barber. >> yeah. >> sometimes i have trouble with that word. >> barber?is this the time to air out that i have trouble with the word. >> let's talk about it. bring out the couch. >> can i get the voice coach, everybody? even here -- we should have done our voice exercises. >> we should have. >> they said her father's careful training, that's why she is able to do what she is doing now. here is our houston station. >> reporter: with a bow in her hair and a gold chain around her neck and a stool under her feet, elijah hernandez hones her craft of clipping and snipping. >> when you are cutting hair, it sounds like the detail of your hair cut. >> reporter: the pint-sized barber has been practicing her cuts under her dad, who is a barber himself. he realized she was drawn to the clippers when she would watch her dad do work as a toddler. >> i taught her the right maneuvers and her watching me over time. i thought she's going to be the coolest barber i know. >> reporter: a few short years later, now elijah is in control of the clippers, practicing her skills. >

alex forrest widing and in london tonight standing by in the house of parliament is our very own barber of a zal barber let me start with you i know this is being called a victory for theresa may in parliament because she's got she's finally she's got solidarity in her party she's got her party's backing but now she has to go to brussels and she has to convince twenty seven countries to renegotiate something that they have said they won't do how she going to do that. so the question that nobody can answer at this point in time because it seems impossible and it seems somehow absurd i mean richard was there at the negotiating table during the last two years when this backs up the solution for the irish border to keep it open when this was negotiated in the end of bridge to go shares in greed and said ok we can live with this and now we see this piece of political theater being played out and prominent here today which then means it treason may says we've had second thoughts my lawmakers don't like it now i go back and now let's sit down and just change it i mean just thinking about it se

from there on out i was like, she is gonna be the coldest barber i know." short years later, now alijah is in control of the clippers practicing her skills.angel negrete:"for a seven-year-old, you won't see that anywhere else."and she's catching attention not only at hair competitions across texas ... but also on social media.the business of hair a family affair with alijah's little sisters also getting into the mix.nat sound:"z styles in the building y'all!"franky says he encourages his girls to pursue their passion, even if it's in an industry mostly dominated by men.franky hernandez:"we're not going to be stopping at a limit because they're women, right?"alijah believes what she's doing can encourage other kids, as well.alijah hernandez:"i call it inspiring other kids to come out and do the same thing." ( marty ) that was charly edsitty reporting. alijah is still years away from getting a license to professionally cut hair...but her story is truly inspiring. ( dave ) (sara) and i'm live with a look the wet weather conditions in the south bay. (ácommercia

the aspiring barber is years away from earning a professional license.il then she's practicing on family and friends. >> yeah, alijah, i need an appointment. >> alijah, you can handle this one easy. >>> all right, well, here's a cat who used one of its nine lives. it was trapped on top of a dam and made a slide to safety. >> the frightened feline had lodged itself in part of spillane, indiana. crews from the army corps of engineers shut off the water, then placed a boat at the bottom and waited for the kitty to take the plunge. that cat is okay. nobody knows how it got stuck up there though in the first place. what was that cat doing? >> we said one of its nine lives. we don't know what that kitty was doing before this >> that cat might only have two or three left. >> maybe, but as we said, it's okay. >> good thing for that cat. more news after this. eshing. ♪ at northwestern mutual, this is what our version of financial planning looks like. tomorrow is important, but she's only seven once. spend your life living. find an advisor at northwesternmutual.co

from there on out i was like, she is gonna be the coldest barber i know."st a few short years later, now alijah is in control of the clippers practicing her skills.angel negrete:"for a seven-year-old, you won't see that anywhere else."and she's catching attention not only at hair competitions across texas ... but also on social media.the business of hair a family affair with alijah's little sisters also getting into the mix.nat sound:"z styles in the building y'all!"franky says he encourages his girls to pursue their passion, even if it's in an industry mostly dominated by men.franky hernandez:"we're not going to be stopping at a limit because they're women, right?"alijah believes what she's doing can encourage other kids, as well.alijah hernandez:"i call it inspiring other kids to come out and do the same thing." (jrstone) she could probably inspire some big kids too... alijah is still years away from getting a license to professionally cut hair. if you are one of the millions of americans who suffer from muscle cramps in your legs or feet, relief is final

there was a barber for battery d. his name was frank. europe from camp donovan and used it in the field to cut the battery's hair. when frank returned to kansas city, he opened a barbershop and truman became his regular customer essentially for the rest of his life. truman was sent to france along the front lines in france mostly valley, where most of the fighting took place. his first big challenge, once he was given command was what has come to be known as the battle of who run. late summer, early fall of 1918. field just moved his pieces into position. they had fired off a volley. they were getting ready to move them again, when the germans fired back and their shells landed all around. most of his men broke and ran. truman did not. that is where he really showed his first test of having courage in battle. mountains andhe battles toward the end of the war but when the armistice was reached on november 11, 1918, his unit suddenly did not have to fight anymore but they were stuck in france. what he did was being a real student of histor

with a b >>> and on to houston, texas where a 7-year-old girl is making waves as a barber. meet the girl that's bringing style to a whole new level. >> reporter: with a bow in her hair, a gold chain around her neck and a stool under her >> aade is'r hernandez nes her cutting hair, so it's like the detail of the cut. >> reporter: she's practicing under the guidance of her dad who's a talented barber himself. he realized elijah was drawn to the clippers when she had watch her dad do work as a toddler. >> i taught her the right maneuvers. >> reporter: and just a few short years later now she's in control of the clippers, practicing her skills. >> for a 7-year-old, i mean, you won't see that nowhere else. >> reporter: and she's catching attention not only at hair competitions across texas, but also on social media. her little sisters are also getting into the mix. >> these styles in the building, y'all. >> reporter: frankie says he encourages the girls to pursue the passion even in an industry mostly dominated by st because they're women. >> reporter: elijah believes she can en

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that's like barber. it comes out of england. how is it a bunch of folks that immigrants that now want to pass laws that if they were in place in the 1920s their own great grandma's wouldn't have been able to can come here. >> three days into his new job i think the governor maybe got the message. >> you may be seated. i'm just saying. i'm too old to play now. >>> my understanding is is that professor gates then shows his id to show that this is his house and at that point he gets arrested for disorderly conduct, charges that are later dropped. i think it's fair to say number one, any of us would be pretty angry. number two that cambridge police acted stupidly in arresting somebody when there was already proof they were in their own home. >> i remember the moment president obama said that and it did not seem controversial. he was referring to police officer handcuffing one of the most famous intelligence -- and a back lash with conservatives against the president and ultimately managing to push him into a painfully awkward beer s

that's like barber. it comes out of england. is it a bunch of folks that immigrants that now want to pass laws that if they were in place in the 1920s their own great grandma's wouldn't have been able to can come here. >> three days into his new job i think the governor maybe got the message. >> you may be seated. i'm just saying. i'm too old to play now. well, you should definitely see how geico could help you save on homeowners insurance. nice tip. i'll give you two bucks for the chair. two?! that's a victorian antique! all right, how much for the recliner, then? wait wait... how did that get out here? that is definitely not for sale! is this a yard sale? if it's in the yard then it's... for sale. oh, here we go. geico. it's easy to switch and save on homeowners and renters insurance. just as important as what you get out of it? our broccoli cheddar is made with aged melted cheddar, simmered broccoli, and no artificial flavors. enjoy 100% clean soup today. panera. food as it should be. yeah, i've had some prettyeer. prestigiou

s voted to reject a no deal bragg's it then in barber explains what it means for the u.k. and how the e.u. has reacted. outside the u.k. parliament the debate was fierce histories of bricks it is still as divisive as ever and as the prime minister opened the debate on plan b. she referenced the enormous defeat the commons gave her withdrawal agreement two weeks ago the vote was decisive and i listened so the world knows what this house does not want today we need to send an emphatic message about what we do want the opposition labor party back to an amendment ensuring parliament would get time to vote on ways to prevent a no deal breaks it that plan was defeated but another simply rejecting no deal passed so that. the eyes have it so did a government backed amendment calling for the so-called irish backstop to be replaced with unspecified alternative arrangements with the european union has consistently said the backstop must be in the deal as an insurance policy to prevent border checks returning between islands as an e.u. member a northern island off the brics it on tues

. >>> tonight, in san leandro, a barber shop forum is scheduled.to bridge the gap between the community and law enforcement. ktvu's paul chambers has led these barber shop forums through a series of open and very honest conversations all around the bay area. tonight is the kickoff of the group's third year. the forum begins at 6:00 p.m. am it will be at the reach ashland youth center on east 14th street. in the city where it all started, san leandro. volunteers are going to be out tonight, counting san francisco's homeless population. counties need to have an estimate of the homeless populations to qualify for certain federal grants. volunteers will be working with teams, they will walk or drive assigned routes between 8:00 p.m. and midnight. back in 2017, the homeless count was about 7500. the official number for 2019 will come out in a full report later this year. >>> our time is 4:57. several bay area mayors are in the nation's capital this morning. coming up, we'll show you what is on the agenda, as hundreds gather for the u.s. conference of ma

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. >>> in houston a 7 year-old girl is making waves as a barber. bringing style to a new level. 7-year-old ellie hernandez has been practicing under the guidance of her dad frankie that is a barber and catching attention not only of hair competitions in texas but social media. frankie encourages his daughter to pursue her passion even in an industry mostly dominated by men. >> a fade is like when you are cutting hair, it shows like details of your hair cut. >> i taught her the right maneuvers and her watching me over time and from there on, she will be the coolest barber i know. >> she is years away from getting her license to professionally cut hair. but she will be more than ready when she is of age. >>> and still to come in our next half hour, big rig jackknifing and planes sliding off of the run ways, the monster storm causing havoc in the midwest. >>> first the bags and straws and now cups in bay america community coming down on another modern convenience. >>> what's better than having fast, reliable wifi with coverage throughout your home? ho

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

have to be forced down this road of offering a second referendum because he himself is a us skeptic barber and max here before we run out of time i mean so where do things stand tomorrow morning i'm going to as let me start with you max in the eyes of the european union what has to happen next. well. that's not an easy question to answer because at the one hand everybody is pointing towards london saying the ball is in their camp and it's true if you have you can really negotiate with a prime minister that has a no confidence vote the same day so really they need to sort a certain amount of things out in london before they can talk with each other again but then again you look at what the leaders of the european union have said in their statements tonight just take for example the irish prime minister who insisted that the backstop and the withdrawal agreement would not be renegotiated and if they really stick to that red line then their options are not very big so even if theresa may survives all this and comes back to brussels and says listen you need to give me something the options are

that barber, by the way, was a real guy.lived in pompeii, as did all the characters in that textbook. here areome other vocab words it taught us: volcano: to erupt. ashes: to be in despair. did i mention that all native latin speakers are dead? not only that, but many ofhem died horribly-- buried alive in volcanic ash-- which is why we know so much about them today. to study latin is to engage with the dead. true, yocan't talk to them directly-- and thank the gods for that, because what would we talk about? winterreak? but they have a way of getting into your head, with their beautiful usess words. no one speaks latin anymore, no one needs latin anore, and yet here we are. here i am, watching my forite sitcom, mentally translating the dialogue-- noli, deandra dulcis, meretrix ebria et pugnax esse! and remembering that nothing is permanent. not emperors. not gods. not even me. so that's how studying latin will change your life. you might never get a chance to use what you've learned, but it will live in your memory rever. and

kingdom it does look like that could be where we're headed let's take this story now to london or barber of easels she is standing by as she has been doing for the past couple of evenings good evening to you barbara i mean this was a close result this new confidence vote. how does it look from where you're standing tonight. it shows that of course it's happening what we expect that juries a maze own party would sort of reality and pull everybody together and say ok we want her still in government because what it means had they not done that they would have lost power probably because it's not certain that they would win the next election if there were to be one so this was just a simple self-preservation that prevailed this evening and it's not really about trees of may it's about staying in government it's about the tories sort of keeping their hold on power and they are absolutely building under all circumstances to do that and that is the only reason that they keep on so if we're texting and carrying and guarding theresa may in office because there is nobody else who wants to dirty th

a lot more prominent and figure in the female brain to go with men in this area is fine or not as barbers do not just want need so who is to be one can all but i can also show you the brain of a woman where this distinction is not as clear i have to you can see smoother transition easier since he isn't so this structure doesn't allow us to reliably identify a man's brain or a woman's brain. fog and hundreds. hundreds of studies have examined the anatomy of the brain in order to determine the differences between the sexes an international research team has compared our us data one conclusion it came to that there are more similarities than differences. but it's not just about the visible distinctions are there differences between the brains of men and women in terms of function. women are generally said to be more linguistically talented than men and men are considered to have better spatial awareness. the latter can be determined using their mental rotation test which of the images correspond to the first one. men tend to perform better in this test the surprising thing is that women's pe

pick up where ellison barber left off. when leadership can't agree how the meeting went, much less principle agreement points out of the meeting. it seems like a long way off. >> it sounds like we're a long way off. it's sad because what happened was, as most people know, the senate, a couple of weeks ago, passed by unanimous vote the funding for a temporary period of time to get these negotiations done and not shut the government down. leland: but-- >> those were always-- >> congress monday, isn't that-- >> an all republican bill. leland: isn't that disingenuous though? the idea somehow negotiations are going to happen and things are going to get done. there have been years to deal with this. comprehensive immigration reform has been on the table since the mid 2000's and congress hasn't been able to agree on it, really, a couple week extension of only the republicans passed things, suddenly there was going to be a deal? come on. >> no, as a matter of fact, i was in the group of eight in 2013 that negotiated for seven mont

in order to support her so she just does the whole thing again like one small was feeling ok well barber of the trade secretary for britain liam fox has come out saying that remain parliamentarians are trying to hijack. what does he mean by that . what he means is that the ten spy parliamentarian see across party lines to somehow wrest control over this completely derailed breakfast process from the government tourism maze cabinet is split at least four ways about how to proceed how to go on and what the end result should be and paloma now says this can't go on because to resume a still seems to be running down the clock with sixty seven days before the official breaks of days on march twenty ninth so the reason may wants to vote again on this may be in mid february she simply tries to build up pressure and paloma just trying to get control of amendments to sort of table their own changes to the legislative process in order to sort of make a dent in this in order to maybe get no deal off the table maybe even get a second referendum all maybe get at the very much softer brecht's it barbar

train to ellison barber north lawn of the white house. thank you. lindsey graham have a lot more to say including the shut down a possible deal for all of that, stick around for "fox news sunday." chris wallace has an exclusive interview with senator graham where he talks about possibly comprehensive immigration reform package. you don't want to miss that. kristen. kristin: so the clock keeps ticking with no deal in sight that has become the longest federal closure in the nation's history and it's costing the u.s. economy over $3 billion hundreds of thousands of federal employees by without a paycheck on friday. molly henneberg is live with more. >> hi, kristen. president trump says he hoped democrats will act responsibly and resume negotiations over border security and the government shut down. he tweeted today i am in the white house waiting. democrats are everywhere to washington as await their pay. they are having fun and not even talking. and part he's referring referring to the congressional hispanic caucus meeting in puerto rico this weekend.

about what's happening in parliament again tomorrow alex force one thing here at the big stable and barber of easel in london to both of you thank you for european leaders they have been reacting to the rejection of the brics a deal a deal that they because she did for months of course let's take a look at what they have been saying on social media tonight the president of the european commission told the younger tweeting i take note with regret that the outcome of the vote in the house of commons does evening i urge the u.k. to clarify its intentions as soon as possible time is almost. e.u. council chief double tusk saying this if a deal is impossible and no one wants no deal then who will finally have the courage to say what the only positive solution is or another call for clarity came from the vice president of the european parliament maybe mcguinness she spoke to the w.c. brussels bureau chief mark saltzman to not. mcguinness hailing from ireland. three some may have this defeat in the house of commons isn't the time to give you something substantial for example limiting the backstop

others of opera faisal in the london a go go matters in brussels welcome both let's start with your barber faisal just took us through what's happening today what's at stake. what's happening is that we will is we're still at the moment hearing is the ongoing debate in parliament about a couple of amendments seven in number that are going to be a vote is about later in the evening after eight o'clock continental time and they want different things on the one hand the opposition has table to a couple of proposals that center around preventing new deal or having an extension . to kill fifty two the leaving date of the united kingdom and finally maybe having a soft of rexin on the other hand off that tabled by the conservative party m.p.'s it is a demand win and that is the one that you your trees i'm a has really put yourself behind is one that says what you please those divorce agreement was the european union if if the backstop went in there now that is of course promising a unicorn to reason may and her supporters are trying to get parliamentarian's behind something they don't have in the

. >> live coverage with ellison barber in washington. first, to kevin corke at the white house where there's been a lot of action today. >> very busy day indeed. it's clear as we look forward to the coming week the white house is prepared to move into the next phase of the negotiation over the partial government shutdown. a very busy day the president spent much of it at camp david in maryland, but he made his way back to the white house this afternoon after spending much of the morning and part of the afternoon in maryland. he told reporters that the word wall or the use of concrete is what is really bothering democrats, fine. he is willing to use a steel barrier to defend our border. >> ally concrete so we'll given steel. steel is actually more expensive than concrete, but it will look beautiful and it's very strong. we have criminals coming in. human traffickers coming in. we have things coming in that you don't even want to know about. it's been that way for decades and we can't have it anymore. because of the strength of our economy

. >> joining me now is bishop william barber, co-chair of the poor people's campaign. bishop, thank you for joining us on this mlk day. i know it's a busy day for you. >> thank you. >> talk it is about what you're reflecting on today considering the political climate we're facing with the long of the government shutdown and also, of course, celebrating the man martin luther king jr. >> you know, in a real sense you don't celebrate prophets, you join them and you join them in whatever they were doing when they died or when they were martyred. dr. king was focusing on the evils of racism and poverty and militarism. we look at the government shutdown, which is something trump and others wanted to do anyway. they said they wanted to deconstruct the administrative state. but it's all of the poor people, people hurting at the bottom whose lives are being unrattled because of the irresponsibility of the shutdown but not only is he shut down there and in terms of words, he shut down moving forward in health care, even though we have 37 million people without health care. he sh

ellison barber is live at the white house.sident trump is just himself and the man he's done for 30 years or roger stone's arrest has absolutely nothing to do with them. all of that as they do with the shut down by the end of the shut down and what happens next. more right after this. and every time we move, things change. apartments become houses, cars become mini vans. as we upgrade and downsize, an allstate agent will do the same for our protection. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands? there's brushing...and there's oral-b power brushing. oral-b just cleans better. even my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the ada. oral-b. brush like a pro. kristin: president trump is speaking out about roger stone. ellison barber is live at the white house with more. reporter: hi, kristen did the president is getting too familiar targets on twitter this weekend. the special account full in the media. they've known each

jon: allison barber from our nation's capitol thank you. with more and that let's bring in up cusack editor-in-chief of the hill. bob they appear to be a standoff here the president versus house democrats. is there a way to assess which side has more leverage? >> you know i don't think so. think democrats have a slight advantage because they have the political momentum of taking over the house but at the same time both sides are dug in. i don't think there's going to be any deal anytime soon and i think actually there's a better chance of a the bigger deal like senator graham is talking about what is what you get when use trade the wall for dreamers. anytime were talking about such a small amount of money when you think about the entire government budget but i think you have to watch the political winds going forward in the headlines over the next week or so. jon: there's political pressure on the president. he campaigned on this and he promised it and he was largely a elected one say on promises he made to build the wall. >> that's true an

as mark barber tells us, he could not have picked a worse spot. >> reporter: police tell us that man followed the woman inside this karate store after he tried to force her into his car out here right around 9:00 last night. after that man made it inside this karate school, he ran into one of the instructors. police tell us that instructor fought the man off ands a you can s -- and as you see, the suspect ended up on a stretcher. and he also fought with the officers before he was taken into custody. the suspect did not know the woman he tried to force inside his car. >> mark barber again reporting there. the suspect was taken to jail after he was released from the hospital. >>> a tropical storm has been down gradesed to a tropical depression, but not before it delivered a deadly punch in thailand. the disaster management agency blames at least three deaths on the storm, two people drowned, a third was killed when his boat capsized. though the rain has eased, flash floods are still a threat and derek van dam has the latest on it. >> the storm struck right during the height of the tour

ellison barber has the latest. >>> wrapping up three days of talks in beijing, with counterparts, hoping to find enough common ground. both sides said they made progress. but negotiations ended without a major agreement. they say they'll keep talking, but no one specified a time or place for the next round of talks and the uncertainty pushed global markets lower. >> china-u.s. relations are at a new starting point after 40 years. the two sides must adapt to reality and continue to seek and expand common ground. >> chinese officials have made offers to end the trade war. but they're a tough sale. u.s. negotiators say they promised a substantial amount of agriculture, energy, manufactured goods and other products or services from the united states. >> we want to ensure that we keep pushing forward, free, fair and resip rick -- resip rickal trade. china, we've seen their economy drop. >> meanwhile, trade talks with european officials are also taking place this week, with the e.u. trying to convince president trump to abandon his plan to slap a 25% tariff on european auto imports. >> we are

joining us there from westminster let's go now for more on the economic for last and join the dean barber from outside the bank of england in central london and again how the markets reacting to all this turmoil. will or a lot of the brief answer is the the reaction has been muted journo is saying it was a devastating defeat and it was but it was also predicted although perhaps nobody expected it to be so large overnight we saw the pound sterling actually again against the us dollar and now we're seeing london's footsie one hundred index opera ground zero point six percent so a very slight rise so the the feeling is that this was expected but for a bit more on what this means i'm joined by victoria scholar from the markets victoria to what extent was this muted reaction on the markets expected i think the financial markets have pricing in a lot of uncertainty right now the pound was already trading lower by more than one percent against the us dollar ahead of the vote and actually had some days losses to trade down by just not point two percent say clearly markets already very negative wh

ellison barber has more. >> the president is telling romney to be a team player and focus on issues thatke border security. in the cabinet meeting, president trump told reporters that if romney fight like he's fighting right now, he would have beaten president obama. the senator-elect says president trump has not risen to the mantel of the office. he said december marked a deep dissent for trump's presidency and showed the staff changes like jim mattis as evidence. romney claims the president's words and actions have caused dismay around the world and while he supports some of the president's policies and appointments, it's simply not enough. with the nation so divided, recentful and angry romney writes, presidential leadership is indispensable and it's here where the incumbent's shortfall have been most glaring. the president endorsed romney last year. romney accented the endorsement but they have never been best friends. >> the bullying, the greed, the showing off, the misogyny, the absurd third great thee attics. >> he's a cold loser and he choked. you never give a choker a second cha

one of the most senior catholic involved in a sex abuse scandal has gone on trial cardinal felipe barber and the archbishop of rail is accused of helping to cover up abuse. as more. sixty eight year old cardinal food. one of the most prominent catholic figures in france arrived for the start of his court proceedings the archbishop of leon is accused of helping to cover up abuse in one of his parishes five others from his diocese are also facing charges the case is about father bernard print on who has acknowledged abusing boys and is said to be tried later this year more than eighty five people say he abused them during the one nine hundred eighty s. and one nine hundred ninety s. his alleged victims came to court hoping for answers. that the cardinal is responsible for the diocese and in two thousand and thirteen he promoted a priest as dean who some years before had admitted to having abused children when you were responsible for a person who has admitted to having abused and raped children to promote his deen and thus putting him in contact with many more believers and children is sim

the barber actually cuts the play button. the arrow, right there? button from the screen. >> he is very detail-oriented. exactly. >> i would've done the same thing. a little too literal. >> that actually looks good. that is a good look. >> do think i should do that? >> i would push the button. [laughs] >> it is the award project, and partnership with columbia university. the first program testing and studying therapy and its effectiveness in helping people that have ptsd. the goal is of this trial is to figure out if there are other programs, we all know that they have agreed to pilates. it was founded by the ambassador, elect a background in services check it out may be supported. >> i have something that beats a pug on a roomba. that is right. i have a bulldog on a skateboard. check it out. pumpkin, 14 months old bulldog. she learned how to skateboard all by herself. her owner says when she was just eight weeks old and she is now 15 months. she naturally jumped on and the rest is history. >> it must be the low center of gravity. >> that is why, an

lincoln helped his black assistant barber attendant, solomon johnson, with an appointment to the treasury department at the same post william johnson had held. a year later, he recommended solomon johnson receive a promotion. well, let me close by saying as mentioned above, theodore roosevelt famously broke the white house color barrier in 1901 when he had booker t. washington to dinner at the executive mansion, a purely social event. no african-american was invited to dine at the lincoln white house, but in the late summer of 1864, lincoln did invite frederick douglass to tea at the soldier's home, where the first family resided during the warmer months. in his autobiography, douglass explained that he declined because he had a speaking engagement that conflicted. the historian james oates plausibly observed that there is every reason to believe that lincoln invited douglass to the soldiers home because he enjoyed douglass's company as much as he valued douglass' opinion. douglass thought that lincoln was friendly to him because of the similarity of which we had fought our way up. we bot

if you're a hair stylist or barber, come on down. weave ten chairs and we'll be rotating through. >> reporter: you are so community-minded at this barbershop. you know this community well and the impact. >> yes, ma'am. we all know federal workers. this could beny one of us. if this was l.a. or new york that was shutdown, it would be insane. this is the third, you know, largt economy in the states. and so, we really need to take care of each other. the rest of they, communitur friends, our neighbors. >> reporter: the impact, i want to talk about thel impact r quick with the city's commissioner of renue, tom clinton here. you've been hearing from folks. they've been calling, concerned. >> right. we've been working with small businesses. and the treasurer's office is o workin extending payment plans and deadlines to get them patch. the tou it affects peopleer all ov we have a lot of government workers at falls church. >> reporter: a lot of government workers. ryan, you're lookinggood. i'm happy you're getting a haircut and you don't hav

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william barber, co-chair of the poor people's campaign in 2018. you very much. >> thank you so much.u. thank a woodruff: finally, we return to our honor roll ricans killed during u.s. military operations overseas. tonight,yria and afghanistan. we add them as their deaths are made official and photographs become available. here, in silence, are five more. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woouff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbsur newsho has been provided by: >> babbel. a language app that teaches real-life conversations in a new language, like spanish, french, german, italian, and more. babbel's 10-15 minute lessons are available as an app, or online. more information on babbel.com. > nd by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st cenry. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. comm just, verdant and peaceful world

jon: ellison barber in washington, thanks.david mark, nude news editor for the -- news editor for the washington examiner. the two sides seem very far apart, do you see any progress, any movement? >> absolutely not. we are now more than two weeks into this partial government shutdown, and as was just noted in the report, both sides are dug in for various reasons each think they have the political advantage. at this point they're not budging, and we can expect to see a hot more of the stalemate -- a lot more of the stalemate for at least days to come, perhaps weeks to come. jon: so do you see one side having an advantage right now? >> well, democrats have drawn a proverbial line in the sand. nancy pelosi, the new house speaker, has said there will be no wall. it's pretty difficult to walk back from that. the administration has given perhaps a smidge of wiggle room in which it said maybe it could be called a fence, steel slats, something or other of that nature. it's possible both sides could eventually reach some kind of wink-w

>> ellison barber leading us off, many thanks. over on capitol hill, the clock is ticking. no framework for a deal is in place just yet but lawmakers on both sides have expressed their eagerness to come up with a solution. >> i would have voted 10 times to open government. we should never ever close the government down as a bargaining chip in a budget negotiation, whether it's border security or planned parenthood of military funding or anything else. >> as long as we're defining a win as meaning somebody else loses, we're never going to have consensus is we've got to find that win-win and i don't know at this time what that win-win looks like but we have to find it. >> with that let's continue our fox team coverage with garrett t enney, live in washington. hi, garrett. >> hey, micas you heard there there's a lot of hope negotiations will be different this time around and the two sides will be able to reach a deal. one reason some lawmakers are optimistic is that a conference committee with members of both parties from the house and the senate will be the ones doing the neg

there are all these factions everybody wants something different let me take this now back to london barber of angels standing by for us barbara let me ask you i was asking about what can to resume a gets if she goes back to brussels this week to try to get a plan b. are we going to go to barbara in just me just as my producer ok we can go to barbara so barbara can resume a can she get any changes to this agreement any assurances that she has already received from the european union. to me so you've been asking me brant yes we'll start with the question was meant for you that you know sorry. yes as if she does get the problem here is that video of he the northern irish hardliners who are sort of at the core of this whole of this whole trouble in this whole problem and that they have really really sort of dark themselves in that they have said that they would not budge unless the it backs up a small this removed now that is something that the e.u. cannot give them if you look to brussels i mean there are certain discussions nobody will do this openly but they do exist that they they might so

but their mike pence statue is uncanny. [ cheers and applause ] former nfl star tiki barber has announcedwill be joining the cast of the broadway musical "kinky boots." and in exchange, nathan lane is going to play quarterback for the jets. [ laughter and applause ] that's right, tiki barber is joining the cast of the broadway musical "kinky boots" while tom brady is sticking with ugly boots. [ laughter ] i hope he'll be okay. [ laughter ] starting in january, delta airlines will begin using a new, more complex boarding process based on ticket type and color. the way it works is everybody will still jam their stupid bodies in the boarding area as soon as the door opens. [ light laughter ] according to a new report, the utah department of agriculture and food is looking to hiring a cannabis program manager to oversee marijuana regulations. a cannabis program manager, or as it's more commonly known, an r.a. [ laughter and applause ] and finally, developers have created a new game where people sort virtual trash. it's called tinder. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show for

he's a barber himself. he said that he noticed his daughter was drawn to the clippers when she was a toddler. of course, she still is several years away from a professional license. it looks like she's well on her way. >> i would trust her with a fade. >> would you let her cut your hair? >> looks like she has the skills. why not? >> okay. cool. >>> coming back with another 90 minutes of news including the warning if you're holding on to your but as you get older,hing. it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your he

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allison barber has more from washington. good to see you. >> hi, harris. good to see.e of course endorsed the scent of last year. he accepted that endorsement. he thanked president her for his support, but that relationship has never been perfect or consistent. >> this is an individual who mocked a disabled a reporter, who attributed a reporter's question to a metro cycle, he mocked a brilliant rival who happened to be a woman do to her parents. >> i watched this poor, sad met romney this morning. he suffers from misogynist -- i don't think he knows what misogynist is. >> after all of that, trump considered romney for secretary of state. in the new op-ed, senator romney said that he was not his first choice in 2016 but he hoped he would rise to the occasion. in that regard, he claims the president is feeling, writing "with the nation so divided, resentful, and angry, presidential leadership and quality of character is indispensable. and it is in this province where the incumbent's shortfall has been most glaring." president trump responded with a tweet. "here we go wit

e m is a lot more prominent and figure in the female brain to go with men in this area is not as barbers do not just or so it would stick. but i can also show you the brain of a woman where this distinction is not as clear. here to who can see smooth the transition isn't so this structure doesn't allow us to reliably identify a man's brain or a woman's brain. fog and. hundreds of studies have examined the anatomy of the brain in order to determine the differences between the sexes and international research team has compared all this data one conclusion it came to that there are more similarities than differences. but it's not just about the visible distinctions are there differences between the brains of men and women in terms of function. women are generally said to be more linguistically talented than men and men are considered to have better spatial awareness. the latter can be determined using their mental rotation test which of the images correspond to the first one. men tend to perform better in this test the surprising thing is that women's performance is a very according to thei