bill: now on "chasing news". ♪ >> emotional support. >> without even knowing it she became an emotional support animal. >> every thanksgiving i ami am a motion is supported by the turkey on the table. >> i've been looking in possible security front in our area. >> killed twice as many people. >> the intense security you see, and underground mass transportation system. >> you are now competing against the vendors on the boardwalk. >> they don't seem to want ice cream trucks. >> the seaside park government site. >> we have all heard about service dogs.

bill: and emotional support turkey. >> they don't all look the same or act the same. here is with these animals do have in common. they're all emotional support animals. >> he is my little girl. i have had her since she is a two week old chick to my going through an emotionally difficult marriage. so without even knowing it she became an emotional support animal. >> and emotional support animal. delta flight in january. it met withit met with a lot of confusion. she has every right to be there. >> it is hard to see when someone has a struggle.

>> emotional support animals the laws on their side. when new yorker met in manhattan is starting a business to help owners navigate the law. >> just trying to educate people. understand that if they do they would be significantly distressed. there is a possibility. they are entitled. >> at what point is an emotional support animal really a pet? >> gaming the system.system.

you're not helping anybody. you're helping yourself. >> montclair new jersey. not happy that some people are scamming the system. he paid as much is 15,000 for his animals. his artistic a year old son social skills. >> workplace and soccer. soccer. >> you can see the amazing bond. but he has been with the family for just a year. documented, and in that time they have gone from talking and whispers to having full on conversations. >> you think that makes them comfortable. video games. >> emotional support. >> every thanksgiving i am emotionally supported by the turkey at those tables. emotional support snakes mentioned. know what's going on.

there is a distinction between a service dog and emotional support dog. >> there are two different things. >> the service and was supposed to help people with a physical disability. depression, anxiety. people are scamming the system so much the veterans are taking a lot of issue. bill: it's how the situation the matter how you look at it. ♪ bill: "high speed chase",. >> wanted for stabbing a 13-year-olda 13 -year-old boy. approximately 5-foot five, 130 pounds. give crimestoppers a call if you have any information.

>> an irate passenger before getting off the trolley. that's why he got so angry. looking for the suspect. ♪ >> underage drinking. illegal parties that are happening all over brooklyn. the space would invite the popular party. found out about this through a concerned parent and said it must stop. >> they get on in syria having a party. there is no authority figures. thousands show up, do drugs, smoke, drink. allall of this is illegal. >> when i showed up i have

been pacing everywhere. no doubt you're not supposed to be in there. it's not a party until the cops show up. making sure this is completely on lockdown. >> it's over. >> they walked by. i asked them on camera. they actually wanted to go in. parties like these being planned all over the city. trying to bring awareness. >> i havei have a tendency. twenty minutes beforehand. they just change the venue. there going to find another place to do it if they really want to. >> they even said if this place gets shut down the willwill go to an abandoned

school lab identified. we don't know where the next location might be. >> media invites. nothing knew. having sex and drinking and partying. when i was youngeri was younger reason telephoned in the not promoted on social media. >> they would talk about how they felt that i got seriously injured. >> because it is fun. that is both a moniker and moniker and the epitaph. >> until someone dies. ♪ bill: it's all fine games. >> yeah. >> a lot of paradoxes in this industry.

things that they think are true line. >> a concessions company. about a half-dozen tracks. he did a good sense is a good sense of how very competitive it is to get permitted to sell ice cream. >> another town, five applicants. they're going to go to a lota live option. >> the licensing fee, $900 and out. willing to pay in a borough like seaside park. >> a great market. now competing against concession stands. 1.6 miles. >> the trouble is they do not seem to want ice cream trucks. an ordinance was passed. an outright ban. which basically says no

vehicle can sell merchandise on the avenue. fair enough. you can't sell it within 25 feet of a stop sign. a couple of other stipulations as well.well. find a place to sell food or ice cream off the truck, probably, would you want to? >> trying to open up a dialogue. he says he keeps getting a heisman. >> they don't answer phone calls. i have resorted to facebook and social media. >> by whom? >> the city side park government site. >> the seaside park government site. >> i have reached out to get their side of things. this is there town. ban ice cream vendors, fine. vendors, fine. i just want to no why. >> i will give him the message. >> okay.

thank you. >> seaside park born and bred. the whole anti- ice cream vendor push. >> every time. every five minutes. through such a fit about the music. 3 miles around my grandfather's house and not allowed to do anything. >> it does not explain why ice cream vendors were allowed up until 2009. they make too much noise. they want ice cream monopoly all to themselves. if themselves. if you know anybody, tell them to return phone calls a while. >> the boardwalk will be rocking. the music festival on friday through sunday.

dozens. everything. proceeds benefit the music foundation. >> in light of the brussels attacks, the new york subway system, two bombs went off atof the airport, one of the metro station.

>> look at that. >> in light of the terrible terrorist attacks a possible security flaws in our area. the 1st target was it in brussels was the airport. i am turning my attention. i spoke with security expert brian michael. there's a reason terrorists target underground transportation. >> two bombs went off at the airport.

one at the metro station on the train. that one killed twice as many as the two at the airport. >> i wanted to find out more on the ground again. retired detective stationed in israel. he is friendly, the kind of guy you want to talk to.to. he told me what he was doing. now, in light of the brussels: to take a look at look at the new york subway system. now, the intense security is just not feasible.

>> seven, eight, $9 per person to go through airport security. if you would add seven or $8 to the price of the subway ticket twice every day your going to destroy public transportation. >> got on the train a grand central station. what can the average person do? he boils it down. >> now the unthinkable happened. it is more about observing your surroundings. >> it's like living in california. you live in california.

you live your life every day. you don't think about it every day. >> the new york city subway system on the hardest working departments in the country. >> first lady michelle obama paid a special visit to the garden state honor american garden tour promoting her initiative let's move encouraging people to eat healthy and exercise. the 1st lady met with middle schoolers here in newark. let me show you something right here students are able to grow their own vegetables. the middle of the 1st lady to try a smoothie another healthy snacks. the 1st lady's visit comes when the fatefrom the fate is less flowery for more than a dozen public schools. we have been covering it for

weeks. the city is facing a lead water crisis. 17,000 students have to be tested for lead poisoning. share your favorite healthy food. you can tweet me or the show. >> the turf for about how to save atlantic city feels like something out of the movie mean girls. they have resorted to name-calling and fighting over who looks the most irresponsible and of course atlantic city is no better for it. >> the city's failed to pursue any outsourcing. the playground operation, even trash collection. >> did not even flinch and head back.

does not know what real grass looks like. >> sports field of synthetic. >> atlantic city. >> lots of grass. typical. i did not say cut their fields. i said cut the grass. this is the mayor trying to distract. >> after know what you think about all of this. >> check out the slow-motion guys. this one is #do not try at home.

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>> when you see a blonde walking down the street what is normally a reaction? >> picture myself on the beach. and doesn't matter. >> well, mike likes to do a lot of squats. >> it is not a full chase until you walk a mile in somebody else's shoes. ♪ >> just for the hell of it. walks by, did a double take. >> i went out.

it was late at night. i felt night. i felt really powerful. it seemed a lot less empty. >> a longhow long time as a blonde. are you treated differently? >> i was a blonde as a kid. i found the a photo of myself in my mid- 20s. >> been dying my hair since i was 12. always just so attracted to blondes, bubbly cheerleaders. i like it helps fit my whole persona. >> again, it's one of those stories.stories. we want to know what you guys think. >> next line break out the red.

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