right here in jersey europe beach for yourself and you know that i expect opinions from you. >> go to the boardwalk in ocean city and you'll hear the ocean you'll hear the south south call a saxophone. >> i'm usually here on the weekend. the acoustic is great, the beach and people are awesome. >> he's been at a lot of places and he says some maybe not so friendly but ocean city, especially the music here is very friendly. >> i play till midnight, i've been here all day i rest my fingers and then i come back out but it's therapy to me. >> that's just just one guy's version of why ocean city beach has a very special title one of the best beaches in america. the mayor is giddy about it. >> it's hard to argue with the man hold on a minute. best beach. that's a heavy claim to a state. the mayor told me that hard work is what earned ocean city the title. he said the places a lot a lot of fun. there places like schreiber's which is like a magnet and are selling candy on the boardwalk since 1988. >> we have chocolate. >> as the general manager sold me a box of salt water tap instead a lot of

jersey. in europe they are more prominent than the team logo. a marketing expert says this is it. brand across the chest like european soccer leagues? i don't know. it could happen. or maybe two or three sponsors or they sponsor the shorts, jersey, socks. it could happen. once they see the viability of the sponsorship and the dollars coming in, the -- the -- the registers start to ring there, right? that's the reality. >> cha-ching. the profits from the sponsorships will be split 50/50 between each team in the league and may take some getting used to but at least it won't be a full logo across the chest -- yet. you wonder when will the players try to have their own personal ones? or will it be like nascar in post-game interviews, i want to thank chevy dupont and all that kind of stuff so pepsi, you know. >> or golf. you see guys putting on watches after the match. >> yeah. >> wow. >> a whole new frontier. >> or news. oh, wait a minute. [ laughter ] >> that's not a bad idea. [ laughter ] >> thank you, otis. >> like the college bulls the orange bull and all of that now it's like the

europe so far this year. >> reporter: there is much more ahead here at noon and the new jersey town's computer is hacked. >> we have about 10 years of the documents that we are not able to access. >> the hackers say that they will not release their information until they are paid a ransom. >>> the drone controversy's new recommendations that could have you seeing what's at your doorsteps. >> the theme park was on the edge of extinction when they lost their lease. to life. when you want itchy, watery eyes and sneezes out of the picture, you go to walgreens for flonase allergy relief- with walgreens right around the corner, it's easy to get more complete relief in a flash. how's that for picture perfect? well... "perfect" might be a slight exaggeration. swing by walgreens for flonase that helps block six allergic substances, not just one. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. >>> authorities are warning about their growing cam. cbs2 explains. 50,000 people were taken hostage. >> the hijacker has requested or demanded a ransom. >> reporter: the hackers infiltrated their computer system when that emplo

. >>> meantime, a police chief in new jersey went way above and beyond to save a woman thousands of miles away in europe. cbs 2's meg baker spoke with this hero cop. >> reporter: he wouldn't have been able to recognize her in a line-up, never met her before but he saved her life. >> he was conversing on a messaging app with another chinese student female in verona. and that she was in the process of possibly committing suicide. >> reporter: last thursday night, verona chief of police email from a chinese student studying in the uk. he was concerned about a friend. the chief stepped into action knowing time was of the essence. he couldn't get to verona italy police department. so he tried the italian embassy in new york. it was after hours. he then called the new jersey state police and was able to find a contact at interpol in washington, dc who sent the desperate message to interpol in italy. >> ultimately the italian assist this young woman. she had taken some pills and she had hurt herself physically. they transported her to the hospital. >> reporter: on tuesday the woman who survived thanks to the c

jersey. >> trees down everywhere. >> and garbage cans everywhere. all right. >>> mass deportation of migrants from greece to turkey. an agreement barring those arriving into europe. we are live next. >>> greek officials have begun deporting syrian migrants back to turkey. it is part of agreement with eu. up to 50,000 men, women and children stranded in greece. i want to get the latest from phil black. he joins us from turkey this morning. phil, bring us up to speed. >> reporter: so, christine, what you can see behind me is the second of three boats to pull in here to the turkish town of dikili. we are told 202 in total. mostly from pakistan and afghanis as well. this is the first batch of the returns. the reason for the policy which has been enacted, the eu says from necessity. european countries have closed their borders and created a backlog in greece with tens of thousands of migrants stranded in camps. that number growing by the day. they negotiated the deal with turk turkey. they will have to agree to come back on their own if they don't apply for protection in greece. the rest, according to the eu, will be allowed to stay. what we will see every day is boa

jersey. can you imagine? [laughter] over the objections of his daughter's. was not a very well off man. he worked as a woodcutter in romania but in 1915 as conditions worsened in europe, they decided it was time to return to the united states. so they do, landing in new york in 1915. so this is a great example of a andly that moves back fourth. it's an interesting example because this is actually a jewish family and we tend to take think of jewish migrants as one way migrants. there is a presumption that because they were largely fling from religious persecution, that they didn't go back. this is a family that did go back but before conditions worsened in world war i, they decided to return to the united states and rebuild their lives there. it's a good thing they did because murray liebowitz actually thrived upon return. he was born in 1903, 12 years old when he returned to the united states. here's a picture of him in 1929. he had gone to school in newark, new jersey. talent ford a draftsmanship so he decided to go into architecture and become one of these new middle-class professionals in the united states. he was able to secure a place in the architecture school

in europe, these offshore facilitators are concentrated in switzerland, jersey, luxembourg and unitedingdom. where does the money come from? hard tormation is discover because they hide behind nominees, people with no access in the company who simply lend their signature. a small sample of 113,000 owners from over the world are compiled to give some indication. china and russia top the list. speaking of those two countries, the guardian also has a headline about the reaction in china. all mention -- this is from the guardian -- all mention of the panama papers is banned from chinese websites. editors are for bit from covering the scandal as the names of high-profile chinese emerge. it says they were warned of harsh punishment if they were found to the published material of what they say is attacking china. what is your reaction to all of this? what you think should be done by the united states? republicans, (202) 748-8001. .emocrats, (202) 748-8000 if you are an independent, (202) 748-8002. also, join us on twitter, you can post your reaction there. there was a lot of reaction on sund

. >>> a police chief in new jersey helped save the life of a woman thousands of miles away in europe. last week verona chief mitchell stern got an e-mail from a he was worried that she might take her life, but the friend made a mistake. he was trying to reach police in verona italy, not verona new jersey. stern quickly contacted italian police who found the woman. she cut her arm and had taken too many antidepressants but recovered at a hospital. on tuesday she sent chief stern an e-mail. >> the lucky thing is that i have a chance to write this letter to you and say thank you. no wonder i begin to enjoy everything around me at this moment. life is brilliant. >> wow, stern says it's amazing to be able to get help within minutes for someone more than 4,000 miles away. >> i tell you, not bad. good work right there. >> up next the mtv video music awards are coming to new york and we have all the details. >> we know to protect our phones and computers against hackers. now your car can be vulnerable if your doors are locking without notice, a cyber attacker could be controlling your vehicle

the thing about europe is you get less commercials over there if you have the ads on the jerseys. we are getting less commercial here from espn and tnt? no. >> the nba says this is a three-year pilot program. you don't think this is going away? >> no. i think that is a he little doll lop of sugar to make this go down easier. once you create a new revenue stream for teams and especially players, i don't think the league can go back after three years and say all of those millions of dollars you've been earning? we have decided against tichlt it is going to be millions. >> i think it's generating at least $150 million the first year alone. the real big money do you have much bigger ads on jersey. manchester united gets 70 million a year having a chevy bow tie logo. >> do you think other leagues f much revenue this is bringing in? >> once this dam bursts, other leagues will follow with the exception of the nfl that doesn't need the money. the league is watching this closely to see who gets on the jerseys. they couldn't want chico's bail bonds sponsoring a team. >> they are doing this

europe forker. >> right? >> i don't know. >> you just get caught? >> just a dude. >> 5:27, train riders may not like it, but being watched. and more importantly, you're being listened to. why new jersey transit is sticking by its new surveillance systems. >> and has donald trump lost the support of his own children? why two of his kids are saying they're not voting for dad. >> what? >>> good morning, 5:30, it may and little harder to have your tech issues fixed this morning, why thousands of verizon workers are threatening to strike. this story is developing, we can get news in the next half hour about this. >> okay, the debate is finally over. what a new jersey judge has to say about republican ted cruz's run for the white house. >> good day everybody, it is wednesday, april 13th, 2016. i was just scanning twitter. and precious was laughing at me dance to go al green, the song you chose, because i didn't know we were on camera. >> al green. >> ♪ >> seven years old today. >> ya. >> sue, is it going to be 07 degrees outside? i need some sunshine. >> well, eventually. but not today. i think we will get close to 60 it will be a beautiful day. bus stop buddy all flyered up. temperatures

york wouldn't share with new jersey and wouldn't share with virginia and they each had a separate fbi and cia. that in effect is what's the makeup of the services in europeountries it's like that in belgium. some districts in belgium don't share information with other districts in belgium. they speak different languages. they speak french, flemish. they have a problem there. are there other plotters at large, plotters who were involved in the belgium attacks still at large? >> i have not been briefed on that specific cell and, frankly, i wouldn't share that information if i had it. i do believe from the press reports and others that it is -- the europeans are still very much on edge. there's a recognition as we saw after the paris attack that the subsequent belgian attack. i think at least in europe they ought to go ahead and raise the alert a little further. they need to relay to their security services and make sure that they share this information. as has been pointed out now, some of the attackers in belgium were actually made aware, the belgian authorities were made aware of these individuals but didn't follow up in a timely manner. >> as you know,

europe. >>> back here at home, this had an official campus, a crest, and even scoot president. the university of -- even a school president. the university of northern new jersey a total fake from the very beginning. the feds creating the school three years ago to bust a phony visa ring. now 21 people are under arrest. they're accused of taking money to help more than 1,000 people illegally obtain student visas. officials say none of the so-called students appeared to pose a threat to the united states. many of them, perhaps not all, will be deported. >>> and do you think that there is anything wrong with this ad? well, the p.c. police does. and they are now calling on gap to pull this kids' ad. the photo was taken for ellen degeneres' kids' line. shows a black girl next to a white girl. the white girl's resting her arm on the black little girl's head. the ad was called racist by some twitter users. gap apologized, even saying it would take down the photo. it's still up. here's an ad from july, 2015, nobody thought that was a big deal when the roles were reversed and a little black girl had her arm on the little white girl's head. what do you think? >>> and ha