and he'll get a good haircut., but he'll get a good haircut. >> we met willard lucas at indiana state prison. he had been working the same chair for 26 years. >> my special haircut is a taper haircut. and my other specialty before they took the razors away from us was a straight razor. i could use a straight razor pretty good. and -- which i enjoyed. but for some reason, they took them away from us. so we don't use them no more. >> at 79 years old, lucas' grandfatherly personality seems at odds with his past. he is serving two life sentences. >> i caught a guy in bed with my old lady and i blowed my top and i kind of hurt him. >> what were you charged with? >> kidnap, murder. i was going to take her to the, to the hospital, i didn't think she was dead. because she was moving. and i put her in the car and that's where i got the kidnapped picked up from. i got to be here until i die. i got double life. and i got to stay here until i die. >> though prison barber shops can possess an almost bucolic small-town charm, s

to take this haircut. >> stephen: and we know how hard it is to give a greek a haircut. the hedge trimmers get dull halfway up the back. (laughter) now the plan includes an emergency bailout fund of $1.4 trillion. and european leaders have a simple way to raise those funds, a structured strategy to improve yield by writing down debt on a sliding percentage scale enabling the eu to use the proven fiscal model of begging china for $1.4 trillion. it worked for us. now europe. (applause) china, china, very international audience, tonight. (laughter) now europe, if i may, a little advice. when borrowing from the chinese it is polite to send them a thank you gift. perhaps all of your manufacturing jobs. but so far the chinese have not bitten on this turd panini so again it falls to me to avert a global crisis. to tempt possible investors i have created the following multimedia prospectus with the german delegation's hands beinholtz. so get out your checkbooks, world. >> do you-- indoors, painting on the ceilings, perhaps you like the ladies with some hair in the armpits? i am

because i could well cost him the election so that's a key driver in his decision making that the haircut which will be faced by private lenders to greece that doesn't apply to the european central bank which is bought up greek debt it doesn't apply to the the european union or money it's given over so really it will still be paying nonny to the politicians and to to the institutions of the european union but it's the private sector that would be taking taking the haircut as it's become known ok clarify i'm going to kind of maybe fuse this all together as we come to the end of the program here i mean it seems to me that democracy is so very much challenged right now in the eurozone because as we started out the program here nobody really wants to take the lead on bringing back because it was mentioned on this program that sarkozy has elections coming up here governments are teetering it's very of this is where the you know the meat meets the metal here because you want to stay in power it's natural that anyone want to but you don't want to be the person that has you know it has to preside

this is 1925, all the women are getting their haircut short. they started this argument at home, they must have because the letter starts right in, oh, why won't you let me get a haircut? i'm the only woman under 60 who still has long hair. the schoolteachers got it cut, they look great. your cousins, they look great. why won't you let me do it? his next letter, nothing. riding the horses, shooting the guns, having a grand time. not a word. >> host: no word about the hair? >> guest: nope. he decided to avoid it on that letter. maybe they crossed in the mail, but he's kind of like, oh, just going to keep my mouth shut and see what happens, and she wouldn't let him get away with it. the next letter from her is come on, come on, be a sport. if it looks bad, it grows back out. let me do it. finally he says, look, go ahead and do it if you want to. i mean, i want you to be happy, i want you to do what you want to do, and then he says you usually do anyway. i wasn't sure you were not pulling my leg on this one, but just go ahead and do it. she writes

but who had the worst haircut in your opinion?now. i think it was -- >> it's a process. >> it might are been the humidity in michigan, but i think everyone must have gone to the same barber before the debate. >> now, you three are very active on twitter. and you're quite naughty on twitter, aren't you? i mean, jon, do you worry that your daughters are going to land you in it, you're going to wake up one morning and all hell has broken loose on twitter? >> piers, i don't have a choice. i know it's going to happen at some point. all i've told them is give me a chance, let me get out there, let me get known before you completely destroy the campaign. >> i'll read one here. it says, "how does romney know anything about china? he's only been there once and that was for the olympics. panda express doesn't count." >> how can you not laugh at that? >> we were just having some fun. >> it is funny, but this is not a conventional way of running campaigns, ladies. let me ask you. >> this is not a conventional election cycle. >> you can say th

to greece we're all greek now jim rogers was very surprised and happy that there's a fifty percent haircut and greek debt but he says it needs to be more because they're bankrupt and need to be one hundred percent so unless that happens europe is doomed well it was a fifty percent greek that haircut but a five hundred percent increase in recapitalization of fraudulent loans from the banks so the banks made money and the total indebtedness went up not down total propaganda well jim rogers concurs there because he says most european countries are increasing their debt rather than decreasing their debt until that changes the problems are going to continue just as they will in the united states jim agrees with me of course as always yes he wears a bow tie like you do. i got him into gold i'm the one who got jim rogers into gold . anyway final neighborhood story here iceland passes final hurdle in the eleven point four billion dollar payout so apparently there are high court in iceland has accepted the emergency law which. essentially allows iceland to shaft the bond holders which include royal

different things are being contemplated creditors the chance of them taking you know fifty percent haircut all of this again right you know are you going to spend clarity trying to be here with me when we've only had one i mean we've just been here we've all run out of time here in this part of the program after a short break we'll continue our spirit to be on the euro stay with r.t. . you. want. discovery to be. communicated with you want to. test yourself and become free. see what nature can give you. a very warm welcome this is your news today protesters on the. streets they have. to use it to get to the status of the human experiment. in this rap music would expose. local economies and it's all changed things. to maintain confidence in markets and. wants to be seen trade imbalances recession b.p. nations close to collapsing and. close. to fail so we pull a box again feel like thing is us crash. just like the buses and the spokes people just programs increase the total economy. welcome back across talk computer about we're having a very spirited debate about the crisis of the euro slump

the institutions of the european union but it's the private sector that would be taking taking the haircut as it's become known ok clarifying going to be fused this all together as we come to the end of the program here i mean it seems to me that democracy is so very much challenged right now in the eurozone because as we started out the program here nobody really wants to take the lead on bringing bad news because it was mentioned on this program that our cause he has elections coming up here governments are teetering it's very unlikely this is where it will be you know to meet the metal here because you want to stay in power it's natural that anyone want to but you don't want to be the person that has you know it has to go preside over a budget of pain. well i mean i mean how do you get around i mean how do you around the axle how do you get around that because there's no leadership to say well you have to do this no one wants to do that we started this is where we started the program and it just kicks the can down the road when it maybe we want to end on a serious yet maybe we want to a

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"is it us or did everyone get a bad haircut for this debate?" >> you not agree?a glass house or i take the fifth. >> i was watching the debate, and we were watching with friends and i said that comment and said you can't tweet that out. everyone is going to agree. you just can't help it. five minutes later they showed all the other people with the haircuts and i said i'm going to send this. this is hysterical. it's so true. >> any response? >> yeah, we got quite a few. >> from who? >> i think a couple -- i think people were like retweeting it and saying, oh, and i got a lot of texts from my friends and people i hadn't heard from for a while. and they say, oh, my gosh, that's exactly what i was thinking. >> and how about this one, the herman cain, are we seeing a different shade of gold tonight? >> we were wrong. it was actually the same gold. >> we tweeted that. >> we love herman cain's tie. this goes back because one debate -- herman wears his infamous gold tie we love. i think he's worn it to most of the key bait. >> he wears it every day. >> we were behind sta

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she is like, why won't you let me get a haircut? i'm the only woman under 60 who still has long hair. the schoolteachers have gotten it cut. they look great. my cousins of guy that cut. they look great. why won't you let me do it? his next letter, riding the horses, shooting their guns, not a word. >> host: no word about whether she cut her hair? >> guest: no. maybe it crossed in the mail but he was like i'm going to keep my mouth shut. and she wouldn't let him get away with it. the next letter from her is, come on. and she said actually, come on in be a sport. if it looks bad it will grow back out. let me do it. finally comes back and says look, go ahead and do it if you want to. i want you to be happy. i want you to do what you want to do and then he says, you usually do anyway. i wasn't sure you weren't pulling my leg on this one but just go ahead and do it and then she writes back, oh thank you. that's wonderful. but apparently does not believe him because you know a few days later the letter start again with, so what if i go to

we did a haircut which sets it up. made the hair color warmer and more natural and brightened her look. you are a movie star. >> she's going to start crying. >> jerry, down boy. >> perfect. >> you're going to radio city after this to surprise their daughter. >> we want to give her hot boots for her daughter. >> a big round of applause. you can join your husband right over there. jerry, please. our next lady is mary lynn young. she's 50 from michigan. hasn't cut her hair in over five years. she begged for a new style that she's going to love. let's listen to her story. >> i think you guys win the prize for the most signs ever for an ambush makeover. >> this one is for my mom to hold. she has to hold two. i got this one and my dad has got this one. >> it's only an hour show we'll get it the reason you're here. why do you want this for your mom? >> this is my mom's 50th birthday. this would be a dream come true. she lost her job two years ago and she needs something to get her going and get her back on her feet and she al

she needed this great haircut. long, sexy, swept to the side bang, a pinch of makeups.de her eyes wide open. highlights in the focal point of the haircut. >> nunzio, what are you thinking? >> wow! >> that's high praise from nunzio. >> that dress is something. i love that. >> hello body this is the first thing we put on by adrienne papel. and the earrings are rita sing. look how gorgeous that is. >> a big round of applause for tara. >> our second lady is kathleen jones, 47 from massachusetts. this police officer told us that her hair has a mind of its own. so she was thrilled that louis was going to put it behind bars. okay. let's listen to her story. >> you're so cute because you told me you really want this for your mom. tell us why? >> because she always works so hard and she just doesn't really get anything for herself and she needs something for herself. >> what happened, you told me the last time she went to get her hair colored. >> she bought me a video game before that, so she didn't have enough money to go get her hair done. >> that's a good mommy. >> what do yo

i think the only thing she stole was ladainian tomlinson'dana perino -- shestos haircut. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bob: the end of the show, it must be bob's turn. before we go on here with my open here, i want to say we've been getting a lot of tweets from you all. get your finger off of there or i'll bust it. the reason we don't have costumes on because greg wouldn't do it. eric and i did our best to try to liven things up. >> greg: i told you, i am wearing a costume. >> bob: wouldn't do it, his fault. welcome back to "the five." last night, ruth madoff, the wife of ponzi schemer bernie madoff, sat down with "60 minutes" to talk about her husband's schemes, their suicide attempts, how her life and family have been impacted. the big question -- >> greg: what are you laughing at? >> bob: whether or not she knew. watch this. >> did you ever suspect along the way by the strange behavior or somebody who was bottling up a secret? >> i never did. i never did. it didn't seem that way. it was nothing that would make me suspect anything. sometimes i look back and i think as the years went o

and a great haircut, 16-18 inches off. fantastic makeup.s around this face. how do you know how short you should have your hair nor your facial shape? >> it should always accent your cheekbones. if you have a sloppy chin, she doesn't, use length to disguise it. hide your defects, accent what you love. >> accent the positive. >> and our final model, carol the before picture what she's doing wrong. >> wear roll had an extreme look. she doesn't want to look the norm. >> no. we like her edge. >> she likes to be edgy. i wanted to show her you can be edgy and still look pretty. >> wow. >> what i did was made her hair dark brown, tinted it and softened it up to light brown and auburn highlights and the bleached blond bangs so she still has the accent of lighter hair around the face and the front. we kept it red, a little funky and a lot of fun. she looks gorgeous, a great haircut and even softened her makeup. >> you're looking great. thank you so much and thank you for great advice. >> thank you. >>> coming up, kathie lee and hoda and the vampire

having said that, argentina -- even after they give the bond holders this haircut to come back to the term that was used at the beginning of the argentina embassy, the haircut of almost 70% on their bonds, they're taking that big of a writedown. even after that, argentina is coming come out of this with a debt to gdp ratio of their debt to their total economy of about 85%. that's very high. and a lot of people worry that you could see another default in six to eight years if they don't really buckle down and take a lot of steps to ensure that they generate the kind of growth and investment that they need to be able to pay off that debt, service that debt. and to generate a really sustainable expansion. >> i'm working on a deal to bring carlos mennan to washington in exchange for marion barry and a dictator to be named later. [laughter] >> a nondisclosed amount of cash clearly has to be part of that deal. >> well, the cash is under the table. [laughter] >> my question concerns the argentine economy. ever since i've been a toddler, argentine has suffered all kinds of hyper inflation, fi

of you, you said that the other contestants, the other candidates in that debate all had dodgey haircutsee? >> it wouldn't be for me to comment. but who had the last head count? >> well, i think everybody must have gone to the same barber before the debate. >> you three are very active on twitter and you're quite naughty on twitter. jon, do you worry that your daughters are going to land you -- you're going to wake up one morning and all hell has broken loose on twitter? >> piers, i don't have a chance, i know it's going to happen at some point but i ask say let me get out there and campaign. >> how does romney know anything about china? he's only been there once for the olympics and panda express doesn't count. >> how can you not laugh at that? we were just having some fun. >> it is funny but this is not conventional ways of running campaigns. >> this is not at all -- >> this is not a conventional election cycle. >> you can say that again. but, abby, who is controlling you during this campaign? is anybody controls these campaigns or what is going through your minds? >> look, we're doing