but not felicia smith. >> my girl, felicia. >> i'm a lesbian. i love women. any man i ever lay with had to pay me, and i mean any man. if you can't pay me, then you sure enough can't [ bleep ] me. i acquired a lifestyle being a dancer, big money. big money. 12 or 13 i was in the club stripping. and doing anything else i could do to get money. i mean, i was a pretty little girl, and all the men knew that in the club. and there's ways to get money in the club. if you want to call it prostitution. you know, in the clubs it's called dates. you go on a date. you go on a date you come home with money. and i didn't like it. i've always been gay. >> smith danced under the stage name stormy. >> stormy because the first time i got on stage it was a storm, the biggest storm we ever had in cleveland where the cars were floating. when i got on stage, all the lights went out, and a car went right through the front of the window and the owner, i didn't have a name, and the owner called me stormy. and i've been stormy ever since. and i think i'm kind of a storm when i dance.

felicia: mis hijas lÓgicamente buenas la mitad me aceptaron y la mitad no.ue tiene y por el tÍtulo de sus temas favoritos. felicia: soy una mujer para mismo tiempo pues tengo todavÍa parte de mis Órganos sexuales masculinos... me dice ahora una terapia que empezase cuatro aÑos, se llama terapia de reemplazo hormonal para poderla hacer y tuve que bajar 30 kilos. fue un proceso en esos aÑos de ir despacito y realmente me tardÉ casi dos aÑos y medio. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ miriam: tenÍa mÁs de 30 aÑos que no pisaba un estudio de grabaciÓn y se prepara para lanzar su nueva producciÓn de aquÍ en adelante, pero ahora como felicia garza. bÁrbara: continuamos aquÍ con mucho mÁs la mira sigue en problemas legales para el actor. habrÁn salido a la luz documentos judiciales indican que hace 10 aÑos, admitiÓ adquirir sedantes para darle a mujeres con las que querÍa tener relaciones sexuales. surgiÓ momentos en que al menos media docena de mujeres aseguran que hace dÉcadas fueron drogadas y violadas por el actor, algo que Él aÚn niega. le contamos que si sufre una baja un, ni el ca

felicia's making contact right now. >> hey, baby, how you doing? we can go wherever you want to go.hatever you want to do. >> the small talk quickly turns from dinner to the man's appetite for sex, and a deal is struck. >> all right. there's going to be a swoop. i'll let you know when it's off. >> go back there. go in the alley. >> with a quick tug on her harks the undercover signals there's enough to make a case, and arrest teams swoop down on the unsuspecting john. >> they got it. >> what was my time for that? >> let's go with 15:40. >> the undercover jots down the details of the day's first catch, knowing full well there will be many, many more. >> hey, look northbound on the west curb. old boy in the driveway waiting for you all. >> a few minutes later another man in the mood ducks into a nearby alley and signals the women by honking his horn. >> all right. wendy's making contact. i think he might want felicia. >> when the women approach the vehicle, they find the man more than ready to make the deal. >> i've got eyes on both of them and we can hear. >> you're all ready to go. y

leaving parents like felicia reyes morton in jam. her 10 month old ruby had been at mlk for several months. now, after a frantic scramble for new accommodations,. >> $100 more a week out of your pocket to fine daycare in cherry hill no less when you live in camden. >> yup. in cam. i work, live and play in camden and now i have to -- yup there's no available spots. >> reporter: long-time workers at the penn street daycare say the once well run facility had fallen into disrepair of late. >> they had no supplies in there. what i mean gloves, changing paper we were changing babies without gloves on our hands. >> bare hands. >> bare hands. >> overall atmosphere within the last several weeks months? >> whoo! just sad. >> reporter: you can tell things were going downhill. >> reporter: downhill. >> workers were hand add letter last fry from mlk's executive diane walker telling them the daycare was quote unable to issue play checks as schedule due to an unexpected hold on our bank accident. two centers in camden and one in sicklerville were c

felicia este sistema de depresiÓn tropical fue sistema tropical se va se aleja por lo tanto no estarÍalo... aÍ como marÍa: el oÍdo humano se limpia sÓlo por eso los medicos dicen que el hisopo es el enemigo nÚmero uno, claro esta que hay situaciones en que la dieta o el clima hacen que la cera se ponga muy espesa y no pueda salir sola del oÍdo entonces ahÍ si necesita la ayuda del hisopo. un pedazo de mexico llego a san francisco a trav leÓn: un pedazo de mÉxico llegÓ a san francisco a travÉs del programa mex i am hoy se inaugurÓ la exposiciÓn " nuestros silencios". maria: recuerde que mex i am continÚa durante esta semana, para mÁs informaciÓn visite www.mexiam.net a disfrutar y tambiÉn de la gastronomÍa, buenas noches. enrique: gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de jueves 23 de julio, estas son las noticias. un hombre dispara contra docenas de personas en el cine de luisiana. se reportan tres muertos entre ellos el autor del crimen y siete heridos. el precandidato republicano rp sita brevemente la frontera, chiste en la construcciÓn de un muro entre estados unidos y mÉxico. la bu

felicia is no longer stuck in the apartment that has been invaded by bats. we brought the story to light and montgomery county moved in and took action. when felicia called "7 on your side" she and her two children were dodging bats. over the past year five bats got in her mont gomry county apartment and the building manager was slow, she claims doing anything about it. the last bats made it through the vents over her son's bed a few weeks ago. the animals tested positive for rabies and the family decided to move in with friends until the situation was handled. >> i don't like bats. i hate them. horace: after the story ran, the montgomery department of housing came in and condemned the apartment and they posted signs to warn other tenants there are bats in the area. hopkins was able to get out of her lease and move her family to a new apartment complex. >> if it wasn't for you we wouldn't have made progress as fast as we did. i mean thank god you were able to come out. we'd still be on someone's couch. horace: she and her family are away from the bats but th

he and felicia are still in the meeting with the italian buyers, but he said go ahead. he wants to see pictures as soon as possible. >> hope: okay! >> wyatt: [ chuckles ] >> hope: this is the biggest photo shoot of my life. i'm getting a little bit nervous. >> wyatt: don't be, okay? because once i put this baby on you, you will have nerves of steel. >> hope: okay. >> wyatt: yeah?

leaving parents like felicia reyes morton in the lurch.d ruby had been cared for at mlk nowing. >> you're trying desperately to find some place. >>> yes. >> you have to pay $100 a week more and drive to cherry hill. >>> none available spots in the city. >> workers at the penn street facility where infants and toddlers were cared for say in recent weeks the once well stock facility showed signs of decline decline. >> we were bringing our own supplies from our own house as far as toilet paper and tissue. >> you had to bring your own toilet paper? we had to bring our toilet paper for us adults to go to the bathroom ton dry our hands off using the bathroom. >> reporter: overall atmosphere within the last several weeks, months? >> whoo! just sad. >> reporter: last thursday came a letter from mlk executive director diana walker. telling workers she was quote unable to issue paychecks as scheduled due to an unexpected hold on our been account. >> no paycheck. >> no paycheck. >> reporter: any idea if and when you'll get a paycheck? >> no, basicall

. -- ice knows felicia >> alecia :chan says last year the dept of homeland security which houses ice, acknowledged that the current ice hold policy is unconstitutional, yet many requests to hold immigrants still do not have a judge's signature.for example, in sanchez's caselive from san francisco's pier 14 >> catherine : in 2008, then- san francisco mayor gavin newsom warned criminals that the sanctuary law in san francisco doesn't let them off the hook. newsom was a vocal supporter of the program until problems emerged - including the tragic shooting death of a father and his two sons -- by an illegal immigrant. the city's policy is supposed to work with federal immigration officials in cases of undocumented offenders with criminal histories. crimes that end in san francisco jails are usually turned over to ice. but that's not what happened in the case of francisco sanchez.now charged with murder. he was released from sheriff's custody without anyone notifying ice. kevin ryan - a former u.s. attorney - was also a deputy chief of staff for mayor newsom. he says that it's time to make

ahÍ esta felicia, se convertirÁ en un sistema de baja presiÓn, se aleja de mÉxico pero sigue generandoun brote de salmonella ha enfermado por lo _62 personas en 11 estados del paÍs. la mayorÍa de los casos se produjeron en california, el foco es atÚn crudo que se usa para hacer sushi. informaron que 11 personas tuvieron que ser hospitalizadas. pidieron que los restaurantes que venden su atÚn lo retiran del mercado. a las 11:00 la comunidad se reÚne con representantes para hablar sobre la muerte de civiles a manos de agentes de la policÍa. un estudio indica que de ser aprobada la acciÓn ejecutiva de obama se beneficiarÍan 87% de los indocumentados en el paÍs. mÁs de la mitad de la poblaciÓn mexicana vive en la pobreza, sabremos por quÉ mÉxico es el Único paÍs latinoamericano que no ha logrado mejorar esta situaciÓn en los Últimos 20 aÑos. los esperamos con esto y mÁs hoy a las 11:00. william: estÁn definidos los horarios para la final de copa libertadores. lo esperamos aquÍ, buenas tardes. >>Éstos son los titulares. entre manifestaciones y desplantes de los invitados donan trump agita l

it was shut down without warning on last friday leaving parents like felicia morton in the lurch. ruby had been cared for at mlk now you are trying to find someplace for her. >> yes. >> you have to pay hundred dollars a week more and drive to cherry hill. >> yes, no mote is what so ever. >> reporter: workers at tenth street facility where infants and toddlers were cared for say in recent weeks the once well stocked facility showed signs of decline. >> we were bringing our own supplies from our own house as far as toilet paper tissue. >> reporter: you had to bring your own toilet paper for us a adults to go to the bathroom and to dry our hand after from using the the bathroom. >> overall atmosphere in the last several weeks months. >> it is sad. >> reporter: last thursday came a letter from mlk executive director diana worker telling workers she was unable to schedule paychecks due to a held on our bank account. in paychecks. >> in paychecks. >> reporter: any idea if and when you will get a paycheck. >> she basically said she will in the pay us. >> we come here every day. we work o

in new york, they arrested felicia for wearing jeans that outlined her legs. with the manifesting law racial profiling is epidemic. in brooklyn black women are 95% of those charged. trans women are routinely profiled as sex workers. police sometimes place fake ads and arrests yours. -- some arrest sex workers. after sex acts make arrests. -- the cops make arrests. brian: would you rely on for information? -- what do you rely on for information? molly: i know many sex workers personally. and other things like the felicia mcginest thing comes off of the police report. that is what the prosecutors accused her of doing. brian: when you were younger your wikipedia site suggests that you describe yourself as gothy, dorky and dated. wide -- hated. why do they describe yourself as gothy? molly: i wore all black and studied french. brian: what is the black part? explain what it is. molly: i am explaining what goth is on c-span? brian: that is what you are doing. [laughter] brian: why do people go there? molly: i think being a smart kid who is into literature and feelin

and other things like the felicia mcginest thing comes off of the police report.is what police officers accused her of doing. brian: when you were younger your wikipedia site suggests that you describe yourself as gothy, dorky, and hated. why do they describe yourself as gothy? molly: i describe myself as got the, because i wore all black and, you know, studied french. brian: what is the black part? of being got the? -- of beimng -- being gothy? molly: i am explaining what goth is on c-span? brian: that is what you are doing. [laughter] brian: why do people go there? molly: i think being a smart kid who is into literature and feeling alienated, terribly sophisticated and romantic at that age. that is what i would say. brian: what was your favorite subject work that you did in high school? molly: i loved literature and art and i did not study french in school but i taught myself french. brian: you describe yourself as dorky. molly: i love books. always have loved book. brian: is that what a dork is? molly: somebody with passionate intellectual interest and not as m

this is my wife, felicia. >> hi, how are you? >> come say hi. >> milton.verybody know each other here? >> we live on an island. everybody knows everybody. >> why do i even ask? >> i think i met uncle ross through the water. i mean, just surfing. we became, like, family. he's like my dad. my ohana. >> each and every week, uncle ross can be found here with his ohana, a hawaiian word that describes an extended family and close circle of friend. >> beautiful day. even when it's storming, it's nice on the beach. >> yeah. yeah. >> and we'll stay here until that thing goes down. hits the horizon. when the sun hits the horizon, it's time to go home. >> maui is an island as beautiful as it gets and sure, it's got share of portion-controlled cruise line entertainments, doled out and digestible bites and complementary mai tais but a beloved indigenous institution as tasty crust. as local a place as you're likely to find. daniel akitahito will explain. >> this is a menu situation, or, i can order for you if you trust me. i think we'll hook you up with the local flavor

weir watching tropical storm felicia. it's expected to fizzle out in the pacific and probably won't make big headlines. >>> our weekend forecast is awesome across the bay. i'll have another look at the microclimate forecast coming up a bit later. now back to you. >>> up next at 11:00, taking back the power, how one girl's mission to stop the cultural sexual shaming is turning into a national movement. destroy. that's the message from a filmaker debuting a new documentary in palo alto aimed . >>> words can inspire, but they can also destroy. that's from a film maker with a documentary aimed at girls and the single world that can alter school, work and their own self-rerespect. >> we have more on the efforts to take power away from the "s" word. >> it's a one-word label that can devastate. >> it came from my own experience. i was labeled a slut in the middle school. >> she was 11 years old when after a modest hookup her childhood crush started calling her that name. >> like everyone in my town knew that i was that kind of g

and the admiration of many including colleagues like felicia rashad. >> he is generous.ind, inclusive. >> reporter: in 1985 with cosby's popularity soaring, barbara bowman says she was tapped by her agent to audition for him at a denver nightclub. she recalls he asked about her childhood. >> he zeroed in on the fact that i really was sort of a vulnerable kid. no dad. no father figure in my life. and wanted to take on that role. and it was an honor to be there. and i wanted him to care about me. like a father would care about a daughter. >> reporter: then she says it was showtime. to see how well this budding actress could perform. >> he wanted me to do an acting improv exercise. where i was intoxicated. so he explained to me that it was going to be a little uncomfortable. that if we are really authentic in our acting we would have to tap in and let my guard down and trust him. he had me close my eyes and proceed to act drunk. he is behind me. he is, he is stroking my hair and stroking my neck. and you know, and rubbing my shoulders and getting me to relax. and meanwhile

says felicia reyes morton -- >> just unprofessional and unsavory and it's just not right right. >> reporterthe letter from walker describing the temporary closure of this facility here on penn street and the one in sicklerville says in the coming weeks they will be recruiting employees for those two reopened sites. the workers we talked to today wonder if those new workers will be treated as they've been treated. lucy? >> thank you bruce. hope for hundreds tonight looking for a job. they walked through lincoln financial field in south philly today. now today has been all about helping our veterans and their spouses find a new job. those positions range from entry level positions to senior management. that's a big deal and that brought out a navy veteran. >> i think it's very difficult to find a job if you're a veteran just getting out because the skill set is so different from being in such a technical field. being an able veteran i work on a lot of ships didn't a lot of logistics management which i'm trying to correlate into a different career path. >> so many qualifications. companies loo

>> i feel vindicated from her, too, but i would love to flare felicia rashad who called us all liarsi would love to hear from camille cosby who also called us all liars. >> do you think you will? >> i doubt very much that we'll hear from either one of them. but we feel vindicated because it's a -- it's a sworn document. he swore under oath that he drugged and raped. >> just really quickly, there's this story that you've told about the morning -- the middle of the night when you woke up bruised and battered after this alleged assault and you told your boss at the playboy mansion that this had happened. that cosby had drugged you and raped you and the response from your boss was? >> from corporate. they said "well, you know bill cosby is hugh hefner's best friend." i said "yes i know that, but he raped me." they said "nobody's going to believe you. i suggest you shut your mouth." and i kept my mouth closed for 30 something years. 30 something years i haven't come forward. and now i feel vindicated and validated. i'm not the only one. >> and strong enough to say on i think it was anders

. >> it turns out little girls name was felicia and not alycia.ty boarded the bus and discovered this was the missing girl. bus company says there is no policy for children but they say it will be discussed at some point. >> probably a good idea. if i saw a five-year old child boarding the busy hope would i say something but i can see where confusion lies. >>> 6:27. coming up next on "eyewitness news" we have breaking news and we are monitoring two fires, at this hour. we will bring you up to dayton that jan. >> reporter: parents scheduled to face off with school administrators waldron academy, waldron mercy a academy in merion, we will sit down with the educator that find herself in the middle of it all. >>> yes, and that house fire it is causing slow downs on the road, we have two closing other than that, no accidents to report, but tonight's dry commute for you you back over to you. >>> drew commute humid weather, dangerously hot weather, doctor jen is here with ways to protect yourself in the heat, and katie has your forecast when we come righ

. >> thank you felicia. >>> "killing reagan" will be out the end of september, but those who have preordered they ship 'em in here but we're going to ship them secretly to you. you're going to like it. they are running off 1.3 million copies first run. staggering. >>> finally the tip of the day, americans lucky enough to become wealthy and/or famous should give bomb. you may have heard about the terrible florida, they found their boat cap sized. joe namath knew the boys and has put up $100,000 for anybody who finds them. joe namath is a good man. rich and famous americans can do a lot of good by publicizing things that need to be fixed or action that needs to be taken. if you are fortunate in this life you should give back. >>> please check out the factor web size which is different from billo'reilly.com. and e-mail us. word of the day --chuffyness remembers, the spin stops here. we are definitely looking out for you. \s >>> breaking tonight, polls are moving the race is changing more than a dozens republican candidates are trying to make themselves ahead with alternates more than one week l

if it does develop it may become tropical storm felicia.into the weekend it's nice, quiet, also still very comfortable by. by the end of the weekend temperatures going up a couple degrees for the tri-valley and for the spout bay a high of 80 degrees, in san francisco expect a high toward the end of the weekend around 70 degrees. i will have another look at the microclimate forecast coming up. let's get a look at how the roads are flowing. >>> traffic flows pretty well. san jose we have a little bit of a break, this should start to build again. the volume oversale for the south bay, 101 and 680, a slow down as that build continues gradually for the morning commute. 87, 280 and 85 by the end of the show you will see slowly as well. an incident reported for ha krflt iend -- the san mateo bri getting across the east bay to the peninsula a smooth drive just building with the amount of company you have, no surprises, guys. back to you. >>> new this morning, bay area roads are in the spotlight and it's not for a good reason. a new report out today

checking out what's happening in the tropics, felicia yesterday developed and it was a tropical stormtropical depression and it will continue to diminish as we go into the next couple of days so that will not be an issue as we go into the new workweek. what will be an issue will be this heat. now, this weekend will still be nice, we will have 60s across the bay, 70s inland, 80s, look at what happens in the middle of next week. we could be talking about triple digits again for the tri-valley and the far east bay and for the south and north bay 90s and even 80s along the coast. san francisco will also be really hot as we go into next week. so as you enjoy the weekend here is one event you will want to check out, the gilroy garlic festival. yes, they have garlic ice cream. it will be warm with a lot of sunshine in the next couple of days so o maybe you will want to try that out. this weekend it will be once again nice, mild and highs reaching into the 70s and 80s for most across the bay. in san francisco expect highs near 70 degrees. let's see how that traffic is moving with mike. >>> ov

decirle que es mucha inspiraciÓn para nosotras, las mujeres, ahora vamos a los datos del tiempo, "feliciaa, se mueve hacia illinois afectando a chicago con lluvia, en el dÍa un dÍa mayormente no soleado. en las carolinas se puede acumular de una a tres pulgadas de lluvia, el pronÓstico del sistema de baja presiÓn se puede formar el prÓximo sistema tropical que vamos a vigilar de cerca, orlando 80% de lluvia, mÁxima de 89. tenemos avisos de alerta de calor, y avisos y alertas de extremo calor, se estÁn sintiendo temperaturas en oklahoma city de 99, pero con sensaciÓn tÉrmica de 108, da las 100 que se puede sentir en 106, otras temperaturas, nueva york 84, miami 92, lluvia para tampa, phoenix 104, las vegas 100, los Ángeles 85. ahora vamos con johnny que estÁ soÑando de lo lindo, estÁ en lo suyo, adelante. johnny: tienes toda la razÓn, ximena, me siento en las nubes, es como si estuviera soÑando, miren esto, yo lo quisiera. dios mÍo, quiÉn no quisiera tener un carro nuevo, rÁpido y lujoso, pero seÑores, presten atenciÓn porque traigo un taco de ojo sobre ruedas para todos nosotros que nos f

. >>> mi personaje se llama felicia mÉndez es una mujer que si bien ha pasado por circunstancias muymor a los hijos y los hermanos. #. lo difÍcil instalar en estados unidos y forjar un futuro. >>> yo creo que es una historia de amor que estoy segura que la mayorÍa de latinos se sentaran identificados. 4. raÚl dental de ustedes, no tienen que ver el uno con el otro. mucho que ver somos primos pero no en relaciÓn amorosa. >>> con todo y dicen que el primo y la prima no es cierto. >>> es primero. >>> exactamente (risas). >>> no me digas. >>> mucho, mucho cuidado. >>> ¿cÓmo? >>> la prima y el primo es pr e primen >>> es eres un hombre machista y te encanta la mÚsica y ser b bohemio. >>> es alegres, ha vivido con las conceptos bonitos estos valores tradicionales de nuestra familia mexicana. lo lleva en la sangre la mÚsica es hombre alegres que estÁ ahÍ para hacer feliz a la gente. >>> ¿a la gente? >>> o muchas. >>> eso lo tendrÁn que investigar mÁs adelante cuando vean bajo el mismo cielo esta noche a las # de la noche por la cadena telemundo gracias por acompaÑarnos y con mÁs de los comp

quiero contarles que seguimos vigilando lo que es la depresiÓn tropical felicia ubicada en el ocÉanoisca: vamos a ver lo que ha andado haciendo. johnny: ligando a tom cruise. maiti: continuamos disfrutando de viena. se llevÓ a cabo la alfombra roja de la premier televisiÓn imposible. tom, una alegrÍa verte. cÓmo te sientes? ( habla en inglÉs) maiti: de dÓnde saltaste? ( habla en inglÉs) felicidades, que disfrutes. quÉ alegrÍa verte acÁ luego de una alegrÍa serÁ de emociones. cÓmo te sientes? (habla en inglÉs) maiti: tuviste el placer de estar correteando y corriendo por aquÍ. ( habla el inglÉs) ♪ ♪ johnny: siemprprzand jo francsica: cosas super interesantes. a quiÉn no le gusta esa pelÍcula? el hombre perfecto. johnny: si te oye tu marido... en minutos, serÁn nuestros detectives de la moda para decirnos quiÉnes fueron los mejores o peores vestidos de la semana. francisca: tambiÉn, pedro moreno se dio a cara con los medios y hablÓ sobre las supuestas fotos que andan en las redes circulando. pobre pedro! >> hoy sigue nuestro diario de nuestra bebÉ julieta, ya estÁ hablando! hablaremos