he and a barber took the barber barber's chair to the streets of new york and invited people to cut it off. but the first person is one of the people helped by high lifeline. >> no better way to start than having karen, our cancer warrior, to take the first cut of my hair. >> she takes the scissors and gives him the first cut. >> no way! >> she's all smiles, he's all smiles. you will not believe the smiles that he brings to the citizens of new york. just sit down and invite people to take a snip. >> they grow the hair, take it to the streets and take it to people. not only is he giving back with his hair but raising a lot of awareness for his cause. >> after the girl cuts off one of his ponytails, he asks her a simple question. >> i have a question on the spot. you have beautiful hair. would you donate your hair? oh. >> she says yes. >> no way. >> you go, girl. >> my mom had breast cancer. so i'm totally down with this. >> because she is associated with a breast cancer survivor, it puts things in perspective. it is just hair but means so much to the person who is losing her hair. >> sh

now i'm a snow angel. >> reporter: ellison barber, wusa9. >> she is cute for sure. she was so good in the program, she was awarded a full scholarship to continue her training with the washington ballet. >> that's amazing. i know very well what can happen when you take ballet lessons as a young girl. she's practicing four days a week with the ballet. half of that time spent getting ready for the nutcracker. we wish them well. >>> these past few days, we've enjoyed what you are sharing on our wall of gratitude. >> if you haven't happening chance to give us your thoughts, check it out at wusa9.com/gratitude. we're asking you, family, friends, neighbors, we're doing it too. tell the world about what's happening with you and your family and your community. >> to check out the wall of gratitude, go to wusa9.com/gratitude or our wusa9 at. and here to demonstrate the power of gratitude, is topper. who are you thankful for? >> yeah. he had a bath and a trim today. getting ready for the holidays. >> we have those on our facebook and twitter page if you want to print them out,

allison barber is at the airport. scott broom is at the french embassy as people honor the lives lost. we begin in our satellite center. >> the death toll has been climbing all night. the latest number n 150 killed in several different locations across paris. three major scene are the focus. police say all killers are dead although there are concerns others may be night filled with explosions, shootings, lead to mass casualties. the largest crime scene on the planet isthrst terrort tack 911. a sweep of coordinated attacks, the deadliest at a concert hall seized by five gunmen holding the crowd hostage. killing more than 100 people.ng on the floor. there were reports people were texting people outside describing the massacre. gunmen shooting people one by one. those osives the venue killing four of the gunmen. it was carnage according to one police officer. a witness described a bloodbath. meanwhile, across town three people killed in two suicide bo soccer stadium. tens of thousands of people watch france play germany

that's when the two struck a deal . >> anchor: the barber told the boy he would get free trims for life by making the cut and getting a good report card. at a north carolina barbershop . >>> how do you feel when you get a good haircut in michael shelton believes when you look your best, do you your best . >>> that's the way i look at it. >> reporter: even he is amaze "by one student who came in for a back to school cut . >>> social studies . >>> i said look man, if you bring back your report card here in a couple of months and you got straight a's, i will cut your hair . >>> math and science . grades . . >>> he came up to me with a sheet of paper, report card and first. he handed it would to me and it was straight a's. so he said i'm here to collect my free haircut. >> reporter: the story of the straight a report card has been shared thousands of times on social media. >>> that's my man right there . >> reporter: mike has an idea why . >>> you feel like everybody if we all just did a little something for somebody else it goes a long way . >>> it means a lot . >>> this is cam, the one th

. >> reporter: i was here in the courtroom as well as his attorney john barber. he did step before the judge and address the court. he said that his client is waiving his right to a preliminary hearing and we spoke with barber just moments ago outside. >> today was a day for the preliminary hearing and we waived the preliminary hearing and the case has been transferred to superior court jurisdiction and i have no further comment. >> reporter: did he -- was bail set for him? >> reporter: barber says he's only representing moore on state charges and we've learned moore has been released. bond set at $105,000. he's been turned over to the feds to continue the court proceedings. now, as you heard, barber declined further comment but the court document says a lot. the 37-year-old moore is accused of using the social media app kick to sent pictures of his genital area to someone thought was a 14-year-old girl we that teen moore chatted with online was a delaware state police investigator with the child predator task force. the married father of two allegedly asked the

. >> red light cameras are also the main topic of conversation on the barber shop on chicago's west side. >> you should not keep squeezing the people at the bottom of the toe tell pole. >> illinois house of representatives he's been coming to herb since he was a kid. ford recently proposed legislation to freeze red light cameras in chicago. >> let's talk about the fine. $100 for running the red light. just pay the $100. >> talk about the real life tickets. let's say you make $10, $15 an hour. you get two tickets, you get a boot, you lose the car. >> mess up your credit yes, there are a lot of unintended consequences. >> over a $100 ticket. >> and red light cameras continue to be a topic of conversation in chicago. that's because of some estimates, 75% of intersections with red light cameras like this one lipped me have yellow lights that are shorter than three seconds. and remember, that the city of chicago red light cameras generate about 600,000 tickets a year. kidwell says chicago became the nation's capital of red light cameras through a mix of corruption and back room politics chica

ellison barber, wusa9. >>> new information on the man who jumped off of the white house fence. he is under psychiatric evaluation. joseph caputo was in court today, he is from connecticut but had been visiting virginia, he is not a suicide note with the friends before jumping the fence. the first family was inside having thanksgiving dinner. when the secret service stopped him they found a pocket size constitution and a flash drive. he is expected back in court in london. >>> crews are trying to find people trapped in fort worth texas. so far three bodies the bodies have been found. in kansas city there are dangerous conditions throughout the weekend there. howard bernstein has been tracking some changes headed our way. hopefully nothing but that can store for us. >> no, but he will get some showers later tomorrow into tubes -- no, we will get some showers later tomorrow it back into sunday. we see some freezing rain across oklahoma. the spring is making slow progress so, is still quite mild, a lot of 50 still behind the front buffalo, should court, chicago, falling into the 30

ellison barber is live with a look at what is ahead for the mailing commute. -- with a look at what is ahead for the morning commute. >> we begin in the satellite center center. >> reporter: the emerging look at what sparked concern in local communities. >> reporter: isis took to the internet to threaten the entire world. police say it is a threat that should be taken seriously. still, experts say you should not allow the threat to disrupt your life. in a new video released a new video released by isis the group warns that any country taking part in airstrikes in syria would suffer the same fate as paris. >> now that we know they have a real interest in attacking a broad and is willing to commit resources to do so that is quite a new phenomenon. >> reporter: experts say isis have shifted to actually planning and coordinating a sophisticated attack from their base in syria. >> this was a not done in a matter of days. it was a deliberately planned over the course of several months. >> reporter: speaking to us this analyst said isis is more tech savvy and as capable as any group has ever

and it's a -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i think a barber shop. >> steve: yeah, barber shop. >> jimmy: it's a barber shop. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: it's a barber pole. >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: i think. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yesterday, in iowa, did you see donald trump? it's just fantastic. he was talking about ben carson's claim that he stabbed someone in the belt, when he was a kid. or ben carson stabbed a friend or a cousin, and it got blocked by the guy's belt -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: --is what he was saying, as a kid. and i'm not sure what's crazier, carson stabbing someone or trump's reaction to it. check this out. >> he took a knife and he went after a friend, and he lunged. he lunged that knife into the stomach of his friend, but lo and behold, it hit the belt. i have a belt. somebody hits me with a belt, it's going in. because the belt moves this way. it moves this way. [ laughter ] it moves that way. [ laughter ] he hit the belt buckle. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: aye! >> jimmy: oh, my lord. i think i just saw trump's tower. [ laughter a

. >> diana, you are chasing a story, of jenny barber who now thanks to legislation signed by evan or kristi will be able to get her medical marijuana on school grounds. >> as you can imagine, the barber family is ecstatic. >> that is pretty good. >> for the first time since april, their daughter jenny will return to full day of school thing student new jersey governor chris christie signing a bill on monday allowing medical marijuana on school grounds. >> my daughter is 12. we were sitting in the computer room and she jumped on facebook and said dad i think the governor signed jenny's bill. >> i was like it out here, said, said no mom's facebook is blowing up. people are congratulating us. >> it is a game changing for them for being in a law suit since 2014. there citing the fda lifting of the drug as a schedule one narcotic as the reason why the drug cannot be on school grounds. that resulted in a bill for medical marijuana needs. starting next week that will change. it is an emotional topic who has really feared about the impact it would have on her daughter. >> it's because she is

he likes to barber. in the salon cutting hair, so he's doing well. >> i can get into the hair-cutting business. i can do a lot of females' hair this way. get a lot of clientele. >> by the looks of it you ain't going to have no clients. >> or i might just break into the hair-cutting business. >> good. okay. that looks good. all right. >> ooh. did you hear that? >> at first i was kind of leery of this class, but after i've been in here, it's hair cutting. >> why are you leery? >> because it's -- because you don'tny men don't cut women's hair, but it's fun. >> pop down your next subsection. >> while poe says he hopes the jail's education program will help him stay out of trouble the next time he's released -- >> let me see what you got. >> check it out. >> look. >> -- jacob cowin has turned to religion. >> ephesians, huh? >> i wrote that last night. why don't you read it to me. >> oh, armando. >> come on, read it to me, man. read it to me. i wrote it. tell me how it sounds. >> paul begins the letter to the

let's get right to ellison barber with more. >> reporter: this video has led to protests across chicago. we are going to show you part of the video video. this video it's only one piece of evidence but it does not look good for the officer involved. >> the question will be, why did he shoot him? we can't entirely come to a judgment. not just looking at it. >> reporter: prosecutors say officer jason van shot it back killed 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. 17-year old laquan mcdonald. that night police say laquan mcdonald was a robbery suspect, carrying a knife and acting erratically. van said nothing as he turned himself into police tonight. prosecutors say this video shows laquan mcdonald walking away when van shot him 16 times. >> this officer went overboard. >> reporter: they say a witness account backs this up. >> the motorist said he never did anything threatening towards of the officers. >> reporter: for 13 months van was not charged with anything and the public never saw this video. many people -- many people say it is unacceptable. the most damning evidence was what was in laquan mcd

we have got to learn how to love each other. >> reporter: in baltimore, ellison barber, wusa9. >> he still freelances with "time magazine" and just came back from austria. >>> a gofundme page has raised $30,000 for victims of the church be in crash that killed four. the large yolo was carrying 16 people to church services when it crashed in november 8. the pregnant woman suffered serious injuries and had to have emergency surgery. sally, she lost her baby. several of the others remain in the hospital. >>> tonight there is one less candidate in the race for president. bobby jindal has dropped out. he says it is not his time. he says he will support whatever becomes the nominee. >>> do you recognize this? that is yours four years ago saying you would pay this woman. >> a six year battle to get her money back finally comes to an end thanks to our team. see what it took for the woman to get her money. that is up next. >>> a judge tries to hit uber with a 50 million-dollar fine. see what happens now. can make and? >>> we have some clouds that could lead to showers. upper 40s to mid-50s to

barber shears.and the heart and the lungs. and me like a damn fool blowing the whistle trying to separate them. >> reporter: debbie townsend is the daughter of a former inmate. >> my dad was here for 12 1/2 years from '47 to '59. and i'm not so much proud of the things he did, but the bottom line is he was my dad. >> reporter: ex-con bill baker, class of '59. >> everybody who came here came here for breaking rules in other prisons. >> wasn't your original charge auto theft or something? >> yeah. when i was 18 years old i stole a car in portland oregon went to prison, started escaping. >> reporter: just like all reunions they renewed old acquaintances and recalled old times. only here in a more steely setting. >> they also told us if you ever went up to bird man's cell make sure you don't get closer than three feet from the bars because if he comes up to the bars and you're closer than that he might grab you. >> it's hail and farewell to alcatraz. wearing handcuffs and leg irons the last 27 of its 1,

barber shears. gets him in the throat and the heart and the lungs. and me like a damn fool blowing the whistle trying to separate them. >> reporter: debbie townsend is the daughter of a former inmate. >> my dad was here for 12 1/1/ and i'm not so much proud of the things he did, but the bottom line is he was my dad. >> reporter: ex-con bill baker, class of '59. >> everybody who came here came here for breaking rules in other prisons. >> wasn't your original charge auto theft or something? >> yeah. when i was 18 8 ars old i stole a car in portland, o ogon, went to prison, started escaping. >> reporter: just like all reunions they renewed old quaintances and recalled old times. only here in a m me steely seseing. >> they also told us if you ever went up to birdman's cell make sure you don't get closer than three feet frm the bars beuse if he e mes up to the bars and you're closer than that he might grab you. >> it's hail and farewell to alcatraz. wearing handcuffs and leg irons the last 27 of its 1,50

france is dynamic and it will overcome barberism. the force that we are able that we are able to mobilize today is something that we're convinced we can do this. the country we are defending is our country but it's way more than that. it is the values of humanity and france will know how to assume and take its responsibility, i call upon you to have this absolutely indispensable unity. >> all right. there french president francois hollande. we played that for you in its entirety, it's the most recent of several statements that the president has made to the citizens there in france but of course all of this being translated around the world. let's bring in military analyst jack jacobs. speaking of the military of course which the french president referenced there, we understand there are 1500 troops, jack, that have beenoun. what will their specific duties be today? >> well, a lot of them will be military police there might be bombs or there might be the capability of conducting another attack. one of the things that they are not goin

always remain sharp. >> i'm the barber maintenance inmate. and take care 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 intelligenc

>> i've been doing this, this is my 21st year. >> i'm a prairie barber! >> all the tall grass planting was a little too successful. >> we just needed something to level the playing field. >> what they needed was something to thin out the grass, like an enormous vacuum. the solution? not a dyson, but a herd of bison. a posse of 800-pound grazing machines. >> we've just arrived at the nachusa grasslands and i am seeing these bison for the first time and i feel like i have been transported back 150-200 years. its pretty remarkable to see these enormous animals that were almost wiped out from north america. oh there's a baby, there's a little one. oh, a couple of them. bison have been part of the vision of the project since the very beginning, but it has taken us close to 30 years to be able to put together enough of a landscape where it was a practical consideration for us. it's the nachusa herds first mating season. and coming up on techknow, the arduous journey they took to get here. >> we want to hear what you think about these stories. join the conversat

-- plenty of option this is weekend, one of them was in the heart of shaw tonight and our ellison barber was there. ♪ >> reporter: shaw's a neighborhood filled with people. today, it was a place filled with music. ♪ dancing. trains. snow globes. and face paint. >> i'm going to get stockings. >> reporter: once the sun went down the neighborhood had new life. >> two, one! >> reporter: this was organized by the development company that built all of this. for most people, this was the first big event of the holiday season. and it was all about having fun. >> oh it's great. we actually put our tree together today. >> yeah. >> and then this was our first event outside the house. >> the house. say hi. >> reporter: but for some it was about more than just a tree lighting. >> yeah i called this a bonding. >> reporter: about bringing together people who live in a community see a lot of changes. >> this is very diversity community now. we all learning how to get along with each other. it's nice to know who we're living with you know. who we a part of and who we going to be around. we have to learn

of those children finally made it home landing at dallas international airport where our ellison barber is tonight. some of these children are home, but is this issue solved? >> reporter: no, it is not, leslie. for the families that were here today, the moment was bitter sweet. the family drove from chicago. >> he is always our son, it is a matter of when will be be together in u.s. soil? we have been together in congo. >> they traveled thousands of miles to bring isaac to u.s. but this moment, this joy-- >> thank you br bringing isaac-- for bringing isaac home. >> impossible to measure. >> we have been waiting a long time. >> 2013 jennifer and eric legally adopted isaac from the democrat republican of the congo, the name year the government stopped issues exit visas for children. >> the day they announced the suspension, the next day he passed u.s. portion but got stuck for 2 years. >> 1,000 families who legally adopted children couldn't get them home. they announced they would review cases and allow 69 children to leave the country. 14 were adopted by u.s. families. the state departme

. >> americans are repulsed by their barberism, we will not be intimidated. >> confirms they targeted thursday, strike on vehicle thought to be caring the millitant. in a statement pentagon officials said, quote, we are assessing the results of tonight's operation, and will provide additional information as and where appropriate. people who knew him say he joined isis in syria around 2012. some say he was radicalized after being harassed by british security officers. in his early 20's, emwazi on watch list, frustrated he rolled muslim advocacy group, i feel like a prisoner only not in a cage, in london, controlled by security servicemen. if it is confirmed, his death could be a symbolic blow to isis. don champion, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> nearly a year after she died, battling a house fire in west oaklane, a plaque dedication takes place today to honor philadelphia fire lieutenant joyce craig. now this is the marker outside craig's home station engine 64. the 11 year lieutenant, vet lan lieutenant craig, just 36 years old when she died. >> more legal attorney for kathleen kane. t

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

. >> amazing, a barber. >> get him a good gift. >> oh, i will. have a good thanksgiving you. >> got it. see, i feel bathroom all over, i meet all of these nice people and they have great stories, all of themment look at this, this is the secret to marriage, shopping together on thanksgiving. >> awe. >> at 6:00. >> she just asked is this on now? >> yes, are you shocked? >> ya. >> you wouldn't have been as nervous, right? or would you have been more nervous if you knew it was life? >> oh, okay, happy thanksgiving. >> you too. all right. see you later, bye bye. >> what a wonderful story. so he works at k-mart, if you weren't listening, that's 26 plus 11, 37 years, 37 years career at k-mart, back at k-mart on thanksgiving four years after retiring. >> attention k-mart shoppers. >> he believes in the brine. >> how about the guy 98 and still cuttinger? >> that's something. >> you know, sitting here at 98. >> do you want to be sitting here at 98? >> i don't want to be sitting here now. i'm kidding, i'm kidding. if i don't die right now. >> okay, 6:40. >

elias: but thanks to their barbers....some have gotten a head start celebrating veterans... how? by sporting a look that is often associated with the military. you may have already seen the hashtag buzz cuts showing up an american legion post in nebraska teamed up with a barber to host a buzz cut challenge to raise money....and show support for veterans. "you can donate if you want, or you can honor your grandad by getting a buzz cut or your dad. or maybe you have a...we have a lot female veterans right now...a lot of women in the service. you can honor your sister, or it might even be your mother," said hanel. elias: both men and women sat down to have their heads completely shaved during the event... while others who weren't so brave... came just for moral support. all: (reax) you can find more stories on local veterans....and events happening on veterans day on our website just head over to we are iowa dot com. sabrina time for another short break... when we come back... some amazing video that shows thge dangers of "now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with meteorologist

the song the music, so you can get the barber shop, check it out. >> i heard someone say our doesn't risk flex by, it is like. three boroughs,. >> brooklyn and queens. >> i heard the music in here, who are you listening to? >> all the usual suspect that i have,. their levels, millennial's, rap hierarchy, the old politic about it and it's where the new kids like jay is aspired to be, i want to to know the top by rap artist of all time. criteria, content, delivery, entire body of work. >> but then also longevity is huge. >> around the top the barber fashioned in the bronx there so much more. >> i don't wanted take credit this is where hip-hop was born. >> i listen to the voice. >> give me your top five. >> my top five? i would say jay-z, big big pawn and jade us. >> it's about transcending the east coast, west coast, down south, you know you know everywhere. >> born in queens raised in brooklyn he goes by the name sticks. >> my top five? >> a minute ago eminem, terrace one, a man take you somewhere else now scarface, and i'm good around the top five with jay-z. >> i'm chilling down to

but thanks to their barbers....some have gotten a head start celebrating veterans... how? by sporting a look that is often associated with the military. you may have already seen the hashtag buzz cuts showing up on social media... an american legion post in nebraska teamed up with a barber to host a buzz cut challenge to raise money....and show support for veterans. "you can donate if you want, or you can honor your grandad by getting a buzz cut or your dad. or maybe you have a...we have a lot female veterans right now...a lot of women in the service. you can honor your sister, or it might even be your mother," said hanel. amanda: both men and women sat down to havavtheir heads completely shaved during the event... while others who weren't so brave... came just for moral support. amanda: sam: amanda still to come on local five news midday... in honor of veterans' day tomorrow, we have part one of our war stories amanda: its called the trip of a lifetime, and for more than 140 veterans from boone county - a chance to get the thank you, some never recieved for their service.

while the barbers say to have a fight administer medical marijuana is still pending they are hopefulthat it will be resolved without much of a fight. tonight they're focused on a major win not only for jenny, but children across the countriment jennifer joist, fox 29 news. > another arrest at a school sectioning scandal in the easton school district. today we learned this all started after a relationship between two teensenned badly. a 13 year old middle girl was convinced by her then boyfriend to send some sexy pictures. when the two broke up, the da says the boy sent them to a bunch of their friends. that's when the cyber bullying started. they went after her online. they went after her on social immediate y. they went after her in school as well. they isolated her. they made fun of her. they did everything they could to make her live hell on earth. the victim released a statement telling victims of bullying to ask for help. the da says kids need to know it's illegal to transmit these images. police are investigating two reports of a man exposing himself with both incidents apparen

this barber has been cutting this kid's hair for about a month. he's been trying to cut his hair for a month. he's been having trouble. the young boy, he's autistic, he says he fears when he's cutting near his ear. so finally the barber posted this photo showing how he was finally able to get him to cut his hair. by having him get distracted with his phone on the floor then cut his hair. like that. >> what was he playing on his iphone? that's what i want to know. >> i'm not sure. he went to give him a high five after the haircut and the kid gave him a hug. >> it is hard to get kids to sit good job. >>> other things people freak out about, somebody hacking into your iphone. the password, right? apparently there's this guy in japan, they say his password is at least 50 numbers long. here's the thing. he's using an iphone where you can do a thumb print to unlock your phone or a four to six-digit password. what does he know that we don't know? >> no drunk dials though, right?it's typical early november weather for us as we start the workweek. for toni

. >>> police are searching for a killer after a barber was stabbed to death outside a barber shot late last night. the 26-year-old victim was leaving shop on 207th street in endwood where he was stabbed in the chest then rushed to the hospital where he died. >>> it's time for a check on the forecast. bill even yan has the latest. >> we are going to look at happening this morning. sunshine and cool temperatures, colder numbers on the west but overall these numbers are going to be quite warm for the day. a nice ride from staten island to jersey city a west wind 13 miles per hour. we are going to be watching what's going to be a nice day today with a lot of sunshine and temperatures later on today should work their way into the upper 60s. probably mid 60s around the five burroughs upper 60s across the northwest today and tomorrow. this front to the north there's a line of it right there dropping down south tonight making it a cooler day for tomorrow. sunshine today, 52 at 8:00. by the afternoon looking at 65. over ten degrees warmer than normal for this time of the year. at the bus stop i

. >> culture cornerstones in the african-american community, barber shop. times are changing, seems no one has time to spends all day socializing at the salon, one local group take that tradition to the next level. fox 29's joyce evans takes us for ride in the pink dollars out salon on wheels. >> creating magic out of tresses, what stylist steven wilkerson does best. >> my passion without a doubt. >> after almost 30 years of styling, in the chair on the runway, on the cover, you name it, this artist is not exactly hanging up his cape, his clippers, his blow dryer. >> carving an eagles on the side of my head. >> or barber shop trash talk. nope. he's also taking his act on the road. how exactly? >> what's that all about in a moment. back inside, salon and day spa, in chaddsford, pa. >> steve send whipping hair into shape on his morning client. >> friends 24 years, though. >> his son, nick, too. thank giving, the holiday coming up, getting little busier. >> shop buzzing about the recent launch of a first in the area. >> i think it is fabulous. >> amazing. >> m

allison barber joins us live from the scene with the late breaking news. [broken audio ] [bad audio ] >> we are having difficulties there with her. we will check back as soon as we get our signal straight with the live shot and find out more about the shooting incident in the northeast. >>> in the meantime, the police are investigating a triple shooting from late last night from mt. vernon. >> it happened at 10 clock in the apartment -- at 10:00 in audubon apartments. two of the men were taken to the hospital, one of them died, a third man later showed up to the hospital and the police have is not released the name of the suspect because they believe the shooting started from an argument inside of the apartment. >> two minutes after we heard the gunshots that is when we seen the police, heard the helicopters knocking on everyone's door asked us if we heard anything or what happened. >> reporter: the police say they do not believe there is any thet -- any threat to the public at this time. >>> now, a homicide investigation, it happened at 5:30 this morning

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