>> reporter: he gets a haircut and the barber get as story.ttle batman gives that cape back and gets his $2. >> i think it's helping people learn their vocabulary, get better grades in school. >> reporter: and get ready for cayden brown, just 3. handed his book, "stormy night." afterward, he pays the barber. >> you read, so -- that's yours. >> oh, thank you. >> you're welcome! >> reporter: they come smiling, end up reading. alex fuller owns the barbershop. >> it just took off. it's been great and the parents just love it. they love it a lot. >> reporter: it's called the read to a barber program. >> the objective is to have every kid in the city to have a book in their hand. the joy will come 10, 15 years from now, with some kid comes back from college, i chose to be a writewriter, i chose to be a journalist, because you had me read while i came to the shop. >> and so we choose the barbers and those boys reading those books. good night. >>> i am just heart broken. >> his death is personal for those who knew him and public for millions more who

is what planned for his barber shop, family day, celebration the. it is an annual celebration of racial unity, he says doctor king junior who was assassinated on this day in 1968 had a civil rights movement. now we have a human rights movement. >> if nothing else we all think differently but we will be able to put things together as we come together and start dialogue, that is why we have barber shop to have a conversation to get things off the ground. >> woodard was also named philadelphia's good neighbor of the year, human family day celebration will take place april 30th, at union baptist church. >>> well, public safety officials are honoring a philadelphia police officer for his dedication to a job he holds dear. >> chief gregory massy was recognized for his volume they are with philadelphia's second alarms a group that provides support for first responders after a emergency calls. he has volunteered for two decade serving as its chief, since 1997. and the job is personal, his sonnies a philadelphia fire fighter. >>> tonight, we're introducing t

one local barber is doing that one free haircut at a time but there's an itty bitty catch.elaware state trooper gunned down this afternoon outside bear wawa store corporal stephen ballard. he was an eight and a half year veteran. his body is now at the medical examiner's office in wilmington. and right now, in middletown, the man who police say shot and killed ballard is hold up after firing rounds of shots they say at them. they also blasted open his front door right around 8:30 tonight. but they're still negotiating with him. that neighborhood is locked do down. has been for hours. we'll have more as it breaks. ♪ planning has been under way for months. traffic closures for weeks. and now the nfl draft just hours away all happening right there on the ben franklin parkway. but signs of the nfl draft are all across the city of brotherly love even when you look up look at that. the peco crown lights are now displaying a draft themed message. you know it. philadelphia is ready for this colossal event. hundreds of thousands of people are going to join us on the parkway. which i

amy: to talk more about the law we are joined by refuse repbdz president barber seni seni and president of the naacp of north carolina. we take about the anniversary of dr. king's anniversaryech 50th in north carolina we wanted to get your take on what is taking right now in north carolina with the repeal, kind and there new law put -- this now will you 1 142. the part of what we hope is that the nation understand how we got first of all, this hb2 deal was passed by an all white jim crow publican caucus and i want to sayay ithat by senate leader tim burger and house leader floor in north carolina. secondly, it was passed as an just like the oy attempt in north carolina some years ago to do the marriage amendment. it was passed w wedge issue during the elelection. amy, that has 15 times passed that have been found unconstitutional. this is the same legislature the all white republican caucus that passed the worst voter iscrimination laws in the country and worst redistricting aws since the 19th century which have both been found unconstitutional. sameme legislate that denied in north xpa

may not seem like a big deal to some but a longer look at what it takes for an entire team of barberste their time to 50 haircuts you realize, the day was a real commit many. >> what's so important in serving the community it's worth giving up thousand plus dollars you could have glenn the money clearly wasn't the issue. >> ways out here you can help. trying to go out don it. you can't just sit around and hope it come. you got to get it. >> reporter: sometimes it's the small things that make a difference. not necessarily just about a haircut or financial implications. in this case it was another community member of member who found out what small play they could play in inspiring young people to be better, to do better for goodness sake. i'm bill ant son. ♪ kind of a big day tomorrow. kind of a big day. >> i don't know if you knew lucy the draft is tomorrow. >> the nfl draft? >> yes. >> i don't know if you noticed were you, yes, it is. no one has been talking about it. sorry. >> no. >> tomorrow. it's time to make predictions. i'll tell hugh the eagles will pick with the 14th overall p

watch this surveillance video that shows the 4-year-old skipping and playing around the barber shot.he sits down. look at this. right will, as she's sitting there, the bullets come flying into the shots, narrowly missed the girl. she runs away. she was hit with some glass but suffered non-life-threatening injuries. police arrested two men in connection with that incident. they said the shooting happened after a fight at a tattoo parlor. so alarming. >> good for her having instincts to run versus duck. >>> as the manhunt continues for joseph jakubowski, the secret service is analyzing the manifesto he sent the white house before stealing 18 rifles. in it he details examples of how the government has supposedly wronged him. he called the government a gang of terrorists and accuses of trying to brainwash citizens. he says the only way the system will take control of my life is over my dead body. >> police in madrid clash with soccer fans ahead of a match. look at the aftermath, about a 100 fans packed the city square. police say some of them lit flares and threw objects there. riot poli

police say the ryan thornhill walked into the giants barber shop on friday. discounted hair cut. when the barber refused....the suspect left. but later returned...this time with a gun. after shooting the barber --- other customers intervened and injured thornhill. the suspect is now being held without bail. and is charged with first degree murder. lawrence karnow: easter sunday was filled with rain and wind. many an easter egg hunt had to move indoors. tonight, showers continue but are becoming more widely scattered. you can see a few showers on our doppler radar. as much as a quarter of an inch of rain fell in the wettest parts of the bay area. you can see swirl of clouds as the storm moved onshore today. we had some brief moderate to heavy downpours and some gusty winds over 30 mph. the air is unstable behind the storm and that will keep the showers going overnight but they should become more scattered into tomorrow. highs today were much cooler too and in the 50s to low 60s. computer models are bringing in more clouds and at least a chance of a few more sh

that's one of those things, like he hates going to the barber. maybe if there's another kid there, they'd chat it up and he'd have a good time. >> if you walked into that barber shop, would you sit in the chair and let a four-year-old cut your hair? >> no, but he can cut my son's kid. >> if he had a full buzz cut, fine. >> might need a little cleanup, but it looked pretty good. >> it did. >> not time for the summer buzz, but warmer now. >> it is going to be warm tomorrow. some of the inla and areas will be pushing near 80 degrees, and san francisco will be nice and comfortable, too. it will be dry over the next few days, and we still see those temperatures going up and down. you have to make sure you check in every day because our weather will be changing. >> oh, yes. we follow you on twitter and facebook and instagram and all of it. >> and in person. right here on the forecast. >> thanks for joining us. next newscast is tonight at 5:00. have a great day. >> see. >>> stand by, everyone. we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >>> the end of an

he had a money dispute with the tattoo parlor next to the barber shop and was targeting the parlor.e is facing multiple charges including aggravated assault. >>> landslide on to a major u.s. highway in idaho is caught on camera workers with the state's transportation department captured these images right before the slide. keep your eye on the tree there the ground suddenly gives way, sending dirt and trees tumbling down the hill. you can see concrete barrier slide on the highway. just minutes before, quick thinking officials decided to close off that road but makes you wonder had they not had that forsight that could have been a bad situation. >> my goodness. >> slow motion there. >> see the concrete moving in the road there. >> welshing time is 4:43. >> yes. >> don't think that will happen around here today. >> hopefully not. >> no landslide in the forecast. no. >> all right, katie. you say it is another really, nice spring day, our temperatures in the lower 40's as we go outside, to our live neighborhood network at pleasant valley middle and high school. all calm. light wind. vir

jonathan: tim barber has the settlement and with the victims are saying tonight. tim: district officials claim this business claimed to have lawyers when it did not. now the settlement says they have to pay back customers, including the man that we talked to tonight. salvador perez says he was jobless for 10 months while he tried to provide for his daughter's. >> sometimes we do not have enough to eat. accuses unlimited technology solution of dropping the ball in providing immigration services. >> during those 10 months>>, they took my house, my car. i was not able to work ecocide and not have a work permit. tim: lawyers when it did not. the district sued the company and announced a quarter million dollar settlement, part of which will repay some victims. they helped the attorney general's office with the case. >> we are grateful for the district attorney's office, showing they are interested in protecting the immigrant community. tim: they can still provide other services, but they are etingd from mark employees as attorneys. i called the company several times to

who knew him in daringly as billy the barber. over the years, it is likely that lincoln enjoyed many conversations at the barbershop on east adams street at about new orleans, slavery, and the mississippi river with a bilingual catholic french haitian-american man who became his friend. the conversations would seem to be of substance, and the foundations of a genuine friendship. late in 1863, he wrote lincoln a warm letter of gratitude for the emancipation proclamation that had gone into effect a year earlier. i thought it might not be improper for one so humble in life and occupation to address the president of the united urville, "yet io do so knowing that it will be received warmly by you from your friend billy the barber." lincoln first learned of haiti when the men first met. three decades later, president abraham lincoln officially established diplomatic relations with the independent caribbean nation of haiti. there had to be some influence their. ironically, it was through lincoln's connection with new orleans and the eff

tim barber, abc 7 news. nancy: tim, thank you. into on your side digging the history of the black hawk helicopter, which is known as very dependable. have been black hawks built since 1979, but since 1983 at least 60 soldiers have been killed in crashes. the worst was in kentucky in 17 soldiers. again, far too soon to know the cause of what happened today. the firstthat you are to know when we are tracking breaking news by signing up for text alerts at wjla.com/text. jonathan: no word on what sparked a fire at a recycling atnt and rockville atlantic recycling. flames destroyed several cars, but no one was hurt. metro transit police are looking at afour men who be passenger sunday afternoon. the victim said he was attacked when he refused to give the man his cell phone. the victim's credit cards and while it were also stolen. the thieves got off at whaeton station. ifou video, the police would like to hear from you. nancy: a robbery and sex assault behind a busy strip mall over a year ago. the police thought they could track down w

tim barber has the very latest. tim? tim: the senators were brought right down pennsylvania avenue, right executive building, where tension is starting to melt with north korea. an unusual move during an unsettling time. the trump administration brought 100 senators to brief them on the unpredictable north korean regime. few details, but we know that an antimissile defense system has been set up 155 southwest of seoul, south korea. >> it is the hope of congress military action does not prove necessary. tim: top officials were at the meeting, including secretary of state rex tillerson and senator james mattis. >> we are confronting a very real threat. some south koreans are protesting united states actions could make them more vulnerable. setting up the defense system also angered russia and china, which were a sophisticated radar for spying. forces in the pacific told lawmakers that is meant purely for defense. moves closerg-un to his stated goal of a nuclear strike against american cities. system isefense expected to be

he plans to add showers and barber shop and medical services. this is the second facility the pontiff has opened to help the poor in rome. he opened a shower and barber shop near st. peter's about basa two years ago. it will help to restore dignity to many in need. >>> it was a chance connection that transformed into a second chance at life. we hear the story of a patient and doctor. >> reporter: for this 28-year-old mom it started with headaches. there were points i laid in my bed and cried because i was in so much pain. i want in for an mri they said there was a lesion in my brain, a minute later, that transmitted to a brain tumor. instead of crying this stuff mom from florida started writing, blogging about her fight to beat the tumor. the more people that started following it, the more encouraging everything got, the more prayers we were getting. >> reporter: doctors said surgery was not an option. >> what was that like to be rejected doctor after doctor. >> a feeling of hopelessness, i feel, but it got to the point where we were like okay i

live in southeast washington, tim barber, abc 7 news.hink.n: tim, be the first to know about breaking news by signing up for text alerts at wjla.com/text. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. scott: hello, everybody. i'm scott abraham at the verizon center. a first reading night for the capitals. they tied the game -- a frustrating night for the capitals, they tied the game at 2-2, but it was not enough, dropping game one to the pittsburgh penguins, and losing home ice advantage in the process. let show you how it went down inside of the verizon center. in the pass come easy finish. this game is tied at 2-2. caps fired up. four minutes later, washington caught out of position. that would turn out to be the game-winner. caps drop the series opener, 3-2. >> i don't think we are frustrated. i think we played a really strong game. if wek we can do better are going to have success, and that's the bottom line. scott: some great chances in the third, their goalie made some big saves. was that the diffe

tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. will remember the headline, a teacher and teenaged student vanished for a month, found hiding out in a remote cabin in today, reward money for tracking down thad cummins and his student. griffin mary got a $10,000 check today. he is the one who called the police and reported spotting the teacher. w developments, a letdown of a lifetime, thousands of dollars down the drain after never tied festival in paradise turned out to be a disaster. nancy chen has the disappointment. nancy: these concertgoers spent thousands for this luxury getaway in the bahamas, but now they are desperate to just go home. it was billed as the first music andtival with beach diet -- and beachside accommodations for stop instead, it is being called disorganized and chaotic. up, say it was not even set island cuisine was just bread and cheese. >> we had no electricity, no showers, no bathrooms, no, like, running water, nothing. nancy: organizers are postponing the festival, just trying to get the people off the is

allison barber reports. >> trump administration up veiling proposal to cut taxes. when it comes to individual the trump plan aims at bringing down rates, eliminating some deuk ductions and simplifying personal tax code. practice et cetera we have today and reducing them to only three brackets. a 10% breakit and 25% bracket and 35% practiceet. >> the white house want personal tax rate cut down to 35%. the president also wants to double current standard does he ductions aevrp keep dedictions for mortgage interest payments and charitable giving. >> we'll double the standard deduction so that married couple won't pay any taxes on owe the first 24,000 of income they earn. >> mean team the plan calls for a 15% corporate tax rate. down in the can't 35% a rate he says could also be available to small businesses. >> we'll have a one time tax on overseas profits which will bring back trillions of dlars that are or shore to be invested here in the united states. >> so far, republicans and wall street appear pleased. the plan's principles will serve as a guide when congress ne

tim barber has the investigation right now. tim: this is where the woman was hit, about a mile down the road. the suspect was arrested at the shopping center and his damaged car was found in the parking lot. when maria did not return from her morning walk, her daughter became terrified that she might be the victim in this deadly hit and run around the corner. i said, please, no, i hope it's not my mom. ozcanhey say that kenan ran over ascencio twice. >> do something like that. tim: the police say the 31-year-old suspect sped up. he is accused of assaulting another woman and stealing her phone. >> she was scared, shocked and surprised. was they say that ozcan hiding in the bathroom of the gym when he was arrested. >> i'm happy they found him. says the family does not know who he is or why he is accused of taking this loving 75-year-old away from her family. >> the best mother. my best mother. tim: ascencio moved to the united states from el salvador in 1997 to make a better life for her family. live in fairfax county, tim barber

the 28-year-old was a barber at this shop across the street from the parking lot where witnesses found him behind the wheel of his car late this morning. >> i saw him slumped like this in the car. >> reporter: phil lee owns the restaurant in the shopping center, his family owned the business for 45 years and he says there was only one other murder here more than ten years ago. >> you see this is a little quiet town and stuff like this does not happen. >> reporter: police only say it was a random act and that the cause of death was obvious. >> the victim sustained a gunshot wound to the head and died on scene. >> reporter: a teenager told us he saw the victim several times at the shop where he said all the barbers seemed like a close group. >> i saw them cutting hair, they were friendly to each other, really close. >> reporter: this is not what business owners or community members want to see happen so close to home. one business owner here did confirm to me that police are looking at surveillance video which actually may show the killing newark is looking for my help they can get findi

we know that like once in a while like all right, we're not going to take the trip to the barbers, let let my mom cut my -- actually -- although my niece cut her sister's hair all the time. it's sometimes good, sometimes a little bit of a mess. >> not lying my husband clips it and lets it down is how he cuts my daughter's hair. >> the highest paying salaries, plus saying good-bye to a letterman show icon. lots of wrinkle creams believe the more mysterious they sound, the more... powerful you'll think they are. it's time to see what power really looks like. new neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair with accelerated retinol sa. clinically proven to reduce wrinkles in just one week. wrinkles? your time is up! rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots. rapid tone repair. neutrogena® see what's possible. more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper by the time the drugs rannd wout, i was addicted.. it happen

s 1st class cuts outside of memphis -- the buzz is about a barber.all right. i never looked at myself as a role model, nothing like that. i just did it, having fun. >> reporter: kodell woods has been trimming hair for ten years. at nearby brewster elementary, he's a fixture here. first came here when his niece was a student and invited him for lunch. >> i said, who can i get in contact to come to the schools for one day to cut kids. >> reporter: you started looking need hair cuts? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: the bell began for free hair cuts, one wednesday, then the next, a weekly ritual. >> these two, at the time i was really going through something and i needed something to kind of get my spirit back going and get my spirit up. >> reporter: growing up with his dad is out of the picture. as adult money problems had woods down and out. so this wasn't just about hair cuts? >> no, sir. not at all. >> reporter: it was about more than hair cuts. >> much more than hair cuts. yeah. >> reporter: school administrators loved the idea but they thought looking sm

they say nobody knows you better than your barber. happens when your client is president erdogan? this man has known him for decades. to learn more, i first have to sit in the hot seat for a trim. while chatting he tells me erdogan hasn't changed much. he has lost his hair but he is still a karzcharismatic and hane man adding he is stronger than trump and that turkey needs him. he won't divulge too many secrets, like if he tips, but almost everybody here has a story about the local boy done good. yes, he has worked very hard for us. if he is in power, we relaxed. if he isn't in power, then we're screwed. the barber shop bant are leaves no doubt where the patrons' loyalty lies. mustafa tells me anyone who looks at the issues and thinks rationally will vote yes. turkey was in crisis before. i'm a working man and now i have a house and a car. but step outside the barber shop and into the neighborhood, not. >> is this enthusiastic. what gives me concern is will it always be him in power? what will happen to the parliament and will the peo

this is the first time the president has blamed barber al-assad for killing his own people. yesterday the attack was launched killing dozens of people including children asleep in their beds. russia has blamed it on the syrian rebels. they're supported by the united states. officials in moscow says a syrian air strike hit a weapons dump that released the deadly chemicals. here's the big picture. this sort of thing has been happening for years. the syrian dictator's barrel bombs have killed tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of innocent victims including women and babies in their beds. that too is a war crime. but it's a horrific video that the president said changed his minds and the nation's policy towards this conflict. we have no way to know whether the president was signalling an immediate military response. of this we're sure. the syrian regime is backed by the russians. the russians are fighting with them as are iranians. should the united states enter this conflict, supporting militarily the rebels, fighting against the syrians, we would be fighting the ru

host: reverend barber was a red -- a guest on this program. during the campaign, you can see the video if you go to the website. philip, brooklyn, republican line. caller: yes, good morning to you both. i'm a liberal republican. especially in new york, it's a lonely club. lincoln, teddy roosevelt, ronald reagan, my favorite presidents. they were not tea party republicans. since 2002, however, i have voted a straight democratic ticket. i'm not stupid and the republicans really went off on a lurch, further to the right and i have ever imagined. however, i was a bernie sanders supporter that voted and supported donald trump. here's why. all madam secretary had to do for the progressives -- i called them liberals, still, i'm 55. all she had to do in this pickry was packed -- bernie sanders as her running mate. had she done that, she would have gotten my vote and my support and she would be in the white house today. all of those millennials that were shocked and stayed home what have supported her. as far as populism, trump is a populist. the tea p

he is just 4 years old and when he grows up, he wants to be a barber just like dad.ay as well. he's been working at his father's barber shop the past six months and his dad people request the young boy when he come in, because he's that good. look at him. >> i wonder if he charges half price? >> that was good. pop star! >> okay. a little "pop star." >> here we go. how much would you spend to live like old school hollywood royalty? ♪ baby, might be quite continental but diamonds are a girl's best friend ♪ >> the star of classics like "gentlemen prefer blondes "and "some like it hot" marilyn monroe, perhaps the ultimate hollywood icon. dropped money tied to the bombshell. if you want to take it to the next level now you can own her home in the affluent l.a. neighborhood of brentwood for a cool $6.9 million. the first and only home she ever purchased herself. also where she died in 1962 at the age of 36. monroe reportedly bought the 1929 spanish style hacienda for $39,000. today on the market for about 93 times that amount. we did the math for you. hefty price tag. but

my barbers put in time because we appreciate the kids becaus the kids is what keep us going. >> reporterrcuts may not seem like a big deal to some but longer look at what it takes for an entire team of barbers to dedicate their time to 50 haircuts and you realize, the day was a real commitment. >> what's so important in serve the community that's worth giving up thousand plus dollars that you could have earned? >> the money clearly wasn't the issue. >> ways out here that you can help. you just got to go out there and do it. you can't sit around and hope it come. you going to get it. >> reporter: sometimes it's the small things that make difference much it's not necessarily just about a haircut or financial implications. in this case, it was another community member who found out what small part they can play inspiring young people to be better, to do better for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. ♪ >>> that's awesome. >> i know it is right. it shows you how one person can make such a difference in the lives of so many. >> huge. >> i love it. >> thanks, bill. >> all right. fox 29 news at 6:

. >> she's okay after bullets go by her head, find out what happened outside a barber shop that led to the gun fire. >>> plus living through the crack of a small child falls getting on a train and then survives. >>> a new trend in technology, why some people are implanting microchips in their body and how it is now leading to security concerns. >> ♪ >>> getting in the rhythm for spring weather, katie's back with your holiday forecast, right after this. that is coming up next. >>> what a fitting song, katie said other day thinks one of her favorite songs. >> we will be right back. kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >>> well, shocking footage is released showing young children slipping through cracks between trains and platforms, in australia. sidney trains is reminding parents to keep a close eye on their kid at train stations. video release is part of the safety campaign in new south wales. according to the transportation department there 81 children suffered injuries just last year, from slipping and falling on train platforms. >>> also,

to the barbers.their clippers tore out our hair, shaved every hair on our bodies. my head was buzzing. the same thought surfacing over and over not to be separated from my father, freed from the barber's clutches, we began to wonder about the crowd finding friends, acquaintances, every encounter filled us with joy, yes, joy. thank god, you are still alive, some were crying. they used whatever strength they had left to cry. why had they left themselves be brought here, why they didn't die in their beds, their birds -- words were with sobs. somebody through their arms around with me and a hug. he was weeping bitterly. i thought he was crying with joy at still being alive. don't cry, i said, don't waste your tears, do not cry, we are on the threshold of death. soon we shall be inside, do you understand? inside, how could i not cry? i watched darkness fade through the bluish skylights in the roof. i no longer was afraid. i was overcome by fatigue. the absent no longer entered our thoughts. when spoke of

moving companies, barbers, geologists, dance hall operators. >> all i care is they will do good work you weren't to prison, you paid your debt to society. coming out, how are they going to treat you? are we going to deny you solid work that accumulations and your family out of trouble? and you turn to a life of crime or dependency. john: how did we get the laws in the first time? i suspect trade saying we don't want competition. except they bribe legislation towards and make their own rules. >> you have government bureaucrats who like being busy bodies. they enjoy this for some reason. they know best, right? and their knowing best means people like lisa can't get a nurse practitioner. and there are people who don't like to competition. john: these rules are side and we should get rid of them. but there is this new approach. ban the box. explain what that means. >> it tells employers you can't put that box on the employment application asking if you have been in prison. it was that they were after he frayed of being hit with lawsuits for negligent hiring. john: i'll bet some worry if

the tall man was lincoln, he soon learned that the stranger was a barber and out of money. lincoln was taken to his boardinghouse and told the people there of his is this an situation. that opened the way for him to have an evening's work on the borders. later lincoln convinced him to settle in springfield, get married, raise a family and prosper as a barber. it was orville who groomed him and his attorney days, just before his final departure from springfield to become president of united states. over the years it is likely he enjoyed many conversations on east adams street, about new orleans, immigrants, slavery on the mississippi river. this bilingual man became his friend. there seem to be a substance of genuine friendship because in 1863 there was a letter of gratitude written to lincoln for the emancipation proclamation. i thought it may not be improper for want to address the president of the united states he wrote, i do so saying if it is received by you it will be read with pleasure and communication from your dear friend. in all likelihood lincoln first learned ab

larry: new at 6:00, a mother pulled a gun on her barber. look at that.used the overreaction ands how those inside alison: well, this massive fire made getting to wor beach. look at this. the driver of the semi managed to pull over to the shoulder before the truck burst into flames. then speeding the -- feeding the flames was bales of hay in the back of the semi. no one was hurt. larry: wow! take a look at this. dash camera in mobile, alabama, recording a jeep. watch this. flipping several times in the middle of rush hour traffic. my goodness. the driver was changing lanes when he clips the vehicle in front of him. this is in mobile, alabama. the driver wasn't hurt but the passenger had to be pulled from the vehicle. be careful. alison: hopefully smooth sailing in the area. we have a look at a project you want to plan around. >> southbound 95 tomorrow night through monday morning at 6:00 a.m. 95 tour to two. so keep this in mind. you will stick with route one as the alternate. metro this weekend we have the traffic work on the silver, orange and the red l

. >> ellison barber has more on the proposal and how leaders are responding. >> the trop administrationveiling a proposal to cut taxes when it comes to individuals the trump plan aims to bring down rates eliminating some deductions simplifying the personal tax code. >> taking the current tax brackets we have today reducing them to only three brackets. 10%, 25% and 35%. >> the white house wants the top personal tax rate cut down to 35%. the president also wants to double current standard deduction and keep deduction for mortgage interest payments and charitable giving. >> we will double the standard deduction, so a married couple won't pay taxes on the first $24,000 of income that they earn. >> in the meantime the plan calls for a 15% corporate tax rate down from the current 35%, a cut rate the administration says would be available to small businesses. >> we will have a one-time tax on overseas profits which will bring back trillions of dollars that are offshore to be invested here in the united states. >> so far republicans and wall street appear pleased, leaders say the plan principle

. >> reporter: they say nobody knows you better than your barber.at happens when your client is ergodon. to learn more, i first have tasit in the hot seat for a trim. while chatting he said ergodon lost his hair adding right now he is stronger that putin and trump and turkey needs him. like a good barber, he won't devulage too many secrets, like if he tips. almost everyone here has a story about the local boy done good. yes, he has worked very hard for us. if he is in power, we're relaxed. if he isn't in power, then we're screwed. the barbershop banter leaves no doubt where the patron's loyalties lie. mustofa tells me anyone who is rational will vote yes. i am a working man and now have a house and car. step outside the barbershop and into the neighborhood, not everyone is this enthusiastic. what gives me concern is will it only be him in power this lady who is still undecided tells me. what will happen to the parliament and will the people really have a voice? it's the nagging question for turks. no campaign sees this as a struggle. not only for tu

sounds good, thank you, disturbing video shows how close a 4-year-old girl was being shot inside a barber shot in arizona. you see the girl sit by a chair and seconds later the window shatters as two bullets fly past that child's head. there it is. she was hurt by flying glass, the child is recovering. police arrested the two men who got into a fight and fired the guns on monday morning. >>> the passenger who was dragged off a united airlines flight sunday night has taken his first step toward legal action. david dao has hired three personal injuries attorneys. the officers involved in the incident have been placed on eve. you nighted said it will issue refund to all the passengers on the plane for the full price of their ticket. >>> vatican is celebrating holy thursday today. pope francis prided over theism. pope francis will celebrate the evening mass of the lord. he is set to wash the feet of the prisoners a tradition of christ washing the disciples' feet before his crucifixion. >> reporter: facebook fake news tool is up and running. facebook was criticized during the presidential camp

the doors of the look at me now barber shop were open around 1:30 this afternoon. >> we heard a loud boom and everyone ran out to see if people were okay. >> reporter: just feet away a woman and her 6-year-old granddaughter were hit by a speeding dirt bike. >> i see a lady lying there. mom bleeding from the head. >> reporter: police say the man on the dirt bike crashed into a car, got up and car jacked another driver at knife point. >> he got the guy out the car -- >> reporter: then officers say the suspect took off. >> to the 6400 block of market where he abandoned the vehicle. >> reporter: from day to night, 69th street has been buzzing with people, especially children who attended a special show at the theater. >> both sides of the street were boxed up because of the show and everybody out easter shopping. >> reporter: and within moments they bekamp witnesses. >> i was heart broken because that could have been anybody. that could have been my family. >> reporter: police say this all could have started in philadelphia where the suspect could have been ischachased and this hour is s

. >> i told maggie, i had to stop by barber from coming in it he would have been staug you. lot of folks are loving it on showtime. thank you for watching, as always, keep the faith. for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley on pbs.org. >> join me next time, with legendary entertainer, tony bennett. that is next time, see you then. >>> good evening from los angeles. i'm tavis smiley. a little over three months into the trump presidency, and the administration is confronting two major world crises -- the civil war in syria and north korea's growing nuclear weapons program, but what are president trump's foreign policy plans, and what about issues here at home like jobs and health care? tonight, a conversation with two-time pulitzer prize-winner, journalist and author nicholas kristof of "the new york times." we're glad you've joined us. that conversation starting right now. ♪

moment bullets come within inches of taking a little girls life inside of a barber shop. >>> nfl losesn off the field icon long time steelers owner dan rooney pass is a way, a look back at how he change the game. >> well, he sure did. when you talk bay close call, lauren johnson, police in arizona released this footage now showing a little girl, narrowly escaping tragedy. she avoided bullets, that were fired into a barber shop where she was playing at the time, wow, the shots were fired, according to police, shooter pulled trigger second after she sat down in that chair. bullets pierced the glass about head level for her, two arrests have been made in connection to that shooting, wow. >>> all right. secret service agents fired why their former boss say they put the president's security at risk. >>> sometimes you just can't understand, bob the thinking process of some people especially as secret service agent. >>> 6:12. go for a ride, southbound i-95 bucks county bensalem northeast philadelphia looking good and lets go down the shore, ready, as oh, ah, picture of the morning, as we look

. >> we get the latest from f fox's allison barber. >> this video received a fast response from american airlines. and even faster one on social media. and passengers on a flight from san francisco to dallas are accusing a flight attendant of actually hitting a mother with her own child's stroller. one passenger took out their phone and then posted a video to facebook. the video allegedly shows what happened after the incident. and you can clearly see a woman holding a baby and crying. the person who posted this described it by saying that a flight attendant violently took a stroller from a lady with a baby hitting area and just missing the woman you see crying is not the only one upset in the video and at least one other passenger gets up. first to ask for the flight attendant's name and then to confront him. and here's how that whole thing went down. the passenger says "hey, bud, you do that to me and i'll knock you flat. the flight attend aunt says, you stay out of this hit me come on, bring it on and the passenger says, you try that, i'll knock you out bro' and the flight attendant s

when he grows up, he wants to be a barber just like dad.s way as well. he's been working at his father's barbershop for the past six months. his dad says people request the >>> and "pop start." >> dylan dreyer, "pop start." >> how much would you spend to live like old school hollywood royalty? ♪ >> the star of classics like "gentlemens like blondes," marlin monroe is the hollywood icon. it's no wonder people have dropped big bucks to live like the hollywood bombshell. now you can own her home in the neighborhood of brentwood for a cool $6.9 million. it was the first and only home she ever purchased herself. it's also where she died in 1962 at the age of 36. monroe reportedly bought the 1929 hacienda for $75,000. >> wow. >> today it's on the market for we did the math for you. a hefty price tag. >> someone will buy that in a heartbeat. for some people, $6.9 million, that's nothing. especially in that neighborhood. >>> and at 66 years old, bill murray shows no fear of slowing down or of trying something new. "the groundhog" actor is embarking

fox's ellison barber has the story. >> this video received a fast response from american airlines, andeven faster one on social media. passengers on a flight from san francisco to dallas are accusing a flight attendant, of actually hitting a mother with her own child's stroller. one passenger took out their phone, and then posted a video to facebook. the video allegedly shows what happened after the incident. you can clearly see a woman holding a baby, and crying. the person who posted this described it by saying that a flight attendant, quote, vie rently took a stroll fresh a lady, with her baby, hitting her and just missing the baby. the woman you see crying is not the only one upset in this video, at least one other passenger gets up, first to ask for the flight attendant's name, and then to confront him. here's how that whole thing went down. the the passenger's gervais hey budd do you that to me and i'll knock you flat. hit me, come on, bring on. passenger says: you try that i'll knock you out bro. the flight attendant says: you rat. you don't even know the what store i the pass e

there will be more blasts from the past popping up as guest stars, including soleil moon frye, andrea barber christine's former step by step co-star, patrick duffy. >>> this sunday the founder of playboy will turn 91 years old. his life is the stuff of legends. that's why a new story about how hef changed the way the world looks. >> i don't want to follow trends, i want to create them. >> playing hef in the early years, matt we'll and. >> this is '70s? yeah, can you see from these sweet flairs and beautiful silk shirt. >> my side burns, yeah. >> don't forget the trademark pipe. keep puffing. before they say action, hopefully it will stay lit for a little bit. >> it's part dramatization,t comedy. >> he learned firsthand about the empire. >> i started the magazine with $612 on my kitchen table in had chicago. >> appearing in the movie is hugh's son cooper. their mom was hugh's second wife kimberly conrad. >> all my boys. >> life was very different for me compared to most -- specifically just growing up with a mansion, amazing mecca for parties. >> hef's parties were epic. hollywood's hottest t

. >> i told maggie, i had to stop by barber from coming in it he would have been staug you. lot of folks are loving it on showtime. thank you for watching, as always, keep the faith. for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley on pbs.org. >> join me next time, with legendary entertainer, tony bennett. that is next time, see you then. steves: salzburg's cathedral, constructed in the early 1600s, was one of the first grand baroque buildings north of the alps. it's sunday morning. the 10:00 mass is famous for its music, and today it's mozart. enter the cathedral, and you're immersed in pure baroque grandeur. ♪ dona nobis ♪ ♪ nobis pacem ♪ since it was built in only about 15 years, the church boasts particularly harmonious art and architecture. in good baroque style, the art is symbolic, cohesive, and theatrical, creating a kind of festival procession that leads to the resurrected christ triumphing high above the altar. ♪ nobis ♪ ♪ dona nobis ♪ ♪ nobis pacem ♪ ♪ pacem ♪ music and the visual art complement each other. the organ loft fills the church with glorious sou

fox news reporter, elson barber tells us the white house says the proposed changes would effect nearly every american. >> the trump administration unveiling a proposal to cut taxes. when it comes to individuals, the trump plan aims at bringing down rates, eliminating some deductions, and simplifying the personal tax code. >> taking the current 7 tax brackets we have today, and reducing them to only 3 brackets. a 10% bracket, a 25% bracket, and a 35% bracket. >> reporter: the white house wants the top personal tax rate cut down to 35%. the president also wants to double current standard deductions, and keep deductions for mortgage interest payments and charitable giving. >> so that a married couple won't pay any taxes on the first $24,000 of income they earn. >> reporter: meantime, the plan calls for a 15% corporate tax rate. down from the current 35%. a cut rate that the administration says would also be available to small businesses. >> we would have a one time tax on overseas profits which will bring back trillions of dollars that are offshore to be invested here in the united states