>> sex and booze wile the assistant district attorneys were at work. the scene out of a manufacture pear where employees would go off and have sex. bill: and small business owners on the bridge over kew gardens worried the aging structure is not only unsafe, but they think may be when they are leasing engine 20/20. they will be forced out. have that full story. after hur maria devastated port foe look koy. thousands of people displaced not just families but pets. many sets peths left behind. we will running a story of mir kael reyun as dogs ap cats he u now

thed the fam there is a had to leave them behind to get to safety. and your weather, dan zarrow will have the forecast and it may feel like spring now. just wait. i am bill spadea, this is "chasing news." front page of the daily news today, an accusation of ram pant sex and alcohol parties all at the office of the bronx d.a. john has the story. jop, a is going on in the bronx? yeah. bill, the scene out of the movie animal house and the drinking and having sexual relations work allegedly at the bronx da's office. key word, allegedly. here ishere is what is going on. a $15 million law sites being filed against the city that claims bronx da is running the office that is quote ripe with employee in gaging serious misconduct and ethical practices. a woman's filing the suit of crime analyst in the d.a.'s office and a woman named crystal

rivera claims she hasness withed drinking in the office parties where employees would go off and have sex and say she's hasness withed a brawl and other scandalous activity t. now important to pint out, rivera is currently suss spenned for professional misconduct steaming from the relationships with her boyfriend and nypd detective named david. ry vir are a claims d.a. clark is unfarley targeting both them and the attorney eric sanders says the dm a. playing political gains efficient last year detective terrell filed the own 175 million-dollar lou suit against the city for settling police brutality claims against him where the name was cleared by the ccrp the civilian complaint review board some of the the question is: are these two city employees looing to make a few million bucks or are they true exposing injustice crusading nicer right. don't know.

a jury will decide for the part the bronx d.a. will not commit and the city's law department will say it is reviewing the place. bill? bill: in addition to the allegation in the office, there is also issue of nar cot kicks parties. are they allegedlying there drug is on the d.a.'s office? or is it just margarita parties as the dally news ref vense. >> the lawsuit claims there currently is alcohol stored in the office and am lowees would take a swig, have a drink at their desk while on duty. they would go though courthouse and fight for cases and after having a drink according to the lawsuit. bill: right. >> coming from one woman, right now, who may have agenda, may not. we'll find out. bill: thank you, john. appreciate. ♪ ♪ ♪ bill: we have a chasing alert for you tonight. a 90-year-old woman is ded after being evacuated from her apartment by three new york city police

officers t. note it gets a little cloudy as to what happened after they eevacuated her. they dropped her in the chaos in the smoke as some officers were overcome with spoke them themes. now 691 jer os old died of spoke inhalation. minutes go by. in that chaos, davis was left on the ground dying of smoke inhalation. i am joined now by the attorney for miss davis' estate. pert thomas joins me now. peter, welcome to "chasing news." how are you? >> thanks for having me. bill: peter, i have soon the video where ethel davis carried out by three officers in what looks like a heroic attempt to save her. but then, a cloud of smoke, the officers are overcome, they said they dropped her and for whatever reason this the fire department comes in and did not see her. you were telling me off-camera earlier, i want you to explain this tow thud anticipates why. a is fireproof building. why were they evacuating fler am apartment that

was not on fire? it doesn't make sense. the fire departments with on the scene. the fire department did not evac watt the residence. s with a handful of officers who obviously were on patrol, they saw smoke, or flames coming out of the 11th floor apartment and they ran to the building and in an effort to evacuate. no one needed rescue. no one was asking for rescue. these officers had good in tensions. but unfortunately, they started evacuating tenants and on the 11th floor then they went to the 12th floor and the mistake dame when they left the fire doors open. between the 11th and 12th floors then created a smoke continue condition on the 12th floor. >> well, now, in a building like to. the doored all remains closed we are fireproof, she moke would not have got ton the other parts everyone would have been fine so the fire department could handle it. correct. >> shelter in place. until told otherwise. are suing on behalf of her estate representing her estate and the

family. let me understand, what are you suing snore i mean, this does seem to be like a tragic my take of new york city finest trying to dog the right thing and perhaps, it was miscommunication between the fire department that was there and what are you alleging and what are you seeking? >> well, i done believe there was miscommunication. i believe that police undertook this fatal rescue attempt. the fire department never attempted to evacuate the building. the fire department knew very well this is a fireproof building as long as it was contained, there was no reason to evacuate. the only thing the court allowed in terms of compensation money however we are looing for change. retraining of these officers. have these officers listen to the very words that lived there. she would be alive. >> ok. >> a lot mer deals to come. we'll stain touch. thank you, peter. we appreciate. >> you got. i. bill: new jersey's governor phil murphy among the many governors who met with president trump at the white house on monday. the bigs didcussion

school safety arming with teachers and gun control ashley johnson has the full story. ashley, what do you got for us? >> phil murphy was back in new jersey tuesday after spending a few days in washington, d.c. talking about guns. hr if i and other governors met with president donald trump at the white house, murphy tooted the coalition he formed last week with the governors of new york and connecticut. who agreed to share information on the illegal gun trade if the federal government ain't going to do it. if congress isn't going to do it. we are going to start dict murphy said. president trump told the governors he supports back ground checks people resisted that but now people, i think, are really into it. he insisted he would get the national rifle association onboard and don't worry about the nra trump said, they are on our side. the president turned has attention tuesday to staying in the white house and acing no his candidacy for re-election and even naming a 2020 campaign

manager. in new jersey, tuesday, murphy signed the executive order creating the jobs and economic council and also said is strongly against the president's stance to arm teachers in schools. >> well, with all due respect, the answer is it could not make educators carry guns. in south brunswick township, i am ashley johnson, reporting for "chasing news." >> thank you, ashley. well, all right. to bring this back, right to our where are, two incidence at local high schools have made the news and have people talking, one, in bergen county, new jersey, in due month, where a kid got arrest for posting a threat on social media, law enforcement is involved the school was on lockdown, armed security and cops at the school and the unarmed man got arrested after the police found a rival in his home. then, in southern new jersey, outside of philadelphia, hill high school east, actually, where i graduated from. students walked out and do it protest the suspension of a history

teacher, testimony think is his name and arguably one of the favorite teachers at the school. what happened was where are way he was talking in glass security and the lack there. one student, awording to other student in the klaas, complained he said the conversation about school security made him feel unsafe. so the principal decided to suspend the teacher. they checked the bags for weapons testimony they had talked to him about getting some therapy before he comes back to school. it is really unbelievable story. let's bring in the a plus panel to break it down. iasha is the newark community economic development cooperation. groat see you. thank you for being here. jeanette hovmap is back with as you republican strangist. ged sue, jennette. >> thank you, bill. >> also, the chief staff for essex county. i want to start with you. you know, it is trending you see this happening in cherry hill. now there is a racial component to this that you are seeing the

lockdowns hap pin urban schools and hue wark and other places, then, suburban schools and the people come in and out. there is no issue. what do you? i well, i think that race plays a part. well, interesting enough, when i was in high school, you know, certain high schools that had metal detectors and others did not. then, you know, just heightened tensions now. this is really trying to think about how we create atmosphere of feeling safe but then also, also actually being safe. >> how do you start the conversation with this if you got snowflake in the history class that cannot han deal conversation from the teacher about school safety. well, it is really disturbing. think principal actually aced appropriately in the case, then if you look at what is happening. professor out of school. don't think the professor was going to be there. i don't think you should behaving this conversation if you cannot handle it. this is a real threat to our society. and to schoolchildren every day. well, i think needs to be a conversation out at school security and the students were wrong to back out and they should be dus senned they don't get to determine the

rules of the school. bill: not only do i support the kids for walk out. i rarly support it. i not only support them but the principal should be fired for pulling the teacher out. who is going to hike this kids with security if you are in the school and this says trusted teacher. think the principal out to be fighted. >> 's thing that is going make the students upset or derned about they are not safe. the i we can telling the student rust. >> well, doors are all open and unlonged any student that he schools an easysoft target. talking about what happened and how we need to protect students the issue here is interesting. >> metal detectors a and cops the school. i think you need more kids walking out of schools saying we are not going to subject ourselves. >> bill spadea, you you think never niter should be able to make the rules of the schools. first of all it is unsafe to have kids walk out and trying to deal with cycle security but second of all. they are not in charge. the school administrators are and sends a bad message and should bees pebbed and

held account. >> well, when i saw the national walkout day. the first thing i did i sent it to the 16-year-old son. i was look, squawkout day. put it on the a calendar. >> the walkout day she show be suspend because that wases about the nonsense of gun control and meaned in hurry hill was protesting of principals who fired a teach other suspend him and should not have. all right. we r with you. thank you, guys. good see all. don't go aanywhere. a lot more "chasing news" after the break. waitle you hear the story about businesses in kew gardens they are worried not only about safety buzz fixing with the mta gets to repairing the tracks underneath their businesses and they could be out of business. that and puppies that is right after hurricane maria devastated puerto rico with thousands of people displaced many pets got left behind. well, thanks to one organization, in our area, there has been a reuniting of families and their pets. and dan zero is going to have the forecast coming up. it has been warm.

the weather he is going to change. stay with me.

bill: welcome back to "chasing news." i am bill spadea. are got a great story about puppies after hurricane maria devastated puerto rico, thousands were displaced, thanks to one woman and an organization locally, families reunited, but, first, our own nate rogers brings you the story of businesses in cue guard dns over anmta

bridge they are youred about the future of their business. nate, what do you got for us nate. bill, folks who live in queens for the most part have every resource they need within a two-block stretch. now, at least, a dozen shops atop of the bridge along the boulevard in cue guard dns right underneath and the 90-year-old bridge is in desperate need of repair. look at the hole right here. business owners say their buildings are also neglected. >> electrical plum, the roof, the roof has been a may josh shoe for a long, long, long time. meaning water pouring in when we have, you know, torrential rain, take a look at the bathroom inside of the pharmacy and it is currently out of order after pipes have bursts at least three times year. in a digs, poor installation. >> well, the pipe, we get so much water in there. then, you know, you can use the path room. the property is owned by the mta and managed by

the manage. the property manager says plumbing and other structure in sure ofs are reresult of the dilapidated bridge and rear walls of the building ain't is mt's responsibility to fix the spokesperson would not come men on the need repairs but in a statement said we are committed to working with the community to ensure the best outcome for the location. >> i cannot imagine living anywhere else. >> the mta told me come march of 2020 the lease here will not be renewed for harleys serviced the neighborhood for 40 years he says it all hurts. i don't know what to do. it is hard to find it here. >> mta spokesperson would not comment on teacher plan force the bridge or for the building here. well, i am nate roger force "chasing news." >> when hurricane maria devastated puerto rico, thousands were displaced people fleeing the island to get out of the hurricane's path, or

happened to be relocated because theyed into food, water or power. many of those faminglies ended up here in our area. but one of the things that was slightly under reported was the pets who were left behind. so many families had to leave their dogs, cats behind as they fled for safety. a spot of god new, one of the heros of the reu night of the pets with families. her name is heather and she is executive director of madison. heather, welcome to "chasing news." how are you? >> great. good to be with you. bill: so sounds like a mir dole me. you went down. you set up this rescue effort to find these pets that were left behind in puerto rico. and miraculously, reunited many of them with their families. how did you got the idea to do it? the logistics. how did this come together? >> well, bill, in the immediate aftermath of maria, our organization welcomed animals that were already in shelters before the storm.

and that was 786 animals in eight days. well, our hope always there indies asker responses to relief opportunity in the community to respond to people and their pets. and you know, the situation down there is tough. 20% of the islands still doesn't have power. the island working with as well doesn't have power and running off generators. so in december, a foun approached someone who approached us and saying they don't normal initiatives and we want to hp the people. this is a terrible story and people who didugh they need medical care. medical carvish issue on would were not leaving this they could take the pet or causing them a lot of stress. so we stepped wanted to continue our commitment to puerto rico and the storm's and our goal is to help

reunite 1,000 pet people. >> wow. this past weekend, it was my first time down there was group on the ground down there who is doing so mth family, friends, neighbors. bill: how did youfamilies, heat? >> did the animals have chips? how would you know? >> well, they fade they had dom the mainland already. they left the animals to friends, family or neighbors who are doing the work on the ground with the group called el faro which is incredible and helping them get any necessary vaccine, microchipping to your point to make sure the animals are being or able to be connected to the people forever more. bill: anything that our viewers can do to help out? >> they can go though website and learn how to get involved. we have photos, video, and ways to get involved. bill: how close to you the 1,000, your zeil we're only about 200.

so we got many more. bill: a long way to go. good luck. great cause. we are happy to help. thank you, heather. >> thank you. bill: i admittedly do not like the cliche that march roars lining lion. this year, though, it does hold. a significant storm system setting up her to end of this week. we are talking about the thursday night to friday timeframe and here is what it alongs like. i think it is going to be mostly rain. maybe an inch or two. then that could cause some flooding concerns overall not a big deal. well, there could be wintry mix snow component in there and maybe accumulations to the north and west but does look mostly wet and not really within try at this point. however, the wind is a concern sustained 20 to 30 percent. gusts to 50 or 60 miles per hour and then, that will presuspect the concern for coastal flooding depending on the exact direction that wind comes from. we're not there yet. in terms of pinpointing the details we need few more model run and more information if you live along the coast, though. you need to keep an eye ton the system and

everybody needs to keep in mind things could get messy from thursday night and friday and maybe lingering to early saturday as well. your forecast for tonight, stays could quiet. lows dip to the mid to upper 30's then chilly out there then during the day wednesday, clouds will increase. there could be a few showers around. highs bouncing going the mild mid 50's. lower 50's on thursday. then, again, that storm system comes in to ply late thursday and friday. i am meteorologist dan gar zarrow. bill: coming up after the break: a lot more show for you. including all your headlines and one about apple. are they changing the game on the iphone? bigger and better? we'll see. stay with us

bill: welcome back to "chasing news." i am bill spadea. tonight including apple. may be changing the game on the iphone. how about bigger and better? we'll see. >> t.s.a. has partnered with amtrak to test new suicide vest detection

scanners at new york's penn station. senator chuck schumer pushed for the test after december derror attack in which he tried to blow himself up with a hidden explosive. apple could release three new iphones this fall and bloomberg reported the new models would include a larger iphone x plus and upgraded version of the current iphone and then, a cheaper model some of the 10's futures. apple is reportedly caring gold colored option for the new iphone x. well, check out this video of the gator in trying to pay some neighbors a visit. officers received a call about a fat gator roaming around cocoa, florida, monday. it got close enough to hang out on a doorstep. once the police arrived they removed. i gators are known to roam during warm weather looking for water. and deaths causing major health problems. fox business networks has that and more in your health. >> sitting in a glass slip are may be the sign of a eating disorder the

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when not sitting at decks but new vein from the university of australia finds standing all day actually causes back discomfort and vein swelling. researches recommend taking walks at work and not relying on standing deaths. with your help, hillary, fox news. bill: thanks for watching "chasing news" tonight. remember we'll be right back here tomorrow night with all of your news, headlines and some debate back and forth with the panel. you may agree ors did agree the things you hear on the panel and from me. so just tweet me at bill spadea at "chasing news" don't forget tomorrow morning on new jersey 101.5 for the morning show. look forward your calls and see you tomorrow night. "chasing news"

♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11. no one understands how scary this is. >> upset and frustrated. raw emotions in south jersey over something said in a classroom after the parkland school shooting in in order. now, students are taking action here. thanks for joining us at 11:00. i'm iain page. templets night a heated school board meeting in camde camden c. students and parents let their voices be heard after a popular teacher is suspended. our shawnette wilson was there and shawnette, things were pretty tense there tonight. >> reporter: yeah, very tense. you know iain, one of the board members actually told the crowd that this is all conjecture. he said there are no facts and that the investigation is on going. still students of that teacher believe what happened to him