free speech is not so free and montclair.trump supporters get attacked on social media. >> welcome back to chasing new . i am both stadia. we have a story in montclair, about free speech. not always been free. the local republicans had an event at a greek restaurant. the invited speaker was steve rogers. they invited him and the resistance they went after president trump. the whole idea was to celebrate the one-year anniversary a president trumps term. by the speaker of the event. stephen, welcome to chasing news. >> the anti- trump assistant went nuts when went so far as to book a table of nine and then not show up, costing the restaurant on of those nine seats. what happened? did you go through with the event? >> yes we did. i was surprised because montclair is a wonderful city not to accept everyone into the community no matter who you are or where you are from. because it was about president trump aware celebrating his success, this resistant movement from what i understand i was told to three days in advance that close w

it happened at lucky supermarket in the montclair neighborhood of oakland. explains customers are now fighting to help him get his job back. >> his reward is getting fired from his job. >> i thought it was appalling. >> reporter: when montclair residents found out a beloved lucky's employee of 17 years was fired for stopping a late night shoplifter, they were outraged. they all know him by his first name, tang. >> he followed the man out of the store and was spit on. >> reporter: spit on by the shoplifter and then fired by his company. lucky's told me it is corporate policy employees don't physically engage with customers. >> two guys came in, grabbed her computer. >> reporter: but in a community worried about crime -- >> in the village itself there have been laptops stolen, purses stolen. it's frightening. i don't feel safe coming down to the village by myself. >> reporter: many long time residents appreciated a store employee's efforts to protect customers and try to stop a crime from happening. >> on a day like today when we're honoring dr. martin luther

the latest example comes from montclair. we have more from amber lee where the message is be extra vigilent. >> reporter: julie, montclair residents are frustrated with what they are seeing on next door with robberies in the area. >> if you walk along this street you will see right where the car windows were. >> oakland's neighborhood, residents say burglaries are common, almost every week in recent months. >> there was a group of gentleman parked on the side here. i saw the guy across the street pulling door handles. they couldn't get in and left. >> less than two weeks ago inside sophie's cup of tea had a laptop stolen. >> she was sitting close to the door. two boys walked in and one of them grabbed her computer. when he picked it up, it sliced her in the head. >> mugging in montclair. >> there are posts about mugging, robbery in public parking lots. it is causing concern. >> it is alarming. i feel it will get worse. when i come back to my car, will my window be broken? will my car be there? >> we have had 6 break ins and

. >> reporter: when montclair residents found out a beloved lucky's employee of 17 years was fired for stopping a late night shoplifter, they were outraged. they all know him by his first name, tang. >> he followed the man out of the store and was spit on. >> reporter: spit on by the shoplifter and then fired by his company. lucky's told me it is corporate policy employees don't physically engage with customers. >> two guys came in, grabbed her computer. >> reporter: but in a community worried about crime -- >> in the village itself there have been laptops stolen, purses stolen. it's frightening. i don't feel safe coming down to the village by myself. >> reporter: many long time residents appreciated a store employee's efforts to protect customers and try to stop a crime from happening. >> on a day like today when we're honoring dr. martin luther king a man who broke the rules to do the right thing, you know. this is particularly appropriate that we would be here trying to support somebody who did exactly that. >> we do not have enough police officers patrolling up here in the hills. >

starting in one of the colleges known as montclair state. >> oh, yes, i know montclair very well. >> that cloud there. there's going to be some downpour. do you think it comes here? >> no. >> not us? >> it's funny, they always know what the clouds are doing. the weather reports out here. >> the masai have been migrating with the season since they came to this part of africa some time in the 15th century. long, long before the serengeti became a national park. and here we run into the kind of existential conflict we'll be seeing more and more of as the world decides what they value most. unspoiled expanses of nature populated still with magnificent wild but aggressively protected animals or the indigenous people. >> the aim for our project is promoting co-existence with lions. so when i came here to start up lion guardians, there were many among the masai that were suspicious. they thought this was going to lead to us being kicked out. that's a constant fear in this area. >> because in the past, and they kill. but today we stop that. or we can kill if no way. >> if you have no alterna

. >> mugging in montclair. >> muggings, robbery, shop lifting, it is causing concern. >> it is alarming. i have a feeling it will be worse. will my car even be there? >> we have had 6 break-ins, 2 cars stolen. >> it is changing the way they live. >> my husband gets up to see if our windows have been smashed. before we leave the house i take my computers and lock them away. >> neighbors say the last straw was when a super market employee was let go after 17 years for arguing with a shop lifter. frank, julie. >> in oakland, thank you. >>> firefighters in the north bay came to the rescue of a calf that came in the bay. the whale was west of petaluma. the calf was on top of the well. they brought in equipment to hall it to safety. >> they were able to get to where the animal was at and bring a harness. we were able to hall him up. >> the calf was down in the well. the mother was happy when they were reunited. >>> grammy award winner edwin hawkins has died. >> oh, happy day. he is recognized as one of the originators of the gospel sound. he won a grammy for oh, happy day from 1969. he was bo

montclair neighbors have been using the website next door to tell each other about recent robberies,-ins and even muggings. about two weeks inside of sophie's cup of tea, a laptop was stolen from a college student. her mother talked to us about what happened. >> she was sitting close to the door. two boys walked in and one of them grabbed her computer. and when he picked it up, it sliced her in her head and she started bleeding and they ran out. >> i feel like it is going to get worse. when i come back to my car, is my window going to be broken? will my car even be there. >> a lucky supermarket employee who had been worked there for 17 years was fired for confronting a shoplifting suspect. the neighbors want that employee rehired and they want more police patrols in the area. >> the time is 7:41. the police and chp are asking for help trying to find a man who stole a box truck and drove the wrong way on a peninsula freeway to get away from the chp. the truck driver was making a delivery in san francisco. when he came back out, his truck was gone. the truck's owner happened to be on h

it will likely affect kids at wilson and montclair schools. they will take recommendations at a meeting tomorrow and have a public hearing on the 17th in manassas. >>> if you peeked outside last, the moon, the supermoon appeared bigger and brighter than other full moons. they are full when they're closest to the earth in their orbit there. the next one will be here january 31st if you missed this one. this one is dauld the wolf moon. >> my is that the supermoon and i said no. i didn't realize it was. i feel like we just had one. >> recently did have one. then we knew we were going to have another one in january. look at it out the window. don't go outside. >> don't go back to work or school. >> give your heat, your fireplace, whatever it is. it's brutally cold again this morning. we keep saying by the end of the week, you're not going to believe these temperatures coming our way. i know that's hard to believe based on what we have right now. i'll show you that in a second. for this morning, heading back to work, roads are dry. always good on a

.>>> in oakland hills people in montclair say that there has been a rise in property crimes. neighbors have been using the website next door to tell each other about recent robberies, car break-ins and muggings. two weeks ago a laptop was stolen from a college student at a shop and her mother spoke with us. >> she was sitting near the door. two boys walked in and one of them grabbed her computer and when he picked it up and cut her head and she started bleeding. >> it is really alarming. i have a feeling it will just get worse. are my car windows going to be breaking -- broken? >> there was a shoplifting incident at the local lucky supermarket and neighbors are asking for more police patrols in the area. >>> we are learning more about a local woman who died from the flu. a mother of three who had been in good health even running marathons. >> and ruben spoke with her family who they want others to know how dangerous the flu can be.>> before getting the flu katie was in good health. the 40-year-old mother of three ran marathons and did yoga. until her family never expected thi

and when i looked into that, it said that it was in montclair, or sometime like that, but there was no episcopalian church there. i dug deeper and deeper. i reached out to the minister and he said, no, the newspaper took it from my facebook post and i posted it in montclair, but this is actually about a colleague of mine in boise, idaho. so, i had to dig for more details. so there are cases like that. >> what do you do when you find glaring errors? do you report them? do you tell the newspaper that maybe they want a clarification? i know you're doing a database, but this is a journalism school. >> right. so, i have emailed people in the past about certain errors. but the great thing is, especially in a media-rich place, you can find other news accounts to link to and find clarification as well, usually. >> one more question for you. when we are talking about hate groups today, not everyone by any means who might commit a violent act necessarily identifies with one of these groups, and many of the people who do identify with these groups might just be expressing an opinion and never mov

this post, many have of columbia, nyu, hunter, rutgers, montclair s state and w on and on.he listst goesre are list of over 180 chapters around this country either under the name sjp or under other names that also work with sjp. amy: so you into the student government. whether they say? >> we got the necessary documentation we needed to fill out and filled it up properly. we got the signatures we needed and filled in all the positions. thetarted to meet with ministry's and to explain our goals and our mission. we're the constitution written up. we revised it according to school policy. eventually we went out for a vote after a year of waiting. the student government unanimously approved our club and granted us club status. unfortunately, a month later, we werere told thahat dean keieith eldrdredge would veto o the clu. he believed it was polarizing gn college campuses and it would be a necessary for fordham to have a club. nermeen: is that the only justification you have received from the university administration about why they overturned the student government's decision? >> yes. it is

i was like, this seems -- like, we were in montclair, which is beautiful.nt to live in new jersey. you're not a housewife." i was like -- meanwhile his wife was standing right there. i'm like, "hey." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: but do you -- wherever you go, do you feel like you're home, or you've been there? i mean, you ended up staying at this ski thing, right? >> yeah, i stayed skiing -- thank you for keeping me on track. i stayed skiing for about -- i went skiing. it's been a rough year, you know, with everything, politically. so i wanted to just kind of get less angry. and so i go to whistler, skiing for like a week, with my family, and my friends, we get a house. and then i decided to stay. i moved into the four seasons in whistler, and i just skied for two and a half weeks by myself, and -- and, you know, with some random people. and made friends. and i was like a local. i turned into like a local village person. it was so much fun. i felt a -- i'm like, "oh, this is like a a different life that i've never had." you know? >> jimmy: well, i mean, you