barber chair. i'm sam ford. that >> a police shooting that left an innocent bystander hurt started with a pellet gun. >> that's the new revelation today from police. this all started they say with a call for an armed robbery on m.l.k. avenue. d.c. bureau chief sam ford is live there at the scene. he's got the new details on the suspects in the robbery and the young man who was wounded while he was inside a barber shop getting a haircut. sam? >>yes, leon barbers say that the 22-year-old man was excited because he was going to be having a job interview with the postal service today and wanted to look his best. but then trouble came up martin luther king avenue and stopped here in the 2400 block. >> so we hear pow. hear the gun go off. bullet came through the door. >> john at next level cuts showed us how a customer was shot in the behind in the barber chair after a police officer fired at two fleeing suspects running past the shop. one who dropped this gun as he fled. even so at the shop, they're cal

shop and struck a person inside the barber shop. that person has what i have been told is a nonserious gunshot wound and has been transported but i don't know any more than that right now. >> this is a very busy part of martin luther king jr. avenue and coming up at 5:00 we'll tell you more about this shocking shooting that happened a few doors down. back to you. >> in prince george's county a dump truck driver is facing charges after police say that he intentionally hit two cruisers. the police officers were not in the cars at the time at woodmore town center in glenarden. kevin lewis is live at the mall there with more on the investigation. good thing they weren't in those cars, kevin? >> absolutely leon. intentionally, the word you used, that's the key here because police say this was no accident. the white g.m.c. dump truck it rammed into that white prince george's county police cruiser, a crown victoria obviously. it was no match for the dump truck. the roof and the trunk ripped almost off of the car. now, shortly before noon,

that barberer shop is where the man was shot. in i spoke to the man and he had no idea anything was happening until he had been shot. it all happened at 12 noon today, police got a call for a robbery robbery on martin king junior avenue near lucas heights. they followed the suspects and they jumped from the car and fled. one of the suspects drew a handgun and the cop fired a single shot and it missed him and went through the hourair of a man getting a cut. police recovered the gun and all three suspects were arrested. the barber in the shot told me no one else was hurt and the person who was shot is facing life-threatening injuries. you may be hearing some of the crowd in the background showing up and they're angry at police angry another person has been shot on the disof d.c. >>> we are keeping a close eye on temperatures. >> temperatures that could take a dangerous dripip and could make the sidewalks even more dangerous. >>> good evening. it's not just the temperatures the winds. when you factor in winds we're dealing with zero

>> so they may take barber call maybe twice a week. so they will have a clean shaven face and then go a couple days, three days, and then go back to the barber facility. >> are you saying they're completely clean shaven? >> i am saying they are -- what is clean shaven? some would say a razor shave looks -- >> clean shaven is somebody like you. >> i would say that's -- i have got a fairly dense hair but that's the appearance immediately after. >> and that would satisfy the medical problem? >> that's correct. >> to be shaved that closely? >> that's right. the doctors prescriptions invariably are getting a clipper shave and that brings a second point up, your honor, the policy's rationale is follow doctor's orders and we think that is fundamentally of a different nature than a religious reason because the eighth amendment law of deliberate indifference and the like admits of no countervailing security interest that come into play. our policy is we follow doctor's orders and that's the end of the matter. under the medical -- >> are you tel

there was this barber shop there. i spoke with the barber today. he said, i have no enemies. there's no way this was me. the overall feeling is that this was targeted at the naacp, but i think it's important to mention that there hasn't been official word yet saying that the naacp office there was the direct target. >> we should also say the naacp itself has been relatively cautious about all this. yesterday they were sort of tamping down any speculation that it might have been of a political nature. they continue to do their work. jesse paul, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> more on the latest developments in today's terror attack in paris, next. >>> there are conflicting reports at this hour on whether french authorities currently have two of the suspects in today's attack in their custody. earlier in the hour, pete williams told me he heard from some u.s. officials that one of the suspects had been killed, the remaining two were taken into custody. while other u.s. officials are saying that's not what they've been told. french authorities won't say. there's reports t

a bullet went through the window of a barber shop and hit the bystander inside. all three suspects, though are now in custody. slick roads are being investigated as a possible cause of an early morning crash that left a man dad in glenn bernie. this happened around 2:15 in the morning on route 50 not far from i-97, rather. the crash shut down the entire roadway for a few hours and the traffic is allowed to get through for the morning rush. so far, police say they have not released the victim's name. time now for a check of the traffic situation for the evening. bob emler at his post at the traffic center. how is it looking, bob? >> leon we have a bit of a normal rush hour today on the beltway on the inner loop as you come up from the dulles toll road we're bogging down getting to 270 now. 66 is quite slow headed west. no incident. not doing badly on i-95 traveling southbound. slow in woodbridge and then beyond that, it's running pretty well most of the way to stafford and beyond towards fredricksburg. doing pretty well this afternoon headed southbound. take a loo

the officers had no intention of shooting the man inside the barber shop. it started just after 12 noon today at 34r tin luther king jr. avenue along congress heights and they chased the car from anacostia where the three expects jumped and flood on foot. one others fired a single shot missing a suspect. that shot accidentally went through the door of next level cuts and accidentally hit his hip. the handgun was all three suspects arrested. the man who was shot is facing non-life-threatening injuries expected to be okay. this is the sect non-life-threatening injury where police shot and killed a man who offend fire on them. this shooting by all accounts and witnesses, the officer had no intention of man in said the. in the package, you may have seen the child and no indication there was a child in the car at the time of the chase. >>> one police cruiser crushed, another damaged. investigators say the driver who did it wanted tz to harm police officers. it was a wild day at glenarden, maryland. the dump truck driver excellently rammed their cruisers did this

there was this barber shop there. i spoke with the barber today. he said, i have no enemies.here's no way this was me. the overall feeling is that this was targeted at the naacp, but i think it's important to mention that there hasn't been official word yet saying that the naacp office there was the direct target. >> we should also say the naacp itself has been relatively cautious about all this. yesterday they were sort of tamping down any speculation that it might have been of a political nature. they continue to do their work. jesse paul, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> more on the latest developments in today's terror attack in paris, next. you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. introducing... a pm pain reliever that dares t intr all the way until... the am. new aleve pm the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. in my world, wall isn't a street... return on investment isn't the only return i'm looking f

there was this barber shop there. i spoke with the barber today. he said i have no enemies.here's no way this was me. the overall feeling is that this was targeted at the naacp, but i think it's important to mention that there hasn't been official word yet saying that the naacp office there was the direct target. >> we should also say the naacp itself has been relatively cautious about all this. yesterday they were sort of tamping down any speculation that it might have been of a political nature. they continue to do their work. jesse paul thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> more on the latest developments in today's terror attack in paris, next. ht at the site of pain. wherever it is. advil stops pain right where it starts. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. can't say thank you enough. you have made my life special by being apart of it. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks again my friends. for everything for all your help. through all life's milestones our trusted advisors are with you every step of the way. congratulati

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

. >> police are looking for a killer who was stabbed to death inside a lehigh valley barber shop. >> reporter: schuylkill slowing from 202 to gulph mills because of an accident we have from an overturned vehicle. i'll have the latest on the accident when "action news" comes right back. >> welcome back you're taking a live look down the shore into atlantic city. 6:15 30 degrees, nice and clear now, but snow in the offing for the this evening. >> it's slick in spots but it's hard to figure out where. >> reporter: you look at the roads, many of us drove to work with no problem at all. the trouble you get one little area of black ice with temperatures below freezing that's when you get slipping. the latest accident is at schuylkill eastbound at gulph mills. it was at the end of the on ramble on to the schuylkill blocking lanes last time i showed you that scene. it's slow from past 202 to gulph mills. i would use caution on the ramps and overpasses. let's look at the other problems in the area. here's the accident at that cleared. we have icy conditions reported at east 12th avenue and ry

billy runs the barber shop in town. lincoln goes to the barber shop frequently. you know, lincoln, he love stories, loves telling jokes. where else would he hang out but the barbershop? you've got to figure. more than that, he was a good friend of billy and when lincoln becomes a lawyer, he does legal work for billy. the record is sketchy here guys, but the legal work might have been pro bono. billy cut a deal with this guy in town, a rich guy. the deal was this. the rich guy said, billy, i will give you the title to a couple of very valuable lots in springfield, if you will give me a lifetime of free haircuts. i will try that at supercuts next time. then the guy up and dies. he lost the deeds to the lots. he takes the deeds to lincoln and says, can you help me figure this out? this is no small thing. lincoln really has to work to get billy's land rights reinstated. lincoln had a close regard for this man. billy knows the lincoln children very well. billy writes letters to lincoln, says tell the boys their pet dog is ok. and when lincoln died, billy walked in the

also known as billy the barber.ly the barber traveled to springfield about the time lincoln moved there, maybe a couple years before. the best scholarship we have got is it seems to have been somewhere around 1831, 1832. at this point, lincoln is not a lawyer yet, but he has studied law. by all accounts, billy runs the barber shop in town. lincoln goes to the barber shop frequently. you know lincoln he love stories, loves telling jokes. where else would he hang out but the barbershop? you've got to figure. more than that, he was a good friend of billy and when lincoln becomes a lawyer, he does legal work for billy. the record is sketchy here guys but the legal work might have been pro bono. billy cut a deal with this guy in town, a rich guy. the deal was this. the rich guy said, billy, i will give you the title to a couple of very valuable lots in springfield. and i will get free haircuts. i will try that it's supercuts time. then the guy up and dies. he takes the deeds to lincoln and says, can you help me figure th

nadine barber al jazeera. >>> to china now where state media say up to 100,000 dairy farmers are leavingustry every year. prices began to fall after a big rise in milk production in australia and the united states last year. adrian brown visited a province one of the hardist hit. >> reporter: this is a farmer with a lot on her mind. a year ago, encouraged by china's growing thirst for milk, she decided to expand her dairy farm and borrowed more than $300,000. just 12 months on there has been a dramatic turn around caused by the deepening slump in dairy prices. >> translator: now i feel no one drinks milk anymore. we can't sell it at all, because the dairy farms have stopped buying. >> reporter: for her the priority now is reducing her costs. like the high-quality feed she imports from australia. two weeks ago she sold 100 of her 500 cows. >> translator: each cow is like a child to me. every time one is sent to the slaughter house, my heart is broken. i don't want to talk about it. truly. i'm so sad. >> reporter: but she does have one new customer. a local garden center which buys at a he

at louisville. >> triple fades, double fades. >> that's my favorite barber in here. think he might be the best one. >> for campbell, most cuts are routine and remind him of his life on the outside. but occasionally he's called upon to groom inmates from a special wing of the jail. >> that's horrible. i'm sorry to hear that. >> this dorm is dorm 7. it's a single-cell dorm. it's a 23-hour lockdown. which means they're in the cell 23 hours in the day, 1 hour out during the day, and it's a noncompliance psych dorm. >> today sergeant dejarnette will escort dorm cell inmate anthony politi to the gym. >> i was out there the other day. there were so many people out there. it was really cold. >> politi is in the dorm while psychiatric staff continue to monitor and evaluate his state of mind and medication, though he is currently considered to be stable. this will be politi's first haircut in the 3 1/2 months that he's been at louisville metro. >> come on, big cat. got your arm band? get that for me. slide that on there. >> politi has been charged and pled not guilty to murder

julia barber? >> good afternoon. i have laryngitis, [indiscernible] talking to my mother on the phone and she was in the midwest. this thing moves fast or i got it over the phone. i am eric brooks, i am the sustainability chair for the same for cisco marine party and courtney local [indiscernible] our city worked on these issues for the last decade and i have to say for the first time in 13 years that i've been working on issues in city hall, i'm pleased to be able to actually,. and acknowledge this corporation for working with the community and doing something the community asked them to do. on health issues. that is pretty impressive and they should be thanked for that. however, there are things we still need to get and stay on top of to make sure what happens is proper. first of all, it is pretty much an outrage that the staff and planning department said there was no need for supplemental environmental impact report on this and if you as an agency can hire a private contractor or a different agency in the future

was hit in his leg inside the international barber federation on the 1500 blue of germantown avenue. the victim is an employee at that barber shop and so far no arrests have been made tonight. >>> husband of the missing mount laurel woman is facing murder charges. twenty-eight year-old kyle crosby is being held on 1.2 million-dollar bail tonight. police say evidence links him to erika crippen crosby's murder even though her body is still missing. she was last seen with her husband at a cherry hill restaurant at the end of december. crosby was arrested last night. police say he traveled through maryland and delaware over the past five days. >>> a serial robber is on the loose in philadelphia a. he has hit ten places and police say he is getting more violent with each crime. the tonight they know who they are looking for, but they need your help. sharrie williams joins us from a mcdonald's, that the suspect robbed in overbrook park sharrie? >> reporter: and shirleen, this is two of three businesses that he has hit in the last two days. this one at 7500 block of city avenue, city line a

. >> the colorado springs gazette reports that the bomb went off behind the barber shop on the oppositet tell you anything? >> well it just opens up a lot of possibilities. that's why i say it's early in the investigation because you never know where the investigations will lead. the obligation of the people investigating it is to follow the evidence. you don't know what motive is. you don't know any specific and detailed information enough to be definitive about it. >> don't most people who do hate crimes with this wouldn't they have put a message somewhere? wouldn't it be for them to make a statement and we don't have anything like that yet. >> yes, that's commonly done and there's no concise statement about whether there was any message, indication, or anyone who wanted to take credit for it. and then there's also the possibility of the lone-wolf type of scenario someone with a personal grievance and is carrying out these type of terroristic acts. >> the barber who runs the shop was there when the explosive device went off. listen to how he describes it. >> i heard a tremendous explo

. >> it is like picking the barber with the bad haircut. >> it is a great analogy. >> the barber with the bad haircut knows whatnot to do. he has been wrong on climate change. i think this is not really a pope. this is a grad student. >> that's fiewn. guy i think the pope is right. i think we don't pay enough attention to women. >> i didn't see that coming. >> women need to lean in more. >> no. you have to put your foot in the door. you push yourself in. he is like no, men, step aside. that's what i like. stop interruptiing me. >> andy you know what this pope is? >> the leader of the catholic church? >> no, a tv pope. a pope written by aaron sorkin. everything he is talking about is progressively advanced. i will say women's rights and go with climate change. i will talk about free markets are bad. he is an aaron sorkin pope. >> that's a theory. i will take this occasion to disagree with my colleague. you can have it both ways. saying women will look at things from a different perspective is not em paw -- empathetical, but have you different experiences because of your gender because

. >> he recalls that moment as he set getting his haircut at that barber shot when police shot at and missed an armed robbery suspect. the stray bullet hit him in his right hip and still lodged. >> waves of pain. >> the barbers were furious. >> it was reckless on the police behalf. children visit this shop all the time. >> his problem with the police is that since the accidental shooting -- >> nothing. >> they didn't do nothing at all. another officer questioned him briefly at the hospital. yet no apology. >> i heard from the same day or the day after. >> he was getting his haircut for a job interview. now that's gone. >> when i got it this happened. >> he spends a lot of time with his 11-year-old dog, midnight. >> when we saw police reaction i got a call from police chief who said to me on the phone he's absolutely right. i should have called. she asked me for his number and i gave it and she said she was going to call him to apologize. reporting from southeast washington sam ford abc7 news. >> arlington police are investigating a bizarre crime they targeted those most in need. a cha

nadine barber joins us for that. >> reporter: sami, the announcement came in the building behind me.loyees are not talking, they have seemingly been told not to talk to the press. it is very worrying for people here. the company employs around 11,000 in the u.k. 4,000 in the north sea industry. the 300 may not seem a lot, but they come off of losses at chevron and shell as well. and the city doesn't see prices raising any time soon. this city has done well in the past decades, for the economy of scotland as a whole it has created a debate. some people like the unions walling on the westminster government to do more to protect what is a crucial industry here. others are saying that westminster, seeing it in the larger picture, that the fall in the oil price will benefit the u.k. economy has a whole, and therefore is not willing to promise what the government here in scotland is demanding in terms of safeguards for jobs in the future. sami. >> thanks so much. >>> french president has vowed france will protect all religions. these comments come as funerals are being held for five of the

device behind the building that houses the naacp chapter in colorado springs as well as a black owned barberitnesses tell the fbi they saw the man get back in the truck when the explosion went off. >> i heard a loud boom. it was loud, sir. it was so loud that i thought it was like in the yard. >> nobody was hurt in the explosion. it didn't cause much damage, that's because the device was rigged to a gas can that did not explode. it rattled a lot of nerves. federal authorities are offering a $10,000 rewartd while they try to figure out if the man was targeting the naacp office or the barber shop. >> we will not speculate on the motive for the placement of the device but we would be naive if we did not acknowledge the naacp as a national organization has been the recipient of threats throughout their existence. >> federal authorities say the suspect is a white male in his 40s and driving an older model pickup truck that was dirty and dark colored bed liner. they have picked up patrols in the area and keep in mind in the past couple of months the naacp, national naacp has been very vocal in the

. >> we are joined by dr steven barber a political economist, thank you for being with us. seems like angela merkel got out a big stick and stirring. why? >> i treat this with caution. it's not as if she stood up and announced a change of policy. these are comments attributed to a newspaper much it is a shot across the bows of greece and not just to greek politicians, but to voters who are going to the polls to elect a new government, and the party leading the policy an anti-austerity and anti-bail out deal. >> does the suggestion stand up to scrutiny. she says the eurozone is more robust than it was. could greece exit? >> i remember a couple of years ago coming on al jazeera, and we discussed the possibility of the eurozone disintegrating. the fear was if a country like greece left you'd have a domino effect where one country after another would exit the single currency. i suspect there's a degree of political manoeuvring behind this comment, policy makers in berlin are countanancing that perhaps the lose of the eurozone's weakest economy, most troublesome economy could be

>> this man said he would take his boat back and the barber did not vote and blamed were security on the failure of the government. a man with a haircut said the government was suffering because of political failure. it is a hard time for those in the front line. >> they are fighting the tell a ban on their own without u.s. and international support and without the backing it needs from a strong government. amid political paralysis, in the army takes a heavy casualties in a war that has not stopped because foreign horses are gone. bbc news kabul. >> you are watching bbc. the mexican president comes to the white house. the economy and immigration is on the agenda. a fireworks factory and columbia went up in flames and it was captured on camera. a team of firefighters battled the blaze for six hours. more on the amazing images. >> it was unexpected and a late new year's fireworks display. the moment the factory for into flames was captured by a local cameraman who was thrown back several weeks by the blast. the cascade of explosions went on and on in a colombian town of granada. >> it

who works as an unlicensed barber would like to get a work permit.encouraged by president obama's recent announcement on immigration. >> i think it is going to help us. god willing we'll be able to work legally. i think i will be able to get my license to work as a barber and start my own business. >> reporter: for his son, it's been worth the fear and the struggle. he wants to be an accountant. >> i start college next year from high school. get a career, help my family. >> reporter: at the u.c. berkeley law school allison davenport studies and handles family immigration cases in the international human rights law clinic. she says the immigration challenges faced by the sura family are complex and uncertain but not unusual. >> that's a common scenario. the parents are undocumented. the children born in the u.s. are by law u.s. citizens. then the recently-arrived children are likely have cases pending in immigration court. now, the parents, because they do have the u.s. citizen children, may be eligible under this new deferred action for parents progr

. >> we came to find out that inmate barbers here are not unlike small town barbers. well-liked. they even cut staff's hair. so when lucas died during the course of our second visit to isp, it was no surprise that his memorial was attended not only by his family and fellow inmates, but a significant number of staff. >> he was a good guy, a real good guy, and i miss him. every day when he used to come back from the chow line, he'd knock on my window and say, hey, what are you doing? what's up? or i'd "f" with him, whatever, you know. he was just a good guy. >> the death of our brother luke recalls our human condition and the brevity of our lives on earth. >> even though they were on opposite sides of the law, they still had a decades old relationship. >> i knew luke for 30 years, and i loved him. he was a good guy. >> any time he would open his mouth and tell a story, i made sure i had time to listen to him. >> we spent many, many hours playing pinochle, watching baseball games, and i would come in from work and be tired and i'd feel like making something to eat and he

it brings you back to the streets a little bit when you can just go to the barber.brother and i, that's one thing we always do. we always go get our haircut together. it's funny, sometimes we go to the same barber and he'll tell me this hot chick is over here. go there and mess with her. so i'll go there and she'll be like, didn't i just cut your hair? >> it was your brother. >> it was my twin brother. >> the brothers have shared plenty of laughs, they also share drug and alcohol addictions that have put them in jail dozens of times. perry is currently charged with felonious assault. a fight in which he didn't fare so well himself. >> got my throat slit here, 12 stitches there, and i got 12 to 14 right here and gouge taken out here, and then my arm was slit, as well. it's a bar fight gone bad for both of us. no one died, that's the best part. >> every time i'm in prison or jail it's because of alcohol. i still want to drink a beer. i have dreams of me making beer, brewing it myself. isn't that crazy? >> homer simpson thing going on. >> i grew up perfect, that's why

. >> reporter: julia barber feels it will pull her twin 2-year-olds at risk. >> we know that the particulates from the dust bloom cause respiratory problems and heart problems. >> reporter: particularly in the elderly and very young. >> my girls are definitely right there in the high risk category. >> reporter: as a cent article in the san francisco examiner points out they don't have a great track record. in 2008 the company was fined more than half a million dollars for allows asbestos dust to drift into a neighborhood. i called to ask about that. her representative says the supervisor has no opinion. she's still gathering the facts. the mayor's office call was returned by someone from the planning office who says she's been on the job six weeks and doesn't know about 2008 because it was before her time. they have applied for both permits to do a mechanical demolition and the implosion an it's up to the city to decide. we'll have more from them. the city planning department expected to be at this meeting at 6:00. we'll see you in about an hour. >> nothing comes easy with candle stick. >>> a

nbc's mark barber takes a look back at those we have come to know and love. >> seek no haven in my shadow reporter: maya angelo cast a long shadow as a revered voice for civil rights and against social injustice. her best selling memoir "i know why the caged bird sings" recounted the racism of her childhood, circumstances she overcame to become a renowned literary talent and educator. ♪ i'm the good ship lollipop ♪ >> reporter: maybe the biggest child star ever, shirley temple, made america smile during the great depression. she sang and danced her way through more than 50 films before she was 12 and as an adult served as a u.s. ambassador. >> i'm going to write a show for us and put it on for us right here in seaport. >> reporter: the 1930s also saw mickey rooney become america's most famous teenager. more than a dozen films playing andy hardy highlighted the career that spanned radio, tv, and broadway with a longevity few performers could match. >> you just put your lips together and blow. >> reporter: lauren bacall brought a smoldering sizzle to hollywood's golden age. magic on screen

check this out, anthony reyes, empire barber lounge in concord, keeping it fresh with nice work on the patrons and this is one way to keep your favorite player in the back of your mind. and three days ago, he did a steph curry >> and now, oakland native marshawn lynch took advantage of the brief five-minute stint to speak his mind on the interview session as required by the nfl. >> i don't have nothing to say, but y'all know that, and you will sit here and right now continue to do the same thing. i am here to preparing for game and you want to ask me all of those questions. all of my requirements are full fulfilled, and now for the next three minutes, i am going to be looking at you, the way that the y'all are looking at me. >> all right. finally, nhl top team the ducks are make g aing a visit to the shark tank. down a goal, and joe thornton finding joe pavelski for the equalizer. and now barkley gaudreau breaking free. and now, 2-1, and the frenzy was on from there. the shark ss score six unanswered scores. and now, 4-0,-1 against anaheim this season. that is it for sports. more news

a [inaudible] they a bike shop yoga shop to barbers. the plot does have six vacancies but that is not surprising considering there are 40 storefronts in that section of 1900 ocean avenue. an additional problem contributing to the vacancy rate was noted in the [inaudible] report. it appears "to be disinvestment on several property owners and conscious withholding of investment." >> thank you. at this time, we are taking public comment on speakers in support of the appeal. so, if there are members of the public who are here to support the appeal please come forward and line up to my left. you will have two minutes starting with the young lady was standing first in line. >>good afternoon.my name is inga meyer and imperial express my strong opposition to the planning department decision to approve the [inaudible] and 1863 ocean avenue. as a homeowner homeowner and the bob davidson input and a parent of a first in the greater of, or slope scorpio this business would be completely inappropriate and profoundly humbled in the community in which

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. >> reporter: matthew barber says he has seen a pick up in business since prices at the pump droppedng. >> reporter: you are seeing that. >> we're seeing. that we're eag that this particular product that is brand new. we have more interest in the first day then we had last year. >> reporter: barber believes sales will stay strong even if gas prices creep backup. in new york allison harmlen for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still to come this sunday morning, the stars were shining at the the nhl all-star skills competition. see how the the flyers stole the the show, coming up, we will have that with leslie van arsdal. here's got "eyewitness you know, if you play football for a long time like i did you're gonna learn to deal with alot of pain. but it is nothing like the pain that shingles causes. man when i got shingles it was something awful. it was like being blindsided by some linebacker. you don't see it coming. boom! it was this painful rash of little blisters. red, ugly stuff. lots of 'em. not a good deal. if you've had chicken pox uh-huh, we all remember chicken pox. well that sh

he is also known as billy the barber. billy the barber was from haiti.e traveled the springfield at around the same time that lincoln move that. the best scholarship that we have on this says they seem to have met around 1831 or 1832. lincoln is not a lawyer yet. by all accounts, they become good friends. billy runs the barbershop in town. lincoln goes to the barbershop frequently. you know lincoln, he loves to tell stories and jokes. where else would he hang out? he hangs out at billy's barbershop. more than that, he is a good friend of billy. in fact, when billy becomes a lawyer, he does legal work for billy. records are sketchy, but that legal work may have been pro bono. billy cut a deal with this guy in town __ this rich guy. the deal was this __ the rich guy says, billy, i will give you the title to some lots in springfield if you give me a lifetime of free haircuts. he cut a deal with billy. then, the guy dies. he lost the deeds to the lots. he goes to lincoln and says, can you help me figure this out? lincoln digs the paperwork up. it's no small

opened fire at a philadelphia barbershop that happened around 8:00 last night at the international barber foundation in germantown. one person was shot in the leg and is in stable condition. >>> murdered at her bus stop. philadelphia police are trying to figure out why a child advocacy worker was targeted. someone shot kim jones in the back of the head waiting on the bus yesterday afternoon. sky force 10 was over the murder scene at 12th and jefferson in north philadelphia yesterday. investigators don't believe motive was robbery. joan jones' wallet was not taken. >>> a burlington county man is now charged with his wife's murder though detectives still have not found her body. police arrested 28-year-old kyle crosby monday night in brooklaurean and charged him with the murder of erica crosby who vanished new year's eve. crosby left the area for five days after police questioned him. his wife's family says crosby is a drug addict and went on a binge with another woman after his wife went missing. >> did not find her body. i'm just hoping kyle softens his heart to tell us where she is. like

. >> reporter: the auto lot also housing a barber shop. it was filled with customers at the time. some used their phones to record the incident and showed the video to detectives. >> she was stopped there for what we think was about a minute. all of a sudden she hit the gas and knocked the gates out of the way. the problem was that the first individual who had already fallp was still laying on the ground so she ran over him. >> reporter: and the man who was ran over twice is in critical condition tonight at a local hospital. we are told that police are looking for a light-colored toyota highlander and that they hope the video that's been provided to them will get them very close to finding out who this person was who drove away. live in arlington, jackie bensen news 4. >>> a major break in the hit and run that happened several months ago. police arrested a man today. detectives say brown hit a woman on the reston parkway near the spectrum center back in november. she was thrown several feet but the driver never stopped. police tracked down brown at his job. and seized his car and

. >> the auto lot is at the back of a building that also houses a barber shop. it was filled with customers at the time. some used their phones to record the incident and showed the videos to detectives. >>> there are new questions this morning about the future of montgomery county school superintendent josh came starua starr. several board members have lost confidence in his leadership. the board will meet today to start discussing the renewal of starr's contract. he needs five members of the eight member board it vote for his renewal. a final vote is not expected until march. >>> we were talking about how much we immediate to bundle up this morning. you can tell how much colder it was this morning when we stepped outside. >> screen says 24 degrees. feels colder though. tom kierein is in the "weather center". >> right now it is down to just around 20 degrees nearby suburbs, that includes oakton. temperatures by 8:00 just right away 20. the bluster we wind will mail . by noon 30 degrees and bright sunshine. in the afternoon, should hit load to mid-30s. in buoy t

. >>> nadine barber reporting there.will of course have a lot more from those paris attacks in just a few minutes. live reaction from the capitol and beyond. stay with us.