we found him working his barber chair in a no frills shop. >> we have three barbers in here.. one of us try 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

how one barber is c >>> a barber shop owner is making a difference by helping others start their own businesses. >> ron mott has the story of a man helping his community. >> i work at both stores. >> for jerome williams, taking care of number one means taking care of others. >> what's interesting is the location in a grocery store. how has that worked out? >> fantastic. >> he's barber shop outside of chicago. it started five years ago with three barbers and now boasts 37. >> i took guys who didn't have any clientele and put them in a place where a lot of people needed hair cuts. >> after a career in the marines, williams went to nursing school, but was honest with himself and got out. >> i realized that you don't want a person in health care that's just doing it for money. >> he tried hit hand at barbering. with his personality and tension for wooing people has built a successful business as diverse behind the razors and scissors as those underneath him. >> the way he focuses on business and how he makes things happen. >> williams isn't satisfied with giving opportunities, he mentors

an operation that started humbly five years ago with three barbers and now boasts 37. >> i took guys who didn't have any kind of clientele and put them in a place where a lot of people needed haircuts. >> reporter: after a career in the marines, williams went to nursing school but was honest with himself and got out. >> i realized that you don't want a person in health care that's just doing it for the money. >> reporter: so he tried his hand at barbering. and with his personality and penchant for wooing people has built a successful business as diverse behind the razors and scissors as those underneath them. >> the way he focuses on business and like how he makes things happen. >> reporter: williams isn't merely satisfied with giving opportunities, he mentors, teaching his crew the ups and downs of ownership. ivan duncan has joined those ranks, partnering with williams in a shop that opened this summer at o'hare airport. >> jerome gave me that opportunity to work 24/7, said you could make as much money if you like. >> reporter: though williams clearly has financial goals for himself

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only fox 29 news was there as william barber headed into a glenn mills courtroom. the deputy district attorney says he waived his right to a preliminary hearing on most of the counts against him. the health and phys. ed. teacher was arrested in september accused of having sex with a student. barber is out on bail and has been given permission to see his children. >> he filed a motion requesting and was granted permission to be around his own children for this time period, but he is not permitted to be around other children and he's not permitted to interact with other children in any way and certainly to have no contact with the victim. >> barber game a fm face to many after he and his wife started a lemon shot challenge to help their daughter brielle and others battling cancer. he will be back in court next month. >> developing right now, the sex assault allegations against legendary comic bill cosby. the former prosecutor who declined to bring charges in the case against cosby nearly 10 years ago is talking about why that case was never brought. more than a dozen

ryan barber and his wife irene at their wedding in seattle, washington. ryan needs help with his wedding toast. used siri to help him out. then we saw the feature film where ryan and irene announced they were pregnant. guess what we have now? we have a baby boy named solomon. he was born on july 4th. they just got around to making this video. it's a halloween-themed video. they take little baby solomon and place him around different seattle, washington, locations. >> i cannot believe this. this is so cute. >> we keep following the barbers as their family grows. >>> it's time to give away an ipad mini. >> you need the buzz word, need to be at least 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> head over to rightthisminute.com and click on the win ipad button. >> facebook, twitter or both and each, every single day. >> the buzz word is heritage. >> get this, today is bonus give away day. that means one winner is going to get an ipad mini and a second winner will get a flat screen tv. good luck, everybody. >>> a girl shows off her boobs next to the car then on

. >>> gunfire rang out at a barber shop in reading for the second time. witnesses say the shooter fired at least 6 times before getting away. one of the victims was listed in critical condition. a shooting happened at the same barber shop on tuesday, but there were no injuries in that in that case. >>> the last survivor of the multiple shooting in tabernacle new jersey has died, 11-year-old alsander harriman. 14-year-old nicholas and nadia died at the scene. their mother died after suffering a self inflicted gunshot. >>> weather is causing problems for many across the country. the good news most of the snow is tapered off, but some of the roads are slick. amtrak expects a huge jump over the 785,000 who rode the rails last year. 80,000 passing through 30th street station. >>> most flights out of philadelphia international airport are back on schedule. yesterday the airport experienced delays on average of an hour and a half due to the snow. check your flight schedule before heading to the airport. >>> download the storm tracker 6 live app on your apple or

barber. [applause] >> thank you so much for the boston book festival for inviting me at a chance also interact begin with people who i've come to be really fun of in the world we live in today which is people like mayor wong, mayor rivera and mayor walsh, and also tom menino who i had the pleasure also a beating earlier -- meeting earlier this year. to be with mayor walsh, mayor wong and mayor rivera to talk about cities and mayors is a particular pleasure, and they're glad they're here because for a change i.t. to say something about people who have a chance to either say are you crazy? or, yeah, i think you got that right. but let me just back up for a minute and talk a little bit about the era in which we are living and why for many cities, mayors, city councils and this citizens of cities have become so important. in an air of isil, ebola and terrorism and national gridlock and the congress, not just here but in many places in the world, that our political systems around the world are in

>> so they may take barber call maybe twice a week. so they will have a clean shaven face and then go a couple days, three days, and then go back to the barber facility. >> are you saying they're completely clean shaven? >> i am saying they are -- what is clean shaven? some would say a razor -- >> clean shaven is somebody like you. >> i would say that's -- i have got a fairly dense hair but that's the appearance immediately after. >> and that would satisfy the medical problem? >> that's correct. >> to be shaved that closely? >> that's right. the doctors prescriptions invariably are getting a clipper shave and that brings a second point up, your honor, the policy's rationale is follow doctor's orders and we think that is fundamentally of a different nature than a religious reason because the eighth amendment law of deliberate indifference and the like admits of no countervailing security interest that come into play. our policy is we follow doctor's orders and that's the end of the matter. under the medical -- >> are you telling us that

>> well, i think reverend barber made a really good point.y calling a state of emergency been there is ulg aeven an emergency. the actions being taken is insulting to the protesters and to the people of this state and this community. there definitely needs to be a conversation with the governor and with some of the leaders that are making these types of choices and preparations as though we are somewhere in a distant land and not here in america within a bedroom community in the suburbs of st. louis county. i think it's also ridiculous, some of the preparations being made. >> john, stay with us. nina, i want to follow up on what john is saying there because that idea of the language he used was insulting when it was just a few months ago when this community, the officials in it were saying, now we're going to have open communication. >> right. >> now we're going to develop respect and trust and then here's a local community activist saying, excuse me, what you are doing is insulting to us. >> right. and the word embarrassing that john used is

william barber. >> i just met a young lady in the hotel who said she was with green peace but she wasglad that environmental assists were able to hookup with civil rights and understand the i understand section of our issues. those who are attempting to deny healthcare, those who are attacking minimum wages, those who are attacking women's rights and lgbt rights and immigrants' rights. what you are hearing in america now with all of the different movement, is prophetic mourning. >> reporter: for barber it's the universality of the activists struggle that will make the difference. >> yesterday on the plane a lady said we are landing in st. louis, i wonder do we have to go through ferguson, with fear. i turned around and said to her, yes, because ferguson is not just in missouri, every city you go through has some element of ferguson. >> reporter: al jazerra, st. louis. >>> the world health organization says nearly 7,000 people have now died from the ebola outbreak in western africa. the number of deaths has leapt by 1200 in just four days since the last w.h.o. report. more than 16,000

bill barber is scheduled for a preliminary hearing. barber is suspended right now from garnet valley middle school. he's accused of having a sexual encounter with a 15-year-old. he's well-known in the community because of his young daughter's battle with cancer. >>> also in court. a man accused of giving bad information about the search or eric 14 is scheduled for a preliminary hearing. he's charged with making false reports. police say he told them frein asked him for a forged i.d. so he could enter canada. authorities say he first lied to barrett township police and then lied to state troopers before admitting that the story about the fake i.d. wasn't true. frein is accused of killing one state trooper and injuring another in an ambush. he was eventually captured after a seven-week manhunt. >>> for the sixth time police arrested a delaware man on dui charges. a trooper saw him driving in and out of a lane in traffic in dover. a computer check revealed tucker had five previous dui convictions between 1998 and 2011. >>> this morning in

i was listening to haley barber a moment ago and no one is shrewder than haley. if they gain control of the senate. the question then is what are they prepared to give to the democrats to meet them at middle ground. what about immigration and the minimum wage? things have not been done because both staked out positions at either end and refused to meet in the middle. that's the question that the country is really fed up with. as you go around america, the city council in seattle and los angeles and atlanta are getting things done because they work together. it doesn't happen in washington. >> the question is how do things change? how do you get things done? is there hope that that will happen with a period who has to deal with the congress that is led by a different party? >> it's not just the president having to deal with the party, but the people who are congressional leaders have to talk about this. >> i don't know how we can get anything been with them as leaders. that's how toxic it is within the party itself. no one is standing beside barack obama at this p

. >> a preliminary hearing for william barber the garnet valley middle school teacher accused of having a sexual relationship with a 15 year old, will happen today. police say 38 year old william barber used his twitter page to direct message a former student and sexually assault her. starting with she was in just eighth grade. police also say the victim can -- victim sent barber nude photos, he in return sent inapropriate twitter messages commenting on her physical appearance. >> delaware county store is check its packages very carefully after saving illegal delivery this week. >> 90 pounds of pot, now police obviously would like to know who sent it. two shipment were delivered to the clothing store, city blue in upper darby. police say it came from california delivered we fed eggs. the street value of this high grade marijuana is $300,000. the manager, who asked not to be identified, says that while the two deliveries were marked with the store address, he didn't recognize the recipient on the package. the store manager did not want to be identified. >> i did what i was supposed to do

barber once chafrd the rnc said if someone takes offense i regret it.was intended to offense. gaffe? that is terrible. >> so much outreach for the republicans. >> so -- meacham is stoic. >> putting it in context, though, it's a stup thing so they, today is more, but this is a reference to uncle remass to briar rabbit and a tar baby being known as a sticky situation him no, i think it's a stupid thing to say. it opens the door to all sorts of accusations of racism or at least being insensitive to race issues. it's entirely possible that somebody could use this term and not have negative motivation. >> the truth is, you cannot talk like that. there are things you can't say that were said in the '60s, you should know that. >> jonathan, your take on matt's take? >> look, hayley barber had a problem. he apologized in that if anyone was offended kind of way. but you know, as governor dean just said, there are things that used to be you know socially acceptable to say that aren't socially acceptable today and for good reason. so someone, especially hay lay bar

the ramps will be closed throughout the day because of the parade. >> someone opened fire inside a barber shop in reading. the scene of another shooting the day before. it happened at the all star hair studio in rock landslide plaza shopping center. someone shot at the same business on tuesday night, but nobody was hurt in that incident. police are looking for the gunman. >>> new details have emerged about how worried bill cosby was about accusations of sex assault many years ago. he cut a deal with the national eninquirer. he testified under oath in 2005 that he gave an exclusive story in explaining for the promise that the tabloid would not run a second accuser's story. the woman cosby talked about was andrea constand. she moat him while working at temple. she filed a civil lawsuit in 2005 which he settled a year later. >> we get another look at inflation station as we get a look at the kickoff at the thanksgiving. >> we'll get a look at at the turkeys who got a presidential pardon. >> reporter: if you're dressing the kids, make sure put on the hats and gloves and coats for the thanksgi

benjamin barber.ll for being here today, thank you for attending. ♪ >> coverage from the sixth annual boston book festival continues. .. >> and vikram as a fiction writer who stumbled into nonfiction. sitting right next to him i have howard gardner who is a professor of cognition and education at the harvard graduate school of education and the author of "the app generation." and then i have judith donath, who is the founder of the social miss machine group. i'm going to invite the audience to participate as soon as i can. and we will begin by sure presentations at each of the authors and after that i will ask if you rest in. so we are going to begin with judith, please. >> hello. what i wanted to do will start by telling you some beautiful organisms that look like something you might see in the crib in ca. but they are actually visualizations and the artist based them upon different features of spam, how long it is, the words that are used, to determine the colors and how they grow. and in the online

on the barber. on the haircut. >> 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 chie

>> so they may take barber call maybe twice a week. so they will have a clean shaven face and then go a couple days, three days, and then go back to the barber facility. >> are you saying they're completely clean shaven? >> i am saying they are -- what is clean shaven? some would say a razor -- >> clean shaven is somebody like you. >> i would say that's -- i have got a fairly dense hair but that's the appearance immediately after. >> and that would satisfy the medical problem? >> that's correct. >> to be shaved that closely? >> that's right. the doctors prescriptions invariably are getting a clipper shave and that brings a second point up, your honor, the policy's rationale is follow doctor's orders and we think that is fundamentally of a different nature than a religious reason because the eighth amendment law of deliberate indifference and the like admits of no countervailing security interest that come into play. our policy is we follow doctors orders and that's the end of the matter. undethe medical -- >> are you telling us that th

joining me reverend barber, president of the north carolina nwacp.nks for your time. you wrote a letter to governor mccrory to get this done. are you optimistic that could happen? >> well what we're trying to do is hold him accountable to what he said on election night. there was discussion about working to the the fact is he has been a 345i7bmajor blockade medicaid expansion. the majority of the people are working. thousands are construction workers, 23,000 veterans, i have veterans with me tonight. there's no reason we shouldn't do it. they said they needed to fix the system in north carolina but you can't reform without accepting medicaid expansion. we're going to lose $36 billion over a period of time. $8 billion this year. billions of dollars. children and veterans and working poor people are being hurt. they could solve it in an hour. all they need to do is repeal the bill and say not even the governor could expand medicaid without coming through legislation. >> do you think senator tillis was honest or just saying it to win votes. >> he was ce

a shooting happened at the same barber shop, last night, but there were no injuries. >>> the last of three children shot by their mother in tabernacle, new jersey, has died. eleven year-old alexander harriman and his two siblings suffered gunshot wound in their own home back on november 20th. fourteen year-old nicholas harriman and eight year-old nadia died at the scene. their mother, jeaninne lepage died days after suffering a self-inflicted gunshot wound. police say they may never know her motive. >>> philadelphia police after rested a man for impersonating an officer and it appears he is a repeat offender. on november 24th and 25th police say 28 year-old christopher keiter approached a person saying he was a police officer. each time a victim was handcuffed inside a corner store, keiter has three additional arrests including two for impersonating an officer and one for impersonating a a fireman. >>> still ahead on this full hour of "action news" at ten, newly released video gives new perspective into what happened before a policeman killed a 12 year-old child, carrying a toy gun.

. >>> someone opened fire on a barber shop in reading.ars hair studio yesterday afternoon. one of the victims is in critical condition. someone shot at the same business on tuesday night, but nobody was hurt in that incident. police are looking for the gunman. >>> the last survivor of a multiple shooting in tabernacle, new jersey, has died. he was 11-year-old alsander harriman his mom shot him and his two be siblings in their home. the two others died that day, the mother died from a self-inflicted gunshot days later. >>> a report shows bill cosby was worried about sexual assault allegations, he testified under oath that he gave the national inquirer an interview in which he refruited the sexual assaults. in return the tabloid dropped sex abuse allegations from another person, a former model. >>> karen rogers has an fyi for you on the new kid on the block. >> reporter: kensington corners what happens when you put a butcher shop in the restaurant. the meat comes from local family farms. >> all our beef and sheep and gets are raised on gras

reverend barber what he just described i find horrific. no american should have to go through something like that and somebody ought to call the st. louis cops for acting like that and clearly getting away with it. it's clearly intimidation. your thoughts on it? >> well it's horrific and it's happening too often and if i might lift the scripture during the first christmas when black boys and brown boys were being killed by an out of control king you could hear the voice of rachel weeping and wailing and refused to be comforted. you see non-violence protests everywhere. what we have is every 28 hours a black man is being killed, according to one statistic. you had 29,000 tickets in st. louis last year, 86% african-american, 92% arrest. you have more african-american males in prison today than you had in slavery in 1850. that is why people are refusing to be comforted because of this system of jim crowe over profiling, over arresting, over incarcerating, and now the over-killing of african-american men. it is a tragedy. the system is being i

a recount is scheduled for december 1, but barber contends 133 votes were disenfranchised.event in the salvation army gymnasium in aerorlando plans t dish out meals today. golden corral is search the food. matters. enjoy your thanksgiving. >>> charles krauthammer once wrote a column about the most important person of the 20th >>> charles krauthammer once wrote a column about the most important person of the 20th century. "time" magazine chose einstein, the great scientist. charles disagreed. he picked churchill, the indefensible statesman who led the fight against hitler and sounded the alarm over communism. politics trumping science. he traded a medical career for a one-way ticket to washington. why once here, his eyes locked on to a help wanted ad in a political opinion magazine, the new republic. >> i showed it to my wife. she said why don't you apply? >> i said i have never written anything. she said you write it, i'll hand deliver it. >> he was looking for a managing editor for the left leaning magazine. something in his application or phone call that made you want to

only fox 29 news was there as william barber headed in a glenn mills courtroom.preliminary hearing on most of the counts against him. police arrested the health and phys. ed. teacher in september they say he had sex with a student. barber is out on bail and the judge has given him permission to see his children. >> he filed a motion requesting and was granted permission to be around his own children for this time period, but he is not permitted to be around other children, and not permed to interact with other children in any way and certainly no couldn't having with the victim. >> he became a familiar face to many after he and his wife started a lemon shot challenge to help their daughter and other who's are battling cancer. he will be back in court next month. >> the philadelphia da has dropped charges against a teenager accused of terrorizing his blind neighbor and her therapy dog. a year and a half ago ma row ya cologne told police her dog saved her by barking and then using her paws to call 911. she claimed mcduffy broke into her home and tried to kill her b

charles barber, who was in on multiple charges of fraud and grand theft to what he had pled not guiltyffered us one of his homemade commissary snacks. >> this is top ramen. >> it consists of cheetoes, and gorditas. >> you eat this, and this is what you get. >> no. i'm the opposite. >> i'm 271, and they told me to lose some weight, but i don't care. >> in mod q the relations are absolutely different than from other mods because in other mods you've got this high-intensity gang politicking atmosphere going on and mod q where it's mostly homosexual protective custody inmate, there's none of that politics going on. it's more like love triangles going on. >> we are close. we are sisters, girl! we are sisters! this is -- i married him, girl. >> it's big-time drama mod. >> but it seemed nobody drew more attention in mod q than marcus cash. just 21 years old, cash was already on his eighth trip to the o.c. jail, this time on a conviction for possession of stolen credit cards. he was better known for the nickname he shared with the unit itself. >> i love the drama. the deputies call mow drama i

. >>> to breaking news in reading, we have our first video in from the scene of a barber shop where two people were shot. one of the victims was in critical condition. the other in stable. the shop is located in a strip mall at 11th and rock land streets. people fired several shots. officers believe the same gunman is responsible for today's shooting. nbc10 arrived on the scene a few minutes ago. stay tuned for live reports. back to the snow we've been talking about on the busiest travel day of the year. so many of you are sending in pictures of the snow and rain. >> vince lattanzio joins us with some of them. >> we've been getting pictures all day. >> he sent this to glenn. look at this horse running through the field in malvern, he loved the snow there. as we moved through, this is what it looked like in another part of the area. makes you want to take a trip on the backroads there. here's what it looks like in the collegeville area. snow coming down, it's a real winter wonderland. this is video from somewhere in pennsylvania. this woman says, remember 48 hours ago, when it was 73 in

. >> reporter: their mother had a second boyfriend, man named joe carter, a local barber who's shop wast to nikki's salon. love triangle? sounded, to veteran homicide detectives, like a potential recipe for murder. first they talked to robert, boyfriend number one, who was on the road in his long haul truck. how did he react to the news? >> oh, he was devastated. >> reporter: it was easy enough to check on robert. gps records put him a full day's drive away when nikki was murdered. and when they met him, as we did, they could plainly see, his grief was real. >> because that was my better half, and she was gone. you know, it's a hard thing. >> reporter: this was how detectives discovered the unusual nature of robert and nikki's relationship. robert told them he knew about the other boyfriend. it wasn't a secret. he didn't mind. he said he wanted nikki to be happy when he was away on the road. >> he's a truck driver. when he was home, he expected for her and him to be a couple, and when he was away, he realized that she was going to have other relationships. >> reporter: but what about jo

with a special request you all come to the western edition and let us know what's going with the barber shop and marcus book store it will reassure our community if you all come there and talk about what's happening now and in the future you say there's nothing going on there's a lot of he work that has to do with construction we've got major construction along the corridor and gary crossroad so there's a lot of construction going on right now and - offering special announcement i've september the position at fillmore corridor ambassador has a rhyme but i'm going to put my community together in a way that has not been done like the cb d and cac and try to bring a relationship with all the developers over the last 25 years if i can make a change with the support of everybody i'm meeting are supervisor london breed so i'll get her support and move on i wanted to make that announcement you all are doing a wonderful job and continue on i'll be here to do what i can. >> thank you, mr. washington you can put our comments under public comments i know with the executive director gave a report o

shooting happened at 2:45 at the rockland shopping plaza, police say that the man opened the door of a barber shop and fired at least six times, there was a shooting at the same barbershop last night. nobody was hurt in that incident. >>> coming up the rehearsals for the thanksgiving day parade go on despite the rain and snow. >>> i'm ducis rogers with the birds in fort worth, texas, the eagle as arrive here for the big of the game of the season, we'll hear about the contest with the cowboys coming up n. >> and cecily tynan has the accuweather forecast within "action news" continues tonight. a secure retirement. a new home. earning your diploma. providing for your family. real associates, using walmart's benefits to build better lives for their families. opportunity. that's the real walmart. >>> mobile 6 continuing its tour of the area tonight. now stopped at a stoplight at ninth and market. the streets are just wet and the precipitation continues and they must have a green light now. all the precipitation should be out by about 9:00 and mobile 6 is looking at 76, 95 and now on the streets of

the maryland center for health equity wants local barbers to talk to clients about getting screened for colorectal cancer. the money will help trained stylists educate customers. >> this is where people come in and have a frank conversation. and he is cutting hair and say did you get screened, that is difft from a politician telling him. >> most new cases are found in the african-american community and african-americans are more likely to die from it. >>> november is off to a messy start tonight. down in south carolina it is beginning to look a lot like winter. snow blanketed parts of the state in the earliest snow storm in recorded history. some folks saw two to three inches and others along the north carolina/tennessee border could get up to eight inches of snow. all that plus high winds left thousands of people without power. to show you how quickly things can change, it was 80 degrees in south carolina earlier this week. they are a lot farther south. >> crazy. >> that is a hockey of a lot of snow. >> snow fl spotted within a bad golf short of augusta. reporting 36 degrees and snow a

of having sex with a 15-year-old appears in court today and only fox 29 news was there as william barber appeared in a glenn mills courtroom. the deputy district attorney waived his right to preliminary hearing today on most of the counts. the health and phys. ed. i they are which you arrested back in september accused of of having sex with a student. victim was also in court today. >> she was the victim was here today ready to testify if need needed. she is available and certainly ready to testify if and when that time comes unless some other resolution to the case occurs. >> barber is out on bail a judge is allowing him to see his children but he's not around any other kids. he became a familiar face after he hadn't his wife started that lemon shot challenge to help their daughter and others battling cancer. he'll be back in court next month. >> developing story right now, the sex assault allegations against legendary comic bill cosby aren't going anywhere. the former prosecutor who declined to bring charges in a case against cosby nearly a decade ago is now talking about what might ha

reverend william barber, i appreciate your time tonight. you have done magnificent work for the residents there in the state of north carolina. thanks so much. >> take care. >> preeappreciate it. thanks to joining us. coming up, scott walker is 36 hours away from becoming aets player or pretender. rapid response panel weigh this is. plus the mayor of mistrust teams with florida republicans to slam charlie crist. stay with us. but i've managed.e crohn's disease is tough, except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious aller

ron barber, and martha mcsally. >> she has made something of an issue about immigration saying that the democrats have not done enough to protect the border, and immigration could be an issue in this race. the key race in the 10:00 hour, the senate bruce braley and joni ernst state center. >> depending on what happens, what happens in iowa may determine what happens in the senate. they had what they thought was a good candidate and then comes in joni ernst. >> she ran an amazing ad when she talked about castrating hogs. it got her noticed and people seemed to think maybe this is more of a likable sarah palin. iowa, a huge race to watch at 10:00. let's go to oregon in the 10:00 hour. there is a ballot initiative that we've been talking about involving marijuana. >> yes, well, there is an marijuana initiative there and ballot on genetically modified food and the ballot initialsive discussing whether or not illegal immigrants can have driver's licenses. >> that could be divisive, and oregon could be one of these states that legalizes marijuana. >> which seems to be spreading. you go to a f

maybe i'll learn to make d.w. disappear. ( woman singing "feet" song to barber of seville theme ) i neverey were just getting to the part with the feet. ( remote clicks ) it won't go. we know how to take a v.c.r. apart. we do? yeah, we do. we'll fix it. no! i'm supposed to turn it off and go get mommy. you guys sit. stay. mom! mom! ( music plays on tv ) aw pumpkins in pants. that's for babies. gee, loamy, this was the best nap ever. nah. too busy and not scary. what's this? ( growling ) ( in robotic voice ): head action now. cool! cool! mom: excuse me, boys but we don't watch this show here. tommy made me watch it. i dropped the thing and it hit my foot and this show came on... by accident. d.w., we have just seen the best thing there ever was. girl: i thought the weekend would never end. i just couldn't wait for school. me, too. my brother thinks school is hard, but it's fun. i guess that's because i'm smarter. d.w.: tommy? hey, d.w. you are not tommy. you are t-bot emerald. is it halloween already? timmy: these aren't costumes. we're the terrific turbo-trooper toy t-bot team. we defend

. >>> we have new video tonight of a man seen leaving a sholeavinge scene of a shooting at a barber shopour men were shot on wednesday afternoon. three of the victims are okay tonight. a fourth is in critical but stable con digsz. police aren't saying anything about motive. >>> the tree divided an entire city, but, tonight, there's a reason to rally behind it. >> you could see straight through it. you could put as many decorations as you want on this thing. and it's not going to help it none. >> yet, the con tro tro verse yal chris mass tree is standing proud and tall with a whole new sense of purpose. heeding his words, what a local sandwich shop owner said. and aparentally, he has not learned from his miss take. >> it's going to be a lot colder when you wake up tomorrow morning. some of us will be in the teens. coming up, i'll show you how cold your weekend will start off. end of milder air returning for part of your weekend, too. that's straight ahead. >> nbc 10 news at 4:00. the only station bringing you 20 minutes of nonstop news and weather. breaking news and major news of the day.

. >>> checking our headlines, police are looking for the gunmen who shot two people at a barber shop in reading this afternoon. no one was hit then. >> an 11-year-old boy shot by his mother in burlington county died at the hospital today. his brother and sister died last week. investigators believe janine shot her three children inside the family's home in tabernacle last thursday. and then shot herself. >> taking a picture now from camel back mountain, this is in monroe county, look at that. no place likely to see snow than the poconos. this is camel back mountain, it looks like if this keeps up, snow is going to be great there this winter season. more than a foot of snowfalling there today. >> live team coverage continues with deanna durante. >> deanna, what are the conditions like where you are. >> we've had a little bit of snow, rain, more snow and rain. if you take a look, it's just raining. there's been a significant amount of road fall. the roads have been treated and on some of the major roadways. pen dot telling us they've had crews out all day, keeping those roads clear. >>

william barber.amassed a social move in carolina now in its 75th week of frost. >> i met a woman from green peace and said she was glad to they are together. those attempting to deny healthcare. those attacking minimum wages, those who are attacking women's rights and lbgt rights and immigrants' rights, what you are hearing in america now with all of the different movements, is prophetic mourning. >> reporter: for bar berk it's the universality of the activists struggle that will make the difference. >> yesterday on at the plane a lady said we are landing in st. louis i wonder do we have to go through ferguson with fear and i turned around and said to her, yes, because ferguson is not just in missouri, every city you go through has some element of ferguson. >> reporter: al jazerra, st. louis. >>> the world health organization says nearly 7,000 people have now died from the ebola outbreak in western africa. the number of deaths has leapt by 1200 in just four days since the laste lasted with last w.h..

nadine barber reports. >> reporter: this is a palestinian student from east jerusalem, and he has justof jail. he took part in protests after the killing of an arab youth in jerusalem in july. he was jailed for three months but has no regrets. >> translator: on the contrary, i am at ease with what i did. i did nothing wrong. i was expressioning by rejection of the violence and crimes committed by the israeli occupation against our people and children. the least one can do is throw stones. >> reporter: the israeli police have arrested more than a thousand palestinians since july, and charged 300 in connection with protests. there has been anger about visits about israeli activists trying to pray at the come pounds known to juice as temple mount. and the minority has attacked jerusalem's right rail system as well as public buses. now the israeli government wants to bring up to 10 years in jail for throwing objects at vehicles or up to 20 years for throwing objects at people. >> after several weeks of constant disturbances, and we're talking about by people who are part of the communities

ron barber was critically wounded alongside gabby giffords. he had a close case against mcsally. >> race is a 4 point spread at this point. in uta, mia love, another rising g.o.p. star right now, she would become the first african-american republican woman elected to congress were she to win this race. uta 4. right now, the democrat is leading. john? >> stephanie, thank you. the question is: what the next? ali velshi is here to talk about that? >> there are a few things the republicans have wanted to get done. you heard earlier saying not really committing to tax reform. i asked him now, why don't you do it? well, they are putting it on president obama. >> that's the reality of this situation. the reality is that they still can't get things done without 60 in the senate that require the president president's signature. so not a ton is going to change. you are going to see the republicans try to move forward to the transpacific partnership? >> trying to talk about infrastructure spending but the highway trust fund that was being held back by re

he is owner of hair wizards barber shop in the mayfair section of northeast philadelphia. >> i work hard for this. >> reporter: opening up a business like his in mayfair might be tougher on time soon. proposed bill in city council would establish what is called a zoning overlay that would prohibit certain types of business from his opening, places like hair salons, care lots, day cares over a does men total. it means they could open up their own shop nearby but building proposal is intended to be part of the broad redevelopment of mayfair one where streets are filled with more restaurant and higher end retail and less nail sal will on's. seth kaplan is chief of staff for northeast philadelphia state representative kevin boyle. he said higher rent businesses raise property values and quality of life. >> families will want to move into a community where they have everything. >> another part of the kaplan's argument is just about volume. they say for example the block it often sits on. on my right shoulder you can see car dealership and next door a hair salon. further down the street we hav

. >>> we have more information about a barber shop shooting in reading. someone shot four people this afternoon. one of the victims is in critical condition. investigators believe the same gunman fired several shots into all stars hair salon and unisex hair studio last night. no one was hit in that shooting. >>> a 78-year-old delaware woman becomes the target of a female purse snatcher. nasha brooks is charged with that and other crimes. she went into a dentist's office, approached her from behind and grabbed her purse. she was dragged 30 feet before witness started yelling and the suspect took off. an officer soon caught up to her. the victim is okay. >>> posing as a philadelphia police officer to steal money. that's what investigators say christopher kiger did twice this week. he's in jail. he flashed the phony badge you see here and handcuffed the man inside a store on north broad street. investigators say he took the man's money and told him it was for evidence. police tell us they arrested him in the past for allegedly posing as a officer and a firef

. >> earlier this year, barber massed thousands of people to the state capitol in protest against thes. now, the democrats challenge to motive enough 69 discontented to march to the polls where they really count. tom ackerman, al jazeera, in north carolina. >> the united nations expert panel on climate science says it has conclustive evidence that humans are altering earth's climate. scientists say they are more certain than ever that greenhouse gas emissions and other politicians have been the cause of global warming. the ipcc, government a.m. panel on climate change says it is the key to limiting risks of climate change and it has been felt on all continents, the w0rd's least developed countries are the ones most vulnerable. ban kee moon says the world can limit climate change. >> if we act now, immediately and decisively, we have the means to build a better and more sustainable world. many tools and technologies are already available. renewable energy sources are increasing economically competitive. energy efficiency has long proven its value. action on climate change can contribut

showed-- people are sick of both parties, which is why what the former mississippi governor hailey barber, who was also head of the republican party at one point said, bears preeting. he noted big republican sweeps in 1994 and 2010 midterms did not carry republicans to the white house two years later. last night's election, he said, was a repudiation of president obama and his policies, but he also said the voters didn't embrace us. they just said we're going to give you a chance to do better. scott, i think both sides may want to think about that. >> pelley: bork thank you. great to be with you on election night. >> thank you. >> pelley: thank you. the republicans also did well yesterday on the state level. they picked up four governorships now held by democrats, and two republican governors survived tough challenges. scott walker won in wisconsin, and in florida rick scott defeated former governor and former republican charlie crist. voters in five states approved raising their state minimum wage above the $7.25 an hour federal level. that was in alaska, arkansas, illinois, nebraska, an