but not felicia smith. >> my girl, felicia. >> i'm a lesbian. i love women. 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. >> stormy

he moved out when they broke up, and i invited felicia to stay. >> announcer: then the deal went to pot. >> she thought she smelled marijuana smoke in the house. >> judge judy: she's got two small children. she doesn't want you in her home. >> announcer: "judge judy." the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution melinda kendall is suing her ex-roommate, felicia mccarron, for unpaid rent, the balance of their lease, and eviction fees. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number

we have quincy jones and dick gregory and felicia rashad. we have the first black woman in space. may jamison. and we have the woman who owns the universe, oprah winfrey. we have got those drum majors for justice like john lewis. and andrew young. and ct vivian. and jesse jackson. and we have the next generation of warriors for justice like brittany packard and ray mckissy. we have personal heroes of mine like harry belafonte. who still is the best looking man in the room at 90 something years old. i'm just telling the truth. so this is an extraordinary group. but the thing about this museum is that it's more about -- it's more than telling stories about the famous. it's not just about the icons. there is plenty of space for harriet tubman and dr. king and

he moved out when they broke up, and i invited felicia to stay. >> announcer: then the deal went to pot. >> she thought she smelled marijuana smoke in the house. >> judge judy: she's got two small children. she doesn't want you in her home. >> announcer: "judge j" you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution melinda kendall is suing her ex-roommate, felicia mccarron, for unpaid rent, the balance of their lease, and eviction fees.

felicia lund. averill easley's mother. >> she had this life that was promised to her, this marriage. >> she wanted it. >> and she definely wanted it. >> as felicia saw it, averill had fallen under chris jr.'s spell. is going to sound -- is brainwashed. because if you knew chris jr., he's very charming, he's very believable. >> which may explain averill's faith in chris early on but doesn't explain why five months after the murder when she suspected chris of killing his father, she went ahead with the wedding. >> i don't get it. i'd like you to explain it to me. and, like, marry him? >> you were pretty sure he did this, am i right? >> absolutely. >> so i ask you again, what were you thinking? >> terrified. >> of what? >> i was terrified of being judged. >> by whom? >> everyone. >> explain this to me. i just don't understand. >> it was just -- i was being flooded. i just didn't know which way was up, which wadowny was >> so there was averill, sharing a house, a life with a man she >> that must have b

[applause] >> thank you, felicia. you can see now i have to recover from this blushing attack. [laughter] i don't normally get the -- normally i hear less polite things said about me across the bargaining table or in city hall, the state capitol. but -- sometimes even a union hall. 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 sort of stand up here at a mic and extemporize. but since i'm now an author, i'm told that what must happen is i have to read passages from the book. so the heart of the evening is really going to be the panel discussion in a few minutes, but to get us started i have selected two passages, one from near the beginning and one from near the end of my book, "the fight for 15: the right wage for working america." starting from near the beginning of the book, i'll just ask people since we're in a presidential election year to really get into our mental time machines and go backwards to a moment that occurred in my childhood, but i'll read from here on out. imagine an alternative h

he moved out when they broke up, and i invited felicia to stay. >> announcer: then the deal went to potht she smelled marijuana smoke in the house. >> judge judy: she's got two small children. she doesn't want you in her home. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution melinda kendall is suing her ex-roommate, felicia mccarron,

. >> by felicia, of course a reference to the 1995 film friday. and while that man was certainly the most vocal we spoke with, it seems as if a lot of broncos fans aren't sad to see him cut. >> honestly i didn't think he was meant for the broncos to begin with. it was kind of a weird pick up in the first place. >> he saw paxton and he seemed too good not to have is your backup. managers. >> they need a veteran to back up on the third spot i think. >> and again that veteran has been added to the roster in the form of austin davis. >> broncos country is hoping for decent weather on thursday when the team kicks off the season against carolina at mile high. >> first we have to get through this weekend. the rockies are in town and a great night out there to watch the game. >> beautiful. we are taking a look outside now of the taste of colorado festival. boyz ii men i think for formed live it's gone on uninterrupted as far as mother nature's concern. although near downtown there are a few light showers blowing by from the southwest to northeast of the f

." >> felicia in this film i play, i play mark's wife felicia williams and she -- really the character represents all of the families on the deepwater left in the dark for many hours not knowing what was going on with their families, not knowing -- not having any idea if they were going to come home and it was time i talk about it because i -- you got to be on set with these people and you get to talk about this experience that was incredibly traumatic. and you realize what felicia said, one minute it felt like an eternity and -- >> she was on set with you. >> she was on set with us sometime, yeah, i got to talk to her a lot. she's a awonderful very strong woman. >> i love that scene. >> yeah. >> let's show people a bit of felicia gets some really bad news. just look. >> natalie, this is felicia williams, our husbands work on the "deepwater horizon" together, well, i just called the coast guard and they can confirm there's a fire. i was wondering if maybe you heard something. >> what did the coast guard say? >> just that there's been a fire. >> shelly heard people were jumping off the

felicia gets some really bad news. just look. >> natalie, this is felicia williams, our husbands work on the "deepwater horizon" together, well, i just called the coast guard and they can confirm there's a fire. i was wondering if maybe you heard something. >> what did the coast guard say? >> just that there's been a fire. >> shelly heard people were jumping off the rig. >> oh, gosh. >> oh, gosh. i was >> i can't watch it. >> i know. >> i can't watch it. very hard. >> for people who are not familiar with the story, yes, it was this horrible, horrible environmental disaster and that. but the 11 people that were killed they almost became a footnote to the story and this -- these families were so appreciative of you and mark and the whole cast for bringing their story and letting people know how it impacted them? it was really wonderful to be in new orleans and have the were there, and you really felt it. you know, we felt it and knew it when we were doing it. we just -- you have this sort of extra added thing in the back

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felicia smith. they want to talk to her about o'laalled in the area of land the pasco county sheriffs office. con will not be coming back to fort myers. last years event marred by a deadly shooting. authorities have never made an arrest. >>> the u.s. army doing damage control, someone tweeting this from the armies official twitter page. quote -- "trump lies every three minutes, 15 seconds" the army quickly took this down st. payment to post that to their personal twitter account. it is still not clear if that is a civilian or member of the military. >>> we debates including what they got right and wrong. just had to our website abcactionnews.com. >>> you can get your questions answered about local races. a candidates forum being held tonight. the event starts at seven tonight at the temple terrace golf and country club. >>> disturbing graffiti in hillsborough county one message saying kill white people. were looking at this on a wall on lake road and brandon. said black lives matter. the graffiti ha

village inn server felicia albert testified earlier today. she says stern would come in everyday with kimberly and got aggravated with her several times. albert says he would leave a different server large tips. she also said stern deserted his daughter for hours at the restaurant one day, to help out that waitress he loved. "he got up, took the keys for her car, took it wherever to get it fixed. and kimberly sat there the entire time." that other server, named april stand today. prosecutors say stern was infatuated with her. police say they found a goodbye note stern wrote to her after allegedly killing his daughter. tonight at 6, hear white's emotional testimony as she talks more about their relationship. one of the youngest teenage killers ever in iowa, sentenced to life in prison for murder, will now have a chance at parole. overturned romeo hardin's life without parole sentence. it comes after the court banned those sentences for juveniles who commit murder while they're younger than 18. harden was 15 in 1996 when he shot 21 year old aug

felicia samano parent: parents yelling for updates, demanding updates, nothing was given. like when they were sending out one kid every 20 minutes, i don't remember who it was, the dean, the assistant principal coming out assisting a kid every like 20 minutes. parents were yelling 'an update please? an update,' nothing.)) ((karen castro)) their kids from johnson junior high school. they are also taking their children to get health screenings. meanwhile, the number one complaint i've been hearing is the lack of communication. parents say during the first few hours after the incident, authorities were giving updates. but they say that all stopped later in the day. ((christine fondrin parent: this type of incident can happen at this school or any other school, um, that's just not this school but in the future, any incidents that may occur, better communications between the parents kathleen manzella parent: it was a total lack of communication and the way they treated the parents was unbelievable. it was horrible, they way they treated the parents, in every aspect of the situa

he was only 26 when felicia said her final goodbye. i have had the honor of thanking kathryn bodine for oming and telling her story to the american people. her boyfriend found a loophole, purchased a gun online, no background check, no waiting period, nothing. kathryn was shot three times trying to protect her 10-year-old daughter. her daughter, sammy, the girl she called her best friend and inspiration, died in her arms. these mothers and thousands more like them get up every single morning and summon the bravery to be beacons for change this country is asking for. although their lives are forever changed by violence, they take it upon themselves to fight for their communities, tell their stories and make sure that no other family has to experience this horror. my question, mr. speaker, is this. if everyday people, moms like felicia and kathryn, can find the courage to fight for change, why is their courage met with the cowardess of silence? let's have a vote, have the debate to honor the lives of -- that they lost and we have lost s

lady felicia: she arrived this morning. present from monty. he's so wonderfully generous. didn't think to give you driving lessons at the same time? sidney says i'm a very good driver.

halmon james douglas halvorson mohammad salman hamdani felicia hamilton robert w.nd, jr. frederic k. han christopher james hanley sean s. hanley valerie joan hanna thomas paul hannafin kevin james hannaford, sr. michael lawrence hannan dana rey hannon christine lee hanson peter burton hanson sue kim hanson vassilios g. haramis james a. haran gerald francis hardacre jeffrey pike hardy t.j. hargrave daniel edward harlin frances haros harvey l. harrell stephen g. harrell melissa harringtohughes -- melissa harringtonhughes aisha ann harris stewart d. harris john patrick hart eric hartono john clinton hartz emeric harvey >> and my uncle, norman scott. i am 15 years and three months old, so i only knew you for three months. i feel like i have known you for ever. i love hearing about you from stories from my family. i'm sorry i never got to see you smile, laugh and, take your chocolate chip cookies with nuts. i'm proud to call you my uncle and we will love you forever. >> and my uncle, firefighter patrick dennis byrne. we love and miss you every day. you will always be ou

. >> reporter: felicia marcus is the chair of the state water resources control board. >> generally, this is a local concern, a county concern in trying to figure it out. but i think that in the enormity of a crisis of this kind, everybody has to come together and try to figure out how to do it. >> reporter: marcus recognizes that handing out bottled water and dropping water tanks in front of homes are not permanent solutions to the drought and growing public health concerns. >> has it taken longer during this drought to get it all done t in dealing with reality, it takes working with people. you have people who kept thinking, "well, it's going to rain the next year, so do we really have to go through all of this?" >> reporter: marcus says progress has been slow because water agencies at both the state and local levels have never collaborated before on an unexpectedly long drought. >> we've had to invent whole new ways of doing things, for the state agencies to be able to step in to use their legal authorities and our funding tools, to be able to come together, to create a solution f

. >> this is felicia, this is why donations matter to the apl, sh came to us covered with fleas, she had anemia so bad that we had to give her a blood transfusion,e that is why we ar her foster care and is doing very well and she will go on to be able to be adopted to have a wonderful life. blood transfusions are not cheap. >> we do not think that she would make it when she first came to us, so these donations allow us to give her the chance to have a happy life and look legs. she had a leg injury and we wer not able to save it, but as you can see she is running faster than ever on three legs appeared we know that these are all special. >> this year,w there is more to come stay they said to him about the goldy in his using to smuggle the pieces of the size of cookies over the course of several months.s. this video shows lester lawrence walking around without any problems while he has gold and there he would set off the metal detector on his way home butute security go, they say because of where h had the gold >>> today on "the real." >> need advice? we won't leave you hanging. >> abs

former salvation army store worker felicia hill testified that she joked with co-workers about all of the noise coming from the demolition next door. the next day an unsupported wall came crashing down on the store. six people died, three others were hurt. contractor griffin campbell and equipment operator sean benschop are serving involuntary manslaughter convictions for the collapse. >>> today is the international day of peace and an event organize by the u.n. "eyewitness news" was at city hall where some gathered to mark the occasion. those taking part emphasized philadelphia as a welcoming city, and stressed the importance of having open arms to all cultures and communities. >> ♪ for the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> it kick off a naturalization ceremony aboard historic battleship new jersey today, big j, 44 people from 26 countries took oath of allegiance to be the nation's new citizens, for some it was a long journey. >> i came here, and did my service, and it has been 17 years now so finally, yes. >> i already was a citizen by heart but now i'm officially a ci

halmon james douglas halvorson mohammad salman hamdani felicia hamilton robert w.ic k. han christopher james hanley sean s. hanley valerie joan hanna thomas paul hannafin kevin james hannaford, sr. you will michael lawrence hannan michael lawrence hannan dana rey hannon christine lee hanson peter burton hanson sue kim hanson vassilios g. haramis james a. haran gerald francis hardacre jeffrey pike hardy t.j. hargrave daniel edward harlin frances haros harvey l. harrell stephen g. harrell melissa harringtonhughes aisha ann harris stewart d. harris john patrick hart eric hartono john clinton hartz emeric harvey >> and my uncle, norman scott. i am 15 years and three months old, so i only knew you for three months. i feel like i have known you for ever. i love hearing about you from stories from my family. i'm sorry i never got to see you smile, laugh and take your chocolate chip cookies with nuts. i'm proud to call you my uncle and we will love you forever. >> and my uncle, firefighter patrick dennis byrne. we love and miss you every day. you will always be our ultimat

but starting to clear out, right felicia? protesters shut down the interstate, i85, which is just a few miles, right from this wal-mart behind me, that's where protesters ended up turning into looter ers, some every them, breaking into this wal-mart. let me step out of the way so you can see what's happening right now. so they broke the glass in the front of this wal-mart. so those doors don't have any glass inside of them. now, you see the wooden pallet which has been placed hereby wal-mart employees. this is the only thing that is safeguarding this wal-mart at this point in time. prior to these wooden pal end, there were charlotte police department officers out here in riot gear, pro teching this wal-mart, and to send a message to anyone who might be rioting and looting. now wal-mart employees tell me that there was an ipads that were taken actually saw flat screen tv taken out of the parking lot, carried back into the store, by wal-mart employees. so, we know that technology was taken from the store. this morning the polic

village inn server felicia alb come in everyday with kimberly and got aggravated with her several times. albert says he would leave a different server large tips. albert also says stern deserted his daughter for hours at the restaurant one day, to help out that waitress he loved. "he got up, took the keys for her car, took it wherever to get it fixed. and kimberly sat there the entire time." that other server, named april say stern was infatuated with her. police say they found a goodbye note stern wrote to her after allegedly killing his daughter. to see her emotional testimony head to kcrg dot com and click on this story. a former cedar rapids substitute teacher accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student is scheduled to be back in court later this month. she was in jail yesterday, but only for a short time. 24-year-old mary beth haglin turn afternoon, and then bonded out. a judge issued a warrant for her arrest thursday, saying she violated her no-contact order with the victim. she pleaded not guilty earlier this month to a charge of sexual exploitation by a school

felicia rashad. sarah michelle gellar. so many people. >> all right, let's do a little country, shall we? >> there's a good chance i might even like it if it's country. >> it's a song about the south. it's by leonard skynard. old school, let's do it. ? big wheels keep on turning ? >> this is driving down the this is music, hoda. >> exactly. ? i miss alabamy once again ? ? and i think it's a sin yes ? >> everybody, come on. >> i love the guitar. ?? finally. it's a miracle. ? well, sing about her ? ? i heard old neil down ? ? now i hope neil young will remember ? >> all right, here we go ? a southern man don't need him around anyhow ? ? sweet home alabama ? ? where the skies are so blue ? >> yeah, everybody's grooving to it. ? sweet home alabama ? >> i'm proud of you. ? i'm coming home to you ? >> you can find her i-hoda on apple music any time you want. >> any time you want. >> you can find us on sirius xm 108 and you can find hoda there every monday and wednesday for the hottest, hottest -- it is, the hottest thing in talk

((felicia samano parent: you can hear kids crying on the phone, parents telling them to calm down, they had to sneak the phone calls, they had to sneak the texts. my son said even if he had his phone he wouldn't have used it because the teacher told them not to. christine fondrin parent: my concern was the lack of communication between the i think that would have set the children at ease a little more and it would have set the parents at ease a little more versus all these irate parents out here trying to fight each other, screaming and being obnoxious.)) ((karen castro)) >> some parents showed up today with the intention of removing their kids from the school... but again, the campus is closed. we're told the same group of parents also took their kiids to the doctor for health screenings. ((karen castro)) >> at this point, it's unclear how long the school will be closed. it all depends on how fast crews get the campus e to say their kids are staying home tomorrow. reporting live, karen castro, 8 news now. ((christianne klein)) >>> ((tedd florendo)) (((>>>winds have actually helped. we

the camera video released saturday by felicia scott slowly backing away from this vehicle with his pantswn. police say scott had a kind, but his family claiming he was unarmed. court records show the suspect accused of killing five people at a mall in washington state has put in a half dozen criminal cases in one county alone. captured 24 hours after friday night shooting at the mall in burlington. the 20-year-old was quote creepy. >> i had people over for a party and he wanted to come over because he claimed he knew one of the guys they are. i said why not because they wanted to meet my neighbors. when he came he was really awkward and weird and had weird interactions and he grunted her he would not say anything. just really socially awkward. nicole: the team will make his first court appearance today. global market action overnight. in asia to make you had three great weeks. right now to the downside 1.2%. the bank of japan and i say additional are available. could see further cut into negative territory. the shanghai composite index down 1.7%. korea's costly than one third of 1%. nico

. >> reporter: wahlberg and kate hudson who plays his wife each frequently consulted with their felicia williams. >> it's great to have the person there so you can actually talk to them and really get their experience. i think felicia sort of went into survival mode. >> reporter: also starring in the film is hudson's father, kurt russell who plays installation manager jimmy harrell. >> this man, he is a real man. i felt very responsible to him. i do hope jimmy harrell if he does see this looks at it and says, it made sense. >> reporter: the explosion on the deepwater people and triggered the worst oil spill in u.s. history. there were years of litigation and accusations that the company in charge. bp put profits ahead of safety. bp was judged to be reckless and guilty of gross negligence in court. there were a lot of skepticism about you guys taking this on. >> uh-huh. >> about whether you were going to trivialize it somehow. >> look, some corners were cut and some mistakes were made. is. and something happened. you know, and so we're just telling the story as truthfully as we can. i me

we got icons of the entertainment industry like quincy jones and nick gregory and felicia rashad, thean in space, may jameson. and we have the wroman who owns it's universe, oprah winfrey. we got those drum majors for justice like john lewis. and andrew young. and ct vivian. and jesse darius jackson. and jesse jackson. and we got the next generation of warriors for justice like brittany patton and ray mckissen. we have personal heroes of mine like harry belafonte who is still the best looking man in the room at 90-something years old. i'm just telling the truth. so this is an extraordinary group but the thing about this museum is that it's more about -- it's more than just telling stories about the thi s things, not just about the icons, there's plenty of space for harriet tubman and ali but makes it so powerful and visceral is that it's the story of all of us. folks whose names you never heard of but whose contributions day after day, decade after decade combine to push us forward and the entire nation forward. it's the maids who decided, you know, i'm tired of segregation and i'm go

. >> natalie, this is felicia williams. well, i just called the coast guard and they could just confirm that there was a fire. but i just was wondering if maybe you heard something. >> what did the coast guard say? >> just that there's been a a fire. >> shelly heard people were jumping off the rig. [ crying ] >> what are you doing? >> not now, baby. >> jimmy: ooh. [ cheers and applause ] kate hudson! "deepw h and theaters this friday. david oyelowo joins us next. stick around. it's great. [ cheers and applause ] ? dry spray? ? that's fun. ? it's already dry! no wait time. this is great. it's very soft. can i keep it? (laughter) all the care of dove... now in a dry antiperspirant spray. awarded best of beauty by allure. it's here. the amazing new iphone everyone's excited about. and t-mobile is the best place to get it. your iphone deserves a network built for unlimited data. so you can use your new iphone 7 and get 4 lines for just $35 per month each with unlimited everything from t-mobileone on the amazing new iphone 7. ap

. >> walter philip travers >> felicia yvette traylor-bass >> james anthony trentini >> mary barbara trentini> lisa l. trerotola >> karamo baba trerra >> michael angel trinidad >> francis joseph trombino >> gregory james trost >> willie q. troy >> william p. tselepis, jr. >> zhanetta valentinovna tsoy >> michael patrick tucker >> lance richard tumulty >> ching ping tung >> simon james turner >> donald joseph tuzio >> robert t. twomey >> jennifer lynn tzemis >> john g. ueltzhoeffer >> my father, edward. i love and miss you dearly and i wish i was able to spend more time with you but i know you are up in heaven watching over me. >> my lovely niece, judy fernandez. we love and miss you so much, our beautiful guiding judy. at age 27, your love and spirit leads on, especially for your parents and your sister and their families. may you and all who lost their lives never be forgotten and forever cherished in our hearts. god bless us all. speed and good to us. we pray that we make this place a happy place to live on. god bless america. [applause] tyler victor ugolyn >> michael a. uliano >> jonathan

kenya is charged in the crash that killed felicia harris, darlene mcgee, and 6-year-old jenice beard. wrong way, last year. his attorneys asked they've taken from the seeds cell phone be excluded because the search warrant was improperly served and claim kenya did not consent to blood tests and want those blood tests thrown out. >> thank you so much, justin. >>> the family of terence about betty shelby. she turned herself in to authorities this morning. officials said she has been released on a $50,000 bond. andrew spencer reports that while crutcher's family is relieved charges will be brought, they will not be satisfied unless there's a conviction. >> the shame breaks here. >> reporter: calling the announcement a small victory, crutcher's twin sister said the work is not done. chain of injustice, break the chain of police brutality. the chain break in tulsa, oklahoma. >> reporter: tulsa police officer betty shelby faces a charge of first-degree felony manslaughter. shelby is the officer who shot and killed 40-year-old crutcher with his suv stopped in the middle of a road last week.

i think felicia sort of went into survival mode. >> reporter: also starring in the film is hudson's father, kurt russell who plays installation manager jimmy harrell. >> this man, he is a real man. i felt very responsible to him. i do hope jimmy harrell if he does see this looks at it and says, it made sense. >> reporter: the explosion on the deepwater horizon killed 11 people and triggered the worst oil spill in u.s. there were years of litigation and accusations that the company in charge. bp put profits ahead of safety. bp was judged to be reckless and guilty of gross negligence in court. there were a lot of skepticism about you guys taking this on. >> uh-huh. >> about whether you were going to trivialize it somehow. >> look, some corners were cut and some mistakes were made. it's very dangerous work as it is. as we can. i mean for us it was always about the human story and showing what those brave people went through. >> reporter: elizabeth vargas for "good morning america," in new orleans. >> and "deepwater horizon" opens nationwide tomorrow. >>> tory has the most incredible deals in