over the years joe's barber shop was named the best by u.s. weekly in 2009 and 2013 and voted the best place to get our hair done by the bay area resort. he's been a friend to me for many years and in addition to being a neighbor for a long time and joe you've been a tremendous leader in the leathern you community and one of the people that are universally respected in many others parts of community. so it's my great pleasure to honor joe's barber shop as the small property owner of the year. congratulations >> thank you (clapping). >> i want to thank scott wiener the district 8 the board of supervisors and the 76 its a mathematical place and it was the tails of the city that brought me here. now he gets his hair cut in my shop only in san francisco. i want to thank my crew the awesome cosmetologists and my customers after the fire in 2012, we were devastated we had to move a long time but after the fire we're buzzer than ever and it's because of the customers i want to thank my closet friendly joel and my parent so thank you. (clapping.) >> t

we found him working his barber chair in a no frills shop. >> we have three barbers in here. to be here at all times. so we all have to know 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. >> barber shops have been a favorite stop 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 fr

barber? mr. barber? mr. barber votes no. dr. fleming? >> aye. >> dr. fleming votes aye. >> mr.carson? >> mr. carson votes no. >> mr. coffman. mr. coffman votes aye. >> miss shea-porter? miss shea-porter vote no, sir. >> mr. ridgell votes aye. mr. mafay? mr. mafay votes no. mr. gibson? >> no. >> mr. gibson votes no. >> mr. kilmer? >> no.eel >> mr. kilmer votes no. >> mrs. hartzler? aye. mr. castro? mr. castro votes no. dr. heck? >> aye. >> dr. heck votes aye. >> ms. duckworth? >> runnion votes aye. mr. peters. mr. peters votes no. mr. scott. mr. scott votes aye. mr. enyart. mr. enyart votes no. mr. pallazo. mr. pallazo votes aye. mr. gall ego. mr. nugent. mr. nugent votes aye. miss gabbard. miss gabbard votes no. mrs. gnome. mrs. gnome votes aye. mr. cook. mr. cook votes aye. mr. bridenstein. mr. bridenstein votes aye. dr. wentrip. dr. wentrip votes aye. mrs. with a loresky. mrs. with a loresky votes aye. mr. burn. mr. burn votes aye. mr. jones. >> has everyone voted? >> mr. chairman. i'd change my vote to an aye. >> mr. hunter needs to change his vote to an aye. >> mr. hunter v

eric barber thank you very much for explaining this very complicated technology to us. "ac360" starts right now. >>> good evening. break being news. was it something he said? nba officials take the next step to bounce donald sterling and say our exclusive interview with him is one more reason why he has to go. >>> the heat reaching the white house on the va hospital scandal. new questions and nuances what president obama knew. >>> the spear fischerman that never bhe in -- never bargained on this. >> the nba commission is working on stripping donald sterling from the team

accused craig's list killer miranda barber back in court this morning. teenager accused of a cold-blooded murder wants to squash a crucial piece of evidence in the case. what that could mean for prosecutors who want the death penalty here. >>> also reaction to a new white house email that raises serious questions about the administration's response to the benghazi terror attack. that's coming up. man: i know the name of eight princesses. i'm on expert on softball. and tea parties. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for, because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. ready to plan for your future? we'll help you get there. you always get the lowest price book any flight or hotel and if you find it for less we'll match it and give you fifty dollars back that's the expedia guarantee that corporate trial by fire

the dagger's coming. >> you know me. >> when the drama got too high for cash he would often turn to barber for support. >> i'm more of a older sister or brother to her. she's young. so i try to you know, give her advice. >> it's a lot of drama. it's a lot of drama. >> occasionally, the drama would bring a chuckle or two to the one member of our field team who couldn't help but hear every bit of it. >> one day at a time. >> have i not proven -- >> in and out of enough drug rehabs to know you take it one day at a time. with you patience is a virtue. >> we can't see each other. >> reminds me of high school. >> mod q was off the hook. by the time we would leave you would just be drained emotionally. >>> we traveled here to the famous fisherman's wharf because of a let are we got from one of our viewers, he wrote he was roried his father's business needed a makeover. we assembled our experts to swoop in and shake things up. that's coming up next on a special edition of "your business."

john barber of mission housing. thank him very much for his assistance. mr. barber also mentioned he hasn't been to dbi since the 90s, that's a long time, and he knows significant and productive changes have been be met in dbi's business and how that is good for our business. congratulations to director huey who was interviewed by the cantonese radio talk show program about steps interested owners who want to take to legalize current legal units. this was a live call in radio show and director huey got plenty of questions about situations and provided helpful advice so thank you for taking that on the road. he had also been invited to do a channel 26 chinese tv interview with annie chun, the president of self help for the elderly. we expect this interview to be scheduled in the next few weeks which will remind viewers about the rapidly approaching september 15 deadline to submit [inaudible]. dbi had alsz been invited to be part of the june 21 home buyer and investor expo, which will be held from 11:00 to 5:00 pm on the 1300 block [inaudible] respond to questi

a little barber shop harmony. we sang it 20 minutes later in front of 20,000 fans.f tanked. we didn't sound as good as the bathroom. it never goes as well as when you are in front of the big audience. we president can't show the tape because of legal reasons. but we got to see the bathroom. >> it never sounds as good as it does in the bathroom. >> i used to do this in high school, sing barber shop with my buddies. i mefer thought i could snooker jimmy fallon and his company to do this. we sang all over for billy joel and kevin specey last week. >> i didn't realize you went to high school in 1909. >> it was in the 80s. we are looking for good old-fashioned harmony. what is better than four guys singing in the bathroom after school? >> there are so many things i can't begin to count. >> we have a show this weekend. put the flier up there. we are singing in new hampshire. come on, we will find it. find me on the website. we are singing in a high school auditorium. last topic. did he or didn't he? congressman joe garcia has been accused of picking and eating ear wax liv

barber, what's your reaction to thom tillis winning last night. how is this going to be?'t endorse candidates. with them calling him mainstream, there's a lot of green tea in that mainstream. he cut 500,000 people from medicaid expansion. nine republican governors accepted medicaid expansion. he took 900,000 people earned income credit to give 23,000 families a tax credit break. ronald reagan supported earned income tax credit -- when you make ronald reagan look like a liberal then that's surely extremism. he passed the worst suppression law since jim crow. he took 107,000 people's unemployment. cut it to almost last in the nation, 5,000 teachers. this is not some kind of mainstream or establishment. as speaker, he's been right there with the tea party extremists. i think he got one of the top awards from alec as a legislator. so we cannot engage in this rhetoric. we have to look at the record. the record proves who you are. >> well, reverend, wouldn't that record motivate progressives and democrats to get out and do what they have to do in november? i mean, is this going

morning about what is called a morality cause, put in place under the diocese new bishop, michael barber. >> he felt there was a need to reinvigorate the language in the contract. >> reporter: it does not say what will not be colerated. being gay, living a gay lifestyle would be allowed with one witness test. >> does your lifestyle come back into the classroom and effect your standing as a role model for these young people? >> they are saying it is the church that is a bad example. >> calling on bishop barber to stop his intolerant, his hateful -- >> if it goes through and teachers are fired we will be looking for another school for our daughter. >> reporter: with vague wording leaving a lot of gray area, brown is trying to stop the outrage. >> it is an individual school by school administration by teacher discussion that could be had or not had. >> some parents and teachers are now planning a protest at the high school. and, at the office of the diocese of oakland on friday. in the news room, kpix5. >>> at last check more than 3200 people had signed the change.org petition asking them t

inserted by bishop barber. quote.n both employee personal professional life employee expected to model and promote behavior in conformity with the teaching of roman catholic faith in matters of faith and morale and to do nothing that tends to bring discredit to the school or to the diocese of oakland. student initiated petition on change.org collected more than 3300 signatures. parents have started one too with more than 600. parents cook said internal polling said teachers who sign the contract weren't necessarily comfortable with it. >> only 4 were okay with it. the rest have serious concerns about it but i can see myself in their position. i probably would have signed it too saying well i'll see what happens. >> so far 3 teachers lost their jobs over the issue but some worry more will leaf in the week and months to come. >> could something evolve with what he hears. go tout talk to them with what he hears at next year contract might be considered. i don't know. >> parents and students were planning demonstration ou

. >> it was a barber college. >> but it was a good barber college. back during the days when you were doing the grease stuff. no, i think there's a couple of things to keep in mind. one is the cost of college is so prohibitive these days that you ought to try to pick a school that's a good school but doesn't put you so far in dets you have to start out $100,000 down. and the second thing is, i urge all of you to get as far away from your parents as you possibly can. finds another place to go. go to the middle of the country. my daughter is going to colorado, and i'm very happy about that because you need to get out and break those ties a little bit. you're about to start out on your own. >> did you graduate from barber school? can you look that way. you've got a mullet going on. >> i like bob's hair today. >> it's like a -- >> i like it. very don johnsonesque. >> all i can say is -- >> could the biggest college tip be don't go? >> no. i think it should be don't drink your four years away. >> don't feel the pressure. >> but there's irrefutable evidenc

reverend barber, you have been working, organizing long hours.you joining us. >> thank you. >> our prayers go to the father in california and others as well. god bless you. >> ours as well. thank you. >> the first lady is fighting ba against a gop led plan to let schools get out of federal standard for school lunches. [ male announcer ] if you're taking multiple medications, does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene. available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel, biotene can provide soothing relief, and it helps keep your mouth healthy, too. remember, while your medication is doing you good, a dry mouth isn't. biotene -- for people who suffer from dry mouth. ♪ a dry mouth isn't. in life, there are things you want to touch, and some you just don't. introducing the kohler touchless toilet. the no-touch flush for your home. >>> some news you might not have heard about. the oldest ever member of the u.s. house of representa

the way i started him of the way i couldn't find a barber.on't like people just cutting my hair. i like to go to someone who has been doing it. i couldn't find one. barber inldn't find a north carolina? >> no i couldn't. i didn't know a career that well. i didn't want to get lost. i just like to do it on my own. mother, did find one, i had an afro. thought, i'm going to grow it out and see where it goes. that is how it ended up how it is. >> this is not only your signature now, doesn't mean you can't cut your hair? >> i guess so. this is what makes me andrew. this makes me unique. i have commercials talking about my hair. everyone wearing dreads -- dreadlocks. it is one of those things where i guess i have to keep it for a while. eventually i got to cut it. >> you are in pittsburgh. you just signed a contract. would you rather be in a bigger market? like los angeles or new york? what is it like being that kind of star and a market like pittsburgh? >> i love everything about pittsburgh. it is nice from the city to the fans to the team. it is g

in the barber shop, there's only one guy that drives the motorcycle. it's mr. beach deputy ron cohen arrests victor morales. >> he was the barber and he was late for work. he was on his way to the barber shop at the time when this all happened. >> the logo on the back of his jacket is for the 0 to 60 motorcycle club. >> god forbid deputy musto would have got killed that day, he would have been charged with manslaughter, gone to jail for a very long time just over a speeding ticket. >> a jury finds morales guilty of resisting an officer without violence. he's found not guilty of fleeing and eluding a police officer. he also gets a speeding ticket. >> i think he would have rather killed me than to get a couple of traffic tickets, i really do. >> deputy musto is taken to bethesda hospital and treated for injuries including road rash. while most of the physical wounds have healed, the emotional wounds are still raw. >> from the second i got back up, i was as mad as i've ever been. i'm still mad. >> within a week, deputy mike musto is back in his charger patrolling

on the barber.aircut. >> right. >> they're standing at my door saying that we're going to lock the guy up if he doesn't -- >> actually what happened with this inmate and it was inmate damon, he got an attitude is what he did and what i did was started challenging him concerning his customized haircut. i said if we start allowing that, what's going to happen is all the other inmates will be expecting that. >> right. >> and it's just going to create problems. >> i figured that was what your concern was. we have to establish what we're going to allow. and what we're not. if we're going to allow basic haircuts, you know -- >> i think that's what we need to stick to is just the basic haircut. >> all right, thank you. the most important thing is to keep problems from happening in prison, or business or whatever is that you're consistent. but if you how one person to do it and then you target somebody else, then we run into situations like this. all right. this is the deal. i've talked to the chief securit

barber said she killed 22 other people. >> she serves no jail time for his crime but now the family so-called af flew ensglau teenager will be paid up. he was paralyzed when couch crashed his pickup truck while drive drunk. couch was given 10 years probation after his lawyers argue he was spoiled by his wealthy parents and never had to sifr any cons -- suffer any consequences. we are hearing from one of the acrobats who plunged 40 feet when a circus stunt went horribly wrong. >> samantha spoke out after being released from the hospital. she is the only one who could walk on her own. she is thankful she is alive and wants to return to the ring saying quote i am hoping to join the backup with the tour and i am hoping some of the other girls will do the same. primary season is in full swing. the spotlight on north carolina republican tom tillis winning the nomination. he will face democratic senator kay hagan in november. staying in north carolina for a moment american idol runner up clay aiken holding a slim lead over keith crisco with 99 percent of the vote counted. the race is still too close

we've got stories from the barber's chair or inside the salon. to share them if you like using the hashtag barber wisdom. we'll feature the best online. >>> want to remind you of the breaking news on "gmt" today. foreign ministers have expanded sanctions list over russia's actions in ukraine in the last couple of hours. they've added two crimea companies and 13 individuals to the sanction list. we've got 48 russians also on that list already. russians and ukrainians. also to let you know we've seen the first video showing some of the girls kidnapped from nigeria a month ago. about 130 seen here. boko haram's leader suggests ge fhere. ilit ths.haram leade bok sum ths.haram leade bok sum s ak yowatcgmt. on ibilitof thatht f. ange f prisoners. thank you for watching "gmt." on start your business today with legalzoom. styour bess to th legom. got dvic whao wi i n ew wha do wi luwithy, uni docealthc hasimplegram anthe cared f that h moms on k withir doc aftee baborn ant the t careand guce-bef mpleod right now. and after the baby is born.nncr edhealthc

i also commend representative barber. what i'm asking the panelists here today is how do we work together to bring the knowledge of connecting people who really want to change the system's? the way hipaa is hidden behind is part of the. i have been that there because any better, just like mr. kelley knows better. i have been listened to the people who don't know that don't know how to do that. so changing the laws doesn't change the culture. it doesn't fund the programs and the outreach. i designed lots of programs to do outreach to people who have been on the streets for a long time, but unless we're working together to get that money, no matter how we change commitment laws or no matter how we change tonight, we are still not there. how do we get the money to get the services and change the culture? >> i want to have you get sick and. a dj to speak, go ahead. >> if i misled i apologize but your with mental health america, correct? [inaudible] >> i want to find a way to get health -- help for people like your son and my

the twitter account has blown up with more than 1000 followers, many are fans asking the barber to do their hair. >> are you excited or nervous? >> more excited than nervous. is the first time i have ever done anything drastic like this. >>, small, a lifelong blackhawks fan wanted to win a contest for a free head of hockey hair. >> we're going to shave the sides down first. >> here we go. >> i feel a bit more like him. what you think? >> that is awesome. >> calling back thinking to 2010 to ever see this becoming a big trend getting all this attention? >> never. i never did. in 2010 it just was him by himself and as the years went on a group with the fans and the last few years started seeing more people come in but about 25 or 30 of these cuts coming in here in the last three weeks. it took off a lot. the fans are loving it. >> there is the 316 club. we'll talk about this more in the next hour because they do more than just mullets. it's a really nice spot. they dtrips for people coming in to get their hair done. >> that looked great. >> coming up, what happened when beyonce is sister

here with reaction tiki barber.t of the clippers owner some people may take that one way. i take it a different way. >> he didn't have to say that. he was explaining a timeç whene grew up and what he experienced i just don't think he would have said it unless he wanted to be a teachable moment i kind of admired him for it. >> you can't begrudge someone for growing up with a certain set of ideals or beliefs but you can if they do once they become educated and enlightened. there are instances where people grow up a certain way. donald sterling is the example he became learned and a person of the world let's say, and bought a clippers team, that was full of african american players he never changed he was interacting with african americans yet still held prejudices. contrast is that michael changed. >> he didn't have to -- >> of course. >> everybody loves michael jordan. >> if you love basketball you want to see michael jordan and magic johnson. you want to say larry bird. the miami heat. and it's interesting because

take this woman's story for example. 92-year-old ruby barber has been voting for 70 years, rarely missingection. however, her driver's license expired. and when she recently went to get a new one here in texas, she didn't have a birth certificate so they wouldn't renew it. without it, she could not cast her ballot today in person. >> you just feel like your rights have been snatched away from you. and that's not right. we're citizens of the united states. that's not right. i've been here 92 years. i feel like i'm a citizen. >> you've earned it? >> i feel like i've earned it. >> after raising enough of a stink, state officials were able to dig through census records from the 40s to verify her identity. so she was finally issued an id. now, proponents of this law say this is just a rare snafu and requiring people to show a current photo id helps combat voter fraud. they also point out that people over the age of 65 can vote by absentee ballot with no id. but ms. ruby wants to do it like she's done all these years and cast that ballot in person, something she will be able to do today because

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red barber. [laughter] he created catbird seat. but he didn't really.calculator -- that was somebody -- he later, that was like the dodgers are sitting in the catbird seat tonight. the pitcher's throwing magnificent stuff. but barber later was pressed, and he had all these numbers terms he came up with, and he was later pressed, and he said he won it in a poker game. he had a bunch of others. rhubarb was his. and he later said rhubarb, meaning a dustup, an argument, a face to face, you know, the umpire and a guy like leo derose your would be involved in a rue wash, and -- rhubarb, and he said it was from crowd noises in a theater. three guys were supposed to be a crowd in a play, and they'd go rhubarb, rhubarb, rhubarb. and that was the word they'd use to make crowd noise. but don't get me started on words in sports. [laughter] chic herndone, he did slam dunk. that's almost taken over for as a metaphor for success. >> we have time for one more question if we have one. do we have one from the audience? [inaudible] >> do i speak a foreign -- one time in m

along with ron barber and cody nichols, they knew what they needed to do.hey were bringing awareness to mental illness. >> by doing that, it was easier. they were really great and offered to do it. they knew exactly what they needed to say. congressman ron barber is when you spoke to. >> we just try to contact different health advocacy. y, the shooting with him and gabrielle giffords brought up a lot of issues. he was ready to take that stand and use that for good and strong the stigma. -- drop the stigma. create an awareness that they realize what they have. a bettern to getting future for people with illnesses and how they can help themselves. >> i want to show your documentary next. was the most challenging part for you? >> most challenging part for me was probably the essay. i was editing with my teammates. i had a lot of help. once we get the interviews, it was easier. we just had to connect the mall -- them all together. that was the most fun and the hardest and the most rewarding part. >> what about using the c-span archives? >> we have an interestin

. >> well we have late word tonight that the bishop of the oakland diocese michael barber has agreed to meet with teachers over a contract clause that requires those teaching in catholic schools to abide by catholic doctrine in their private lives outside of schoo school. nearly 20 percent of the teachers in the oakland diocese are not catholic. 7 news reporter has the story now from bishop 0del high school. >> might have to happen. might have to happen. >>reporter: miss cock has between juniors at oakland bishop 0del. she says she may pull them out of the school if the contract language offered teachers in the oakland diocese doesn't change. >> they have been formed by these teachers. they have been formed by this administration for 3 years. i was i would like that kind of integrity and difficult divorce ty to continue. >> reporter: the diocese of oakland says it's a small word change but some teachers and community leaders say a new contract clause that requires teachers to live by catholic doctrine outside of class goes too far. the clause parents and teachers are worried about re

michael barber arrived to meet with teachers about a contract provision. odowd senior is among a group of student leaders who met with the bishop. >> this clause created a lot of perk for the community. it's worded in a way so broad. it's up to the basically eye of the beholder. >> three teachers will lose their jobs because they're forced to sign a contract with the diocese. inserted by the bishop. in matters of face and morals to do nothing tends to bring discredit to school or diocese of oakland. >> i'm not sure what you mean change of heart? >> take the language out. >> a student initiated petition on change.org connected 3300 signatures parents started one with 600. some worry more teachers will leave. >> i'm concerned about that. >> three teachers were not invited to meet with the bishop. saying dialogue was staff and students is unlikely to lead to an immediate change. >> hundreds of firefighters joined a battle today against a wildfire in mariposa county. 500 firefighters are now on the scene. three injuries have been reported. the so called hunter

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i think those supporting the barber bill have been misled by the mental health industry. again, i am a uber liberal democrat. but when nancy pelosi told roll call that she wants a bill that was supported by the mental health industry, the barber bill got it. it gives the mental health industry more money without requiring them to serve the seriously mentally ill. we cannot pretend they do not exist. telemedicine is related more to takers inimary care rural areas access to psychiatrists who do not live in those areas for consultation. >> i want to take -- i want to add to the response. i have mixed feelings about telemedicine. i think what congressman murphy has been attempting to underscore that has not come across more clearly -- i want to underline it. there is a serious shortage of mental health per for -- professionals. above all, a serious shortage of needed specialist. what do you do? you want to make an immediate fix to people who have mental health needs in non-served areas, let alone underserved areas. you can use technology to ramp up a solution. i view telemedi

murals, memorials, even the aprons of the local barbers. then there is the menu at the famous cafÉ where politicians have been coming for years to court the cuban-american vote. not so much ines its size but its unity and concentration in florida. such a vital state in presidential elections. there are signs that the politics underpinning america's policy is starting to shift. >> billionaire property developer, the art gallery that bears his name, known as the donald trump of the tropics, one of miami's most influential figures that wants to rethink america's embargo against cuba. >> lift the embargo and start a policy with a lot more communication and all across the spectrum. show why this system is the best system in the world. >> some would say that his betrayal. >> i think those people are wrong. >> is communist revolution came at the height of the cold war. maintained ever since although the obama administration has eased the travel ban on americans visiting. his also shook hands of counterpart at nelson mandela's service. >> the react

jon: ellison barber, from the "washington free beacon." we'll continue to read up on that. >> a well-known actor is under arrest after his wife was found shot dead sign side of their home. we'll have a live report just ahead. >>> terrifying scene. two trains collide head-on near one major city and what investigators say may have caused the accident. >>> they say she is lucky to be alive. a woman out for a jog on this deserted road comes face-to-face with a seven-foot bear that attacked her. >> all i can say is the survival instinct for that woman is phenomenal because the trauma that she went through and then to walk out was heroic. good job! still runnng in the morning? yeah. getting your vegebles every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. jon: here's a look at some headlines we're following this hour. at least five people died, 45 others were injured after two trains slammed into each other near moscow this morning. investigators say the likely caus

and who better to weigh in on clippers than the guys at legends barber shop here in los angeles? >> hey. >> hey, what's up? how are you? how are you doing? hey, guys, what's going on? how have you guys been? >> good. >> jimmy: i wanted to ask you guys were you surprised by donald sterling and what he said on that tape? >> no, man. >> not really. >> i feel like he smells racist. like you can clearly look at him, he smells racist. >> he smells like mitchum deodorant. >> he sweats -- >> i don't think so. i think everybody was genuinely shocked. i don't think anybody kind of like put him in that basket. >> jimmy: i wasn't shocked by it. >> i mean, you're privy to those kinds of things. >> i am a a big part of the white community. >> of course. >> jimmy: at the meetings this is the sort of thing we discuss. >> no, there have been a bunch of lawsuits filed against him. >> of course. >> jimmy: many allegations of racism have been made against him. >> yeah, now, he said it, if he didn't hold the door for you in the men's room you're like, ah, that was racist. >> jimmy: let's talk about t

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barber is live in the hague. thank you. at least 21 people have been killed in an attack on a pro-government rally in syria. this happened in the southern city of dora and supporters of president assad were outcome painting for his reelection in the polls due on june the third and we will have the latest talking to our correspondence who is in lebanon and beirut and this happened in dara and of course that is where the revolution actually began, wasn't it? >> reporter: yes, this is where the protest began in march 2011. and that is why it has a lot of symbolism. now the government in the past few days has been adamant to try to regain as much control as possible of as many areas in southern syria to try to claim that they can hold these presidential elections scheduled on june third because they want to show the world they are legitimate, they are credible and there are enough people who went to the ballots and voted for assad and it's valid and legitimate. the opposition is trying to do exactly the opposite and they are tr

jon: ellison barber, from the "washington free beacon." thanks. jenna. jenna: a dramatic video of a house explosion after police show up on the scene. we'll see what sparked this deadly situation. more on this coming up. >>> tragic situation in a mining accident in west virginia. we have miners family members remind us of dangers that come with the job. >> i look at him as a hero. there are a lot of people do things every day that you could risk your life at. this right here takes a special person. my dad is my hero. >> they're heroes. you don't know what will happen from time to time. you don't know if you will get to tell them you love them again. with ink plus from chase like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. w

eric barber thank you very much for explaining this very complicated technology to us. "ac360" starts right now. >>> good evening. break being news. was it something he said? nba officials take the next step to bounce donald sterling and say our exclusive interview with him is one more reason why he has to go. >>> the heat reaching the white house on the va hospital scandal. new questions and nuances what president obama knew. >>> the spear fischerman that never bhe in -- never bargained on this. >> the nba commission is working on stripping donald sterling from the team he owned. here with details rachel nichols and our senior legal analyst. the statement from the nba, walk us through. they are not only laying out a timeline for action against sterling they also detail the charges against him. >> absolutely. these are the official charges against donald sterling, this is what we've been waiting for since adam silver came out and gave that press conference saying he was going to pressure the nba ownership to force donald sterling to give up his team. first they had to n

the protesters plan to defy that order today as one of the protest leaders said, william barber, we'rehat was on paper on policy last year is causing pain and problems in the lives of real people. joining me now is larry hall and nia-malika henderson. representative hall, let me start with you now. these new provisions from the north carolina legislative committee, what was your initial reaction? i can't imagine the tables being turned and those restrictions not being met with outrage and indignation if they were being placed on members of a conservative grassroots group. >> well, thanks for covering this, alex, and certainly everybody was outraged that now after such a long period of time it becomes necessary to shut down people's right to petition their government. that's what's happening here. they don't like to hear from the people, so they want to make it inconvenient and almost impossible for them to come to the capitol grounds and to come to the legislative building. >> do you think it will have any effect on moral mondays? and the movement to push back on some of what the legis

one kept tracy barber up all night. >> she came over and started screaming and banging on the door and trying to get me up and saying grab the babies. >> her neighbor is the one who woke her up. he shot these pictures as the fire was burning near their home. >> pretty much if it wasn't for her i think we would have been in trouble because it was spreading very, very quickly. >> the dog's early warning propertied a -- prompted a quick call and they kept the grassfire on the hill from getting closer to homes. this is one of a nearly dozen fires burning at the same time one of them singed the home and another burned a car in the garage. they are all bringing back memories of a fire buck on the loose, but this time tracy is spooked jie. if they were to do this again, their rooms would be the first to go. >> reporter: she decided her kids will not stay at home for uh -- for awhile. >> investigators in walnut creek say four suspicious fires in a park including this one. last night's fire is in the same spot as one set two years ago and the same area as three others in the past week. >>> a fa

. > > katie was the type of girl who even though doesn't fit the typical san the barber of mold, i care about science and i care about engineering.... i don't know. we got along somehow and she was great. no matter what i did it she always loved me and that was pretty amazing of her to be able to do that. katie was exactly the type of girl who maybe he thought he was talking about when he took her book was not that type of growth at all. and as other gauchos alumni take the mic, its clear this tragedy is one with strong ties to the bay area. > > as the brother of someone who is currently a student there, this fear of one who is related to someone who's just two blocks away from where the shooting was. it was just a terrible feeling. speakers, like tom sheehan, whose son graduated from ucsb in 2012, also stressing the important of recognizing early sings of mental illness and how talking problems out rather than allow them to fester inside can prevent needless deaths down the road. > > as the parent of, let your loved ones know they are ok once in awhile that you are ok. sometimes you do

one kept tracy barber up all night. >> she came over and started screaming and banging on the door and trying to get me up and saying grab the babies. >> her neighbor is the one who woke her up. he shot these pictures as the fire was burning near their home. >> pretty much if it wasn't for her i think we would have been in trouble because it was spreading very, very quickly. >> the dog's early warning propertied a -- prompted a quick call and they kept the grassfire on the hill from getting closer to homes. this is one of a nearly dozen fires burning at the same time one of them singed the home and another burned a car in the garage. they are all bringing back memories of a fire buck on the loose, but this time tracy is spooked jie. if they were to do this again, their rooms would be the first to go. >> reporter: she decided her kids will not stay at home for uh -- for awhile. >> investigators in walnut creek say four suspicious fires in a park including this one. last night's fire is in the same spot as one set two years ago and the same area as three others in the past week. >>> a fa

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old school barber shop over there, mexican, and then what else have we got? >> fountain porter here, which is a craft beer bar. and this is cigar shop which has the -- >> the oldest cigar shop in south philly. >> yes. >> so does this work? >> make sure you got that one. >> we got it. >> all right. >> clearly he doesn't mind the new philly. >> the guy yelling is a regular in anthony re eguly's cigar shop, like he likes to the called, antny. >> does that keep the neighborhood solid? >> yes, they have kept our neighborhood solid. it's changed because i. they're a little differently than hours. >> because they're a little bit different age or not italian? >> because of -- both. both. >> we continue our special coverage of philadelphia's middle class. what's race got to do with it? black middle class, fears they are slipping down the ladder. >> when you look at the median income it's such a wide gap from blacks to whites, that you never catch up to what whites are making. because you don't have those opportunities. >> i'm going ogive you a firsthand -- to give you

"in the past, there was ignorance," she said, and " people brought barbers to their homes to circumcisels. now, we are more modern. we take our girls to the doctor." that is what her father did. he brought her to this private clinic where locals tell us many girls have the operation. but we had just opened to the doctor in this case here at his clinic. he would not appear on camera, but he denied carrying out the f gm procedure. he said he treated her for something else and she died because someone gave her penicillin, to which she was allergic. she lies very close to her home. friends told us her dream was to be a journalist. campaigners say it will take a lot more than one prosecution to spare other girls. just one of some 125 million women and girls in africa and the middle east who have undergone fgm. now to london where after more than a year and a half, the painstaking restoration, a painting by artist mark rothko is back on display. it was defaced with permanent marker pen, but thanks to conservationists, it has been brought back to its original condition. our arts editor got clo