but except if you see the label, style number, this is fg. fg is faded glory. >> faded glory is wal-mart's main, in-house clothing line. and it was that brand of shorts that was found in the ashes of the tazreen factory fire. simco says it couldn't handle the order after dozens of workers who left town during the muslim holiday of eid didn't return on time. >> so already we were overbooked, we were over our capacity and suddenly we don't have the workers to fulfill the orders on time. kevin taxin, the ceo of success apparels, he visited us and he was like going through our facilities, oh yeah the production, you know, use of four letter words, etc. and then he was like, and we told him like, you know, we're having trouble meeting the deadline. we need some extensions. we need some help. >> he was very upset. he said not a single day extension they can give us. so he said find a subcontract, you know, somewhere. >> so the walmart supplier -the direct supplier to walmart -came here and told you to sub-contract? >> yes, yes. >> sub-contracting m

for somehe is the last of the fg fathers in a nation that holds onto its history.is story is the story of israel, too. on migrated from what was then poland in the 1930's. migrated from what was then poland in the 1930's. he stood together with ben gurion. he was the driving force behind the construction of a secretive nuclear site. for many, the self-styled man of peace was often preparing for .ar >> i did not change. the situation has changed. >> this is shimon peres's view on it. you can make peace as long as you are sure that israel can win any war. >> ournemies came to destroy us. later.rategic shift came september 1993, enemies came together on the white house lawn to sign the oslo accord. an interim deal on sharing land between israelis and palestinians. shimon peres was one of its chief architects. >> what we are doing today is more than signing an agreement. it is a revolution. yesterday, a dream. today a commitment. >> two decades on, there still is not a final peace deal. now john kerry is trying to broker one. settlements are still in major obstacle. bu

. >> that will fill up my stock fg that happens. >>> 4:46. christina loren is back with us to talk about our monday, getting our week started. it's nice out there right now. >> it's really nice. you know what? we've been promising you a return of the summer heat. you'll probably notice the difference as of this very morning. 62 degrees in sunnyvale, 57 to start out in livermore. temperatures are really comfortable out there right now. this is the time, if you're waking up in livermore, concord, get out as early as you can. temperatures will be much warmer today. we're seeing the southerly surge. as we head throughout the afternoon, temperatures return to the mid 80s by tomorrow, the upper 80s. the 90s. by the end of the week and the weekend, close to trip -digit heat and likely seeing it continue into next week. for today, not too bad. this is one of the coolest days in the extended period. we stop the clock. between 6:00 and 10:00. mostly cloudy conditions just at the immediate coast. otherwise we're looking really good for today. 86 on the

much pain medication as they could and trying to one up each other during the time period after he fgpsi commercial where he burned his head through the rest of his life and testified that she saw in germany during the 1997 victory tour, michael jackson getting propofol in a hotel room saying it looked like a surgical suite for sleep two consecutive nights or two accept pretty nights during the tour and talked about drug use and how low he got during this period. it comes back to the doctors she said was taking advantage of him. she did the one thing for aeg who put her on the stand and that was to describe the event in germany. she wanted her to tell jackson and jackson himself plotted this and they had no idea he had this problem before hiring him for the concert series which he was preparing for before he died. >> thank you very much indeed. who should aeg -- should aeg be blamed for michael jackson's death. that's a question for tom, a defense attorney and represented him in the molestation case. a fascinating day with debbie row but in the end was a picture built that helps aeg i

i would would have pulled the fg out from morsi and verbalized it, and verbalized it likely used to withan. any forces around the world that are kept down or persecuted arrests by the muslim brotherhood in this country or overseas we should stand with. we should stand with christians. [applause] look, life was area for the cops under mubarak. under morsi it became intolerable and strangely enough now that morsi is gone the islamists are on the warpath and up blaming acclaiming the christians in egypt and the zionists are blaming the christians. christian priests are being killed in the streets and cyanide arrest in cairo and alexandria. it's a big problem. this is the cradle of christianity the birthplace of christianity and we are taking a pass. i have not heard of, officials speak out about this dilemma in the middle east. it started in iraq in 2003 with ancient christian community there which followed the ancient jewish community in iraq had to flee. he you know those jewish refugees and and a letter lesser code, some 1 million? we don't talk much about their right of return but it ha

everyone just becomes extra focused and putting out your intelligence sensors see fg you can pick anything up. also trying to put some things in place. you can't be sure where it's going to occur so you end up with expansive warnings like we saw in this place. let's talk about yemen. we know there's a focus there. the president having met with his counter part in yemen. this has the potential site for a terrorist attack. talk about the situation in yemen. >> the al qaeda affiliate is really the most able al qaeda affiliate in the world today. they're the group behind the christmas day underwear bomber. they tried to take down two cargo planes and then there's a third attack they were launching that was disrupted by the cia and other services. this is a very able group. they're extremely good with explosives. they have been quite deadly in yemen. as i've just said they have shown an ability to launch attacks outside of yemen. it's going to take some time because there are large areas of that country that are still not urntsds full government control. >> you said capable of launching out att

the decisions will be egyptians to fg make, but we are there to assist. what is missing in the upward trend of the economy that the president will address tomorrow? actuallyk that you're -- absolutely speaking the truth, that there has been a important rebounded the housing market. the data to describe the situation in the housing market on january 20, 2009 was daunting. nearlyrican people lost $27 trillion in wealth. though the decisions made by the ministration, with policies put in place, the result has been a very positive change in direction in our housing market. we are still not where we need to be. there are certainly ample room to grow when it comes to providing more homeowners the capabilities to refinance their homes. thetabilize, and grow housing market across the car -- country. president obama will be in phoenix tomorrow to lay out his plans. following his remarks in 1:00ix, on wednesday at p.m. eastern time, he will answer questions from around the country. throughn be submitted twitter, facebook, and the other media outlets. please use the