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

. >> halfway felicia, one of our dedicated viewers, happy birthday to you. >> so we say hi hell osha, not bye, felicia. >> i think i'm done for the day now. >> sue serio, good morning to you. >> so we got into the 90s yesterday, probably day one of our heatwave. i hope you got through that okay. today we have reduced the number to seven. now it is day number two. you know, it kind of piles on day after day of this excessive heat. we have excessive heat watch in effect for the counties you see highlight in the red. thee are the places where we expect heat index values to be in the triple digits. between 100-105 what's it will feel like a little later on today. so really going to take care of yourself. 81 degrees our current temperature. yes, it is 81 at 4:00 in the morning, westerly wind at 7 miles an hour, and we have 79 degrees, in trenton, 74 in allentown, 73 in kutztown, point pocono is pushing 70 degrees, 68, already 80 in atlantic city, 77 in dover, delaware, down in rehoboth starting off with 80 degrees. well, as well. hopefully you are at the shore. that will at least be some r

look, felicia. ...and we'll think about having -- slow down. it's okay.e impression that you're trying to book up all my free time? well, we just thought that, since maxie was in portland, we'd keep you company. we'd hate for you to get...lonely. ♪ amy! nothing! i'm working.

i met felicia. she is just 18 years old.because you were so young. one of the biggest threats of violence facing teenage girls in this region is abduction for child marriage. these common kidnappings target young girls, remove them from their villages and families, leaving them isolated and their futures at risk. this is cynthia. she told me when she was 15 she was abducted on christmas day, held hostage in a room and told to prepare for marriage. when you were locked in the room, how did that make you feel? translation: with actionaid's support, cynthia was rescued and returned safely home to her family, and was able to go back to school. and i'm pleased to say alesha dixon is here with me in the studio. you're is here with me in the studio. only back for a few d hear you're only back for a few days. you hear of girls being abducted, that girl cynthia was abducted when she was 15, and it is something we in this country don't know much about. exactly, so when action aid contacted me it really struck a chord. obviously we hea

. >> please refrain from saying things like "preach" or "go girl," hi felicia, ratchet, or any other you may have heard or looked up in urban dictionary. >> i'm not here to defend it. you're the best. have fun on your #black girl weekend. girl, bye! >> trevor: please welcome regina hall! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you, trevor. thayou're really cute many pers. >> trevor: oh, wow ( cheers and applause ) >> i love your dimple. >> trevor: thank you very much. i feel like you're turning the tables. i should be doing this to you. >> no, no, i'm enjoying it. >> trevor: thank you for being here. you have been a staple in many people's lives for a very long time, acting in some of funniest and most iconic movies. i feel like "girls trip" could be one of them. it sounds like a simple premise, but if you were to tell it so someone in a sentence or two -- >> in a sentence or two. okay, it's four girls who go to new orleans -- ( laughter ) -- four best friends who go to new orleans to rekindle their friendship and, you know, stuff happens. >> trevor: stuff ha

felicia writes, now i am feeling you asome.m -- you a some of the i am cancer-free and i am working part-time while finishing up college. i feel that i owe my life to the center for family health. felicia knows the importance of comprehensive health coverage. it saved her life. nick and chelsea know it, too. they and their three young children are covered by healthy michigan, our state's medicaid expansion. they are both employed full-ti full-time. chelsea also attends college full-time. during a routine visit, doctors discovered that her oldest son was born with an obstructed kidney. which had lost a third of its function by the time he was five years old. thanks to the medicaid expansion, he was able to have surgery before his kidney lost all function. without the medicaid expansion, which ends under the republican bill, these working parents and their three children couldn't afford health coverage, let alone surgery. margot knows this because she sees it every day. she manages a clinic on the west side of the state. she said

bye, felicia.s a real-life friend, somebody that has my plates, my accomplishments, decides to trump it in my face, the alleged glory of the republican party, i simply have to show them the hand and the door. friendship over." obviously pretty intolerant of musto, but also tragic paid french with different people is how you become open-minded. it sharpens the intellect, leads to a lot of new experiences that are worth having, rejecting everyone not like you is the path to sadness and closemindedness and hatred. not surprisingly, musto's article is dripping with the kind of hate he says he would condemn. still, we are willing to bring on even the intolerant, and we do about it, so we invited "fox news specialists" to come on and tell us what his outlook. he refused. instead, he retreated to every coward's favorite refuge, twitter pretty tweeted this, "i gotten offered to be on tv! tucker carlson! i didn't get back to them!" when someone asked him why he didn't, he said it's because his words would b

felicia said so alfred angelo called me saying my dress is ready for pickup and today i see this signna posted a sign saying they are devastated. brides like ashley austin tweeted my wedding is in 29 days. i'm glad orange is my wedding color because i'm going to be married in jail if i can't get my dresses. tears in my eyes when i was told alfred angelo was shut down and i can't order the dress. competitors have been stepping in to help owl. david's bridal said brides and bridesmaids impacted, we're offering special discounts for you. meanwhile, alfred angelo has released no statements or comments on the matter. there are reports that the company is filing for bankruptcy, but that doesn't help these ladies get their dresses back. can you imagine? >> something will have to be resolved. >> i can't imagine. but i am. >> imagine your tux wasn't available, craig. >> they'll have to fix it. >> if his tux wasn't available, oh, i'm get another one. >>> still ahead this morning, winter is almost here. we are, of course, talking about the season premiere of "game of thrones." we'll take a look

felicia, nick, chelsea and millions like them across michigan and across this country deserve that much. i hope sincerely that when it comes time to vote on whether or not to proceed to this bill that the majority of the members in this senate will say no.