there's fire. >> reporter: felicia has nightmares, constantly thinking about the traumatic night she to a fiery explosion yar yards away from her home. >> because all of us were so scared seeing what door to our neighbors. >> she and her husband come back only to get their belongings. they don't stay long. >> i told him, no. i can't do that. it's not time for me to do that. because i'm not sure what is going to happen. >> reporter: investigators haven't released a cause for what happened but say a gas leak hasn't been ruled out. it's why felicia said she's scared to cook and why she no longer feels safe in a place she once called home. >> life is too short. you can never prepare for everything. >>> a new school year is upon us. and at bowie state university, there's a concern about campus housing shortage. we contacted bowie state and they said they implemented a new strategy to recruit freshman and it worked. over 1,000 freshman students are signed up for clasth tonight, all 1300 spaces of on campus house rg filled with more than 300 students on a waiting list. they're working with

here's the key to the case, a neck tattoo with the name felicia on one of the four, and somebody just listening without even seeing that video may say i know somebody with felicia tattooed on their neck. chris and lauren. >> um, all right, steve keeley, thanks very much. >>> opening statements set to take place in the criminal case of the pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane, the jury was select yesterday. >> we are learning how who could be called to testify in this case. lets go to dave kinchen with the latest on this, dave in. >> reporter: good morning. opening statements are set to begin this morning at the montgomery county courthouse, now that the jury is seated in the trial of the pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane, kane left the montgomery county courthouse after lawyers and the judge spent all day questioning potential jurors. six men and six women were seated to serve, late in the day, the judge asked all jurors if they knew the potential witnesses who might testify in the trial including philadelphia district attorney seth williams, and former pennsylvania s

>> yes, it is, felicia. okay, let's go ? none of us sing in barbara's key, do we? 2-2. >> all right. this is a tie-breaker. are you ready, ladies? go! ? ? ? makes it evergreen ? ? seldom seen by two ? >> that's right! yep. >> there you go. that's right. so it's 3-2. is that our ? >> okay. let's go to the next one. ? but first be a person ? >> that's a hard one. ? people are people ? >> you're pretty good! >> okay. people in the world. yep. yep. so it's now 4-2? okay. come on, now, courtney. >> i know, i know. sorry, ladies. you know what? that means felicia is going to see barbra streisand with a guest anywhere she is performing, okay? we're giving you the tickets. hopefully it's barclay's, you can go right there and you have the booby prize. a whole bunch of my cds. sorry. >> what about regis? >> now for some music. ready for rio. >> yes. a leslie odom jr. takes us to brazil. right after this. >> you're going to love this. we'll be right back. before fibromyalgia, i was active. i was energetic. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said mo

cops want to say hi, felicia to that dude. >>> 6:38. >>> a crash in north philadelphia.olice tell us that the car was hit at the intersection of york and second street. then hit a fire hydrant and then a building. impact ejected a three-year old died later at the hospital. two others were hurt but we're told their injuries are not serious. >>> new details now in this investigation, whole country is talking about now out of berks county this murder suicide. that is what we think happen. new report site a neighbor saying the family was found dead the day after the mom planned to leave, with the kids. leave the husband. police found megan and mark young along with their three children and their dog shot dead in their home over the weekend. a suicide note was found at the scene. police have not confirmed who pulled the trigger but they have, referenced domestic issues between this couple. we will stay on that story out of berks. >>> lets go down to wilmington a judge there is deciding if a 16 year-old girl should face charges, as an adult in the death of her classmate there.

. >> rene's daughter felicia, fought kidney cancer for years. she admits felicia only narrowly defeat philadelphia after numerous chemo and radiation treatments. today police say she is health which three quarters of single kidney intact. >> now my 11 year old is afraid that from drinking water shoe can he die. >> concerned staff from the revelation this spring that operations at the nearby closed naval base and other government facilities contaminated public and private wells. the navy has taken responsibility. but people hearsay it is not enough. they want blood screenings for those who live here and they want the navy to foot the bill. >> my aunt in warminster has rare bladder cancer. makes you think. >> so the question becomes why not offer that blood screening? republican congressman, michael fitzpatrick out here, he says he is confident it will get done. >> very sincere, but very wrong. >> division of the cdc has indicated blood tests wouldn't yield data that is useful, and the congressman disagrees, and calls a blood test a basic right. >

i look forward to getting a call from david because the conversation starts hey, felicia, i have this idea. i really think we should -- and i never know how the sentence will end. there is probably work for me superintendent of the sentence but you know david brings ideas that are good for us and brings us all together to make that a reality. so without further ado, david rolf. >> thank you, felicia, as you can see i have to recover from this blushing attack. normal good y get different things said to me at the state capit capito capitol. it is an interesting for someone that listens to talks for a living to have to read rather than stand up here. but since i am now an author i am told i have to read passages from the book. so the heart of the evening is going to be the panel discussion in a few minutes. but to get us started i selected two passages. one from near the beginning and one from near the end of the "the fight for fifteen: the right wage for a working america" starting from near the beginning of the book, i will ask people since we are in a presidential election year to get

if you know anybody with the name felicia tattooed the on the back of the neck they are probably only one in the city with that and they may be part of this crew. that is the break that police are looking for. the reason asian restaurant owners are being hit really four main reasons. they live in these apartments above their businesses and customers know that. mostly only cash business something customers know because they don't take credit card and many of atms in the lobby or out front. and then asian business owners are notorious for keeping all of their cash in their homes before depositing it in a asian bank sometimes waiting up to a in to do that. all that is adding up to make all of the asian restaurant owners that you see throughout this city targets for this crew of four guys doing this since may and probably going to keep doing this until they are caught. >> at least one of them is really conspicuous that felicia in the back of the neck tattoo. >> give away. >>> steve keeley, thanks very much. opening statements will start later today in the criminal case of the pennsylvania

. >> felicia rashad is joining the show of empire.y known as the beloved mom from the cosby show set to play another matriarch. she'll reportedly have a recurring role as the mother of the character played by taye diggs. another famous face will also debut this season mariah carey will be playing singer named kitty. season three premieres on september 21st. >>> oh limb mick gymnastics star gabbie douglas taken to the hospital because of an infection. 20-year-old gym nast fought on going mouth injury that led to serious if he can. according to her publicist, douglas was admitted to the hospital after experiencing swelling and some adverse reactions to the medication she was forced to miss an appearance in new york at the mvt video music awards alongside her us olympic teammates. >>> officers in california community are reaching out giving hugs to help strengthen ties to the people they serve. fox's felicia martin says stopped by one hug a cop event over the weekend. >> reporter: hugs are changing the relationship between law enforcemen

so you have felicia farrell and her big brother. they're having a great time in this -- in the bellows of the street. and we have huey who comes in so it's a development of how he falls in love with the music and falls in love with felicia. >> talk about preparations for the play. did you have to do research? >> definitely. for myself, there was a lot of youtube and looking at the -- how 1950s was for the street and african-americans and them looking to see how the black music got -- was put into the shared with the world. so there is a story about that and actually, it was based on a deejay that was in memphis that was doing that. he was bringing black music to the white industry and sharing it with the world. >> wow. so i understand you will sing a song called "love will stand when all else fails." love the title. tell us about your performance before we hear it. all of our hearts. we believe that this show is very relevant to the times. we, as a people, need to understand that love stands when everything else falls and love stand

[applause] >> thank you, felicia, you can see i have to recover from the blushing attack. i don't normally get -- normally i hear less polite things said about me across the bargaining table or city hall or state capitol. so it's a little bit of an odd experience for someone who basically listens and talks for a living to have to read rather than instead of stand up here in the mic but since i'm now an author that what must happen i have to read passages from the book. heart of the evening is really going to be the panel discussion in a few minutes, but to get it started i collected two passengers, from near the beginning and one from near the end of my book the fight for fifteen, the right wage for working america. starting from the beginning of the people, i will just ask since we are in a presidential election year to really get him to our mental time machines and go backwards to a moment that occurred certainly in my childhood that i will read from here on out. imagine an alternative history of the 1976 presidential election. america is celebrating with fireworks and t

is what over and under how many times i can say by felicia, after this story. >> we have to find felicia first to say hi. >> and then, goes off to jail. >> bye felicia. >> i promise that is last time. >> well, maybe next time. >> we kind of asked for it. >> all right. >>> new details in the investigation in the berks county murder/suicide. new report site a neighbor saying the family was found dead the day mother planned to leave with the kid. police found megan and mark young along with their three children and their dog, shot dead in their sinking spring home over the weekend. a suicide note was found at the scene. police have not yet confirmed who pulled the trigger but they have referenced domestic issues between the couple. >> you know i have been read ago lot about this. i just want to show you daily news has an interesting article about this family. look at this loving family. they're all dead. some people thought, she did it because of the stress. then they think maybe he did it because she was going to leave him the day it happen. >> they talk about the stress they were under, a

. >> tia: bye felicia. >> brian: that's a new one. i say that to her all the time. it's funny. what we need to talk about before anything else, a stormy, rainy, hot, humid dog day of a summer forecast. >> tia: meteorologist sam roberts is tracking a yellow alert day. storm chances aren't until later there, huh? >> samantha: you'll want to find shade, but not the kind you guys are throwing around. you want to find actual shade outside, because it is going to be hot and as tia and duff mentioned, today is a first alert weather day. this alert in place for the afternoon and evening. rain and thunderstorms possible today. spotty in the afternoon, more likely tonight. the main threat is heavy rain because it's very humid later to good outside, and there's not a thing going on in the world of weather this morning. most of the day pretty quiet. notice your satellite and radar is totally empty. there's not much cloud cover outside and it feels excellent out there. it's 70 right now in cleveland and the humidity is low. outlies areas in the 60s. shaker heights is 68. good morning in par

. >> reporter: felicia griffin, a campaign organizer insisteds the effort is homegrown -- insists the effort is homegrown but admits much of the money raised so far has been from out of state ties to national lube unions, whose dues go up if wages do. >> we're up against labor unions. >> it's hard to fund initiatives initially until they're on the ballot with local money. but it's definitely local hearts, local businesses, local faith leaders, local people that are actually impacted by this >> arizona, maine, and washington state are also considering ballot measures to boost minimum wage to $12 an hour. new york, california, and dc have all raised their minimum wage to $15 an hour. >>> the secretary of state's office also just approved two other ballot measures. one would to get a prescription drug to end their lives. the other would make it harder to change the state constitution. >>> hillary clinton says a colorado will lead her white house transition team. ken salazar served as the secretary of the interior from 2009 to 2013. before that he was a u.s. senator from colorado. the tra

. >> reporter: a wall of sandbags is piled up in front of felicia cummings' home because part of her road is flooded. >> i have five kids, i'm a nurse. i work full time job but i don't have the money to replace my stuff if anything ever happened to it. >> reporter: she has renters insurance but no flood insurance. she worries every time it rains. >> you figure it's going to flood. it's going to flood and it's going to flood bad and you're going to have to take your kids bad it got last year. the water went into her bedroom. >> we didn't have much damage, a couple things were laying on the floor, a couple of boxes. >> reporter: linda christian with the insurance information institute says nationally only 14% of homeowners have flood insurance. many people trying to balance tight budgets pass on the extra protection not thinking about what is at risk. >> the fact is there's not a mortgage company forcing them to get flood insurance. they think it's optional. but good idea to seriously look at getting flood insurance. >> reporter: because that is the only way to protect yourself from fl

a wall of sandbags is piled up in front of felicia cummings home because a part of her road kids, i'm a nurse. i work full-time jobs, but i don't have money to replace it. >> she doesn't have flood insurance, but worries that every time it rains. >> and you would figure that it will flood and that it is going to flood back. >> she remembers how bad it got last year. the water went into the bedroom. >> we didn't have much damage. a couple of boxes on the floor. >> says that nationally only 14% of homeowners have flood insurance. many people are trying to balance tight budgets to pass on that extra protection not thinking about what is at risk. >> they think that it is optional, but in florida it's a really good idea to seriously to protect yourself from flood damage. >> it depends on your risk. if you live in a low to moderate risk, flood insurance will cost you about $34 a year, which is a fair price to pay for a peace of mind. if you would like to know if your home is at risk and how many that you could be insurance, type in your address and they information. the next thing people wa

. >> one suspect with a distinctive tattoo that may say "felicia" on the back of his neck.he police said they have multiple tips. >>> the center for criminal justice home opening as usually but the two elevators involved in the crash out of service indefinitely. we have learned that paul owens is paralyzed from the waist down and kept in a medically-induced coma. they spent the weak testing the elevators, but are not sure why one went haywire flying into the ceiling. >>> delta computers back up but trying to get people to their defendant stations. it started in atlanta at 2:30 a.m. and led to a dome domino effect. and some passengers complained they got no warning about the global disruption until they made it through seeing other passengers sleeping on the floor. and the c.e.o. had an apology b. >> my first question is what happened to the back up plan? where is the back up plan for delta? i find it hard to believe one outage in one spot in atlanta can shutdown their entire network. >> the impact at philadelphia airport was not too severe since it was not a hub. and some t

felicia rashad is joining empi empire.d will reported have recovering role as the mother of a character played by taye dig diggs. mariah carey will also debut this season playing a singer named kitty. season three premieres 721st right here on fox 29. >> love those name. >> kitty, lucious, cookie. >> honey boo boo. >> franken stein. >> in the movie he actually said it's franken steen. (laughter). >> that's what he said. >> speaking of that more entertainment news on fox 29. tmz and dish nation then stay town for chasing news followed by the simpsons all coming up tonight on fox 29. we're back here at 4am for your fox 29 morning news and good day physical. see sue serio will have you covered there. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> a deadly highway shoot-out brings hundreds of cars to a complete stop in south jersey, who investigators are talking to hoping to solve this mysterious crime. >>> police are searching for answers after they say a 13 year-old boy accidentally shoots himself, and a 12 year-old girl where children were an

. >> reporter: her daughter fought kidney cancer years, felicia only narrowly defeated it after numerous radiation treatments, she's healthy with three-quarterses of a single kidney in tack concerns stem from the revelation that operation it's at the nearby closed naval base and other government facilities contaminated public and private wells. navy has taken responsibility but people here say it's not enough. they want blood screenings for those who live here and they want the navy to foot the bill. >> my aunt has a rare bladder cancer. >> the question becomes why not offer that blood screening? republican michael fitzpatrick was out here. he says he's it will get done >> they've been scenario but wrong. >> reporter: a division of the cdc indicated blood tests wouldn't yield data that's useful in the big picture. congressman decrease and calls a blood test a basic right. >> the thing is all of the representatives, democrat, republican, congressional, state house delegation, we'll all united in a command that cleaned up, the public wells be cleaned up. >> reporter: many are skeptical. wh

felicia rashad is joining empi empire. reported have recovering role as the mother of a character played by taye dig diggs. mariah carey will also debut this season playing a singer named kitty. season three premieres 721st right here on fox 29. >> love those name. >> kitty, lucious, cookie. >> honey boo boo. >> franken stein. >> in the movie he actually said it's franken steen. (laughter). >> that's what he said. >> speaking of that more entertainment news on fox 29. tmz and dish nation then stay town for chasing news followed by the simpsons all coming up tonight on fox 29. we're back here at 4am for your fox 29 morning news and good day physical. see sue serio will have you covered there. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ what's that?! a bird? no, it's gus, the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania! have no fear, wonder gus is here! wonder bucks! whaaa... wonder bucks, the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery, with top prizes of $300 grand! one can dream. you can say that again. (giggles) keep on scratchin'! >>

one suspect has a distinctive tattoo that possibly says felicia on the back of his neck. the suspects have been captured on surveillance fleeing the crimes in a 2004 to 2009 silver nissan quest and a 2012 black dodge caliber. >> increasing in intensity. we're out here today with the community alerting them as the incidents are going on. we're doing everything we can to try to prevent these. we'll work closely with this community. >> reporter: while police say many victims have been punched or hit in the head with handguns no one has been seriously injured. live in chinatown chad pradelli channel6 "action news." brian. >> all right, chad, thank you. >>> the delaware high school student who died after an assault in a school bathroom suffered cuts bruises and even her fingernails broken off. the new details were revealed in testimony today at a family court hearing to decide if the 16-year-old criminally charged in that case will be tried as an adult. the prosecution claims the attack was premeditated. amy joyner-francis died after the attack at wilmington's howard high scho

. >> reporter: her daughter fought kidney cancer years, felicia only narrowly defeated it after numerousadiation treatments, she's healthy with three-quarterses of a single kidney in tack concerns stem from the revelation that operation it's at the nearby closed naval base and other government facilities contaminated public and private wells. navy has taken responsibility but people here say it's not enough. they want blood screenings for those who live here and they want the navy to foot the bill. >> my aunt has a rare bladder cancer. >> the question becomes why not offer that blood screening? republican michael fitzpatrick was out here. he says he's it will get done >> they've been scenario but wrong. >> reporter: a division of the cdc indicated blood tests wouldn't yield data that's useful in the big picture. congressman decrease and calls a blood test a basic right. >> the thing is all of the representatives, democrat, republican, congressional, state house delegation, we'll all united in a command that cleaned up, the public wells be cleaned up. >> reporter: many are skeptical. why

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investigators say one robber may have a distinctive tattoo that says felicia on the back of his neck.n arkansas woman says hospital staff allowed a another patient to walk off with her baby while she was sleeping. lore he resnyder says she woke up and found her child with another patient in another room. and there were several nurses gathered around playing with the child. snyder as you can say is obviously upset. she said that the nurses reassured her that the child was in no danger but they he did move her and the baby to a private room after the incident. the hospital says it plans to he review potential policy changes. >>> and new this morning, zoo keepers had to use a high pressure water hose to stop a lion attack at the granby zoo in quebec. the lion weymouth 20-year-old worker. that worker suffered serious injuries to her back and lower body but she's expected to recover. it's still unclear what prompted this attack or why was this worker alone in that pen with the lion. >> 5:47. still to come, surveillance video showing a clerk taking action when a robbery is about to occur. >

felicia on the left -- on the right. the one singing. she won and guess who she took? >> who? >> she took the other lady, the >> she could have taken anyone she wanted and she took the other contestant. >> i hope they have a wonderful time. i hear it's fantastic, her concert. >> try it again. >> how do you say barbara streisand. >> genius not available. >> genius not available. do you want to try yours? people are turning off their tvs at home and rightfully so. >> here, kat. say something. >> what is barbara streisand's first name. >> barbara streisand born -- >> now ask something else. >> what is kathie lee gifford's co-host on the "today" show. what is her name? >> i don't see her in the contacts. perhaps one of these? >> how about pamela lee. >> we have so much in common. >> that is really -- siri has attitude, too. did you miss spanky tuesday while you were away? >> i didn't. they are listing all the lees. >> almost time. we're going to give it away like hoda does all the time. superstars of the olympic games, gold medal winning final five are here. we'll hear their advic

but i'll never turn down a trip to felicia's fabrics.

fox's felicia martinez stopped by one of the hug a cop events. for supporting us....) hugs are changing the relationships between law enforcement and the community and teaching little ones not to be afraid when they see an officer. polo says: "we saw the hashtag hug the police and they said hey can we stop to hug the police and i said yeah of course." monica polo and her two boys are among dozens saturday who came out to the first ever 'hug the police' event in vista. n. vargas says: "police is nice because they keep us safe." i. vargas says: "they catch bad guys for us to make the catch bad guys for us to make the world a better place." this is the 16th police started in ocean side in july allowing different agencies across san diego to participate. bettencourt says: "this gives us a chance to meet people in the communities that we serve. from young children to adults, the events helps bridge the gap between the community and law enforcement, changing negative views often seen on television. v. downing says: "kind of looking at a different angle then just stopping peo

. >> as you have heard if you look at felicia it is pretty devastating as far as destruction we leveled about half of that. there are some iraqis and that it has gone on since 2003. but that is the off hardest part of what happens with a humanitarian saturation all at once with bodies on the street and have a deal with that? if those of the department of defense photo whether it is called the hands interrogation or tortured that motivated the five-year project. we get lost in the paper shuffle of what does indians interrogation been? my dad was in the army spending most of the time with the united states marine corps. and at a time along this war in american history has gone on and on. pet what i will quickly mention i went to the edge george w. bush presidential library and how a president memorializes his own commander in chief. i went there after i left but with that subject in the time of war brings out the worst of the american character. and then ground zero. i feel like little bit of that story. start and end in america. as a great read but then we looked at the 9/11 boreal toget

. >> orange this is new black actor felicia rider stars as samantha. we want to make the the hero. >> they teamed up with thomas into craft the store rain stars in the film as ememorialing talent in the banking world, second in command to naomi bishop. a. >> have i told you i make a push for you. i will. it is the down year. >> equity tackled taboo issues head on. each character celebrates them as a strength while learning it cap be used against them. the work by silencing that is so hard to ac heightened and then in the environment like wall street. >> women working in private equity not only inspired the film but also finally invested in it. >> most women that had soon the movie that had no idea come up us to and say what nan goes through, of course, the film that the clacker goes through, be what ni amy goes through is so true to how they experience the ind could of injustice in that environment. >> equity challenges financial thriller genre with blunt precision and equally fulfilling for male theater goers in theaters now. simone boyce fox a moose.

anyone as a parent can understand that and i greet that microsoft felicia is to the iceberg. more data is coming out so the head size may not be so fall that it needs official measurement for microsoft's lead but could still have significant brain damage. general or localized vision vision, hearing, or a combination and we will not know for sure for years to come the epidemiological studies so this is the progress and in my view will get much worse in the years the head of certain parts of the world we do know each other but i am very concerned with the virus is going next so few lookit this first documented in colombia of the coast of west africa. and in my opinion not enough attention was made for the country itself and also where it is going next? basking is important but in any given time and space. so n a sense you can look back to be studied for decades in public helps schools but that has been around a long time before that with africa and asia and multiple other islands and in 2013 although a retrospect had congenital neurological damage but that wasn't apparent in fr

kids are spoiled and felicia says kids are all grown and he left a toothbrush toothpaste and pack ofss gum. >> and jeffery commented my children got $1 per tooth i think i got 25 qulents i was a kidney way one of my older kids wanted $10 because his friend got that much. >> kids always do that they say my friend got blah, blah, blah, >> is it true? >> no. >> that's not true. >> and she goes on and says i printed off a picture of ten deer bucks and left that under the pillow. >> you have to create a budget budgets. >> g tooth fairy. >> 5 cents. >> that's about what i got. >> in our house the tooth fairy i think for the first tooth leaves $5 and then after that it's $1 or $2 a tooth but never $3 after the first tooth. >> well the first one is big one. >> yeah. >> exciting. >> yes, it is. all right on this national tooth fairy day. let's get -- >> tooth fairy can fly through this. >> this is stunningen" able late august weather so enjoyable and such a nice change after days and days of humidity and relentless heat i think sue said earlier in the broadcast august 9 was last time we had t

actress felicia rishard who played the mom on cosby is set to hit the mega trauma.have occurring role as take digs mom. season three kicks off september 21. >> sitting in traffic jams may make you sick. researchers say pollution which gathers inside cars during traffic jams and relates is 40% more than amount when actually moving. scientists suggest keeping windows closed and keep recirculating the area to reduce the pollution. doing that can reduce your hazardous level of air pollution by 76%. >> mailing a taxi could become more complicated and that's because taxi drivers are required to speak eng learn. they went away with long standing english pro efficiency tests and it will make it easier for imgrant that can't get jobs to get them as taxi drivers. critics including some drivers argue some are not designed to interact with passengers and read street signs. >> and it may only be tuesday but we're looking forward to friday. that's because it's our final zip trip of sgln is that the only reason we're looking forward to it. >> top ten. >> this is the big one now wh

physical you look at the one video he has a tattoo on the back of his neck we think it's the word felicia afraid i'll be the neck victim. >> reporter: the fbi's violent crimes task force joined this investigation. police believe the suspects could be from the area. they also believe they may grow more and more violent as they get more and more desperate. chris? >> okay, dave, thanks. >>> a car crash in north philadelphia leaves two people injured including a police officer. authorities say the officer was responding to a call when the cruiser collided with another car on 22nd and montgomery avenue. this happened around 11:30 this morning. police say the officer should be fine after getting treated at roxborough hospital. medic treated the other person on the scene. no word what went wrong. >>> jailed local mob boss joey merlino has a date in court in florida tomorrow. he's set to appear for a bail hearing in west palm beach federal court on new round of chargecharges. fbi agents arrested him last week along with 40 other members. they include members of five organized crime families. the