all of it's good to me as long as it's blues. >> anthony: good r&b? >> william william "po' monkey" seaberry: no, no. >> anthony: never, even if i have -- kanye west wants to rent out the place, are you gonna rent it to him? >> william "po' monkey" seaberry: yeah, i'd rent it to him. >> anthony: oh okay. just in case. >> william "po' monkey" seaberry: so i ain't got time to work with them and keep down all this old bullshit, if you ain't come for a good time stay away from here. >> anthony: words to live by. well, thank you, sir. i love your place and thank you for having us. >> william "po' monkey" seaberry: well, you got to come back again. >> anthony: oh, i surely will. >> william "po' monkey" seaberry: i'll find somebody to get naked with you. >> anthony: uh-oh. >> john currence: there's a promise. >> william "po' monkey" seaberry: okay, dj, you can kick it back off. ♪ >> dj: a bad girl. don't forget about it, come right here. >> anthony: thursday night is family night at po' monkeys, mostly locals, a mixed bag. the music is classic r&b and pre-disco soul. t

. >>> >> 44-year-old anthony williams was all smield smiles in court charged with practicing a law without a license. the state intends t prove through the evidence of documents that mr. williliams is preening it to be a lawyer. >> williams operates an internet based law firm. he was accused of acting as a tore an attorney after he filed documents in a foreclosure caisis he calls himself a private attorney general and sovereign piece peas officer oomplet authoritiessall him a sovereign citizen. and they think the laws don't play to them. >> we have. last year he posted this video of his arrest for driving without a license. i'm also a foreign dip ro map. he says he doesn't need one. during that case which tooks took eighthtonths to conclude. he was taken to jail twice. first to for failure to follow a foredrivingout a license the second time. in the end he entered a no contest plea and then paid the fine. >> but then, a month later williams was back in handcuffs thisis time facing felony charges involving the unlicensed practice of law. when taken into custody at the airport williams was c

detectives say the man wearing the blue cap is anthony williams, 44, arrested earlier today. detectives say he stashed the money he stole in the bushes outside the front door of the bank. >>> a shakeup at the ocala police department. two sardis have been devoted following two separate investigations. 27-year-old better at mitchell is a patrol officer after being accused of racial profiling and making inappropriate remarks also sergeant. scott wrote demoted after accusations of having a relationship with a subordinate officer. >>> 1000 drivers who use garland avenue in downtown another route starting tomorrow. garland avenue from colonial drive to just before orange avenue will be shut down for more than one year as part of the i 4 ultimate project. crews will be building bridges and an omron from colonial drive to i 4. >> to make state road 50 better, flow better and ease congestion. we act reconstruction state road 50, it is a huge road for i 4. >> magnolia avenue and orange avenue will get you around the construction and we have you covered throughout the entire i 4 ultimat

. >> reporter: 44-year-old anthony williams was all smiles in court charged with practicing >> the state intends to prove through presentation and documents that mr. williams is pretending to be a lawyer. >> reporter: williams operates an intetnet-based law firm. he was accused of being an attorney in a foreclosure case. he calls him a private attorney general and sovereign peace officer. authorities call him a sovereign citizen. believers think many laws do not apply to them. >> you can't arrt nobody for traffic violation. >> we are. >> reportete last year he posted the video for driving without a license. >> i'm also a foreign diplomat. >> reporter: he said he didn't need one. during that case that took eight months to conclude, he was taken to jail twice. following a judge's order not following it and no license a second time. he paid a fine and then. a month later, williams was back in handcuffs, this time facing felony charges involvingng the when taken into custody at the airport, he was carrying his private attorney general id, badge and handcuffs. >> y'all charge me with unlicens

my co-host who is sherri williams is the wife of state senator anthony williams is going to do a presentation on how to network beyond your business cards. you know, we all know we go out to events, collect business cards. but what do you do with them when you leave? so she's going to do that. and then we're going to have a presentation of woman up awards. we have tons of women that were nominated. i won't give it away. you got to come tomorrow to find out who some of our winners are, but they are some really popular women that, you know, a lot of us know in business and in politics. and, you know, some people like to say some socialites. we did nominate tracy davidson actually from your station. so we're very excited. >> and she would be great. tell us how ticket sales are going and if they're out there. >> ticket sales have been phenomenal actually. the response has been absolutely wonderful. you can still get tickets at womanup.event.com. it closes up today. but womanup.event.com there a few left. >> it's called woman up, ladies stepping up to networks to net worth. for more information go

. >> reporter: 44-year-old anthony williams was all smiles in court, charged with practicing law without a license. >> the jury simply, the state intends to prove through the presentation of evidence and documemes that mr. williams is pretending to be a lawyer >> reporter: williams orates an internet based law firm. he was accused of acting as an attorney, after he filed documents on a four c cse sure case, he calls himself a private attorney general and a sofveern peace officer, the authorities called him a citizen, beliefs think that many laws do not apply to them. last year, williams posted this video of his arrest for driving without a license. >> i am also a foreign diplomat >> reporter: he says that he does not need one, during that case, which took eight months to conclude, he was taken to jail, twice. judge's order, and then later for driving without a license, a second time. in the end, he entered a month contest plea, and paid a fine. but then -- >> you are under arrest frmths a month later williams was back in handcuffs, this time facing felony charges involving the unlicensed

so anthony william told the poss he's stepping back in.teppinbac. heavya weight for the business buses community at the councilouil obviously he carries a lot theeo of weight around the city.heit >> sure. >> popular mayor.>> p we'll have to see if he's ableea to lobby on behalf of theehalf f business community successfullye >> has he been employed by thebe encity to do so?ci to >> he works for the federal city council which is kind of an organization muck of muck as yo will.. it will be interesting to see is he can bring some parody or whaa have you, certainly business people feel they're reallyhell losing out on council you have a lot more progressive council cnc members than we've seen in thea past. >> got to let you go. to you anything come out of the bighe g cuba trip speaking of business.s >> that's good question. q the mayor was out and about.bout it's not clear. not car cuba is not country. there's still liberal liesingie their economy. eno the mayor says we'll have some e construction contracts or what t have you.ve y who knows.. >> delegati

william anthony of boston national napping day in 1999 as an effort to spotlight the health benefit to catching up on quality sleep. recent studies suggest napping is heart healthy and may help you to learn. barbara: i cannot take a nap during the day. if i do, i can't sleep at night. don: i can fall asleep anywhere. i could sit here. barbara: you nap every day. john: i do. barbara: i have a friend that has a 10-machine -- 10-minute nap. don: i worked at a station with a former nasa guy you need a half hour or two hours. anything else is not beneficial. he would set it two hours. if you go over that are done. barbara: it is like nap hangover. you can't wake up. tkpwhrao this afternoon maybe tough to take a nap. this is the threat. flooding not a factor. though any could spawn a tornado i think the risk is relatively low. i think it is moderate risk for damaging winds and potential to see a little large hail. we will watch that. looking at the rain chances the next several days, after today 50-50 shot. dry tuesday through friday and saturday could be a round of rain. live look into rale

william anthony of boston university and his wife created national napping day in 1999 in an effort to spotlight the health benefits of catching up on quality sleep. recent study suggests snapping his heart healthy and it may help you learn. it does for me. the donald trump campaign is coming under fire. barbara: just ahead, the controversy surrounding violence other frustrated with your overactive bladder medicine not working? can't handle the side effects? botox treats symptoms of leaking, going too often, and the strong sudden need to go. ask your urologist if botox can help calm your bladder and reduce your daily leakage episodes. the effects of botox may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, loss of bladder control or muscle weakness can be a sign of a life-threatening condition. don't take botox if you can't empty your bladder on your own or have a urinary tract infection, or uti. injection site pain, fatigue, uti, painful urination and difficulty emptying your bla

william anthony created napping day, 20 minute nams can give the body and mind a little bit of a joltthree questions for the us senate: congress voted to label genetically engineered salmon; why not other foods? gmo crops are doused with heavy doses of herbicides the world health organization says probably cause cancer. isn't that reason enough to label? 64 other countries label gmos. why don't american shoppers have the same information? instead, congress might permanently block our right to know. we deserve clear, on-package labeling. tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act. >>> top stories at 6:56 a maryland police officer who was killed in the line of duty was from delaware county. extra sky coleson -- colson was from boothwyn. >> reporter: look at the water creating slowing on the roads. >> reporter: we have heavy stuff that will die down in the next couple of hours. it is gray and dreary today. >>> we'll be back in 30 minutes, through 9:00 a.m. karen rogers will give you the updates on the roads. for karen rogers, matt o'donnell, david murphy, i'm tam, stay safe. for

william anthony a boston university proffer and his wife created national napping day in 1999 as an effort to spotlight the health benefit to catch up on quality sleep. recent studies suggest napping is help you to learn. they say women need more sleep tan men. barbara: really? john: yes. they say. because women's brains are more complex complex. barbara: sitting between you two fawn complex people. -- noncompletionx people. don: i think i will work on the forecast. barbara: i need to take more naps. don: today i have to fill out my bracket. that is like a second job. forth that i would ever -- not that i would ever do that. barbara: i can't sleep at night if i take a nap. tkpwhrao must be my noncomplex brain. talking severe weather threats. flooding not a factor though any storm this afternoon or evening could spawn a tornado, the risk is relatively low. we see more risk of large hail and in the afternoon damaging wind is a possibility two the evening hours. we will talk more about that but let's look at the next six days. we are well above average. each day the normal high is 63 and we w

that is worthy of comment from anthony k. williams and elizabeth mcdonald.nifier and he is a much different tone from what we've heard before. do you think they came across as a unifier and a little bit more presidential last night? >> he certainly came across in a tone that he can sell that better. stuart: did you buy the new slightly different more presidential donald trump, yes or no? >> i didn't buy it, but it's compelling that enough people will buy it. personally i'm a tough sell. trial lawyer. exactly. i applaud the compelling effort made by donald trump. this is what i like about it. hillary is changing her tone. she is talking about america already been great at bringing together more love and kindness. this is trump trying to usurp the clayton town. liz: clinton is saying i am a unifier. trump is saying im. stuart: you are right. he got run out of hillary trying to be -- ashley: wouldn't you rather be great again? stuart: donald trump won big last night. are you going to give me an argument on that? >> no, i'm not. stuart: mexico trying to counter

police are called to the house of 29-year-old anthony thomas whose girlfriend calls 911 after a fight. officer william whit arrests thomas when he realizes he has an outstanding warrant for contempt of court. thomas doesn't resist, and the drive back to the station is uneventful, except for one brief exchange. >> at some point in that time frame, mr. thomas made the comment, i can smell the fear in you. officer whit's reply was something like i'm not afraid of you. whit, a 17-year veteran of the elyria pd, doesn't think much of the comment. >> it's not uncommon for somebody that we're going to arrest to act tough and want to say things while they're in handcuffs. when you take the handcuffs off them like you would do in the booking area, they rarely ever follow through with anything. >> after removing the cuffs, officer whit moves behind the counter to finish booking the suspect. what happens next catches whit off guard. >> he jumped over the counter right at officer whit. >> leaping nearly four feet in the air, thomas attacks officer whit. >> mr. thomas clearly resecures his pants and moves back to g

, saying she failed a drug test taken at australian open, to serena williams in the open, she ranks number 7 in the world, but anthony you are joining us to tell us about another big time announcement. be a footnote in the nfl history books. the last team that peyton manning played in his career. he announced his retirement today, he played his first 14 season with colts, and last 4 are broncos, a two-time super bowl champion, he went out a winner as broncos beat the panthers. >> looking back on my nfl career, i did everything without a doubt to help my team walk away with a win. i have no regrets, i foyt a fought a good fight, i finished my football race, after 18 years' time, god bless all of you, and god less football. respect for manning, said he was grateful to have shared field with manning in his last game, and admired him on and off the field. >> new panthers have tendered offensive rights mike remmers, if he gets an offer that panthers decline to match, panthers, would receive a 6 round pick from that team -- second round pick from the team, they resigned wide receiver steven hill to a one year contract. ant

anthony: early voting today but leaders of the naacp say they are several issues at polling locations. dr. william barber said when he went to vote in goldsboro, he saw no signage explaining the voter id law and he says signs were improperly displayed. if you have any questions, go to our website for answers, caitlin: the mother of the man killed by a raleigh police officer is renewing demands for answers in her son's death. rolanda byrd will be joined by her family and the naacp to call for transparency and truth in the investigation. her son akiel jenkins was killed last week. his mother plans to speak at 1:00 this afternoon in raleigh. anthony: another member's -- another mother is remembering her daughter. caitlin: she was murdered two years ago and friends and family came together to honor her. >> friday has not been easy for rona fowler. she is looking for family to comfort her and guide her through the pain since her daughter was murdered two years ago. >> she was 15 years old and it's hard every day. we are trying to embrace >> there was the benefit concert to honor the team. en. many of t

anthony, "abc7 news." >>> moving on to other news, police in richmond say the victim of a deadly shooting last night was a teenager. they just released this picture of 15-year-old williams. police say he was shot several times. officers are still searching for his killer. >>> an icon of downtown oakland's water front has a new owner. cim group announced it has purchased the square. cim projects helped transform parts of hollywood, santa monica and chicago's loop. terms of the deal have not been released. >>> the auto industry is investing heavily. gm acquired cruise automation. the goal is to jump-start its self-driving car research. general motors already has an alliance with rift. ford announced it created ford smart mobility. gm and ford are competing against google, apple, and tesla to build the first successful self-driving car. >>> back now to today's weather. our el nino fueled storms have delivered billions of gallons of much-needed water to our local reservoirs. but statewide, regulators continue to stress the importance of water conservation. chris nguyen has the story from the south bay. >> reporter: the rain this week has been a pleasant sight for many, and

anthony cat barber out of hampton high school got 3 votes---while duke's grayson allen got one--- the other acc awards---miami's jim larranaga---named the acc coach of the year----just barely beating out buzz williams of virginia tech---duke forward brandon ingram named the acc freshman of the year---brogdon, barber johnson and allen were all named acc first team---along with clemson's jaron blossomgame----the acc tournament starts on wednesday--- if christopher newport university is celebrating a trip to the division iii final four next weekend---it won't be on their home floor-- even as the fourth-ranked team in the nation--- cnu will have to travel weekend's sweet 16---- they'll play keen state after holding on to beat new york university 67-64 last night--- 21 points and 12 rebounds for marcus carter---the conference player of the year out of bruton high school in williamsburg--- captains also got 19 from aaron mcfarland--- they're now riding a 19-game win streak----a program best 28 and 1 on the year--- also the women are in the sweet 16 next weekend--they'll play scranton--- and as expected---the sherrif will ride off into the sunset--- according to a number of reports----future hall of fame

anthony sÁnchez 8 aÑos, de oklahoma. johnny: por allÍ viene steven lora, 20 aÑos de new jersey. william acumulados esperan en el norte del estado de nueva york y maine donde podrÍa caer hasta seis pulgadas de nieve creando condiciones difÍciles para los viajeros. un grupo de policÍas trata de controlar a un afroamericano que se niega a ser arrestado, testigos observan con indignaciÓn a uno de los oficiales que le pega con el puÑo siete veces en 10 segundos, segÚn la versiÓn oficial el sujeto chocÓ contra un auto en una carretera de carolina del norte y se dio a la fuga, una patrulla lo siguiÓ hasta el complejo residencial y el resto de lo que ocurriÓ es lo que usted ve en pantalla, ahora investigadores analizan si se trata de un caso de brutalidad policial. uno de los dos exÁmenes de admisiÓn mÁs utilizado por las universidades del paÍs ha sido sometido a varios cambios, entre ellos, destacan algunos, que represente un apoyo financiero para los estudiantes que aspiran a cursar una escuela de educaciÓn superior. liliana escalante nos cuenta mÁs de esta prueba. ♪ ♪ liliana: los estudiante

william taft nominated pit knee. wilson nominated -- made two nominations in 1916. president hoover nominated benjamin cardoza. roosevelt nominated murphy. president ronald reagan nominated justice anthony kennedy. so the idea there's no precedent is exactly wrong. which brings us to the other argument. the second argument which is there's not time. i brought this graphic here to show that for the last several presidents, the average approval time was something like two months. and the current president has some 00 days left in his -- 300 days left in his term. take a look at this one. approval time for justice lito, roberts, justice breyer, ginsburg and thomas. if you add all those individual periods of time together you still don't get the amount of time that the current president has left in his term. which, of course, brings us to the arguably most laughable argument that we hear lately which is that some 20-plus years ago then-senate judiciary chairman joe biden said something along the lines perhaps then the president shouldn't make an appointment because it was an election year. as much as i like the vice president and respect him, his words of 25 years ago do not carry constitut