president barber? that was the question in the conservative weekly standard magazine in december 2010. quote, all year haley barber has been deflecting questions about his presidential ambitions. president barber? i mean, at the time it made sense. haley barber, cultivated one of the great beltway power careers. he knew every republican at every level in republican politics. when he went home to mississippi he played on the national stage as rebuilder of that hurricane devastated mississippi coast. and with the republicans looking for someone to challenge president obama in 2012 president barber seemed as likely an idea as anyone. so the weekly standard ran this more than glowing pro time of haley barber. not just reveling in his high standing in the party and his power and his political experience, but in effect trying to reintroduce haley barber to con serveives nationwide. basically giving the conservative fairytale of the haley barber life story. they called it "the boy from yazoo city." in haley b

william barber from north carolina. reverend barber, where were you when you heard that clem pinckney, state senator pinckney , and eight others were killed in this massacre at the church in charleston? >> we were actually in jail, about 10 of us had been arrested in the statehouse in north carolina for challenging extremist politicians who have passed the worst voter suppression law in the country. in fact, we were arrested for merely speaking up. they told us we could not exercise our first amendment right, and we found out about it in jail. amy: your reaction? >> i have a lot of mixed emotions. i have said the perpetrator has been arrested, but the killer is still at large. historically, what causes this kind of terroristic violence is when you have racialized political rhetoric and racialized policies. they become the spawning ground, the birthing ground, if you will, for terroristic violence and violent resistance. the flag, for instance, south carolina was put up and began to be waived more after the 1954 brown de

the nature of the barber shop is if you ever saw "barber shop 1," "barber shop 2."er shop 3," baby. >> it makes me feel a little human again because your head be looking all wicked but it still don't be going home, you know, getting a haircut in the street. i know, chris he is getting his hair cut because he wants to look good because he's getting married. >> congratulations. >> congratulation. >> some of the best relationships come from the hardest scenarios. i got married here in '96. >> yeah. >> in this jail. >> in this jail in '96 i got married. >> i got married in jail in '97. we was together a short while before i was locked up and facing a lot of time and when she came to visit i proposed to her on the visit in front of everybody and she was like, you serious? i'm dead serious and my whole life i been trying to do right by her but i got caught up with this stupid ass gang stuff. >> know when you get married, it's forever. you know, that is how i see it >> that's how the bible says. >> that's like a blessing. >> it is a blessing. >> you know what i mean? >> it

i'm allison barber and i'll have more on that in just a moment. >>> out of service. how long the washington monument will keep its doors closed this time and the problem that's to blame. >>> first, tonight at 7:00, taking a live look of the area over d.c. several strong storms packing thunder and lightning have been popping up all afternoon and the threat isn't over yet. thank you for joining us. i'm lesli foster. >> and i'm derek mcginty. several watches and warnings in effect. let's get straight to meteorologist topper shutt. he's tracking the storm. >> this is a flash flood watch in dark green until 6:00 a.m. the blue is flash flood warnings. prince george's county under a warning. don't cross a flooded street by car or foot. we still have a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for fairfax, loudoun and montgomery county until 7:15. this is the flash-flood warning until 9:00 tonight. flash floods come up fast and go down fast. if you'll be patient you'll be able to go home. don't try to cross a flooded street. look at all the coverage. this is just massive. it's r

i'm ellison barber. >> a woman comes face to face with jesse matthew, the man she says sexually assaulted her continue years ago. >> we'll let you know if mild air wins the battle and how many showers and thunderstorms we'll track for your evening commute on friday. >>> but first tonight at 7:00 a developing story affecting millions of current and former federal workers, their private information might be in the hands of cyber thieves. thank you for joining us. i'm debra alfarone. >> i'm derek mcginty. the office of personnel management said a massive data breach involves some 4 million workers including people who don't even work for the feds anymore. the agency found out about the hack in april when it began upgrading its cyber security, but it was too late for that. opm did not say specifically what information the hackers got their hands on, but it could include everything from names, social security numbers. the fbi, department of homeland security are investigating how it may have happened and how much the cyber they've may have gotten away with. the washington post is reporting the

both guards evan mathis and todd herremans gone now guarding the eagles quarterback allen barber on the left, while matt tobin andrew gardener and dennis kelly battle for the job on the right. >> we have a great group of guys in that locker room and i think our o-line is extremely talented. i've got all the confidence in the guys we have right now. >> reporter: protecting the quarterback has been an issue around here. the last eagles starting quarterback to play all 16 games donovan mcnabb in 2008. coincidence or not it's the last time this franchise wop a playoff game. >> usually the offensive line is playing good you're going win game. if we don't we're not going to win game. >> reporter: it's on you. >> it's all on us. >> reporter: sounds simple that's how barber is trying to look at it even though he only has eight career starts is that expected to fill the void by a two time pro bowler. >> i don't feel like i have any pressure on me. my mind-set is to go out and work hard every day and let my training and my preparation take care of it. >> reporter: tackle lane johnson says barber

. >>> finally, chef dan barber was recognized again this week as one of the world's best restaurateurs. i'll talk to him about the future of what we eat. >>> but first, here's my take. it turns out that republicans in washington are united on one issue, their atread of rand paul. john mccain says he's the worst possible candidate on the most important issue. marco rubio opines he has no idea what he's talking about. lindsey graham concludes that it would be devastating for the party to nominate him. conservative commentators are even more vicious. i cannot recall an instance in recent decades when so much vitriol has been directed against a leading political figure by his own party. the attacks are almost entirely focused on paul's foreign policy which is routine lay characterized as dangerous and isolationist. in fact, the real problem appears to be that rand paul is trying to force republicans and some democrats to defend what has become a lazy, smug consensus in favor of an ever-expanding national security state. i've read paul's proposals and speeches on foreign policy. there are s

allison barber is live at the park with more on how investigators zeroed in on their suspect. allison? >> reporter: this is the basketball court in the area where the shooting occurred. police announced they made money arrest and a suspect earlier this afternoon but it didn't take them very long to find him because they say their suspect, allons a lloyd was actually one of those three people injured in this shooting. >> since he was the victim le was shot on scene once he was in the hospital clearly, so we knew who he was. >> police say allons a lloyd shot and killed a 21 year old man named jeremy williams. according to police, lloyd, williams and one other man were involved in an argument. they didn't say when it started or what it was about but by 2:15 sunday the argument escalated and guns were drawn. >> that argument lead into a shooting with the victim, the deceased victim and the suspect. >> bo close to the park. williams family didn't want to talk. lloyds parents weren't home. >> i know qíthe kids, i say hi to them all the time. >> sundays shootings surprised many peopl

what are police -- ellison barber. what are police saying? >> reporter: one of the assaults happened inside this mall, the beltway plaza at a retail store and another happened down the road in riverdale, a lot of similarities in both these and police believe it's the same man. last night at 7:20 police say a mother took her daughter to the bathroom in a store at this mall. the mom was using the restroom. her daughter was waiting right outside of the sal. >> the suspect entered the -- stall. >> the suspect entered the restroom, assaulted the daughter before she had a chance so yell out and exited the store. >> reporter: the assault happened in seconds. green belt police say this man entered the mall with the intent of assaulting a child. 1 incident is enough to rattle parents. >> made me very nervous because i come here all the time with my child. >> reporter: it doesn't seem to be the only one. something similar happened last week at a riverdale store 3 miles from this mall. >> the method in which it occurred seemed very similar. >> reporter:

ellison barber is in bowie -- murder. ellison barber is in bowie with concerned residents. >> reporter: police know people in this community are worried about a specific area. earlier we spoke with the chief of police in bowie john nesky and asked him about that. >> a lot of the complaints stem from a very small number of houses in the general area. >> reporter: the city of bowie, maryland, isn't known for its high crime rate. last year there was only one murder, a lot less than the national average, but in the past two weeks center -- there have been two shootings. one on june 4th left davonte king dead and the most repeat a few blocks from where king was murdered sending one man to the hospital in serious condition. >> this is really unsettling. >> reporter: residents fear the two are connected and they're worried this type of violence is coming out of a specific part of town. >> a lot of drugs going on on sixth street. >> reporter: police started hearing about these concerns in january. >> we have a lot of people hangi

ellison barber has the details of what went wrong that night. >> reporter: police say a fit of jealous drove ivan hoff to repeatedly stab hall last july. now he faces a lifetime behind bars. prosecutors say ivanhoff maliciously premed tadded the murder of 22-year-old brian -- premeditated the murder of 22- year-old bryan hall showing the jury testimony of an eyewitness and this surveillance video. they say it shows ivanhoff in white shorts coming into his mom's house the morning of the stabbing and then leaving carrying a trash bag of his bloody clothes. he was at a party with a woman he was involved with when she started to get texts from hall. it didn't sit well with ivanhoff and he began arguing with hall over texts. they decided to meet up around 2 a.m. ivanhoff, hall and the woman went to a gaithersburg park. it didn't take long for the fight to escalate and ivanhoff pulled aknife and attacked hall. each stick represents one of the 15 stab marks left on hall's face and neck. the state's torn said the jury made the right -- attorney said the jury made the right call finding ivanhof

our ellison barber is live at winston churchill high school with more reaction. >> reporter: the man who was arrested was a teacher's assistant in a special ed class at this school. one parent tells me the class he worked in was really small, so it would have been easy for the school to call them, but that parent tells me they never did that. >> we received an e-mail from churchill high school the aide at churchill high school was arrested on sexual assault charges. >> reporter: it was an e-mail that brought evan benglinsin to tears. he knew the name in the subject line was a name he knew. >> when my wife fonrwarded me the e-mail, we both realized that the person who was arrested was an aide in my son's classroom. >> reporter: their son is 15 years old and has autism. he's unable to speak more than a few years. when he got they mail, his mind went to the worst possible scenario. >> oh, my god. my son has been abused and i'll never know. >> reporter: the aide was arrested for allegedly assaulting a family member 11 years ago. >> i just known a nonverbal child and the only male aide i

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at louisville. >> triple fades, double fades. >> that's my favorite barber in here. think he might be the best one. >> for campbell, most cuts are routine and remind him of his life on the outside. but occasionally he's called upon to groom inmates from a special wing of the jail. >> that's horrible. i'm sorry to hear that. >> this dorm is dorm 7. it's a single-cell dorm. it's a 23-hour lockdown. which means they're in the cell 23 hours in the day, 1 hour out during the day, and it's a noncompliance psych dorm. >> today sergeant dejarnette will escort dorm cell inmate anthony politi to the gym. >> i was out there the other day. there were so many people out there. it was really cold. >> politi is in the dorm while psychiatric staff continue to monitor and evaluate his state of mind and medication, though he is currently considered to be stable. this will be politi's first haircut in the 3 1/2 months that he's been at louisville metro. >> come on, big cat. got your arm band? get that for me. slide that on there. >> politi has been charged and pled not guilty to murder

reporting live i'm ellison barber, wusa9. >> thank you. the principal at wooten high says that school will be open to students and families monday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. they will have counselors there to help the community grieve and to heal as best they can. >>> the search is over for one of two convicted murderers who staged a daring escape from new york's oldest maximum security prison, but tonight the hunt for that second escaped prisoner continues. brian webb has the latest. >> reporter: police caught up with escaped murderer richard matt before 4:00 friday afternoon near the village of malone, new york, near the canadian border. matt was shot and killed after he was found in the woods behind a cabin. >> a tactical team from customs and border protection met up with matt in the woods, challenged him and he was shot dead by border patrol at this time. >> reporter: state police say they recovered a 20 gauge shotgun from matt's body. they say matt did not fire any shots at them. police swarmed the area after a man reported finding' mispl

our allison barber joins us live. >> reporter: people gathered a few brocks away from this location.lace where charnice milton was shot. they remembered a life devoted to reporting on this community. >> every night we came home, that little girl had that light on. >> she dreamed of becoming a reporter. >> she would type up story after story after story after story. >> reporter: today, close to 100 people held hands and stood in silence to remember a woman who reported on every bit of southeast d.c. usually writing the stories everyone else seemed to forget. magazines with her writing laid on the grass and for 10 minutes, no one spoke. when it started to rain, they didn't move. milton wrote for capitol community news. >> charnice walked into my office and she was very shy. with a stutter. was not easy. and she convinced me that she could be a reporter. she wrote over 100 stories for us. >> reporter: her editor assume he had would lose her to a big ier publication. >> --e -- bigger publication. i expected to write recommendations the rest of my professional life and watch her grow as a

reporting live in northwest i'm ellison barber, wusa9. >> thank you. a tough day there and in lots of places today. pickney was elected to the south carolina house of representatives back in 1996. he was just 23 making him one of the youngest people to ever serve in that state's legislature. >>> here close to home prince george's county executive rushern baker called pastor pickney's death shocking and unthinkable. he released a statement saying he worked with the south carolina state senator when baker was a maryland state delegate. baker said, "hearing that he was one of the victims was a jolt for me. i pray his family and friends rely on their faith to sustain them as they bear the burden of this horrible situation." baker called on prince george's county residents to keep those in charleston in their thoughts and prayers. >>> president obama called the shooting in charleston heartbreaking. he said he and the first lady knew several members of that church personally including reverend pickney, but after expressing condolences the president touched o

always remain sharp. >> i'm the barber maintenance inmate. of the clippers. ♪ i was an iron worker. bridges, commercial buildings, power plants. >> because some barber tools can be turned into weapons, only trusted inmates are allowed to work in the repair shop. >> i go through an interview process and make sure i pick an inmate that's got some trustworthiness to him and mechanical skills. and he knows if he does something wrong, he'll lose a good job. >> but officer barnes' trust only goes so far. >> i maintain a visual on him at all times. we inventory the box on a daily basis, make sure all the screwdrivers, anything that can be used as a tool is there, not altered. he has done a good job. probably worked for me for four months now. he's worked out pretty well. >> i believe that will cut now, sir. >> let's see it. >> while john smith might be one of the more trusted inmates at santa rosa, another portion of the population is always on staff's radar. security threat group coordinators knight and demerey gather intelligence on prison gangs.

our ellison barber is live at littlemore church where milton is remembered. >> reporter: earlier today a steady stream of people were coming in and out of this church here for the viewing of a young woman they lost way too soon. couns people came to living word church for the wake of charnice milton. they began streaming into the church around 6 p.m. less than a day after police released surveillance video showing 14 people of interest. in it six dirt bikes and one a four wheeler zipped by. two people are riding each one. the video is grainy, but police hope someone will recognize any of the 14 people or one of the bikes. milton was on her way home from work last wednesday when she was struck by a stray bullet. whoever shot her didn't stick around. police found milton lying on the side of good hope road. >> bullet shot bullet holes in her chest. her arm dangled off the bed. >> reporter: and you knew '. >> she was out -- and you knew. >> she was out of there. >> reporter: an unexpected and horrific end to a young reporter's life. >> what does 1 feel but a sense of sadness and emptiness

i'm ellison barber, wusa9. >> we know winning comes and goes. mayor said this stadium will create well over 1,000 jobs both in the construction and after when the stadium is up and running. >>> that pool party police incident in mckinney, texas, has led to protests. police were called to the pool by neighbors who reported a fight taking place. some people say the video of the police response shows an officer using excessive force while detaining a teenage girl over the weekend. they are demanding that officer be fired, but others are voicing support for the police. >> i've been angry all day. i'm angry. >> they didn't listen to what the police officer said. >> corporal eric casebolt has been placed on leave while the mckinney police department investigates the matter. >>> former house speaker dennis hastert pleaded not guilty today in federal court. >> hastert accused with trying to hide cash withdrawals allegedly used as hush money to cover up past sexual misconduct. craig boswell reports from outside u.s. district court in chicago. >> reporter

got it going on ♪ ♪ she's sexy and strong ♪ i'm going to vote for chelsea's mom ♪ ♪ >> that is's barbere the complex cords, the dominant seven. wayne was disgusted about this song, no, i don't know that but it's wrong, isn't it. >> no this is so good for hillary clinton. she doesn't have time to get dolled up. she hasn't been called sexy in years she probably had extra pep in her step can't hate on that. it's just a happy day. >> got to take it where she can get it. >> i've dated at least two of those men. very attractive men. >> definitely. >> you think so. >> well, i looked at their tour schedule and they're playing at fire island in san francisco the next two tour dates. i'm just saying. >> they're playing in alaska. >> michael. >> yes. >> i think this was kind of demeaning to hillary calling her "chelsea's mom". >> there was a follow up story, i watched the video and googled it, the follow up story on abc, the greatest thing about this the liberal guys supporting hillary clinton and they were being called sexist because they said she's a babe, whatever the lyric was, of course they

cop says the barber did not know the customer, who survived the attack. defense attorney says the barber had psychiatric issues. >>> an iconic voice behind the apollo space missions has died. jack king announced the launch of apollo 11 on its way to the moon. >> liftoff. we have a liftoff. 32 minutes past the hour. >> relatives say he died of heart failure in florida. he was 84. we'll have much more. i've tried laxatives but my symptoms keep returning. my constipation feels like a heavy weight that keeps coming back. vo: linzess can help. once-daily linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. linzess helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to children under 6, and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it may harm them. don't take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain especially with bloody or black stools. the most common side effect is diarrhea, som

ellison barber, wusa9. >> what a bad day for the chiller system to break down. that system normally keeps the station about 20 degrees cooler than the outside temperature. >>> we are keeping a close eye on the severe storm moving through our area now, topper tracking what those storms are dropping and where they're headed. you're watching wusa9 and your only local >>> we are taking a live look outside by reagan national airport. you can hardly see anything out there, tracking severe weather. i want to update you on a couple outages now. bge is reporting at baltimore county about 9,000 people without power and in howard county almost 7,000. >> in the pepco area they're reporting upwards of 12,628 outages now. they've had a few outages there, always some damage from these high winds and perhaps the hail. we'll keep you updated whether the power outage situation gets worse and when it improves. if your power is out, you already know. >>> we move on to new frightening details about that tragedy on the metro in january where smoke filled the l'enfant station and kill

ellison barber is in bowie where neighbors say they were worried something like this would happen. >> reporter: the woman who lived in this house woke up to the pop of gunfire and a bullet coming through one of her front windows. now people in the neighborhood tell us they're worried about it staying safe. >> there was a bullet in the front storm window. >> reporter: james carroll around 6 a.m. he got a call from his renter. >> my tenant about 6:00 this morning calling me to let me know there has been an incident. >> reporter: police were already at the house. >> about 1:10 this morning we received a call for a shooting. >> reporter: the scene was already a local side investigation. >> the victim was -- a homicide investigation. >> the victim was transported to the hospital where he later passed. >> reporter: the victim's family told wusa9 the person killed here was devonte king, only 14 years old. his death marks an unfortunate milestone, buoy's first death of the -- bowie's first death of the year, a trend that's been going on for a while. two days ago there was a community meeting

i've interacted with haley barber quite a bit over the years, and quite frankly i-- i--thought betterf him than what i've heard from him today. the fact of the matter is he knows better than that. the speaker oar the house down in mississippi is right when he calls for a discussion of that flag. that flag has never received any official status from all the people who honor the confederacy confederacy, and i respect them for it because they recognize that that is not a flag that was ever official. it was a flag of war rebellion and what i would like to call disrespect. >> but congressman clyburn said this is more about just taking down the flag at the capitol. he said it should come down from the chapel of the citadel. a moment ago the citadel board has voted to remove the confederate flag from its chapel and to relocate it to an appropriate place on campus. we'll have more of my interview coming up at the half hour. now to washington, the white house has yet to respond to the latest allegations of u.s. spying. wikileaks has published top-secret documents that show that the u.s. eavesd

ryan barber works at chiro in seattle, one of our favorite stations and we could have had their wedding reception, we covered their baby announcement. we talked about the first little solomon, and now he's eating solid food and sleeping. it's so flipping aforable your face will fall off. he takes a first mouthful looks so yummy, and then this. get me more of this! this is good. i love this. big thanks to ryan for sending the video in. they are like a part of our family now. >> do not give small children brown colored sugar. >> this next video also adorable these are twins, these two could not care less about chicken nuggets. all they want is the ketchup. magnolia and georgia. >> she's feeding her sister. oh my god these are going to be the most sincere kind of sisters on the planet. >> yum, yum, yum, oh good job. >> adrenalin junkie twin brothers their bold attempt to break a high flying world record on the next "right this minute." >>> and still to come a diy project that calls for fun in the son. i don't have kids but -- >> a simple task that will leave you wanting to try it. >> this

nadine barber has more details. >> you cranian army troops in the center, they say this town in easternaine is now firmly under their control after two days of fierce fighting. >> it has left many 30 dead, and some of the worst violence known as the minsk treatment, which ukraine and russia signed in february. you crane's president has told a news conference that 50,000 troops have now been deployed in the conflict zone. reacting he says to a huge russian build up. >> the aggression possible or not? i can tell you the amounts of troops to the ukrainian border and the amounts of tools by territories today is unpress debited. since all, there's never been that many troops deployed near our borders. >> that teem was taken up bip united nations envoy at a special session of the security council in new york. clearly indicates russia's intentions to escalate the confrontation, and disrupt the process the recent assaults to exert pressure on international players. on the e, havee of important events for his part, russia's envoy accused of killing held by pro-russian separatists. >> i won't go

. >> and thanks to our friends from the blind barber they're giving free trims and shaves. lester holt will be here this morning. we saw him upstairs earlier. very excited. we have a few surprises up our sleeves. you want to stay with us through the broadcast. >>> we have lots of news to get to. service being held this morning at mother emanuel church in south carolina the site of the horrific massacre days ago. as disturbing new images of the gunman emerge along with a hateful manifesto that appears to lay out his motive for murder. ron allen is out the church in charleston. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the doors reopened this morning. thousands attended. what is expected to be a emotional and moving sunday worship service. as we learn more about the killer who authorities say tried to destroy so much here. and as charleston comes together. ♪ ♪ they were outside mother emanuel. the end of a unity march through the grieving city now hoping and praying for better days. >> more love. more brotherhood and sister hood. >> that's a big agenda. >> i know. it's got to

ellison barber joins us live in northwest d.c. with the story. >> reporter: around 9:30 last night police responded to this corner of t street, the reports of a quadruple stabbing that left one woman dead. it has some concerned violence is increasing. a quiet apartment building steps away from the bustle of 14th and u street was covered in crime tape surrounded by police lights sunday night. d.c. police responded to the building around 9:30 and found four people suffering from stab wounds. three of the victims were taken to the hospital. one now is identified as 64- year-old santos ventura later died. manuel antonio ramos was arrested and charged with first degree murder. neighbors say ramos and ventura were married and lived in an apartment on e thsecond floor. this stabbing wasn't the on one in d.c. in china town four people were stabbed after an argument inside this walgreen's spilled outside. the incident report says the suspect went to his car, came back with a of new, stabbed the -- with a knife, stabbed the four people he w

i didn't even know there were goatee barbers. >> steve: yeah.tly. >> jimmy: next from the cavs is timofey mozgov. [ light laughter ] he was voted, "most likely to live at the top of a a beanstalk." [ laughter and applause ] rare award. >> steve: rarely give that out. twice. second time. >> jimmy: next up from the golden state warriors is andre iguodala. he was voted "weirdest knees." [ laughter ] [ applause ] next up is the head coach of the cleveland cavaliers, david blatt. he was voted, "most likely to be a lawyer in a commercial that says, 'we will fight for you!'" [ laughter and applause ] next up from the warriors is ognjen kuzmic. he was voted, "most zigiktnich." [ laughter and applause ] i just sneezed. i just sneezed. next up is andrew bogut from the warriors. he was voted, "most likely to be watching a video about how bologna is made." [ laughter ] next from cleveland is mike miller. he was voted, "friendliest guy in prison." oh that's nice. [ laughter and applause ] saved you a cigarette. [ laughter ] and finally we have the star of th

here is that din barber.is just one of 14 people, but if he is telling the truth, it takes the scandal into new territory. personals including sepp blatter himself were linked to political events. these documents treated by knowledge, and methods. the link between fifa is funded anew. the link between fifa. and the people's government. these documents. including but not limited to the president sepp blatter. >> south africa is already opened an investigation into alleged $10 million payment to secure the 2010 world cup. now it has emerged that former agent turned fbi informant, took bribes connecting with south africa 2010 and also the 1998 event in france. at the secret hearing the charges were late involving an exchange of payments for one purpose or another they identified fifa and the related constituent organization is what we call an enterprise, rico is an acronym and don't overact racketeering influence construct corporation. but the football governing body that so many are calling for won't happen ove

allison barber is in mcclain with more on that story. i have to hear this allison. >> a young woman picked up a cab in dc before 3:00 a.m. on sunday morning. she was on this road heading home when the driver started going in the wrong direction. fairfax police say the woman was riding in a dc cab. the driver headed into virginia and was moving along chain bridge road when he made a turn and pulled onto this side street. it wasn't the house. she asked where he was going. police say that's when the driver stopped the car and gave her an ultimatum. >> the driver made a statement to her or to exit the vehicle. the statements were sexual in nature. >> reporter: the woman refused. she got out of the car and the man drove off, leaving her in an unparticular neighborhood. >> it's definitely a show for concern. pay attention to the cab driver, the cab number. ask the cab driver for his name. >> reporter: some local advocates say stories like this are far too common. >> we never hear about it and rarely think about it unless something truly awful

william barber. president of the state conference of the naacp.oining me. >> thank you so much. >> as you look at this attack and the history that is so well known and lived in the south, what do you think of it? what are americans to make of it especially in a time as we were discussing earlier in the hour when some have said we should be entering some sort of post racism period? >> let me first say our prayers go out to all nine victims and my good friend i talked to who is president of the naacp in south carolina there's a deep history in country of racialized political rhetoric and racial policy spawning the pathology of terroristic murder and violent resistance that often occurs in churches. you talk about the birmingham bombing. remember dr. king said in his eulogy that day, he said the bombing the girls had something to say to every politician that feeds their constituents the stale bread of hatred and the spoiled meat of racism. the issue is not one murderer but the climate that produced someone who says you are taking over my country and

it brings you back to the streets a little bit when you can just go to the barber.r and i, that's one thing we always do. we always go get our haircut together. it's funny, sometimes we go to the same barber and he'll tell me this hot chick is over here. go there and mess with her. so i'll go there and she'll be like, didn't i just cut your hair? >> it was your brother. >> it was my twin brother. >> the brothers have shared plenty of laughs, they also share drug and alcohol addictions that have put them in jail dozens of times. perry is currently charged with felonious assault. a fight in which he didn't fare so well himself. >> got my throat slit here, 12 stitches there, and i got 12 to 14 right here and gouge taken out here, and then my arm was slit, as well. it's a bar fight gone bad for both of us. no one died, that's the best part. >> every time i'm in prison or jail it's because of alcohol. i still want to drink a beer. i have dreams of me making beer, brewing it myself. isn't that crazy? >> homer simpson thing going on. >> i grew up perfect, that's why it's k

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i'm allison barber. i'll have more in just a minute. >>> the suspected killer of a rockville couple murdered in their home in their sleep. i'm scott broom in rockville, coming up shocking new details revealed in the case. >>> this is the battle involving the piscataway drive failure homeowners i'm stephanie ramirez outside the prince georges county courthouse. i'll tell you what a judge says today that they cannot do, coming up. >>> the unseasonably warm temperatures are about to come to an abrupt end as big storms are moving through the region and our cameras caught a bolt of lightning near ing us. i'm lesli foster. >> topper is tracking all that with his doppler 9,000 so top where are the storms now? >> derrick they're popping up everywhere and we have a flash flood watch in effect for the entire metro area until 6:00 a.m. not including our friends in southern maryland but you've already had heavy rain so flooding is possible anywhere and that's the main threat with these storms will be heavy rain, ter

sanders was a 26-year-old barber. cynthia hurd 54-year-old branch manage at the library in charleston which will be renamed in her honor. her brother said the last hours are agonizing. >> she left home to go to church. not hearing for her so many hours later. >> also dead jackson, lance, thompson and simmons who died after being taken to the hospital. the community is coming together to remember nine lives tragically taken in their place of worship. >> that was craig melvin reporting. as the community mourns those innocent victims, people around the country are joining in. that includes leaders on capitol hill republicans and democrats alike, who face another example of mass violence. tracey pots is live in washington. we understand that president obama had a personal connection to the shooting. >> sure did. you heard talk of pinckney. now the president visibly frustrated is talking about gun control. vigils are held across the country and washington where democrats and republicans paused to pray together. >> anyone w

tywanza sanders, a barber who had recently graduated from university. krint -- cynthia hurd. her brother says the last 24 hours have been devastating. >> we all were agonizing and not hearing from her for so many hours. >> also confirmed dead -- a community is coming together to remember nine lives tragically taken in their place of worship. jtsds . >> people around the country are joining their sadness. we understand that president obama had a personal connection to the shooting. >> yeah he did. the reverend pinckney who was killed was a very early supporter of the president obama. he says he and michelle obama connected with reverend pinckney in 2007. they had a fairically close relationship the president speaking out now about this tragically in light of gun control on capitol hill. it's not at all clear that anything will get done this time. vigils are being held all over the country demand washington where democrats and republicans paused to play together. >> anyone who would do something so unspeakable is pure evil. >> pleased that the justice department will be treatin

nadine barber, al jazeera. >> the u.s.nounced it will send about 250 tanks armored vehicles and other military equipment to central and eastern europe, the move is meant to reassure nato allies and the most intense stand off, since the cold war poland, and romania. especially here. in the battic region. >> we each agreed while we do not seek a cold let alone a hot wash with russia, we with will defend our allies and the positive future it affords us all. >> in moscow for us, what did the u.s. secretary of defense have to say? this was a visit designed to reassure the baltic states and other eastern european countries very worried about what they perceived to be the belligerence, that nato essentially have their back, and that's basically exactly what ash carter said when he was there today. so we have the announcement that the united states and going to make good on an idea that was floated at least a week ago, that lit be stationing heavy weaponry, tanks, etc., in eastern europe, and in the baltic countries. now, this is

. >> translator: i used to be a barber. i volunteered because i was seeing women and children getting killed right in front of my eyes almost every single day. >> translator: my own family is now safe in turkey, but there are syrian people who need help. i consider everyone in syria as members of my family. >> reporter: many of the volunteers are in their 20s. but one, muhammad, is 44 years old. he used to work at the hospital, but then his son, ahmad, was killed working as a white helmet. ahmed died last october in an air raid while trying to rescue a bedridden william from a building. he was only 22. >> translator: i'm proud of my son. i volunteered because i want to continue the mission that he gave his life for. >> reporter: muhammad trains hard with the younger members to acquire skills he'll need during real operations. >> translator: i'm fed up with this situation. so many syrians are killing each other, losing their homes, and becoming refugees. the one thing i can do is to help save as many lives as possible. >> re

reporting live in la play that, allyson barber. >> the mom was taken to the hospital for a medical evaluation. she was released four days later. >>> you may be rich, you may be famous, but you know what they say. mo money, mo problems. scores of residents in washington's swankiest condo building have to move out. although a lot of us would be happy just to be moving to where they're moving to bruce leshan is live where they can't be all that heat. >> reporter: no, the condos here can run up to $6 million. it is home to tech millionaires and presidential types. they are all moving out after the secret settlement of adds 30 million lawsuit over allegedly shoddy construction. >> introducing 3303 waters street. >> reporter: people who spend millions on condos usually expect something close to perfection. with their expansive views of the potomac. >> sliding wuls and frosted glass. >> reporter: but the well healed residents of one of the city's most prestigious buildings say they have been struggling with sprinkler malfunctions and fair proofing problems. >> whether i pay a lot or a little it shou

let's turn now to reverend william barber the president of the north carolina naacp. good to have you with us tonight. how do you view this movement to restore the voting rights act. is this amendment going to take hold with americans? >> well it has to. when we talk about -- we need it now. when we see all of the tears and they say they love senator pinckney in south carolina the district he was a part of is not covered by the voting rights. it could be changed without preclearance. we need the flag to come down we need the hearings to come up and a vote on the voting rights act to come up. what this -- june 25th 2015 the supreme court opened the flood gates for a new season of null fiction, southern legislators throughout the south have been on an all out attack on voting rights and it has not just been stopping bills from coming -- they have actually gone back and taken away. in our state, they took away same day registration. they took away out of precinct voting they took away single shot ballot voting. they took away for 16 and 17-year-olds to preregister, this

our ellison barber is there and will have the story at 11:00. >>> get ready for a stormy saturday. here's topper with a first look at your first alert forecast. >> the more data i see and more computer models, the more concerned i am about tomorrow. we're looking at flooding, hail and tornadoes as a possibility. by 9:00 tomorrow i think we'll see most of the metro area with showers and perhaps even an isolated thunderstorm, not so much severe weather in the morning but heavy downpours are possible. we'll advance it again. by 11:00 we have heavy rain possible into the leesburg area back across 66 west of manassas. by 1:00 we're not done. a wind chill will lift northward tomorrow. it will -- a warm front will lift northward tomorrow. it will produce waves of showers and storms all day. by 3 p.m. more heavy activity leesburg to frederick and showers in the immediate metro area, almost a washout tomorrow. by 6:00 boom, all kinds of heavy weather running through the metro area. between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. is probably the best chance for tornadic activity. we'll talk about that and track t

nadine barber, al jazeera. >> greece says it plans to bundle it's four june payments to the i. m. f. into one payment. the international monetary fund says under the decision adopted in late 1970, i. m. f. members can ask to bundle principle payments due within a calendar month earlier prime minister said that a deal was within sight but greece still rejects the pension cuts and tax rise on electricity, that it's creditors are demanding. and european officials say there are still big gaps before vital bail out loans are released. let's get more on this, and live in athens hi there john what's the significance there of bundling these together. >> it's a development we were expecting, this week, because if the greeks weren't going to have a quick agreement on wednesday, for example when the greek prime minister met with the commission president, then they were go ink to have to figure out what to do. about the four payments this month, which total $1.6 billion. were they going to pay them on time as they each came up. on the 6th 12th, 16th. >> 19th or we though going to be asked for