, you say this is a big slap in the face to the honest men and women who live in the beautiful emerald cityin the face of any law abiding citizen who wants to keep his children and family and himself safe. it's an insane idea to cater to people who are -- who have criminal history. i know people that have been to prison too. some the most wonderful people in the world. they don't need help. they don't need the government stepping in with their big size and gary is totally, totally right, charlie is right -- [laughter] kennedy: adam, let me ask you this, you are touchy feely and squishy. shouldn't landlords be forced to take the drapes of society and put them in housing next to families and young children? >> nobody wants on the excon living near them. they have been rehabilitated under the law and so where do you draw the line. where do you expect these people to live? where are you going to put them? you want to have government programs to have them. kennedy: phil gates -- bill gates has a big property. >> you have a right to know who is living with them. >> you just changed the subject. >

taught you i used to have this idea that you member the wizard of oz and she wants to get to the emerald city and i pick because i did have a lot of money i think get famous you know become a pop star get fame as an heir all everything is going to go to lovely la la land jenny no we nice and of course you know it's life is life and fame for me is a it's useful and it's handy is a nice thing to do because you can you know promote you know good causes and even get a good restaurant table it life is spent that has mother stuff that comes with it but i think feet on the ground to be feet on the ground and you know you can look at the stars but remember we're three zero i think rachel spicey on twitter what goes through your mind when you see videos or images of gerry from the ninety's. i sort of sometimes i look i k i have this thing you know. elton john when he was going you know amazing artist but he'd get bigger and bigger like trying to outdo itself you know big or go all cs i think the time i got the american bilbo a couple of which one it was billboard awards i was sort of like i was lookin

>> dorothy would have put emerald city into google maps and walked directly to the wizard. >> and stillgate. >> it would be the wonderful world of waze. >> you're getting the hang of it. >> let me give you other movies. tell me why they wouldn't work today. here we go. "sixteen candles." >> it wouldn't work today. >> sixteen candles and pregnant. it would be on another network. >> why won't -- >> facebook reminders. >> facebook notifications. there's no chance anyone would have forgotten samantha's birthday and ruined her day, starting off the plot. you started off strong. you're fading. "pretty woman," would it have worked today? >> it's the oldest profession. i think it still works today. >> no. same problem. edward and vivian wouldn't have met because edward would have looked up directions on his phone, never gotten lost and had to ask for directions. >> sometimes that gps throws you off. >> true. here's a better one. "mrs. doubtfire." howie, could it happen today? >> it could happen. but he wouldn't be allowed to serve. see what i did there? i made it trendy and topical. i've combin

. >> bruce gordon back from lehigh and emerald where the city spent the day shutting down another growing heroin encampment. joins us loo you have in studio. >> reporter: long overdue effort by the city and conrail to clean up that crack that was never meant to be a permanent solution to the heroin crisis. today i got a first-hand look how frustrating the task of dismantling these open air drug markets may be. >> reporter: among the personal effects left behind, plenty of of drug needles and this 95 sheath but more than a foot long. ready for trouble. just up the block ang limb resident too frightened to show her face said of the cleanup it's about time. >> i don't let my grandkids come here because of the situation. this is not a environment for children. >> you just don't want them coming here? >> no. i really don't. >> reporter: this was the emerald street encampment last friday. population had more than doubled in the several days since the city's clean up dislodged them from the track bed near lehigh and gurney. >> it's so sad that they're treating these people like that. >> activist

emerald city over there from wizard of oz, looks like that one won a prize for most creative junior builder are organized by themes and all the different themes have a -- there's prizes and there's a judging component to it as well. but we talked to another junior builder, he's 12 years old and he is creating or he created along with some other members of the bay area lego users group something he called the great ball contraption. it has a conveyor belt, various motors and it moves one ball per second. he's been working on it for more than a year and he talked to us by why he finds this to be such a rewarding hobby. >> mostly i love the satisfaction of working mechanical mechanism and i like the tinkering with it and i enjoy that a lot. >> reporter: and some of the other themes of the creations on display are military, robotic, arts, pop culture, historical replicas. the entire table of maritime displays from the high seas, various different boats. there was an aircraft carrier at the end of this table and we talked to the builder of that. he says it took him to years to create it. a lot o

this encampment on emerald street near lehigh avenue doubled in population when the city evicted drugat lehigh and gurney. activists are not sure whether all this constitutes progress. >> they're going to move somewhere else. just like they moved from gurney street to here. from here they'll find another spot and they're not softing the problem by shifting these people all around the city. >> well the city is offering services to those who are addicted but of course not everybody is ready for it. not everybody wants it. and so for now, it appears the problem may simply get pushed from one neighborhood to anoth another. >>> all righty. so much for coyote city on sea isle city beaches they are not coyotes. they're foxes specifically a mom and her pup and they belong there. they are a key part of the barrier islands eco system. this pair look a list different for good reason. wildlife officials believe they've got something called mange it's an easily curable skin disease but you got to get the cure. so they have set up traps to capture the mom and her baby so they can treat them at a wi

however if you take yourself ungo down four more blocks to emerald street on the underpass you just take tent cityopulation under there that has been about 15 to 20 people it's tripled. >> reporter: sure enough. impromptu village was under construction this time under the railroad tracks. moments before we arrived, rosland used her narcan kit to revive a 30-year-old overdose victim here. >> she was bad. she was like almost -- almost gone. you know. >> reporter: you used the narcan and brought her back? >> yeah. sad situation. >> reporter: back on hope street jose says he hopes the track cleanup will make things better. but he's not convinced the drug addicts are gone for good. >> police don't watch. they going to do the same thing. >> reporter: they'll come right back? >> oh yeah. >> reporter: to be fair, the city is offering social services to those addicts rousted from the tracks but not every addict wants help and some who do, don't trust those trying to he help. so neighbors remain hopeful, but very very nervous. dawn? >> understandably so, bruce. thank you. >>> to trenton now grand jury has i

however if you take yourself gone down four blocks to emerald tweet street on the under pass you've just taken tent city there there has been about 15 to 20 people. it's tripled. >> reporter: sure enough impromptu village was under construction. this time under the railroad tracks. moments before we arrived, rows land used her narcan kit to revive a 30-year-old overdose victim here. >> she's bad. she was like almost -- up a gone. >> reporter: used the narcan and brought her back? >> yeah. sad situation. >> reporter: back on hope street jose says he hopes the track clean up will make things better but he's not convinced the drug addicts are gone for good. >> police don't watch. they're going to do the same thing. >> reporter: they'll come right back? >> yeah. >> reporter: to be the fair the city is offering social services to those addicts rousted from the tracks but not every addict wants help. some who don't trust those trying to help and so neighbors remain hopeful. but very nervous. dawn? >> all right, bruce, thank you. just a tough situation for everyone involved. thank you. >>> to bucks county now

emerald street encampment are already back. bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >>> so much for the coyote sightings on sea isle city beaches because theyyotes. there's foxes. specifically a mom and her pup. and they belong there. fox's are a key part of the bar 83 i'd land eco system. this pair looks a little different as you can tell. wildlife officials believe believe they've got mange. it's an easily curable skin disease. they set up trap to capture them so they can treat them at a wildlife rehab center. then re-release them. in the meantime they'd like you to do a few thing. stay away from the dunes and the traps so they can help catch the pair and don't feed them because they want them to go into the traps. >> thirty-ninth and 40t 40th street very popular spot. >> that's right. >> one clever fox right there. >> all right. still ahead tonight a mob of kids hundreds of them just hanging around a rec center. you ma it think that neighbors want them to bite, right? not everybody. >>> hmm. also tonight we've got flooding but nothing, nothing like this. hands and knees on a ladder over rushing flood waters. talk about brave. ♪ day 13. i

the city has found permanent housing for some that lived there, but others are fanning out to nearby neighborhoods. >> living in the shadows below the bridge at lehigh and emerald, addict laura mull holland says they have seen new people since the cleaning up of gurney street. she chose not to show her face. >> there were four people that came down here yesterday. it's horrible when you have no place to go. >> the city began dismantling gurney street that has for decades personified the opioid crisis. >> the city has placed two dozen people into permanent houses or long-term treatment facility yes, iies,but for those that dot help -- >> are you seeing them fan out in neighborhoods? >> the abnormal becomes normal. >> if they go to another place, it doesn't treat the problem, right? >> you are right, but like i said before, you have to want to get clean. you have to want to get detox. >> recovering addicts like scott says he's already seeing a change. >> there are a lot more cops on the street walking around. it's been getting better. >> while police are beefing up patrol, the city is making resources available to those that want help. really, it boils down to wh

city sanitation crews hoisted soiled mattress noose their trucks just part of the clean up and removal of a shanty town set up by heroin users under the railroad overpass on emerald street near lehigh. users left behind plenty of drug needles and one, well, he no longer has this massive 95 for protect. philly police oversaw the rousting in a neighborhood where a long time resident too frightened to show her face told me she won't let her grandkids come see her. >> you'll visit them where they live but you don't want them here. >> no, i don't want them here. i don't want them to see this is not a way of life. >> reporter: this is what the end camp looked like last friday locals told us its population had more than double in the handful of days since the city's cleanup dislodged them from the track bed near lehigh and gurney street. >> why treat these people with like they're animals? >> reporter: activist rosland, was on hand for monday morning's dismantling. she felt it was done with a decided lack of compassion and she fears that simply pushing addicts from one place to another is no solution. >> it's not enough resources here in philadelphia. if all these peopl

emeralds, gold, alligator skin. for all the ladies out there, this is why you should care. steve: thanks for joining me from the cityter debbie wasserman schultz claiming islamophobia to protect the i.t. aide pictured left here who is now accused of perhaps selling american secrets to the russians. a marine who helped break the case wide open while with the fbi is furious what she saying. we have the story next here in new york city. ♪ when you have allergies, it can seem like triggers pop up everywhere. luckily there's powerful, 24-hour, non-drowsy claritin. it provides relief of symptoms that can be triggered by over 200 different allergens. live claritin clear. jillian: a few quick headlines for you. a dozen illegal immigrants are busted moments after running on to a beach in the middle of the night. video showing their tiny boat off the coast of san diego. the illegals running out of the water on to the beach before border patrol agents moved in and grabbed them. minutes later a second boat dropping off more illegals. they're all from mexico or central america. >>> aclu is under fire of a child holding a america