c.e.o. mike jeffries, implying they cater to the thin and beautiful. the photos were taken on saturday when on her blog on sunday and by monday she was a associate media sensation with what she called "attractive and fat." i caught up with her in the skype interview. >> if you look at media you would see more fat women with not fat women, for example, maybe even a family guy, you would see that more often than you would ever see a fat woman with a conventionally attractive man. >> i want dead show that and see what would happen and it certainly sparked some conversation. >> she is getting 120,000 hit as day and if you google abercromie & fitch advertising her images pop up among the usual suspects. >> she has not heard directly from abercromie & fitch and the company did not spend to our request to an interview. shoppers in san francisco were aware of the photos. you would like to see these in ads? >> yes. we are not all thin. >> attractive and fat, absolute ly. >> that is the news from san francisco. >> woman facing deportation has been allowed to sta

c.e.o. mike jeffries.hey resurfaced from a 2006 interview in which jeffreys justified not selling clothing larger than size 10 for women because they want the brand to be worn by cool, good looking people. jeffries says he's story but not changing anything. he said abercrombie and fitch targets its marketing at a particular segment of customers but the company cares about the community in which it operates and is strongly committed to diversity and inclusion. the company met with protesters and has now released a new statement. it says, quote, we look forward to continuing this dialogue and taking concrete steps to demonstrate our commitment to antibullying in addition to our ongoing support of diversity and inclusion. we sincerely regret and apologize for any offense. the apology definitely kicking up a little bit in terms of the language there. but it seems abercrombie and fitch cannot catch a break. a new problem has cropped up for the company. a federal judge in denver is considering an injunction afte