felicia day is here. [ cheers and applause ] felicia day. [ applause ] and we've got some really fun tonight from tyler, the creator and hodgy beats of your new favorite hip hop group -- on future, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] on future here tonight. hey guys, it's time -- it's time for late night hashtags. here we go. ♪ these are lists on twitter where we give you the topic, and you send in the tweets. now, i love action movies, and i especially love those cheesy, little one liners that they always have -- like, "i'll be back." or, you know, for example -- the other day i was watching one where this dude explodes a bunch of c4 in this apartment building, and the bad guys fly out the window. and just he stares and goes, "that'll wake the neighbors." [ light laughter ] so stupid yet, so awesome. so, yesterday, i started a hashtag called "new action movie quotes." and i asked you guys at home to tweet out your new action movie one liners. you can make up your own story, whatever you want to do. so, we got thousands of tweets. in fact, at one point, it was a worldwide trending top

the 11 districts, and it is my honor to recognize the work of two individuals -- steve williams and felicia -- and alicia garza, and i know that steve could not be here -- [applause] let me say a little bit about both of them. they truly are in great company. alicia is someone who has been co-director of the people organized to implement women's rights power which is an organization that builds to people by bringing the boys, strategy, and vision of low- income communities of color to the forefront. she is someone who in her role in the movement for racial and economic justice has truly made a difference. she has always provided dependable, incisive, appropriate, and helpful contributions to whatever she decides to work on, and this certificate of honor, we recognize her for making progressive values look so good and for being so eloquent in her advocacy, for also having -- as a gay man, i certainly appreciate this -- a great sense of style. and just the contributions she has made in the community are ongoing, so on behalf of the board of supervisors, it is truly an honor for me to recogniz

also, felicia is from colombia. finally, before i introduce nancy, one of our success stories, i want to really focus on job creation. i know we are all talking about jobs, how do we create jobs? not enough of us are talking about how micro enterprise, very small businesses, are really the answer to our job situation. our clients created 2244 jobs last year, and that is an incredible number. we were hearing that nobody was able to create jobs. we do that for about $3,000 per client, so for every $1 that is invested in the initiative, $30 goes back into the community. huge economic impact. i'm going to now turn it over to nancy. thank you so much for the recognition, and i look forward to getting to know all of you new supervisors and past supervisors. and you so much. >> good afternoon. i know i've had the pleasure of meeting some of you before, but i look forward to welcoming the new board of supervisors and looking forward to working in your district as well. i'm dedicated to preserving mexican traditions through

. >> that's in an article by felicia lee. someone comments on the shade of gabourey's skin.se type of things you can't predict. we picked her because she was beautiful and she was talented. >> hinojosa: amazingly talented. the story that you also point out with push, the movie precious, is that... it's about these community groups, these... you know, these community organizers. >> exactly. >> hinojosa: look at you. you're just like... >> exactly. >> hinojosa: because you want ople to... >> exactly. >> hinojosa: ...say, "you know what? if we actually see someone... >> exactly. >> hinojosa: ...who is entirely different than us... >> exactly. >> hinojosa: ...and we give of ourselves, we can in fact transform someone's life." >> exactly. and i really wanted to show... you have this dysfunctional family, a family of colored dysfunctionals, but you also have this functional community. you know, so the first person who... she has angels. you see that in the book. each blade of grass has an angel that tells it to grow, grow. and so the first person who comes to her, she's literally

our friend and internet star, felicia day will be stopping by. [ scattered cheers ] and we'll have someodd future, you guys. [ cheers ] it's going to be a great show. i hope to see you back here tomorrow night. but first, our next guests' 11th album, "go-go boots," just came out today. they are here to play a song from it called "everybody needs love." please welcome drive-by truckers! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ the moon beams we can dream on at the setting of the sun and the stars ♪ ♪ we can wish upon when our working day is done sunsets we can cry over and our troubles on the run ♪ ♪ but more than these miracles above good people, we need love everybody needs a love ♪ ♪ love, love everybody needs a love love, love, love everybody needs a love ♪ ♪ love, love just like they need the sun and moon and stars above ♪ ♪ ♪ and nobody ever found happiness living their lives all alone i used to walk around like i didn't need nobody ♪ ♪ to make me happy and alone and one sad day i found myself in trouble way down without a friend ♪ ♪ along came the love of a real fine woman said she'd love me '

we want to welcome felicia sonmez. welcome. and kara rowland of "the washington times." the president is sitting out the budget brawl. his been largely absent. why? guest: he released his three- point trillion dollar budget for next year. the administration has spent a lot of -- focused on the spending freeze next year. as far as the argument about the shutdown and continuing resolutions this year, we have not seen much from them. they put out of ego threat against the house republican bill to cut $61 billion, but it was a vague. they did not get into specifics about what they would like to see. there were general and said, if it threatens national security, he will veto it. it was interesting to begin negotiations with a veto threat. what do you guys want in cuts? he was careful not to get in the weeds there. host: for the short-term, there is agreement to get the government going through march 18. guest: up until then, no one knew if the government was going to shut down or not. i think the threat of that is receiving and that is due to the senate democrats' response t

. >> hi, i'm felicia frisco, i'm 17 and this is my bengal tiger, will. >> reporter: a 17-year-old fromer from the day he was born. >> my friends think it's cool that i have a pet tiger. most on the have a cat or a dog. >> reporter: back then he was cute, fuzzy, to bigger than a stuffed animal. will is still nursing. and will nurse for just a few more weeks and then he'll eat only meat. so, where does he sleep? >> he sleeps in my bed every single night. >> reporter: that's right, in her bed, nestled in the leopard print blankets. as you can see in this video licensed by abc news. even though he weighs close to 100 pounds, heavier than a rottweiler. but will is an adolescent tiger. >> he will continue living with me until he's a year old and put into our educational shows to educate the public about the plight of the tigers in the wild. >> reporter: she and her family have raised exotic animals for generations. jack hanna says it's like sleeping with a live grenade. >> every cat has a different killing ability. the tiger, makes no difference, it's like a bomb going whenever it hits. >> r

>>henry: felicia, don't ever use photoshop again. i'm taking you away from your photoshop. we do have henry special deals but the hair doesn't come with that.

. >> one in particular, felicia barnes from baltimore. her mother and family.the national press to show her picture, to do her story. i know you've had her mother on. >> i tried to put her mother on more, but it was in the middle of the rare atlanta blizzard. when i hear her mother talk, there was so much pain in her voice. robin, she sunk her whole life into raising this girl. and the girl was just beautiful, honor student now gone. >> thank you, thank you. thank you. >> bibye john david and lindsay. i'm coming home. >> how can they be 3? that's impossible. i know you don't like talking about this, it means so much that you came in here to talk to us and share it with our viewers. god bless. >> thank you. >>> come on back. with chili's new $6 lunch break combos. choose from a house salad or hot, tasty soup. then pair it with a massive texas toast half sandwich, like our delicious classic turkey or our gigantic new southwestern blt, smothered in cilantro lime mayo and jam-packed with three glorious slices of applewood smoked bacon. served with fries, that's big

we want to welcome felicia sonmez. welcome. and kara rowland of "the washington times." the president is sitting out the budget brawl. his been largely absent. why? guest: he reased his three- point trillion dollar budget for next year. the administtion has spent a lot of -- focused on the spending freeze next year. as far as the argument about the shutdown and continuing resolutions this year, we have not seen much from them. they put out of ego threat against the house republican bill to cut $61 billion, but it was a vague. they did not get into specifics about what they would likeo see. there were general and said, if it threatens national security, he willeto it. it was interesting to begin negotiations with a veto threat. what do you guys want in cuts? he was careful not tget in the weeds there. host: for the short-term, there is agreement to get the government going through march 18. guest: up until then, no one knew if the government was going to shut down or not. i think the threat of that is receiving and that is due to the senate democrats' response to the hoe

. >> all right, we have a mommy/daughter team, felicia and her daughter danny. which i have right here. thank you so much. this is the incacollection.com. i'm not a matchy/matchy person, but look how cute they are. the bag is old navy. >> thank you, ladies. >> thank you, guys. >> we have amanda, huh? >> this is the shapewear swimsuit. >> ten pounds in ten seconds. built-in control panels. but look how cute she looks with the ruffles. this is miraclesuit.com. i love the fun towel. the jewelry, look at this necklace, which i will buy, and the glasses. i love those for the summer. >> the miracle suits are genius because you think that stuff has to come out somewhere and it doesn't. >> miracle suits keeps it right where it needs to be. >> and they come in jeans and all different forms, so we love that. >> thank you, amanda. >> what's this cut it out look. >> this is a huge trend for spring and summer. mostly for summer, i should say. and this is a trend, like, if you're small busted and you want to be bigger busted, you want to draw attention away from that area. it