so the barbers here are more than barbers.iously, but they are an ear to talk to, someone to confide in, a friendly face. a lot of people see their barbers more than their friends sometimes and you have a lot of deep conversations with these people and you become a lot more like family, so a lot is shared in a barber shop and that communal aspect is a very big part of us. fabio, my brother originally owned the shop and he was the barber, he was the star, he was the main reason people went to that shop for his energy, his dna was in the walls, you could feel, breath, hear, everything in that shop was fabio down to a t. so if you saw fabio in the street, you would definitely notice him, he would be dripped out wearing the best clothes, looking his best, just enjoying life, walking with a bounce. if you knew him he would greet you with such a happy welcome, he'd hug you, he'd want to know about what's going on, he'd make a proper song and dance and fuss and make you feel special. if he saw you as family, or really close, he genui

but bart barber's vote was not among them.s the credibility of my testimony for me to be a vocal supporter of a demonstrably evil man whose campaign platform consists mainly of his evilness. >> i did not vote for president trump in 2016 and that lays out my rational for that pretty well. >> what was the evilness you saw? >> the way he treated women that had been documented at that point. i thought that a lot of the rhetoric about immigration was wrongful. a lot of southern obamas thought the rhetoric about immigration was wrongful. >> you're talking about legal immigration. >> i'm talking about legal immigration. >> you embrace it. >> i embrace it. i am thankful -- i live in texas. i'm surrounded by people who are in intermarried into our families. they make our community better. >> correct me if i'm wrong in 2020 you did vote for donald trump. >> start of what changed is that the president advocated for some legislation on sentencing reform, something that really addressed some injustice that affected minority communities. i

bart barber says he stands by that today.on is not -- is not to police everybody's sex life. our interest with abortion is that we believe that's a human person who deserves to live. there was just the case recently, a 10-year-old girl who's raped, barred from having an abortion in ohio. was able to obtain one in, in indiana. i mean, this is a little girl who, she has a right to life too. sure. >> even in that case you think she should have the child? >> i do. >> she should be forced to have the child? >> i think, um, i don't want that to sound like i don't have tremendous compassion for her and her circumstance. i wish we could put an end to 10-year-olds being raped. i'm trying to work against sexual abuse because i think that's atrocious. >> but you don't see forcing a 10-year-old child to go to term with a baby from rape, as abuse of a child. >> i see it as horrible. i see it as preferable to killing someone else. >> not surprisingly, barber and the sbc, oppose same-sex marriage. >> we're committed to the idea of gender is

that his barber business got more — is that his barber business got more popular. thinking about is how do i he is thinking about is how do i buy— he is thinking about is how do i buy a — he is thinking about is how do i buy a home for my family? how do as— i buy a home for my family? how do as support my family and i 'ust do as support my family and i just love _ do as support my family and i just love that mentality is popular— just love that mentality is popular it's incredible, i can't _ popular it's incredible, i can't explain how my life has changed _ can't explain how my life has changed after coming in rajasthan royals family. it's like they gave me everything. if like they gave me everything. if you — like they gave me everything. if you see _ like they gave me everything. if you see they are taking care of everything. they are taking care _ of everything. they are taking care of— of everything. they are taking care of my of course cricket, my practice, my strength and training, _ my practice, my strength and training, of course the big part— training, of

. >> -- bob barber, next president of the southern baptist. >> when bob barber was elected presidentweeks after independent investigation revealed some former members of the as pcs executive committee. which oversees budget and organizational instruct you sat for decade ignored accusations of sexual abuse and southern back is churches that seminaries. partly to avoid being held financially liable. >> they kept a list of over 700 names of people, who are credibly accused. but they said, we couldn't get to the church, local churches have autonomy. and who they hire, fire forecasters. we can tell them they can hire this person. >> ryan verges innocent professor and eastern illinois university. and an american baptist popped. or a leader daily aliveness and on -- politics. >> where they calling law enforcement police know there was a predator at this church in this? stay >> executive committee have the list, put it in a drawer and untalented buddy about for over ten. yes >> that's the mindset that we're repudiated and moving against. >> when you read the report. and to read accounts of p

>>> repeated break-ins at one bay area barber shop. what the business owners believe the thieves are after and why the efforts to fight back with not going as planned. >>> bracing for the jump in flu cases, the advice from bay area doctors about the best way to stay protected, the measures they're urging everyone to take. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. >>> good morning to you, bay area, happy thursday, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we will check that morning commute with mike in just a little bit. vianey is in for kari, she has a look at you are our forecast. >> it will be a good one, a little cooler heading into the weekend, we do have some changes. i'm going to help you plan out -- i know it's thursday, but we always look ahead. >> always. >> take a look at the visibility, too. your current temperatures out the door, not too bad, you will maybe want a light sweater, 59 degrees in san jose and if you look at the skies we do have those cloudy conditions, beautiful

barber business has got more popular.he first thing he is thinking about is how do i buy a home for my family? how do i support my family and i just love that mentality. it's incredible, i can't explain how my life has changed after coming in rajasthan royals family. it's like they gave me everything. if you see they are taking care of everything. they are taking care of my of course cricket, my practice, my strength and training, of course the big part is finance. they are giving me everything like which i get, i got a really good contract last year. it's just no other words to say about them, it's just a feeling which you get when you go to your family and you feel like this is the place i want to be. these stories are quite frequent, ithink, throughout the ipl and it's quite fascinating to hear them and how that dream, i guess, has burned so bright for so many people around india that cricket can be the thing that will get them — you know, it's notjust about playing cricket, it will help the whole family and them them

the barber, we're going to need to put this in here. no. >> jimmy: no. >> no. i smoke. sir, i understand. only our actor doesn't. and i went -- you couldn't be talking about me. at this point, i'm also producing the show, like you said. so i'd been trying to be somewhat professional and take a sabbatical. so 104 degrees, 3:00 in the morning, 4:00 in the morning, he, you know, smoked the chillum, said a prayer and passed me the chillum. >> jimmy: the chillum is the pipe? >> the chillum is the pipe. yeah, we shot that scene. >> jimmy: and then what happened? >> we reshot the scene. >> jimmy: you reshot the scene, yeah. it didn't knock you out? >> yeah. i mean, after a four-month saab cal, a little of that nepalese hash. it was coated with fake marijuana. >> jimmy: it turns out the prop guy is rights really is the message we're learning here? >> yeah. >> jimmy: wow, this is some crazy thing. you said you were there for how long in india? >> i was there for a month initially as a tourist. i went back and forth as we were setting the show up

and today, bishop barber launched a new initiative to register and mobilize low wealth voters with aon of organizations including the league of women voters, planned parenthood, and black voters matter. it's called register, resist, reclaim, and he joins me now. bishop, always great to see you. tell we what register, resist, reclaim is looking to do and where are you looking to do it? >> you can go to www.vote411.org, register, resist, reclaim. we're saying to poor and low wage, low wealth voters that you must mobilize. you cannot nearly mourn over what has happened. we're trying to make sure people understand in every state where the margin of victory was within 3%, poor and low income voters make up over 4% of the vote. in states like florida, only 4% of low income voters voted last time. they could outdistance any margin of victory. 19% in north carolina, 4% in pennsylvania. 1% in michigan, 4% in florida. we have power, and we're doing this on top of the poor people's campaign effort that followed our mass meeting in june, called if you ever needed to vote for democracy and justic

i'm not going to go to the barber to remove my back hair.this extension nails, titanium trims, revolutionary design positions. the blades on the side just like a comb for a more natural feel in a handle extends a full 40 millimeters to reach where you never could before. on back in body. nothing else comes close. >> i thought it was really cool. they can extend. it really helps. that actually extension made it so easy i would never use any other clippers. this is the one snap on the cowl and keep your look tight between barber visits with the titanium trim. i can do the touch up work between barbara visits. i'm saving time, i'm saving money. snap off the cuff and edge sideburns, beards and neckline with total precision extended team. those places barbers can on shoulders back in body micro touch titanium trim. the one tool it does it all. >> sometimes i just need a little bit off and that's what's great about this product. these cars you just take a little bit off. okay, i'm good. but you can come. you can cut simple. this is saving me money

a barber. a barber, if the country becomes more prosperous a barber is not going to continue to be accepting as you saw in the 1970s, two dollars or less in the early '80s, four dollars for haircut. you're not going to get the labor so you're going to pay the barber more because the general prosperity is going up. and so that is just supply and demand and people buying more things. this gets to one of the flaws of price indexes. they often don't really keep up with the changes when you have more services, and online. you have more products coming online. the whole rights of internet, the whole rise of iphones, cell phones. you take, for example, the original cell phone in early 1980 coming out of motorola that cost $3950. you had a battery lasted about an hour, as big as, the phone was as big as a shoebox and weighed like a brick. now today you have devices even though they may cost 800, 500, 1300 depending on the model that are virtual supercomputers, way beyond voice. that's awfully hard to c

in zimbabwe, barbers aren't just for haircuts. they're also places to make friends and exchange all the news and gossip. luckily, he's managed to find such a place right here in berlin. is one the very few places where i kind of feel my roots and i feel kind of a little bit back at home because as a black person, you cut your hair like every 2 weeks. it becomes quite often. so you end up knowing each of the end of chatting all the time and it just, yeah, it is the one thing where i can just sit back and reconnect with it. but when it comes to national identity, zimbabwe is the only country for kelvin jones. that's where his roots are. his single carry you as an homage to his homeland. the video features his friends and family carriers. the 1st time that i got zimbabwe into a song like i tried so many times and it was never organic, it never made sense. it was fake and i had my guitar want and i was like, no hold on. suddenly dawn, when your love is running low and there was something about this darling that felt really like i coul

siberian barber, i think you will understand why i would like to put here? look officers, remember to stand under the bullet. st this is patience. patience in danger is the victory of the russian soldier, brave and patient, therefore not we will win. love the russian soldier take care of him. happiness. hallelujah well, that's all we wanted to talk about today, especially since, as always. our sword came in time krivoruchko. and he said, we are leaving one by one, if anything, we are geologists looking forward to seeing you at the next meeting. thank you cashback 10 percent on everything until the end of the year order a debit alpha card with eternal free service. does hh.ru have jobs for everyone? unpleasantly surprised prices for osago osago with a benefit of up to 60 percent. coffee that has always been with you helped drive morning traffic jams did, good morning. monday was an excuse for a better date freshly ground fresh, brewed natural one, the most favorite coffee in a tasty and full stop in the family everything happens only until the end of october,

or kind of savagery into barbers. that's kind of where he sees native americans, but i don't know if he would necessarily classify. so the civilized tribes. i think you would say are imitating the civilized that may not necessarily. be civilized. a good question. these are fantastic questions. so morgan is obviously not the only person out there and his ideas are not the only ideas but they are representative of kind of a notion a set of ideas and this idea that native americans aren't necessarily civilized or they're on maybe an earlier edge of civilization. and that one of the things that could be done is to help progress them into the civilized era into the modern world the civilizing mission, which will actually talk a lot about as we go through the rest of the semester this kind of notion of kind of what later. individuals were called the white man's burden. all right, we'll talk about that. so those type of ideas but also then the idea that native americans are potentially an impediment. to progress right becaus

for example take someone who cuts hair, a barber. the country for us a barber's not going to continue to be as accepting interest on the 1970s, $2 for a haircut in the early 80s $4 for a haircut. you are not going to get the labor. you're going to pay the barber more general prosperity is going up that is just supply and demand and people buying more things. this gets to one of the flaws of price indexes. they often don't keep up with othe changes when you have more services coming online you have more products coming online. the whole rise of the internet the whole rise of iphones and cell phones you take for example the original cell phone in the early 1980s coming out of motorola cost $3950. you had a battery that lasted about an hour the phone is as bigg as a shoebox and wait a brick. now today you have devices you know they may cost 805 through 1300 depending on the model that are virtualyo supercomputers way be on voice. it's awfully hard to calculate in the consumer price index. whether that's going up in price or down in pric

every quarter you want to get punch my smell, barber. it's me and i so feel free to come out one by one. have a nice all check of it. with there's an element of ritual to the tours patiently. they listen over and over to the story of how barley, east and water become a whisky point. the bus driver is waiting outside. he's already driven many tor groups. but the whiskey pilgrims are a favorite for very civilized group. yeah. yeah. they're very easy to get along with very friendly. they don't seem to get very drunk. they seem to be interested in how the whiskey is me than where it's common, strong stuff like that. so it's not as if they're just knocking them back sort of thing. so yeah, yeah, i mean this, that there's no chance obama on the boss, which i'm quite happy about in the end, it's back to edinburgh. vulcan quarter is forging his own path in the church and he doesn't shy away from conflict. he's also openly gay. he's given his blessing to queer and same sex couples and favours ordaining women to the priesthood. he openly denounces

for one barber, he calls his shop a sanctuary. that that is what barbershops have been, a place where we can be vulnerable and free to talk about issues. >> reporter: behind every pair of clippers, you will probably find a barber. damon hunter. >> i want to build self-esteem for the time i have left. >> reporter: for 24 years, he has been cutting hair. his first first client of the day, connor. >> how are you doing? come on d. on down. the person in the chair chair is my most important person of the day. >> reporter: he quickly learned that connor is a singer. it is his life. in between the trimming and the tapering, the two talked even more. it is a time for them to remember to ner let the role of barbershops in the black community fadeaway. damon says it is one of the few places to come and be vulnerable. so, when this sancty this sanctuary transformation hs transformation happens -- >> go out there and be somebody. >> yeah, that is great. >> i am glad you like it. like a a brand-new man. >> reporter: all of the strains of life

because your vehicle already here, i see it on a telephone lykins and i get it from was as in boy boone barber ross was this up as something that the mazda umbrella with the affordable me from the shall could be the letter in the middle of the news, but when i got to go to check on the middle class white glove, what was correct, a man or do i care to check on the hostage for a minute pop up because i got a letter from a residence, but i ran out of the system and oh i oh, gotcha. what dodge, man, give me just a john. i also called unit dodge man, lay the car or go dodge malibu mining. ah, what amount one said i owe i got your message in a john, good job at the bottom in the bottom. now yoga a $1000000.00 i me life. oh ah, what a success i she don't go off and we have one night when you all just utilized god and work with a new life because as a, with a young man with a low c o saying goodbye yellow and we'll just tell her that i'm on whether or not god doesn't live in a planning. what are you planning a a, a a, a with, [000:00:00;00] ah . what one is on the chick i finish a half a day a when? a

one barber in oakland calls his shop a sanctuary. that that is what barbershops have bn for men for centuries, a place where we can talk about issues in our community. >> reporter: behind every pair of clippers, you will probably find a barber. damon hunter. >> i want to build self-esteem. >> reporter: that time might not not be much but it is enough. for 24 years, he has been cutting hair. his first client of the day, carter. >> how are you doing? >> i can't complain. >> every time someone arrives into a chair, they are the most important person. >> reporter: damon quickly learned carter is a singer. it is his life. >> multiple times, i have heard. heard whistling. where is that whistling coming from? oh. >> reporter: it is a time for them to remember to never let the role of barbershops in the black community fade away. damon damon says it is one of the few places to come and be vulnerable. so, when this sancty this sanctuary transformation hs transformation happens -- >> go out there and be somebody. somebody. >> it looks great. >

agricultural land under water. poems of homes have been damaged, fish, leaf washed away, millions or without barber and many, i still beaten for hip the capital tucker is also flooded to hard drive with have to push did over he can through the water. roy gonna noodle the storms and the really, really struggling global got the all the she thought in a need to get a feel. it's very difficult to drive a trish. also the felt asian country is prone to natural to fast death. thank a fee, climate change if making storms more frequent and destructive. bad people like ma summit feet. they have been left to 5th devastation alone. in football it was a positive night for german sides in champions. lee ashen on tuesday. gregory cor bells penalty save help dormant hold manchester city to a gold straw. the points enough adornment to qualify for the competitions at last 16 and our b. leipzig edged close to joining dormant in the last 16 after beating, defending champions rail madrid 3 to a bell advance if they avoid defeat against a shocked arden yet collect next week. jailed us basketball star, brittany grider ha

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if the barber shops and black america and middle america diners are saying the same thing, the democratse to be afraid because every everybody's ticked off right now. will: this is something that will tick everybody off, what you have heard and what you're going to hear tomorrow. what you'll hear tomorrow, the nation's report card is coming out. you'll see drops in test scores across the board for the nation's students that missed much of the last two years. this is the part that ticks you off, not just that. for some, they're just noticing this. here's jake tapper on cnn. >> i have to say i'm surprised there hasn't been a national conversation about the damage done to kids because of these school closures and the virtual learning and everything because, i mean, i'm not saying there should be a national do-over but we can't pretend that graders who are now seventh graders, that that didn't happen. you know. like i feel like there should be -- not with a blame game. look, it happened. people did it. it was criticized. the school closures, the virtual learning, et cetera. but here we are.

this neighborhood and stumbles all sound was once known as barber island, the birthplace of early turkish journalism. a lot of seeds since then. digital and social media now play a big role in how we get our news. but may turkish media south, no fear. if the bill is passed, it could be used assessor. they work as journalists say, now who solo fell to 0, assemble just enough time to tell you about fat that week on people around the world. a partner competition to find the fattest bay in the alaskan park. thousands june into a live stream to watch the bears. gorge themselves north american brown bears rely on fat reserves may go into hibernation over the winter. they need to pile on the pounds from now. we'll have until tuesday to vote for the largest competition is 50 . air is 4 time champion. otis, the once $842.00 salmon in one sitting face is a hefty opponent. ah, quite look at the main stories were following noun battles or intensifying as ukrainian forces. try to regain territory in the east to la. hans gretchen, a governor harrison announced this week that d occupation was underway.

we want to begin with nbc's ellison barber, in savannah with a wrap up of the show down. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter, this is a closely watched race. this debate was highly anticipated. this morning both campaigns are declaring victory. this wasn't just herschel walker's first time debating senator war knock. it was his first time debating ever, which led to fiery moments on the debate stage. incumbent senator rafael warnock and herschel walker trading blows onr a range of topics in their first and likely only debate. >> he says no exceptions, even in the case of rape, incest or the life of the mother. i think that's extreme. >> reporter: walker who said he would support an all out ban on abortion attacking warnock for being a pastor who supports abortion rights. >> instead of aborting those babies, why are now not baptizing those babies. >> i support the georgia heart beat bill because that's the bill of the people from the governor. and i said that has exceptions in it. >> reporter: denying accusations that he paid for the mother of one of his childre

. >> with me now is ellison barber and charlie sykes. ellison, herschel walker and senator warnock have a debate two days from now. how are both campaigning ahead of this big matchup given everything that's happened? >> reporter: this is going to be a very big debate. it's the only debate right now that is on the schedule for the georgia senate race. it's set to take place in savannah, georgia, on friday. this morning, there's a new poll that shows warnock is ahead of herschel walker. still within the margin of error. neither candidate is above the necessary 50% threshold. herschel walker has continuously denied allegations he previously paid for an abortion for a publically unidentified woman, someone who nbc news has identified as the mother of one of herschel walker's children. he confirmed that to nbc news as well as abc news. in this interview with abc news, we saw probably what has been his clearest, most extensive denial of these allegations. he repeatedly said they are not true. he accused the woman repeatedly of lying. at the sa

joining us now is ellison barber, shaq brewster and josh lederman in washington. reactions pouring in from all sides on this new accusation facing walker. >> reporter: yeah, both campaigns were quick to respond. herschel walker spoke to reporters at a campaign stop in dillard, georgia, yesterday. he called this latest allegation foolishness and a lie. listen to more of what he said. >> i'm done with this foolishness. i've already told people this is a lie and i'm not going to entertain -- continue to carry a lie alone and i want to let you know i didn't kill jfk either. now the democrats are doing and saying whatever they can to win this -- to win this seat. >> reporter: walker's opponent, raphael warnock tweeted herschel walker, once again, proved he has a problem with the truth and taking accountability for his own actions. he should be forced to answer for his actions for his lies about the most basic facts of his life to his pattern of violence against women. so in terms of evidence, what was presented at gloria allred's press conference yesterday was proof of

nbc's ellison barber has the story. >> bernardo torres's home flooded in hurricane maria, so he builtspanish] >> he and his wife have not had power for days, the food in their fridge spoiled. there is no running water, and now puerto rico is in the middle of a heat wave. [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] >> in bigger cities like san juan, the power is on, and there is not a whole lot of damage. but you come to communities like this, salinas, and there is destruction everywhere you look. >> [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] >> roughly two thirds of homes and businesses on the island are still without power. luma, the company that has overseen the electric power transmission and distribution system in puerto rico since june of 2021, says they have 2000 utility workers on the ground, trying to restore power as quickly as possible. but puerto ricans we spoke to say it's not fast enough, and after hurricane maria, the power grid was supposed to be stronger. >> i feel that we are stuck in time. because we learned nothing from maria. the government didn't learn anything from ma

>> alison barber, live in atlanta, thank you so much!will be in his home state of delaware to cast his midterm election ballot. early in person voting began there on friday, the president is expected to vote alongside his 18 year old granddaughter who is a first time voter. biden spoke comes on the heels of a visit to philadelphia to bolster support for john fetterman in that tight senate race against dr. mehmet oz. early voting is underway, much of the country, and democrats are putting an emphasis on getting to the polls early in order to boost voter turnout. we'll have much more on obama's campaign blitz as he tries to push democrats over that finish line. can he provide a mature miracle? our power political panel is here, and remember this from january six? : >> [noise] >> nancy! nancy? >> where are you nancy? we are looking for you! >> those chants eerily similar to what an intruder shouted above for attacking speaker pelosi's husband. the growing concerns about the polarization in this country and the threats from violent extremist

siberian barber, i think you'll understand why i would you like to put it here?. patience in danger is the victory of the russian soldier, brave, steadfast and patient. therefore, we will not win. love the russian soldier take care of him. happiness. hooray well, that's all we wanted to talk about today, especially since, as always. krivoruchko arrived on time. and he said, we are leaving one by one, if anything, we are geologists looking forward to seeing you at the next meeting. thank you cashback 10% on everything until the end of the year. order a debit alpha card with eternal free service alpha bank is the best mobile bank. bought my little leopard something new ordered filter plugs and a muffler on avito listen how to learn a large selection of new parts electric grill robot vacuum cleaner laser with discounts. and so that children's happiness became even more take advantage of utopias at the birth of a child as part of the national demographic project. monday the mood falls already in the morning, so subscribers receive gifts on mondays. tele2 gifts. we ha

. >> from job cuts to haircuts, how the changing landscape is trickling down to this barber's bottomline. >> from record high temperatures a couple of days ago to a cool and breezy weekend, i'm tracking what the conditions mean for the fire threat in the first alert forecast. >>> a san jose football player killed in a tragic crash with the school bus, how the young athletes parents are remembering him. >> such a devastating loss , and all the people that he touched their lives. >> details of the car found buried in the backyard and the former owners criminal past. and tackling one of the world's toughest climes. meet the 8-year-old who could be the youngest person to summit el capitan. >>> this is cbs news bay area . >> hello, i'm sara donchey . twitter is denying reports that elon musk is supporting massive layoffs if he takes over the company. it started with the report in the washington post that he plans to get rid of nearly 75% of twitter 7500 workers. elon musk

same everywhere, which means that combine harvesters harvest in stages and fragments, as experienced barbershe fields in pieces exactly and to the last corn grain. at this year, we started harvesting in a separate way, that is, we squeeze out the areas that are on the field. we have already approached, where, according to the fertility of the soil, according to the structure, we made another one, we go back to this field and press it. here, as you can see, we press the rest in general in gretskeviches, satisfied with the yield, different varieties give from 100 to 150 centners per hectare of dairy corn stadokholsky, and this is 1,200 cows, which will soon become even more will receive a varied diet in a good phase, with thirty-five percent 33 35% dry matter found in corn. uh in military maturity. e we get a good code. corn is the most valuable, rich in starch with useful microelements with high energy . the culture for its cultivation requires a lot of expenses. why is it so important to preserve the quality of the yellow ones? loaf, for example, they do it in such sleeves, where corn grain

the barber was a bachelor and lived alone, and i knew that he had been very successful as a singer. i discovered my passion for this style of singing when i was 16, and i've been doing it ever since. - where do we find this type of singing in sardinia? is it all over sardinia? - there's a triangle area where this kind of singing is still quite popular. the tip of the triangle is seneghe, the last village in the province of oristano, right next to nuoro. this singing is also popular in the villages of baronia. the region where this traditional form of singing is still very much alive includes 70 villages. many young men have taken it up, like federico. they all help keep this authentic musical genre alive. - why is it important for you to be singing? (federico piredda) i've loved this kind of singing since i was a little boy. i'd listen to my brother practice and try to sing along. it became a passion, and then these men welcomed me into their quartet. it made me very happy! i'd go so far as to say they've become my second family. - we perform mostly in local festivals. we also sing

ellison barber is in participate tree city georgia. and garrett haake is in las vegas.ison, warnock is changing up his strategy. break it down for us. >> we really haven't seen warnock go after the walker campaign, herschel walker, in this way, we have seen attack ads related to some of the questions that have come up in terms of herschel walker's personal life, but those have not come from warnock's campaign, they come from outside groups, so these ads, they are notable, because it seems like a shift in this campaign strategy, and they're airing these two ads as early voting is under way, in the very final stretch to election day. watch some of it. >> for you, herschel walker wants to ban abortion. >> there are no exceptions in my mind. like i say, i believe in life. >> there is not a national ban on abortion right now. i think that's a problem. >> for himself -- >> herschel walker paid for an abortion for his then girlfriend. >> i've been very transparent about everything i've ever done. i broke a book about things i've done. >> another lie from herschel walker. here'

nbc's alison barber is in atlanta for us. alison, welcome. do you gauge the reaction to former president obama and will this give these candidates the boost they need? >> i mean, that is the big question. we probably will have to wait until the polls close to know the answer. but being in that arena last night, there was high energy among the crowd that came out to see former president obama. we spoke to people who had waited in line for hours just to get inside. this was a first come, first serve of. and we were told there were about 7000 people in that room. if you were there, you would be forgiven for thinking the momentum, based on that crowd energy, is all with the democrats in georgia's key races, but that's really not the case right now. that is why former president obama is on the trail here. democrats are struggling in the senate race. stacey abrams, who is challenging incumbent republican governor brian kemp, is behind in the polls, and georgia's senate race, you have two candidates there who are essentially at a statistical tie. ri

to get out, and to get their friends, and to take them out to vote as well. >> all right, alison barber, on the ground there in georgia. just outside, thank you alison for joining us, appreciate that. now, i want to bring in jenn psaki, former white house press secretary and no msnbc host. jen, thank you for joining us. >> and i'm excited to see the board in person. >> i'm excited to show it off to anybody. whoever is excited to check out this board. thank you for joining us, i'm curious, barack obama, in terms of national democrats, has proven himself, obviously, winning elections twice. he's extremely good at motivating voters to get out and vote for him. his track record of going out on the campaign trail in transferring that energy to other democratic candidates, i am talking about, i think the same week last year he was in virginia, and terry mcauliffe was in trouble, and democrats were excitedly talking about barack obama coming in and terry mcauliffe lost. i remember the closing days of 2016, he was going to help hillary clinton. is there a challenge here? can you diagnose it? wh

and today, hallie jackson with me, as nbc news correspondent, ellison barber in savannah, georgia, dasha burns, and senior political reporter joining us, also raul with us from wave news. >> the two candidates and the likely only debate these two have been at it, over the course of this campaign, obviously so much focus, both recently, has been about herschel walker and the accusations related to his relationship with an ex girlfriend and having urged her to have an abortion and something he denies. you've been talking to the campaigns. what do we expect to hear them try to focus on tonight? >> so i was speaking to a source close to walker's campaign, and they said that he will spend time tonight, obviously they don't know, neither of the candidates know the exact questions or the topics, but he plans to try and tackle issues like the economy, and to talk about inflation, and to talk about crime, and they also say that he is going to try to make the argument that senator warnock is not really an independent senator. they say that he votes more often than not with president biden. we have

>> alison barber, in savannah, georgia. thank you.s my question, have politics in our country gotten to the point where controversies just do not make a difference anymore? our voters now always willing to hold their nose and vote for their party's candidate? no matter what? coming up, i will bring in my panel of political experts to dig into that very important question. now to the latest on january six investigation, nbc news has extensive reporting that the committee is looking to get records from the secret service of all of the communications between some of its agents and members of the far-right oath keepers group. this is on and around the day of january 6th. this coming on the heels of the panels extraordinary decision to subpoena donald trump to testify about his role in the insurrection. nbc's allie raffa is on capitol hill with more. ali, good morning, first, let's get to that exclusive reporting. what more can you tell us? >> good morning, katie, yes, one revelation from thursday's hearing that left more questions than pr

. >> reporter: the longtime barber is staying optimistic. >> it is getting better, it is just happening very slow. >> reporter: he will take some progress overnight, as he adapts to his new way of doing business. in san francisco, kpix5. >>> this has been a debate, london breed recently called out salesforce and ceo , mark benioff over his policy. he told bloomberg that tech company is doing this , allowing remote work, and it is a part of the problem. they need to bring more biotech companies to downtown san francisco entity we've got the hard numbers on how this is impacting the bay area job market. the san francisco san mateo region lost 700 jobs last month for the east bay's totals were unchanged, santa clara county was the bright spot, not great though, a modest gain of 600 jobs. it's the first time in 19 months the bay area as a whole lost jobs. in the picture statewide shows job growth is pretty slow. california added 6500 jobs, the smallest increase in the year and the unemployment rate is 3.9%. >>> let's talk about the weather because the windy weather is causing some fire conc

but for the men, john merick was a barber with five barbershops.t have a black clientele. they serviced, if they were successful, white people. and so he formed this fraternity. and they started to contribute money to have each other buried. and 15 years later, you know, he wakes up, a light bulb goes off and said i can form a life insurance company. and it becomes north carolina mutual life insurance company, founded in 1898 by john merrick and some of his buddies. it becomes the biggest black business in the world literally. we were raised with stories about north carolina mutual. you can see how a social organization has a huge economic pale. >> dr. gates, i think it's a fascinating study. and i do concede i've never heard of the washerwoman's strike. you got me on that one. let me ask you to elaborate on how it also gave blacks a self-that you did not have and when you had to deal with the other world. you know, your last great work on the black church, i grew up in the black church. so i never had a feeling of inferiority. because even though