barber: i will confess, i do not know a lot about that. in lawseveral courses school in federal courts and never learned about that. it was never taught. it seems rather new. congress controls the jurisdiction of the federal courts. i remember that. that is much i can answer. i am not going to ask any of you what the law ought to be. i do not have any intention to ask you do you agree with a certain case or you do not. i am going to ask you a question that is on my mind. tell me what the law is today as you understand it. some universities in our great country, and i do not say this in a pejorative sense, i think it is a factual sense, contend that they have figured out a way in college admissions to discriminate in the right way. that there is a moral way to discriminate. i understand that that is being litigated. i am not going to ask you about that. what your to tell me understanding of law is, and i will start with judge barber, on ethnicity as a factor in admissions to a university today. just the state of the law as you understand it

one that became famous is the barber's stone in the fourteenth century a barber surgeon and his friends tried to topple it he was crushed by the stone during later excavation work his skeleton was discovered beneath the stone along with a few coins. a bank in ditches around the large circle which is almost half a kilometer in diameter. once four hundred uprights marked the two avenues leading into the center of the circle. today the road follows the old track. a mile south of a bridge stands the mysterious silvery hill the largest pyramid in europe. to create this mound which is forty meters high a quarter of a million cubic meters of soil had to be moved ten years labor for a workforce of seven hundred. using only the simple tools of the neolithic age vast amounts of chalk was quarry brought here and heaped up in layers . what was the purpose of silvery hill one possibility is that the mound represented a mother goddess who every year became pregnant with the fruits of the earth for the a very complex wasn't dedicated to moon and sun worship but to the cycle of birth life and death fer

judge barber? >> well, i've got the easy spot at the end on that one, senator. i would agree with my colleagues. just maybe add a little nuance of my own. i could see a situation where the legislative history was very, very clear. sometimes you all do agree. almost all of you on things. and, perhaps, in that situation, if the statute were for whatever ambiguous, that would be something i think would matter. i would be willing to look at that. otherwise, probably i'd be a little suspicious for the reasons mentioned. >> okay. judge barber, let me -- >> this will be my final question. how long have you been a lawyer? >> 25 years, i think. >> okay. >> how many years did you practi practice? >> 13. >> okay. and you've been a lawyer 25? >> yes. >> how long you been a lawyer, judge berger? >> since 1992. >> 25. >> 26? >> 26. how long have you been a lawyer, mr. maze? >> 15 1/2. >> how about you, judge smith? >> 18 years. >> 18 years. how about you, judge wetherell? >> i'm trying to do the math. i was admitted to bar in 1985 so i think that's 23? >> yeah. okay. >> senat

news . . >>> the barber shop chronicles is going be perform ed that uc berkeley. they discuss hard discuss settings. >> for more on this we are joined by barber shop writer; thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> tell me the inspiration behind this, it based on your own life experiences >> well i was -- a girl i was dating gave me a flier that explained about this nongovernmental program about the basic of counselings and spotting things and new and delicate things clients can tell them and how to diagnose and give them advice, it struck me as ground breaking because i forgot the conversations can be so intimate and that is what i wanted to witness the conversation and create graphic art or write poetry. >> did you find out what it is about barber shops that men feel free to go and say things that they wouldn't say in other settings. >> they are like churches. they are places for story telling, men go to beautify each other and require trust and freedom, there are not many places black men can gather in the uk and america, they are precious and safe

to cut their hair on one occasion they were caught up in a shootout with police the barbers close their solemn to escape but lived in constant fear for their lives that's why they decided to abandon their homes and sets off for the united states. if. i had to go to thinking members to cut their hair. but i couldn't keep doing it out of fear. i said i spoke about it with my cousin and we decided to flee. and i was more afraid and just want to work in peace. as well as violence economic problems are pushing people to migrate almost three quarters of all hundred and live in poverty according to some estimates and more than half of the self employed there live in extreme poverty. and i'm your quote there we are searching for a better homeland and opportunities to work where is not going to want to move our families forward people cannot bear the situation any longer the crisis has been getting worse for years and it's happening because of the political situation that's why people are fleeing now they have nothing to eat. but by i'm supporting these migrants they're fleeing because there's n

ughing because at's a really funny thing for a barber to say. >> seth: yeah.i'm not kidding. i don't know what the [ bleep ] i'm doing." [ laughter ] but we were halfway do. i think i have a terrible haircut right now and i feel very insecure about it and i'm sorry. >> seth: have you put any thought or did you ask any follow-ups about how that ends up happening that a man who's not a baer -- >> he had a whole scheme. he was try the idea. money off it was very weird. >> ieth: wow. not -- dude, i'm not lying. when we were done, i didn't say a word and he looked at me, at i me in thor and before i could say anything, his response, he goes, "it's not that bad." [ laughter ] that was his reviet.of his hair the whole thing was messed up. feel like a real goon. >> seth: congratulations on the book, by the way. >> thank you. >> seth: and letat take a look he book again to see what chris' hair is supposed look like. [ lighlaughter ] >> yeah. we're not -- i'm not saying that that's much better.>> eth: this book is very funny but there's also an element of self-help to i

. -- barbers to cut their hair.he barbers closed to escape, but lived in constant fear for the lives. that is why they abandoned their homes and set off to the u.s. >> i had to go to the gang members to cut their hair. but i could not keep doing it, out of fear. i spoke about it with my cousin and we decided to flee. we are afraid and just want to work in peace. reporter: as well as violence, economic problems are pushing people to migrate. almost three quarters of all hondurans live in poverty, according to some estimates. more than half of these of employed live in extreme poverty. >> weah searching for a better homeland and opportunities to work. we want to move our families forward. people cannot bear the situation any longer. the crisis has been getting worse for years. >> it is happening because of the political situation. that is why people are fleeing now. may have nothing to eat. -- they have nothing to eat. >> they are fleeing because there's no work. how can donald trump treat them as murderers? reporter:

you started with your barber. what are you guys doing? >> it's a program we do every fall.e hoping to grow it next year, we hope for it eventually to be nationwide, you pair police officers with barbers in the inner city right before men go back to school, get them a hair cut and get them basic aschool supplies. it's to give them confidence. >> we need more officer casuccios in the world. thank you. >> thank you. >> you are watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. we start with the details in the disappearance and apparent murder of jamal khashoggi. you should send the kids out of the room right now because some the details we need to get into are just graphic and really tough to listen to. as the evidence mounts, so, too, does the president's resistance in believing that the saudi government had anything to do with this. turkish media reports an audio reporting of khashoggi's killing suggested he was tortured and then killed soon after entering

every friday armed gangs forced these young barbers to cut their hair on one occasion they were caught up in a shootout with police the barbers closed their silence to escape but lived in constant fear for their lives that's why they decided to abandon their homes and set off for the united states. goofy and they. had to go to the gang members to cut their hair. but i couldn't keep doing it out of fear. i said if i spoke about it with my cousin and we decided to flee. i would were afraid and just want to work in peace. as well as violence economic problems are pushing people to migrate almost three quarters of all hundred and live in poverty according to some estimates and more than half of the self employed there live in extreme poverty. and i mean we are searching for a better homeland and opportunities to work where we want to move our families forward people cannot bear the situation any longer the crisis has been getting worse for years and it's happening because of the political situation that's why people are fleeing now they have nothing to eat. but by i'm supporting these migr

the barber was just a local agent for journeys of the heart. to find out more i needed to talk to the agency's director in the u.s. it's lansky. post a lot of attempts to get hold of david sklansky by email and on the phone i finally come to poland to see if i can find him in passing i think this might be his whom interests for this is a field i feel we. know good morning david sklansky yes i want to talk to you about some families in uganda who say their children were adopted against their wishes i'd rather not. georgia tell me about this series solomon who is currently living in a government institution because his mother in uganda doesn't want him to be adopted her and she's given conflicting stories or two family wants to adopt i've been trying to for some reason they don't seem to want to speak to me and my understanding is that on many occasions she has consented how it was as a mother need to object to an adoption reform a salesperson who steps question for me to stop the process the family want to continue so you would just fast to faci

barber the protests is breaking up now there were a small but very dedicated group of protesters here until just a few minutes ago a lot of them came from out of town to be here in front of the saudi consulate in new york calling for justice born. the disappeared saudi journalist jamal khashoggi a lot of them represent social justice groups they've been concerned about other issues regarding saudi arabia and its waging of war in yemen i have one of the organizers here to talk to right now her name is sarah manasseh and she's from code pink one of the groups that's been organizing protests not only here but in washington d.c. today why did you want to do this what is the message that you want to get out and what you hope to accomplish the hives so code pink women for peace is a women led movement for peace and justice against militarism and war across the world so we're really here to stand with a diverse coalition of peace activists to say it is unacceptable that a prominent journalists of american al that has been abducted and possibly killed for his choice to stand up against repres

he won the barber entrepreneur of the year award at the recent black beauty and fashion awards.s more than a special moment, it was a special moment, it was a special thing to me. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there are minor delays on the northern line. otherwise it's a good service. 0n the trains, there could be disruption to stansted express and greater anglia services between broxbourne and stansted airport because of a faulty train. if we turn to the roads, it's getting busy on the a4 talgarth road from barons court towards west kensington. in dartford, central road remains closed in both directions between riverside way and 0akes crescent due to a warehouse fire. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. a rather blustery day of weather today. storm callu m blustery day of weather today. storm callum is affecting mostly the western pa rt of callum is affecting mostly the western part of the country but still strong gusts around at times. we're staying in the warm air, pleasa ntly warm we're staying in the warm air, pleasantly warm for th

ellison barber is live with more on that. ellison? >> president trump is not saying exactly what that punishment could be only that there are many options but he's not on board with the idea of halting arm sales to saudi arabia as some have recently suggested. >> i work very hard to get the order for the military's 110 billion dollars. i believe it's the largest order ever made. it's 450,000 jobs from the standpoint of jobs, economic development, a lot of other reasons i would like to do something where we could maybe look at other things. i will tell the senators because that's a tremendous order for our companies. we're going to give it to other countries, and i think that would be very foolish for our country, but there are other things that we could do that would be very severe. >> number of media reports saying that turkish authorities claim to have audio and video evidence of saudi agents killing jamal khashoggi inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. neither president trump nor secretary of state pompeo have seen the videos or

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arthel: ellison barber has the latest reaction from the white house but we begin with garrett tenney live in pittsburgh. with the latest. reporter: you can still see a heavy police presence at the tree of life synagogue. it will likely be for another week or so as they continue to process the crime senior which several described as the most horrific they've ever seen. also learning 46 road robert powers moved throughout the synagogue yesterday. two wounded and injured those who came to worship their god. while he was being taken into custody, the gunman told police he wanted all jews did i appear to man as he recovers at the hospital for being shot multiple times by police is facing the full brunt of the lot with 29 federal charges, many of which could bring the death penalty and 36 day charges as well and is expected to make the first court appearance tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 p.m. arthel: what are we learning about the terms? >> it's been amazing to see how the community has been coming together. throughout the day a steady stream of people coming from across the city to bring flo

jack ma was still working as a teacher when he founded ali barber in ninety nine thousand nine.hundred twenty fourteen the online retail company claimed the title of the world's biggest ever i p o. two set up the business in his living room is now worth an estimated thirty billion dollars. i don't even bother counting the million is any more i stay in business with it. your very own chip. the latest thing in stock. microchips the size of the brain of or. i'm making life easier for many sweets. but while users are thrilled and criticism advocates are sounding the alarm. on. earth home to millions of species a home worth saving. google ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world by deals that protect the climate boost green energy solutions and reforestation using interactive content to inspire people to take action global ideas the environment series of global three thousand on t.w. and online. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa on the move. stories for both people making a difference shaping their nation. and thei

this came in from a message from mike barber. the question i had is what is congress gonna do about the problems we face every day whether financial or health, what would you say to mister barber. i would allow them. to go to any dr. they wanted to. in be treated in the way that they wanted to be treated not the way the government mandated that they be treated. we need more options. in this term of congress we passed the mission act. it consolidates the can community care program and allows more veterans to get access to care in the private sector. with the adoption. it's absolutely not. it is private health insurance. they contracts with private insurers was actually in the military. you get choices. if you are a dod employee. you and your spouse get a choice. you can get a choice of private healthcare. with anything that they're talking about. it is a government insurance option. that's like the public option. he doesn't understand the difference there. but let's get back. >> what would you do to help if elected. i'm a veteran.

on let's be reasonable we take more time and we sort of kick the can down the road a bit more in barber of isil bringing us up to date on briggs that from brussels thank you barbara montenegro's government has proposed a fighting people if they don't stand during performances of the of the country's national anthem the government says that it wants to ensure people's respect for montenegro's identity by fining people up to two thousand euros montenegro is a small nation in the balkans it declared independence in two thousand and six splitting away from the larger serbia after a referendum but there's still a sizeable serbian minority in montenegro many of whom think that the two countries shouldn't have gone their separate ways so critics of the legislation and many serbs believe that the proposed fine could stir up ethnic tension. many montenegrins feel compelled to stand when they hear the national anthem bright dawn of my but soon if the government has its way people who don't rise when it's performed in public could face a fine of up to two thousand euros. but. those who do not want

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jon: ellison barber is live from the white house with the latest reaction, ellison? reporter: john, the president will visit pittsburgh, pennsylvania exactly when, we do not know. the president is scheduled to attend a campaign rally wednesday in florida. there is one in missouri thursday and one in west virginia on friday. president trump considered canceling some of his events yesterday, he decided against that, and as he traveled between d.c., indiana and illinois, he publicly addressed the attack multiple times calling it an anti-semitic attack, a wicked attack of mass murder. >> our minds cannot comprehend the cruel hate and the twisted malice that could cause a person to unleash such terrible violence during a baby-naming ceremony. >> i said it before and i'll say it again, we have to bring back the death penalty for people like this. reporter: the president spoke with the governor of pennsylvania and the mayor of pittsburgh and assured them they would have the full and complete resources of his administration as they investigate the violent act. an armed secur

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. >>> bob barber is in a los angeles hospital today. family members say he was rushed to cedar sinai hospital due to severe back pain. he's been battling back problems ever since he was injured in a fall at his hollywood hills home last year. since 2006, he retired as host of "the price is right" after more than 50 years. >>> and a $2,000 award is being offered for rocky the boxer who disappeared from her home in pocheco. her brother says the therapy dog would visit hospitals, schools and nursing homes and was wearing a collar and is microchipped. his owner is also worried because the dog needs daily medicine for her cataracts. >>> on ktvu 2 from 4:00 to 4:30, ahead of game one of tonight's world series we'll have a deep live on proposition six as we sit down with members for and against repealing the gas tax. >> and continuing coverage of the fire taking place in the city of oakland. details on the search for answers today on the 4 on 2. >>> right out of the gate this morning stocks doing a dive. u.s. stocks overall easing back this af

reverend barber is pointing the way we must go, showing that white, black, latino and other americans can join hands in coalition with each other and with women, millennials, seniors, the lgbtq community, immigrants and others to work for their common interests. because in the word of my great old friend and supporter, paul wellstone, everybody does better when everybody does better. thank you. [applause] >> all right, thank you. >> that was remarkable. thank you so much. we have no shortage of really interesting questions for you. you have given us lots to think about. >> i northwest the answers already. >> i bet you do. [laughter] >> i am going to take the moderator's prerogative and ask the first one, because you said something that really stood out to me. clearly most of us, if not all of us know that famous line about we are moving toward two societies, one black, one white. you said something today that really stands out. you talked about how white society has created this, maintains it and condones it. it is my understanding that millions of people bought the brilliant copy of

>>jon: ellison barber in washington. thank you.e economy, let's bring in - - is the global economics editor for the wall street journal. thanks for being here on a sunday night. larry kudlow says nothing to worry about. stay calm. is he right?>> well, i would say he is and he isn't. in terms of nothing to worry about, stay calm. i think what we saw last month, last week in the market was a pullback. i wouldn't call it a plunge or a crash or anything like that. 500 points in a market that that 25,000 is much different than 500 points in a market that's at 5000. a relatively small percentage. nothing to worry about? well, there are things we have to be cautious about. the economy no question as the president says is running very strong right now. there's a lot of stimulus being pumped into it on the fiscal side of the economy from tax cuts and from spending. one of the things we do have to worry about it what's happening with budget deficits and what will happen when this fiscal stimulus runs out. >>jon: the president is upset with t

ellison barber is live at the white house for us. the president clearly thinks the immigration mess is a winning issue for him. but is the message resonating with voters? >> among his base it certainly seems to be. at campaign events the president often talks about immigration. his desire to finish building a wall at the southern port appeared and among his supporters against big cheers for comment like that. take a listen to what he had to say yesterday. >> the democrats don't care about what they are extremist immigration agenda will do to your communities, your hospitals. what about your hospitals? and your schools? the democrats do not care that a flood of illegal immigration will bankrupt our country. you saw this, did anyone see that bridge over the weekend? if you want to defend america's laws, borders, sovereignty! even your dignity, then you have to go out today and vote. >> on the left, democrats pushing back against that rate narrative. this weekend they did it on the same dayton the same state with the help of former vice

>> i spent a lot of time at a shop called hot rod in west l.a., which is now i think a barber shop, and laughter ] and so -- sucks, because so many kids grew up going there, and like spending their youth at this place, and now it's a barber shop, and it's weird. so, but yeah. i mean, it was a great place. i learned a lot of amazing and terrible lessons, and i found people that i really related to, and honestly it gave me this lens that i kind of think i really do see life through, like a certain taste. a certain -- you know, there was a magazine called "big brother" that was such a subversive sense of humor you know? that "jackass" came out of, and you know, just taste in music, and hip hop and punk, and sort of the way young people dealt with authority was very different in this group of gentlemen than it was in other parts of life, and for whatever reason, it spoke to me, and i'm no ambassador for skate boarding. i'm not an authority on it, but i'm a nerd who loves it, and wanted to see it honored on a screen. >> seth: you also wrote a magazine that is a companion, i guess, to the fil

this year's recipients include pastor and activist reverend william barber, who helped spearhead the moral mondays movement in north carolina, which protests issues related to voting rights, discrimination, and environmental rights. reverend barber was being arrested as the fellowship was announced as he joined a protest in chicago demanding mcdonald's increase the minimum wage. other fellows include ken ward, an investigative journalist documenting the effects of resource extraction in west virginia, and becca heller, a human rights lawyer working on behalf of refugees. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. more than 300 protesters, mostly women, were arrested thursday during a massive sit-in on capitol hill against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, who has been accused of sexual assault and misconduct by multiple women. the senate is planning to hold a key procedural vote on his confirmation this morning at 10:30 eastern. this comes just one day after senators were given their first chance to s

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bishop michael barber made that announcement yesterday. he said he'll release the name in about 45 days. he calls it the right thing to do. last month the bishop of the diocese of san jose says he'll release the names accused of abuse. >>> san francisco's fremont street is still on track to reopen in time for the friday morning commute. a one-block section was closed at the salesforce transit center after steel beams had cracks. cews are also shoring up steel beams on the first street side of the building as a precaution. no problems have been spotted on that side of the building. >>> happening today, brett kavanaugh will hear his first arguments as a supreme court justice. he took part in a ceremonial swearing-in ceremony last night. kavanaugh's confirmation was delayed after the senate considered allegations he sexually assaulted a woman in high school. kavanaugh denied the allegations. president trump apologized to him last night. >> on behalf of our nation, i want to apologize to brett and the entire kavanaugh family for the terrible p

on russia's undefeated had normal government deal in las vegas we spoke exclusively to head beats barber and head of the class. everything that we wanted to see how big we've seen in him restrained the clarity of vision complete tranquility to step back mcgregor will crash. and police in france are angered by plans to arm private security officers as the country wrestles with improving its security situation. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me becky aaron great to have you with us and our top story this hour brett kavanaugh has been officially sworn in as a u.s. supreme court justice with hundreds of people protesting on capitol hill the senate voted fifty in favor to forty eight against to confirm donald trump's nominee to the nation's highest court common has been accused of sexual misconduct. during his high school and college is by several women senators who've been deeply divided on the issue had been taking the floor since the early morning. when the history of the senate is written. this chapter will be a flashing warning light of what to avoid. truly.

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ellison barber is travelling with the president. she's in murphysboro illinois. what's the latest? >> hi, jon. we're expecting to hear from the president any minute. we reached out to the white house earlier asking if president trump planned at any point in between the scheduled campaign spots to visit pittsburgh and or that synagogue, we haven't heard back from the white house. according to the reporters traveling on air force one with president trump, the president has said he will be going to pittsburgh. no information on exactly when he plans to go, but we are now learning that he does plan to make a trip down there at some point. the president is expected on this stage behind me any minute now. he was at an event in indianapolis earlier this afternoon, and he began by addressing the situation in pennsylvania. he also talked about it underneath the wing of air force one shortly after he left the white house. he condemned the violent act, talked about the death penalty and said gun laws are not to blame. >> stiffen up our laws in terms of the death penalty. when people do this,

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