you guys are completely insane. i love it. chasing a dead whale. what you got? >> so bill, i know you have always dreamed about what jonas saw in the belly of the whale. now you can see it with your very own eyes thanks to lindsay augustine who drove up from virginia to new jersey to see what it looks like on the inside of a whale. >> my mom sent me a photo, she was down there and i was like, i'm on my way. >> on saturday the marine main entrance mammal center came over to see this belly up well come out of the ocean. they had a use a front end loader to turn it over. the broke the first time. once they brought it up, they got it just to find out what the cause of death was an lindsay caught it on camera. >> look at that. >> oh my god. >> they cut it open, we walked around and it was horrible on the backside. almost unbearable. >> what would you compare it to? >> it smelled like, oh my god, have you ever smelled chicken that has been in the trashcan for too long? bad. >> according to the marine mammal center, the whale was two or three years old and had been dead for about two weeks when it washed up on shore. the team assess the whale was belly up. it had been tangled inside a fishing line and after that it had probably been struck by a boat but they don't know which of the two cause the death because the whale had been dead for too long. >> the cause of death was inconclusive. >> yes it was inconclusive. >> it happens every year but maybe just not as publicly. they don't advertise it i guess if it's not in a public area. >> bob confirmed that whales get beached all the time but the summer is when you most likely see this happen because whales come to our area to give birth. >> this is the main question, we've got a huge whale in the middle of the beach, what do you do with it? what did they deal with the whale do with the whale? >> this is the best part. it's buried right on the beach but when you go back next summer, 8 feet under, just start digging at 20 of street and sea isle about eight or 10 feet down. >> they buried it right on the beach? >> right on the beach. >> only for you what i be out in the rain like this trying to find where this whale is buried. i think it was right behind me, right there i am going to do a little funeral. ♪ i made a cross and i'm going to say little prayer. ♪ ♪ >> why not just blow the whale up? >> i'm glad you asked that. check video out. it didn't go so well last time they tried that. >> the entire situation suddenly gave way for a run for survival as well lover was flying everywhere. people in the scene were covered in small particles of dead whale >> a woman was allegedly served a fried rat at popeyes in harlem. she posted a photo on facebook and it has had over 150,000 shares. her daughter was ,*untran traumatized and traumatized and had to get urgent care and was vomiting non- stop. >> diana here, i'm chasing a story in newark where christie was at the university hospital and the cancer institute he made no mention of the terror suspect who is undergoing treatment at the university hospital. this comes on the same day that a new poll shows him with an all-time low approval rating for the governor. he didn't take any questions from the press today although they tried. next time i'm a tweet as your question and we will ask him. >> guys, take a look at the sign. >> it doesn't seem so bad, does it? the city of hoboken faces a 40000-dollar fraction. the sheer madness is located on the ground floor of a building. >> hurricane sandy brought 14 inches of water into my business and we were closed for six months and reopened in spring 2016. >> they needed to find a way to let passersby know that he was re-open so he dropped $200 on the advertising sign outside his door. >> that's when i first got notification that i wasn't in compliance with the zoning code. >> it may end up costing him $40,000 after the cd of hoboken took him to court for defiance of their sign code. it is 12 pages long for a sign code. the interesting part is that hoboken does not ban all flags from flying in their small town, if you want to show your support for donald trump, hillary clinton or nfl, feel free to flag. if you want to advertise your business, that's a no-no. the only thing they would allow me to post is something that would be appropriate for doctor or dentist. >> he plans on telling me he plans to fight and it keeps growing due to him keeping the flag flying. >> i'm prepared to keep it flying as long as it needs to go. i have long felt people need to stand up for their rights. when you start to give up one right what are you when to give up next two he's been working with city council who assures them the code will be amended. if it allows them to fly one flag, they must allow everybody to fly whatever flag they want. that may not get him off the hook for the $40000 he owes his town. i reached out to and city council for, and haven't heard back. he has court on wednesday in hopes the issue will be resolved but he's not confident it will be because it's been going on for a couple years. he is planning to fight for his right to the end to advertise his business. i will update all of you guys on what happens next payment it takes a courageous person to push back. the town has to sue them because they have to enforce the law and who's gonna pay for the legal fee? >> if you walk down sunday in hoboken, you see all the football flags in each bar advertises the type of flag, it's advertising. >> it's just letting with businesses. it's surprising to me that promoting business would be something they shut down. >> what's uglier than a business flag flying? maybe no business at all and an empty storefront. >> it's been 47 years since the ss united states sailed across the atlantic ocean and what a wild ride it has been. >> it's just a shell of what it was and it saddening to see it. the thing is she still there. >> she still the world's fastest ocean liner but they are days when she's nearly sold for scraps. the search for a buyer remains an everyday task yet somehow she is still docked here in philadelphia where she cost $60000 a month to maintain. here's a surgeon above aboard the ss united states. >> that ship was magnificent. it was built to be fireproof. there were two pieces of wood aboard the ship. one was the butchers putting block and the other was the steinway grand piano because steinway refused to build an aluminum panel. >> today he's a member of the ss conservancy. a group of people from all around the world dedicated to saving the ship. he became dedicated to the cause on behalf of her late husband who happened to be the ship's chief officer, captain william. >> the last 11 years he had parkinson's and alzheimer's. i had him home. he lived those years aboard the ship although he was with me he would go to the window to check and make sure they were tight. >> on saturday was a trip down memory lane. they got an extra look as they sailed past history. >> many tell me they see the ship as a museum which might be the most realistic option. they just passed a one million-dollar study on the ship and it found it's just too pricey to rework it. those here today remain optimistic. >> i'm not going to go anywhere. then he can say sayonara. >> tell me, what do you think? should we save history or sell it for scraps? >> there are so many questions as to what motivated the suspect in the bombing. once they got the passport, they found out she was. >> you know it would be good though? every harry potter fan knows the address for privet drive but for all of you other moguls, it's harry potter's childhood home in the movie series and is up for sale. it's actually located at. [inaudible] it has three bedrooms, four and a half baths, nice i'd yard and the cover underneath the stairs that harry had slept in before he left for hogwarts. it's completely renovated and looks nothing like the movie home, but if you still want a piece of this little movie history, it's 475,000-pounds were $619,000. >> they are among the best sellers rich and ice on the website. so happy for tim tebo. >> no, make it stop. >> he's a nice young man, he's a good guy, he's not going to be a major nfl player. >> does it really matter? there are so many questions as to what motivated the bombing suspect in the new york and new jersey bombing over the weekend. he was captured after a massive manhunt and gunfight monday afternoon. i am standing in front of his last known residence. he is 28 years old and a naturalized citizen but he was born in afghanistan. he had been living with his family above their restaurant after being evicted from his home in 2013. on tuesday afternoon his father came out of that building and spoke to reporters. here's what he said. >> he spent time in jail for allegedly stabbing a family member which a grand jury did not indict him for. on monday, i found this document and it is of a court case where he was being sued by maria for child support. they confirm this to fax news and described him as a class clown in high school before he made a series of trips to afghanistan and pakistan. i think he was brainwashed, noting that he became demonstrating a hatred for the u.s. military. after one of the trips he returned with a wife and child. the congressman said he was contacted multiple time regarding a passport he was having for his wife and child. >> she had an expired passport so she had a get a new passport. when she got that passport they found she was 35 works pregnant and then they told her you can't come in until you have the baby. >> after tuesday morning it is being reported that his wife left the country several days before the bombing occurred. >> when someone goes to a place like afghanistan or pakistan, it is a matter of protocol that they are interviewed by homeland security when they come back. my understanding is he was interviewed several times on these trips. what questions were being asked. but, i don't no, i'm not a homeland security expert but it seems to me there's something missing in the process for all of this could've been going on and we don't know about it. >> there's also a conflicting report where his father says he contacted the police and the fbi in 2014 saying his son was a terror. >> i tried to contact the fbi myself to confirm but have not been able to. >> i'm curious whether or not he was on a watchlist. >> he was not. >> that's what i mean, at seven-point, what is the value of the list of interrogation. but see could spot every potential terrace but seems like something needs to be looked into. >> just as his former girlfriend said he was a class clown in high school, who goes from being class clown to anti- american? >> this police car activated. chief raced to emergency meeting on the morning of september 9, 2013. she told the jury here that the bridge gate trial that he and his deputy occasionally took their car on the opposite side of the road, driving against traffic to make their way through the clogged streets. that traffic jam was at the center of the trial, when the mayor didn't endorse the governor for the governor's reelection campaign in 2013. the chief said when he got to the meeting with robert rando he asked why was this street clogged with cars early on a monday morning. the answer, a traffic study. they said at that point he lost it. he was yelling at him saying he had a missing 4-year-old, a car crash into a building and someone who had gone into cardiac arrest and first responders were not able to move around the town to deal with those problems. the chief took it one step further telling him, if anybody anybody dies i'm going to tell them to [bleep] sue you and the entire port authority. he is one of a handful of witnesses that we will hear from over the course of this trial. there are more than 300 potential witnesses on a list that was just released today. potential jurors filled out a questionnaire weeks ago with people who might be called to testify in the case. the list also includes lieutenant governor and yes the monmouth county assembly man who has been a frequent guest on the show. not all the people on the witness list will be called. probably only some of them but they need to be placed on the witness list so the jurors could be vetted properly. for more updates follow me on jason's. >> local artists are making quite the statement. >> you pray on your knees so why can't you listen to the national anthem on your knees? 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>> i'm in brooklyn where local artists is making quite the statement with his creation in the street side. it's a poster he made that depicts an nfl star under some serious fire. colin cap next. >> call and refuse to stand for the national anthem over protest that he calls the oppression of people of color in the united states. >> in order to change you have to agitate people at times. i think that something that's very necessary for us to improve as a country. >> he wanted to have it read, i sit with cabinet. >> i modeled it after 1963 football card because that's the year martin luther king gave his i have a dream speech. that was important because that's what this is all about. >> fans of his and colin's snagged the collection. >> i believe they're on their way to doing that. >> five new yorkers caption the creation and images flooded instagram. >> it didn't matter what the reaction was, whether as positive or negative. the most important thing is to get the conversation going because can't change can't happen unless you're talking about and constantly talking about it. >> i think it stands for something. i think what he's doing is good. >> what you think? >> i still don't know what were talking about here. you're giving him credit for conversation that we don't even need to have. stand up for the flip and national anthem if you want to. if he wants to take a knee let him. i'm done vilifying him, i'm done talking about it, it's ridiculous it's ridiculous. >> i was actually talking to my mom about this and she said you pray on your knees so why can't you listen to the national anthem on your knees. >> honestly, i think collin is somewhat irrelevant. i don't think he serves as a role model for many or anything that kids look up to. i had a much bigger problem with the high school coach doing it. >> what you got? >> you guys are completely insane, i love this. come on...you can do it! dogs just won't quit. neither does frontline. introducing new frontline gold. with its new easy applicator frontline gold delivers powerful protection that doesn't quit for a full 30 days. its new triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks. frontline gold. the latest innovation from the maker of frontline plus. for persistent protection you can trust... good boy! go for the gold. new frontline gold. available at your vet. oh, for gloyvin' out loud. 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