women. >> but no man no men. >> men and women are not looked at as equal.>> i do not want to even go there. >> what are you talking >> diana, no men allowed. what do you got?

>> that's right. i am in bay ridge brooklyn. outside of the newest salon in the neighborhood. inside, you will find walls covered in pink, pillowed drapes, sequence and a lot of privacy. >> this is for all women in any background. any color. >> but no men. . >> just no men. for many reasons. like for religious reasons but also like, a safe space for women to come and be themselves and not worry. >> this salon caters to muslim women whose religion forbids them from letting their hair down in front of unrelated men. the owner tells me she knew of the real need for a salon like this from her own experiences. >> i've been to a salon where

my hair was wet and a man walked in and had to put my scarf on. and then they had to take me to a back room where she continued to do my hair. it was isolated there was a regular chair and no mirror. >> salon has been open for about a week and reviews are in. so far it is a hit. and not just here in new york but all over the country. that is just from muslim women. >> i got messages from orthodox jewish women who say it was amazing. we love what you're doing. and we would like a space like this. in the christian women said we support your hair and we love what you're doing. in essence, it is not for only one person. >> i happened to read your note this my so i know you have a problem with segregation. so i asked her about that too. >> it is not segregation. it is not telling men, i mean they are barbershops right? and it's like, just because this got out there.there are many places that are just for

certain you know, >> so bill, i know you are jealous that you cannot go. >> bill: i don't know how to feminists feel about this? >> i think it is wonderful we are acknowledging a community that right now is that the short end of the stick. they are really getting a hard time and to acknowledge that they need this safe space is wonderful.i hope that there are more opportunities like this. >> bill: don't they need this essay space because men and women are not looked at as equal in our culture? >> yes i think so but i don't even want to go there. i mean, i do not see the point of getting beautiful haircut and then having to cover it up right after. obviously i am not muslim and i have no issue with you no men being there.i actually love it. i love my gay hairstylist. have a great time doing my hair, i love it.>> bill: that might not work for the muslims.

[laughter] >> i do not think it is right to commit someone's faith because you cannot understand it. >> i nothing in anyone's faith i'm talking about myself. >> i have had some talks with muslim women in college. and as it doesn't bother you how to possibly cover up? and they say we don't walk around naked. that is similar to what we are doing. we cover up a little more. we just think it is something sacred for our husbands. >> bill: all right, thanks diana. >> but i can understand, you do not even see that haircut. >> he spent all that money. and then cover it up. >> i think it is hard to give back. >> it is not hard to give back, it does not take much. you just have to make it up in your mind and say that you know, this is what i want to do because this is what i want to do. it out there and do it. >> let's talk about will think about getting money but what if you had a skill that you could donate to help people in need? when man from chester, pennsylvania uses his passion of putting how to change lives.

he takes his chair, clippers, supplies and a car battery to the streets of philadelphia to give the homeless haircuts. completely free of charge. he gets them back on their feet and feeling confident again. he told us, haircuts for the homeless. >> i quit my job. quit my job and i knew i wanted to do something to give back. so i combined my 10+ years in barbering with my passion for people.so i have haircuts for the homeless. >> i met him and he was in philadelphia this morning right near the bridge. it did not take long for us to find someone in need. [inaudible] >> now he has had interviews lined up. today he offered a free haircut to this man. >> i am feeling good right now. it only took a few minutes to show a little compassion.

>> that is him cutting hair the homeless. less than one month here in philadelphia but the support has been giant. his 10 million views on his page already in his ultimate goal is to start a nonprofit. he like other barbers to start a network to help everybody out on the streets. he also has an act that he started called haircuts for the homeless to tell you where he is every day. what he is doing, who is helping. also testimonials and what he will do next. >> i can see the new city slogan. yeah, we got homeless but many are well groomed. >> it has been proven that one of the best ways to put someone on the right half and their behavior is to change your physical appearance. so i worked with gang members. when they want to change your lives first thing you do is put them in a suit. >> you never know what story led them to where they are today. by just giving c able to give this sense of dignity is something so easily lost in the homeless population. >> he still is without a shower

though. and he will be under the overpass tonight. >> >> maybe, possibly.we actually do not know. we are going to talk about the weather. what's going on bernie? >> you're watching the facial expressions when you see possibly, maybe, no, we are getting snow. [laughter] >> it is coming. i've been talking about this for three days that it is coming to parts of the northeast. now, when you get up tomorrow, you are going to say not only doesn't bernie have any hair but he is crazy. there is not going to be any snow because we will be looking at record warmth. but when you get up on thursday morning, you will say well, bernie was right. you know kind of storm this is? an old craft storm when you look outside on thursday morning and thursday after and

he will say oh >> how much snow bernie? >> the further west the less. maybe an inch or two across southern new jersey. dennis darcy transitioned into a couple of inches. central new jersey, northern new jersey, we could be looking at 3 to 6 inches of snow. the area that i continue to focus on for the big snowstorm is going to be southern new england. i think this is a solid 6 to 12 inches of snow that can be expected. there is still some uncertainty on how much but there is accumulating snow across new jersey wednesday night into thursday. >> that's why they did the parade today. i knew this was coming. >> i like how you called it a minus storm. so what kind of shoes?i mean you know fashion. >> put it this way, i will not be in heels >> on thursday. >> thanks bernie. >> i always loved witches and

wizards and harry potter. so when i heard the word witch store i was interested. -- once inside you are surrounded by broomsticks, herbs, black hats, everything you can think of that you would think of when you hear the word witch. these are staples of the place and i felt immediately as i was in a witch and magical store. [inaudible] >> i talked to the owner stacy and she told me a little bit about the store and what it does for the people who visit. >> we sell ingredients, tools, books, most commonly kits.

candle magic is popular. >> it i had to ask about that magic. >> that is black magic and it is magic that intends to do harm to another person. we do not practice any form of black magic. we do not recommend it. people asked about it and we tell them number. >> beyond all that is what they are known for is there custom charmed candles which are intricate and selling all over the world. >> it is specific symbols per your request. money, love, work. love is the most common.press glitter is used to outline the design. it is also a way to add a secondary color. because different colors have different magical significance. blue is for protection but white is also protection and so that is why >> iron fillings are put into

the jars so it is honey and incense which is really cool to watch. so, guys? voil@. this is my candle. >> walked me through the symbols. >> they carve this for you. i give an intention and depending on what my intention is, whether it is to find love, money or whatever. >> what is purple? >> purple is a success. >> there you go. >> i really wanted to amos and my career and where i could be going. >> it is a candle store. >> they have a lot of candles. but there are books, statues, incense and a whole world of herbs. it is much more than just candles. but they do carve them and they are you know, specifically for

you. we'll have to send ricky our editor there. he spends there is a hex on him. >> he has to be put away. he cannot try to wiggle out of this. i guarantee he is going to do it again. >> i wanted to know more about lewis from someone who would know him best. i went to brownsville where know him best. i went to brownsville where chanelle

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testing testing >> 10-year-old boy broke the ice knickknack. with roughly by the good samaritan. somebody had a body camera and got the entire rescue on camera. and a lot of tardy students in the area on monday following some rather that they pulled in super bowl li. check out this post. of all the excuses why kids relate that day. a couple of my favorites. technical difficulties. some people just said late which is always fun. once at falcon depression. but my favorite is failed to

rise up. rise up was the slogan for the atlanta falcons this year and they also failed to rise up in the second half. >> he has to be put away.he can't try to wiggle out of this.i guarantee he was going to do it again. >> that is the father of murdered queens jogger karina speaking in an exclusive interview on monday. the 20-year-old is now in police custody after being charged with karina's murder on august 2. police called the encounter between lewis and karina a chance. random. karina left her home in a 10 minutes difference from chanel lewis getting on the path to go to howard beach, it could have meant they never met and this death would not have happened. i wanted to see if the criminal profile put down by a profiler

added up. spy spoke with john kelly on the phone this morning. >> it is called the neighbor retaliation rate. anger retaliation, they hate women. >> the lease were led to lewis by the memory of an alert lieutenant. who remembered a suspicious person call that involved lewis allegedly around the howard beach area. john kelly said that is typical of creditors who sometimes scope out the area ahead of time. >> they just don't go right out.and kill. the scope out the area and make sure the area is safe. >> i wanted to know more about lewis from someone who would know him best. so went to a slightly different neighborhood in howard beach. i went to brownsville. the area of brooklyn where chanel lewis's father lives. he is a principal and from jamaica. he is proud of his family.

he says they are public servants. he did not want to go on camera but he showed me chanel's high school diploma. he graduated from a school of troubled youth to show him his son has an education. richard lewis has said he does not believe his son killed karina. john kelly does not mince words. he says even though he believes chanel lewis had not killed anyone before katrina, chanel lewis is a budding serial killer. >> there is no way that this guy was ever going to rape again and not kill. >> what will the family do? now that chanel lewis is headed towards trial? they raise over $280,000 of award money during the six months that the case was open. and he says he wants to give all of that to charity and established a charity and karina's name. chanel lewis's next court date will be on february 21. we will keep you updated. for all of the updates you can follow me at chasing news.

>> i love it. patriots one. check out this fire tornado. it is obsolete and credible. the person that shot this was only four miles away. you can see it looks like the smoke is reaching the sky. unbelievable video.this happened in australia. >> check that this amazing video captured by a dashed camera of a glendale police officer in wisconsin at about 1:30 a.m. on monday morning. just when you think nothing is happening or ever going to happen, you see the skylights of superbright and then a meteor to the cross it. if you blinked you would miss it.

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fire nado. take a picture of this chino that is shaped like harambe the gorilla. he was killed. after he was killed, there was a whole fad where people made shirts, they had bumper stickers. the chino shaped like harambe was put up on her ebay and was posted at $99,000. in vegas they put mma fighting >> everything operates the exact same way as a real gun because it is a railgun.

>> this is crazy new sportswear guys are wearing, it is armor and they're using nonlethal ammunition and shooting each other. [inaudible] >> if you run out of ammo >> if you run out of ammo it is not an excuse. >> time for some fist fighting. it looks crazy. >> brooklyn, guess who's back? this is the beginning of black history month. it is the great poet right now we are about to head into here in harlem.

>> right now it is going through a transition. a group of writers known as the eye to art collector raise over $100,000 to lease the home and turn into resource for the community. inside you will see letters he wrote to family members. you'll also find a piano and his typewriter. but you can tell the home needs a lot of work right now. but the real story here is how harlem is continuing his great legacy. his legacy is about celebrating where you come from. speaking back to injustice. putting on record your story. that is why i identify with him. when i was a little girl growing up in portland, oregon, a very white city as a brown girl, his poetry was a mirror for me. he did a good job it really recording our stories. the good, the bad and everything in the middle. >> the writing has also been an

inspiration for me personally. i grew up reading his poems and renie watson, who is a children's book author has been at the forefront of revitalizing the home. she says the goal is to turn it into a writing center. >> if you like the legacy is here to help us process what is happening in our world today. and how the young people have a state to write their studies and where they can celebrate every day unsung heroes and also kind of put on record how they feel about what is going on in the world right now. >> at a time when our country is divided, i think we can all still use some inspiration. his words are relevant today. i would like to read his poem, i two. i to send america. i am the darker brother, they send me to eat in the kitchen when company comes. but i laugh and eat well and grow strong. tomorrow i will be at the table when company comes. nobody will dare say to me eat

in the kitchen. besides, it will see how beautiful i am. and be ashamed. i too, m america. to me this is just relevant. >> so he was mixed race actually. he was black and white. his work is judgments with poetry. amazing. but when we went to his house i could not touch anything.so like i was playing with a piano and i just want to touch. but i couldn't. i couldn't touch anything. but, it is a great place for harlem. it is a great place for the residents to live in the area. and he is a legend. >> the another great night of chasing news. thank you for watching. we will be back tomorrow night, snow or not.see you then. no men allowed.

>> they cater to muslim women. >> technology need a safe space is wonderful. >> they need a safe space because men and women are not looked at as equal?>> i don't see the point of getting a beautiful haircut and having to cover it up. i don't think it is right to commit someone's face because you can't understand it. >> i am just going at myself. >> we hunt for secrets. one answer leads to another question. and another, and another. sometimes i do these things and it's like putting together -- why wouldn't you want to stop this? we are going to be fair. we are going to be accurate and we are going to be ruthless. this is the aurora project. we are going to be ruthless. this is the aurora project. are you ready?

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