it's a skill all his barbers e know. >> my heart was about to explode out of my chest. became and revived him. i think he was definitely on it i've never witnessed anything like that in my life. >> this shedding light on drug use in cuyahoga county. the medical examiner issued a public health warning after seven deadly overdoses and one day. so far this year three to 50 people have died due to heroin or some combination of the road. the two people died in august alone. the medical examiner's office says rate for opioid overdoses in a single month. this man possibly's saved from that fate thanks to the quick action of waverley still fighting against the pull of addiction. >> i thought many demons off. i think god give me the big originally it had to be -- otherwise you only get half of it. last week the rules changege th play and you start another are well deserved break. weather and traffic every eight minutes. the euro grow wise beyond her years. why she is now being credited with saving your mother's life.h c with the crest of stealing i have charlie frye jersey on. w

amy: we want to thank you, reverend barber, for joining us. also wanted to point out the family,or the scott justin bambeberg is a member of the south carolina house of representatives, also represented alton sterling's family in baton rouge african-american man gunned down by police, as well a as another mr. scott, walter scott. people may remember and/or charleston, south carolina, walter scott gunned down by a police officer after the officer stopped him for a taillight being out. but know you have to run, as people said, this man was not even the suspect. and also remember the walter scott case plant.s a that was a plant shown on the video. we're convinced in this video was about a citizen shooting a cop and it showed it clearly, that the video would be out. and if the video was conclusive, it would be out. something is wrong and the reason why they will not release the video, and we need to listen to the experts and the family and have it released. amy: reverend dr. william barber, president of the north carolina naacp, and moral monday l

our goal, 20 plus barbers doing free haircuts. >> we have other barbers here. is what your name. >> unaudible. >> what are you could go. >> we are over here doing the hot face, curly top, light on the side, but we are making sure we are taking care of kid. barber care. >> this was a high fade, curly top, something on the side. >> that is right, light on the side. >> light on the side. >> yes. >> especially in the back. >> your name sir. >> brahim alexander. >> brahim. where are you normally working. >> from south philadelphia at a barber shop at 25th and snider. >> boom. >> great event with barbers involved. how are you feeling. >> good. >> is what your name. >> maurice. >> maurice. >> when do you go back to school. >> september 6th you will look sharp going back to school. where do you go to school. >> at delaware valley friend school. >> perfect. >> is what your name. >> unaudible. >> where do you go to school. >> overbrook educational center you have not seen how you look. >> no. >> you are getting a high fade deep weaves, with a caesar cut. >> i don't know

. >> the barber shop serving up nw "dos" to help kids look and feel their best. >> this is a fox25 storm tracker weather alert. monitoring the anticipated impat of hermine as a new tropical storm warning is posted for the coast, cape and islands, this is a look at the shoreline of new jersey and you can see the massive waves crashing on the beach. now we'll show you the storm we're tracking right now. it's still churning up the coastline, but it's starting to pull away. tonight there are a bunch of watches and warning. i'm blair miller. >> i'm kerry kavanaugh. here's the latest on the post tropical storm is still throwing -- two people have died as a result of the storm and there have been dozens of beach closures due to dangerous rip currents. >> we want to get straight over to fox25 meteorologist sarah wroblewski with what we can expect over the next couple day. >> we're going to be dealing wih hermine as it has been pushing o the east, northeast throughout the day. it's going to take a slight jog to the north and that means it's conditions that are going to be hazardous over the next

((alejandro perez/kast iron barber shop: "i've never really been to a football game before so for sure i'll be there." )) ((mauricio marin)) he first wasn't sure if tax payers towards the project. but finding out it would be paid through a nearly one-percent new hotel tax...he's game. ((alejandro perez/kast iron barber shop: "thats' fair fine with me." )) ((mauricio marin)) and jay clipz...who's makes sure everyone looks good before they leave his chair....says if the stadium comes to life...it's going to give u-n-l-v rebels a fresh new look too. (( jay clipz/ready for football: "i know alot of people might disagree but at the same token it might influence alot of people here in las vegas at unlv to actually go pro." )) ((mauricio marin)) as a power house sports town...not to be messed with. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and bit of interesting info to add... each year the stadium operates---it's expected to bring in 35-million dollars in public revenue. and more than 13-million dollars for nevada education./// ((patrick walker)) >>> a scary situation unfolds just steps away from a local high sc

and the barber shop, the sign in front of the d.c. barber shop has people doing double takes.it even has its own hashtag.htag the opener told us it is all a big misunderstanding. who will explain this one? > new tonight, milan va trumprm is suing a blogger over a story that has linked her to an escorr service. what she is he ' saying aboutsa that story next at 10. 10. melania melania. we have h an update on a pregnantwe woman. the baby's father brutally attacked the victim.m. 18 year appeared in court today. a judge set his bond at $5 million. accused of trying to kill the woman and the unborn child because he wasn't ready to be a father. right now he only faces charges foray tacking the woman. it all relates to the viability of the child at the time the child was taken by c-section. > the teenager told police he stopped t attacking the victim because he thought he sawhe members the ms13 gang nearby and he thought they would assault him. c police tonight need your help solving a bizarre armed robbery. two people held up a convenience store. take a look at this surveillance vid

today, it was the barber shop." there were a lot of questions and concerns. man?" bias among officers, how the mentally ill are handled - when an officer should shoot. chief cassandra deck-brown welcomes these moments. 36:38 "tell me what's on your heart and you mind and let's clear up some misconceptions." 19:25 "i don't see southeast raleigh as a bad part of raleigh." engram believes officers and residents are on the same team. he also happens to be the father of a 9 a big reason he wanted to invite officers in. 39:04 "it was my love for my son and my community that i felt like i needed to bridge that gap." that was adam owens reporting... the police chief has taken part in a number of forums like these in recent months and says there will be more in the future. stories of survival from 9-11 now span 15 years... and remain just as powerful. next on rewind, we'll hear from one man caught in the first tower. how he made it down 78 flights of stairs... with his guide dog. and....your next ride through why they are giving some drivers the wrong impression more than 2

i want to bring in now the reverend william barber. he's president of the north carolina naacp, reverend barber, thank you very much. i know you've been watching this. let me just get your initial thoughts before i give you more questions. >> well, certainly we've got to separate the provocatours. those who engage in violence is another thing. i also think about what we're seeing is dots, daily traumatic syndro syndro syndrome, a kind of weeping in perk. this is about charlotte, about tulsa about jonathan fur reorre and the officer was killed on voluntary manslaughter, but there was a hung jury. it is about many things that are wrong with our criminal justice system. in north carolina, you have a number of african-american men who have been released from death row who would be dead. we have a number of days of persons right now. donte shaw, who are incarcerated for the wrong reasons. in this particular case though, we've got to make sure we get the facts and i was in touch with the u.s. department of justice, mayor, pastors and other l

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. >>> a local barber is helping kids start the school year off right. he organized a now annual event to make sure they have fresh look and supplies. fox25's kerry cavanaugh visited the mattapan shop where a team of volunteers spent a busy sunday. >> reporter: meticulous barbers buzzing. >> a big day for all of us. important clientele. >> right now i am doing a flatiron. i already pressed her. >> reporter: those clients began lining up outside of mattapan's finest barbers. >> i see the look on these girls' faces when i am done, that's what i am looking for. >> reporter: the stylist are paid in smile as they help hundreds of kids look and feel their best as they head back to school. >> today is about helping these girls build confidence and make them feel good of gog >> self-assured. self-esteem, confident. >> reporter: the condition of instilling confidence started seven years ago. >> one day i put my daughter -- and i looked around and i see these kids. no haircuts, no curls. and i said what can i do. >> reporter: a father of six and barbershop owner j

an extra incentive to come visit here." )) ((mauricio marin)) perez can't wait to see a good iron barber shop: "i've never really been to a football game before so for sure i'll be there." )) ((mauricio marin)) he first wasn't sure if tax payers should be responsible for helping pay 750-million dollars towards the project. but finding out it would be paid through a nearly one-percent new hotel tax...he's game. ((alejandro perez/kast iron barber shop: "thats' fair fine with me." )) ((mauricio marin)) and jay clipz...who's makes sure everyone looks good before they leave his chair....says if the stadium comes to life...it's going to give u-n-l-v rebels a fresh new look too. (( jay clipz/ready for might disagree but at the same token it might influence alot of people here in las vegas at unlv to actually go pro." )) ((mauricio marin)) to help las vegas also get known as a power house sports town...not to be messed with. ((mauricio marin)) >> many hope to see the support their seeing tonight for the plan to remain for the long-term. because each year the stadium operates---it's expected to b

kerry kavanaugh shows us how the barber made it all happen. >> reporter: meticulous barbers buzzing. >> a big day for all of us. >> reporter: stylists scrubbing and setting some very important clientele. >> right now i am doing a flatiron. i already pressed her. >> reporter: the clients began lining up outside of mattapan's best barbers. >> when i see the look on these girls' faces. that's what i am doing it for. >> reporter: the stylists are paid in smiles as they help hundreds of kids look and feel their best as they head back to school. these girls build some confidence and make them feel good of going to school. >> keep them self-assure, self-esteem, confidence. >> reporter: installing confidence started seven years ago. >> i took my daughter to school and i seen them, no haircuts. girls had no curls. they had no -- i said what can i do. >> reporter: father of six and barber hospital owner jamie mitchell asked himself that single question, and since >> a little conveyor belt system, if you will. >> reporter. washed, prepped and pressed. boys choose their style. nail techies are o

barbers at urban cut. >> it was such a connecticut an terrifying experience. >> the shop's. owner said he noticed car driving a little to slowh headed toward brook park. he was slumped over and they literally ran upnd beside the c once we pulled him out of the car, we knew he was -- >> he is a recovering addict. >> i'mco a recovering alcoholic have 11 years sobriety. >> it's a skill all his barbers duo. >> my heart was out of my chestu they came to revive the gentleman. i felt it was definitely on its way to diene.t i never witnessed anything like that in my life.ne the medical examiner issued a public health morning saturday after seven debbie overdoses in one day. so far this year. of the people of died due to th lineof or some combination of t drug. fifty-two people died in august alone. rate fors opioid overdoses and single month. this mann possibly saved from that fate thanks to the quick action of waverley still fighting against the pull of addiction. >> i fought many to off and i'm thing got that given degrees to overcome those. >> fox 8 news. these gettingws away wit

reverend william barber president of the north carolina naacp., is this over with the supreme court 4-4 ruling? >> no. now ha the supreme court found the governors guilty in terms of voter suppression and suppressive redistricting, the local board of elections have been instructed by the republican party to put in place voting times and places that reflect republican values and not the values of our constitution. that was actually put in writing, joy. that is quite troubling. there are two republican members on each local board of elections. we're fighting that in the noocp because what they could do is actually, for instance, only have one polling place for early voters and pre registration. it's happening everywhere from the ploun tans in apalacha all the way to the east coast because they are afraid of a diverse, well-informed and large electorate. >> so what you're saying then is each local board of elections could say, well, we're only going to open until 5:00 or we or only going to have one office, so they're still gaming the system, you're

fox25's kerry kavanaugh show us how the barber made it all happen. >> reporter: meticulous barbers trimming and buzzing. >> a big day for all of us. >> reporter: stylist scrubbing and setting. some very important clientele. >> right now i am doing a flatiron. i already pressed her. began lining up outside mattapan's finest barbers early sunday morning. >> when i see the look at these girls' faces when i am done, that is why i do it for. >> reporter: the stylists are paid in smiles as they volunteer to help hundreds of kids look and feel their best as they head back to school. >> today is all about helping these girls build some confidence and making them feel good about going to school. give them self-assurances. self-esteem. confidence. >> reporter: the tra of >> i took my daughter to school and saw these kids with no haircuts, no durls. i said what can i do. >> reporter: father of six and barbershop owner jamie mitchell asked himself that single question and since then, his cuts and curl events was year. >> a little conveyor system. >> reporter: girls are prepped. boys choose their style.

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good things happen here at levels barber shop today.ting final touches on things inside. these are all of the book bags, they're ready, great day. what do you guys think? >> i think talk to the first child again one more sounds bite from him. >> dadada. one more? >> no, he is not shy at all, right? >> one more time please. >> sure. >> see them after their haircuts. >> i know. chris, wants to know, chris wants to know, are you having fun? >> ya. >> say yes. >> high. >> say hi, chris, alex and sue. >> hi, chris, alex. >> sweet. >> oh, my gosh. >> happy labor day. >> happy labor day. >> oh, i love it. >> i could watch him all day. >> how old are these children? >> lauren? >> adorable, right? >> adorable. >> so cute. >> back to school and everything. >> and when everything is brand new, back pack, notebooks haven't been written in yet. all fresh. and school just sharpened, oh, i love it. >> enjoying then this day before. i guess the first day of school for a loft kids. sending more messages what they are doing today. oh, look at this one, s

reporting in charles county, tim barber. time for another look at our weather..here's a live look from waukesha. meteorologist jesse ritka is back with the a digital world full of possibilities. connecting with family, friends and the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. if a member of your household is a snap participant, you may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. the clouds will be increasing on tuesday as an area of low pressure spins just off to our east, bringing the chance for some fall showers by the late afternoon. it will still be windy and the rain chances continue tuesday night and into wednesday as low pressure isn't moving very fast. many locations can expect a tenth of an inch up to a quarter of an inch of rain by the time this system pushes out of the area but temperatures will be in the low 60s both days because of the clouds and cool air being mostly sunn

man. >> anchor: the barber cut his air outside. that's bester styles in case you want to know. he swept the sidewalk after the fresh cut. what a good neighbor. what a >> anchor: 7 news at 7:00 will buy online. ready in an hour. they're all gone. i know i bought them. well staples has low prices. if i were you, i'd grab a couple more... for next week. back to school or back for more. staples has the lowest prices. period. (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales >> the nfl regular season officially kicks off tonight. and stadiums across the country will be filling up. >> some fans might notice crazy menu items just in time for kick off. tell you about it tomorrow morning on today in new england at 5 a.m. >> anchor: coming up i guess after thursday night football it's a big night. staying on top of the breaking news developing at logan airport. >> anchor: diverted to boston for an unruly passenger. we'll have the latest tonight after that foo

i spoke with a barber school on how they prepare students on dealing with lice and super lice. experts say super lice causes 24 million missed school days for kids. super lice has been several cases in the madison area in the last week. what makes it so tough, is that it's resistent to your typical over the counter medications, which are only 25 percent effective against them. instructors at milwaukee area technical college's barber school spent eight weeks out of the year-long program on how to handle clients who may have lice. instructor george gomez says before a barber cuts a clients hair they check does have the bug, they can no longer do the service. 3 "it's public safety. it's safety and sanitation. it's our health. part of everything that we do in this class, in this school, is to learn how to detect signs, to not jus protect ourselves, but the client and the public." public." now since regular treatments don't work well there are special measures people have been trying including a brand new clinic that just opened its doors in our area. i'll have more on that on the c

he also said that "...he takes the colognes and perfumes to different beauty salons and barber shops in the city of milwaukee and sells them to clients." customers hearing about the charges say they're almost impressed the thefts lasted as long as they did. 3;34 "you can get your cheaper ones. maybe like 6 or 8 oz for $10. but you can get your high end ones and be paying $75-$100." 2;16 "that's a lot of money. yeah, that's not good." i spoke with mr. baker this afternoon...> he said he was trying to put this behind him and that he had already paid some fines related > he was ?not aware? that this charge of felony retail theft would be moving forward.> live in menomonee falls...> jacob kittilstad...> cbs 58 news. 3 you've heard the reports from public officials about the epidemic of heroin and opioid addiction. but their numbers don't tell the whole tragic story.as part of this week addictions, cbs 58 talks with a man who's lived through the nightmare. 3 "it all started when i was 14 and i broke my foot and i got addicted to pain pills and then it progressed to heroin by 2005." 2005."

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. >> i'm tiki barber. >> and i'm ronde barber. >> and we're here to talk to you about weekly fantasy football from draftkings. just like a lot of you, we're part of this new wave of one-week fantasy sports. did you play season-long fantasy football last year? >> of course i did. everybody plays season-long fantasy football. >> more important question. did you win? >> i knew you were gonna ask me that. no, i did not win. did you win? >> no, i didn't, either. >> yes, it takes so much time. i have other commitments. i got to work, i have kids. >> you know what happened to me? was cruising right along, in second place, just about to overtake the eventual champion. and then le'veon bell gets hurt, and i don't know what to do. >> you know what? that's one of the great differences between season-long leagues and draftkings. every single week is a new season. >> so it's flexibility. so, instead of having to play an injured running back, i can just play demarco murray, or just pick an entirely new team. >> you know what i like best, though? it levels the playing field. so whether you're worry

the trial for the man accused of killing three at a barber shop is underway. chris tanaka in what happened with this potential death penalty case. chris? >> chris: douglas shine , jr. faces aggravated murder charges in the warrensville heights barber shop slayings. three others were wounded. they discussed a series of court motions with the judge in this highly publicized case. jury selection expected to begin next week. shine is accused of bursting into chalk lines barber shop opening fire killing lee barfield brandon white and william gonzalez. he is accused of killing the officials say shyne is part of the heartless felons gang and it was gang related. he was released december 2014 after serving two years on robbery and weapons charges. jury selection is expected to last several weeks t. will be a long trial. the trial could last up to two months because of the multiple charges, victims and testimony. prosecutors have the option to pursue the death penalty i case. getting answers, chris tanaka, cleveland 19. >> romona: thank you, chris. >>> we are getting a

the barber says he's very grateful for the sponsors and all of the volunteers that make it possible. >>> a happy reunion in holbrook. emotional support dog brady. the dog disappeared on thursday while the family was in holbrook. but they went back yesterday and managed to find him. >> catherine: a neighborhood dispute over an aggressive guy will be headed to court. a pit bull mix, named buddy, will be decided whether to be youthnized after two separate attack incidents on other dogs. the owne dog down, saying he never been aggressive to people. >> just needs the proper training and needs to be given that chance. >> buddy remains under home confinement. >>> health officials trying to figure out what caused a large flock of birds to fall out of the sky and on to the street. 14 of those birds found sick, and 13 of those died on bakersfield street. they're handling the testing of city officials recommend keeping all animals in that area inside or an a leash. >> now your forecast from meteorologist jason brewer and the fox 25 storm tracker weather team. >> jason brewer: wow. what a hot da

always remain sharp. >> i'm the barber maintenance inmate.e maintain 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 int

one of the barbers ran out beside the car open the door and jumped on top of the guy. >> once we pulled out of a car we know he was dead. >> it's in the way really goes alll to well but he is a recoveringwe addict. >> waverley started doing cpr until their paramedics arriving it's a skill he says all of his barbers know'. >> my heart was about to explode out of my concert they came and verify the gentleman t i felt le he was on his way to dying. he was literally turning blue. i've never witnessed anything like that my life this moment shedding light on a bigger problem drug use in cuyahoga public health when inserting after sarah w overdosess in one day. so far this year 350 people have died due to heroinyea, phenyl, r some combination of the drugs. fifty-two people died in august alone.fi the medical examiner's office says it's the highest rate of fatality from opioid overdoses in amount. >> it's a tough road. i just think god that he gave me the strength i need to overcome those.t we'll keep you posted onu minister so sad to see this news almost daily. i want to make sobering folks, t

[cheering and applause] and from cedar park, texas, it's the barber family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theyself a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new, state-of-the-art ford edge. let's go meet the barber family. hey, donna. donna: hi, steve. steve: how you doing? donna: i'm doing great! steve: i know that's right. donna: i go, "whoo!" steve: i can see it. [laughter and applause] donna: ow! steve: what do you do, miss donna? donna: i am a real estate agent in cedar park, texas! and... steve: wait, let me ask you a question. are you up on one of them billboards? donna: um, no.

reverend william barber, clinton supporter, joining us now. joining us. >> thank you so much, tamron for having us today. >> obviously the national stage people got to know you nationally after the moral mondays. now a situation where no voter ids are required, no longer needed, and the early voting now 17 days. a huge victory for you and the effort there. after the appeals court decision in july 29th, at this point, how do you see this playing out for hillary clinton in north carolina? it's a tight race now. >> well, i'm deeply concerned as i said about the moral fabric of this nation. to be suppressing the right to vote is immoral. the fact that we won this major bat that will we will have same day registration early voting. we will not have the worst form of voter id in the country is critical. i think the regressive and extreme people like donald trump understand how voter suppression can help to win and they're very afraid of the vote being open when this rule came down from the courts unanimously, mr. trump came into town and said it wou

barber. >> and we're here to talk to you about weekly fantasy football from draftkings. just like a lot of you, we're part of this new wave of one-week fantasy sports. did you play season-long fantasy football last year? >> of course i did. everybody plays season-long fantasy football. >> more important question. did you win? >> i knew you were gonna ask me that. no, i did not win. did you win? >> no, i didn't, either. >> yes, it takes so much time. i have other commitments. i got to work, i have kids. >> you know what happened to me? second place, just about to overtake the eventual champion. and then le'veon bell gets hurt, and i don't know what to do. >> you know what? that's one of the great differences between season-long leagues and draftkings. every single week is a new season. >> so it's flexibility. so, instead of having to play an injured running back, i can just play demarco murray, or just pick an entirely new team. >> you know what i like best, though? it levels the playing field. so whether you're worrying about draft order or injuries or waiver wire, bye w

. >>> a local barber wants to make sure children start their school year looking and feeling their very best. we visited the mattapan barbershop today to see how >> reporter: meticulous barbers trimming and buzzing. >> it's just a big day for all of us. >> reporter: stylisting scrubbing and setting some very important clientele. >> right now i'm doing a flat iron. >> reporter: those clients began lining up outside mattapan finest barbers early sunday morning. >> when i see the look on these girls face when i'm done that's what i'm in it from. >> reporter: today the stylists are paid in smiles hundreds of kids look and feel their best as they head back to school. >> today is all helping these girls build some confidence and make them feel good about going to school. give them self-assurance and self-esteem. >> the tradition of instilling confidence started seven years ago. >> one deity took my daughter to school and i looked around and i said what can i do? single question, and since then has cut and curled event has grown every year. >> a little conveyor belt system, if you will. >> rep

. >> denise: two men in indiana are learning to become barbers and spending their two days off doing good for the homeless. they cut their hair free of charge. julio rodriguez and zach fozo say they just want to spread some love to the people who may need it most. >> come out here and change somebody's life and give them hope and make them feel good beards, mustaches. i will be out here as long as i can and just as long as everyone out here feels good had and gets a haircut, then i will be happy. >> denise: rodriguez gets his barber's license in two months and plans to open his own shop. he has a year left of school and they still plan to give out the free haircuts even after they graduate. isn't that great? >> jeff: maybe it will catchon >> romona: it will cool off. >> jeff: well, you know, because of the rain, i mean it is going to be one of those patterns. we are seeing cooler temperatures tonight, but really not too far from where we should be this time of year. we have just been so used to the heat as of late, and now all of a sudden it is a cooler and definitely wet pattern set

be unstoppably you. >> daniel: local barber wants to make sure children start their very best. >> we were there as kids filled the mattapan shop to get free hair cuts. fox25 karry kavanagh shows how the barber made this all happen. >>> trimming and buzzing a big day. >> stylist scrubbing and setting. >> flat iron expressed her. >> clients began lining up face when i'm done. >> stylist paid in styles as they volunteer to help hundreds of kids look and feel their best as they head back to school. >> today all about helping the girls build confidence and make them feel good about going to school. >> tradition of instilling confidence started seven years ago. >> looked around kids and hair cuts and curls. >> father of six and asked single question and since then the cut and curls event has grown every year. girls and washed, prepped, boys choose the styles, nail techs work. >> clients like sixth graders who will walk out of here. >> feel nice, pretty. >> students also got a backpack full of supplies so ready to tackle a new school year. >> school day of school. entire community coming to

reporting live, i'm ellison barber, wusa 9. >> a lot to work out and try to understand with this one. >> school had already let out at albert einstein high school, but they still went on lockdown for 15 minutes. >>> a loudon county mother is suffering tonight. >> doctors can ease the pain in her body but not her heart. she was pushing her baby boy in a stroller when an suv hit them. she was seriously injured and her 5-month-old died. it was in lansdown. the mother and child were in a crosswalk, and the driver did stop. >>> breaking news in d, c we were following for you last night. two people were shot in northeast, a man and woman, both managing to walk to a fire station on brentwood road to get help. medics rushed them to the hospital. the man was in critical condition, and the woman was stable. tonight dc police are offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the shooter. >>> in prince george's county a near drowning at a swimming pool is followed by a fight, and it happened at the walker mill apartments in forestville, and police tell us a man was found in the deep end

he didn't make it to the barber shop. 18:43:07 in fact no one did. police say somebody drove by shot up this car.. leaving bullet holes in the back door.. and a 12 year old boy injured. 18:43:10 more than likely he was sitting in the back next to the boy. 18:43:15 i dont know how many individuals were in the car at the time fo the shooting. all i know is my son was one of them. 18:43:25 18:50:08 nadia fonseca i hope my little brother learns from this because i don't want to be a sister that lose they brother. we talked to people who say they know the 12 year old victim off camera.. they say he lives in this house - where the car was parked. a few people on the porch were taken away in handcuffs. 18:44:05 its a disgrace to our younger children that they to see and go thought this. nobody's children should have to go through this 18:44;18 both jackson and her daughter say.. they're happy it wasn't worse. 18:45:11 i thank god, by the grace of god, god is good. even though somebody still got hurt. i am praying that he's going to make it and he's going to

reporting on u street, i'm allison barber. >> i know. i know. [ laughter ] >> we reached out to d.c. police for more information to see whether or not they consider this arrest appropriate. and so far we haven't heard back. >>> new tonight, the council on american islamic relations is asking state and federal agencies to investigate an incident that was caught on camera at a mosque in laurel, maryland. on monday night, you see this truck here pulling into the parking lot. it backs up into the mosque. right there. it's going to pull forward. it's going to hit the building a second time before pulling away. this is one of many incidents reported agains american community that's reported the last couple days. >>> 29-year-old evan williams was hit late last night while driving near atlantic and third street at southeast. he managed to drive a couple more blocks at a fire station where he got out and collapsed. he died at the hospital. police say a second person was also hit by the gunfire but suffered minor injuries. and police do not believ

they said booze doesn't belong in salons or barber shops. the bill would legalize the common practice of serving alcohol with a cut. more than 30,000 salons would be allowed to serve customers who are 21 or older one glass of wine or beer. bruce livingston says they should be required to get a license. >> there would be no monitoring, no responsible beverage service training. >> the board of cosmetology also opposes the bill. stylists at salon dakota supports the bill. they say people should be able to unwind with a beverage of their choice. >> this is a place to relax and have fun and be pretty, and why can't they have a glass of wine? >> reporter: some say it's a perk they expect. >> we as women spend a lot of money on our hair, and if they're going to offer a glass of wine, why not have that glass of wine to make the bill seem a little bit better. >> reporter: governor brown has until september 30 to sign or veto the bill. nbc bay area news. >>> the wine grape harvest is well under way at wineries across the bay area. here's a look at red

that customer is wheelchair and couldn't gns the barber cut his hair right outside. he even swept up the sidewalk after the fresh haircut. >>> way to go. that's amazing. still ahead could flying burrito be the next big thing. making sure students get the fast food fix. >>> you will torture us with this story. we will get to watch you naked. this really takes the cake you could say. >> we talk about something, sweet sugar, spice and everything nice. check it out. >> it's one of the oldest bakeries oe >> they've been in business for 75 years. i've been doing it for about 40. >> they have four locations, their biggest in brockton. the company known for doing big ceremonial cakes. my father before me he did all the inaugural cakes. >> from jfk to george h.w. bush. it's been the inaugural cake king. they are even making cakes of sports figures like gronc and as their business grows and expands so do their treats. gourmet cupcakes flying off the shelves. something george never imagined. >> we used to make a tray of white and chocolate. now it's a whole show case of cupcake

alex barber and ivett delgado. thank you for coming in and good luck filling all those monitoring spots. i know it's a great program . >>> all right. well that's it for this edition of urban update. i'm byron barnett. from all of us here at urban update, have a great sunday one in eight women will face breast cancer. between life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. why? because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose. in her relentless effort to overturn roe v. wade, ayotte puts critical cancer screenings at risk, hurting new hampshire women. kelly ayotte: putting her personal interests ahead of your health care. independence usa pac is responsible >> announcer: this program is a paid presentation for omega xl and is brought to you by great healthworks. ? >> welcome. i'm larry king, and i'm here today to report on a significant health-related investigation that's been taking place for the past coup

he either goes to barber shops, tyler perry movies or black churches. ies not going to go to a tile perry movie. and he's not going to go to a barber shop because they'll hook him up. his only remaining option is church. >> on saturday, trump visited a black church in detroit drt. >> donald trump situation to the movimusic this weekend at an afn american church this weekend reaching out for support. >> trevor: no, no, no! i'm sorry, i have to call out the media on this one. donald trump was not situation to the music. he was situation, and there happened to be music playing at the same time. ( cheers and applause ) the two happened completely independently of each other. that was not happening with the music. ( laugh ) that was not with the music. now, speech that trump delivered at this church was from the heart. it was from his heart. and-- ( applause ) and you could feel what it was from the heart because donald trump told us. >> well, i just wrote this the other day, knowing i'd be here, and i mean it from the heart. and i'd like to just read it, an

reporting in clinton, i'm ellison barber, wusa 9. >> members of the community came together to raise awareness for an arrest and conviction this weekend they will do it with his family by their side. >>> in prince george's county a family has been waiting for a year for charges to be filed in a deadly car accident that left a young mother and father dead. >> but still no charges. wusa 9's mola lenghi is live in the news room. >> reporter: last year three children were left behind in what is now a family in turmoil and a grandmother struggle thing to keep it all together. >> i'm no longer gran-gran, i'm their mommy. >> reporter: virginia retired grandmother to the mother to her grandsons. >> now i have to rebuild my family, and i have to build a new family for elijah. >> reporter: elijah lost both of his parents on a curvey road. delante and shellah were hit by a pull. moore a disabled vet, retiring from the army after 26 years says she has waited far -- for a year for charges to be filed against the man who hit her daughter and son-in-law. >> you drove so fast. was it worth it? was d

. >>> now ellis on barber is standing by live. >> reporter: there's no rain here, but there's a chance that will not be the situation all  weekend long. whatever happens here, people tell me they are ready for it. from florida to south carolina, hermine is bringing heavy rain, and soon enough it will be here. >> i live in an old house, and i will hang around here. sunday i will watch the yankees and orioles at camden yards. >> i spend a lot of money for the tickets, and i'm kind of worried now. >> reporter: the governor declared a state of emergency across the commonwealth and warned earn to prepare for -- warned everyone to prepare for winds, severe flooding, and trees falling. people here are not overly concerned. >> i don't think will be that bad. >> what will be will be. we are here texas. what will be, will be. >> i'm retired it doesn't bother me. >> we are concerned if there's 22 inches of snow. >> we need rain after all. we have not had any rain for a long time. >> reporter: some said they will embrace the time off regardless of what the weather tries to throw their way. >> i

i'm ellison barber, wusa 9. >>> speaking of metro, tracking it tonight. the rhode island metro station has reopened, and it was closed last week. chunks of concrete fell from the ceiling, and over the weekend, metro installed enough safety netting to cover four football fields, and department inspectors checked the station, and metro said it's safe for passengers while they look for can get the latest traffic alerts when you need them. they will help you get through tomorrow's congestion and avoid the tieups 24/7. >>> to alex and korea where -- alexandria. a man attacked a someone in a po at a party, and the police are chec kingcameras in the ar. >>> a sexualassault on an orange line crane. anthony st. claire is charged with sexual assault and battery. he's being held without bond. >>> in prince george's county, police found a 91-year-old man who was missing. walter voice jr. he vanished from lowis lane last friday afternoon, and police said he thanking the public for helping out. >>> today a big honor for dc police chief before she heads to new york for

. >>> one brockton barber turning heads on main street. he plugged his clippers into an outdoor outlet to give a haircut to a man in a wheelchair. stairs going up to the barber shot meaning the man would not be able to go inside. praising the owner for his actions. >> you a om. well, high school football game with a special purpose. they battle it out on the field in honor of a fallen officer. the game was raising money for officer ron tarantino's family and a special guest hidden among the players. christine mccarthy was on hand for the auto he motional night. >> reporter: it was the first game of the season between ri special night of football, the top cop game to honor auburn police officer ron tarantino jr. killed during a traffic stop in may. >> he would say what are you doing this morning. that type of guy. but i am sure he is up there watching us. >> reporter: an estimated 5,000 friends and complete strangers bought tickets, wore t-shirts in his memory. all the proceeds benefiting his wife and three children. >> we have just been th

. >> reporter: i'm ellison barber. you might not have noticed but books like this are hiding all across the city. coming up, i will tell you exactly why. >>> and apple making a big announcement about the iphone 7 tomorrow. but how many people are ready to ditch that headphone jack? >>> and the big reveal at the capitol dome. after 13 months and $97 million, see what has everyone the one with the chigh-sgttrenlih mi-gtaryrade, aluminum-alloy body bolted to a high-strength steel frame. and guess what? this is the safest f-150 ever built. the only pickup to pull the government's 5-star safety rating and earn an i i h s top safety pick. 'c heuz wn they say military-grade, they mean: battle tested. this is the ford f-150. >>> every year people try to take books out of libraries across the country. >> it's something the american library association wants everyone to know about. they call the week of september 25th banned books week. >> no literature ld banned. so at the d.c. public library we have got our own spin on banned

. >> julio rodriguez and zach fauso turned a street corner into an outdoor barber shop in south bend, indiana. they aimed to spread love with scissors, clippers and combs. >> just as long as everybody out here feels good and gets a haircut i'll be happy. >> give them some hope, you know, make them feel good about themselves for a day or two. >> both young men happened to be in barber school and they hope to spend years helping people look and feel their best. >> what a clever and nice idea. >> yeah. putting their skills to good use. >> coming up at 5:00, why donald trump will not help you get ahead when it comes to beating the morning commute. >> oh, my. >> stay with us. >>> coming up at 6:00, we're live in santa clara county where the loma fire is burning. hear from the people who left their homes in a hurry and now wondering if they will have anything to go back to. >>> plus, election upside. could you call it a trumped up business boost at one bay area store. and see 7 on your side's michael finney help fight a fast track bill he never should have received. all of that is coming up

barber slammed the one of the boys to the ground. when first responders arrived at the hospital sunday, the toddlers where in pajamas, standing in the middle of the street crying. they were released to the department of children and families. someone called dcyf. under investigation and could face additional charges. sarah underwood, fox 25 news. >>> family of mit sean collier -- honoring all first responders including police and firefighters. >>> new and lebron james teaming up. wahlberg revealed on jimmy fallon. pair has met in person to discuss the idea. should be interesting. call each other buds on instagram. >> i think you are right. >>> man en the run accused of running off with two million >> what he was using and able to dupe investigators. >> new push to convince people its food is safe. >> bizarre clown sightings moving up the east coast. concerns for parents even if it is just people dressed up having fun. >> check out the roads with our live drive time traffic. pike westbound traffic stop go. to the maps, typical slow sp