>> lawrence: this is happening in every barber shop?rywhere and changing. >> lawrence: happening all over the country, guys. that was not diners i'm at in middle america talking with voters, that was in a barber shop and it is happening across the country and seeing same thing. >> brian: see what happens in voting booth. thanks, lawrence. don't move, rob sniyder is next and some say he is here now. >> steve: come on. ♪ (♪) when life spells heartburn... how do you spell relief? r-o-l-a-i-d-s rolaids' dual-active formula begins to neutralize acid on contact. r-o-l-a-i-d-s spells relief. i try to put my arm around any vet that i can. absolutely. at newday usa, that's what we're doing. we put our arm around the veterans. when i think of the veteran out there that needs to refi his home, he may want to purchase and we can help them and provide that financial solution for them and their families. it's a great, rewarding feeling. everybody in the company, they have that deference and that respect and that love for the veteran that makes this c

i want to talk about the fashion choices of this reporter who went to the barber shop.ut what to wear to the barber shop? did he decide should i wear the michael jordan shirt? maybe the vintage wu-tang shirt. do you think the price tag is still on the shirt? >> i can't believe i didn't notice that! [laughter] that is the most embarrassing... i'm so embarrassed for him! i have that -- i want to crawl inside my own body right now. who told you to wear that? or was it your own idea? >> greg: should he have not worn the sport coat, tyrus? >> no, no, no. he was right wearing the sports coat to remind everybody how white he is. listen, this is what happens when you work for cnn. >> greg: is that the look of a reporter -- yeah, cbs? >> i'm embarrassed! >> somebody told him, listen, you're going to go in a barber shop today so you need to blacken it up. we've got michael jordan. they like michael jordan, right? yeah, i think so. we'll go with michael jordan. what's the most neutral color they won't attack? white coat. they'll see jordan. they'll show respect, they'll get angry.

this video from just about an hour ago, a large police presence at exquisite barber shop in the willow glen neighborhood. it's located on brace avenue, right off lincoln. our cameras spotted about a dozen people sitting outside of the shop on the sidewalk as police searched inside. no word yet on any arrests or why this search warrant was served. okay, like it or not, it's that time again today was the first day of school for thousands of bay area students, including a bunch of students in san jose unified. nbc bay area's robert hanna joins us in san jose to tell us about some of the new rules and issues on campus. the first day of school for san jose unified the city's largest school district, as well as other districts, is always one of mixed emotions, excitement and addressing issues such as safet, stress and cell phones. students at lincoln high school in san jose got back to the campus routine pretty easily, but it's not easy coordinating staff and 1600 students for, say, school is always a little bit hectic with getting students to have their schedules delivered and picked up, an

. >> brian: he commented about what you were doing at barber shops, right? >> this is what the president, we have been going across chicago talking with folks about issues that matter to them. we went to a couple barbie shops, this is what the president reacted to. >> those are great people, they want safety. he wants to run his barber shop, those are hard-working people, they are strong and tough and know they are being conned by the democrats. you have corrupt political system in chicago. if you went to any barber shop in new york, in los angeles, any place you want to talk about, you're going to find same reaction. they are really upset and i watched mothers on your show this morning before we went on. so sad, they have given up on life. >> will: if you look at any poll, lawrence, anna >> ainsley: ain dollars ley, brian. >> brian: inflation is a separate category. >> will: separate from economy? we did talk about the economy, by the way. the harris-walz proposal on the economy, people need to fully understand what raising tax rates will do. >> brian: "was

investigators were searching exquisite barber shop there in willow glen on brace avenue. cameras spotted about a dozen people just kind of sitting outside on the sidewalk as police looked inside that store, i pulled up to la villa about an hour ago to come and get something to eat, and i pull up and i see the merge truck here, and they were on their loudspeaker saying, come out. police say the investigation is ongoing and are not releasing any other information. by 745 tonight, business was back to normal at that barbershop. the barbers told us off camera. the officers didn't tell him what they were there for and just left with no arrests. well, new video shows an arrest during an fbi raid at a san francisco towing company. it happened around 730 this morning at specialty towing on oakdale avenue, right near the bayview and china basin. neighbors say they heard loud flash bangs, then saw agents in swat gear rush into the offices. two people were arrested. they were both indicted, actually previously by a federal grand jury earlier this summer on charges of money launderin

it's kind of like the people i spoke to in the barber shops yesterday.y were fired up about some of the issues facing the country, and they had some thoughts that may surprise you, watch. >> everything you're hearing from the democrats are already things that they failed at over 30 years. >> blacks are struggling more than any other demographic. we got the highest prison rate. highest high school dropout rate. highest murder rate. what's in it for us? >> basically, most of us, i believe we voted democrat because that's what we was brought up to do, you know. did you go to the poll, they say vote democrat. vote democrat. but i don't really see no change that they say that they're doing. i think it's just, to me, a whole bunch of crap, to be honest. >> lawrence: definitely a shot across the bough when it comes to the democrats. this is supposed to be a core constituency. they also give republicans some advise, if you want to win their vote, this is how you do it. >> steve: indeed. >> there was a statistic out yesterday it looked at voters under the age of

will you be on the ground at barber shops, local communities, talking about the issues that matter to them? >> and i am going to be doing that i like that guy. and i like those people. i watched yesterday as you did it. you are doing fantastically, by the way. i watched yesterday as you did the interviews. those are great people. those are people who just want safety. they don't want much. he wants to run his barbershop. the people that are getting the hair cut thinking about maybe going there myself, i like the work. maybe they would make my hair look better. i would pay a lot of money to hair cut. they could make my hair look better. obviously those are great people. those are hard-looking people. they are strong, they are tough. and they know they are being conned by the democrats. you have a tough political system in chicago. look at the governor. the governor is an incompetent guy. he was thrown out of the family business. hyatt hotel. partners with them years ago on a job in new york. they threw him out of the business. i know the family very well. they threw him out because the

i decided to visit chicago barber shops to see how voters feel.watch. >> everything you are hearing from democrats are already things they failed at over 30 years. blacks are struggling, we have highest prison rate, highest murder rate. what's in it for us? >> most of us vote democrats, that is what we were brought up to do. you go to the poll, vote democrats democrat. i don't see a change. >> lawrence: when diners and barber shops say the same thing, people should be concerned. we have j.d. vance here live before the rally in north carolina with donald trump stressing national security. andrew yang will stop by, dana perino and rob snyder. we have a busy morning, see you in a bit. (♪) (♪) (♪) relax, you booked a vrbo. she grew up in a middle class home. she was the daughter of a working mom. and she worked at mcdonald's while she got her degree. kamala harris knows what it's like to be middle class. it's why she's determined to lower health care costs and make housing more affordable. donald trump has no plan to help the middle class, just more t

in addition, the alleged organizer made a special trip to the barber shop, where he collected hair, which he threw into the car after committing the crime. in this way he intended to divert suspicion from himself. the operation to detain especially dangerous criminals was led by the head of the regional headquarters of the ministry of internal affairs alexander richitsky. he carefully studied the personalities of the daring raiders. what can we say? to monitor the movements of collectors he used a variety of cars, every time he left the house, he left a mobile phone in the apartment so that it would not be identified by billing, and he also prepared false evidence, collected hair and cigarette butts in order to lead the police on a false trail, but krasnoyarsk investigators piece by piece reconstructed the events of the crime and determined the roles of everyone. member of a criminal trinity driving a car there was the organizer of this crime, his accomplices, one of whom was the performer whose role was the direct use of weapons in the commission of a crime and causing harm to the health

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last night at exquisite barber shop. this is on brace avenue near lincoln and willow glen.ties will only say a special operations team was serving a search warrant. one woman during was dining nearby, and she tells us what she saw. i pulled up to the villa about an hour ago to come and get something to eat, and i pull up and i see the merge truck here and they were on their loudspeaker saying, come out now! we did speak with barbers off camera, who told us police never explained why they were there. donald trump held more than an hour long press conference at his mar a lago home on thursday, and scott mcgrew he dared vice president kamala harris to do the same. yeah, i mean, it would be nice, right, to get a handle on harris's ideas and policies. she's running for president, after all. presumably some of them are different than president biden's. which one's not clear now. president trump did not leave the concept there. he called harris dumb in several different ways. he also got quite angry when a reporter pointed out he had not left mar a lago in several days, and that h

the academy barber shop on mission street gave free haircuts to help students prepare for school. they were done in partnership with several groups, including the latino task force and the street violence intervention program. the barber shop says the haircuts are a way to give back to the community and to provide school kids with some positive energy. >> the haircuts more than just a haircut, in our opinion. here at the academy, you spend time with somebody for at least 30 to 40 minutes. it's an exchange of energy. you never know how that could change somebody's life. >> the barbershop also gave out backpacks to school supplies and held a back to school raffle. >> next, at 530, a grand opening for months and $40 million later, the former hotel now making it easier for students to find housing. >> plus, president biden and vice president harris joining forces to cut costs to several major medicare drugs when the new prices begin and how much you could save. >> and a good omen for the economy. the new data suggesting interest rate cuts could be coming next month when we're young, w

setting fire to that barber shop? well, you know , barber shop?eef, you know, you got a dodgy haircut. we've all been there. we've all been there anyway. anyway, so one of the men used a hammer. he smashed through the shop, got in and set himself on fire. i mean, what a cretin, right? time to reveal his greatest fryston union jackass. we're gonna have to be quick with this, people. i'm afraid so, esther. who's your greatest? britain, please. >> so the police officers who won the discrimination case. because i think it's important to raise the alarm and not make our forces inferior in the name of some arbitrary metrics. >> rock on. okay. who's yours ? jonathan. >> the residents of beckenham who crowdfunded , a fee. how much who crowdfunded, a fee. how much is it ? is it? >> very good. >> very good. >> yeah, £3,000 for a street cleaner. >> a popular street cleaner on houday >> a popular street cleaner on holiday to visit relatives. i think in portugal now we have the company veolia and the council saying that that amounts to some kind of gift or ind

a new school year also calls for a new look, of course, and one barber shop in san francisco called thedemy is offering a great deal for parents in honor of back to school. >>>>we're giving back to our community. we're giving away free haircuts we're going to have a raffle. we're giving away backpacks and school supplies, and we're also having some pizza delivered >veronica>they're calling it cuts grubs and backpacks. what a great way to give back to the community. go get your free haircut if you want that deal ending at 4 p.m. today. okay so as your little ones head back to school, let's celebrate you. we want to share pictures that you sent to us on air and online. just use the hashtag kpix and you might just see your student pop up on air here. also, it's not just about the littles. we want to see those students that are going back to college or starting university as well developing right now, five people are facing charges in connection to the death of matthew perry, the beloved actor from the series friends. perry was found dead in his hot tub last year in october drug testing sho

. >> fresh cut for the first week of school, the academy barber shop in san francisco's crocker neighborhood. making sure the kids head back to school feeling confident. and ready to learn. >> haircuts, more than just a hair cut in our opinion here at the academy, he spent time with somebody finally starting 40 minutes. this exchange of energy. never not somebody's life. >> in addition to the cuts, the academy served pizza for families who were there. they held a raffle and gave out school supplies. sharp. >> the giants in blue moon brewing are partnering up to celebrate a rare blue moon happening across the country at monday's game against the white sox. still have pre-game blue moon sampling at the coors light bar in right field during the 5th inning. fans can enjoy a special five-dollar discount for a 16 ounce can of blue moon and after the game they're hosting a blue moon drone show to end the night. >> i this one's interesting of the bay area. now home to the first fda approved dental robot in the country. young me is the me guides dental surgeons as they conduct in plan procedures at p

houston's office building is an incubator for small businesses, including a barber shop. surveillance video shows these guys breaking into one of the offices at about two in the morning on saturday. total loss and damage is at least $120,000, with high end cameras, speakers, laptops and cash among the items taken. >> how can a small business recover from that when we're already hurting? right? we were shut down from covid. we weren't making that much money. now we're back up and this happens. >> i would hope that we could get those response times down. >> author jennifer palka came face to face with a burglar in her home recently. he was arrested days later by oakland police after he returned to the neighborhood on the other hand, it was frustrating that they weren't able to respond to me for about 48 hours. >> i totally understand their frustration, councilmember dan cobb says it's not always possible for police to respond immediately to calls. sometimes there's so many things going on at the same time that it's hard for them to get to get to a certain place right away,

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it takes no account of the assurances that were given a barber shop that nato would not expand one inch eastward. it gives no account to russia's legitimate concerns about nato nuclear tipped missiles, just a few 100 miles from moscow on ukrainian territory. this is a demand for capitulation to demand and capitulation. and that's why so many major countries are not going to participate here. we're just going to jump in here, we're going to go to a hard break, and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on nato state with our team the what is this? think of the content and devices. oh, shall we interact with the rest of the world? we're going to relate to the wind in terms of donations on in terms of tray. i'm sure it's a month to define what she wants for lifted. assets. not define are soft contr. africa must define ourselves critically. the cause of your guys, no choice, but to move forward. for when she, when the acceptance that i'm here to plan with you, whatever you do, do not walk to my new shells. seriously. why watch something that's so different. whitelisted old opi

. >> rachel: the guy owns a barber shop, that said tips were higher back then.he '80s prosecute peru, he told me, we were deciding, we were going to go to venezuela and something happened they could not do that and immigrated to the united states. he said, we're so happy we did that, we are,a fr,a frayed we m turn into venezuela. hispanics feel they are part of the working class. >> steve: i'll bet he loved no taxes on tip. >> lawrence: tip is a tip. a lot of guys are independent contractors, their own businessmen. >> rachel: i met elderly people coming out of the grocery store. donald trump trying to appeal to them with no tax on -- social security. >> steve: all right. >> brian: we move ahead, trump holds an hour-long press conference yftz and vice president harris took questions for 60 seconds after dodging the press for 18 days. >> lawrence: aishah hasnie asked the former president some questions and she's live at palm beach now. hi. >> i should have asked him if he plays the clarinet. yeah, so trump was trying to prove that he is the most t transparent and

we've got to go to the barber shops, to the beauty salons.e've got to go where our community and the population is to say succinct, to stay on message and again as frata, you know, said, you know, in regards to stand with the younger adults. we've got to understand what that social media platform looks like. as dr. ward said, i may not understand tiktok or instagram, but i need to work with our community and with our youth that do because they have a language, and we have to speak to their language and in terms that makes sense to that demographic and that population. >> question? >> good morning. -- or afternoon, i don't know we are in time. i want to reiterate what the brother said in front of me. the information that's been provideed is information overload. once again, it's like add eating a good meal. but as i was coming down the 95 coor, do i was listening to a podcast related to black men engaging other black men who are supporting the nondemocracy platform of candidates. and what that conversation would look like. and i found myself c

nonetheless i think that commentary and barber shop is very interesting what the guys said.ally was. >> thank as lot. seeing you all the time from the convention. stuart: university of lincoln, nebraska, closing dei offices. lauren: yeah, the school office of diversity and inclusion dissolved and $320,000 year position of vice chancellor for dei will be eliminated. the university says it has to work right now to increase school enrollment and then have graduates stay and work in the state of nebraska. follows florida and texas that banned dei at public colleges. you know, when you're trying to increase enrollment and the cost of the office is $800,000 of your budget, you reallocate the money. stuart: thank you, lauren. coming up, dhs watch dog says over the last five years, ice has lost track of more than 32,000 unaccompanied migrant children. that was under harris' watch. she was the border czar. we take it on for you. in just one month, harris campaign raised nearly $500 million. how does trump stack up against that? madison alworth has the numbers, next. tamra, izzy and e

larry: barber shops. >> don't say regulations are bad, here how is it is bad and it is costing. >> 100% we'll go for it liz peek, steve forbes thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. larry: coming up pure appeasement, seems to be harris-walz plan to deal with iran. -- biden-harris plan to deal with iran, we'll talk about it with senator joni ernst next on crowd kudlow stickw around. lo o. (marci) i'm sorry. (luke) we've got seventeen thousand more parks to visit. [marci screams] (luke) we bring you the best neighborhood info. (marci) ding dong (luke) homes-dot-com. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance! -it's a little pill with a ♪ ♪ big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seeee, ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects may include ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudde

a question that a lot of people who get in touch with us here @gbnews ask themselves about barbers shopsops, chicken shops. what specifically prompted you to make this video? >> yeah, thank you so much for having me on. >> so i was on reading high street, which is where i'm currently living. >> i'm originally from bolton and i just noticed on one street it's called i think it's called smelly alley originally, for some reason , he said. some reason, he said. >> and there's just shop after shop after shop selling phone repairs and vapes. >> very cheap phones as well, suspiciously cheap phones. and so i thought, i can't be the only one realising this is a bit suspicious. i don't know what's going on exactly, but you know the free market shows there should be competition there shouldn't be this amount of shops, 20 shops selling the same thing and a lot of them are empty most of the time as well. it's incredibly suspicious. >> and so you put this out as a question on social media. you had a huge response . how many had a huge response. how many people interacted? >> yeah, around a million imp

after people who own barber shops and hair salons. people that should fall under that $400,000 threshold but under biden, oh, no. they are going after them all. she should have said to him, we're not going to hire those 87,000 irs agents, but she didn't do that, so liz, what we know, she has said that she would let the trump tax cuts expire. the 2017 tax cuts. she's going to let those expire. that will be the largest tax increase on american citizens in our history, so she is a big tax, big spender sort of girl, and i don't expect her to change her ways. liz: you know, voters are rejecting incumbent parties. eight out of 10 us voters think we're on the wrong track. that's the most since the 2008 financial crisis. there's been criticism of donald trump that he needs to stay on message. he needs to stay on policies and not start to criticize kamala harris about her identity or rallies because voters are starting to see through kamala harris and the spin. you know, she's trying to claim she's a transformative change agent four years in t

. >> lawrence: and i decided to visit a couple of chicago's barber shops to see how voters across theity feel. watch. >> groceries are too high. taxes are too high. gas is too high. >> black men are particularly like to work with their hands. they like to drive trucks. you know, those are jobs that, you know, an illegal can come in and underbid him with third world prices. >> lawrence: powerful stuff there. vice presidential nominee j.d. vance will join us. >> brian: "fox & friends" starts right now. that's what j.d. vance looks like when he is smiling. ♪ >> ainsley: we start this hour with a fox news alert. protesters burning american flags, and israeli flags outside of the israeli consulate in chicago yesterday. as dozens of protesters were marching through the city. >> steve: extra security measures are now being put in place as as more protests are expected today. they don't that to happen again. >> brian: steve harrigan is in chicago. steve, what do you think? >> steve: brian, more than 70 arrests overnight in front of the israeli consulate. these are protesters who were clearly

houston's office building is an incubator for small businesses, including a barber shop. surveillance video shows these guys breaking into one of the offices at about two in the morning. on saturday. total loss and damage is at least $120,000, with high end cameras, speakers, laptops and cash among the items taken. >> how can a small business recover from that when we're already hurting? right? we were shut down from covid. we weren't making that much money. now we're back up and this happens. i would hope that we could get those response times down. >> author jennifer pahlka came face to face with a burglar in her home recently. he was arrested days later by oakland police after he returned to the neighborhood. >> i totally understand their frustration. on the other hand, it was frustrating that they weren't able to respond to me for about 48 hours, councilmember dan kalb says. >> it's not always possible for police to respond immediately to calls. >> sometimes there's so many things going on at the same time that it's hard for them to get to get to a certain place right

[applause] >> lawrence: guys, one thing that i hear you saw the barber shops, you hear it in the diners economy. consistently it's the number one issue for voters. is that ainsley laughing? >> ainsley: i'm sorry, brian is making fun of my body language. because look, i am -- we're all exhausted because we watched every freakin' speech and it lasted so long. lawrence, you know what i'm feeling. >> brian: he left. he's gone. he is just gone. >> lawrence: no, i'm still here. >> ainsley: are you flying back this morning? >> lawrence: well, yeah, i'm flying back after the show i'm going home to texas because i have had enough. >> ainsley: you need some momma's cooking. >> lawrence: i need some real america. [laughter] >> brian: don't come back to new york for real america. absolutely. >> ainsley: get away from the dems. >> brian: do you know who does not like texas, will? >> will: that is a step too far. that is a step too far. i am texas. kamala harris is attempting to toughen her border stance, stressing that she has taken on cartels and knows how to tighten security. >> brian: but, the mo

i used to go to diners and barber shops.iversal thing that they were going to vote for trump and they could not vote for biden. that is not the same anymore. it the pressure of being the first, historical nature of it. one thing that outline voters told me is that things aren't going right right now with the country. they don't feel good. the economy has breaked them. the question is can donald trump make this election about the green. instead of the back and forth about who is going to be the first here at the top of the presidency. if he can make it about green, i think he can change this election completely, guys. >> steve: lawrence, you are in chicago, i was down in texas over the weekend for the baptism of my grandson. i was talking to somebody who is a democrat. i was talking to them how they saw the state of the race right now. they said look, i'm a young person. and everything costs more. and i don't -- you know, i think if kamala harris is another four or eight years of joe biden, i can't afford that. and this perso

you need to first back-to-school haircut of the year and the academy barber shop in san francisco helped out they're in the crocker neighborhood. and as you can see, they made sure the kids were going to school feeling confident and ready to learn. we got a chance to talk with barbara. josh marquez about why he feels connecting with kids is so important. >> haircuts, more than just a hair cut in our opinion here at the academy, he spent time with somebody finally starting 40 minutes. this exchange of energy. you never know how change somebody's life. >> in addition to the cuts, the academy served pizza for families. they held a raffle and they gave out school supplies. >> we're going to take a break here at 7.11, but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, local business owners in the south bay are fed up with break-ins. we spoke with one owner who is considering closing up shop. also ahead, 70 criminal cases have just been dismissed in san francisco. why the district attorneys faulting the courts. not trying people in a timely manner. z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new

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the academy barber shop in san francisco crocker, neighborhood made sure that kids as they go back tody to learn. and we got a chance to talk with the barber. josh mark west on why connecting with kids this way is so important. >> haircuts, more than just a hair cut in our opinion here at the academy, he spent time with somebody finally starting 40 minutes. this exchange of energy. you never know somebody's life. >> in addition to the cuts, the academy's served pizza for the families that were there and also gave out schools. plus, got a good on first day of school. all right. don't go anywhere. we still have another hour of news together here on kron 4 this afternoon. >> including this story that we're watching crime, progress and significant arrests. oakland's top cop sharing the direction his department is taking and he's only 3 months into the job. plus, governor gavin newsom visiting the bay area to put pen to paper when it comes to tackling smash-and-grabs car thefts in shoplifting. we'll see what he plans to change. now. i'm justine waldman. kron for news at 3. it's next. >> no

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the academy barber shop in san francisco as neighborhood. make sure that kids heading back to school felt confident and ready to learn with some new hair cuts here. and we got a chance to talk with the barber. josh marquez about why connecting with kids this way is so important. >> haircuts, more than just a hair cut in our opinion here at the academy, he spent time with somebody finally starting to 40 minutes. this exchange of energy. you never know somebody's life. >> in addition to the cuts, the academy also serve some pizza and i gave out school supplies looking good kids. all right. coming up next here at 3, a former heavyweight champion is changing his plea in what's being called a vigilante shooting spree. and kamala harris continues on the campaign trail. we'll go live see. >> for the more on her latest plan to boost the economy. >> course, your local election headquarters and we 81 days away from the presidential election. the candidates are beginning to share more about their plans if they're elected. and our washington corresponde

it's an old barber shop. yeah it's about 15ft by 15ft. yeah. an earthquake. >> there you go. let's knock on wood. that it doesn't happe come for the music. stay for the etch a sketch art. michael mcnevin and the spokes. thank you so much. well, i'm going to cut you loose, because here's the deal. you all are going to play us out here in about 40s. so we'll let you get back in place so we can hear you. thank you. thank you so much. wow. incredible, michael mcnevin and the spokes. they have done a great job of entertaining this crowd. it has grown throughout the hour, plus that we have been here. as i said, it is we are still in the middle of summer. we have a lot of zip trip left. and our next stop is way up in the north bay mill valley. we are coming for you. your next zip trip on august 16th, starting here at 9:00. but we are going to take things right back to the east bay. and i have to tell you, frank and sal, i know we've all been here, just, you know, through i mean, look, the three of us grew up here in the bay area. now, just nod for me.

the academy barber shop in san francisco crocker, neighborhood did that for them so that they would feell and confident going into the new school year. and we got a chance to talk with barbara. josh marquez about why it's so important to connect with kids. >> haircuts more than just a hair cut in our opinion here at the academy, he spent time with somebody finally starting 40 minutes. this exchange of energy. you never know somebody's life. >> and in addition to the cuts, the academy served pizza for families and they had raffles and they gave out some school supplies too happy new school year to you. if you're finishing up your first week. >> all right. it's 8.11 right now. and still ahead, local business owners in this to color. san jose neighborhood are fed up with break-ins. they talked to the police about what they can do about it. >> and soon if you go through tsa at sfo, you won't need to show your driver's license. apple and google getting into the travel business. explain. coming up in a live rep >> it's 14 right now and a new pilot program in california could make or airport ex

the academy barber shop in san francisco helped they're in the neighborhood. they made sure that kids, phil, it's cool and confident and look the way they wanted to start the school year. we got a chance to talk with one of the virus. josh marquez on line connecting with kids is so important. >> haircuts, more than just a hair cut in our opinion here at the academy, he spent time with somebody finally starting 40 minutes. this exchange of energy. you never know how change somebody's life. >> yeah, isn't that great? and look at all this stuff. in addition to the cuts, the academy gave pizza to families that came there. they had a raffle and they handed out school supplies. >> well, speaking of back to school health story here, researchers are finding that students who are chronically absent from school are much more likely to be struggling with mental health challenges. emotional symptoms among teen girls were especially linked with missing a lot of school time. one solution is to have constant check ins with your kids if they're missing school in order to offe

the academy barber shop in san francisco and a neighborhood make insurers that kids are on fleek. they say that anymore. never mind. anyway. feeling covenant feel ready? learn hair is not in the way. >> we got a chance to talk with barbara. josh marquez on why connecting with kids is so important. hp>> haircuts, more than just a hair cut in our opinion here at the academy, he spent time with somebody finally starting 40 minutes. this exchange of energy. never not attend somebody right? >> james is trying again looking fly. i don't know. all in any event. sometimes want the hair out of your way or you want to make a statement any other way. it's good for the academy served pizza, too. for families that went there and gave out school supplies >> all right. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, local business owners in the san jose neighborhood are fed up with the break-ins. we speak with one business owner who is considering closing doors for good. meanwhile, 70 criminal cases have been dismissed in san francisco. why the district attorney is faulting the courts for not trying pe

i want to talk about the fashion choices of this reporter who went to the barber shop. >> so cat, howo we you think he's spent trying to figure out what to wear to the barber shopth? like, did he decide, should i wear the michael jordan shirt? maybe have al jo vintage wu-tang shirt? >> do you think he did? irt.do you think the price tag s still on the shirts? t >> oh, i can't believe i didn't notice that. >> yeah, that is the most embarrassing. t to oh, i'm so embarrassed forinside how i that second hat. like, i want to crawl inside my own body right now. you know, it was actually really,or was he who dl >> who told you to wear that? yeah. it was your own idea. shouldd e no he have not worn that sport coat. >> iris. >>t the street? body how no, no, no. he. he was right. wearing a sports coat to remind everybody how whitwhite sten, e. listen, this is what happens when you work for cnn.ye >> hey, that's a look. is that a local reporter that scene yet? >> cbs just barash. yeah, but it literally emb some told him like, listen, you're going to go in the barbershop today. yeah they t. you n

want to understand the black community, go to the black, particularly black men, go to the black barber shop. and you're going to hear everything every opinion, and there's no holds-barred. there's no editing nationwide. there is one issue that's still trump's every other, and that's affordability. and said this on your show before. it's not inflation nobody understands that theory behind it. what they care about is the price of food and fuel, housing and healthcare the second issue and it's still trailing is immigration, but it's broader than just what's happening in the border is a sense of safety, security, and whether we're in control of the people in our country for younger women, the top issue is abortion. does is your focus group showed the idea for younger women that no one tells them what they must do is a big deal. and that's going to bring them to the polls and everything else. so security tips on on taxes, on tips, none of that matters it's those three issues that are going to have the biggest impact on election day i think more broadly, one of the things that you're touching on

by being involved, taking the information back to not only to our sororities, our churches and barber shops, other organizations and other groups so they can be engaged and informed and we can be the conduit to say if you have questions, come to us. come to us. we're here. we're available, we'll rarely get on a phone call, rarely send out a communication and we all typically have some form of communication where anyone can subscribe to to get newsletters, weekly updates to hear what are the facts so we can then dissuade those who are being led by misinformation. >> i think what -- people are rightfully skeptical of overtly people coming to them and that's why it's important that we have, you know, trusted community validaters, people it's not their job to kind of view talking points, but just to share factual information because you can share the new york times article that's been fact checked times over and all of these news sources, but that's why you see such an effort on the other side to-- often the work of anti-democracy candidate to attack the press so they can erode, further erode t

when the streets are excited, when you're going in the grocery store and the hair salon and the barber shop and people are talking, they are excited, we had so much energy coming out of the convention, people are still talking about the convention, there's not a day that goes by that multiple people ask me, how was it in person? because it looked so exciting on television. so the energy is real. now we just have to make sure that we carry that energy on into the election. my 22-year-old son has received four mailers in the last week from the donald trump campaign. so what it says is that they aren't leaving anything to chance. for as much as we have excitement, we've got to take it directly to the people. that's the way we did it in '21, that's the way we did it in '22 and that's the way we did it in '20 and that's why we were able to send warnock and ossoff and the biden-harris administration to washington, d.c. >> such an important reminder. the convention was really exciting for everybody, but there is a lot of work ahead. i love the street don't lie. thank you so much, keisha lance bott

. >> went to the barber shop.osed with stage iv liver cancer in 2021. >> i was devastated. i was like, i have so much life to live. i wanted to see my daughter grow up, get married, have children. >> michael: travis soon found himself in a position he'd helped so many through before. he needed a liver transplant to beat the cancer. >> it was a roller coaster of emotions. it didn't feel real at first. >> reporter: his daughter and ex-wife never leaving his side. >> he said, i think i'm gonna make it. his passion to be here for his daughter i truly believe made him beat this horrible disease. >> she motivated me. she'd make me pancakes and checked on me. >> you never could tell anything was wrong. lot of times your attitude is 90% of your diagnosis. so i knew he was gonna do great. he always has such a positive attitude about it. >> michael: this past march, nearly three years after his cancer diagnosis, travis received the call he'd been waiting for. >> got a match. told my partner, i was like, hey, i gotta go. >>

. >> protesters there throwing petrol bombs at police cars, at barber shops, at fast food outlets. well, nearly 400 arrests have been made in the last week, with dozens of police officers being injured, as well as shops, cars and homes being damaged. right across the uk . across the uk. >> birmingham. let's look at birmingham. birmingham last night tensions very high there. video from social media shows a crowd of muslim men gathering to protect their mosque . protect their mosque. >> well, let's get the thoughts now. the deputy editor at the spectator, freddie grey, good morning to you , freddie, gosh, morning to you, freddie, gosh, you know , what's the way that you know, what's the way that we're going to resolve this problem ? because it feels as problem? because it feels as though we have a more divided country than ever. i don't think we're quite perhaps where elon musk says we are at civil war levels. but there is a lot of, well, there's no love lost between certain factions , is there? >> well, what's the way to fix law and order when it breaks down is to re—establish law a

islamic center, they stab two sudanese nationals on way and they burnt out and attacked shops and premises of kurdish barbers. and uh an asian uh supermarket in san die roe, so the state when politicians use immigration for votes, how they must send people to rwanda in order ease uh immigration in britain, in belfast on saturday we had a leading member of this racist uh fascist grouping, is a convicted terrorist killer involved in a mob that... beat a catholic irish nationalist to death, i believe, in 1982, and we had someone from kulack in dublin, and they burnt down the refugee center there uh several weeks ago, they stood with aris tricolors and the british uh butchers even side by side and united fascism, i'm one of the people leading the irish delegation, it's a convicted pedophile uh and there are suggestions. that his wife is foreigner, so we have criminal elements to the forefront, and what we are witnessing is that the lakes of uh of the people leading the far rate movement in england and ireland are being financed by the zanist lobby. the zanas lobby wants uh islam and christianity to be at war wit