hair rings? call them herrings because people will think you sent them a fish. >> that's right. >> see what i did there? a herring. and if it came from a redhead you'd have yourself a red herring. >> that's right. you are right. >> i can't be stopped. >> oh, yeah. >> i notice you charge admission. it's like six bucks or something? >> yeah. >> it's cheaper than a haircut. >> yeah. i haven't asked for yours yet. how many crew members? >> come on, man. i tell you what, i've got five. we'll leave a little early. >> are you military by any chance? >> yeah. >> she gives a discount to military. >> how much? >> it's 3. >> since when does boy scouts count as military? >> don't correct me on camera. i was under a lot of pressure for a lot of years. the scout law was very difficult to memorize. >> that's right. >> and all of these are watch chains with fobs. i have four down here that have family history. this one up here i don't know. i know that one person made that. this is my 65 years to dress hair. i c

welcome to my hair museum. >> your hair museum?correct in assuming and believing as i was told it's the only one of its kind? >> in the whole world. >> no other museums on planet earth dedicates to hair? >> no. >> you got the only one? >> uh-huh. >> i'll start with this one right here. there's 150 names on it. each one of the pieces you see the little black and white, that tells whose hair corresponds to the 150 names. the little bird up there at the very top is number one. you start down the left side. before the camera was invented this is how they did genealogy. >> you're telling me in this frame are pieces of hair from 150 different heads? >> yes, sir. >> and the heads to which those hairs were previously affixed are all named? >> yes. >> and tell me again why? >> genealogy, done with human hair before the camera was invented. >> before photo albums we remembered friends and family with collections of their hair, hair albums basically. >> the reason people still in 2014 are cutting pieces of their baby's hair is because this is

the hair is the same length and this hair shrinks up and has bulk. when you create policy for one shape hair, it's going to impact this hair. and it forces women with circle hair to straighten their hair. >> can we -- staff sergeant davis -- can you turn so we can see the side of your hair. and explain her hair style. >> this is done with her natural hair and we did individual twists on the top which lows her some movement. and some will do all flat twists. but it's like blow drying for straight hair. imagine a policy that says you cannot blow dry your hair. >> and you were able to fix that policy in less than six months and were honored by a general for your efforts. congratulations on that.

welcome to my hair museum. >> your hair museum.believing that it is the only one of its kind in the whole world. >> no other museums on the planet are dedicated to hair. i will start with this one right here. there's 150 names on it. each one of the pieces, you see the little black and white, that tells you whose hair correspondents to the 150 names. the little bird at the top was number one. before the camera was invented, this is how they do geniologist, you're telling me in this frame are pieces of hair from 150 different heads. the heads which are previously affixed to are named and tell me again, why! genealogy, done with human hair before the camera was invented. >> before photo albums we remembered friends and family with collections of their hale. the reason people are cutting pieces of their baby's hair because this is what we were doing 200, 300 years ago. a lady in norway traced it to the twelfth century. >> that's like a thousand years ago or something. >> who does it. >> neighbors, relatives, friends. twist my lid! tha

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. >> oh, look at her hair. >> a female inmate arrives with what she says is a hair salon mishap. >> my hair fell out. >> no. >> but officers suspect something else. >> it will be a good story. >> yeah. there's got to be a story behind that. >> definitely. >>> the new york city skyline is visible from some parts of town, hackensack, new jersey, is a smaller, quieter city of about 43,000. but like its giant neighbor, it attracts visitors from all over and that's especially apparent at a landmark just outside of downtown. the bergen county jail. >> ain't nobody in this county from this county. crazy. i'm from trenton, new jersey. >> 65% are out of county residents. a lot are for drugs. they are going into the city or coming out, they get pulled over. they use bergen county because its use of artery highways. >> most of the roughly 900 inmates housed here have been accused of crimes and are awaiting trial under the resolution of their cases. like many, deanna collins is not only from somewhere else, philadelphia, she's also facing drug charges but she's unique in another way. >> what happe

i would see clark gable with black hair. he would shake their hair and flip it back. i nearly broke my neck trying to flip my nap back. i said before, to be black in america when you're big in a job and money you have to owe yourself treats just to unmess your mind. when i hit it big, i realized if i don't bring a woman into the nightclub, i'm not leaving with one. that was the law here. so i had certain things set up before it happened. i knew i was going somewhere. i didn't know if it was sports. i knew it wouldn't be sports. i had been around entertainers. >> wait, wait, you knew it wouldn't be sports. you were a celebrated, admired track athlete. that had a lot of future to it, and you walked away from that as well as. >> well, we had dual school systems in st. louis. black school and white school. black track meets and white track meets. i went to the black track meets and ran the mile faster than anybody that year on the planet. i didn't get credit for it. so what do i do? i go by to the naacp and started up a march. that day it scared them white folks so bad. t

. >> sounds like a lot of cash for hair. >> jeanne moos reports on the hair raising prices for hair on >> reporter: willy nelson would probably agree. >> i'm crazy,. ♪ crazy for feeling... ♪ >> reporter: crazy to feel it's worth it to spend $37,000 for willy's pig tails. he cut them off in 1983 to give them to fellow country star wayland jennings to celebrate jennings' sobriety. now guernsey's auction house has sold them to an unidentified bidder. this collector said wee have bid $50,000 if he'd known about the auction. >> i look for things that are kind of iconic. >> reporter: gsthin that sprout if an icon's head. >> it's a nice lock of marilyn's hair. you can see the lock of paul mccartney's hair. >> reporter: is george washington nearby? >> let me grab him. here is a washington lock. >> reporter: john has been verified by guiness as having the world's largest celebrity hair collection from the almost invisible few strands from beethoven to this hunk of hair. >> his jer ran mow's pony tail. >> reporter: also from the 1800s is what he calls his treasure. >> that's lincoln's hair. >> r

wrap your hair in a towel after you get out of the shower. >> wet hair is fragile.omb your hair when it's wet. there are and exceptions. >> if you're an african-american it is better to go ahead and comb and brush the hair while it is wet. >> reporter: other pieces of advice, only use iron every other day and cut down on the hair spray. for health minute, i'm holy if heir spray. pfeffer. >>> british airlines is going to install family pods on the plane. youthe airline will have couple pods and child free zones. it does not offer service to our area. it is offered in the uk and other european hubs. >>> google is expanding it's shopping express, same day delivery. the service is starting out in washington, d.c. and chicago and boston. to place an order, users have to shop through google website. they are offering customers a subscription $95 a year or $10 a month. they are trying to slash profits of amazon prime. not in philadelphia yet. i'm sure it will get here. >> good food and good fun was on the agenda in franklin square. oktoberfest featured food trucks and a be

is the president's hair showing somewhere? it is a question that could be asked -- a new totally scientific study says president obama's grair is 130% grayer than it was when he took office. they looked at pictures from every month of his presidency and analyzing them with photoshop to find the median gray value. it was published by the precedings of the national institute of science. they note that, quote, -- that's how it is pronounced, p-e-n-i-s. look it up. in january of 2009 we estimate obama's hair was similar in color to morgan free man and in august 2014 it was 52% similar to morgan freeman. i think i did this study five years ago. and they predict by may of 2016 it will be 62% similar to freeman's. we brought in a studio panel of normal folks to help us discuss this quick question before we start. how many thought you were coming to see montel williams? suckers. they never would have come to this. andrew, i get from this study a serious point that they say america made obama's hair turn gray and it is our fault. >> i

of are baby hair talk away somewhere. >> reporter: a lock, my mom saved enough hair to practically make, and when my pigtails were chopped off she separated the two, may this keep a close bond between us. i have the other one. willie nelson's pigtails, $37,000, my pigtails, maybe five bucks on e bay and willie's are longer. but why split hairs when you can sell them. jeanie moos, new york. do i look like willie. >> no. >> i think i'm a little creeped out. >> your mom has a couple little bits of your hair. >> not a stranger. >> mom, do you have my hair, talked away somewhere. >> question is out there now. >> yikes. >> oh, boy. >> $37,000. >> that is a lot. >> i was the anonymous buyer, it was me. >> yes. >> clipped under neat. >> all right, katie. >> unaudible. >> completely switch gears and lets talk about fall fun activities. >> yeah. >> south jersey this weekend we have pumpkin show going on, with an actual pumpkin pageant, there will be a mr. pumpkin and a miss pumpkin crowned. if you can believe it. meanwhile in the orchard one of my favorite places this time the of the year, hey ri

it's being called hair gate. some people say the tiny gap between the screen and metal frame is pulling out their hair. >> which is why i'm not that worried about it. >> it's affect mend and their beard hair and women -- affected men and their beard hair and women and long locks. apple has not said anything about the supposed hair gate. that's not something you need to worry about. >> my moustache hair is not that long. >> stick to the sold stuff, no problems, doesn't bend, pull my hair, still works. >>, what the flip phone? >> [ laughter ] >> the 5s. i got rid of my blackberry a few years ago. >> gave it to the museum? >> i still can't time as fast. >> i agree. >>> 80 degrees the high today and a gorgeous start this morning for the blood moon. hope you guys had a chance to see it. take a live look outside, this is the moon tonight. look at the rays over the water. isn't that nice. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam. temperatures still 75, still pretty darn mild and the rel

so, some pink got in her hair.upid. >> ridiculous. >> come on, wait few days it, will wash out. you dopes. hey, still ahead, almost time to trick-or-treatment isn't it? >> treats we mills the most next. >> you can tell by the candy think loved most of their lives. like bit a honey. you ever had bit a hone? >> we're like nope. you're telling your age right now. >> i rest my case. >> yes. >> and gearing up for his big performance, woodie -- hoodie all end on good day, talking with him. >> alex, do you want a bit a honey. >> oh, boy. >> got the halloween music on. >> how many days is halloween? >> peanut gallery? >> the 31st. >> fifteen? >> fifteen days from now, you will love candy, because it is halloween. >> so we will talk about some candy that you remember, so you remember candy cigarettes? >> i loved candy cigarettes, because when you blew on them, the sugar would come out, and it look like smoke. >> well, still sold in retro candy stores, encouraging smoking for store shelves many years agoment some countries e

>> originally we were really thinking about hair removal. i got home from istanbul and i told my friend josh about this and he said, you're really hairy and it's going to be really expensive to get that handled. >> is that who's hand we see against the window? >> yes. >> tell us a little bit about the field house project. >> the idea is a philanthropic context. we are building a community center that will be a shared resource between six local primary schools. >> were you aspiring to be a model or is this a complete surprise for you? >> complete surprise. i had no intention of it what so ever. a woman approached me and took it upon herself to make sure i became a model and we set a day and ran around paris and it was a complete shock. >> now, did she tell you that you needed to be hairless or is this your decision? >> it would never be my decision. it was the booker at the agency that i'll be working with. >> josh, how are you going to afford his hair removal? >> i have some money saved up. i think this will be well worth it for the nonprofi

hair.u have amazing hair. [ cheers ] it's an internet sensation, your hair. there are, like, web pages about your hair. that seems to be something else that you get sort of more intense -- attention on than you would probably like. >> well, yeah. i mean, luckily, nobody's like walking up and going like that to me regularly. which is good. >> seth: that is good. >> yeah. i do -- i really thank my lucky stars about that. that's great. but -- yeah. you know, it's funny. it's just sort of mystifying to me the whole hair thing. really because i'm -- it's just my hair. >> seth: but you're gonna be on "family guy," right? >> yeah. >> seth: you're gonna be a voice of your -- you're playing yourself on "family guy." >> i'm sorry, seth. what? sorry. >> seth: that's beautiful when you do that. you're going to be on "family guy"? >> what's "family guy"? yeah. oh, yes. i'm playing myself on "family guy." >> seth: and what is peter doing? >> which i was so flattered about because i love those guys. i thi

this is your regular hair, your natural hair.r. >> jimmy: a wig or something like that? >> it comes from russia. >> jimmy: it did? >> it really did. it's virgin hair, but not like the hair of a virgin. >> jimmy: oh. what does that mean then? [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm sorry. >> jimmy: virgin hair? >> it's never been dyed before or something. >> jimmy: wow. it's naturally red, so, there's a russian, a bald russian right now because of you. >> i guess so. >> jimmy: is it annoying to wear the wig all the time? >> it's good for the character. it makes it easier for me to play the role. but i do have to have glue on my head every day. have you worn wigs? >> jimmy: i'm wearing one right now. >> wow. that's really convincing. >> jimmy: i have. and bald head wigs are the worst. >> a bald cap, yeah. >> jimmy: you have had that? >> once when i screen tested for "guardians of the galaxy" where my character was bald and they put a bald cap on me and painted me blue and it was interesting. >> jimmy: you didn't have a bald cap in the movie

this woman is ready for hair overhaul. >> i decided to get my hair dyed platinum. >> reporter: the look can be pricey, but today, she's getting a complimentary style because the "nightline" cameras are rolling. >> it's so sexy and glamorous. >> reporter: after taking off some length, they begin the bleaching. >> more like blond all over. >> reporter: okay. >> and we'll shorten it after. >> it's not going stay blue? >> not unless you want it to. >> reporter: three hours later, she puts in the finishing touches for the perfect platinum look. >> just going to color it a little bit. >> reporter: but first, back to stylist christine. >> going to go for the bob, which is very up to the moment right now. >> reporter: and just like that, good-bye brunette, hello, blond bombshell. so, think you want to go blond? here are some guidelines. it looks best straight. >> it was very curly and frizzy, so, i feel like people need to stay away from that blond. >> reporter: and pick the right shade for you. leave the eyebrows. splurge, don't save. >> maybe cut back on a pair of shoes. >> reporter: and fina

dear white people, stop petting my hair. does it look like a petting zoo. >> eppy join us from los angeles. the movie points out the hypocrisy of many college who is think they're open-minded about race but they're just as divided as answer other school. it has started a major conversation about the subtle prejudices that students face every day. you have great reviews and celebrities. >> thank you. >> you have two award nominations on thursday. what why you think that the film and it's ideas are resonating so much for people from so many different backgrounds. >> thank you for that. we're excited that people have respond sod well. i think one of the reasons that people have been resonating with this is it's a subject in a he ihehe ihe is sow esoterical way. >> the film brings up parties on campus where is white students dress up as the worst stereotypes possible, and it's something that has been happen forgive years. >> it has been happening, and unfortunately it's been happening now. i think that this movie will actually s

he says he's got einstein's hair and michael jackson's hair. being caught on fire.eekly." as for that lock of marilyn's hair -- >> taken by the embalmer. >> reporter: maybe you think there's an ick factor with the hair. >> i bet your mom has a lock of your hair tucked away somewhere. >> reporter: a lock? my mother has enough to make a wig. she separated the two, may this keep a close bond heen us township. i have the other one. willie nelson's pigtail, $37,000. my pigtails, maybe five bucks on emay but willie's are longer. but why split hairs when you can sell them. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i admire you jeanne moos. thank you for joining me today. this hour. >>> the fight against ebola. big changes coming to an airport near you but is this about disease management or public relations. >> isis is tightening its grip on the key town of kobani as turkish tanks linger just across the border. the pentagon won't save that kurdish

[laughter] so one of the interesting things you brought up about hair, and i'm having a hair issue today. as an african-american woman, is your discussion a little oversourced or overprescribed for the south? because i think the issues in terms of beauty, in terms of african-american women being considered disheveled and trying the strive and do all those other things, wanting to have their own money and all those other pieces, i don't think it's that different of what was going on in the northeast, and i don't know. i don't know to say, but that's just is my question. >> no, i don't think that's unfair. i mean, i guess one thing i would say is that for much of the period during which i studied the majority of black americans are living in the south, and so that's one way in which the regional focus makes sense. the other thing that i try to do in the book, which i didn't really do much of today, is to keep kind of a conversation going between the black and white ideals and practices. because i do think that that is something that makes the south somewhat unique during this period. you'r

you can have afros, long hair, curly hair, the difference isn't even rational. they could hide more, and the prison wouldn't testify to this. yeah you can hide things in the hair on top of your head but it isn't against the rules. they have singled out the beard preserved, more for religious reasons and not treated other things that are really indistinguishable. if there are no further questions i'll reserve the remaining time. >> thank you, professor. >> mr. chief justice, may it please the court, this case involves the religious accommodation of a half-inch beard that in over 40 states a prisoner would be allowed to wear. the state failed its burden of proving the half-inch religious beard would be the least restrictive means to further a compelling -- is it your position that, what, if 90% of other -- of other institutions similar to the one at issue in the case practice that is challenged it cannot be a compelling interest? is that your position? >> no. in fact, i think our position is that security interests in prisons are compelling but the burden that is

even a few men are getting it on hair-gate claiming the new phone is snagging their facial hair. the issue could be remedied just by adding a cover. >> you should have a cover anyway to protect the case. >> of course. >>> all right. so -- >> as long as it pulls out the gray hair, i'm fine. >> we're sizzling out there. >> yes, sun scorching this morning. and already temperatures 7 degrees warmer than average. 90 today, but cooler wet on the way. heads the coast first. i'll tell you when it gets to your neighborhood coming up. >>> also ahead, a baby elephant takes a tumble, the dramatic rescue. and we'll tell you who helped. - "dear scan, "i've been a scan member for almost two years and have been very satisfied with the plan." - "i would like to thank you and your organization from top to bottom." - "i recently called into scan regarding a claims problem." - "i had been going round and round with a problem with a prescription drug order." - "it is nice to know that one phone call to you, and u take care of it right away." - "your kindness and helpfulness has been appreciated "more

>> separate the hair.ate -- >> set up our s.m.a. >> oh, s.m.a. >> sanitary maintenance area. >> it's my hope that they want to continue, you know, that they like this profession, they think this is something they'd like to do, and hopefully enroll in barber college. go on from there. >> does that hurt, keesha? just talking to her. >> mr. poe has been a student in the class now for about two months. he does very well, you know? comes, in, does his book work and participates, as you can see, with practical operations. he likes to barber. he's been in the salon cutting hair, so he's doing well. >> i can get into the hair-cutting business. i can do a lot of females' hair this way. get a lot of clientele. >> by the looks of it you ain't going to have no clients. >> or i might just break into the hair-cutting business. >> good. okay. that looks good. all right. >> ooh. did you hear that? >> at first i was kind of leery of this class, but after i've been in here, it's hair cutting. >> why are you leery? >> becaus

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