the prison barbershop is not unlike any other small town barbershop in america. >> all you females out there, i'm coming to a town near you. >> the barbers are the most trusted inmates in the prison, even staff get their hair cut here. >> to me, it's just like going into the barbershop anywhere else. i've been doing it so long, they know you. you go in there and you joke around and you talk. >> you want a good haircut? >> just a regular haircut. >> i'll wear my glasses, then. >> don't make my sideburns crooked like you usually do. >> you better go somewhere else then. >> you're the only one in town. >> the only one that will put up with you, you mean? >> yep, you got it. i don't know how i'm going to handle it when i retire. i'll have to find a barber somewhere. >> all you have to do is buy some clippers and have your old lady shave it bald. >> sadly, some inmates turn to a very different form of cutting when emotions become too much to bear. >> these are cuts on my legs. when i cut myself, i let it heal a lot. and once they heal over, i start cutting it again. i cut my legs and stuff

few men have barbershops, but the majority of men do it themselves.e maintains that if you think normally, there is no reason ly. shouldn't act normal how can he get by without the use of his hands? charlie prefers to be independent. never occurred to him before world war i to have some alleles brush and comb his hair. as a grenade exploded and blew his hands off in france, he there still wasn't that would handle mcgonigal better than he. tying your shoelaces is a little bit trickier. i say that it takes charlie about seven seconds longer than it takes me -- which gives me just that much more time to catch the bus in the morning. it back again -- because my shoelaces always come undone -- charlie's don't. ties his for keep. and they are as neat as a sailor's knot. when he was about three, charlie learned to dress himself. after the war, the habit persisted. he does it alone, from the first talked to the final tilt of his hat. the vast books together, for convenience sake. charlie can handle's buttons, but the hoaxer timesavers. in a world where the te

barbershop it was found in front of. when i heard that it was this barbershop, i knew who owned the motorcycle. there's only one person inside that barbershop, and it's mr. morales. >> palm beach deputy ron cohen arrests victor morales. >> he was the barber and he was late for work. he was on his way to the barbershop when it all happened. >> the logo on the back of his jacket is for the 0 to 60 motorcycle club. >> god forbid deputy musto would have got killed that day, he would have been charged with manslaughter, gone to jail for a very long time just over a speeding ticket. >> a jury finds morales guilty of resisting an offer without violence. he's found not guilty of fleeing and alluding a police officer. he also gets a speeding ticket. >> i think he would have rather killed me than to get a couple of traffic tickets, i really do. >> deputy musto is taken to bethesda hospital and treated for injuries including road rash. while most of the physical wounds have healed, the emotional wounds are still raw. >> from the se

people always bring their problems to the barbershop.t is to get a haircut. >> i have a capital murder charge. my intention was to burglarize, forceable entry into someone's home. in the process i took a life. >> moore's downward spiral began after his wife left him when she was pregnant with their second child. >> in the back of my mind, i'm thinking no matter what it takes, whatever happens, that i'm going to pursue, get my wife back home. >> in his frenzied state, obsessed with getting his wife back, moore planned a robbery at a family friend's home. >> it's after midnight, i drive up in the driveway, get there, dogs barking. the house is dark. i knew where the bedroom was. the light was on. i woke her up. she was in shock because it's late at night, time of the morning. after midnight. she had some questions. what do you want this time of night? what do you want? i said i need your help. she said, i can't help you. i can't help you. i need your help real bad and i know you have the money. i just need you to support me. and she said,

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inmates serving life without parole must create a home inside holman and meeting at the prison barbershopdidn't know you were from there. >> what the barbershop does for me, it relaxes me, gives me an opportunity to talk to people and relate to people and understand things that i thought i already knew. >> what do you think about voting me the sexiest player in the basketball league? >> do you think it was a disservice? >> i've been in prison 25 years and i haven't been called sexy in a long time. >> sexy has been around as long as you have. >> it's a learning experience every day when you come to the barbershop. >> in the back of my mind, i'm thinking no matter what it takes, whatever happens, that i'm going to pursue, get my wife back home. >> in his frenzied state, obsessed with getting his wife back, moore planned a robbery at a family friend's home. >> it's after midnight, i drive up in the driveway, get there, dogs barking. the house is dark. i knew where the bedroom was. the light was on. i woke her up. she was in shock because it's late at night, time of the morning. after midnigh

dan bridges and his dad plan to close their barbershop for the day. >> i can't imagine too many people wanting to get their hair cut when it's raining an inch an hour. >> reporter: even though it's calm right now, most of the area is preparing for high water. fr fred skrks the unified school district has closed all the schools for tomorrow and friday. sausalito-marin schools are closed for thursday, also in novado, the holiday display, he's a little worried about it, particularly with the predictions of wind gusts about 50 miles an hour and if it does all blow down? >> you know, in case something happening, you know, i just have to go jump on the roof again and start to repair everything, you know, for opening and night again. >> reporter: along womack creek, the conservation corps is clearing out the draining. >> i have a lot of products in my lovely little store that i would like to not get flooded. >> reporter: there are a long list of schools that are going to be closed tomorrow and some that will be closed on friday, we have the information on our website, best to check it out the

we stopped in on a barbershop where the kfrkss are in full gear. >> and the prosecution is better. >> it's a lot about poverty. and misguided parents. uneducated parents. we have a lot of drugs and guns and violence that goes on in the every day life of african-american people. >> what is more dangerous for the black man in the neighborhood? >> us. >> you say us? >> yeah. >> every time you see someone on the corner, you cannot assume they are selling drugs. >> just say ug, sometimes policemen show up and seen as harassing the folks. >> a lot of times it's community members calling in. they give a description and actions of what someone is doing. >> and if they call and say young black man with a hoodie, what are you looking for? >> whoa. >> suddenly the neighborhood. >> as we are driving away, officer jackson spots a bunch of men on the corner where a man was shot and killed last week. who know they are there for. as we turn around -- look at this person. >> he is leaving. >> we get them to stay and talk to you. >> they want to move us along. >> where do you move us to? this is where

>> tell him about it, cherry. >> i guess a couple of the guys that worked in the barbershop got wind that i knew how to cut really good. so they sabotaged the clippers, before i cut this guy's hair, they unscrewed the screws in the clippers. so when i started cutting his hair, the blades fell out. >> you're holding it up kind of -- ohhh! look what you did back there. let's see. no, that looks good. let me tell you something, eric. you went way too back right here. >> don't do that! please don't do that! >>> coming up -- >> did you call officer, eberle a bad little [ bleep ] pig? >> yeah, and i called her miss piggy, too. that's my nickname for her. >> timothy schrieber is at it again. and later, the actions of one inmate puts limon and the entire state prison system on edge. ♪ make the best entertainment part of your holidays. catch all the hottest handpicked titles on the winter watchlist, only with xfinity from comcast. >>> got mail. >> somebody loves me. >> it's exciting to get mail. it's a blast. i really look forward to it. mail call, it's like maybe somebody wrote me. it's real

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county police hope that newly released surveillance video will catch the gunman that shot up a barbershop. he walked up to the hair studio yesterday and opened fire and four of the 11 people inside were hurt. the same incident happened last tuesday. philadelphia police released this video of the drum up of a store in grays ferry, it happened in the snyder supermarket last month. two thieves cut a hole in the roof and dropped in. one man disconnected a surveillance camera and didn't notice the other wins, they took cash and cigarettes, and if you recognize the suspects please contact police. and thomasina tynes was sentenced to to years in prison and has to pay a fine. they were found guilty of clearing tickets for political favors. >>> well, the pentagon tonight says that a special forces team tries to rescue hostage, luke somers last month but they didn't know he was moved from the cave he was being kept in. he was kidnapped a year ago in yemen and is held by al qaeda. he appears here on yemen's branch asking for help. the group gave president obama three days to meet their demand if not

while your local barbershop may be entertaining, it isn't the training ground for progressive gendertly his world has come crashing in on him. the ultra aurter of respectability politics has been alleged as a serial rapist. a man who allegedly dropped drugs in women's drinks over the last 40 years and sexually abused them or otherwise assaulted them against their wills and often while they were in varying states of consciousness or unconsciousness. i think beverly johnson has added heft and believability to the accusations against cosby because she has nothing to gain by coming forward, but surely a lot to lose. in "vanity fair" she writes a voice in my head kept whispering black men have enough enemies out there already, they certainly don't need someone like you, an african-american with a famous name fanning the flames. black women can't be forced to choose between their gender or race and harbor secrets that shred their hearts and ruin their lives because of a false notion of race loyalty. black men must prove our loyalty to black women, even if it means calling out one of our mo

. >> reporter: at chalia's barbershop at 916 main, there's talk of wild bears wandering in from the hills. >> the bear was taken out and put into the back of a wildlife truck. >> i guess they're looking for food. there's no water source, so the bears coming into the city. >> reporter: leias servin worries the drought will cost his parents, who work in the fields and who can't afford to lose the hours. how are they getting by? >> well, they have... i guess they have to make it work, but yeah it's hard getting by when they are cutting you short. i mean, it's a couple of paychecks less that you get. >> reporter: delano's main street sits at the southern end of california's central valley, the richest agricultural valley in the world. the valley supplies 25% of all the food eaten in the united states, and yet, all around delano the drought has cost thousands of jobs, especially in the fields. this grape vineyard is 23 miles from delano's main street. crew boss sonia robles, still wearing the protective sun mask that she wears in the field, says she's had to turn away people looking for work.

. >>> police in berks county released surveillance video of a barbershop shooting in the hopes that someone can identify the gunman. they walked up to the all-star studios on thursday and fired several shots through the window and the next day opened the front door and started shooting, four people were hurt and one critically. police think that the same person is responsible for both incidents. >> you heard of 99 bottles of beer on the wall but what about 99 bottles of root beer on the tracks this happened after a truck and train collided. the impact tore the truck wide open, spilling empty glass root beer bottles all over the tracks and the ride. amazingly nobody was hurt. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a trio of bungling burglars that made a mess of a grays ferry business, they captured the unmasked suspects at the schneider supermarket on november 12th, they casually rounded up laptops and cash and cigarettes thinking they disabled the store's only video camera, after knocking over shelves the suspects fled. if you recognize the th

1999 berks county reading police say they hope surveillance helps catch the gunman that shot up a barbershop. men walked to the window of all star hair studio last wednesday and opened fire four of 11 people inside at the time were hurt the same type of incident happened last tuesday and investigators are not ready to connect both to the same gunman california university is under investigation for boys that beat up a man and yelled football strong and drove away. the university in western pennsylvania forfeited next game and suspended players. the investigation into that team will cost the school 60,000. >> if your holiday party plans involve drying they should involve a designated driver. the highway traffic safety division in new jersey is getting more than 1.2 million to 165 police the driver sober or get pulled over campaign kicks off tomorrow and runs through january 2 each department gets 7500 to call for saturation patrols and sobriety checkpoints. >> cher has harsh words for chris christie she tweeted he is a despicable bully that can forget about being president. he reject aid bill

we met willard lucas inside the prison barbershop when we shot at indiana state a few years earlier.e was in for murder and had no hope of getting out. >> i got double life and i got to stay here until i die, and hopefully, i can stay right where i'm at. i've been on this chair 26 years. hopefully, i won't be there another 26, but there's a lot of us in here doing multiple life that won't ever get out, and i'm one of them. >> we came to find out that inmate barbers here are not unlike small town barbers. they're popular and well-liked. they even cut staff's hair. so when lucas died during the course of our second visit to isp, it was no surprise that his memorial was attended not only by his family and fellow inmates, but a significant number of staff. >> he was a good guy, a real good guy, and i miss him. every day when he used to come back from the chow line, he'd knock on my window and say, hey, what are you doing? what's up? or i'd "f" with him, whatever, you know. he was just a good guy. >> the death of our brother luke recalls our human condition and the brevity of our lives on

it's kind of weird but amazing that he's in a barbershop quartet. i do think he's a serial killer.. there's something about him. >> i'm so happy to sit across from him. that's really comforting. >> so yesterday a guy who lives in my town, grew up in the town i live in right now was in the building. there he is right there to the five. he's promoting a basketball. remember that? best television movie ever, sharknado. there may be a sharknado 3. let him know that i have no time to do a cameo in sharknado 3. >> you know he's friends with my brother, too, tony. >> am i the only one who doesn't know him? >> bob, you're up. >> all right. this is a happy story for christmas. gauge, a 6-month-old sheep, a friend of our executive producer, was found wandering through an omaha neighborhood wearing a christmas sweater. the christmas sheep spread online and led to the reunion. he was found wandering around omaha sunday night and they sent it out on social media. it got millions of hits and thankfully the news reached his owner, margaret vazquez and industry retrieved her pet tuesday. >> speaki

police in berks county released this surveillance video of a gunman opening fire outside of a barbershopving four people injured. it happened last wednesday and police say the man targeted the same store the day before, 11 people including children were inside of the store at the time. >>> police in the lehigh valley say they are closing in on the person that committed an act of vandalism at a judge's office. they notified police on monday after noticing a smashed window and door at the office of district manager, rick hawk. they hope to make an arrest soon. >>> a large crowd gathered in new york's times square to protest the grand jury's decision for not dating the officer that was responsible for the death of eric garner. they were attempting to arrest him for selling unpacked cigarettes on the street. one officer was seen wrapping his arm around garner's neck and the father of six could be heard gasping, i can't breathe. they ruled garner's death homicide and that a chokehold contributed to it. this grand jury decision stunned garner's loved ones. >> that grand jury decision, outrageo

it's been singing in barbershop quartet singing on the floor for 150 years. beginning in the 1930s things took a much more sentimental tone during the depression. revived the 1905 song and sort of become the anthem of the nyse. here is art cashin to lead in the annual singing of "wait till the sun shines, nelly". ♪ wait till the sun shines, nelly ♪ ♪ ♪ we will be happy, nelly ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> art cashin who just celebrated 50 years of singing, 50th anniversary as a member. we celebrated that yesterday. they changed the style? >> they were singing that when i first became a member 50 years ago. and it even preceded that. they started to do it in an that form. >> when it became sentimental did that reflect the more difficult times of the 1930s? because that song was out of fashion when it began being popular again. >> it was the hope that the clouds would roll by. seats on the stock exchange traded at $17,000. they had an insurance policy that paid you 20,000. so you could buy a seat and die and make $3,000. >> in the 1920s the seats were going fo

old school barbershop over there, mexican. >> and then what else have we got. >> we have a craft beer cigar shop. >> the oldest in south philly. >> yes. >> so does this work? >> make sure you that one. >> we got it. [ laughter ] >> clearly he doesn't mind the new philly. >> the guy yelling is a regular in the cigar shop or as he likes to be called antoni you could call him the face of the old middle class. >> so now you have a whole bunch of different people moving in. young professionals moving in. >> yes. >> does that keep the neighborhood solid? >> yes, they have kept our neighborhood solid. it has changed, because their aspects are a little different than ours -- >> because of their age or -- >> both. both. [ laughter ] >> and the biggest problem growing philadelphia's middle class is jobs. that's what larry says the director of pew charitable trusts philadelphia research initiative. he joins us tonight aptly from philadelphia. and it was your report that got us to do this series. we indicated that things have turned in philadelphia. while we're looking at the last 40 years, the l

dad, michael, always nearby, we watched asia take her pitch on sidewalks, in markets and in city barbershops> reporter: has she sold you anything? >> of course! she stole my heart! >> reporter: and not just his. >> the name of my business and smart girl business. >> good for you, darling! good for you. >> i'm trying to extend my business. >> how about a $100 bill, sweet heart? look at me, look at me. how's that. >> so good. >> here you go, sweet heart. >> her power pitch sealed with a kiss from a stranger. while spending time with asia i couldn't help wondering what she would do with the same "wolf of wall street" litmus test we showed you earlier. if you had to sell that pen to me, how would you go about doing that? >> okay. excuse me, sir, hi, how are you? >> reporter: good. >> well, i'm fantastic. my name is asia newson. and i'm known as detroit's youngest entrepreneur and i really need you to help me out with this $15 investment, and in return, i'll give you this beautiful, great pen. i mean, like, don't you have a notebook? you really need this. >> reporter: where's my wallet? you're go

the singing of the christmas carols and barbershop quartets quarrel go goes back to the 1870.his one in particular game a real favorite during the depression. "wait till the sun shines nelly." ♪ ♪ ♪ wait till the sunshines nelly as the clouds go drifting by ♪ ♪ we will be happy nelly by and by ♪ ♪ down the sleigh will wander. sweethearts you and i ♪ ♪ wait till the sun shines nelly by and by ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> only really became popular during the 1930s. how did that come about? >> it was the song that lingering promising the clouds would role by in the depression and as we got into the war it became more important. >> jim you are sort of the unofficial of the president of the new york floor society. merry christmas to you and your family. >> glad to be here. i'm glad i'm back in shape and intend to be here as long as they let me in the door. god bless everybody. >> a little more raucous in the 1870s perhaps when they had to call in the police on everybody. and a special treat. art cashin becoming a member, december 30th. a nice little celebration on that day and may

. >> come out of the barbershop. oh, my god, he got me!> he's a cartoon character with that haircut. but john mccain hasn't met a war he doesn't want to fight and now he wants to fight a cyberwar. >> but newt's another kettle of fish. when newt starts talking about, we have to track them down. and what are you going to do when you get there? shoot the guy, the president of pyongyang? >> do i find it that north korea, not the most sophisticated country in terms of technology -- >> we thought that. >> -- was table to break through sony, a great company like that. it is worrisome. cybersecurity is an issue we've talked about a long time, the president has talked about. maybe we should have more discussions and plans about. >> but if we look at it the second time, you say, i have an iphone, i don't know how to build an iphone, but i have one. can't someone in north korea have enough money to go to the guys in the chinese and say, i know about this stuff. not that they know how to do it, they want to do it. >> but where did they get the money t

. >> five years after literally getting away with murder in a county jail, munoz walked into a barbershopl gang member and he killed again. >> i shot him two times in his chest. he fell down. he got back up, to my surprise. i mean, it was just, to me it was remarkable that you could shoot somebody two times in his chest with a .9 millimeter and he could get back up. so i finished shooting him until the clip was empty, and i jumped in my car and i left. >> this time he was arrested three hours after the shooting and was eventually sentenced to life in prison. a faw years later munoz got a surprise visit. it was from the county's cold case unit. >> he talked to me in this visiting room right here and he asked me and i told him. >> almost nine years after he strangled an inmate in county jail, frederico munoz was convicted and received a second life sentence. >> so this is it, huh? >> this is it. for anybody who thinks that it's cool to gang bang, to live that lifestyle, the logical conclusion of that lifestyle is you're going to be in a casket because you were dumb enough to get shot or str

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everyone in my barbershop quartet is debt. [laughter] but it's fun.it's very playful about the anachronism. the big thing about the second captain america movie is he's very pro-american but in the second captain america move he discovers what amounts to the nsa surveillance scheme and you can add american and he wants to fight the nsa. it's a really complicated thing for him as a frozen world war ii boy scout, how would a person and 2011 think about the nsa surveillance program. it's kind of interesting. if you were to do that thing into the article, i say this more economically i found, if you were to read it to come in the article because i'm sitting there talking about this, what would happen if they frozen wonder woman in 1941 and she wakes up in, and it's 2014. she's like, okay, equal rights than it was introduced in 1923. that's not funny. it's just not funny. i'm laughing but not a lot. that's one thing you couldn't do if you were writing the story, right? one thing that comic book people tell me that they have done is that comic books have ch

on that quote the arizona congressman morris udall want to go story about a response he got at a barbershop in maine. he looked in at the door and meaning to introduce himself said, moe you don't run for president yet, the barber said. we were just laughing about it this morning. it's not hard to know where mark acquired his self-replicating approach to the world. it's not hard to know where he inherited his commitment to civil rights, to conversation -- conservation into good government. mark said was doing this time that his political views were formed and he went on himself to seek office in 2008 when mark was elected to represent colorado, and the united states senate and his cousin tom was elected to serve the state of new mexico and is one of our colleagues today. mark udall's connections to the west and to public service come from both sides of his family. moe udall, a man of many talents, met marks mother while playing basketball in colorado. patricia said sam was a sharpshooter, pilot and the peace corps. she was a native colorado and the person market credits most for his passion

it includes the vanity of a barbershop, beauty shop, world-class jim, subsidies -- world-class gym, and subsidies for his debate showed up for nine days of work in september, not a single day in october, less than a week in november. hard.on't work they are the laziest congress in history. and they shut down the government. us would lose our jobs in our humble existence. , no way canges lawmakers read this and understand it for some it's happening too fast can i because they don't work enough and they work in crisis. they wait until the last minute and now it's a big crisis and then they have to get out of town again really fast. is joanne in pennsylvania talking about some of the provisions in the spending bill, specifically the legislative branch spending bill. there is one part of the package where congress looks to fund its own operation, included the capitol police, its own offices command its own functioning. here is the editorial board of the "wall street journal" calling the spending bill the way to govern. -- no way to govern. that is the editorial board of the "wall street jou