felicia greeted her. felicia managed to smile and welcome. the effort it took for the survivor to greet the people to talk with her for the investigations, community members who suddenly wanted to know her in large circles of family and friends who stopped by to visit. she decided to make it quick. as they walked inside, antonio held up the box. she took it from her and opened. there sat her black bible. she called it her basic instructions before leaving earth. she opened the front cover, a pink hue tempered the paper inside. a tear barely visible now marked where a bullet pierced the pages. despite the gunshot from the blood and for cleansing, god's words still stared back at her in clear and bold black letters. god was still with her. felicia brought this bible to the hearing. she held up and took the pages of it and sprayed at them. she said something to the effect of, i have forgiven you but nobody can help you until you help your self. i thought it was interesting she brought it with her. to show him the defiance, no matter what happene

one of the women was felicia sanders. felicia grabbed her grand daughter and pulled her beneath the table and played dead. she told her to play dead and they did. as her loved ones were shot around her. the other women, ali was about seven and she was also hiding under the table. she watched his boots come toward her until he stopped and asked, if i chopped you get and she said no. he said i'm not going to, i'm going to leave you here to tell the story. then he left. this was about 9:00 p.m. on wednesday night and i was getting ready for bed that night. i had no idea the terror they were experiencing. until i started to see tweets on my twitter feed. there was a shooting at church downtown, there was a shooting at mother emmanuel. then it became clear there were multiple people dead. i had been with the paper for a number of years so i was familiar enough that i knew if there were multiple people dead and if this was a stranger that the history was going to be very important. so that night, i began doing research. the fir

felicia, you are a resident, been here all your life, how are you taking the news about the storm. >> i'm very happy the storm is curving. >> reporter: were you ready for this? >> yes, i was. i was getting prepared. water was gifted. supplies, as for candles, food, nonperishable food, yes, i was preparing for it. >> reporter: this is something the area has been through a couple of times. i would say this is the third hurricane you faced and all of them have not been fortunately as bad as predicted. does this create a problem where if it does get serious, people may not take it seriously next time? >> i don't know because we also have people moving in from out of state, so those are the people that are going to take it seriously. me as a floridian, i still do take a serious, but just prepare. being prepared. >> reporter: we were talking about buffalo sauce, you needed that today. >> yes, i did. >> reporter: the whole joke is that this is chicken that you bought for the storm, and now she's going to make the buffalo sauce but that chicken is going to be good, especially without a hurric

can overcome yet in contra costa county, a backpack drive is just wrapping up and as kron four's felicia karl reports for us tonight, the effort to collect feel and distribute backpacks with supplies will help more than 2000 students. >>so 35 years now the contra costa county employment and human services department has teamed up with the nonprofit organization. volunteer emergency services team in action or vest, yeah during the summer they collect new donated backpacks for the annual ready to learn backpack drive, then fill them out with school supplies and distribute them to low income families already receiving social services through the county as much as we want to promote. >>well, tommy and self expression kids just want to be like everybody else and if they come to school and they've got back taxes. nice is everybody else and they feel a sense of normalcy county program coordinator cindy smith says back to school supplies can cost families more than $700 per student parents just are struggling just to make ends meet so if we can help provide this relief for the families this gets

you on the left snowmen little wood to bring in felicia was a problem. in april the government faced countrywide protests. demonstrators carrying signs calling for president bashar kaita to leave office in response the entire government of mali resigned in a serious accusation mama diego accused the prime minister of supporting the doggone militias. we asked a leading member of the government the foreign minister to explain how the government is responding to the violence which is not limited to mali but is present in neighboring countries as well you're for yourself far from the center of the country an area that's been hit by ethnic tensions that we spoke to some of the villagers both in. they say that they called for the 1000000 forces to come and help them and they didn't see any 1000000 soldiers now until 24 hours of the attacks why aren't your soldier able to stop the violence in the center of the country not able to call for these reports. of his thoughts of minutes of defunct was sent on the sports to coordinate forces action in the villages and

of a dentist and an absence of better know the services for farmers in india is eastern state of felicia but into the animals one medical to various fetal diseases the farm was often to la and priests and quacks of the wish to kill their animals and german animal welfare charity w p g is trying to bring a shift in the mindset of the tribal areas of the state where the community managed program the long term improvement of the health of the animals. farm bonnie paul is worried about one of our cows it is sick and these animals are central to her family's livelihood fortunately a team of mobile liberates has come to. the lymph nodes are stored and probably because of an infection so there is give and take injection. the vet did megan's came to our rescue they treated us sick animals there's no other animal clinic here. they've treated my sick go give the animal medicine and now all is that. the mobile rates are funded by w d d a german and my vulgar and you depends traveled to places where there is no where the story of where dreary game or where it is too expensive places like some of the

ronald reagan, we have called to tell you "bye, felicia." now ronald reagan officially has a racist asterisk next to his name. woodrow wilson was a segregationist. andrew jackson wiped out native americans. thomas jefferson had sex with his slaves. and george h.w. bush shot tupac. you yeah, i said it. prove me wrong. on the one hand, it is disturbing that america has a history of racist presidents, but look on the bright side-- it also means donald trump is more presidential than we thought. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) introducing a boost to your workout water. electrolytes, meet vitamins b, c and e. with no artificial sweeteners, this is the new propel vitamin boost. with no artificial sweeteners, wireless network claims are america's most reliable network. the nation's largest and most reliable network. the best network is even better? best, fastest, best. enough. sprint's doing things differently. they're offering a new 100% total satisfaction guarantee. i mean i think sprint's network and savings are great, but don't jus

ronald reagan, we have called to tell you "bye, felicia."reagan officially has a racist asterisk next to his name. woodrow wilson was a segregationist. andrew jackson wiped out native americans. thomas jefferson had sex with his slaves. and george h.w. bush shot tupac. you yeah, i said it. prove me wrong. on the one hand, it is disturbing that america has a history of racist presidents, but look on the bright side-- it also means donald trump is more presidential than we thought. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) steady the elbow.shoot me one? ♪ ♪ ahh boom shaka laka. feisty. ♪ ahh guys, c'mon. ow. quit it. stop. ok, do i have to break you guys apart? ow. c'mon. ow. stop touching me! that's it. if you don't stop, i will eat all of you alive right now! uh...i prefer the "break us apart" option. introducing the m&m's chocolate bar. righit doesn't get any two kfc better then that.or 3 bucks. "frying sound" "kapushh" "shooo shoop" "shoop" "kapah!" actually, with four flavors to choose from, it did get better, and i stand corrected. ge

robin, bye, felicia. >> bye, felicia. >> that's what it says. >> yes. >> i love it.ol. we'll be just fine. and that, everybody, is "pop news." >> i loved that "pop news." >> that was really good. [ applause ] >>> now to our "gma" cover story, and the new twist in team usa's fight for equal pay. the u.s. women's soccer team saying talks have broken down, and they are ready to take their case to court. i spoke to two of the team members earlier, but first take a look at their story. >> reporter: this morning, negotiations breaking down between women's soccer and the u.s. soccer federation over the fight for equal pay only a month after winning the world cup to national celebration and supportive chants from fans. [ chanting equal pay ] a spokesperson for the women telling us they entered this week's meetings full of hope and are ending them sorely disappointed adding, they eagerly look forward to a jury trial. the u.s. soccer federation fired back. we have said numerous times our goal is to find a resolution, accusing the team's lawyers of taking an aggressive and unpr

forward to bring in felicia was a problem. in april the government faced countrywide protests. demonstrators carrying signs calling for president bush back arcade to leave office in response the entire government of mali resigned in a serious accusation mama diego accused the prime minister of supporting the doggone militias. we asked a leading member of the government the foreign minister to explain how the government is responding to the violence which is not limited to mali but is present in neighboring countries as well you're for yourself far from the center of the country an area that's been hit by ethnic tensions that we spoke to some of the villagers both in. they say that they called for the 1000000 forces to come and help them and they didn't see any 1000000 soldiers now until 24 hours of the attacks why aren't your soldier able to stop the violence in the center of the country and not able to call for these reports what of his thoughts of nice of defunct was sent on the sports to coordinate forces action in the villages and between villages. to appease the situation

forward to bring in felicia was a problem. in april the government faced countrywide protests. demonstrators carrying signs calling for president bashar k tak to leave office in response the entire government of mali resigned in a serious accusation mama diego accused the prime minister of supporting the doggone militias. we asked a leading member of the government the foreign minister to explain how the government is responding to the violence which is not limited to mali but is present in neighboring countries as well you're for yourself far from the center of the country an area that's been hit by ethnic tensions that we spoke to some of the villagers both in. they say that they called for the 1000000 forces to come and help them and they didn't see any 1000000 soldiers now until 24 hours of the attacks why aren't your soldier able to stop the violence in the center of the country not able to call for these reports what of his thoughts of nice of defunct was sent on the sports to coordinate forces action in the villages and between villages. to appease the situation to get s

my name is felicia fis >> all right. >> thank you for coming out. >> thank you tucker. >> and we gotright? >> um-hmm. yes. >> what's you name. >> clara. >> and who is your friend? >> emma. >> all right and your i name >> sabina. >> yeah.aving f >> you like to dance. >> yea >> we're going to dance on our way out ofivere. i'lle you weather first we'll be dancing. you ready to move little bit? h. y >> all right.real quick look at. we're looking at a warm and icky start to the day. what else is ns, summertime in the dc area out here it's more comfortable 71 degrees. ick look at the forecast. there you go. there it is. [ laughter ] >> let's go rig temperatures and we'll show was we got across the region. as wenk you. warning. 72 dulles. litek look at the sat picture. pose for thaticture over there. nice and quite maybe -- youay kw what m we'll get a storm this afternoon justda like yey but most of the day will be kind of warm and humid with daytime highs in the upper 80s hahn this weekend. everybody ready for more heat. >> yes! >> no! >> all right. hit the mus s. let's doe dancing. move.