. >> 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 like that where staff can't see it. if you cut it where they can see you, they're going to write you up. >> i've cut myself so much so long, it's natural for me, you know. it don't even hurt. when i cut, it don't even hurt. it gives me a release. but more than anything, i think it's just the act kind of calms me down.

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you know, you look at -- the auto bailout, willing to take haircuts but not willing to take haircutse treating wall street like you said with kid gloves? >> suppose wall street got really punished and let's say lots of people got close haircuts corks that happen to an extent that -- we could move on? >> this is an intellectual question? could it be that -- there would be dash seen to have been enough pain inflicted on these entities that it would be time to move on with a sense that, you know -- is that possible? can that narrative actually happen? >> well, i don't think the narrative can happen. did you want to -- jump in here? okay. i was going to say, i mean, i think the narrative could have happened -- >> let me hear what they are saying. >> alexis. >> express a little bit. you know. we didn't do anything. so -- >> i agree. >> you are saying can we do anything now to let the -- move on? >> right. >> i think what i would like to see personally is -- the federal reserve has the power under dodd/frank section 121 to break up any risky institution. we are not seeing anyone do that. >

haircuts i kind of understand.k can be different. >> a pottery flowery one we might buy is different than a -- >> it's most egregious at the drugstore. when you walk in and pay for your pastel package shampoo, deodorants, razors which are exactly the same as a man's razor but they are a pink or purple. you will pay more than a man, no difference. they think women need prettier products, that we'll pay a premium for things that make us feel more lady like. >> what should we do? just buy the man's razor? >> i use frank's razors. it's all the same. >> you can obviously take your business elsewhere but what we can learn from men, they haggle more, they negotiate more, they do strong black and white comparison online before they go into a car dealership or buying a mortgage. women are more likely to go on word of mouth and not haggle or negotiate. we can learn from guys. >> i know if you go to a newsstand and you buy "marie claire," you'll pay the same newspaper price. no matter who you are. >> go ahead and do that! >>

>> it's a new haircut he had the last year, the big boy haircut. >> it doesn't look like justin bieber to me. try again, maybe? >>> this comes to from us channel 3 in cleveland, ohio. a community in need of healing three days after a horrific school shooting found some on a basketball court. chardon high school's first game since the shooting what some called a therapeutic attraction was a playoff game last night. before the game both teams wear arm and arm and the opposing team wearing chardon black t-shirts. people who felt they had to be there rooted on chardon to an extra sweet victory. i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today," your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. it is friday morning. we have clear skies. 35 degrees on tv hill. 4:56. the temperature at the airport is 35 degrees. the barometer has come down a little bit overnight. the win is calm -- the wind is calm. we had a pretty nice day yesterday with lots of sunshine. the other end of the day it will be a little different. so

>> it's a new haircut he had the last year, the big boy haircut. >> it doesn't look like justin bieber to me. try again, maybe? >>> this comes to from us channel 3 in cleveland, ohio. a community in need of healing three days after a horrific school shooting found some on a basketball court. chardon high school's first game since the shooting what some called a therapeutic attraction was a playoff game last night. before the game both teams wear arm and arm and the opposing team wearing chardon black t-shirts. people who felt they had to be there rooted on chardon to an extra sweet victory. i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today," your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. consumers today have a legitimate concern about the chicken they eat. they want to know more about how they were raised, what they were fed. we spend a lot of time on the feed because a chicken is what it eats. [ jim ] this seal verifies we feed my fresh all-natural chickens an all-vegetarian diet including corn, soybeans, and marigolds. we actually ask the usda to come check us. we have never fed s

and when i said to them that a haircut still looks a lot better than a beheading. >> it wasn't a haircut, it was a scalping. >> reporter: central falls hopes to emerge from bankruptcy in august. the retired police and firemen hope to join the state pension fund. but fire captain mike geoffroy says even if that happens, he'll never get his house back. tony guida, cbs news, central falls, rhode island. >> jeff: still ahead, a business trip turns into a four year nightmare for an american engineer in china. when the "cbs evening news" continues it. >> jeff: an american engineer goes on trial in china this week. dr. zhicheng hu who was born in china was accused of stealing trade secrets in 2008. in his first television interview he speaks with celia hatton. >> a deepest welcome. >> reporter: when president obama met chinese vice president xi jinping last month, he asked him to help settle the murky legal case of one american who is trapped in china. auto engineer dr. zhicheng hu is a naturallized american city living in los angeles. hu was on business in china to sell his patented car emissi

are you ready for your haircut? >> i was tim, my answer to be no but tim is a brave guy. he gets the clippers out and starts shearing this guy's head. >> i'm sorry, a robot with a razor? that is not cool. >> before you get too freaked out, will is somebody controlling the robot's movements. but just watch tim get his haircut. >> not very good. >> tim almost has to move his head to help the thing work. it's like a drunk sleeping barber with three weird hands. the thing was put together by intelligent automation incorporated, they're based in rockville, maryland. they did this to raise money for a foundation that works to find a cure for childhood cancer. >> there are also times throughout the video that tim looks a little terrified. eventually towards the end it does like like maybe the multi-arm ugv is finally getting the job done. you kind of get a look at what tim looks like in the end. that's kind of a reluctant smile. i think barbers' jobs are safe. >> clean the floor. >>> call it the hike of the stars in hollywood and we're doing it with riley. >> i always wish i was

. >> of course they've got the fanciest haircuts i've ever seen on a child. >> see the "vanity fair" video and hear what he says about their secret mom. >>> and, in the middle of battle, this. a one-on-one tug-of-war between two good friends. >> who wins? canada or the u.s. >> see how it turns out -- next. >>> welcome back to the show. but don't forget to check in at "rightthisminute.com. great videos all day long. >>> gracing the cover of april's "vanity fair" in spanish is none other than ricky martin and his two beautiful little boys. valentino and matteo. >> respect they most the adorable little kids? >> of course they've got the fanciest haircuts i've ever seen on a child. >> in the video that was created by "vanity fair" and posted on their website, we see the process of the photo shoot and ricky martin just being daddy and playing around with his boys. >> in this article he talks about fatherhood obviously. his boys are now 3 years old so -- >> he's had a chance to play mr. mom. >> and he also talks about his relationship with the woman who carried the babies for him. he doesn

are they going to be willing to sign up to the deal and take in real terms a 70% haircut? on top of that right at the end of last week, we had the rating agency moody's downgrading greece's sovereign debt rating to the lowest level possible. that obviously follows all of the restructuring deals. clearly we'll be looking very, very hard at all of this, mean while, we are seeing the two indices in paris as well as -- as well as in frankfurt looking really quite ill at the start of the week and also with commodities down and that kind of thing, some loses for the ftse has well, andrew. >> yes, charles, i totally agree with what you say about the knee-jerk reaction in the markets, that headline number, 7.5%. people saying oh, my goodness, that will be bad news for e exporters. the concern here, red arrows across the board, the headline number is lower, therefore, the global economy will slow somewhat. in the details we're having this pushed toward sustainable growth, which is what has to happen in china, because if the global economy needs a balanced growth, it has to have chi

nobody is noticing the haircut but you, mr. hill. all the things, look at the haircut.kid in play haircut 25 years ago. >> people don't know what kid in play is now. >> no. >> here's what's interesting about it. first of all, among these guys. for all the teamwork and for all that they did, there were conflicts. there were tengs between some of the players. it's never perfect, right? >> well, it might be perfect if you're on a team that's not going to win any championships and have a .500 record. we were trying to do something special at duke, get to the next level. how do you get to the next level? you be demanding on each other. coach k was extremely demanding on us as a coach. he encouraged us to hold each other accountable and there were times when i maybe took it to an uncomfortable level. >> what would be one of those times, christian? >> any time bobby and i happened to o cross paths. >> it is sad that you would sign your name across his face when you were signing. >> i would give him a hard time and tease him. >> do you regret that? do you think oh, i was too to

nothing at all greece is hoping that about ninety percent of its investors will agree to take that haircut giving greece a chance to restructure its debt in a way that's more manageable and bester is have until thursday to decide if they're going to take the deal they choose not to and once again a greek default becomes a very real possibility or is asking investors to take a haircut is nothing compared to what the greek people have had to sacrifice under years of austerity massive layoffs huge cuts to social services and wage cuts all of which would lead to an rest of the streets hostility with neighboring nations like germany and even the ousting of democratically elected leaders reese right now is the epicenter of the crisis of corporate. capitalism that is engulfing the world today and the question isn't how things will work out in greece but instead how long until what we're seeing in greece comes to the united states which a world joins me now he is an economist and visiting professor at the graduate program in international affairs at new school university in new york city and dr wo

. >> i love that haircut. >> camera 12. >> louis, tell us about the hair. >> the hair is perfect.n today and he did a great job. kerry's a stay-at-home mom. she wanted to keep it simple. so he gave her an absolutely wash and wear to give her a little more oomph. i pushed the red, which i felt was her natural color, years ago, right? >> probably, yeah. >> who can remember. >> hair color fades over time. >> darling. >> what do you guys think? >> she's beautiful. always beautiful but holy cow. >> i love the dress, too. >> thank you. >> you know what, she's a stay-at-home mom so i wanted to give her a vavavavoom dress to go out in. this can transfer from day to night depending on what your day is like. beige shoes will always elongate the legs. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> our second lady is heather mcmurray, 42 from manassas park, virginia. she recently lost 15 pounds. good for her. so she was thrilled to have the opportunity to get a brand-new look to jump-start this new chapter in her life. let's hear her story. >> okay. this is how we found you in the plaza. it is raining,

. >> they're going to have to take a haircut. >> reporter: a haircut? meaning less money? >> meaning less money. >> reporter: and is that going to fly? >> there's no choice. >> reporter: under a new state law, stockton will attempt to enter mediation with its creditors to avoid bankruptcy. meanwhile, the city is bitterly divided on who's at fault, and on how to solve seemingly unsolvable problems. >>> and army staffa staff sarge. that is sinl sinld syndicated c. we knew that the 38-year-old staff sergeant is being blown tonight from kuwait to fort leaf on worth kansas. the terrible incident the killing of these civilians and he is a suspect alleged to have done this, how does it change witwhat the u.s. is trying to dn afghanistan. >> i'm not sure there is a long term effect. there have been drone killings and long terroris long term kile year. what is different is the circumstances surrounding this and the qur'an burnings. a lot of people think we should leave by 2013ment an. and that idea the exits are so close creates this momentum where people think let's get out of her

remember this haircut? let's roll this tape. oh, boy. ♪ soft as an easy chair love fresh as the morning air ♪ >> that hairdo. >> that was a dorothy hamill. i stole that from her. we should go back to that. >> that particular show, you guys, is maybe coming back to television. >> yeah. >> yeah. they've got the rights. it's a great show to bring back. >> "name that tune," i was ready to leave the business and i got a call from ralph and i'd been so used to going to cattle calls where you're one of 100 people. >> sure. >> i was the only person in this room and i thought i was in the wrong place. she goes, miss epstein, are you ready? >> that was you. >> that was me back then. mr. edwards will see you. i sang three songs and he said "welcome to the family." >> oh, my gosh. >> i had had nothing but rejection until then. he changed my life and he was a wonderful man. i had to learn 200 songs in five days to do that show. >> unbelievable. >> but the hair caught on. >> i also think that show will be a hit again. >> i do, too. it's not a

they do dentistry, haircuts, get them some counseling if they have some mental issues. advice they need. all kinds of things. even helping them find a job. that project is done once every two or three months. we have been trying to get people to make better decisions. they can talk to their families and try to get help. one of these days, if the advocacy they want to connect up, i think that would be a good project. you know, being homeless is a serious situation. i do not want you to ever gets in that situation for yourself. people find themselves doing that because of drug addiction, or because they could not figure out some things. they got into alcoholism or something they cannot get out of. they lost their apartment and they end up getting into the street life. it could happen. it could happen to anybody. if people do not plan their lives and do not set themselves up for success. i want you to at least spend some time with me to try to be in doubt the world for a moment to help understand what people go through. to try to determine for yourself how you can help cha

well you deserve a haircut, you deserve to be pampered. are you ready?to our left is her husband, terry, her daughters andrea and cassie. you guys, please keep your blindfolds on until i give you the green light. here is bonnie daily before. all right, bonnie, let's see the new you. >> wow! wow wow wow! all right, kids. you guys all ready? take off your blindfolds, check mom out. >> mom, are you ready? all right, bonnie, spin right around here? >> oh, my gosh. >> you look hot. >> wow. >> you should go give her a kiss right now on the mouth. >> right on the mouth. >> look at his eyes all teared up. lord. >> he doesn't want to mess up the makeup. >> oh, sweet! tell us about the hair. >> bonnie, you're beautiful before and you're even more beautiful after. for example, she had great hair. vanessa just gave her layers for movement. again, the swept-away bangs made her hair richer to emphasize the facial features, it gives the facial features definition. >> kids, family, what do you think? >> you look beautiful. >> amazing. >> the whole family looks weepy. ji

. >> they think mommy has a short haircut because we cut it off? >> they know about the cancer. the older is aware that it's cancer and that i am going through treatment and the hair coming off, she knew it would be part of it. >> talk about that night. you have a great attitude and a big smile. >> my husband came home that day in the afternoon and i told him we were going to cut it off. i wanted to have hair left over to donate to locks of love and i wanted to do it. i was ready in my mind. >> how is your treatment going? >> i feel fine. i do normal stuff like clean the house and go to the grocery store. it's not affecting my life too much. >> what do you say to the women who just get the diagnosis. >> have the best possible attitude for yourself and your family. you can't look at it as a death sentence. it's just not. >> we're done! >> when the doors to an elevator opens, it's a mini surprise what's going to be inside. it can be full or a cute girl in there. >> what's the weirdest thing ever. i never looked at an elevator that way ever. >> it's a mini surprise. who is in there

under the bill, get taxed on getting your car repaired washed or towed and taxed when you get your haircut. tan, massage, you can be taxed too. consultant or public relations firm, taxed too. dating or escort service. the bill is under review. >>> a judge ruled maryland's handgun law is unconstitutional. it stated that residents had to have quote good and substantial reason to carry a handgun. in an opinion filed a judge says that law infringes on the second amendment right. the ruling is getting mixed reviews. supporters say it's a victory. the center says it will likely be reversed. >>> unpaid water and sewer bills could lead to your lien on a home. jack young took steps to stop the liens from forcing residents to the home. more tomorrow lasting two years after the city realized there were billing problems with the department of public works. >>> while you were sleeping george washington university officials say students, faculty and parents were alerted after the secret service warned that a man armed with a gun was heading towards the campus. no suspects have been located and students

for a little girls to be charged more for their haircuts than little boys and in that case we represented a sister and a brother. and that was a case of economic inequality because it took the same level of education and experience and time, we alleged, to cut that little girl's hair as did it to cut the little boy's hair. and, therefore, they should have not had separate pricing for little girls and little boys. >> do you believe that men and women should be absolutely equal in everything? >> i do believe that under the law, under the constitution of the united states and under our public policy that women deserve and should have a right to enjoy equal employment opportunity. >> i agree with a lot of what you've done. i agree with 90% of what you've done. some of the more trivial ones make me laugh. i get that. >> i don't agree with your assumption. >> really? >> what we do -- >> do you ever do anything for pub list i >> we do cases of public interest and importance. we believe that women who are discriminated against and minorities, for example, people who are gay, people who are lesbia

they get a good haircut and feel better about themselves. >>> up next, an inmate confronts the parents of the girl he murdered. >> the victim's mom and stepdad are here today. vickie and greg. they trusted me with their daughter and i ended up killing her. next generation of lexus cannot be contained. [ clang ] the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. see your lexus dealer. prego?! but i've been buying ragu for years. [ thinking ] i wonder what other questionable choices i've made? [ club scene music ] [ sigh of relief ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. >>> anamosa is a state penitentiary that houses hundreds of violent inmates. like most prisons, it's a place where faith is often in short supply. >> there is nothing in here. the best thing to do is to try to keep your mind as focused as possible so you don't -- every time you come in here, it takes a piece of you. i don't want it to take a piece of me where i don't have who i am anymore. >> it makes you question religion. it makes you question politics. it makes you question anything you ever believed in. >> pri

they say that it could be much more than the haircut if you went to the new hair shop. how about the stolen tide and the detergent or the designer jeans. police have arrested four people on theft charges or they say that more arrests are pending, all connected to the stolen merchandise that is being sold at the barbershop valued at $125,000. >> reporter: in the back of the store beyond where they were cutting their hair, you have these elaborate severalling uniteds where you could find the stolen phones, dove body wash, the counterfeit jeans. now behind that in the back room, investigators found a locked office, filled with additional products. >> reporter: the merchandise have been stolen and they believe that some of these trucks will be shipped to illegal marketing operations overseas. >> now an update on the breaking news. a young woman is under arrest tonight in connection with the triple stabbing in the northeast. it happened around 9:30 last night near the intersection of the rhode island avenue and fourth street northeast. police say that the attack followed a f

when we can organize and city government to provide that to opportunity, and whether it is a haircut,rovide training, how can we get you some eyeglasses, how can we set you up on e-mail -- q different parts of life we live normally may not be available to everybody, but you are here to make that available. when i think about the otani bennett is singing to, i think about you. -- when i think about who tony bennett is singing to, i think about you. it is a city of people to know how to do things for other people. that is what makes me so proud to be the mayor of this city. i am willing to sacrifice everything there is to do what is good for the city. i do not care about the politics so much as i care that we can bring more people together under this big tent we call the city of san francisco. triple the effort to help so many other people change their lives, and if we can have a moment and their lives to suggest there is a way out, venues in which we care for them, it isç represented in the way you do things today. çthe way you talk to people. the way you communicate.ç i love these

you will get taxed on things like getting your car repaired, maybe a car wash or tow, haircut, that'st of the list. more details can be found on abc2news.com. we received more than 50 comments about the house bill. it's house bill 1051, melissa writes, what next? tax the air we breathe? we would love to know what you think. head to the fan page at abc2news.com/facebook. >>> doctors, coaches and parents are paying attention more to kids suffering from concussions. >> what are the long-term effects for your child? we will look in to that. >>> pricking your finger, checking insulin part of dealing with diabetes, that maybe a thing of the past. an artificial pancreas, coming up. 3q finally carpet cleaning got easier. try resolve easy clean to deep clean your carpets. its upright brush with activating trigger removes 3 times more dirt than vacuuming alone. it's just 3 easy steps for beautifully clean carpets. resolve easy clean. don't just vacuum clean. resolve clean. and try resolve triple oxi. to remove stains the first time. >>> donations piling up this morning, for residents blind side