donald joe barber, about to go on trial, and facing decades in prison.ast sovereignty in a heroic light. >> i can't do any less. >> reporter: but for bob powder, who lost his son, sovereign citizens are domestic terrorists who must be stopped. >> the pain is still there. it will always be there. but it certainly gives me satisfaction knowing that probably we're saving lives that some other family won't have to go through this. >> reporter: for "nightline," this is dan harris, in tampa, florida. >> our thanks to dan for that excellent report. >>> coming up, aliens sighted in the nevada desert. could it be true? we boldly go there, straight ahead. ♪ [ male announcer ] how could a luminous protein in jellyfish, impact life expectancy in the u.s., real estate in hong kong, and the optics industry in germany? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with inve

his barber, known famously as mr. barber says his thick, dark hair is a dye job.t dark hair is a dye job. it will turn salt and pepper gray within the first couple months. perhaps that process has already begun. he said not to worry because behind bars there are no cameras. he will be full gray. he says, like jay leno's hair within a matter of months. i had the pleasure of meeting him seen here and sitting myself in blago's barber hair. that is his chair. that's me with mr. barber over my shoulder in february of last year. look at that million dollar smile. here is what we said. we did a computer animation. this is what his hair will look like in three months. this is from our research and development department. looking good there. >>> the sixth anniversary to celebrate the occasion. jimmy kimmel gathered friends to read aloud the worst tweets. >> yeah, david cross is not my kind of comedian. >> jason bateman is gay question mark. >> if you change the i to a t, you get anna farts. >> lol you, will ferrell is dumb. maybe you are dumb. >> chris ten bell is so [ ble

s that result in toxic waste that developing countries are left to deal with benjamin barber is here to talk about all this he's a political science professor at rutgers university senior fellow at demos and author of this book he's a perfect person to speak to because it's consumed so first i want to thank you dr barber so much for being on the show and you wrote a great book which i just showed consume talking about the creation of artificial need so let's start off with that because what is the consequence of that in your view. well let me start by reminding your viewers that in the beginning of capitalism in the fifteenth and sixteenth century it was a remarkable idea because the idea was that if you manufacture and create goods and services that people need you will make a profit and you will serve society so you link together altruism and self-interest in a really good way and for a long time capitalism worked that way but the trouble is it worked so efficiently and productively that an awful lot of essential needs got producer with by the middle of the last century we had in d

buchanan, a prison barber. >> it was always one of my dreams to be a barber, because on the street, i used to always hang around the barber shop, right? i used to always sit up in the barber shop and listen to them tell jokes one know? tell jokes and cut hair. and that's the way it was, just always fun and laughter in the barbershop and that's all i was doing here. but i got fired for it. >> offender buchanan was fired from the barbershop for making inappropriate comments towards staff. so the female officer working the barbershop fired him for that. he was told he had a certain amount of time to find a new job. the time passed and he was unable to find a job. as a result of that, he assaulted two staff members in "f" dorm. >> cadwell received only minor cuts. but taylo is now experiencing an irregular heartbeat. >> you got any nitro? give him another one and get him out of here. >> what made me mad about mr. taylo is he's supposed to be my counselor. i'm in his dorm and he wasn't even trying to help me. >> the decision is made to transport taylo to a nearby emergency room. >> after i

joining me now former congressional aide to gabrielle giffords ron barber. for inviting me. >> you said you would not run for the full term. what thanked your minted. >> i never intended to run for any political office. i had to set up the business of putting together a campaign staff, opening an office, getting on ballot. we had 18 days to gather signatures. we ended up with 71 signatures so i felt it was a ground swell of support for my candidacy. then i went around the district and met with different people from different communities. as i was going around the district i kept getting asked by people well, aren't you going to run for the congressional two seat. toyed give it consideration, which i did. in the indiana it was a decision i had to make in consultation with my doctor and my family. this is a huge decision for all of us, certainly from my family. and last weekend on saturday and sunday we got together, and the decision was that they would support me running and i declared my candidacy on monday. >> was there conversations with congressman giffor

it's like a drunk sleeping barber with three weird hands. >>> it's time to get our show started. stephen's going to kick things off for us. >> it is always a pleasant surprise for police when an alleged criminal they're looking for accidentally turns himself in. the man are you seeing in this video has been identified as a 61-year-old man, we're seeing him in a surveillance video making a purchase at big daddy's liquors in hollanddale beach, florida. after this he gets inside his suv outside of a flanagan's seafood bar and grill and proceeds to run two guys over in the parking lot. you see the two guys crossing the parking lot right now. the man pulls up. these two man have been identified. the driver hits the gas and runs these two guys over taking lopez on a 20-foot ride, dragging him across the parking lot. paul benson suffered broken bones in one of his arms, but lopez had a fractured skull and cranial hemorrhaging. lopez later died. they're unsure if it is related to the crash, but regardless -- police are after the driver. this all hap

ron barber joins me. ?ñ? countdown on current tv you're missing two hours of our political lineup. >>it's our job to bring you stories that other people aren't bringing you. >>unlimited, unfettered. >>check out "the young turks" with cenk uygur. >>you can't beat that, it's such a winning issue. >>step into "the war room" with jennifer granholm. >>never ending enertainment. >>the young turks at seven countdown with keith olbermann at eight and the war room at nine. current tv's prime-time lineup weeknights starting at seven-six central. only on current tv. >> the been 14 months since the shooting that wounded gabby giffords and took the life of six otherwise. ron barber was acting as an aid announced this week he would be running for a full congressional term this fall. mr. barrber will join me in a moment. you'll recall the moving house floor. barber announced that he would be running the june special election to fulfill her term. and then announced with the support of ms. giffords and her hustled be running.

barber pardoned 214 inmates before leaving office in january.urderers who worked as trustees at the governor's mansion. the state's attorney general challenged the pardons because no proper notice was posted in newspapers as required in the constitution the state. also some argued victims and their families were not notified before the inmates were set free. >> although we were prepared for this verd being i guess or decision -- verdict ies guess or decision i -- verdict i guess or decision it took the wind out of my sails. >> reporter: the lawyer for the remaining inmates in prison says they will be released sometime today. linda so, abc2 news. >>> an update on the lottery winner we told you about yesterday who was still on food stamps. turns out she was cut off she won a million dollars but continued to use public assistance. state officials found out and stopped the benefits. in michigan, what she did technically is still legal however lawmakers have intoe duesed a bill to change that this session. >>> new this morning, police in washington,

the barber says that's because he has been dyeing blagojevich's hair for the past 20 years. they don't allow dyes in prison. blagojevich reported to prison in colorado last week. serving a 14 year sentence for corruption. >> customs authorities at dulles airport say a nigerian woman set a new record when she allegedly tried to smuggle in five pounds of heroin in her stomach. she arrived earlier this month. authorities say she had ingested 180 thumb-sized pellets of heroin. street value on all that stuff of $150,000. the largest human smuggling attempt ever at dulles. >> top prosecutor in prince george's county says a devious dangerous man behind bars tonight. a judge sentenced 27-year-old gene gillette, for several charges including attempted murder. he will serve ten years in prison. prosecutors say he lured a 19-year-old man to his house, and shot him after the man refused to perform sexual acts. >> nearly seven months after a 5.8 earthquake hit the region a d.c. church is trying to raise money to make repairs. the church saw extensive damage to the oregon and ceiling. ton

is haley barber right?> i think haley barber is right that president obama is not reaping a great amount of benefits. that is in large part through the economy. while the economy is doing well we have 424 straight months and two years of private sector growth. last month we had 270,000 jobs created. for those who the recovery has not reached yet that certainly does effect the president. statement there is no reason somehow the republicans are doing well with the retracted piem mary is totally false. if you look at the unfavorables in mitt romney in october he was even. those who viewed him favorably and unfavorably even 17 points higher for people who view him unfavorably than people who view him favorably. >> two things not so good for republicans and not good for president obama what do you agree with? >> i think the primary isn't a bad thing. it helps make the candidate stronger as we are seeing now mitt romney has become a better de bart because of the fact that he constantly has to compete with newt gi

a local barber shop is busted for selling a lot more than hair cut. investigators say they were also selling stolen household items like tide and toothpaste. brad bell live with the details. >> most barbershops and salons sell things. as you said here at nuvo hair you could buy watches, issues designer jeans, and all the detergent's you were talking about. police say just about all of it was either stolen or counterfeit. police say the arrested in his barber shop was way out of harmony with a lot. >> people could get much more than just a hair cut at the barbershop. >> police say the barber shop back room was packed with hot merchandise for sale. for barbers are charged with peddling the product. $125,000 worth is filled and a police conference room. champ who is not among the goods they allegedly sold. items include these knock off designer watches jeans, shoes, as well as:cell phones, gps units, and tide laundry detergent. >> there are some stores that will no longer sell the product because it gets stolen that often. >> the operation did not put th

we traveled to alabama, where we met donald joe barber, a pastor of a small church.in your view, do you need to have a driver's license? >> no. >> reporter: what about taxes? income tax? >> no. >> reporter: law enforcement officials fear that as barber and thousands of other sovereigns realize their theories don't fly, they will turn to violence. barber, however, insists his is a principled, peaceful struggle. >> just as a soldier goes over to iraq or to iran or any other country to fight a battle, he is going over there because he loves his country. i can't do any less. >> reporter: so, is that your view of what you're doing? >> yes. >> reporter: fighting for your country? >> yes. >> dan, what does law enforcement plan to do about this growing number? >> reporter: quite a bit now. the fbi said this is a top priority for them. and the southern law center, the group that issued the report. they made a dvd for local law enforcement officials that might encounter sovereign citizens. in the last year alone, they said they got 90,000 requests for that dvd from cops all ov

schoeneman, can you talk about the retraining that has occurred at barbers point? talk about training 4,000 folks. but certainly folks have to keep coming back through. >> sure. we do upgrades and upgrade training for all of our mariners based on the amount of time that they have been at sea. they're able to come back either to barbers point or to pine any point in maryland to get upgrade training. we provide as much as we possibly can to our members to make sure that they know that they have the ability to come back and get that training. and that's a union benefit. generally, we do our best to make sure when they walk up the gang plank that they know enough and are familiar enough with both the systems on board the vessel as well as general training guidelines so they can do their jobs as well as get passengers on and off a ship in an emergency in the most efficient manner possible. so we do what -- we put a very high emphasis on training with the siu. and we look forward to working with clea and the others as they're working on their standards. we would like to

ron barber was shot in the face that left giffords with a gunshot wound to the head.covery, and barber says he'll run to fill out the remainder of his former boss's term. he is also running again in august for his own term. and i'm joined now by ron barber. sir, it's nice to have you on with us this morning. and i know that there is a lot to talk about here. but i want to focus specifically on how much does winning this election mean to you, given how closely you worked alongside gabrielle giffords? >> well, it mostly means a lot to me, because i really feel i'm here and trying to serve the people of southern arizona. congresswoman is someone i respect and who inspires me and many other people in our country. but i think the important thing to note is that while we all dearly love her and what she has done for our community, this is not her seat, this is the people's seat. and i went to present myself as a candidate who can take the issues that are concerning middle class in our community to washington and fight hard for them. along with veterans and seniors. those ar

barber contacted them about the purchase of vehicles for hooker and gatlin.s had been brought to the dealership on january 6, 2012, in a black ford crown victoria to complete paperwork for the sale. january 6th is the very day that their pardons were signed, but two days before the men were officially released. the salesman also stated that he delivered both vehicles to the governor's mansion. >> the state department of public service says to its knowledge no policies were broken, and the mississippi supreme court has ruled they are legal. >>> when you think of new orleans, mardi gras and bourbon street are usually what comes to mind. i went to new orleans to find out why the mayor is talking about murder. you're watching "weekend early start" where the news doesn't take a weekend off. [ man ] hmm. a lot can happen in two hundred thousand miles... ♪ are you guys okay? yeah. you know...he's got your smile. ♪ [ man ] i had a great time. thank you, it was really fun. yeah...that was...uh... ♪ [ crash ] ♪ i'm so sorry... how did you not see me? i was just sitting

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the doors of his barber shop open at ten am. but often his first customers don't arrive until noon. mubarak treasures these morning alice is no relation to the post president but he spends his time checking up on the latest political news. politics is far more popular than football in egypt these days. i have a kind of this is been the best year of my life there is freedom in the country and i can say anything i like to anyone we didn't have such freedom in the past but this freedom is free for all you don't need to pay for it there hasn't been a better time for me and my job since the revolution. seventy three dead and more than a hundred football the inclusion of the future but that morning or victories of. theirs went very very wrong. on the first of february two thousand and twelve a local team in the egyptian city of port saeed hosted the football club from cairo after the match boost fans attacked the stands with a cargo team supporters set the right result in seventy dead and more than one hundred injured. only the fans want is a fair investigation. and justice. ah ah ah ah a

barber's security chief suggests that the licenses would help them find jobs. but why else would they need them? to drive their newly purchased cars of course. cnn has these reports from the mississippi attorney general's office which deets how they had cars ready for them the day they were pardoned. barber's wife contacted a dealership regarding the purchase of vehicles for hooker and gatlin. the inmates had been brought to the dealership on january 6, 2012 in a black ford crown victoria to complete paperwork for the sale. january 6 is the day their pardons were signed but two days before they were released. the salesman stated he delivered both vehicles to the governor's mansion. >> a state representative calls the governor's pardons in his words way out of bounds but the state department of public service says to its knowledge no policies were broken and the mississippi supreme court ruled they are legal. >>> one of the most influential voices in american politics under pressure like never before. rush limbaugh tries to weather the storm he created. some adv

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it says marshal barber contacted him for purchases. the salesman told investigators that the inmates had been brought to the dealership on january 6th, 2012 to complete paperwork for the sale. january 6th is the very day that their pardons were signed, but two days before the men were officially released. the sales man also state that had he delivered both vehicles to the governor's mansion. >> and the governor has refused to comment on ed lavendero's report. the case has been reviewed and no policies were broken. >> six minutes passed the hour here. here's a look at the story making news today. former illinois governor reports to prison today in colorado. he was sentenced to 14 years on corruption charges including the attempted sale and the atrekkeded extortion of a children's hospital in chicago. the highlights of his good-bye are straight ahead. >> and you can't miss them, honestly, a new documentary about president obama is going online today. and got a hollywood touch tipping. the road we've traveled is narrated by tom hanks and

at daniel's barber shop, daniel garcia perez started cutting hair at 16, he was a barber in the state-runr 29 years. guess who owns the shop now? i feel really good, perez told us, and like a good entrepreneur, he reminded us time is money. so we talked while he gave me a shave. i charge double now, he said. i can now afford better equipment. i am so happy you have the right tool now. the u.s. embargo that bans doing business with cuba is still in place, so we wondered where that better equipment came from. perez was hesitant. but his assistant was happy to tell us. >> it the best in the world. >> reporter: how do you get this if there is an embargo with the united states? >> oh, it is very difficult. >> reporter: they told us friends buy the equipment in the u.s., ship it to mexico, and then it's brought legally into cuba. there's a sense here freedom is down the road. one after another, business owners told us they can see it, on the horizon. byron pitts, cbs news, santiago. >> pelley: when it comes to baseball cards, it is the rarest of the rare. and it's up for auction, next. if there

not a pardon. >> so is barber lying or mistaken?old gatlin would be pardoned if he was successful. >> we never heard that. the only time a pardon ever came up was after we had gotten that last letter. i think you got there that's from july from david scott saying that the trustee status wouldn't be revoked. then we started pursuing phone calls trying to see the governor about maybe stopping the pardons or whatever so we could get our say in. our focus at that point was to get the trustee status revoked. >> if you had complained to him it wouldn't have changed anything, he said that. how does that make you feel? >> if you go back and look at the timeline, anderson, he thinks because he didn't attend any of these meetings, he doesn't know what was discussed. she's hooting fr i-- he's shoot hip and his facts are grossly incorrect. you know, he's just -- no, i wouldn't say -- i don't think he's lying. i just think he's confused. i would like him to name the lawyers, plural, we met with and i'd like you guys to interview them. >> we'd li

poles for just barbers, barbers say the laws are needed to keep beauty parlours and salons as passings off as barbershops. >>> all right i will stay out of that. >> who knew that was such a big deal >> you wouldn't think so but okay the police have to step in. >> tucker barnes. >> gorgeous weather temperatures upper 70s to 80 yesterday our daytime high was 81 real close again today. >> it might be weird but i like it. >> if it is going to be weird you might as well like it. >> weird good not weird bad. >> 55 washington, 54 leonard town, fredericksburg 50 looking for a cool spot, manassas. 45 degrees for you. temperatures close to record territory, chicago, detroit close to 80 degrees detroit is 40, and let's see as we get north and east of us, new york city 58 degrees new york and boston enjoying the warmth as well. that warm front will continue to lift north and east and we will be on the pleasant side of things today and tomorrow highs upper 70s to 80 today should be a dry day i know yesterday we had a shower or thunderstorm develop late in the day today dry tomorrow near record hig

vindication today for former mississippi governor halee barber.e mississippi supreme court upheld his pardons of about 200 people last january including some convicted murderers. the state's attorney general argued barber didn't follow proper procedures in a statement obtained by cnn former governor halee barber says "this was not only about the power of the pardon or even the power of the office but about the ability of a governor to grant mercy." today's ruling says the pardons "may not be set aside or voided." >>> in other news a very scary afternoon in pennsylvania today as an armed gunman left two people dead and injured at least seven at the university of pittsburgh medical center's western psychiatric institute. authorities have not released the identity of the gunman or the motive, but on its twitter account the medical center says the suspect is among the dead. >>> and during a video conference today afghan president hamid karzai told president obama the security situation has calmed down after the days of rioting that followed nato troop

barber, nice to talk to you. from burbank -- thanks for taking a break for me. when you look at these stateses are and i'm just read some percentages here. south carolina, oklahoma, georgia, tennessee, culturally southern states, if you will. the romney percentages, 28, 28, 28, 26. why do we believe tonight will be any different and romney will break 30? >> well, people in mississippi really want to get rid of obama. i think what romney gives us is an electability issue. people think he can win. he can win swing voters. we are afraid newt gingrich and rick santorum would really struggle in november against obama. if we don't make the race about obama's record and we get off on other issues, we're going to really struggle in november. so it's about electability mostly. >> you know, we did a few other things looking at the exit polls and all the states romney has won versus all the states romney has lost. the states that he's won, there have been a majority of the voters have been college graduates. in the states that he's lost, it averages under that. the biggest

you can get your hair cut from a cool place called the public barber's salon. they use scissors only. you can find out about local geology, too. >> that sounds like fun. let's check it out. >> this is the most common rock on the surface of the earth. interesting thing is, most of this rock is covered over by the ocean. >> error congested a cool presentation on plate tectonics. tell us about what we just saw. >> we wrapped up a section of a lesson on a plate tectonics, here at the exploratory and -- exploritorium. >> are you excited to see people here having fun and learning about science? >> the people that come here are some selected to begin with, they actually enjoy science. i teach teachers to have fun with their kids. the general public is a great audience, too. they're interested in science. >> we have a blast every time. they have different names. >> they have a bar and a cafe. everything i need. we are excited for the speaker. >> it is nice to be in the exploratorium when there are not a lot of kids around. >> before tonight, i never knew there were maj

former mississippi governor, halley barber, thank you. we will see what happens with the convention and whether --t wraps up tuesday or in august. >> thanks. >> shannon: you have heard the governor, now it's your turn it weigh in. will a prolonged g.o.p. primary help president obama's chances of re-election, or is it battle testing the g.o.p. field? we want to hear from you. we will read if sm of your responses later on in the show. that's our online poll question this week. we have 62.7% saying it will help president obama's chances for re-election. and 37.3% say no. >> confidence words from rick santorum. santorum says he's won every state in the midwest and a victory in illinois will solidify the success he's had so far. >> if we are able to come out of illinois with a hume surprise win, i guarantee you -- i guarantee you that we will win this nomination. >> the romney campaign says, not so fast. he says that he has insist that the delegate math shows that nobody but romney can gather the delegates needs to secure the nomination. and a

his barber suggested he dyed his hair for years. he started a 14 year prison sentence last yack where hair dye is not allowed. >>> the dow opens up at 13,124. the s&p was down two points, but the nasdaq was up one. taking a look at overseas trading, in tokyo, the nikkei gained 40 points. in hong kong, the hang seng gained 44. >>> market mostly quiet yesterday, but a warning out of china could spark some concerns on wall street. it could spell fear about oil and materials demand. yesterday, investors got reports on the housing market, fails of existing homes dipped last month but winter sales were the best in five years. h.p. was the biggest drag on the dow. meanwhile, baker hughs weighed down the s&p with a profit warning. green mountain perked up 10% on word starbucks will make coffee packs for a single-cup brewing system. >>> the "hunter games" will be a big box office hit. safely, food lion and supervalue have agreed to stop selling ground beef made with so called pink slime. this morning, $300 million to guarantee it will contin

you can get your hair cut from a cool place called the public barber's salon.y use scissors only. you can find out about local geology, too. >> that sounds like fun. let's check it out. >> this is the most common rock on the surface of the earth. interesting thing is, most of this rock is covered over by the ocean. >> error congested a cool presentation on plate tectonics. tell us about what we just saw. >> we wrapped up a section of a lesson on a plate tectonics, here at the exploratory and -- exploritorium.