the prison barbershop is not unlike any other small town barbershop in america. >> all you females out there, i'm coming to a town near you. >> the barbers are the most trusted inmates in the prison, even staff get their hair cut here. >> to me, it's just like going into the barbershop anywhere else. i've been doing it so long, they know you. you go in there and you joke around and you talk. >> you want a good haircut? >> just a regular haircut. >> i'll wear my glasses, then. >> don't make my sideburns crooked like you usually do. >> you better go somewhere else then. >> you're the only one in town. >> the only one that will put up with you, you mean? >> yep, you got it. i don't know how i'm going to handle it when i retire. i'll have to find a barber somewhere. >> all you have to do is buy some clippers and have your old lady shave it bald. >> sadly, some inmates turn to a very different form of cutting when emotions become too much to bear. >> these are cuts on my legs. when i cut myself, i let it heal a lot. and once they heal over, i start cutting it again. i cut my legs and stuff

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they owned barbershops. on pennsylvania avenue printmaking from reebok family. one of the free black families that own slaves themselves. they would sell anti-slavery publications on the side. the hero of the book, beverly snow, ran the city's finest restaurants, he is really the hero of the book. i think of him as a barack obama, slightly ahead of his time -- a clever, intelligent, mixed-race man who conkers in terms washington, serves the washington elite what they want, only to face a tremendous backlash. if you read the book, you will see some parallels to our own time there. in this book, far from slavery being dominant in washington dc and all oppressive as a force, it is actually receiving and the forces of liberty, and the forces of liberty are growing. that is what this book really is about. you probably think the civil war began in april of 1861. with the gunfire at fort sumter. that is when the shooting of the civil war began. part of the argument of this book is that the civil war actually began 30 years before that. it is in this period in the early

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. >> at a barbershop in anacostia that during special is no laughing matter. >> it is offensive.should not be allowed. freedom of speech but it is kind of a put down on the war itself. >> the owners took the sign down before this went further. had he had violated the law, he could have faced fines up to $10,000. there is where the aclu may get involved. >> metro track work this weekend began over hour ago. on the green line, buses will replace trains at the green line station. also between fort totten. bluelines will be single tracking near morgan boulevard. coming up, the new problem with the new iphone that has not hit the store shelves. seven is on your side. >> hatzel vela live at the national park where the boss is still rocking it out. hear why fans say he is the best entertainer in the world. >> the boss is back in town as bruce springsteen and the e street band rocked the district. thousand packed the nats stadium. hatzel vela has a look at if he hit a homerun. >> that is an understatement. the boss had been on stage since a 30 p.m. he still rocking it out. i talk to a co

>> tell him about it, cherry. >> i guess a couple of the guys that worked in the barbershop got wind that i knew how to cut really good. so they sabotaged the clippers, before i cut this guy's hair, they unscrewed the screws in the clippers. so when i started cutting his hair, the blades fell out. >> you're holding it up kind of -- ohhh! look what you did back there. let's see. no, that looks good. let me tell you something, eric. you went way too back right here. >> don't do that! please don't do that! >>> coming up -- >> did you call officer, eberle a bad little [ bleep ] pig? >> yeah, and i called her miss piggy, too. that's my nickname for her. >> timothy schrieber is at it again. and later, the actions of one inmate puts limon and the entire state prison system on edge. ♪ ♪ lord, you got no reason ♪ you got no right ♪ ♪ i find myself at the wrong place ♪ [ male announcer ] the ram 1500 express. ♪ it says a lot about you. ♪ in a deep, hemi-rumble sort of way. guts. glory. ram. in a deep, hemi-rumble sort of way. mid grade dark roast forest fresh full tank brain freeze cake donett

what would happen if they met at a barbershop and talked pop culture? one possibility. >> good morning, whiner in chief. >> it is the great white dope. >> how is the post convention bump? >> wasn't easy. >> you're hip, how do i say it, urban. your ur-bama. you must know all those mtv music kal folks. >> sure, all of us black people know each other. >> remember when madonna and britney kissed? >> do you? >> no. they tell me it was a big pop culture moment. >> maybe put our differences aside, start our own boy band, me, you, joe. he does a mean falsetto. >> i would like to call the band new direction. >> there's already one direction. >> we all know your direction. look where it has gotten us. >> not my direction, one direction. >> it is just like you to think there's only one direction. >> there is only one direction. that's the band's name. >> i have to go. do you have change for a thousand? >> got change for a thousand? that's one part of a series by stun creative suitably entitled presidential clippings. next, what's in store with this guy. >> his sma

what would happen if they met at a barbershop and talked pop culture?is one possibility. >> good morning, whiner in chief. >> it is the great white dope. >> how is the post convention bump? >> wasn't easy. >> you're hip, how do i say it, urban. your ur-bama. >> remember when madonna and britney kissed? >> do you? >> no. they tell me it was a big pop culture moment. >> maybe put our differences aside, start our own boy band, me, you, joe. he does a mean falsetto. >> i would like to call the band new direction. >> there's already one direction. >> we all know your direction. look where it has gotten us. >> not my direction, one direction. >> it is just like you to think there's only one direction. >> there is only one direction. that's the band's name. >> i have to go. do you have change for a thousand? >> got change for a thousand? that's one part of a series by stun creative suitably entitled presidential clippings. next, what's in store with this guy. >> his small talk alteredcy. he once ran a marathon because it was on his way. sasquatch has taken a p

he just dropped off his son at the barbershop. and they're pleading with someone to help them find the killer of their father. >> he was a good dude man, a good father and brother and friend. >> so they're asking anyone who has information or come in contact with somebody, to call the baltimore police. >>> a tough week for the harford county sheriff's department. they're preparing to say good- bye to another one of their colleagues. we're told that the man started feeling symptoms during the troop they're was killed in a car crash last week. no word on calling hours or funeral arrangements. >>> it could be a tough day for american diplomats in the middle east. demonstrations are expected after friday's weekly prayers. a deadly attack at the u.s. embassy in libya on tuesday. four americans died, including the u.s. ambassador. they're angry over an anti- islam video that was produced by american. we have word that libyan officials arrested four people in connection to that attack. >>> investigators are looking into a deadly accident

he dropped his son off at the barbershop and shortly after he was found close to that place with his car running and shot that is on kent street and cherry hill. he was taken to shock trauma where he later died. >> he was a good dude, a good man, a good father, good brother, good friend. >> investigators right now say that they have little to go on. so if you saw anything, if you know anything, you're asked to call the baltimore city police. >>> today there is a hearing for a suspected white house shooter. his name is oscar hernandez from idaho. the police say that he opened fire with a rifle towards the white house saying that he hoped to shoot president obama. the president and his family were not home at the time but he is scheduled to be in court today. >>> libyan officials have arrested four people in connection with an attack that killed four americans on tuesday. they're angry over an anti- islam video produced by an american. other protests are scheduled today follow the weekly prayers. >>> struck and kill by a baltimore subway. that happened to a man because he was walking o

barbershops. is it the place to start. >> beyond getting them registered it is also important for people to know what to bring to the polls. they have to have identification two votes. >> allot supporters say is there to protect voter fraud. >>if there is a person that declared the winner day one there should be no doubt about the election process perrin >> the laws are designed to discourage people from going to the polls. they must have other kinds of ideas and make people go through certain and leaps. it is becoming harder. voters themselves well makes need to make sure that they're ready and able to cast their ballot. >>vicki: today and face the nation former president is bill clinton was asked >> >> i do not know. she was an extraordinary able person. meantime mit romney talked about an emergency landing his wife's plane had to make on friday. no one was seriously hurt. >> mit romney said that he is glad that she is on the ground say unsound. i do not think she knows just how worried some of

what would happen if they met at a barbershop and talked pop culture?ne possibility. >> good morning, whiner in chief. >> oh, look, it is the great white dope. >> how is the post convention bump? >> it waulgd wasn't easy going up against the mtv folks. >> you're hip, how do i say it, urban. your ur-bama. >> remember when madonna and britney kissed? >> do you? >> no. they tell me it was a big pop culture moment. >> maybe we put our differences aside, start our own boy band, me, you, joe. he does a mean falsetto. >> i would like to call the band new direction. >> there's already one direction. >> we all know your direction. look where it has gotten us. >> not my direction, one direction. >> it is just like you to think there's only one direction. >> there is only one direction. that's the band's name. >> i have to go. do you have change for a thousand? >> got change for a thousand? that's one part of a series by stun creative suitably entitled presidential clippings. next, what's in store with this guy. it's in the politics. >> his small talk has altered

he dropped off his son at barbershop and then after 10:00 he was found just a feet away from his running car. he had been shot several times and left for dead. he was taken to the hospital where he died. his family just hopes someone saw something. >> all we ask as a family to the public if you seen anything last saturday night, please call in the information. he was a good guy, goodman, good father, good brother, good friend. >> police say they have little to go on. they are asking anyone who may have seen anything to contact the police. >> just think, when the orioles clinch, manny isn't old enough to drink the champagne. he was the star again today for this single in the bottom of the 14th to give the orioles a 3-2 win in the sweep over tampa bay. last night he made a great defensive play. the orioles flew out to oakland to start the three game set. yankees won but the orioles are still tied for first place. >>> one thing for a team that's expected to win to win but it's a lot more fun when a team you don't expect to win wins and gives us a summer like this. we are all caught up in th

there were two brothers, thomas and isaac kerry, they owned a couple of barbershops on pennsylvania avenue. they came from a free black family in virginia that had been free for generations. in fact, one of those black families had opened slaves themselves. the kerry brothers, also, while they were cutting hair, would also sell anti-slavery publications on the sly, on the side. and the hero of the book, beverly snow, was -- ran the city's finest restaurant called the epicurean eating house. he's really the hero of the book. i think of him as a barack obama, slightly ahead of him time, a very clever and intelligent mixed-race man who comes out of nowhere to conquer and charm washington, serve the washington elite what they want only to face a tremendous backlash. and i think if you read the book, you'll see some parallels to our own time there. anyway, the point is that in this book far from slavery being dominant in washington, d.c. and all-oppressive force, slavery's actually receding, and the forces of liberty are growing, and that's really part of what this book is about. the second thi

. >> reporter: we visited royal cuts barbershop in old town manassas definitely leaning democrat in here. charles robinson is the owner. >> mitt romney just came out and said i'm going to, you know, produce 12 million jobs when i'm in office. he didn't say how. >> nobody is really going to change the economy in four years because it's impossible. >> reporter: waiting for a hair-cut dakota page. >> i am registered republican, but i like to consider myself as someone who actually looks around and listens to everybody, what they have to say, both sides. >> reporter: on the streets of manassas you'll find supporters for both candidates. >> right now i don't see you have any other choice. i mean we got to make some changes, good, bad or in different we got to do something different. what we got is not working. even if you don't like him, you got to vote for him. >> reporter: romney? >> yes, sir. >> i'm usually a republican, but this year i think i'm going to go democrat just because i usually vote for the morals and stuff like that, but i mean i know that romney is not really supporting latin

. >> bay area barbershops are raising money for wounded vets today. all haircuts are taking place as a fund-raiser. they will donate a portion of all the sales to the homes for wounded warriors. the program was started by an nfl player and raising money for the past several years to support vets from the afghanistan and iraq wars. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, the new alert about arsenic in rice. battling fall allergies. what you can do to ease the pain. >>> a consumer alert from cereal to crackers to baby food. new studies show rice contains arsenic, a chemical linked to cancer. here's jeff rosen. >> rice is a staple, but now consumer reports with a now alert. finding elevated levels of arsenic in rice testing 200 samples of the most popular brands. >> this is not a matter of trace amounts. these are moderately high levels. >> they announced similar results today while the health effects in food are still unknown, arsenic is say level one carcinogen that can cause lung, skin, and bladder cancer. still they say rice is safe. >> we ha

. >> wisdom tells us about the guys he talks about at the barbershop and gym. >> i do love them. good morning to all of them. on the roads right now, you will find that the lanes are open coming across the 14th street bridge. no problems to report across the potomac. nice and easy, gw parkway, it is that left must exit at spout run but we've had some construction there. left lane still blocked on the northbound side. be prepared for that today. no problems to report here south along 270 south of 109. traffic flowing at speed continuing out towards the exits for clarksburg and in towards german up two. no problems to report right now continuing southbound out of rockville. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. -timetraffic. developing outrage in the middle east this morning. libyan protesters kill an american consulate worker. they set fire to the build and wounded another state department staffer. five libyan soldiers were reported killing in defending the u.s. consulate. over in neighboring egypt, an angry mob there broke into the american embassy and bushed the u.s. flag

. >> i try to go where the folks are, barbershops, beauty parlors, libraries, back to school night.to start. >> where did you live before? >> alexandria. >> yeah, you would need to reregister to vote. >> athena, you talk about registering, the next big step is turn out for people to register, but people have to show up, right. >> you talk about that they're thinking this is going to be largely a base election so the two sides are trying to make sure they can bring out their base. on the obama side, they want to make sure that the people that voted for him last time are registered to vote. >> we all know that obama was considered the first facebook president in 2008. will they be using social media this time? >> certainly, you know, both campaigns are using social media. both campaigns are doing a lot of similar things. one thing that's been interesting to hear from president obama himself on this, and everyone who introduces him and everything that goes on around his events, is this early voting and voting by mail. early voting starts in iowa this coming thursday. iowa is an importa

as virginia, they are signing up voters not only at rallies, but at school nights, libraries and barbershops> we have one of the best operations in virginia. we have registered and made contact with over 300,000 people just in the last week, and 150,000 just last weekend alone. >>> the deadline for registration here in california is coming up on october 22nd. california secretary of state now offers on-line registration. thousands ever voters signed up last week when the website made its debut. >>> some wondering who will run for president in 2016? washington pundits asked bill clinton if his wife hillary might run, but the former president not speculate about her future aspirations. >> i just don't know. she is an extraordinarily able person. i never met anybody that i thought was a better public scorchant, but i have no earthy idea what she will decide to do. secretary of state hillary clinton ran against barack obama for the presidential nomination. >>> the newborn panda greeted with such enthusiasm across the nation has died. cub was born last week at washington's national zoo. its mothe

they're under a couple of barbershops on pennsylvania avenue. it came from other family that had been free for generations. many of them had own slaves. anti slavery publications. the hero of the book ran the city's finest restaurant. barack obama's of the head of his time. very clever, intelligence mixed-race man. parker and charm washington, serve the washington elite what they want only to face a tremendous backlash. fall from slavery being dominant washington d.c. the forces of liberty. that is really what this book is about. the second thing, you probably think the civil war, again, april 1861 with the gunfire at fort sumter. that is when the shooting of the civil war began. it is in this time in the early 1800's that the antislavery movement first comes to washington. the director of ideological conflict that leads to the civil war, the conflict between the people who are for slavery and the conflict for the people who are against it, it actually starts in this time in washington. that is not something utah minister book. jesse from the st

i've been cutting hair in this barbershop since '93. >> darryl "big d" wright is serving hard time atr chair in a no frills shop. >> we have three barbers in here. we're pretty steady. you know, they come in. one of us try to be 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

black business and the night blacks the right to own licenses to in his case selling perfume in a barbershopwanted to keep license to sell perfume and he won that case. the riot was very discouraging for washington. the most able and successful went to toronto. thomas and i carry ended up in toronto. they reached the limits of what the fossils -- possible. they were not going to go any farther so they moved on. >> say something about your frustrations and triumph ofs -- triumphs. >> i knew like your question i was going to do this book and one reason i knew was the forces were so interesting. there were so many good sources. probably first and foremost was anna thornton was 55 years old. she has been keeping a diary of her life for close to 30 years. pretty much wrote down every day five day week or six day the week what happened in her life. this is not an emotional diary. she was not an expressive person but she said what happened in her life. john quincy adams came over and we played chess. she read mary shelley, frankenstein. she thought that was very morbid. $0.12 for a dozen eggs and s

. >> five years after literally getting away with murder in a county jail, munoz walked into a barbershope spotted a rival gang member, and he kidded again. >> i shot him two times in his chest. he fell down. he got back up, to my surprise. i mean, it was just, to me it was remarkable that you could shoot somebody to times in his chest with a .9 millimeter and he could get back up. so i finished shooting him until the clip was empty, and i jumped in my car and i left. >> this time he was arrested three hours after the shooting and was eventually sentenced to life in prison. a few years later munos got a surprise visit. it was from the county's cold case unit. >> he talked to me in this visiting room right here and he asked me and i told him. >> almost nine years after he strangled a man in county jail, he was convicted and received a second life sentence. >> so this is it, huh? >> this is it. for anybody who thinks that it's cool to gang bang, to live that lifestyle, the logical conclusion of that lifestyle is you're going to be in a casket because you were dumb enough to get shot or stra

and poor people, 20%, can't open up a barbershop or a landscaping business, they would have which wouldbrought the economy back in past years. stuart: you've got it right, arthur brooks. come and see us again, please. we need your advice. >> i will, thank you, sir. stuart: dow jones industrials, as we expected down roughly, 30, 40 points in the early going. we're five minutes in. down 39. there you have it. staying on the markets, joining the company now is joe quinlan with u.s. trust. joe, always good to see you. >> good to be here. stuart: you usually go straight to the point and so shall i. i want to layout a couple of scenarios and see what happens to the stock market. obama wins a second term. >> the congress, the president can work with congress, that's a big if, and vice versa. stuart: okay. obama wins a second term. regardless what happens in congress, the kind of administration he would run for another four years, the kind of economy he would keep going for another four more years, good or bad in the stocks? >> i think it could be good. if operations have confidence in the admi

so that's my purpose. 11:55:47 // 14:58:57 what i try to do is go where the folks are and barbershopshooll night--and this is a good place o start.where did you live before?aaexandrra.in alexandria. yeah, you would need to re-register o vote. beyond getting them registered, campaigns say it's also important to make sure voters know what to bring to the polls. virrinia, like most states, require voters to present identification tt vote. while virginia doeen't mandate a ppoto i.d., laws in about a dozen states do.several more face court challenges. the laws' upporters say they're needed to prevent voter fraud. whoever wins the upcoming presidential race, i want everyone to say, yep whoever's declared the winner, they won, and there's no doubts about that person's mandate, because of questions over the election process.a recent oll in three swing states found a majority support photo-iddlaws. but critics argue they make it harder for citizens -- especially the poor, the elderly and minorities -- who may not have access to the proper i-d -- to vote.. the laws are designed to dissourage pe

small businesses that relied on autoworkers as customers like barbershops had to close down.ortunately, most republicans advocated doing nothing. and what did mitt romney say? you all know this. he said let detroit go bankrupt! >> jennifer: famous line that mitt romney will never live down and it is one of the reasons why he's going to lose michigan and he's going to lose ohio! because of that! that in particular. bob king, i have to tell you just quickly he is a -- zealot for quality. he is somebody who's proud that his workers if see they see a problem on the line, will be the first to say we've got to stop it because we want to be known for quality products. >> al: and as a result, the quality of american cars has skyrocketed. >> jennifer: that's exactly right. we're going to go to another break right now. we will be back because on the back side of the break we think we will be able to present to you a couple of employees who had worked for bain. polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space. which would render retirement planning u

local bay area barbershops are raising money for the wounded project.aking part in the fund-raiser and all 15 shops will donate a portion of sales to the wounded warriors. it was started for a player who plays for the vikings and has been raising money for several years from both afghanistan and iraq wars. coming up this morning, california cash. republican presidential candidate mitt romney's bay area fund-raising visit and what's next on his agenda for today. all the day's news at 7:00 this morning and more local news in 30 minutes. [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. your new light creamy potato with bacon & cheese soup says it's 100 calories a serving. that's right. in what world do potatoes, bacon and cheese add up to 100 calories? your world. my world. ♪ [ whispers ] real bacon... creamy cheese... [ whispers ] 100 calories... say it again... [ whispers ] 100 calories... ma'am, hello? ma'am [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >>> with more "today" on a saturday morning, september 22, 2012, the first day of fall. lawsuites for ever

so many new hampshire jokes, my favorite one of always were mark udall, walked into a barbershop andrizona and i am running for president of the united states. in the barber said, yeah, we were just laughing about that this morning. so thank you, charlie, thank you for your service to the state of new hampshire. thank you for your great service and the congress. charlie, i believe, has a great reputation of one of the hardest working members of the united states house of representatives. thank you, charlie for your continued service. bernie, thank you for your continued service as mayor. i had a great friend who is the mayor of scottsdale. one night, he kept his name and phone number in the phonebook and the phone rang and it was 2:00 a.m. and i had a problem. he said i will get back here. the next night at 2:00 a.m., he called the guy back. instead of i got the answer to your problem. and he said i knew that you would be out. so the mayor had a tough job. thank you for your service in the united states marine corps. oh, i'm sorry, jim, thank you for your service in the state senate

small businesses that rely on auto workers as customers like diners and barbershops had to close downing nothing. what did mitt romney said? you all know this, he said, let detroit go bankrupt. [crowd boos] in strong contrast, president obama to action, -- took action, putting together a rescue team, demanding real change and sacrifice from everyone involved, from management, from labour, from suppliers, from debt holders, from dealers, everybody involved. it was not universally popular, but it was absolutely right. [applause] president obama's strong leadership saved a million jobs. this -- since june of 2009, this industry has added a quarter of a million jobs. the auto industry is thriving again. these are good, middle-class jobs in the glass, plastic, steel -- jobs making things for an economy built to last. [applause] record -- at bain capital, the corporate buyout firm he founded, too often has made their money, not by but byg covere companies up taking them apart. too often, the workers ended up in the street, even as romney and his partners made millions of dollars. earlier th