usf doctors trained barbers in san francisco to screen clients for blood pressure. >> if you can partner with barbers to bring treatment to men who don't tend to see the doctor, then you can impact those guys that have high blood pressure and don't know it. >> it's a great place to have that conversation started because of the unique relationship that most individuals have with their barber. >> as part of the program, barbers are asked to refer their clients to the doctor -- >>> tonight is music's biggest night. coming up, how women are front and

why did they go after the barber? barbering was one of the few jobs so to speak, that a black man could have and be self-employed. i always thought it was interesting that he cut the hair and shaved white people as well as white people. he has a straight razor and he's cutting white folks' hair. he could have slit a lot of throats but he didn't. i always thought that was kind of an oxymoron, and his barbershop was -- his barbershop and his home, he lived up over his barbershop. in the block that -- the house is gone, it was the home of mr. don donigan. he was like 84 years or old, give or take. he lived where that parking lot is now. he was married to a woman who just happened to be white. they had been married for 20 some odd years if not longer, and they lived in this area and the mob came this far, which is far removed from where the other activity was, but they knew he lived there, and they knew he was married to a white woman, and they thought that they would kill him. he had done nothing. he was a cobbler. it is

and then i decided, i want to go to barber school. >> reporter: he took his second chance to the next level. >> trying to give back since, my know, the first part of life, all i knew how to do was take, take, take. >> reporter: becomg a licensed barber and then a master barber, to bring on apprentices and maybe giving someone else the chance he needs. > i experience e ed what i experienced. i can't let this hold me down. i have to go forward and think positive. >> reporter: at 43 years old, christopher tries to be an inspiration, a model of self-reform, as a guy who dropped out in ninth grade, ran with the wrong crowd, did time ouand -- >> make that mistake, you can get a second chance. >> repor tr: -- andned his life around. he says ask yourself. >> is it worth what you're doing to put yourself at risk. >> reporter: at home, he looks at himself in that water colort pa, that struggle, a reminder that every day is an opportunity to win. >> beautiful art, too. >> and a great story about second chances. christopher is preparing to open s second barbershop in a few months. >> his dream af

why did they go after the barber? barbering was one of the few havethat a black man could and be self-employed. i always thought it was interesting that he cut hair and shaved black people as well as white people. it was with a straight razor and he was cutting the hair of white folks and he could slit a lot of throats. that was kindht of oxymoronic. and his home, he lived over the barbershop. the house is gone. it was the home of mr. donegan. he was 84 years old. he was married to a woman who just happened to be white. they had been married for 20 years if not longer. they lived in this area. mob came this far, which is far removed from where the other activities were. they knew he lived there and they knew he was married to a white woman and they thought that they would kill him. he was a cobbler. made reported that he boots for mr. lincoln. he certainly would have been in springfield at the time mr. lincoln was in springfield. >> they came to his house and what happened? >> they lynched him. the building where we a

next time you go for a trim a shave a fistful of breasts make sure you tip your cosmetologist or barber because chances are they're swimming in school of that and they're struggling to pay it according to u.s. part of labor in twenty seventeen the median pay for hairdressers hairstyles and cosmetologist was a mere twenty four thousand nine hundred dollars per year average hourly salaries topped in at a leavened dollars and ninety seven cents which is what sparked a reporter's meredith colander and sara the true mounts of the hushing are reported to investigate the inequality and lack of protections for those in the beauty industry specifically in iowa where they found was that the state regulated school system for cosmetology licensing is dominated by privately funded schools that are more than willing to take a student's money while leaving them on equipped to make a living regulation seems to be at the heart of it first while most states require one thousand to fifteen hundred hours of training to be certified iowa requires twenty one hundred and the schools take advantage of this by

(grant) bishop michael barber says all of the allegations go all of the barber says bishop michael (grantbishop michael barber says all of the allegations go back at least 30 years ... noting... there have been no reported incidents since 1988. the leader of the oakland diocese said the release of the names were an act of contrition for what he called "monstrous crimes."out of the 45 names, twenty were priests in the oakland diocese.the others were member of various religious orders like the jesuits and dominicans.three were priests from other dioceses.the diocese says 14 of its 20 priests have died, two left the church and four are living lives of prayer and penance, with the church providing minimal sustenance and any retirement benefits required by law. among those still alive, one worked at churches in san leandro, pinole, fremont and oakland. another served primarily vietnamese parishoners in san leandro, pittsburg, alameda and oakland.a third served as a pastor in richmond, oakland and concord.the revelations come just days after the vatican took the unprecedented step of removing a

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also are you struggling to nail down the hairstyle of your favorite president or dictator a barber shop in one noise has you covered we'll give you the details. i'm stephen beardsley in berlin thanks for joining us federal reserve officials saw a host of new threats facing a still hot u.s. economy when they met in january that according to new meeting notes released today the notes show the justification behind the central bank's january decision to hold off on an interest rate hike but the fed also left room to raise them later this year the u.s. economy has been booming even as other economies have slowed but the fed now expects u.s. growth to be slower than in two thousand and eighteen. and for more on this let's go now to our financial correspondent new york jose luis de haro jose what's the reaction to these notes. well didn't mean it's usually yellow was to get a clearer picture behind us central bank decisions in the latest monetary policy meeting the fed did not increase rates and say no it will be patient when it comes said to be smarter and now we know that considerations such

, then a mter barber, able to bring on apprentices and maybe offer somebody else the chance he nes. >i hate i what i did. i hate i experienced what i experienced. i can't let that hol me down. i have to kep posit and do positive things. >> reporter: christopher tries to be a model of self-reform, as a guy who dropped out in 9th grade, ran with the wrong crowd, did time and -- >> you make that mistake, you sometimes get a secondchance. >> reporter: he turned his life around. he says, ask yourself. >> is it worth what you're doing, to put yourself at risk? >> reporter: at home, christopher looks at himself in the watercolor painting, the struggle, a reminder that every day is a journey and an opportunity to win. aaron gilchrist, news >> that guy looked li agagenuin. story., that's a great >> second chances are great. >>> can we have a second chance at the weather? i'm not for the snow,cold, wintry mix, whatever. >> everybody was excited last weekend because it was so nice. >> 60s.ea it was >> good-bye, good-bye. >> i know. >> we may see upper 50s to lower 60s as we hea to the end of thi

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the next meeting of the us president north korea's leader kim jong un is drawing closer how noisy barber is trying to drum up some business with the world unique hairstyle of the summit's main participants. i'm chris cuomo good to have you with us russian president vladimir putin will deliver his annual state of the nation address later today it comes amid the background of an economy aching under western sanctions with russians being forced to tighten their belts and the country's financial sector seems to be in turmoil as well some of russia's biggest banks can only survive thanks to financial aid from the government the w.'s drugs or its reports. prams bank and oak creek are just two of the financial institutions that russia's central bank has stepped in to save decisions that cost millions for their losses could be on the horizon reports suggest that some one hundred fifty banks in the country are on the brink of collapse lack of capital is a major problem from what i bonkers from three groups the central bank maintain strict oversight of the small and medium sized financial institut

hanoi barber or maybe it's mr. barber.for you otherwise there will be hell to pay. that's all we have for tonight. that joke really works in print a lot better than when you say it. we'll be back with more. the beat with ari melber. >> i'm no expert -- >> did you get it? >> i'm pretty sure we're not supposed to give out the fashion tips to the fashion people and the barbers. >> you don't think this -- you don't think this -- good-bye. >> good-bye, chuck todd with an amazing sign off. we begin tonight with a lot to get to, but also what

less than a barber do more work right because the farmers only come here they're not. doing they're not expected this is not expected to manicures and all of these things. you need all of that. drowning in debt. doing something that clearly takes a passion and is a good job to have and also it's a good secondary job if you're trying to pursue something bigger is atrocious right and here's the thing it's something that does require skill but it's something that if you're going to be require that much regulation much licensing then you should have an option a public college option available or public training option available not only private schools and that's one of the problems because in iowa there is this little rule that you can public publicly funded businesses can't compete with privately funded businesses so they won't let the. association fighting public school in tech school systems but they should have things in there that are making more affordable. and one of those is international college they run about six or seven of the whole state only has about twenty

and then a master barber, bring on apprentices an maybe giving someone else the ch ce he needs. >> i experienced what i experienced. i can't let this hold down. i have to go forward and think positive. >> reporter: at 43 years old, christopher tries to be an inspiration, a model of self-reform, as a guy who dropped out in ninth grade, ran with the wrong crowd, did time and -- >> you make that mistake, yoge caa second chance. >> reporter: -- and turned his life around.ur he says ask yolf. >> is it worth what you're doing to put yourself at risk. >> reporter: at home, he looks at himself in that water color painting, that struggle, a n minder that every day is opportunity to win. aaron gilchrist, news 4. >> that wasenuine in that air. christopher is preparing to open his second barbershop in a few months. >> his dream after that is to open the barber scol. >>> coming up, we know someone who has to. but it'sng not easy livi a gluteglut glut gluten-free life. >>> it's a not-so-cold morning outside.l temperatures wp in the 40s and 50s, near 60 down in stanton andharrisonburg this morning.

ellison barber reporting live from richmond. >> hi, shepard. dr.anessa tyson says that lieutenant governor justin fairfax sexually assaulted her in boston during the 2004 dnc convention. fairfax claims that encounter was consensual but that the detailed statement released by dr. tyson yesterday has led to a resignation call from the national organization for women and calls for an investigation from one incredibly high profile democrat. >> i think that the letter

peter doocy on how the controversy and the commonwealth to play in 2020, but we began with ellison barber with the latest developments from reach -- richmond, good evening, ellison, good evening, denying all of this and said part of a smear campaign. he called it vicious and orchestrated. he said he will not resign, but a former governor of virginia from governor terry mcauliffe, he says he really should. writing in a tweet "the allegations against justin fairfax incredible. he can no longer serve the people of virginia as lieutenant governor. i call for his immediate resignation." according to press release, representing a woman named meredith watson who said she was by justin fairfax and 2,000 and out the lieutenant governor. and they say this happen while they were students at duke university. the statement says mr. fairfax said it was premeditated and aggressive. the two were friends but never dated or had a romantic relationship. lieutenant governor releasing a statement of his own saying claims to monstrously false and i've never forced myself on anyone ever. i demand a full investi

. >>> and if for some reason you want to get that donald trump or kim jong-un look, we've got the barber for you. "early today" starts right now. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm marlie hall. we are following a massive winter storm moving across the country. the system dumping snow and ice could impact as many as 200 million people in 39 states. the snowfall ramped up tuesday afternoon in kansas, and a woman in georgia shared this video of a hail storm last night. the winter blast is expected to reach from the south to the southern new england today. webb.re, let's go to nbc >> good morning, everyone. we have severe weather out towards the south. also tracking that heavy snow. but timing, it's really going to be key on this system. it depends on you out towards washington, you're going to see possibly four tomp for your early morning commute. it then transitions into rain for the northeast, really impacts us as we step into your evening commute. so roadways definitely dicey and some delays definitely possible. out towards the upper midwest, we could see up to six

his dream after that is to a barber school. >> he can do it.n his chair is going to learn something tout life. >>> we are going give you a chance for a do ove on this forecast. >> a do over? >> yeah. you get a second cha >> the winter storm we're talking about monday and tuesday issoff. >> thahat we want to hear. >> there's your do over. amazing what we've seentoday, 61 degrees earlier. by tomorrow morning the wind chills wl be down in th 20s. that's the cold air moving in. just for dinner, around 5:00, 6:00, by the time you're back, 00 or-9:00, that's when things get cold. dropping to 48 by 7:00, down to 40 by 11:00. 's the win that's an issue, gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour in some locations. current temperatures, cooler to the west, 46 n leesburg, 46 rockville, too. 56 in fort bellfore. 10 degrees difference. here's the win chill at 7:0 m 38 d.c., 3tinsburg, that's as you're heading to dinner or maybe getting back. if you're going to a late dinner by 11:00 tonight, 31 d.c., 20s in places like leesburg and martinsburg. then we get to tomorro

and then, i decided, i want to go to barber school. >> reporter: he took his secd chance to the next level. >> trying to give back since, you know, the first part of my life, all i knew how to do was take, take, take. >> reporter: becoming a liceed barber and then a master barberp to bring oentices and maybe giving someone else the chance he needs. >> i experienced what i experienced. i can't let this hold me down. i have to go forward and think sitive. >> reporter: at 43 years old, op chrir tries to be an inspiration, a model of s self-reform,guy who dropped out in ninth grade, ran with the wrong crowd, did time and -- >> you make that mistake, you can get a second chance. >> reporter: -- and turned his life around. he says ask yourself. at is it worth what u're doing to put yourself isk? >> reporter: at home, he looks at himself in that water color painting, that struggle, a reminder that every day is an opportunity to win.t, aaron gilchrews 4. >> a great message. >> beautiful artwork. >> it wasn't lost one us. >>ught that. very cool. christopher is preparing to open his second bar

ed: ellison barber, thank you for getting us through all that important context.resident, kim jung-un traveling great links to this high-stakes summons. he left writing about 2000 miles from pyongyang to hanoi by trade and that's about one third of the distance that president trump will travel the expected turnout tomorrow on air force one traveling 8200 miles, some 20 hours in the air. the more of the summit, jack keane is a fox news senior strategic analyst. that evening, general came. >> leaving. ed: how to start with the breaking news from an hour or so ago or the president of the they said there will be a summit in the days ahead with the chinese president and obviously president xi is critical even though he's not here in hanoi but china's role in these nuclear talks is so important. >> absolutely. when you're talking to the north koreans you're talking to the chinese as well. listen, someone has to fix my earplug. i got feedback. ed: okay. general king the chinese are critical to the talks and they will be sitting down with president trump just in the next

reverendnd barber talked about e case on dedemocracy now!this young man was found tillt exact date him it was killed. he was found hanging. have the wrong shoes from an inindependent have all of ththed there's no way he could've done this himself. we called for an independent investigation. amy: this week at sundance, i spoke to lennon lacy's mother claudia lacy and jacqueline olive, the director of "always in season." i began by asasking jacqueline o talk about l lynching in a amera anand why she focused on the cae of lennon lacy. >> the lynching for more than a century was the ultimate tool of racial terrorism. it was the way on a continuum of taxpayer -- tactics to maintatan whitite supracy, keeblblack people policing themseeses. was the ultimate terrosmsm. ountryfilmingcross th for fiveears werlynching happen, looki out wha peop are doi right now in their mmunitiefor juste an ronciliatn around histical lynings. on thelong-rm impac entire cmunity. i thout i was nished filming when i came across the story of lennon lacy, 17, found hanging

on the other side of it was the barber shop. the history of allensworth as i know it is colonel allenorth--when he retired from the army--wanted a place where he coulnd settle with his people which wasn't too many places available at the time, and he found this piece of land. during the time when there weren droughts everywherthings were bad in different towns and cities, allensworth thrived. it thrived because they knew how to make it thrive. start with what you have. make something with it and never beatisfied. that's a quotation by george washington carver--a denise kadbooker t. hunter: no. george washington carver. but colonelor allen made that happen here because this was ours. this was our history. this was our town. we did it. and when i say "we," i'm speaking ofac . kadara: tulare lake used to be the largest freshwater lake west of the mississippi, and back in the 1890s. and as farming became more prevalent in the area, the water started being divertel for that. and it rhas had the community. the community was thriving,

hanoi barber or maybe it's mr. barber. hope you have your work cut out for you otherwise there will be hell to pay. that's all we have for tonight. that joke really works in print a lot better than when you say it. we'll be back with more. the beat with ari melber. >> i'm no expert -- >> did you get it? >> i'm pretty sure we're not supposed to give out the fashion tips to the fashion people and the barbers. >> you don't think this -- you don't think this -- good-bye. >> good-bye, chuck todd with an amazing sign off. we begin tonight with a lot to get to, but also what is clearly, i can tell you this tonight, the clues and the signs and the evidence turn iing in t mueller probe. a man who has been under scrutiny for two years struck a tone that i'll let you decide for yourself. he looked almost deliberately blaise about how this mueller report could come out soon. >> mr. president, should the mueller report be released? >> that will be totally up to the new attorney general. he's a tremendous man, a tremendous person who re

industry and in ghana a new business venture is making the most of bats trend they've set up a mobile barber service looking after clients in the confines of their own home. customer has it's good sitting. he gets his head treatment leaving him free to make calls listen to jazz we even enjoy dream it's all part of a new service called shipmasters in a crowd we just want to come to you bring in the equipment i used to drive every saturday. for about forty five minutes before i can do my hat but this time around i sit in the comforts of my home and they come today but any time us las five thirty am sure the convenient has been created by ship must as is excellent as well as the mobile service ships must assist thinking along to the next level by making sure the police are looking. always to present itself so that people are less apt to because of. type of crime and we. should most days start today here the company has grown to employ five based charge actually since goal is to cut the found out once the company to be a cut above the rest would fundamentally we want to rewrite the story that af

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clearly worried about germany's biggest export industry so how bad will it get let's bring in martin barber he's a trade expert at the if institute in munich and joins us now from there how in the short term how would this affect german car companies let's say in the next ninety days well in the next ninety days there will be a lot of uncertainty a common effect for us will find ways to circumvent the newly imposed tariff sort of terrorists that will be imposed and after nineteen days probably they will shift production towards the united states or to mexico and to somehow circumvent terrorists and they will also. buy price reduction and they are sure of share of the burden. for the german economy on the whole what would a new set of terror mean well this is definitely an attack on the heart of the german economy or on the heart of the european economy the german car manufacturing production that work is not just located in germany but also in many eastern european countries so this is definitely an attack on the. economic structure of the continent. or are we likely to see it as a reaction

the denuclearization local business owners in vietnam are also hoping for prosperity themselves one barber in hanoi has already grabbed his scissors hoping to cash in with what are widely considered two of the world's most unique gentlemens has styles walk. if you're not careful you might think that u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un had already met in vietnam but it's just the latest hairstyle crees in the vietnamese capital annoying you can have your hair cut to look like your favorite leader like the donald. but i really like donald trump so i want to have his hairstyle but if the trump look is not snappy enough for you there's always that handsome devil from pyongyang to copy especially if there's already a resemblance. many people say that i look like kim jong un and this hairstyle just makes it more obvious. the supreme leader looks just about done and the us president is getting the finishing touches the famous ducktail and then of little bit of gel to make it all sit just right the hairstylist says he's doing his part for world peace. and hanoi is a cit

i'm allison barber at the white house with details coming up. dearest britain. we love you.aybe it's your big hearts. your sense of style. welcome to ba100. (ba100, you're clear for take-off). how you follow your own path. you've led revolutions... of all kinds. yet you won't shout about it. it's just not in your nature. instead, you'll quietly make history. trouble. love! hope! and rather a lot of tea. the best of britain, from the moment you step on board. >>> president trump is due to meet with kim jong-un this week in vietnam. this time republicans expecting more positive results compared to the last summit. allison barber has the latest tonight from the white house. >> if i had not been elected president of the united states, we would right now in my opinion, in a major war with north korea. >> president donald trump preparing to meet face to face with north korean leader kim jong-un the second time, expressing optimism ahead of the summit in vietnam. >> now we're going to bit to have a second summit where the two leaders can explore options and have a frank discussion.

ellison barber joins us from washington with the latest on this one, hi, ellison. >> governor newsompeared at press conference yesterday and say that the president overstepped here and hinted that a multistate lawsuit is already on the way. >> we are working partners but makes impossible when he plays games and manufacturers prices and creates the conditions where we have no other choice but to sue the administration, join other states, partners in fellow government to do the same. >> long president trump stepped to declare national emergency, threats of legal challenges, the president says he's prepared for them, opponents say the president is digging his own legal grave and they're pointing to some of what he said in the rose garden. >> i could do the wall over long period of time, i didn't need to do this but i'd rather do it much faster. >> when he said i didn't have to do this, he's right, he didn't have to do this, in fact, -- >> the president himself says he didn't need to declare a national emergency, faster way to force taxpayers to foot the bill after congress wouldn't let

ellison barber in virginia, hi, ellison. >> hi, leland, virginia's delegate is not facing approach, theye clear timeline of virginia delegate, if the lieutenant governor fails to resign by tomorrow, he's going to introduce articles of impeachment. right now looks like the lieutenant governor has any plans to resign on his own and both of the women accusing the lieutenant governor say they are prepared to testify at those proceedings. lieutenant governor fairfax says he wants an investigation that proper authorities including the fbi need to be involved in. the attorney for one accuser suggests, writing, quote, as former prosecutor that the fbi has no jurisdiction over the matter. second accuser, they may look at criminal prosecution. real due process, not hidden from the public, we invite mr. fairfax to join witnesses to testify in impeachment hearing, ms. watson stands ready but will be painful what mr. fairfax did to her when she was 20 year's old. all of this as governor ralph northam in scandal of his own, the governor still claims he's not in the racist yearbook photo. he told the w

bishop michael barber says all of the allegations go back at least 30 years ...there have been no reported incidents since 1988. joe beldon has the story. the leader of the oakland diocese said the release of the names were an act of contrition for what he called "monstrous crimes."out of the 45 names, twenty were priests in the oakland diocese.the others were member of various religious orders like the jesuits and dominicans.three were priests from other dioceses.the diocese says 14 of its 20 priests have died, two left the church and four are living lives of prayer and penance, with the church providing minimal sustenance and any retirement benefits required by law. among those still alive, one worked at churches in san leandro, pinole, fremont and oakland. another served primarily vietnamese parishoners in san leandro, pittsburg, alameda and oakland.a third served as a pastor in richmond, oakland and concord.the revelations come just days after the vatican took the unprecedented step of removing a cardinal from the priesthood because of sexual abuse, he is the

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ellison barber has more. >> the first lady says she regrets upsetting anyone.dn't single anyone out and giving an educational tour of the governor's mansion. in a statement provided to fox news, pam northam said -- >> according to a report in "the washington post," a virginia state employee sent a letter to the governor's office concerned over an interaction her daughter had while touring the governor's mansion. the woman said her daughter, an eighth grader left the tour up southwest after the first lady handed her and two others cotton, if they could imagine what it must have been like to pick cotton all day. the governor has spent weeks under fire for racist year book photo that appeared on his name on his senior med school year book page. that's why the incident was so troubling and the governor's office didn't take that incident and the harm it caused seriously. for the first lady a spokesperson said her office received a letter and she reached out to the page to offer an apology and haven't heard back. >> dana: thanks, ellison barber. and a man found not g

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jon: ellison barber has more. reporter the north korean leader and president trump will meet for a one-on-one meeting, we're also expecting them to share a meal. senior administration officials said earlier this week when speaking with reporters that the main goal of this this summit is to build off of the four pillars that were established back in june of 2018 at the singapore summit. here's a look at what those four pillars were. thaw want to look at establishing new u.s./north korea relations for peace and prosperity, a lasting and stable peace agreement, peace regime on the korean we nones la, complete -- peninsula, complete denuclearization and recovering the bodies of soldiers who were either prisoners of war or missing in action. secretary of state mike pompeo says progress has been made on some of those pillars but not all of them. denuclearization, arguably, the highest priority, did not occur. >> we currently assess that north korea will seek to retain its wmd capabilities and is unlikely to completely g

ellison barber reporting live from richmond. >> hi, shepard. dr.anessa tyson says that lieutenant governor justin fairfax sexually assaulted her in boston during the 2004 dnc convention. fairfax claims that encounter was consensual but that the detailed statement released by dr. tyson yesterday has led to a resignation call from the national organization for women and calls for an investigation from one incredibly high profile democrat. >> i think that the letter written by the woman reads as credible account and i think there should be an investigation to get to the bottom of it and determine the facts. it's quite detailed and suggests that there is credibility there. but there needs to be an investigation to determine what exactly happened. >> and there is now another politician involved in this particular allegation, congressman bobby scott a long-time congressman from the state of virginia. he apparently learned of this allegation involving fairfax a year ago. the story was first broken by abc news and aid to scott confirmed to fox news that en

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arthel: all right, ellison barber, thank you very much. eric? eric: arthel, virginia democratic governor, clinging to his office on sunday, despite the increasing pressure and calls from both parties for him to step down. the demands are growing louder of the governor's news conference yesterday where he offered shifting explanations for why that racist photo appears in his 1984 medical school yearbook page. >> i believed then and now that i am not either of the people in that photo. i stand by my statement of apology to the many virginians who were hurt by seeing this content. it is disgusting. it is offensive. it is racist. and it was my responsibility to recognize and prevent it from being published in the first place. eric: garrett tenney is live outside the governor's mansion in richmond, virginia, where he's still in residence. h hi. >> governor's changing story going from saying it wasn't me in that picture on friday to then saying -- or saying it was me in the picture to then saying 24 hours later that it was not me in the picture. it's