we found him working his barber chair in a no frills shop. >> we have three barbers in here. here at all times. so we all have to know how to cut all kind of hair. >> as with any barber, it's important to keep the customers satisfied. that's especially true when your clients are inmates. >> you know, occasionally guys, they drop by and want to give you a little something if you give a good haircut, you know? want to give you a soup or something like that or a canned good or something like that. it's not a mandatory thing but they won't let you refuse them. you know what i'm saying? they won't let you refuse them. >> barber shops have been a favorite stop for "lockup" crews at prisons nationwide. >> any man that walks through the door can get a haircut and he'll get a good haircut. he might not get a whole lot of layers and feathers and all that, but he'll get a good haircut. >> we met willard lucas at indiana state prison. he had been working the same chair for 26 years. >> my special haircut is a taper haircut. and my other specialty before they took the razors away from us

>> at the barber shop. >> at the barber shop? wow. you look cool. oh, i think he's grown up. i noticed the other day when we i noticed the other day when we talked on the phone that he's saying things he never did before. i think i notice these things more because i only see him once in a while. >> miki took eiichiro to the track she had been training on for the past three months. some day i want eiichiro to see me racing gallantly across this track. this is miki's goal right now. >> i want to be a mother that's always full of confidence. an adult that has many accomplishments under her belt. >> summer vacation is over. putting on her red helmet, miki started cycling again.

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the fire comes less than three weeks after another fire at a barber shop in that same building.s hurt. sr >>> a powerful story of survival. two young children thankful for their young lives this thanksgiving after facing a terrifying experience. their brother murdered their parents and tried to kill them. he was only 12 years old at the time. reporter anastasia bolton talked with the children now coping with their new and very different lives. >> reporter: when you're a little kid -- life is simple. full of elementary school strive. and peace. this is how it should be when you're 10 and 6. >> mom and dad -- >> reporter: it isn't supposed to be like this. >> >> reporter: on march first of this year, everything about life change forward a family. and for sarah and ethan long. their 12-year-old brother shot their parents, charles and marilyn. he then turned on his siblings. >> i don't know! why he did that. now he's in prison! i think it's good that he's in prison. >> why is that? >> because. he won't touch us ever again. >> reporter: ethan barely survived >> the only reason i reme

the expert barber shop has been open for more than 50 years. the owner, paul davis, says last wednesday masked men came in with guns and took an undisclosed amount from the registers and some are taking precautions by locking their doors. >>> there is a third death at the school this month. jane was killed on tuesday after being hit by a city bus on the campus of james madison university. the 18-year-old was on her cell phone when she stepped into a crosswalk without the walk signal. last night, friends and classmates in fairfax where she graduated from in may remembered her as a gisted dancer and artist. >> it's just so tragic. everyone has the same feel. it's extremely unfortunate. it's just really unfortunate for the whole family. >> a lot of people have been affected by it that were close friends with her. i've seen a lot of people really sad at school. >> the vice pro-boston at james madison and a student died earlier this month. the bus driver will not face any charges. >>> after first rounding up several roosters outside the home, invest

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. >>> an ellicott city barber is arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a 13-year-old boy inside a shopi'm monique griego. coming up, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> it is 5:30. 63 degrees and mostly sunny from sky eye chopper 13. good evening and thank you for staying with wjz, eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. a howard county barber is charged with sexually assaulting one of its 13-year- old customers. wjz is live in ellicott city. monique griego explains why police are asking for help in this case. >> reporter: police say the assault happened here at this barber shop in ellicott city, where the suspect worked alone. and tonight, they believe there may be more victims. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: that was the reaction from customers today at the scissors sound hair salon in ellicott city after police arrested the owner, 56- year-old kim jong kim for assaulting one of his customers. >> i'm shocked. >> monday, witnesses saw mistake him away in handcuffs. >> i had no idea what was going on. it was crazy. >> reporter: police said the 13- year-old boy

the 13-year-old victim would go by himself to the barber shop. >> that is the kind of behavior that may have been committed against other young boys as well. the arrest has rocked the tight knit korean community. they are trying to grasp what he did to end up in jail. >> he looks like a nice guy, but i don't know. >> cents authorities believe there may be other victims, they are urging parents to night of any children who came here by themselves to talk with them. >>> police just announced to more arrests in the murder of a howard university student. michael jordan and lorenzo carlton are charged with first- degree murder. police say the two along with a third suspect fatally shot someone outside of that apartment complex on october 22nd. police believe robbery was the motive. >> to the latest in the occupied protest of the oakland that turned violent. the a mess left behind, broken windows, trash and graffiti. just another reminder of the chaotic demonstration. four people were hurt. operations have resumed after the port of oakland was shot down -- was shut down by a protester blockad

joe paterno who is kind of a famous micromanager may not have been hearing the rumors that the barber shope street was hearing. >> judge jeanine: in terms of the '98 investigation is there anything to indicate that pa ferrarpaterno knew or people ae university were advised what was going on? >> here you are talking about the most powerful person in the area and there is campus police investigating his top lieutenant, probably the most prominent coach in college sports. a report sitting on the local d.a.'s desk and joe paterno saying he didn't know about it. >> judge jeanine: and more victims coming forward? >> alleged victims but there were over a dozen more who had contacted lawyers in the area last i checked. >> all right. now, doctor sharp, i want you to listen to this sound that we have on tape and if maybe we can pull the sound out. >> are you a pedophile? >> no. >> are you sexually attracted to young boys to underaged boys? >> am i sexually attracted to underaged boys? >> yes. >> sexually attracted, no, i enjoy young people. i love to be around them. i -- but no, i'm not sexually att

it caused major damage to a barber shop and liquor store and secondhand clothing store.ll explosion blew out some of the windows and believe the blast came from materials inside one of the businesses. and they do not believe that the fire was intentionally set. and no one was hurt. they are helping to determine a cause that killed five people out at a home care facility for the days abled. >> that was reported late saturday night by a driver who saw the flames. and four bodies were found inside the home shortly after the fire. and a fifth was discovered sunday morning. two other people inside the home were hurt and taken to the hospital. investigators say they don't know how the fire started. >> our time now. 6:34. a teenage girl is the first homicide victim in two years. they arrested two men and one each from san jose and gill roy. they also arrested a 17-year-old boy. the shooting took part in the drive bye shoot shooting -- drive-by shooting. and all are gang members but the victim resist not. >> tara romero died at the scene. and three others are recovering from gun

. >>> the expert barber shop has been open for more than 50 years.er, paul davis, says that last wednesday masked men came in with guns and not only took an undisclosed amount of cash from the register and robbed all the customers. police are warning local business owners to be careful and locking doors even during business hours. >>> a strong storm system have killed a number of people across the southeast. news 4's melissa melay is live with more. >> i just spoke to police in south carolina. they say the death toll there stands at three this morning. another person was killed in georgia and many have been injured as the storm slammed the southeast. thousands of people are still without power. rescue workers are out in south carolina right now looking for survivors. the cleanup will really start later this morning. many crews have been waiting for daylight. the storm tore through wednesday flattening houses and scattering cars. in georgia, the storm damaged an emergency operation you see there. suspected tornados were reported in louisiana, mississi

. >> i always tease him myself for being a barber shop quartet type guy.asn't to see him in a bow tie singing one day. >> reporter: will's hard work has earned the respect of his peers. a normal day consists of school and football practice. >> he has a great attitude the whole time. he is really willing to make it work. >> in the weight room, in the running program, in preparation for the upcoming season, just like no one really outworks him in the classroom. he is a diligent worker in the classroom. everything he does. i think that that work ethic, the whole team feeds off that. >> reporter: and it was will's determination to play after his injury that deposit him back with his fellow bruins in just two months to make a run at the state title. from springfield, virginia, kristin berset, 9news now. >> quite a kid. thank you, kristin. football wise he is leading lake braddock against centerville tonight. >> thank you, dave. >>> still to come on 9news now. >>> i'm danielle nottingham on capitol hill. coming up, what's next for the lawmakers facing a thanksgi

. >> you encountered a lot of people talking about the scandal and one of them was a barber shop ownertell us about that conversation and what that taught you about how the community is reacting as a whole. >> just off campus the barber shop we're told highest level administration torts and former president spanier were long time customers here. we were surprised rumors about jerry sandusky were basically working their way along the grapevine since he retired in his mid 50s. 1999. people wondered why he would retire. rumors are just rumors. you can't go on rumors. the fact even people off campus they were all over the place. we look back and now on popular message boards all over the place. jenna: do you feel any closer to understanding why there wasn't more done when any of these allegations came out? >> talking to some of the former players you really get the sense that joe paterno, while he had this kind of benevolent grand fatherly presence was a famous micromanager and ruled with a heavy hand in a way. so it's, he is the most powerful person in the lives of all these people who we

. >>> paul davis, the owner of expert barber shop says masked men came in last week with guns and tookount of cash from his register, but they robbed some of the customers. some businesses are taking precautions by locking their doors even through business hours. >>> johnson & johnson are bowing to activists agreeing to remove some chemicals from its baby products. the company sent a letter to the campaign for safe cosmetics. it is now 6:36, 46 degrees just in time for the holiday shopping rush. a much anticipated store opens at stores. >> why it's not receiving favorable reception from people who live nearby. >>> and next, the plans our local occupy protesters have that could cause major p >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist tom curine in storm center four. moving southwest to northeast, it's a wave of low pressure in that area of white and pink. that's a mixture of rain and wet snow in some of the higher ridges. that may move parts into the shennendoah valley as well as up into the blue ridge and sigh line drive. elsewhere, getting generally light rain in these areas of green and muc

. >> let me step back in the barber shop. get your shirt on. >> i don't like sloppiness. i just think you can do better. if you can't do any better, it's one thing. but if you can do better, you need to take care of yourself. get your clothes together, guys. get your clothes together. get your clothes together. >> warden culliver is a sign of change. since he's been here, he's implemented several good programs. >> the facility used to be open. you used to go and come as you please. so we implemented a few things. you're not allowed to go into anybody else's housing unit, we went to an armband system to help the officers identify which housing unit you should be assigned to. >> the band has my name on. it serves as identification as far as my living quarters. every dorm here has a band and the band indicates what color the door that you walk in. it's a controlled environment, a structured environment. >> people feel a lot more comfortable now. you don't have guys that sleep with their knifes as much now. but i attribute that to staff. attribute that to some of the control

you own a barber shop, right? >> when were you last robbed? >> wednesday. >> came in with guns?> yes. >> so you were threatened? >> yes. >> is it the first time? >> fourth time. >> what do you need from police? >> we need protection. this has been forgotten. 30 years they have deserted us. and we need help from the people we pay taxes to. >> also these people live here in the community, they hire people in the community. these businesses fail, it's bad news for the community. you have an incredibly high unemployment rate. that's it from southeast d.c., back to you. >> bruce johnson, incredible work. thank you, sir. >>> sky 9 flew over a rush hour crash in loudoun county this morning and it happened on the loudoun county parkway at route 7 in ashburn. 18-year-old jacob was driving under the influence when he failed to stop, went airborne, and struck another vehicle. both drivers suffered serious injuries, but they are both expected to survive. he is facing dui charges. >>> union station rolled out a new bus depo where you can catch popular new york bound buses from there includin

exercise is the most popular pastime, along with getting a shave and a haircut at the prison barber shop>> i like to talk people into doing a little something, something a little more stylish instead of the same old same old. makes them hold their head up higher. >> you can't rehabilitate your appearance and self at the same time, you are going to stay in these tombs forever. >> right behind is the shaving mirror. in that shaving mirror you usually see three people standing in line, tidying up their faces. that's a daily thing all day. they get a good haircut and feel better about themselves. >>> up next, an inmate confronts the parents of the girl he murdered. >> the victim's mom and stepdad are here today. vickie and greg. they trusted me with their daughter and i ended up killing her. congratulations. congratulations. congratulations. today, the city of charlotte can use verizon technology to inspire businesses to conserve energy and monitor costs. making communities greener... congratulations. ... and buildings as valuable to the bottom line... whoa ! ... as the people inside them. c

there's only one person inside that barber shop. it's mr. morales. >> ron cohen arrests mr. he was the barber and he was late for work. he was on his way to the barbershop when it all happened. >> the logo on the back of his jacket is for the 0 to 60 motorcycle club. >> god forbid deputy musto would have got killed that day, he would have been charged with manslaughter, gone to jail for a very long time just over a speeding ticket. >> victor more lals is charged with three felonies. aggravated battery on a police officer, fleeing and eluding, and resisting arrest with violence. he also gets a speeding ticket. >> i think he would have rather killed me than to get a couple of traffic tickets, i really do. >> deputy musto is treated for injuries including road rash. while most of the physical wounds have healed, the emotional wounds are still raw. >> from the second i got back up, i was as mad as i've ever been. i'm still mad. >> within a week, deputy mike musto is back in his charger patrolling his regular beat. >> if i had to do the same thing over again this afternoon with t

. >> barber shops and salons in the united states alone made $37 billion in revenue. >> standing off -- i was just on cloud nine. it was like going to your kids' graduation. >> there is no way i could have expected things to turn out as well as they did. >> today we're going to focus on specific features that we have that relate to collaboration. >> i was a little nervous, of course, but, got to shake it off when it's time to go. >> the cool thing about it is when people see this -- >> what was going through your head? >> i thought about what i don't want to be doing next year. >> what do you mean? >> i don't want to work at kmart. so, you know, it's either this or nothing. >> so you had to hit it. >> yeah. >> we will be giving gamers digital rewars when they go out and buy it the first day. >> suggestions and recommendations into you. so queue really connects what you like online with what you like in real life. thanks. >> ask all the founders to come up, please. >> i think you guys can agree we saw some great ideas today and some great products. will you join me in welcoming the fi

. >> dave from dave's barber shop. how long have you been in business?w many employees have you got? >> well, at one time there used to be about nine of us. now it's down to about including myself, i'd say three and a half. people going longer in between haircuts. a lot of our clients have lot of their jobs. you know, it's taking some upturns now. we've had some bad times before, but i don't remember any that's been quite like it is right now. >> you said a few years ago you had nine employees, now you're down to three. >> three, yeah, three and a half. >> would you like to hire two more tomorrow? >tomorrow, and if so, what is stopping you? >> the amount of -- the money that you have to put into the place to really reyou'v rejuven. i would have to do a lot of advertising and things like that. there's a number of factors that keep you from that. i've got -- i do have two young girls that are going to start here in the next month or so with the understanding that you've got to get out and sell your product, so i will help them with that. hopefully this is

this is meant to be a barber shop word, and you've broadcast it on your albums or on the subway, you know, on a subway, you know, street corner or whatever. you know, so, i mean, it's interesting. in the course of writing this book and thinking deeply about what it means to be black now and think about a beautiful black family living in the white house that i began to think, i don't feel that it fits the zeitgeist, right? it's not appropriate. it's a word that embraces, that america looks at us as monsters. and i was with that. i felt that. i thought that was right. but then when the obamas are living in the white house, i'm like maybe it doesn't fit right now. so i made a perm decision to stop -- personal decision to stop using that. i'm not going to tell others to not use it because i used it for a long time, and i understand the feeling of using it. you feel that you are attacking back and that you're taking their sort of flag and, you know, messing with themment -- them. i'm not sure that you are, i'm not sure that you are changing anything in using it in that way. but, um, it's

there was a chorus, like a barber shop quartet and i was singing in it but it was an infern chorus and i knew in the dream and when i woke up infernal meant hell, death all the things that infernal means and i woke up very upset that i was talking to these people and felt tainted by it, and it was time i felt strongly to leave that chorus. to stop having the interviews and to go home and have my say about them and what i saw them to be and what to have done. in a way it was a signal that i was ready to wind up the work in the field and go home and do -- and i also, you know, talk about i knew i couldn't clear my desk of those interviews, of them until i wrote the book. the dream about vatican's games, some of my books are a humor, sometimes it's a gallows humans and sometimes it's something else but vatican grapes was a sense of something nice and good and delicious and sensual -- >> and you describe yourself as antidotes. >> yes. i needed antidotes for myself and i needed ways of expressing antidotes of the destructiveness and evil that i was encountering and so i could make jokes abo

she's in the barber -- the beauty shop. i love it. you are our fan of the day.ere's the answer to today's trivia question. michael j fox changed his middle initial when he became an actor. the answer is a, he is michael a fox, it stands for andrew. there already a michael fox in the screen actors guild. he reportedly chose j after actor michael j. pollard, who michael j. fox went on to supersede in stardom many times over. >> we love him, don't we? >> i love him. we also love allison. >> thank you, love you back. if you have a question you might want to ask me, send it in. you'll find the link on our web site, myfoxdc.com. click on mornings and you'll find it there. send in your questions. >> cool. >>> speaking of cool, cool this afternoon. 53degrees. cold tonight. nice five-day forecast, lots of sunshine. seasonal temperatures. >> all right. >> what do you have, tony? >> chicken sandwich. chick-fil-a. >> did you run out to chick-fil- a? i got to go. bye, everybody. >> thanks for watching. see you tomorrow. wendy is next. captions by: caption colorado, llc. (800

barber. he works at scissors hair salon. he's charged with sexual abuse, sodomy. there may be more victims who went to the shop without an adult. if you have information, you are asked to call the howard county police. >>> new information about the halloween night shooting in georgetown that left a 17-year-old in critical condition. d.c. police chief says her department is closer to making an arrest in that case. she says investigators are still investigating the motive for the shooting. >> there's still investigative work that needs to be done to confirm all the leaks that have come out and speculation that came out that has not been confirmed. when i feel comfortable that what we are saying has been verified, i'll say it. i'm not going to say it before then. >> it was one of five shootings that happened on halloween night in the district. >>> investigators are trying to determine what sparked a fire in rockville. fire officials tell us there were no working smoke detectors inside. news 4's tracee wilkins reports the blaze left one woman dead and three in the hospital. >> reporter: these pictures taken by a n