antoine: it's been great. we have traction all over the world. chris: lily ultimately raked in more than $38 million from 61,450 buyers in 80 countries. stuart: well, i gave them $600. chris: but lily repeatedly pushed back its delivery date, leaving customers to wonder whether this drone-making startup would ever get off the ground. stuart: while when i initially made my purchase, i was fully aware that it would be 6 months till i received it, we're sitting now just about 2 years since i purchased it. chris: and you still don't have it? stuart: that's right. chris: faced with delays and excuses, thousands of fed-up lily customers requested refunds, and got them, including one who enlisted the response team at our nbc sister station in washington dc. female: never suspected it was going to take 18 months. chris: but people like stuart, and kyra in milpitas, and james in san mateo, and gobs of others who've sounded off on social media did not get refunds. stuart: never got responded to. chris: stuart and others turned to us for help. we made multi

the other is antoine gill. >> we responded to a fight.was punched numerous times and has a cut inside his lip. >> they're going to clean him up and evaluate him and check out his injuries. if he cut up his mouth real bad and requires internal stitching, they're not going to be able to do it here and will require a hospital. the other guy was taken to the desegregation unit. >> they'll evaluate to see if it was a fight or assault. the deputy up there talked to other inmates, review the camera to see what all happened. >> one of the witnesses was a trustee, an inmate maintenance worker. brian prawdzik. >> the dude was grabbing water. he walked up behind him, don't touch my food. don't touch my food. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. dude never hit him back, though. he just stood there. kept turning. blood there. blood there. i have to get bleach and clean this up and scrub. definitely another day of being a trustee. ever day is something new. you get something like this. it's entertaining but then i have to deal with the aftermath. >> have a seat in th

the other is antoine gill. >> we responded to a fight. when i arrived mr.vey had plood all over his face he was punched numerous times and has a cut inside his lip. >> they're going to clean him up and evaluate him and check out his injuries. if he cut up his mouth real bad and requires internal stitching, they're not going to be able to do it here and will require a hospital. the other guy was taken to the desegregation unit. >> they'll evaluate to see if it was a fight or assault. surveillance, witnesses the deputy up there talked to other inmates, review the camera to see what all happened. >> one of the witnesses was a trustee, an inmate maintenance worker. brian prawdzik. >> the dude was grabbing water. he walked up behind him, don't touch my food. don't touch my food. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. dude never hit him back, though. he just stood there. kept turning. blood there. blood there. i have to get bleach and clean this up and scrub. definitely another day of being a trustee. ever day is something new. you get something like this. it's entertaining but t

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are helping to show what's going on in your neighborhood kick it off in philadelphia fresco user antoinetle takes to us a house fire this is strawberry morning much the fire apparently began this afternoon along the 3100 block of the west dakota street not much to see there firefighters quickly doused it and to one is injured. >>> levittown fresco user bash captured thee-car crash the bucks county fire department says it happened around 7:00 tonight on penn valley road. first responders took one person to the hospital but haven't said how they're dealing. police are investigating so when you see news happening be sure to ache out your phone and shoot it and nice steady shot if you can for it use the fresco app and send it to our newsroom. you could make some money. he is only one of a handful of survivors from one of the worst attacks in american history. still alive today. he's a man who risked his live to save others and now the push is on to get him the recognition many believe is long overdue. fox's lucas tomlinson has more from the pentagon. >> that's where i was. >> reporter: donal

this was antoine's dream to put his 20 plus years in the restaurant business to work and one day open brick and mortar restaurant. what's it like working with your br and sister in a little truck like this? >>um, it's okay. it's okay. most important thing, as long as they listen, we'll be all right. >> we have to crawl before we walk. [ laughter ] so we crawling a little ways. and then they just don't notice, but i'm retiring in two years, so they're going to take care of me. [ laughter ] >> reporter: but seriously, this business is all about family. >> we learned even more about each other that we didn't know just as siblings and family members. >> surprised enough we getting would, but i have learned a different side of them. they can be pretty bossy. and pretty demanding. >> reporter: learning lessons and building a legacy, one sale at a time. >> the public has been super nice to us. and we know, we're pouring that kindness back hundred fold. >> reporter: in downtown dc, delia goncalves. >> that looks good. any time you see working in the food truck, oh yeah. >> mac and cheese on a

on the top fuel, steve torres in the near lane for antoine brown with their 3.7 seconds reaching a speed9 miles an hour by getting shot out of a catapult. that's it for me for now. scott reiss and i will see you at 11:30 on sports wrap. now ken and alyana back with the news at 11:00. >> what he is forgetting this isn't real. >>> how his excepts are accepting to the american people. >>> hello i'm alyana gomez. >> i'm ken wayne. the uncertain future has led to a standoff. >> mitch mcconnell said it is time to move on, but a number of conservative lawmakers will keep at it. suggesting republicans led obamacare fail and then found a way to replace it. >> she was one of the three to vote against the repeal bill on friday. >> what we need to do is to go through

he's assisted with his case by antoine stokes, an inmate advocate. >> you were wrote up for possession of an electronic device. when you were screened, you pled not guilty. are you still pleading not guilty? >> no, ma'am. guilty. >> would you like to make a comment? >> i brought the phone down myself. and turned the phone in. they never got the phone in when they shook me down. i'm hoping you guys show leniency since i did turn in the phone. >> okay. we'll take that into consideration when we make our decision. >> you guys look at this? he's had a class "a" but that was a year ago. so based on his history and the fact that he pled guilty, take time from him, suspend it and then if he stays out of trouble, this will come off and he won't lose the time. we all agree on this? >> yes. give him a shot. try to give him a break here. >> stokes! we accept your plea of guilty. we're going to take 180 days from you. but we're going to suspend it. pending no "a" or "b" in six months. which means if you get an "a" or "b," you're not going to go home when you're supposed to, all right? >> tye has g

today antoine rivers will be assigned to a housing unit and stay until his case is resolved. >> left >> but i'm not a criminal. >> the booking procedure is famili to rivers. he has had multiple stays at the jail. >> ten-plus. maybe once, twice a year. >> i wouldn't say he's a regular, but he's been here enough that i know who he is. >> nothing too major, like a major crime or robbery or something, no. that wouldn't be me. >> how do you identify yourself, as gay, transgender, what? >> no. i identify as a gay male. uh-huh. nothing else. a queen in our gay world. >> rivers was brought in on a warrant for a possession of marijuana charge. a short time after he arrived, he was also charged with providing false information to police. >> i gave them a wrong last name. that was it. go ahead and lock me up. you all ain't got the information. >> rivers says he will likely plead guilty and hope for the best. >> any history of epilepsy or diabetes -- >> no. >> ever been in a mental institution? >> no. >> ever contemplated suicide? >> no. >> you have people who come in with various personalities,

jackson, a psychiatrist, says cynthia, and antoine mumblings to patient next to her.amiel, tyrone i need to talk about medicine it aingt working. okay tyrone we'll tab that separately when group is over says cynthia motions to next patient. arthur, campbell -- i'm dr. ford also a psychiatrist i say. sir, what's your name is i asked the last patient one of the wall flowers who has his head hung low i'm not sure he knows i'm talking to him. arthur taps him on shoulder, you, man what's your name is? the patient looks up briefly and then looks quickly back down again. you don't have to say your name id add by any time krowpt to jon us at the table come over. we don't hear from him during entire group but he's looking around as if he's follow the conversation. so, says singt cynthia floor is e open anything have anything you would like to share. in a unite so noisy it it can be about anything hoping they'll break are the awkward silence. a minute slowly ticks by before i open my mouth. i know it is hard to talk about stuff in a group like this, especially when you're in ja

there's other ways, says antoine quietly. i just stay out of everyone's business, and no one bothers me. i've been in and out of jail and prison so many times, and that's the only way to get through. i got to believe you, man, says jamel. he may still be psychotic, tense the add -- hence the admission to the hospital, but he's holding it well together for this group. i used to fight all the time about anything. didn't no one disrespect me. but, man, i'm tired from all that fighting. it just keeps getting me back in the box. manny sneezes. oh, i'm to sorry, he fumbles softly. i didn't mean to interrupt. i'm so sorry. hey, man, that ain't no big deal. oh, that's to kind of you, says, manny. please, please continue. i'll be quiet. jamel and i are equally puzzled by manny's comments. i look at cynthia for help. tyrone asks about his medication again, and cynthia deflects. the the conversation turns to drugs and alcohol when tyrone instead begins talking about getting arrested for smoking a blunt. everybody except wallflower patie

don't know what you can do for my client antoine day, who we feature in the book and who was released to no fanfare at all, released on to a street corner the rain, no one, nothing, not a phone. so, in any event, when the mystery authors kept reaching out, we finally sort of brainstorm i and i thought what if each of these amazing authors, people like sarah, pat turrow, and we have the only unpublished arthur miller piece since his death, and i'll tell you about that in a minute. we basically paired these amazing writers, the head writer for how house of cards "and jamie, jan burke, awesome writers and paired them with the exonoree and asked them to just tell one snapshot of what it was like to be wrongfully convicted. we are not trying to retraumatize these individuals or trying to traumatize you as readers. we're trying to do and can go you do is say, now that our society thankfully is starting the -- the wheels are starting to turn and we're starting to recognize that wrongful conviction happen of it's a human system. of course they happen. this is not -- frankly i don't think it s

.: un audible [gunfire] >>> video shows shooting death of antoine watson of williamstown, new jerseynd this is back in march of 2014. atlantic city boy he lease shot and killed him after exchanging gunfire at missouri and atlantic avenue. we froze video right before police shoot him. grand jury declined to bring criminal charges against officers involved saying the use of force was lawful. >>> just days after being diagnosed with an aggressive brain cancer, senator john mccain has landed now in washington d.c., and so he can vote today. >> so this could be a decisive vote in the effort to repeal obama care and it just shows how important it is for him like mike said after finding out he has brain cancer, he will make sure he gets to cast that vote. >> reporter: timing here is a surprise. i don't think anyone is surprised to see john mccain returning to the senate a place he clearly loves but the fact that this has happened so soon after this diagnosis, it is a little surprising, but it also may show some confidence among senate leaders that with mccain's vote they may be able to move