felicia, you and i have been friend for a long time. >> a very long time. happy to be here. >> i met you through performing stars which works with much younger children. >> questiyes. >> you started the phoenix program to start young men like gentleman car jacari. >> it's based in marin city and four years ago our community was experiencing lots of high crime. it was affecting so many people. apr every time you picked up the newspaper it talked about young black males robbing people underneath the underpass at the bus stop. it just wasn't a message we wanted to get out. it was just very important to bring resources right into the area where our young men were hanging out. public housing, which is called the 2 a lot and the phoenix project started right then. >> we're looking at some images of some of your young men doing a variety of jobs through the phoenix project. i was happy to cover that story, too. >> yeah. it was so exciting, especially to see that phoenix project focuses on connecting them with all types of resources so they can get the proper skill

. >> felicia. >> felicia, what brought you out here tonight? >> i came home around 11:30 and i seen it on the news and i was just

among those believed to be killed include the couple's 10-year-old son philip and housekeeper felicia figaro. three of the four victims suffered blunt force trauma. police say there were no signs of forced entry.days after the murders were discovered, officers still surround the multimillion dollar home. while neighbors tell us they didn't know the family or housekeeper, they say they can't imagine what it must be like for their loved ones who are left picking up the pieces. >> this is hard for the family. diane: if you know anything about that person seen in the video, or if you saw that blue porsche on wednesday or thursday you are being asked to call the d.c. police department. in northwest d.c., diane cho abc 7 news. kellye: playing out right now, a buyer curb in waco, texas becomes about ground. at least nine people are dead after a deadly shooting. because, apparent gang rivalry. police say that the fight began with punches and escalated the knives and guns. it is not clear if bystanders are among the dead. d.c. police are asking for your help in finding a missing man. 21-year-o

the chair of the california state water board joins me from sacramento, felicia marcus. what has been achieved since governor brown came out with the voluntary restrictions? >> we had voluntary restrictions, then mild mandatory orders to our local water agencies and on average californians did step up and saved around 9% which is significant, just not enough in the face of another dry year we're in. >> ifill: what areas of the state have been hardest hit? >> agriculture in rural california have been hit the hardest through the course of this drought. we have hundreds of thousands of acres of soured fields, hundreds of thousands of people out of work. communities are running out of water and we're delivering water in tankers and drilling wells and running pipe. we're taking this action to give our large urban community extra resilience in what we know is an unprecedented drought in our lifetime, our grandparents lifetime but certainly not in history and the other countries. the australian experience in the 2000s when they thought they were in the usual three-year drought

bobby evans, gail gilman, felicia mcsomething. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is joe orwac and was the lead act in teatro zinzanni for seven years. there are so many reasons to bring tz back, but for me the most important thing is the community, the relationships. tz is a family. it's not just a job that you go to. norm and annie have created this amazing family and as a performer who performed all over the world, there has no other experience like teatro zinzanni. i was able to bring my family out here. my daughters went to school of the arts in san francisco. my other daughter want to san francisco state university, all because of tz. i got to come out here from new york city. i didn't think there was any life outside of new york city and here i am in san francisco and it's the most wonderful place and teatro zinzanni made that all possible for me. and the relationships and to leave this theater, people say that you know you have a good show when the audience doesn't leave necessarily talking about you. but they leave talking about themselves. and nig

. >> felicia's water. >> felicia's water? >> yeah. [dogs barking] yamma coming in.. >> now that things are starting to look up and i'm noticing a change in andrew's attitude, i wanted to take him out front and show him some of the changes that i've made to the front of the store. the building has been repainted. we had a lot of the holes patched, and we added these things. >> it says grooming... >> grooming and training. >> looks very nice. >> we needed to tell people what we do. the lighting's all working. the flags are all up, and it looks good. >> i think it's brilliant. >> did you see the logo inside? let me show you that. this logo that was made came out great. >> i love it. >> it is very beautiful. >> that's great. >> i think that is a spectacular logo to be on the business cards with the grooming department. i mean, it's fantastic. >> beautiful. >> i also had some private label products marked up so andrew and the team can see the kind of ideas that we have and the kind of products that we can take to market. when we first met, i talked about ways to kind of

judge found michael brillo not guilty in the shooting of felicia williams and timothy will sons threecers fired 133 round at the couple many at close range after the couple led police on a 22-mile chase. judge decided his use of deadly force was reasonable. brillo still has his job but will remain on suspension for now. so far the the protests have been peaceful. >>> the driver of the motorcycle was killed earlier this morning when he crash into a disabled taxi on i676. it happened right around 3:00 a.m. where 676 means i-76. motorcycle driver, brian merland slammed in the cabot ramp there he was rushed to hahnemann where he was pronounced dead. no one in the cab was injured. >>> there was a nasty accident in bala cynwyd. "action news" on the scene here at presidential boulevard, just north of the city avenue where a two car crash ended with one vehicle flipped over. it all happened just after 9:00 a.m. the driver of the car had to be extricated. in word tonight on the extent of those injuries, or the cause of the crash. >>> also in bala cynwyd police are investigating an accident inv

and 530 this morning about 45 minutes late picking up disclosure this of this is already picking a feliciauickly clear it will be a big commitment northbound but a little slow south of our if you have to continue beyond this form is a good director favorite in union city >>mark: they have plans in the work for the fire marshal for the state had a different idea. >>jackie sissel: does of the question when will it happen we're expected to be about eight hours into a 79 hour shutdown the construction of going on egyptian siege but it is those tunnels that you see right here that are at issue and why they've postponed the closure and definitely right now the big problem is the system of the size system and five of those tunnels according to the part presidios web site they had initially pulled committed that they work on a to have a 79 hour shutdown starting last night at 10:00 p.m. local to stretch all the way until monday the product has been under way for multiple years in is a billion dollar project + the thought was there on to shut it down everything of restrike in every land and traffic

immediately address this i am a gay man and with all respect to the church and to this gentleman, bye felicia, welcome to the dust bins of history. we're done with this discussion. ireland overwhelmingly supported gay marriage and the vast majority of the world is saying and increasingly with the church -- >> is that really true the vast majority too. >> this doesn't mean that it's not supported, this notion that africa and latin america somehow are rife with home phobia there's a handful of leaders in the united states that are pushing this notion that same sex relationships are somehow anti-african or anti-latin and that is a small group of people and not representative. >> i tell you that i think what africa is rife with is a growing true commitment to christian religion. between now and 2030 the biggest growth for christianty is going to be in africa and latin america. and just because someone calls ireland catholic doesn't mean they even go to church or adhere to the teachings of the church. the reality is that i think the person you showed here says we need to do a better job here many

. >> felicia hatcher, it's extremely cool what you're doing with code fever.ringing it to us. msnbc is going to bring you more from the emerge america this week. it'll be tomorrow at 9:00 on the rundown. before we go quickly back to baltimore. our national correspondent, joy reid is there. the curfew has been lifted to the delight of the residents there and the congress gatfolks inside the church this morning. >> >> reporter: i have moved to city hall but the people are happy the curfew is lifted. the mayor, stephanie rawlings-blake made that announcement earlier today. i was over at the catholic church, where governor larry hogan got a warm reception from those who were assembled inside the church. i've learned it's two churches who have combined their congregations. afterwards he ensaid it was time for the city to come together and get back to work. he noted the millions of dollars in lost revenue for small businesses pop and mom businesses that had to be closed early because of the curfew. also people whose businesses were damaged. in some cases, lost every

because i'd rather sit with my wife and henry schulman i'd rather watch the game at home not the but feliciad concentrate instead the stadium and a talking all- time. and i could do without watching media guys eat free hotdogs in beer >> reporter: baggy not stick up for tom brady father when he and his father are sought are liars >> gary radnich: will you cannot call them a liar everybody in their right mind will stick up for their son that's just the way it is you stick up for your son and lessee obviously commit the heinous crime the father whether he tell the truth and not he's always good beside with what he has to say and what about tom brady of think about this means a liar not if he tell the guy right off ago when the flag the ball all right naylor just maybe in this ball field a little too heavy can you do something about it at no the this is a fine light fine line so we will say we're gonna be so since suspended is too much questions now >> reporter: i read where you work 17 hours a day how do you do it >> gary radnich: 6 in yet you're on the hot air for 17 hours 730 in the morning

felicia gonzalez, wet hayward, broke up to drizzle and clouds.morning -- drizzle this morning. low clouds. i mean, a big fog bank. breezy at times. drizzle should be winding down pretty soon. thunderstorms possible. again, 60s, and 70s. sal, speaking of somebody who works hard. >>> we've had a tough one. trying to get to the airport, it's been tough. the south bay is trying to get in the action as well. let's begin with the san mateo bridge and traffic on that span, it seems to have improved as you drive -- just as i said that, we have slow traffic. the last time i saw it on the tease, it was moving well. and now it's not. it is actually worse than i've seen it in a long time. if you are driving over to the peninsula, you are going to see that. now, here is something that i want to mention. there is just a world of hurt waiting for you on the peninsula. look at all of this slow traffic on 101. this is partially due to an earlier crash. it's backing up out of belmont all the way up to the peninsula. if you can use 280, you will save yourself a lot

and as you know, felicia most commodities transactions that don't involve non-sea level compensation to give the industry has examples of compensation models where those products are being sold under a conflicted model advice, then i would agree, the dol should not be making judgments about types of investment. but technically nothing is prohibited. it's only prohibited if you insist your free -- your fee structure pays $10 for selling eight and 20 bucks for paying the. otherwise there is the issue. we need to keep it on the table as well as the fact that structure deeply embedded in the industry. it would not be reasonable simply ask the first proposals that come let's just a race that. as far as prohibitions, what i would say is the practical effect of the rule is going to be that in arbitration were fiduciary duty violations are the most common claim what the role of it is prevent a defendant from arguing that they are not at the future. i know this is a little detailed, but what happens at arbitration which is for all cases are litigated, and arbitrators are not subject to a spec

next one is felicia smith. she's a senior counsel for regulatory affairs at the financial services roundtable. an organization of large financial firms. then mr. hauptman. sameera fazili is in the obama council and involved in writing the rule we were talking about. if some you have have questions about the rule that you would like to ask our previous speaker, you might consider directing it to her. finally, mark smith is partner is a leading lawyer. he represents financial services companies. one of the issues you heard discussed second-degree eded is the question of whether moving money from 401(k)s that have low fees. is that a problem? should we do anything about it? >> i think we need to understand what motivates an individual to want to make a change in their investment plan. if you're fortunate enough to be in company that offers you a retirement savings investment like a 401(k) plan you have a certain venue of investment opportunities and you may allocate your contributions to those. when you leave the