>> u.s. ufos. >> check out this amazing video of ufos seen on saturday. >> that ain't no playing. this is a video that he shot and what you see is across the new jersey skyline, you see these ufos. he told me he saw for ufos. when i walked out that's when i started seeing more. >> there were multicolor. in one video you can't really tell but in another you can see they are different colors and are moving quite fast. >> i can't believe what i saw because i live i'm surrounded by the airport and there's that one time you look up in this kind of the plane or helicopter. >> i chase this to hamilton to speak to doctor ufo. >> doctor ufo, yes the truth is out there, when i when i spoke to him i showed him the video and wanted to see what he thought. he said yes yes it look like a legit ufo video. you can see the ufo following the plane. >> they do hang around airports. they like to watch us take off. >> the aliens. it's a very exciting thing for them to see. >> i showed him the footage i showed him ufo video that i shot in belleville. >> so you saw my video so what's your expert analysis. >> i think it was a paper plate. >> so i was not ready to fool doctor ufo. >> he is an expert. >> it's like a little penlight in the middle of the night. i'm not a conspiracy theorist and i love your post stories, i'm willing to believe all kinds of stuff. >> there's no way. it can find a place to new york. >> okay since your geniuses, what is this. >> it's a light in the sky. alike that's not attached anything? >> i'm going to go with airplane. >> are you sure rich is not an alien himself? >> that's a good question. >> high-speed chase, governor christie's brother todd christie went on facebook to call senator ted cruz a -- it came as a response of christie endorsing tran. he made his comment and also a friend of the show, matt rooney who is known for his. [inaudible] if you are going to skip the fair you might wanna -- you can see the guy trying to jump over the turnstile with no avail. finally he he just gives up and shimmies underneath the bar. way to go guy, you just got a $2.25 fair and traded that in for a shiny 300-dollar ticket. >> the new jersey turnpike has claimed another life, this time in a hit-and-run accident up an nypd officer early monday morning. off-duty nypd officer, vincent harrison was driving southbound around 3:00 a.m. near the newark international airport near milepost one oh 2.5. his car collided with the ford escape. the disabled board ended up in the right center lane and officer harrison's car ended up in the right shoulder. it's reported that harrison then exited the vehicle and made his way toward the disabled forward. just then, an affinity drove up hitting the officer and sped off. he was pronounced but dead at the scene at 3:28 a.m. the police have released some detail but do not really clarify what happens a rather raise mars more questions. the investigators that harrison may have exchange some words with a driver of of the ford and actually had his gun drawn in the middle of the new jersey turnpike at 3:00 a.m., right before he was struck. the hit and run driver turned himself in hours later and has been charged with second-degree, leaving the scene of a fatal accident, accident, he's being held on 100,000-dollar they'll. at the moment officer harrison was what well-liked a lullaby the community. he worked in queens, and tweeted out this message to let them know how much they miss them. >> thanks for hunt. >> were joined by former nypd detective joe who can shed some light on a lot of questions out there. >> welcome to speak chasing news. first first question i have is you have a police officer that is killed by hit-and-run driver and some of the reports that he may have had his gun drawn, he may have had exchanged words with the other driver. what what have been the appropriate way for an officer to handle that if in fact it did handle it. >> he got hit by a car which we also have to think the gun could have been shot off his body on the impact of the accident. that is something that has to be looked at, must we have an eye witness that said he had the gun out. the person who hid him fled him fled the scene. this is something will be concerned out. it's 3:00 a.m. in the morning, what can people see, what can't they see. unfortunately we are never going to really know. >> i will they go through the investigation? i have to believe that people have this image that they watch a lot of television, they see csi, and they think they can reenact the entire thing and know exactly what happen. >> that's easier said than done. the problem is we have someone who left the scene. whatever he says, we're not going to be able to use. >> i'm tired of seeing police officers with their gun drawn thinking they are invincible. >> this is a guy who is pulling over and trying to lend a hand because he wears the batch 24 hours per day. he was getting into that situation because he's trying to do good. >> joe, you heard it all, what you make of it. i guess i'm still perplexed as why he got out in the middle of the highway. >> the issue it comes down to is that he was trying to do good. listen telling officers when they can take their get out when they can't is a very dangerous game. something may have spooked him so the fact that he had gone out he had it for good reason. many cops die during car stops. some of these these bad guys will try to take that cop out. >> more to come, thousand thousand prayers are with officers family. thank you. >> it could be a new jersey transit strike as early as marct there. they just had a 9% affair hike in october. service has not gotten any better and yet they are supposed to be happy with the status quo because there could be no service at all if the strike does happen. governor christie has weighed in on the strike and this is what he said. i am completely confident that we have a continued cheap plan in place if this turns out to be a strike. >> but what is that plan? is like trying to get a nuclear launch code. it is a mass of tightly held secret. the community needs to know. >> i do not know, i don't have much of an opinion on it. >> what if you cannot get to school. >> now be a problem. >> i also reach out to the transit for more information and it was a bank statement. they basically said the new jersey transit is actively involved in developing an alternative service plan in any event the union called the strike. it's a huge nonanswer but it sounds nice. >> i went to with john whose chairman of a committee to get some answers. >> regardless of what happens here, the commuters need to know that new jersey transit is looking out for them. that means letting the commuters know what the plan is. >> there actually encouraging people to buy the monthly pass the mother making a proactive statement like don't worry, by the past. >> but they need the money. >> it's very easy to pin this on the executives for not having a plan b. the challenges nobody is talking about what the union is striking over. >> 30 years ago they went on strike because they didn't like their working conditions. this time it's different. they don't like their pay and the benefits. >> their union said we would accept a 2% contribution for our members and the transit said note we want you to have a 20%. just so you understand what that is it's just of the health care premiums they pay. what their demands are so outrageous that i'm embarrassed that no politician has stood up and called this union out. >> i've been in a union before and there's nothing worse than when the leaders decide and were going to embarrass you. i wonder how many of these workers actually stand for the cause here and as a result are going to run the workday for everybody else. >> just because their health benefits are better than others in the country doesn't mean they should necessarily let go of what they had. as far as contingency plan, you know there's not one. there is no substitute for losing all the railroad and buses in the northeast. >> they need to become something for-profit. >> recently there is a three-year 75 million-dollar contract to stay in new york. for 65000-dollar polaris s&l and he slapped that for extra horsepower. on. >> in the meantime i just can't wait to see how it shows up to work. >> those one day. at this rate he's going to be working construction. >> they have spent over $100,000 undergoing 16 surgeries all to become a living cartoon. at what >> singing, dancing, walking in space, watching the adventures of scott kelly new jersey astronaut in space. he returns to earth on tuesday evening after a 340 days in the international space station. that is a record from an american astronaut and one of the longest spaceflights ever. >> thank you to scott, you been such a great role model to us in all aspects, and as a crew member member and station commander were very grateful. >> [applause]. >> i want you to meet our new front pixie. i'm 25 years old, this is my normal wear, i've had three nose jobs, lip surgery, and many others. >> i see myself as a work of art >> at 25, pixie has spent over $100,000 undergoing 16 surgeries including the removal of six ribs all to become a living cartoon. she is not done yet. >> yeah i started at 21 but i need like two years before i realize this is what i wanted to do. so the first surgeries i had to redo because i did too little. that's why have the number of surgeries is so high. >> what happens when the doll you work so hard to become changes in front of your own eyes? it's a new barbie. career, trendier, and, trendier, and more average than ever. >> i like what because this one looks like me and this one looks like my mom. this one looks like my friend. it's the first time a 577 years the dolls have changed, mattel breaking a mold creating a doll to look like real women. this at a time when cosmetic procedures are skyrocketing with 15.6 million procedures in 2014 alone. not all of those are as extreme as pizzi pixies. one of the the top surgeon says he gets at least two calls per year with people looking to become a human barbie. >> people have to remember that the doll is made out of plastic. what we are dealing with his human tissue, real, breathing people. it has to make sense safety wise and has to make sense with their anatomy and physiology. >> expert. dicks kirby barbie will be a hit. >> it looks more natural. i really like it. >> and we address what we're looking at on the screen. she is actually taking ribs out. how many plastic surgeons, at what point do they take the money and say we will do anything. a lot due and the dr. i spoke to says he turns people away and it doesn't impact your help. >> not to reveal the surprise here but we did ask if she is interested in being a chaser. she did say yes. they showed the before picture one of the best looking woman you'd hope to see before she did all this. she's not alone, i've been modeling myself after the new can doll. is actually middle aged with the fat -- >> what size would you say that barbie is. >> like a two or three. the doll over here. so are they going to market it as a kirby barbie. i think that's a bit of a problem if they market it as a kirby barbie area i grew up with barbie dolls, all about having influences, hobbies like ballet, you learn about appreciating your body. >> you know why because it was a doll. i think the issue is is that barbie the standard of looking good. this is a stupid plastic doll. >> addison is a city on fire. the district is is being forced to/$45 million from the annual the district is is being forced to/$45 million from the annual budget. so how old is the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania? 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