we found him working his barber chair in a no frills shop. >> we have three barbers in here.now how to cut all kind of hair. >> as with any barber, it's important to keep the customers satisfied. that's especially true when your clients are inmates. >> you know, occasionally guys, they drop by and want to give you a little something if you give a good haircut, you know? want to give you a soup or something like that or a canned good or something like that. it's not a mandatory thing but they won't let you refuse them. you know what i'm saying? they won't let you refuse them. >> barbershops have been a favorite spot for "lockup crews at prisons nationwide. >> any man that walks through the door can get a haircut and he'll get a good haircut. he might not get a whole lot of layers and feathers and all that, but he'll get a good haircut. >> we met willard lucas at indiana state prison. he had been working the same chair for 26 years. >> my special haircut is a taper haircut. and my other specialty before they took the razors away from us was a straight razor. i could use a strai

>>> he was running and and and needed a barber i made the application went to work. then the bottom out of your letter. >>> he still owns the barber shop and turns 90, no plans to showdown he has one drink a day a seven up, he says the secret to longevity sleeping and eating well and giving hair cuts >>> a good day is probably 15-20 >>> that would be a lot of hair cuts over 66 years. >>> as he got older and he needed help he brought one of his kids in >>> i'm 59 >>> in addition to the barbershop their raise horses and he is active there till. >>> a at two five years ago and he did about two hours in the morning and two hours of stores at night. >>> now as a man of few words but is there anything i forgot ask? >>> like what? >>> the rules become less clear when drivers are allowed to text behind the well may find themselves in trouble. a look at the fog brian hackney next with weather fo,, look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day, you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometime

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

comes to this barber shop in san anselmo >>> i can to work for a guy, he needed a barber, and made the application and went to work. then i bought him out when your later >>> he still owns the barbershop and turns 90 no plans to slow down he has one drink a day and says the secrets to longevity is sleeping and eating well. >>> a good day probably 15-20 haircuts a day >>> that would be over 200,000 here cuts. >>> i'm starting to get the hang of that >>> he brought one of his kids in. >>> in addition to the barbershop they're racehorses and mel as active there too. >>> up until five years ago he did about two hours in the morning and about two hours' worth of chores at night >>> mel a man of few words. >>> in san anselmo cbs 5 >>> a concert like you never attended. under water hunters came to listen to the message behind the ocean theme show. >>> an autopsy is scheduled for the son of actor sylvester stallone, sage stallone was found dead at his studio city home yesterday no evidence of foul play. the elder stallone said to be devastated. stallone's lawyer perfuse reports he was found de

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it looked at the life of the barber of san anselmo. >> i cut here, i am a barber >> every weekday since 1946, mel bridges has come to this barbershop >> i came to work for a guy who was run in an ad and i went to work. then i bought him out one year later >> he still owns the barber shop in this weekend he turns 90 and has no plans to slow down. he has one drink per day and says the secret to longevity is sleeping and eating well and giving hair cuts >> a good day is probably 15-20 >> around 262,350 hair cuts over the years. >> i'm starting to get the hang of it now >> as he got older he needed help so he brought his kids in >> i'm 59 >> in addition to the barber shop they also raise horses and mel is pretty active there >> up until five years ago he did an hour and half for two hours in the morning and the same at night >> he is a man of few words but i had to ask him if there was anything i forgot to ask >> like what? >> his family says they're having a little party for him today in his home in the north bay. the weather feels a lot like fall. ocean beach, a lot of fog around the area

. >>> just a month ago, a local barber was featured. how he helped thousands of people turn their lives around. >> reporter: by trade, michael cradle is a barber, but these schools have been more than just trimming hair. >> it makes me feel wonderful to know i'm giving confidence. >> reporter: he opened his first in ohdonton and realized the major need in the community. >> populations didn't have access to regular grooming. >> reporter: he started a collection box. >> i would send one of my barbers down there or invite a group from the shelter up to my shop and we would cut their hair. >> reporter: his charity soon blossomed into the robert community foundation. a non-profit that raises money to build barber and beauty shops and over the past 12 years, he's helped around 7,000 people including marsheline. >> you feel like a different person. you just feel good. >> reporter: it's reached in the august edition. the fourth and latest project is in annapolis and he hopes to transform even more people. because most of his clients are down of

. >>> well, coming up on wjz's "eyewitness news" at 4:00, national exposure for a local barber. work that landed him in ebony magazine. >>> the fear grows in iowa as the search continues for two young girls. >>> the heat is growing and now tim williams is going to update our forecast. >>> wjz is always on. click wjz zacarias ,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> all right. we're keeping our eyes on the sky. definitely, there are a lot of us out there who are hoping that this line of thunderstorms can pass us over without -- >> yeah, we hope -- -- trouble. >> we hope the bark is worse than the bite. >> i think you will get your wish with this particular line of thunderstorms. we have themes this afternoon. we're seeing a lot of themes. the entire state is under a severe warning watch until 9:00 p.m. right now, as a few moments ago -- ago, york county has not been able to shake the storms going through through there. right there at the middle of your screen, it's prince george's, anne arundel under severe storm warning until 5:00 p.m. when severe thunderstorm warning are issued, it's because the nati

barber as a new member of the committee. and it is important to note that he comes from the state of arizona and has had an important predecessor miss giffords and brings to this committee a commitment and concern about securitying the homeland and i think it is efl extremely important to add to our western presence and mr. barber you are welcomed and thank you so very much for your service to this country. >> thank you. >> let me indicate i always start by indicating that on 9/11 tso officers were not in place. we lost thousands of lives. it i is as i listen to our witnesses today, many of you may have taken some mode of transportation and many of you may have flown. and all of the critiquie ining not take away the value of the officers. i will be listening on solutions it is the key of what we must proceed on. we must match their determination with our vi vigilence. he established legislation and i think we have done quite well. yes, there have been a number of threats. those that have not been made public. but the combine

i love my hair, i'm a barber, i love my hair. i lost that and i thought i lost my life. >> let me see your head. >> it's ashy. i ain't shaved. >> on top? >> i know you got the hookup on that. >> glass' job as a prison barber has allowed him to not only change the way other inmates look, but the way he sees them as well. robert burzee is one of his regulars. >> i sat right here in this chair and said -- >> no, the first time you asked me to cut your hair, i wasn't willing to cut your hair. i used to gay bash because i had a homophobia nature. i think everybody does when you're young because you think everybody wants you. and you don't want anybody coming at you like that. >> they call you bra-zee now. >> huh? i didn't get that e-mail. what are you talking about? bra-zee. like his last name. make kind of a joke out of it. which is kind of funny, you know. >> so you don't have a problem cutting gay guys' hair? >> as long as he respects who i am as a man, me being married and all, as long as you don't come at me with that stuff, he's

. >> reporter: frank, the beloved barber worked inside this shop alongside many friends tonight theytell us they still can't believe he will never walk through these doors again. >> use this as a lesson to open up your eyes, open up your hearts. >> reporter: joe stroter owns the barber shop where gonzalez lost his life. they describe gonzalez as a man who had a big hard. >> if he ran into an individual that needed help, he would give them a dollar here or there or offer him help. >> reporter: but it was thursday that gonzalez called them for help, saying he was going to kill himself or an officer. he had no history of emotional problems and that they were looking forward to the birth of their first child together a baby girl due on september 2nd. >> i want to scream, i want to cry, i want to grieve the way i'm supposed to but i can't. >> reporter: friends gathered by danny gonzalez barber chair writing messages and donating family to help his family with expenses. there will be a memorial tomorrow at the pittsburgh chapel. the public is invited. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> sa

. >> reporter: frank, the beloved barber worked inside this shop alongside many friends tonight theytell us they still can't believe he will never walk through these doors again. >> use this as a lesson to open up your eyes, open up your hearts. >> reporter: joe stroter owns the barber shop where gonzalez lost his life. they describe gonzalez as a man who had a big hard. >> if he ran into an individual that needed help, he would give them a dollar here or there or offer him help. >> reporter: but it was thursday that gonzalez called them for help, saying he was going to kill himself or an officer. he had no history of emotional problems and that they were looking forward to the birth of their first child together a baby girl due on september 2nd. >> i want to scream, i want to cry, i want to grieve the way i'm supposed to but i can't. >> reporter: friends gathered by danny gonzalez barber chair writing messages and donating family to help his family with expenses. there will be a memorial tomorrow at the pittsburgh chapel. the public is invited. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> sa

i don't think it amounts to diddly. >> you have haley barber saying what newt gingrich. that along with the ongoing questions about the overseas accounts and the elevators forced cars in and his beach house and ann romney's bird shirt. what can republicans do to work on this perception about mitt romney being perceived as the rich guy's rich guy? >> he is going to have to release the tax returns. that's going to have to happen. they don't want it to be an issue. they want a better referendum on president obama and his past 3 1/2 years in office. with that if they can be successful, they don't have to worry about the other stuff. team obama is going that way, trying to create this class warfare because they don't want to right on their record. they want to keep the heat and the president needs to deflect it. >> if mitt romney releases the tax returns, we should note he gave us an estimate of 2011. if he releases more, what might we find out about mitt romney's money? >> i don't think we know. at this point, interesting that susan is suggesting he should release more and h

a man and his barber, that's a strong connection. >> i know. i know. >> so i am not going to let you cut my hair, because my barber would be hurt. >> just one time. just one time. >> maybe i'll let you give me a line. >> we can do that. >> all right. in terms of small businesses. small businesses are the life blood of our economy. they account for most of the new job growth. we've got obviously great big businesses. in this area procter & gamble is an example of an outstanding large business. but a lot of the job growth happens with small businesses that become medium-sized businesses and then sometimes large businesses. every since i came into office, one of my biggest priorities is how do we support small businesses, which is why we've actually provided 18 different tax breaks just targeted at small business since i've been in office. it's the reason why we have pushed the small business administration, especially when the recession had just hit, to extend additional financing and the way fees for small businesses. one of the biggest challeng

he wanted to be a barber.ed and the place where they had the vigil last night, someone left some pro barber shears. he was just 16 years old, murdered about a block from his home. in fact his father lead the gunshots. by the time he rushed to the scene, there was little he could do. >> say something to me, you know, wake up, can you hear me talking to you? shaking him, you know. >> not responded -- >> george junior leaves his house and meetings with teen friends. a light-colored crown vic comes down the street and makes a sudden u-turn. the teenager think it's suspicious. they start running down the streets. shots are fired. george junior he's hit twice in the back. >> kids killing kids, man. 16? that's crazy. >> reporter: so what was the motive here in the murder of george wamer jr.? police say they're looking into the possibility that it could have been a robbery. in prince george's county, pat collins, news4. >>> a scathing report says penn state officials, including coach joe paterno covered up jerry sandu

. >> george shields a father of four works at a barber shop but a job that he is seeking with benefits is hard to find. >> you don't have somebody inside that can get you in, then you're pretty much don't have a chance. >> one of the thorny issues is that even when there are building projects in this neighborhood the people who live here are seldom hired to work on those projects. on july 28 a number of the leaders will be taking to the streets in protest hoping to get more work for the people who live in this community. >> still ahead something you did on your computer more than a year ago could block your internet access in just about an hour. >> also ahead, you trust your bank to give you the right answer. one man said it cost him hundreds in fees. so >> we're back with a look at the week ahead. on monday hundreds will desquend on arlington's national cemetery for the day of service, the day filled with mulching and planting and air ating is designed to keep the 600 acres of hallowed ground in tiptop shape. >> also monday thousands of people could find themselves shut out of the int

. >>> antioch barber was killed by antioch police last month. they described gonzalez as a man with a big heart, who always tried to help people in need. >> you would see strangers that would need help, he would give them a few dollars or we would go buy them food. >> gonzalez's widow says he had no emotional problems and the couple was looking forward to the birth of their first child. >>> they started five separate fires near maxwell. the three remaining fires has been merged into one. triple digit temperatures are making it very difficult and with a little bit of wind that's all it needs for the fire to take off. >>> cal fire as -- cal fire says there is a potential for the fire to grow because of where it is growing. >>> good morning, once again, we will start this time in marin county on southbound 101 as you drive through the marin county area and as a matter of fact we are doing well as you go pie the bridges a well. right now you don't want to worry about crossing the span. if you are driving in union city or fremont, that is looking nic

third street in san francisco's bayview a busy intersection for public transportation it will hurt barber noon as is the ability to get to work on time >>> i have to take the x to get to mission it will be a lot here tomorrow >>> how much out of the way? >>> at least one hour and half >>> activists organized a protest to mark the one-year anniversary of the shooting death of 19 year-old can of parting at this intersection he died while running from police during a fair check harding accident shot himself while running from the cops police say he was a parolee wanted for questioning in the murder of a pregnant woman in seattle his family disputes the police and call for a federal investigation. this woman wants no part of the protest >>> if they shut the trend is down that will inconvenience me. that is not ok for me >>> muni non-specific with how they will handle any blockade. >>> will need to monitor what the events are will make adjustments we need to lemans what that is >>> five different muni lines pass this intersection caring 70,000 passengers not clear if the blockade will have a d

>> i asked tiki barber, i'll ask him, would you stay at penn state if you were a player there right nowow what his answer is yet. >>> growing concern in israel and the u.s. about chemical weapons coming into play in syria. fierce fighting continuing overnight in the city. the assad regime cnging to power there. a spokesman for the foreign ministry threatening to deploy chemical weapons against any foreign intervention. john mccain says he is taking that threat seriously. >> the stocks of this weapon that the syrian public army possess are monitored and guard bid the syrian army, used strictly in aggression against the syrian republic. >> there is a danger of chemical weapons that presently under bashar assad's control from flowing to hezbollah, presenting a grave threat to the future. >> it would be a tragic mistake to use chemical weapons and syria will be held accountable. >>> nine minutes past the hour. happy day of celebration turns into a fight to survive. look at this. coming up, a dramatic rescue caught on camera after a wedding caravan plunges into raging rapids. >> crazy. mid g

[applause] >> i also want to amplify to the lenders and tmc development, barber is the one that the sba loan went through for expansion several times now. this is a country that tmc and lending partners have been a big partner of. another big partner is wells fargo. it is the largest sba lender in the country for several years running. [applause] >> we are really excited to be with all of you tonight to celebrate small business week and especially the winners tonight. we are committed to small businesses. we love small business and big business. thank you for the acknowledgement. in the first six months of the fiscal year, wells fargo has been the no. 1 sba small lender in california and the country. we are excited about that. i want to tell you about a local after we have going on in san francisco. that is our small business neighborhood renovation program. we work with local organizations. we funded the renovation of three local businesses who applied for assistance at no cost to them. i want to recognize those businesses here tonight. the renovations are complete. the business owners

. >> we came to find out that inmate barbers here are not unlike small town barbers.they're popular and well-liked. they even cut staff's hair. so when lucas died during the course of our second visit to isp, it was no surprise that his memorial was attended not only by his family and fellow inmates, but a significant number of staff. >> he was a good guy, a real good guy, and i miss him. every day when he used to come back from the chow line, he'd knock on my window and say, hey, what are you doing? what's up? or i'd "f" with him, whatever, you know. he was just a good guy. >> the death of our brother luke recalls our human condition and the brevity of our lives on earth. >> even though they were on opposite sides of the law, they still had a decades old relationship. >> i knew luke for 30 years, and i loved him. he was a good guy. >> any time he would open his mouth and tell a story, i made sure i had time to listen to him. >> we spent many, many hours playing pinochle, watching baseball games, and i would come in from work and be tired and i'd feel like making some

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

one of those individuals was the brand new congressman from tucson, ron barber. on the day of the vote, congressman barber reached out to the terry family to explain how he was going to vote and although he said i'm not going to vote for criminal contempt, i will vote for civil contempt because i believe you deserve the truth. the terry family deserves the truth. and we respect that. >> eric: this process is ongoing and we hope one day you will get the truth. you have a foundation, terry foundation for him. what does it do? what is the goal? >> the brian terry foundation has been established to honor the memory of brian, his life and his legacy. we're looking to do good things and pattern this similar to the pat tillman foundation. and we look to keep the public educated on the investigation and also we encourage your viewers to go to honorbriante y honorbrianterry.com and we have a petition there that is the never again petition and we would hope that your viewers will go, sign the petition so that an operation like fast & furious will never occur again. >> eric

there is a interesting chef in spain who is dan barber who gave a talk on it recently and the chef'sed out how to produce it humanely. humans we store fat throughout our body, but geese store nit i the liver, so when theare about to migrate and prepare for a period of starvation, they fatten themselves up, and the chef figured out how to keep the geese on his farm while they were living wildly and then slaughter them right before migration, and dan barber tried to do the same thing in his migration center in new york, but it has not been successful and people are trying, but not replicated stateside yet. >> very controversial. and sarah, thank you very much, and you should check out cnn's eatocracy blog. >>> abortions are legal in mississippi, but soon may not get one because of a new state law hitting the books today. we will talk to a abortion doctor who has done battle with the supreme court. >>> this video proves it. watch as a 15-year-old girl smacks and kicks a 13-year-old girl who has autism. at a bus stop. this happened in belgium this past week, and the girl's mom post poste

>> we also have a barber and beauty campaign, which we have information in the barber and beauty shops in our area. we have a club outreach. i'm blessed to be a part of wpgc 95.5 where i have a sunday morning gospel show and we utilize that great station to do outreach in the community as well around hiv and aids. >> the naacp has been very critical of black churches by not talking about how black americans have been disproportionately affected by hiv and aids. >> they can get connected and find a way to impact their own community. naacp has a great model they're doing. whoever they are, wherever they are, no matter how big or small, they can make a dent and have an impact and especially by faith because faith the size of a mustard seed can help move mountains. who better than a faith community unanimous to help deal with this mountain of an -- than to help deal with this mountain of issue? >> indeed it can. thanks so much for sharing and coming in tonight. >> thank you, shawn. >>> sections of the aids memorial quilts are on display all over the region this week. they were packed up an

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ron barber, today must have brought been extremely difficult memories for you.hat was your reaction to what happened? >> well, it did bring back some terrible memories. obviously i learned about the shooting as i was boarding my plane to come back to washington to come home for the weekend. i'll be meeting with constituents tomorrow, i'm sure i will hear a lot about this when i meet with them. it did bring back some pretty terrible memories. i was listening earlier when you were interviewing the family, and i was very moved. in fact, i have to tell you, i'm very emotional coming out of hearing that interview, about the tragedy, the almost tragedy that happened to that family and the loss of 12 people, more injured. we hope they all survive. having been through this a year and a half ago, on a smaller scale, thank god, but still, it has a lot of similarities. i know what's going on right now with those families who have lost loved ones and who are waiting to see their other loved ones recover. i'm thinking back, for example, to the phone call that my wife got fro

so if harry reid is that upset about it, what does china-barber mitt romney have to say about it?gh in on that. the olympic games are about the athletes. and we're going to watch the athletes perform and these other matters are extraneous, i think. >> while romney was running the olympics, the olympic torchbearer uniforms were made in burma, and the united we stand pins were made in china. joining me now, karen finney, former dnc communications director and msnbc political analyst. karen, i wanted us to listen to what mitt romney had to say about being tough on china, just last week. >> okay. >> i'll clamp down on cheaters like china and make sure they finally play by the rules, and don't steal our jobs. >> karen, don't steal our jobs! what about our jobs making the olympic uniforms? >> that's right. who thought that bain capital and, you know, the olympic uniforms were connected by mitt romney and outsourcing? but there's another thing that i want to say. this is exactly the incompetence that we've seen from this campaign. it was predictable. once the china story came out about t

mississippi governor hali barber, alley bama's governor both calling on him to release more tax returns. and they are not alone. texas governor john perry is asking him to. texas governor rick perry, a former republican rival says that romney should be as open as possible. meantime on the other side we've got republicans criticizing the obama campaign for what they're saying about mitt romney. john mccain calls the campaign disgraceful for targeting those tax returns and romney's time with bain. he calls it chicago-style sleazy campaigning and saying the focus should be on the $5 trillion he says president obama has added to the deficit. meantime former new hampshire governor john sununu says that he shouldn't have said that president obama needs to learn to be an american. he is a romney supporter. what he really meant is he needs to learn the american formula for business. lynn? >> all right, tracie, thanks so much. >>> to utah where a southwest sky west airlines pilot wanted in connection with a colorado murder attempted to steal an empty plane from a small airport. the man then kill

it has administers and kiosks, a barbershop, and even a prayer -- administration kiosks, a barber shopand even a prayer room. >> i lead a good life here. >> the unfinished building does have some drawbacks. there are no elevators. one step too far could prove to be fatal. >> there aren't any railings, so we always have to keep an eye on the children. we do not let them go out on the balcony's on their own. we are going to put up more fencing soon. >> president hugo chÁvez promised 200,000 new housing units in the last election. now his government is rushing to make good on at present -- on that pledge ahead of the next poll in october. maybe it will not be long before a lot of the residents are in new and better housing, but many say are more than happy to stay put -- many say they are more than happy to stay put. >> in germany, the government is facing a very different problem -- a falling birth rate and an aging population. that presents numerous challenges, from the rising costs of health care to the future of the pension system. >> the german government has otherwise introduced a s