but not felicia smith. >> my girl, felicia. >> i'm a lesbian. i love women.ny 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. maybe, uh... letting them know you love them. you're sorry how things worked out, and that you want the best for them from a bad situation. we can play that, sure. let's just do it. all right? [knock on door] yeah. andy and me found a guy in the 2-50s-- glenn farley. drunk 2 weeks ago a block from where annie was attacked. he fits her description of the attacker. parole violator from oregon. 2 convictions for molestation. oregon didn't move to extradite? only owed a month on his parole. they didn't want to spring for a plane ticket. last known's an s.r.o. in midtown. all right. get him in for a lineup. that's how they keep their air so pure. man, what's she doing here? kirkendall: just calm down, gerard. you need an adult guardian here 'cause of your ages. we don't wanther up in here. antwan: we want our grandma. you worried about me being xxxxxx off, gerard, behind you nearly pistol-whip me to death? kirkendall: all right, felicia. medavoy: all set? simone: we're good. that she's not looking to bring any charges against you for

felicia chivers. i'm detective kirkendall. this is detective simone. why don't you come with me, felicia, and we'll talk? would also like to have a word with you, mr. lee. i aiain't givin' up no information without that reward. look. look. how many times do i have to show this to you? showin' me ain't puttin' nothin' in my pocket. come on with me, felicia. we'll work all this out. simone: i'll be in there in just a second. she knows the 2 boys who killed my father, and she knows where to find them. we're gonna be right t here. lieutenant. this is simon lee. how do you d d mr. lee? i'm sorry for your loss. th in the catching area? i'm gonna talk to herrrigh. all right. don't waste my time. i gather this woman came forward because of the reward money you're offering in your father's case. money's all these people understanan as you say, the prospect of a payday generates attention from all kinds of people. i hope this woman's information is productive, but if we have t tcontinue our investigation, your letting our office handle the reward process the use

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. >> reporter: felicia williams was planning on hosting thanksgiving at her home. >> i was going to get some rented chairs and have thanksgiving here. >> reporter: but now tonight she is sorting through the ashes of her life. the space heater that burst into flames overnight. >> it was against this wall right here. >> reporter: williams was working the third shift while her sister watched the kids. >> there were dark clouds around my head and baby's head. the scariest thing i can ever experience in my life. >> reporter: but by some miracle the 3-year-old kumari was not sleeping in his bed. thoughts of what if still fill her head. there tot rescue my nephew -- [ crying ] >> reporter: speight heaters have been known to cause one- third -- space heaters have been known to cause one-third of all winter fires. now williams is trying to figure out what went wrong. >> all i was trying to do is keep my son's room warm and cozy. and to burst into flames where he is sleeping is crazy. >> reporter: now, they will be moving in their feet, and thankful on this thanksgiving day. >> thanksgiving to me

that the nfl is rich white guys in suits in greece still have an issue with this is shows lack of felicia particularly at the team level they're above jett and openly gay player in the nfl. reme are ready some are not so i have the mixed bag. >> what is he doing today quick spirit he is not playing football that is the most is a partying -- disappointing part gordon was a college basketball player, their identity is wrapped around the sport they make a name for themselves on national negative national television that he really did kill one. i think. >> but my goal and then but one of first met michael he is a ladies' man, a man's man, he is the man. and we have a mutual acquaintance disaster to his british show he opened at the has the gay brother. and being deeply christian this was in 2011. and he agreed to do a cover story for out magazine which is a game in magazine in the united states. story to do a cover story for which that was it was so calculated he wanted to jump-start a conversation and he did because the curt warner's of the world all noticed when he decided to be shirtless o

you mentioned felicia sanders. me go ahead and play it for all of you to hear. >> we welcome you wednesday night in our bible study with open arms. you have killed some of the most prayerful people i have known. every fiber in my body hurts. and i'll never be the same. my hero, my hero. but as we say in bible study, we enjoyed you, but may god have mercy on you. >> that was that bond hearing. i just wanted to play that to remind everyone the pain, in some cases, how forgiving this community was despite the atrocities that he had committed in there. joey, to you, the fact that -- and i think -- i hear that voice and i think, she would be sitting, testifying, and could be questioned by him. >> that's absolutely right. and so think about it, and i think many people would look at that as a revictimization of victims. >> how can it not be? >> and you have him parading in court acting as his own counsel. importantly to know, though, the court doesn't have a choice. about 40 years ago, brooke, the supreme court said if a

the rest is owned by a third cousin, a miss felicia carson. - have you met her? - no. but it doesn't seem quite right, you know? i mean, a woman saddled with all this responsibility while i lounge about in england. so here i am. it'll be great sport, i expect. - well, i should think she'd be glad of a man's help. - i thought so, yes. i shall take the first train out in the morning - it'll be more like three weeks. - is it that far? - well, it's about as far as from england to russia. - well, that's fantastic. - the train will drop you off 200 miles from fleetown and it's a rough trip over the mountains on horseback. - well, i might do a bit of hunting on route. i shall hire a guide. who will cut your throat for the content of your purse. you can't make it alone. you'll be shot by desperadoes, lost in the mountains or scalped by indians. - well, that's a bit awkward, paladin. i say, paladin, not really? - yes, really. - but the, uh, the gun... is that necessary? - not always necessary, but sometimes indispensable. ?? - 'morning, boys. hope you've got my order made up, n

have a lot of reports a lot of information a lot of data and what i appreciate and i'm really glad feliciaones is here and it is a lot of work but it is a community effort and it requires making sure that the community didn't let up we continue to have the hard conversation these are hard conversation he really appreciate the youth commission present and they better not f be late to school tomorrow kid this is is trying to focus on bringing this thing together the right way is important and appreciate you know really the leadership of the san francisco police department for they're willingness to break off roll up tare sleeves and have the hard conversation and but more importantly you know being willing to come to the table and trying to resolve some of the challenging issues of our time this is incredible effort it is not by no means you know something that is finalized that is something we are going to say to work on and it is clear this board and commission is committed to working on the issues i mean we've its been a long time coming and this is interesting i try not to get personal b

felicia says she is still trying to figure out what went wrong. >> i used the space heater to keep my son's room warm and make sure he is cozy. have been sleeping is crazy. >> reporter: they will be moving in with family until they can get back on their feet, and in spite of everything, counting their blessings on this thanksgiving day. >> thanksgiving to me now means so much more than ever. >> if you want to help out, family members are raising money to get the mom basics they need for the winter. if you want more information, head to our newschannel5 app and click on the link to this is that on your to-do list for 2017? >> a new york man recovering from severe burns. you may not believe what exploded while inside his pocket. here, though are today's techbytes. >>> some of the best black friday tech deals. best buy will have a great price on a 49-inch to sheba 4k tv, only stores. best buy will also have bargains on bep, $30 off the original price. >> and wal-mart has a 32-inch roku tv. more than $100 off the regular price. >> and with more drones in the air, drone wars are heating up

. >> and good afternoon madam president and congratulations on our win my name is felicia with seiu 1021 i'd like to applaud the board of supervisors on up to date this and applaud supervisor cowen for indicating and making amendments to look at the total impact of the development and specifically in hiring with the trades here in san francisco. >> ma'am, i'm pawing our time that appeal is in the to be spoken about that had it's public comment i thought that was general and keep our comments more general don't moreno enumeration the foil appeal. >> let's mention the trade unions in san francisco they don't hire minorities and not sufficient black and latino workers going through their apprenticeship programs for them to come up here and say oh, because we're trying to get something for million dollars corporation to come into a latino area and say oh, we'll put latinos to work that is really disheartening i hope the board looks those things when you look at the total impact how the hiring processes are a minority of here in san francisco that's we're not getting jobs here in san francisc

by, felicia. mlb, keep up with the times and fire those writers." porcello says he's not fazed by the comment and he did get some first-place votes, by the way, math." >> sarah: who is felicia? oh, gosh. evidently it's a baseball joke we don't get. our floor director is doing this, no, no, no, no, no. >> christa: she was the top item trending on twitter last night, by the way. >> sarah: coming up, new at 5:30, the position some massachusetts democrats want john kerry to run for in 2018. >> christa: and we'll have the latest on breaking news out of revere. police say a car was collided. the search is under way to find two people who apparently ran away from the scene. be noisy. be silent. be near. be far. be joyful. be together. celebrate joy with dunkin's holiday-flavored coffees, espressos, and donuts. dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. america runs on dunkin'. >> sarah: breaking news, a car cut in half after crieding with a com

felicia williams holding her son tight just days after a space heater exploded. it was right next to the likely, her son, sister, niece all made it out alive. she is now giving thanks for everything that she could've lost. >>> i have nothing. i have the most beautiful family and friends that i ever ask for. a feel like i have everything to be thankful for this year. >>> family members are helping raise money to get them back on the puppy. if you want more information on that, head to our news 5 app and click the story. >>> the spirit of giving a helping hand. hundreds of people took him away from their family who might have things giving dinner. for the 1500 turkeys were carved in hundreds of pounds of side dishes prepared at st. augustine's entry mark. we learned that -- st. augustine's in tree mark. >>> for the 13th year, winterfest officially kicks off in accra today. it has family friendly -- they also have the reindeer runs letting slide. it looks so much fun. >>> holiday tree lighting is tonight at 7 pm. the welcome center parade, that starts at 11 pm tomor

junior, felicia perez is fierce. today she was named the max prep high school athlete of the month. the award is presented by the united states marine corps she is a line backing and full back for the brandywine high school football team. she was overwhelmed by the honor and support from her teammates. >> i appreciate you guys accepting me for who i am and this is really emotionally. >> we can see why it's emotional a big honor for her today. felicia started playing football when she was only 7, in addition to her commitment to the team she works 30 hours a week and volunteers at a nonprofit helping those with disabilities. >> an incredible young woman. awesome. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. this is your last chance to get super fast 100meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. this is your final week to get this great

hashtag bye felicia. bye felicia at mlb, keep up with the times and fire those writers. being the two who didn't even hire or have him on their ballot. so he's not really saying much about her tweets this morning. >> well, the girlfriends get involved, when gisele got involved. >> with braidy? >> yes. >> fine line, fine line. >> listen to this. ♪ ♪ >> talking about star wars right now, did you hear about this one? hans and princess had romance on screen and off screen as well, that's the breaking news, carry fisher said she end tired an afar with harrison ford during the filming of star washings he is she is was 19 at the time. ford was marble i had and had two kids. their romance went on for three months, and ended when cheating on the film did. >> little juicy details y is she coming out with it snow. >> she has a book, has a book, yes. >> that's y he doesn't seemed to minds though. and she did call him when the information came out about. everything is fine. coming up our founding fathers resting place needing little help. the big names you know, stepping in to help o

. >> and good afternoon madam president and congratulations on our win my name is felicia with seiu 1021 i'd like to applaud the board of supervisors on up to date this and applaud supervisor cowen for indicating and making amendments to look at the total impact of the development and specifically in hiring with the trades here in san francisco. >> ma'am, i'm pawing our time that appeal is in the to be spoken about that had it's public comment i thought that was general and keep our comments more general don't moreno enumeration the foil appeal. >> let's mention the trade unions in san francisco they don't hire minorities and not sufficient black and latino workers going through their apprenticeship programs for them to come up here and say oh, because we're trying to get something for million dollars corporation to come into a latino area and say oh, we'll put latinos to work that is really disheartening i hope the board looks those things when you look at the total impact how the hiring processes are a minority of here in san francisco that's we're not getting jobs here in san francisc

. >> across town, 18 year-old felicia voted for the first time. >> it was interesting to have my voice shown through my vote. >> her mother helped her through the process. >> it's very exciting especially having a woman in there and she's a woman and it's a good example for her and i'm really proud of her. >> there was some frustration over lengthy ballot measures but most voters say the most frustration was dealing with the bitter election battle. >> it's been frustrating watching not only the candidates behavior but kind of seeing how some of my friends and family really think. >> now all those thoughts and beliefs now in the form of votes. >> some poll workers tell me those things have been unseen this early afternoon. they do expect things to pick up as soon as 5:00 p.m. when people get off work. >> liz. >> lot of people going to vote today. does alameda county have an estimate of how many people are expected to vote today? >>reporter: some record number of voters, some 900,000 people just about and expect about 75 percent of those people to vote in this election and just in terms

. >> felicia peters owned this place. she says the most important, pick the right car. she recommendations one that's mass produced. >> they were looking into a muscle car, i would direct then to a chevelle. >> reporter: it's going to cost money but you can make it affordable by taking your time. start with the engine before you move on to the body. which is the most expensive part to restore. >> how long does that take? >> 18-24 months total. >> and you need to watch out for scams from garages that over charge to autobrokers. >> there's definitely and under belly to this entire industry. >> attorney robert tillis says you can't count on the cops to go after the bad guys if you get ripped off from a car deal. attorney. but doing your home work, ahead of time, choosing the right store and restoring it slowly may just be your key to owning one of these classics. for a budget job, experts say a realistic time frame to restore could be from 1-5 years. back to you. >>> thing is this is one of the worst initiatives to make it to the ballot. >> instead of keeping the amateurs

. >> and good afternoon madam president and congratulations on our win my name is felicia with seiu 1021pplaud the board of supervisors on up to date this and applaud supervisor cowen for indicating and making amendments to look at the total impact of the development and specifically in hiring with the trades here in san francisco. >> ma'am, i'm pawing our time that appeal is in the to be spoken about that had it's public comment i thought that was general and keep our comments more general don't moreno enumeration the foil appeal. >> let's mention the trade unions in san francisco they don't hire minorities and not sufficient black and latino workers going through their apprenticeship programs for them to come up here and say oh, because we're trying to get something for million dollars corporation to come into a latino area and say oh, we'll put latinos to work that is really disheartening i hope the board looks those things when you look at the total impact how the hiring processes are a minority of here in san francisco that's we're not getting jobs here in san francisco. >> thank yo

. >> and good afternoon madam president and congratulations on our win my name is felicia with seiu 1021 i'd like to applaud the board of supervisors on up to date this and applaud supervisor cowen for indicating and making amendments to look at the total impact of the development and specifically in hiring with the trades here in san francisco. >> ma'am, i'm pawing our time that appeal is in the to be spoken about that had it's public comment i thought that was general and keep our comments more general don't moreno enumeration the foil appeal. >> let's mention the trade unions in san francisco they don't hire minorities and not sufficient black and latino workers going through their apprenticeship programs for them to come up here and say oh, because we're trying to get something for million dollars corporation to come into a latino area and say oh, we'll put latinos to work that is really disheartening i hope the board looks those things when you look at the total impact how the hiring processes are a minority of here in san francisco that's we're not getting jobs here in san francisc

. >> and good afternoon madam president and congratulations on our win my name is felicia with seiu 1021 i'd like to applaud the board of supervisors on up to date this and applaud supervisor cowen for indicating and making amendments to look at the total impact of the development and specifically in hiring with the trades here in san francisco. >> ma'am, i'm pawing our time that appeal is in the to be spoken about that had it's public comment i thought that was general and keep our comments more general don't moreno enumeration the foil appeal. >> let's mention the trade unions in san francisco they don't hire minorities and not sufficient black and latino workers going through their apprenticeship programs for them to come up here and say oh, because we're trying to get something for million dollars corporation to come into a latino area and say oh, we'll put latinos to work that is really disheartening i hope the board looks those things when you look at the total impact how the hiring processes are a minority of here in san francisco that's we're not getting jobs here in san francisc

bye, felicia. he did win eight first place votes. it's nice to see when your spouse or spouse-to-be comes out in your defense. this is "early today." stay with us. new an ordinary tissue was near. puffs have pillowy softness for dakota's tender nose. with lotion to comfort and soothe when she blows. don't get burned by ordinary tissues. a nose in need deserves puffs, indeed. now get puffs plus lotion in the squeezable softpack. ? ? special k nourish. almonds, and raspberries. devour something different. >>> well, here we go. the storm system that was in the west is now moving across the country. there will be another storm reloading and heading to the west on saturday. that gives you two nice days. cool morning, probably need the heater on in the car. this afternoon, 72 77 tomorrow. phoenix will be about 70 the next two days in a row, but saturday is when the wet weather will move in for the west coast. looks like a wet and dreary weekend. >> and you know, for people there getting the wetness, they wouldn't be happy if i said suck it

felicia miller is a marketing professor at marquette university but she's also an , expert at using store coupons. she's says you'll have to do your homework to save the most. ok you've heard that before. , but here's something the stores may not want you to know, traditional coupons might not be the best way to do it. >> the days when coupons are not the lowest cost of days. if they gave kohl'sh macy's bucks on a day where prices were already low, then they really don't need that incentive to get people in the store. >> so how do you save? there are three things you need to know. let's start with number three -- start with number pay three. attention to those doorbusters and buy only those, since they are meant to entice you with low prices. >> then once you get there, you might not find that same level of savings as you look at other merchandise. you see something you like, you're probably going to pay regular price for it just for the convenience of getting it. >> tip number two, read the coupon's fine print. >> it is like the day before the coupons come out, they put everything that p

. >> and good afternoon madam president and congratulations on our win my name is felicia with seiu 1021'd like to applaud the board of supervisors on up to date this and applaud supervisor cowen for indicating and making amendments to look at the total impact of the development and specifically in hiring with the trades here in san francisco. >> ma'am, i'm pawing our time that appeal is in the to be spoken about that had it's public comment i thought that was general and keep our comments more general don't moreno enumeration the foil appeal. >> let's mention the trade unions in san francisco they don't hire minorities and not sufficient black and latino workers going through their apprenticeship programs for them to come up here and say oh, because we're trying to get something for million dollars corporation to come into a latino area and say oh, we'll put latinos to work that is really disheartening i hope the board looks those things when you look at the total impact how the hiring processes are a minority of here in san francisco that's we're not getting jobs here in san francisco.

. >> thank you two minutes okay so first, let me say i'm felicia jones what the disparticipants in the justice for mario woods my first point would be to supervisor peskin and i just want to say you have good relationships with the police department. >> as a community advocate i wish mario woods would be here to say the same thing and jessica williams to say the same thing and alex i wish louis were here so he could say the same thing and cutting-edge technology and others were here those of us it is disheartening to say that to you only the other things the focus on bias the training of captains and lieutenants is not enough working with a par military organization even though this is from the top down you stop at the two a lot of times with the culture the culture will not change we got to get real and my other they know who police officers the police the executive team i don't know the commissioners name of the year she said to you have the mayor and the police commission and have police chief. >> thank you, ma'am. >> thank you, ma'am. >> next speaker, please. >> thank you. >> polic

. >> felicia welcome to the disparities for mario woods as we approach the one year anniversary of the tragic dedicate of mario woods on december 21st of the things. >> ms. jonesize have to cut you off you've had an opportunity to speak under walk through we're opening up the hearing you'll have an opportunity to speak again at a point. >> any other members of the public that want to provide general public comment at this time seeing none, public comment is closed. and madam clerk can you please read the agenda items. >> item one for the special joint committee meeting a hearing that the board of supervisors has previously approved a motion for file improved on october 18th to go into a hearing the board of supervisors with the police commission sitting as a committee as a whole for a public hearing on the finding and recommends of the department of justice the president task force on the 12 policing and the civil gurney on the blue ribbon panel the fairness of law enforcement thank you. >> and thank you supervisor cowen is the sponsor i'm going to turn it over to for open remarks than

. >> felicia welcome to the disparities for mario woods as we approach the one year anniversary of the tragic dedicate of mario woods on december 21st of the things. >> ms. jonesize have to cut you off you've had an opportunity to speak under walk through we're opening up the hearing you'll have an opportunity to speak again at a point. >> any other members of the public that want to provide general public comment at this time seeing none, public comment is closed. and madam clerk can you please read the agenda items. >> item one for the special joint committee meeting a hearing that the board of supervisors has previously approved a motion for file improved on october 18th to go into a hearing the board of supervisors with the police commission sitting as a committee as a whole for a public hearing on the finding and recommends of the department of justice the president task force on the 12 policing and the civil gurney on the blue ribbon panel the fairness of law enforcement thank you. >> and thank you supervisor cowen is the sponsor i'm going to turn it over to for open remarks than

felicia ot ((kirsten joyce)) >>> donald trump will be the 45th president of the united states.. we're expected to hear from hillary clinton in the next thirty minutes.. because she did not speak last night... ((brian loftus)) and we are hearing from many of you.... about what happened overnight. 8 news now anchor sharie johnson is live at the egg and i .. sharie, what's the vibe like out everyone who walks in and most people i talk to want change. and they believe trump will do that in washington. the people i talked to say he's what america needs and that he's sure to quote "tell it like it is". on the other hand, i saw tears of sadness from some people on social media who are still in shock. i've also heard of reports of protests in california. here's reaction from both sides: ((diana caldon, trump supporter love him, he's the people's president and that's class and what we need to do to bring america great again )) ((jennifer webb-cook i'm afraid that he's just gonna have his finger on the button because he say he loves war, anybody that still plays with little army men, and

. >> and good afternoon madam president and congratulations on our win my name is felicia with seiu 1021 i'd like to applaud the board of supervisors on up to date this and applaud supervisor cowen for indicating and making amendments to look at the total impact of the development and specifically in hiring with the trades here in san francisco. >> ma'am, i'm pawing our time that appeal is in the to be spoken about that had it's public comment i thought that was general and keep our comments more general don't moreno enumeration the foil appeal. >> let's mention the trade unions in san francisco they don't hire minorities and not sufficient black and latino workers going through their apprenticeship programs for them to come up here and say oh, because we're trying to get something for million dollars corporation to come into a latino area and say oh, we'll put latinos to work that is really disheartening i hope the board looks those things when you look at the total impact how the hiring processes are a minority of here in san francisco that's we're not getting jobs here in san francisc

. >> felicia thompson with the better business is concerned on how it's sold. pay the 7 136 custom complaints to the bbb in the last year. >> just hard to get ahold of this company. >> customers say i called during my trial period. and the representative insisted i try the product first. i'd yell no. she says okay i'll just charge business. while lash renew gives you 14 days to cancel. >> their free trial started. and under terms it says 4 to 10 days. >> it's nearly impossible on those cases to send the product back before that free triem period ends. >> the cancellation rules are clear and had no reason for all of the complaints. free trial periods can be really tricky. i would avoid t sections and let joe know for all the ways to protect. i'm investigator joe ducey. >> you've got a problem let me know. ? it's operation santa claus ? ? >>> it is time to take action and help out operation santa claus. for the four amazing charities listed right here on your screen. >> and for every $5 you give you'll get one entry to win a awe that jingle. makes me want to jam

here's one, sorry rick, you didn't get any first place votes, you didn't say win, #by felicia, keep up with the times and fire those writers. few upton tweets. he hit twitter and said want to say thank you for the baseball writers who voted for upton's tweets getting reaction on social media. one saying i don't even like baseball but i'm here for kate upton taking on the entire baseball league. >> how do you guys feel about that? >> the one had more wins than any other pitcher >> how do you feel about her doing that >> mixed feelings, i feel like fight his own battles. if somebody is -- better for them to stand up for you than to throw you under the bus. >> he just lights kate upton. if kate upton says anything about him, he's happy >> she knows who you are. >> she's seen my picture >> so you're already winning >> some things didn't work out with her. >> good hockey game by the way last night. if you're a caps fan. and we're big caps fans. >>> 49 in washington, 51 in annapolis. 30's to the w. annapolis 30, 33, dulles, more of the same, sunshine, mild temperatures average high should be

. >> felicia thompson with the better business is concerned how it's sold. if you cancel it send it back. instead. >> we have consumers coming to us saying that i was charged $150 for this product. >> 136 custom complaints to the bbb in the many about cancellation rules. >> just hard to get ahold of this company. >> customers say i called during my cancellation period. and the representative insisted i try the product first. she says okay i'll just charge your card $89. one was a mail drop. the other housed a different business. while lash renew gives you 14 days to cancel. >> their free trial period their project. >> the small print lists a four day delivery time. >> it's nearly impossible in those cases to actually receive the product, try the product, and send the product back before that free trial period ends. >> the cancellation rules are clear and had no reason for all of the complaints. free trial periods can be really tricky. i would avoid them. let joe know for all the ways to protect your money. know. >>> all right. let's talk about your most accu

. >> felicia is concerned about how it's sold. try it before you buy it. a free trial period. pay the shipping and no more. if you cancel it, send it back. instead. >> we have consumers saying they were charged $150 for this product. >> 136 complaints in the last year. many about cancellation rules. >> it's hard to get ahold of this company. they can't get the money back. >> customers say i called to cancel and two days later i was charged $149.95 and the representative insisted i try the product first. i yell no then they charge the card. we went to the business addresses one was a mail drop and the other was a different business. >> their free trial period started the day they ordered the product. day delivery time and. >> it's nearly impossible in those cases to receive it, try it, and send it back before that trial period end. >> a supervisor says the cancellation rules are clear and lad in reason for come -- and had no reason for complaints. it would avoid free trials. need my help? here's how to get ahold of me. i'in got a problem? let me know. >>> the valley drying out

felicia williams just holding her son just days after a space heater exploded right next to the toddler sped. luckily, her son, sister, niece, they all made it out alive. she is giving thanks for everything that she >> i have nothing. i have the most beautiful family and friends that i could ever ask for. of the like i have everything to be thankful for this year. >>> family members are helping to raise money to help them get back on their feet. if you want more information, we have information on our news 5 avenue. >>> hundreds of people took time away from their families to help those who may not have prepared and hundreds of side dishes were prepared. we're learning not an ounce of leftover food goes unused. volunteers are making meals out of what is left of delivering them to people who were not able to make it to yesterday's dinner. i love how they do that. >> it is always a great thing every year. >>> winterfest kicks off at block three with family primly -- family-friendly outdoor events. ice-skating, polar but but. th tonight at 7 pm. the welcome center parade starts at 11 am to

pinckney's wife and two children were in his office right off of the room where the murders took place and felicianders who saw her son and and murdered in front of her, shielding her granddaughter, and they both survived and by all accounts those three children, we heard they are back in school and have great families supporting them. it seems you are asking about the community. some of the most beautiful things, there were so many beautiful things in terms of tributes and people bringing things to the church but some drawings containing the children did in the aftermath are just beautiful, little -- the way children thought about it, there was art therapy at the library available to families and it is hard to say, the children in the church, sunday school teachers were killed that night, and backed up. >> there were some psychological services provided -- not sure what the agency was but these services are being made available to the congregation as late as six months ago and the prison minister was encouraging all the members to avail themselves of these services, whether they felt they really

the woman whose voice you just heard, felicia sanders, is one of the survivors of the shooting and she polly shepherd, the other woman who was in the bible study during the shooting, they both were in the courtroom monday and they're both very, very strong, wise women of faith. i think that they have some things to say to dylan roof as well. so his decision to represent himself may, in fact, open some doors for them to speak their minds on some issues. but they are just remarkably resilient and strong, and i think that that's what we may wind up seeing. i'm not sure i would concede the turf to roof. there's been some discussion that, you know, perhaps he wants to have control and the power in this trial, but i think wallhat you'll find is the survivors of the shooting in particular are extremely wise and grounded, strong women. so he may find that that approach backfires if that's indeed what he's thinking. >> there's another factor as well, and jennifer can correct me if i'm wrong, but i think the judge is going to take a firm hand here and not let dylan roof turn this case into a cir

we just learned what bye, felicia means. look it up in the urban dictionary. there you go. >> christa: our education. much more to come on 7 news. a peace rally in natick. dozens standing in solidarity with two teachers. >> reporter: we erm bark on a mild stretch of weather. how long does it last? i'll take a look in a moment. >> sarah: why a judge is changing sal dimasi's release >> christa: we are following breaking news. sal dimasi granted an early release from prison. a federal judge making the decision to today as the 71-year-old deals with health trouble. >> sarah: he has served fivele of his eight-year prison sentence on public corruption charges. kimberly bookman has breaking details. >> reporter: just in time for thanksgiving, the former massachusetts speaker of the house sal dimasi will be let of dimasi's request for a compassionate early release after prosecutors argued dimasi is deathly ill and serving the rest of his sentence for corruption is not necessary, given his grave condition. the 71 yearly has been dying notioned with throat and prostate

. >> felicia perez a junior at brandywine shool high school is the first female to win the marine corps award. >> she plays full back for brandywine. >> we are not as good as we should be. i'm happy about the fact that we are a girl and we know we are not as good as we know we can be and we stick together and i know you have my back onp off the field. and i thank you for it. >> max preps names one male and one female each month to be honored. they are nominated by coaches and peers and teachers. >> she had a tackle the other night on high school huddle it was awesome. >> jaime apody has the latest with sports and the josh huff situation. >> unreal. what pro athlete doesn't have a gun? those were the words of josh huff after officers found a gun, marijuana and hollow point bullets in his car. the wide receiver speaking with jeffr jeffrey lurie huff's explanation is that he carried the gun at all times for protection. >> i learned a lot from my guys, i can't do nothing about that now except try and fix it, that is my main goal. >> they need to know that the decisions and choices that they

alina 70s and 80s, vallejo felicia and antioch -- and oakland at the estuary is at 78 degrees today withns. checkout stinson beach, 70 today. you know it's a good-looking day, lots of blue skies. we do have two chances two different days, a chance of rain moving in. we will pinpoint the day, that's coming up shortly at -- what is it, roqui 48 after the hour. >> 5:35 right now actually. nimitz freeway looking good headed in both directions. 238 will take you 16 minutes but let's look at the southbound side of your heading to the san mateo bridge. from heyward into the city that will take you 40 minutes from 80 to 101. keep going down 880 and we have a new crash to tell you about. automall parkway, multivehicle crash reported that actually involves five vehicles. you are driving to the area at just 30 miles an hour because this is still blocking multiple lanes and we do have backups all the way to mowry avenue right now. we will keep you posted on when that clears out. that will definitely affect you if you are headed out the door. here's a look at the ultimate past -- altamira and pass. n

hashtag bye felicia at mlb keep up with the times and fire those writers. those writers being the two who didn't even have if your lander on their ballots. >>> he's not saying much this morning. he's letting her do her thing. >> all right, 5:50. taking a look at money news, shop on samson, but still don't have one of those prime accounts? may want to take the plunge now, on line retail is cutting the price of its membership by $20, sale tomorrow only l cost you $79 for the annual membership, instead of the regular fee of $99. prime membership gets you free two day shipping and access to tv shows, movies on prime tv as well as prime music. >> the case against energy drinks is getting stronger. new reserve is raising concerns about those sugary caffeine filled drinks, and they're expect on young children. the findings published in pediatric emergency care. researchers looked at two emergency departments, from 2011 to 2013. studying kids between the ages of 12 and 18. now they found cases of high blood pressure, hyperactivity, freak went headaches, and the lis

. >> reporter: felicia has five their health in check. >> i feel when i can't have items like this in the house, they are getting too much sugar and too much starch using extra of something else but not what they need to eat. >> reporter: a lowering program helping to solve one of the largest problems in the world today. one bag at a time. >> as silly as it sounds, we live in the united states. you would think with all the resources that we have around us, there would be no hunger. >> reporter: for the fox medical team, i am dr. yo three neighborhoods in hillsborough county. for more information, go to ymca.org. >>> coming up, the return of david chappelle to late night comedy. >> sorboni: charley belcher has competition. why this polk county deputy decided to show off his moves next. >>> 9:42. gosh, so nice to wake up to a a comfortable start to the day. great video too. waking up to 69 degrees which is warmer considering we started out at 67. the sun is start -- excuse me, the sunshine is to be had waking up at 67 in brooksville. the cold front has moved through believe it or not. w

. >> but you have to put the hashtag in there, bye felicia. >> oh, yes. to do it for me now? >> use the word fruit instead of the password okay. >> hey major league baseball i thought i was the only person allowed to fruit justin, me fiancee, what two writers sports writers did not have him on their ballot. which one? she is calling them out. want to know two sports writers who didn't vote for my man. >> now, foremen, i know that as women she is just trying to defend him wants to be therefore him. do you guys like that when we do this or oh, you are making me look weak or whatever, your girl? >> all i know is this guy, what's his name, poorcello won the award. rick poorcello won the award for the red sox, justin very lander did not win the award for detroit tigers and him self. ski myself when i saw this, who would i rather be this morning? the guy with the cy young award, or the guy with kate upton having my back? >> i know how would you answer that one. >> oh, kate upton. >> of course. >> so on twitter we're kinds of having fun today. have you ever defe

. >> ok, first of all my name is felicia. [cheers] >> i am a proud member of [indiscernible] >> once again, i want to welcome you to the country, and on behalf of the whole audience, i would like to thank you for the amazing opportunity. you have stepped up and accepted mistakes that you made yourself or maybe the team that you were leading and i believe that shows how you reaffirm your belief in how you want to leave the past behind. what is your advice to us that would like to leave some mistakes, learn from them and let the past be the past? thank you. [applause] president obama: well, you know, you should not ignore the past, you should learn from it. you should learn from history. and learn from experience. the truth is that -- you know, right before i was in peru, i was in europe, and i spoke of my trip in athens. i went to the parthenon, the birthplace of democracy. you look at all these buildings from ancient greece, and you try to imagine all the things that were happening at that time and it seems very long ago, but

isok, first of all my name felicia. [cheers] ofi am a probe member [indiscernible] to welcomein, i want you to the country, and on behalf of the whole opportunity -- audience i would like to thank you for the amazing opportunity. up ande stepped invested. you made it yourself or maybe the teams you will have led. shows how youieve reaffirmed your belief in direction on how you want to leave the past behind. what is your advice to us that would like to leave some mistakes, learn from them and let the past be the past? thank you. [applause] know,ent obama: well, you you should not ignore the past, you should learn from it. you should learn from history. .nd learn from experience -- you know,that right before i was in peru, i was in europe, and i spoke of my trip in athens. i would to the parthenon, the birthplace of democracy. you look at all these buildings from ancient greece, and you try all the things that and happening at that time it seems very long ago, but the fact of the matter is that humanity keeps on making th

a civilamed felicia, rights leader in new orleans, said it was ridiculous. she can't win, she's losing that she'll do anything-- mr. duke: i am called a supremacist, i have a right to respond. that is a typical attack against by the media. i believe in equal rights for all. the problem i have with me is that i believe white people also should have human rights. they shouldn't face this commission in - face discrimination. we have a media that puts out heat propaganda -- out hate propaganda against white people and police officers. moderator: question on social security. >> if something doesn't change by 2030, the social security trust fund will be in big trouble. social security benefits could be cut by 25%. how would you deal with this, by raising the retirement age, or would you consider eliminating the payroll tax cap, so that the wealthy will pay more into the system? moderator: we will go with mr. campbell. >> mr. campbell? moderator: you are up here first sir. mr. campbell: would you repeat the question? >> we know social security is in a crisis situat

there like, by felicia. you can say everything nice except for hitler's and matt lauer. ," i think hillary clinton is a hell of a good woman. >> donald j. trump was sworn in today as the 45th president of the united states. molotovbeing a human cocktail that they can throw. mr. trump: i just left michael and he is a good man. he is done a good job. amy: michael filmed most of the movie and a two night stand before a live audience at the murphy theatre in wilmington, ohio. wilmington is the county seat of clinton county, ohio, but it is hardly clinton country. there are 25,000 registered voters in the county and only 500 of them are registered democrats. in a moment, michael moore will join us in our new york studio. first, a bit more from "trumpland." >> if hillary wins, the the women take over. because they don't need as -- you know what this is going to lead to. there'll be internment camps for men. hillary will have all of her, you know, wellesley students there with a clip boards checking is into the int

there like, bye, felicia.plause] so the rightfully angry people of ohio michigan and pennsylvania and wisconsin, when they find out after a few months in office of president trump wasn't t going to do a dam thing for them, it will be too late to do anything about t it. but i get itit. you wanted to send a message. unjustifiable anger. well, message sent. good night, amererica. you have just elected the last president of the united states. amy: you just elected the last president of the united states, michael moore, in studio here in new york. your response to yourself? --well, that is what i think the united states that we know now, for better or worse, won't be the united states that we know after four years of donald trump. so those of us who are upset at the things about this country that we are upset about, the way to fix it isn't to put trump in their to blow it up. that whole piece -- it is funny you play that. a couple of right-wing websites doctored that and cut me off right after "when you vote for tr