the program provides books to barber shops and trains barbers to help kids look learn how to read. jagr barber shop recently joined the program. the owner says he sees a lot of young customers every other week and want to be a role model for them. >> it feels amazing. i actually loveit. i pray one day walks up to me and say you don't know how you changed my life. >> so that kid you see on screen dillon robinson. he want to be a doctor when he grows up. and that he knows books will make him smarter. right ,dillon. >>> tonight, why the u.s. is one big stepse clor to once again sending people t space. plus, a toddler killed while in the care of a baby-sitter only on news4, a driving mother on news4, a driving mother explns the decisionai i've talked on this phone through the happiest times of my life, and through the saddestimes. but i never dreamed in a thousand years that it would save my life. boom! i fell 22 feet, completely shattered my pelvis, in the middle of the woods. i called my wife, she thought i was jokin'. i said, "man, i'm not... i'm not." i sas so lucky that day... d m

as a barber. >> this is easy. i'm very detailed. i am very strict about hair cuts.o be neat, tight and perfect. capiche? >> reporter: now dubbed the world's youngest female barber, the second grader's interest came about after her brother attended an introductory class at the junior barber academy and he decided it was not for him, but she couldn't resist giving it a try. >> my mom showed me pictures. i said, can i do it? she said sure. >> i think god instills talents in each child and it's up to us as parents to unlock the potential. >> reporter: she was the youngest student and only female in a six-week training program led by a master barber. >> when i teach you guys this -- >> you mean, and girls? >> and girls. you guys and girls. i was impressed when she came to class with a note pad. to not know what my class was going to be about, and to have a note pad and ready to take notes, it showed me this was a special child right here. >> reporter: she volunteers her time to the homeless in her community and neighbors like this have also taken advantage of her service

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news 4's aimee cho introduces us to one barber charles county maryland. >> at yonkers barbershop, ownertajames green knows how int it is to stay sharp. that's why whenever he's got a kid in his chair, he makes sure they've got a book in their hands green is part of the barbershop books progm. >> mr. alfred, the guidance counselor says. >> it teaches barber how to help kids like dylan robinson with their reading. >> i believe we're the first role models. >> in dylas case, james gav dylan his first haircut when he was 1 years old. dylan won't let anyone else cut his hair. and though he may be little, he's already got big plans for >> do you know what you want to do when you grow up? >> i want to be a doctor. >> you want to g them as early as possible to start leading so it becomes second nature. >> reporter: the program makes sure the shelvesreully stocked for the kids. >> they are allowed to keep the books. >> reporter: and dylan says he already knows the power ofod a book. >> it makes you feelt. smar >> it feels amazing. i love it. i pray that someday walks t upo me and says you just do

more than 17,000 people have downloaded the app used to book the barber vans.s a fleet of three which are fully booked, working morning to night. the idea behind the service is that a new generation of young black men doesn't have time to be waiting around in barber shops anymore. even though for many years they were an important social hub for the black community. and remain so. i'm 23, i'm managing properties and i work part—time. so i don't have time to go to a barbershop and wait for my turn. i can communicate him like a client rather than having the whole, like, background noise and everyone debating and everyone screaming. the team say that they were surprised by the demand for the service in the commercial areas of central london where a new breed of successful black professional can't find the kind of barbershops they want. the service has also attracted white and asian clients as well. and whoever uses the service, parking is always a consideration. but not everyone is convinced that the traditional barbershop has had its day. it's for socialisation an

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and so the barber, you know, kauchl kauc called my dad's name.ol for a week at the barbershop because he had a daughter on jenny jones. and i thought it was funny, because like your barber watches jenny jones? >> jimmy: she dominated the barber demographic, from what i, and then now this show you're on, it's not just a comedy. there's a lot of intense drama in this show. >> yeah. >> jimmy: was that a tricky transition for you, going from parks and rec. and doing standup? >> no, because i'm at an age where i cry at everything. hallmark commercials take me out. >> jimmy: do you really? >> yes, when you cry yourself to sleep, it's easy to bring it back up. but i cried at myself, there was one point where i was like, yeah, i can cry on cue, and i can. and when i had the first meeting with our creator and director i was saying, the director was like, i know this is going to be challenging, it's very emotional, it's like, homey, i got this, don't worry about this. and the first day that i had to shoot a crying scene. >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> it wasn't comin

more than 17,000 people have downloaded the app used to book the barber vans.rking morning to night. the idea behind the service is that a new generation of young black men doesn't have time to be waiting around in barber shops anymore. even though for many years they were an important social hub for the black community. and remain so. i'm 23, i'm managing properties and i work part—time. so i don't have time to go to a barbershop and wait for my turn. i can communicate him like a client rather than having the whole, like, background noise and everyone debating and everyone screaming. the team say that they were surprised by the demand for the service in the commercial areas of central london where a new breed of successful black professional can't find the kind of barbershops they want. the service has also attracted white and asian clients as well. and whoever uses the service, parking is always a consideration. but not everyone is convinced that the traditional barbershop has had its day. it's for socialisation and entertaining people around the community. w

man in a barber shop. he's filming, he pans to the right.ild card round. >> they're giving an animal a haircut. >> something comes sxloesing out of the sink. >> somebody he gets pink hair. >> a very unstaffed customer. >> it is an animal. >> wow. >> you got one. stop. >> two and one of them was the knockout round. >> if you guessed there would be a big in that barber shop chair, let us know on facebook. >> if you're looking for a place to have your daughter some fun play time, go to saab car closer california, and pool time. it's only $75 a month and not only can they swim, but there is a dog park and you can watch them and dry them. this is one of the first indoor off leak dog schools and i think if you live in the area and you have the type of breed that loves to whim and you don't have a pool, this may be value to you. >> when it comes to working out, you have to put it all out there. >> it's 5:15 in the morning. seriously. >> how he's making big gains on his not got a t-shirt and he gets his name on a plaque. >> two weeks of illness and

country should leave without a deal the barber reports. the power is to the right. two hundred forty two no no use to the last three hundred ninety one so the no use having the news i was a heavy defeat for the withdrawal agreement this was slightly better for prime minister to resume a than the previous meaningful vote but still a resoundingly known struggling with a sore throat she told parliament it now faced tough decisions does it wish to revoke article fifty does it want out a second referendum was. was if one doesn't want to leave with a deal but not this day and these are an enviable choices that sakes to the decision that the house has made this evening they are choices that must now be faced yeah. just hours after she'd arrived back from strasburg with new legal assurances over the withdrawal deal may's position had been undermined by her own top legal advisor attorney general geoffrey cox said the tweaks by the e.u. didn't alter his legal opinion over the possibility of the u.k. being locked into a customs union as part of a so-called backstop the mechani

in germany's capital there is a barber like no other sort of put it to. those trucks cross what you have. but as his city changes he's moving with the time. and going on the roads. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live there. the master barber of berlin this is europe on al-jazeera thailand's military government is accused of using repressive bulls to silence in general critics. but a new brigade of assets is. what i want a snake's thailand's rebel losses. zero. k. members of a pakistan based group blamed for last month's bombing. of people arrested. man welcome to al-jazeera live from a headquarters in doha with me and as a prop i'm also ahead every opens a huge oil sale that was taken over by militia groups. venezuela's opposition leader.

the master barber of berlin this is erupting on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello from doha everyone i'm come all sorts of maria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera. oh. protests continue against the algerian president's bid for a fifth term his campaign manager says the president would only serve a short term if we elected also exclusive pictures from inside the saudi consulate in istanbul shed more light on the murder of jamal khashoggi and it's often not just president obama trump says scaling down joint military exercises with south korea will save hundreds of billions of dollars and also low attention with pyongyang. captured. then a successful mission just space brings the u.s. a big step closer to resuming astronaut munches from home soil. so algeria is eighty two year old president is. trying to calm concerns about his potential reelection but flicka has formally put forward his name for a fifth term in office to spite the widespread protests but he has vowed that if he wins next month's vote he will call early new elections and then won't run h

ktvu's allison barber joins us from washington, d.c. where a tweet from president trump announcing a major shift in u.s. policy caught many people by surprise. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, ptiming of the tweet caugh so many people by surprise. the substance is in line with what we've heard so much of from this administration to date. israel has been america's closest ally in the middle east for quite a while now but it is a delicate relationship and it has been for decades. now, in this era of polarized politics, president trump seems to be plunging in while some democrats are keeping a bit of distance. >> he did it again. >> reporter: for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, president trump's tweet was mousse you can to his ears. >> he recognized israelal sovereignty over the golan heights. >> reporter: the prime minister had been pushing for the u.s. to recognize the israel's sovereignty but president trump's tweet caught many by surprise. there are some who say it is an effort to the part of p to help prime m

but the signature barber shop website indicates everett opened it in 2016. his alleged method of operation, though, already under way. >> he would use web or social meffa sitesiated with but not sanctioned by howard university >> reporter: which would lead to a date and then drinks and then the uehinkable. >>ransported them to a residence in prince george's county where he would thee sexual assaults. >> reporter: prince george's county officials fear there could be more victims. now taking this moment to speak directly to them. >> we ask that you come forward. we will seek jtice for you as well. >> reporter: the chief sayset ev would pose as a college student, someone with howard university connections, though none of that was true. >> it's unfortunate that people arout here doing heinous crimes. >> reporter: but possibly one less perpetrator on the streets. police urge anyone who believes they were a victim or who knows someone who was to contact them. jim, doreen, back to you. >> all right. nicole jacobs reporting from howard. thank you, nicole. >>> only o

in germany's capital there is a barber like no other sort of what it is. both struck cross what you have. but as his city changes he's moving with the time. and going on the roads. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who lived. the master barber of berlin this is erupting on al-jazeera. top stories donald trump's former. banker tax fraud. has. for a fourth day over the killing of the main witness alleged child rape case. thirty six countries including all. criticizing. rights record it calls on the kingdom to cooperate with. the murder of journalist. and. at the united nations in geneva a rare rebuke to saudi arabia it came in the form of a statement backed by all twenty eight european union countries as well as kind of their own australia and called on the saudi government to release prominent women's rights activists from jail and cooperate with the u.n. investigation into the murder of journalist. at the saudi consulate in istanbul but almost the same time justice and interior ministers meeting in brussels formally rejected a new blacklis

the master barber of berlin this is europe on al-jazeera. march on al-jazeera. maggi husain debates discusses and dissects the big issues of our times and head to heads five years after the revolution focuses in ukraine will have a chance to offer a verdict on what's come since. in a powerful new film residents of occupied east jerusalem to its own its cost present and future. leaders will gather for the thirtieth arab league summit in tunisia join us for coverage and we examine the development of an unusual alliance between radical buddhist monks and the military in million mom march on i'll just sierra. this is a boon for blind people right now and technology there is so much going to help people it's phenomenal thanks for calling i read this is there and what are you looking for today we get to assist the client with their day to day tasks and give them more independence and disposal tornado sure is a tomato exploration process with a living in a way we have outside knowledge available to us techno. zero. back to challenge. one of the world's tech giants suin

ellison barber at the white house. thank you.d yesterday perhaps be a preview to the general election of 2020? president trump and bernie sanders both rallying supporters saturday afternoon with the vermont senator holding his first 2020 campaign event as the president spoke at cpac. sanders went back to his roots while telling voters why he thinks he's the best person to take on the president. >> by mothers dream was that someday our family would move out about rent controlled apartment. she died young while we still lived in that rent controlled apartment. i know where i came from. [cheers and applause] and that is something i will never forget. >> and went back, talk radio panel robert pattillo on the left larry o'connor aptly on the right. gentlemen, good to see you. robert, start with this. sanders is in good company because it seemed when you listen to all of these announcement speeches by democrats, it is a recitation of how terrible and tragic their youth was and how difficult it was. is that a selling point? >> they want

the master barber of berlin this is erupting on al-jazeera. algeria's president defies protesters the monster to not run for a fifth term but promises early elections if he wins next month oh. i'm going to go paul and helen all coming you know watching our desire to live from coming up. exclusive pictures from saudi consul general term in istanbul said more lights on the murder of jon. and it's off to my. very much this guy you know. it's our nato rips through the u.s. state of alabama killing at least fourteen people and causing what one mare calls catastrophic damage. from the war trade to sanctuary we meet the chimpanzees getting a new lease on life. so algeria's eighty two year old president has formally put forward his name for a fifth term in office abilities but a flake has been facing growing protests against his rule and he's trying to appease algerian saying he'll call early elections if he wins next month's vote barbara has the latest i demonstrators march late into the night in protest against algeria is long time ruler abdelaziz b

yeah i mean barber is completely right i think that buy into force at the moment we are heading towards a no brics it dale jess phillips who is a labor m.p. has tweeted i just watched the prime minister going into a vote for no deal i told her it was a disgrace i hope she is gone by morning now the reason why i'm reading that out is because today the prime minister's questions even though she had very little voice she said she will be voting for the government's motion that was to take no deal off the table now she has just gone through to vote for no deal so that just shows you how chaotic it is within government and they also worried she is so worried about removing no deal altogether so it is absolutely chaotic and it doesn't look so chaotic at the moment as they are all in waiting for this phone. but it is chaos in parliament with the whips you were trying to persuade those m.p.'s who were going to vote against a no deal to vote for a no dale i'm just waiting for that result come through but it's been a top see turvy world tonight so that's that the pictures that we're seeing of the

in germany's capital there is a barber like no other. goes from across what you have. but as his city changes he's moving with the tide. and going on the roads. the stories be. told by the people who live there. the bastards of berlin this is an al-jazeera. opener none of the top stories here on our. chinese drywall way is taking the u.s. government to court for mistreating its federal its excess of its federal agencies from using huawei products. french cardinal law has handed in his resignation to the pope after being found guilty of covering up sex abuse allegations against a priest. thirty six countries including all twenty eight member states of the european union have signed a statement criticizing saudi arabia's human rights record. thailand's constitutional court has dissolved a prominent opposition party and banned its executive members from politics for ten years the thai rak said shot party was found guilty of violating election or the nominating process as their candidate for prime minister last february when he has more from bangkok. there was a somber moo

my name is james barber. today we are going to look at the year 1968. 50 years back. exhibitiona one-year about the year 1968. thise will begin here with iconic image of us, the earth. this was taken on the mission of apollo eight. there was the first space mission of any nation that would leave earth's atmosphere and a distant object. the only other ones in the race where the russians and there was a space race at this time. this image, it surprised the three astronauts. the three astronauts were william manders, who had the camera, james lovell, and frank. did not exactly prime them, or whether they forgot or what, but william anders rolled out -- look at his window in the orbiter craft, sees this incredible site that no one had ever seen. he has got black and white film. and he hollers over to his fellow astronauts, i mean color. can you give me some? they obviously did give him some and he snapped this image. as well as a number of other images. it is called earthrise. it was really a first. this occurred at the end of the year in december of 1968. the exhibition

communit why a local barber >>> an update now to someng brea news we told you about 20 minutes ago.it's aifferent look at the damage done in centerville, virginia, at this house where an suv slammed through a garage and into the bac yard o the home there. this is happening on sapphire sky lane, fairfax county fire officials on the scene. they tell us ihe driver not hurt and the people inside the house were able to get out safely.ar but thate door is gone. >> that garage now has two doors, one in the front anckone in the not supposed to happen, though. >>> here's something that's inspiring. a local program that's encouraging young boys of color around the country to read but n anynot taking place classroom or library. >> barbershop booksbi cs lessons on literacy. aimee ch introduces us to one barber who's making a difference while cutting here. >> reporter: owner james green it is to important stay sharp. that's why whenever he's got a kid in his chair, he makes sure they have a book in their hands. green is part of the barbershop books program. it teaches barbers like him how to hel

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without bond, and we are very satisfied that the judge did sotoday. >> everett owns the signature barber shop on u street in d.c. police say more alleged victi haveontacted detectives since everett's arrest wst announced ight. >>> next on news 4, her message on gun violence grabbed the nation's attention. >> tonight, how local 12-year-old naoer wa is sharing even more inspiring stories. ♪ >>> there is ♪ i'm bier side ef. > in remembrance of jalen willie. i'm shomari so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog. oh it's him. good call. customize each line and choose to pay by the gig or getunlimited. do you guys sell other dogs? now that's simple, easy, awesome. and since xfinity mobile comes with xfinity internet, you can save hundreds a year. get $250 back when you buy a new samsung galaxy. click, call, or visit a store today. >>> tonight, the attorney general

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the master barber of berlin this is europe on al-jazeera. several explosions go off during a ceremony in afghanistan's capital kabul. and i missed and this is. al jazeera live from doha also coming up a thai opposition party is dissolved ahead of upcoming elections trying to make the case it's candid it. chinese tech giant ways through the u.s. government for banning its products plus. the. attacks in yemen disobedience a new push from politicians in washington to end america's involvement in the yemen . multiple explosions have been heard in afghanistan's capital kabul where dorothy's believe the attackers targeted a large gathering of shia muslims attending a commemoration ceremony on the tenth anniversary of his death let's go live now to our correspondent charlotte best who is in the capital for us walk us through what we know. so we started to get information about this about ninety minutes ago around twelve o'clock local time we do have confirmation that military vehicles are hitting to the same in the ambulances leaving but we do not

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more than 17,000 people have downloaded the app used to book the barber vans.ly booked, working morning to night. the idea behind the service is that a new generation of young black men doesn't have time to be waiting around in barber shops anymore. even though for many years they were an important social hub for the black community. and remain so. i'm 23, i'm managing properties and i work part—time. so i don't have time to go to a barbershop and wait for my turn. i can communicate him like a client rather than having the whole, like, background noise and everyone debating and everyone screaming. the team say that they were surprised by the demand for the service in the commercial areas of central london where a new breed of successful black professional can't find the kind of barbershops they want. the service has also attracted white and asian clients as well. and whoever uses the service, parking is always a consideration. but not everyone is convinced that the traditional barbershop has had its day. it's for socialisation and entertaining people around the

the master barber of berlin this is. driven by outrage and spanning generations of demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticized repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was palpable if you don't like was so afraid that if they send one of us back to myanmar today tomorrow they'll send back ten and the day after tomorrow they'll send back twenty thirty or if we were given citizenship in myanmar then there would be no need to take us back there we would go back on our own we must remember the rancho among them. most persecuted minority in the world. because we have such an extensive network people would come to us and actually share the information with. them. this is zero. this is the news. coming up in the next sixty minutes hugging the american flag donald trump is conservative base warmly embraces him after failed talks in vietnam . a push for peace in afghanistan as attacks by the taliban continue. the final effo

the master barber of britain this is you know an al-jazeera. fellow again the top stories on al-jazeera a u.s. congressional panel investigating alleged abuse of power by donald trump and his administration has demanded documents from dozens of people and organizations close to the u.s. president trump sons on the former attorney general just sessoms are among those who've been asked to provide papers washington's top diplomat says he's hoping to send a delegation to north korea in the coming weeks u.s. secretary of state might want peo said he's working to find areas of shared interest between the two sides following a failed nuclear summit in vietnam china is expected to post that slowest growth in almost three decades primarily gave the forecast as delegates met in beijing for the start of the annual people's congress. canada's prime minister has called china's the attention of a former diplomat businessman arbitrary justin trudeau says he's very concerned that raising suspects the canadian national spying the two were detained in december j

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that master barber of berlin this is erupting on al-jazeera. hello again you're watching i do see a reminder of our top stories this hour venezuela's opposition leader returns home to cheers and applause after defying a travel ban on why don't have warned of president maduro against arresting him following his tour of latin american nations to gather support for his leadership. the united states house judiciary committee issued new requests for donald trump's sons and former white house counsel investigation against the president the committee chairman says they're focused on corruption obstruction of justice and abuse of power when asked about the requests trump said no collusion. one hundred fifty eisel fighters defending the group's last territory in syria have surrendered to u.s. backed troops there among hundreds of people to leave the eastern village of but who's suing democratic forces trying to liberate the town. the u.s. consulate in west jerusalem has been absorbed by the new u.s. embassy to israel and the decision to turn them into a

batsey have their morning and they are their own barber -- baths, and they have their own barber. they handled the horses and all that came with that. eds of theasic ne men in the military. julie: there is a huge amount of support staff. there is so many. they had to gear up so quickly that they had to hire civilians to do some jobs, which caused resentment. civilians do have to do things like drive trucks and they are paid more than the soldiers at first. does try to eliminate civilian labor as much as he can. quarters,re in close especially during the time of the year or there could have been infestations of mosquitoes and hot temperatures along the u.s./mexico border. julie: there are extreme temperatures in trauma because it is a desert -- in chihuahua because it is a desert. the men experienced snow, cold weather, dust storms. they would have been an oculi did against typhoid -- inocula ted against typhoid fever. >> did others learn from that, did civilians learn from these vaccination programs? julie: yes, it was a testing ground for vaccinations and for aixa 50 -- 50 -- tes

into some of these already established communities, they found most employment as being farmhands, barbers, launder says, domestic servants. when theft occurs railroads gain in popularity. that's about the middle of the 1800s. that's true of the whole country. at the railroads started moving west, iowa was not missing out. they were basically the gateway to the west. builtilroads were being fast and furiously. run, -- to run the railroads, there were steam engines that required cold. coal.r big push -- another big industry in iowa was coal mining. often times, the actual minds wereundercut -- mines under contract with a particular railroad company, and they would supply coal just to that railroad company. the african-americans that came to work on the railroads and mining were brought here as strikebreakers. the coal mining companies, the railroad companies, what actually send recruiters to the south. to find able-bodied men met -- waiting to come up, they pay their way up to her, they gave and stories of jobs aplenty , potential to earn. didn't know they were strikebreakers, and when they

barber of a school in london thank you. and take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world of course in chechnya has sentenced a prominent human rights activist to four years in a penal colony for possessing marijuana all year but some lawyers say the charges were fabricated to punish him for his work documenting abuses which is also received numerous prestigious awards. mozambique's president says he fears as many as a thousand people have been killed in cycling die and recent flooding the number of confirmed deaths stands at eighty four according to the red cross the tropical storm damaged or destroyed ninety percent of the mozambican city of bahrain electricity and road access to the area have been cut off how rescue efforts. france's prime minister says he will ban the yellow vest protests on paris's shoals and these are the demonstrations spiraled out of control again at the weekend as rioters torched ransacked stores and restaurants on the famous afternoon here are vast and began their weekl

(justine) that was tim barber reporting.mazon abandoned its headquarters plan in new york city because of pushbacks from politicians and activities who were angry about the tax breaks that had been offered as well. (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. microclimate forecast -- another very warm, dry day. . . tracking another mild night in the bay area with overnight lows in the 40s. expect warm temperatures 5-10 degrees above average for your monday afternoon, with highs ranging from the mid 60s to mid 70s. the storm door opens tuesday night with light showers. periods of wet and unsettled weather will be possible by midweek and likely continue into next weekend. a big day for basketball...bo th on the pro and college sides...it's been a great week to be a fan of the golden state warriors...and it just might be getting even better. the team finally making the return of andrew bogut official....we learned today that bogut will make his debut during tomorrow's game

it inclides a syrup mill, an opera house, a bank, gas station, banquet hall, and barber shop.he current owners are hoping the right buyer can turn it into a tourist attraction. toomsboro is about 125 miles south of atlanta. again-- one point seven million dollars for the entire town. in comparison-- around 81 percent of homes in san francisco are worth one million dollars or more. (grant) still ahead... the sierra is hit hard by a winter storm... and another one is on the way. we'll talk with our friend kevin "coop" cooper and check in on the latest conditions after the break. (vicki) take a live look at conditions in the sierra tonight... this is a picture frm interstate 80 at doner lake... and another winter storm is headed for the already snow-battered area. the national weather service issued a winter weather advisory from midnight tonight-- through 6:00 tomorrow night. the heaviest snow is expected tomorrow morning. several ski resorts set records with more than 20-feet of snow in four weeks. (grant) and another foot of snow is expected. joining us live now is our friend

also joining me is bishop william barber, co-chair of the poor people's campaign. reverend, i want to start with you, give us a little bit of what happened and how you woends up on a watch list. >> i'm not sure and didn't know until the story broke a couple days ago, but i have journeyed to the border to meet with and pray for and marry, actually officiate marriages, for people as part of the migrant caravan in tijuana. as i was coming back from tijuana i was detained and interrogated by customs and border patrol for several hours and they apparently have revoked my century and global entry privileges. >> what does that mean? >> it means that i have a flag on my passport. i believe i would not be able to travel to mexico if i tried. >> bishop barber, i know that you have also been to the border and prayed for those who are attempting to reach here and gain asylum. what does it mean when the federal government is flagging pastors to put them on a watch list to say that they cannot go and pray for migrants, but they are refusing to call a cage where children are in a

>> ellison barber live in d.c. thank you.e in southern california, emergency officials ordering thousands of people to leave their homes as heavy rains drench areas that were scorched by wild fires. william la jeunesse reporting live in los angeles. william? >> well, trace, water in california, of course, is like gold. but historically cities have not treated rain water that way. a good winter storm like this will produce 10 billion gallons of water run off heading out to the ocean. now san francisco, l.a., have failed to capture that despite warnings of climate change, longer droughts and more floods. it's not reflected in policy and how the state is storing water. california has to bank four months of rain and snow and use it the next eight months. till now, the cities have not treated it more like a threat than a resource. >> one of the challenges is how do we capture more of the water so we can use it for the things that we need during the dry parts of the year. the cities and california have not historically done a good

allison barber is live outside the courthouse here in d.c. where the manafort sentence came down today. first, john roberts. he's live there on the north lawn. hi, john. >> good afternoon, shep. just to remind you what the paul manafort's rule in the trump campaign was. he was the delegate wrangler. the chairman a few months before he was swapped out. the president has made no secret of the fact that he thinks that manafort has been unfairly treated not only in the charges but while he was in jail, held in solitary confinement. let out a couple times a day and hauled before the office of the special counsel investigators and grilled repeatedly trying to find out information about president trump. in the roosevelt room where he talked with border officials and local law enforcement people about drug trafficking across the border, president said this about manafort. listen here. >> i feel very badly for paul manafort. he worked for ronald reagan successfully and john mccain, he worked for bob dole and many others for many years. i feel badly fo

the master barber of berlin this is erupting on al-jazeera growing up in the united states i learned that the first amendment is really key to being against it freedom of the soldiers point of being. men and women to the resources that are available but it's an al-jazeera story to me is that we just don't tell you what the subject of the story wants to know the government is not going to do the one thing the demonstrators want to apologize for that's what al-jazeera does we ask the questions so that we can get closer to the truth. jewing sierra leone civil war nigerian forces were deployed to protect civilians in state sometimes on the population in plain sight of a journalist camera these is a name to be would disagree in the peacekeeping force the last approach complete eighteen his own using his harrowing images international lawyers seeking justice for those slaughtered by their guardian's peace kilis on al-jazeera. i'm rob others and in doha the top stories on al-jazeera algeria is in paris are protesting against president out there as he's beautifully because expected reelectio

arthel: ellison barber, thank you. now for the race. 1600 pennsylvania avenue, democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders choosing brooklyn, new york, as the site for his fist rally. the vermont senator returning to his hometown, touching on the themes that made him popular with progressives. >> the underlying principles of our government will not be greed, hatred and lies. [cheers and applause] it will not be rayism, sexism -- racism, sexism, xenophobia with, homophobia and religious bigotry. arthel: let's go to brooklyn now where jackie heinrich is there live. jackie. >> reporter: hey, arthel. yeah, senator sanders talked about growing up here in brook run as the son -- brooklyn as the son of a jewish immigrant in a rent-controlled apartment. he was painting himself in stark contrast to the president. one salient moment in his speech was when he said i i know what it's like to live paycheck to paycheck. >> we are going to win this election not because we have a super pac funded by billionaires. [cheers and appl

jon: ellison barber at the white house, thank you.eanwhile, the senate appears to have enough votes to block the president's emergency declaration for the southern border. kentucky republican rand paul says he will join susan collins, lisa murkowski and thom tillis and vote against president trump's emergency order. the gop remains divided over the national emergency. some have urged the president to find other ways to get funding for his long-promised border wall. others have stuck with the president despite agreeing -- disagreeing, i should say, with his methods. >> he's not using any authority that the congress hasn't already given him. using this authority is not and was not my preferred choice, but unlike some of my colleagues, i don't think that the president doing this is going to end western order. >> the president doesn't get to decide that he can override congress simply because congress doesn't do what he wants. if there were an emergency in the sense that the president is describing, there would be a lot more consensus. jo

arthel: ellison barber, thank you very much. eric: thank you. >> donald trump wants to divide our people up. based on the color of our skin. our country of origin, our gender, our religion. our sexual orientation. we are going to do exactly the opposite. we are going to bring our people together, -- spewing presidential candidates hitting the campaign trail this weekend. bernie sanders visiting new hampshire. he won the primary interest is to with 60 percent of the vote there. meantime at the sxsw festival in austin texas, former san antonio mayor, julian castro and elizabeth warren were among several of the white house hopefuls seeking support there. jeff paul has been tracking all of the movements the democrats are up to this weekend. he is in los angeles. hi jeff. reporter: hi eric. austin texas is easily the place to be for many of the democratic presidential hopefuls this weekend. minnesota senator amy klobuchar in massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren spoke there on saturday. today the former hud secretary, julian castro

yeah a barber. the journal says fracking has created the overnight fortunes.rtune. in recognition of women's history month we are spotlighting a mother of texas. this woman just got elected to congress. i went back to my home town of el paso, texas to talk to the congresswoman about her historic journey and what lies ahead. escobar became one of the first latinos elected to congress. we met at ellen j's cafe to discuss her journey. >> i grew up very close to my family's dairy. my family has been here for over 100 years. i feel very connected to el paso's history. >> there's no place more connected than its sister city in mexico. >> the border is a complex place. it's a place where two worlds are juxtaposed. there's pride and hard work and perseverance and that's who we are as one community. >> a community that would find itself in the spotlight on the night of the state of the union. >> el paso, texas, used to have extremely high rates of violent crime. now with a powerful barrier in place, el paso is one of the safest cities in our country. >> my heart was fu

. >> this guy was grooming himself if you go to a salon or barber they have policies. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. passenger take video of people doing strange things all the time. this man was got shooting up, this man was caught brandishing a chain saw, he was arrested. we asked if the man on the train shaving his head was breaking any rules. >> no. i can't have people stop riding the system. it starts impacting everything that we're doing. >> reporter: she will continue riding b.a.r.t. and documenting what she sees. cheryl hurd, today in the bay. >> at least we know there are plug ins. give me a little edge passenger vehicle, listen up here. this is a new test that reveals which vehicles leave passenger more at risk of serious injury. >>> there's a new movie pass competitor in town. the unlimited offer that will make for some pretty stiff competition. sometimes, the pressures of today's world can make it tough to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. tomorrow's mi frustration for goo. to celebrate,