piece of clothing a striped baby showed with a sewn on sheriff has led to massive criticism on social media shoppers said the item bore a similarity to uniforms worn in nazi death camps and the word sheriff is barely visible and the badge looks a lot like the star of david a religious symbol the nazis used to mock out jews as second class citizens many twitter users of cold though going as far as calling for a ban on the clothing retailer zorra has since apologized and removed the item from sale saying that the t. shirt was actually inspired by classic western films and wasn't meant to offend anybody however it's not the first time the clothing john has been accused of issues two thousand and seven zahra had to pull this handbag off the shelves because of these green swastikas on either side. all right let's go to some more global headlines for you in brief time for the r.t. world update will start with the thousands of shia muslims who have taken to the

who needs clothing? meanwhile in other teen news on thursday two teens were arrested for painting graffiti on a memorial in new york. the 17-year-old and 15-year-old were caught putting smiley faces and tags on the soldiers and the sailor monument. before we tackle these stories i want to read the letter from a viewer from quaker town. pat writes, dear greg, i paid $300 for your seminar on making friends and i still haven't received the welcome gift, newsletter or the hip to know gg coffee mug. what gives? i don't think this is fair. my dad is a cop by the way and says he remembers you from a caller in the park where you claimed to be walking a dog, but there was no dog. pat, let's be clear. this is the seminar about making friends, and you flunked it by being so suspicious and not being patient and not waiting. you will not be getting the gift package and i feel sorry for you. as for what happened in the park i was mugged. it explains my nudity and the feces. that tends to happen when you are in a park.

yet, the 29-year-old says shopping for clothes in the men's department left her feeling insecure and self- conscious. nothing ever fit her proportions. so she was resigned to thinking that's just the way it was. >> i got used to wearing clothes that hid me. i thought i would just end up being someone who would prefer to be overlooked, or not worth sort of a second glance. >> typically, you show a little bit of cuff. >> reporter: after years of frustration shopping off the rack, tutera decided to purchase her first tailored men's suit and she says the way she felt when she tried it on changed her life. >> having something custom-made for my body, basically, re- introduced me to my body, and i have felt, like, incredibly visible in a way that's not just causing people to take a second look at me, but i think people see me in a way that may actually be aligned with how i see myself. and that has been the most, like, powerful, mind-blowing thing. >> reporter: the experience made tutera want to pass that feeling along to others. so she approached the new york based made-to-order-men's sui

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accession to the clothing, at think at some point, the defense should have access to the clothing. that depends largely, the clothing is now in dr. case's advice in the los angeles -- st. louis county police agency normally. they are going to be looking at it. it's up to them when the defense -- not defense, the family's will have access to it, so at some time there will be access to it and the results. as far as the other part of the question was -- >> were there any signs of struggle? >> any signs of struggle? there weren't signs of a struggle. in talking about a struggle, one of the things that the attorneys have also asked for is the medical examination of the officer who was in a struggle, so signs of injury to the officer, to michael brown, are both needed. one thing is that there are abrasions around the right side of mr. brown's face, rubbing against the ground, which happened as best as we can tell when -- after the gunshot wounds, he fell flat down, unprotected and got those abrasions. otherwise, no evidence of a struggle and it will be important in evaluation of the case

that's where the clothes are that's where all your evidence is requesting to be. so really all you have seen thus far is dr. baden's results which was generated in that diagram that you have seen. we really need to look at that physical evidence because, remember, the st. louis prosecuting attorney, he has installed a grand jury. is he going to present this evidence. so that's evidence that we're also going to want to know about. >> ted, besides having been law enforcement in st. louis, coin debtly, how fast you can discharge six bullets? pretty fast? >> oh, you you can definitely discharge them pretty fast. it's according to whether you are using semiautomatic weapon or using like a 38 .38 caliber. yeah, these weapons can discharge very fast. and i sense that the officer had a semiautomatic weapon and that led to the very fast discharge here. but i have got to tell you, law enforcement has its job still cut out. this is nothing crystallized in this. the autopsy report shows certain things, but, greta, what i want to hear right now is the toxicology report. i want

what was often called negro cloth. in the antebellum period this was used to produce clothing for slaves in the south. for the production of shoes, the -- even the agricultural south had a shortage of leather. and could not make two standard infantry footwear. the jefferson booty that had been developed in the united states army in the 1850s. the southern style shoe had to be produced a little more simply. after our presentations today, if you want to come and handle these and look at them a little more closely, you'll be able to -- i'll have them out in the lobby there. but they also had to use some expedient methods. in the south, with plenty of cotton, why not substitute cotton cloth for some parts of leather items. and so shoes that are partly leather, and partly canvas, is a part leather, part canvas shoe as good as an all leather one? no. but will it put a shoe on a soldier's foot for a time? in the summer of 1863, you would have seen thousands of army of tennessee soldiers wearing these part leather, part canvas

especially because we don't have the clothing. the clothing is critical because if there was a close-range shot you would have evidence of gunshot powder and residue that would have been filtered out by the clothing and thus when you look at it on the skin you may not see that evidence, thus it looks like it's a distance wound. we don't have that information. but even if we can confirm that one of the shots that entered his body has gunshot residue over that clothing area, we still can't confirm without other pieces of the investigation whether that was the first or the second shot or something like that. >> but let me stay on this first shot. if with the clothing and with all of the assembled evidence there is no gunshot residue anywhere on his body or on the clothing, wouldn't that indicate that the first shot and all the shots were fired from at least a distance of about 24 inches? >> correct. are you talking about the shots that actually hit his body, correct? >> yes. any shots that hit his body. if when the totality of the ev

the clothe something now from dr. case's advice, is in the los angeles--st. louis county police normally, they would be looking at it. it's up to them when the defen defense--not defense, but families will have access to it. so at some time there will be access to it, and the results. as far as the other part of the question, it was--any signs of a struggle? there weren't signs of a struggle. in talking about a struggle one of the things that the attorneys also asked for is the medical examination of the officer who was in the struggle. signs, injury to the officer, to michael brown are both needed. one thing is that there are abrasions around the right side of mr. brown's face, rubbing against the ground, which happen as best we can tell when after the gunshot wounds he fell flat down unprotected and got those abrasions. otherwise no evidence of a struggle, and it will be important in evaluation of the case for the medical examiner, the fbi, for the defense--for the family to see what happened to the officer. over here. >> after the autopsy takes place, how

>> caller: we believe it's mostly clothing. it started about 4:10. everyone was gone for the day, so nobody was injured. we lost three trucks. they are trucks that collect donated items. it's an impact for us. >> it is. most of the people had gone. were some worker there is? any idea what may have started this. >> caller: no idea how it started. it started in a big that had clothing and donated items. >> it started in a bin, not close near the trucks? >> it was a pile near the trucks, but they were in big storage containers, but something -- we won't know until we get a report. >> all right. robin, thank you so much for joining us with hope services. very unfortunate that burned. >> too bad, especially the trucks. it's tough donate. we'll keep an eye on both fires and bring you any significant developments on abc 7. >>> now to levi stadium. the 49ers sideline to sideline, goal line to goal line yesterday. >> 4:00 this morning, they began rolling out a thicker sod for the sunday game against the chargers. the field is incomplete. the race is on to fin

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that. >> no, unfortunately with the clothing we won't be able to that. dr. badden and i know there were no actual shots to the back, and what i mean is that they came into his back, his -- literally his back, because that's stationary. as far as the wound is concerned we can't really piece together anything until we have further evaluational witness statements and reconstruction of the crime scene. the clothing, unfortunately for this particular wound, is not going to tell us whether or not it came in from the back or the front, simply because that part of his arm -- because he was wearing a t-shirt -- was exposed, if that had been a close-range gunshot wound we would have the details of gunshot powder and residue in and around the wound, and we did not see that. now it comes down to, was he walking away when he received that? was he putting his arm up or holding his hand up? and that's where collaboration of witness statements, officer's statements and reconstruction of the crime scene is critical. >> sean parcells, a forensic pathologyist who assisted

>> what i said was he was clothed. i didn't say fully clothed. he had cloths on and that's how we're going to address this at this point until the press conference is concluded. they were acute superficial. acute is recent. >> do you have an estimate as to when he died? >> when you say -- can you explain -- are you talking about the night -- superficial wounds were not the preliminary cause of death. the preliminary cause of death is asphyxia due to hanging. >> and then do you have an estimated time of when he may have died? >> the investigation is ongoing. unfortunately, we still have to surmise, based on things that we're going to look at, lividity, rigors, to try to come up with a generalized idea of when he passed. >> did he leave a note? >> that will be released when the future press conference is concluded. >> were there any signs -- >> i'm sorry. i didn't hear you. >> when you interviewed the family, did they reveal any troubling signs with robin? >> i'm not going to get into our interviews and such because we have more to conduct and we w

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oil stains on a traditional cloth express the luster of a saxophone. kimono fragments combine to form the miracle pine tree of rikuzentakata, a symbol of resilience after the tsunami. >> translator: so many feelings are crammed into this room. it's a very intense experience. >> translator: as a native of northeastern japan, seeing the tapestries breaks my heart, but i'm also very moved to see that these kimonos have turned into such beautiful and lovely objects. >> reporter: shiomi's project weaves together the feelings of hundreds of people. now she's hoping this collection can be turned into one large curtain for a stage in northeastern japan. miwako hoshiba, nhk world. >>> let's take a look at the latest market figures. >>> we move on to the weekend weather forecast. >>> that's all this hour on "newsline." i'm ross mihara in tokyo. thank you for watching, and have a good day. óxñx ♪ >>> this week on "moyers & company," award winning actor and writer, john lithgow as king lear. >> this is an interesting moment. i just entered into that window where y

they want the clothes to see whether there's gunshot residue on that. they want to see if there's gunshot residue in the vehicle, blood in the vehicle. how many bullets went into his body. and they all agree that at least six shots, maybe more, the question remains, why do you have to shoot an unarmed person in broad daylight, execution style. >> do you believe that what has been happening out here for the last several days. and i should point out, throughout the day, most of these protesters are peaceful, they want their voices heard. >> do you believe that distracts people from the case here. >> absolutely. everybody be responsible. and we understand you're mad and upset. we want justice, it takes everybody's attention away from getting justice for their son and saying, look at how responsible they are. i understand it, i get it, anderson. these people are hurting, they haven't seen their children killed over and over again, and they know the police through the playbook, it takes forever, a year later, nobody remembers their child name but them, they

without clothes on, by the way. >> yes. you heard right. the intruder in joyce's apartment has no clothes on. he's naked. nude. bare. >> it started off just pretty much like any other crime. >> deanna durante, a reporter for nbc's wcau, gets an email from one of her police sources about a man running naked down a hallway in an apartment building. >> he said, hey, can you help us out, put these surveillance pictures on tv? >> police are concerned that because the suspect is nude the crime may be of a sexual nature. and because the incident happens at an off-campus housing site where a few students from a nearby university live, the police are eager to unravel the mystery. >> we tried to keep the serious tone because he broke into an apartment where single young women live. they didn't know, were they dealing with someone who has a sexual predator background or were they dealing with just some kook? they didn't know. >> so not only do the police release the surveillance tape to the media but they post it on the internet. and with a quick clic

and accessories that he bought for maureen mcdonnell, the golf bags, clothing and clubs he bought for bob mcdonnell and his sons and that $6,000 role bought for the governor's wife to give to him on christmas. >> those items had been discussed. they needed to be introduced into evidence. they are clearly relevant, but the government made the best of it and with a little showmanship wield those things before the jury today. >> reporter: the prosecution's final witness fbi agent david hulser took the jury through a timeline of e-mails, texts and phone calls. he tried to show that for every gift the mcdonnells received there was communication between them and williams and also action by the governor. >> i think the prosecution has done an excellent job proving the corrupt intent here. again what the jury will think about how bob mcdonnell responded and did he take an official action on the part of jonnie williams still to me is the open question. >> reporter: the defense says there was no official act helping jonnie williams. williams wanted the governor to help approve tobacco commissio

abercrombie and fitch will faze out most of the clothing with its logos by next spring. abercrombie has seen decline. kids are turning to cheaper, trendier clothes from h & m and forever 21. >>> at the u.s. open here in new york it was all going well for caroline wozniacki until hitting her forehand her blonde braid got caught in her racket. with her hair still tangled she tried to hit a backhand, and as she put it, i almost took my head off. she lost the point, but after getting it all straightened out went onto win her match in straight sets and laughed it all off on twitter. >>> perhaps you've gone through this in your family, sharing the news that another child is on the way. the reaction of a little boy in ft. louis, washington is on facebook. it happens in the car when he learns he's about to become a big brother for the second time. watch. >> i'm pregnant. >> oh, what were you thinking? why do you have to just get another baby? you just have two. why do you -- this is exasperating. >> is that priceless or what? an adult word but still the emotions of a child. and

goes into the clothing store. police say the driver was trying to flee the creep of a hit and run crash when he lost control. the drive ar was arrested and charged with dui and property damage. >>> terrifying moments for passengers on a jet blue plane. a fire broke out just seconds after takeoff. this was saturday night, the plane going from san juan to new york city. airport official says a bird may have gotten sucked into the engine when the plane was accel. all on board had to be evacuate down the in-flflatable slides. >> people in the cabin began scream and somebody said the flames were coming in. at that point, everybody began to panic, people started screaming, women started crying. >> three children were treated for minor injuries after evacuating the plane. nobody was seriously hurt. the faa now investigating. >>> 6:19. a florida woman stashed nearly $41,000 in her clothing and carry-on bag when she tried to catch a plane to the philippines. that is according to a federal complaint filed friday. customs an

the photographs from the crime scene, clothing from the officer's clothing, and coming up with a scenario to explain the wound and how they could have occurred. >> now the clothing and how close they were, this is what dr baden had to say. >> there's no gup shot residues on the skin surface. so that the muzzle of the gun was one to two feet away. in order to be firm about that, we have to look at the clothing, which we haven't had the opportunity to look at. sometimes the clothing can filter out gunshot residues. >> why is distance such an important factor. well, as we have heard there might have been a gunshot fired off within the vehicle, and also that both the victim and a perpetrator were close enough to have physical contact. if we were in close proximity, we would be looking at evidence of gun powder embedded into the skin of the victim. certainly gunpowder on the uniform of the officer that would tell you that they were, indeed, in close proximity, and looking for evidence of the gun fire within that vehicle. >> the st louis county medical office praxed an autopsy last week, dr mic

the teen clothing retailer is dropping its name and logo from the clothing it sells.oday's teens don't want branded clothing apparently and are more price conscious these days. abercrombie's sales have been down for ten straight quarters now. >> we're getting confirmation from apple new products are coming, sort of. the computer giant has sent out invitations to an event as it does every september, but as always, apple will not say what it will announce. the smart money says the new products will be a smartwatch and a larger iphone. >>> google's top researchers unveiled project wing. a fleet of delivery drones announced last year by amazon.com. not only to deliver goods more quickly but bring relief supplies to disaster areas. >>> with americans trying to enjoy one last blast of summer hollywood is not expecting much at the box office. "guardians of the galaxy" is likely still to be the top earner for a second straight weekend but only estimated to pull in maybe between $12 million and $14 million. >>> cleveland browns quarterback johnny manziel has a new nickname. he

i need you to change your clothes, all your street clothes are going to go in that bag, okay? don't keep anything personal. i'm going to come back and get your clothes in a minute. i'll give you time to change, okay? >> guzman says one day earlier she was asked to come to a police precinct in the oakland suburb of newark for the questioning about a stabbing death of a classmate that had occurred two years earlier. the victim was a high school football star, 17-year-old justice afoa. guzman, who was only 16 at the time of the murder, says she confessed her role in the killing to police. >> when did you make this confession? >> yesterday. >> so you went down and talked to the police, told them the story and they brought you here? >> yes. i'm looking at anywhere from like seven years to life. >> did you kill this boy? >> no. but i had a lot to do with it. there were text messages, phone calls. >> how do you know who did it? >> because he told me. >> who? >> my brother. >> does he have any idea you've done this, that you've talked to the police? >> not that i know of, no. i feel b

oil stains on a traditional cloth express the luster of a saxophone. kimono fragments combine to form the miracle pine tree of rikuzentakata, a symbol of resilience after the tsunami. >> translator: so many feelings are crammed into this room. it's a very intense experience. >> translator: as a native of northeastern japan, seeing the tapestries breaks my heart, but i'm also very moved to see that these kimonos have turned into such beautiful and lovely objects. >> reporter: her project weaves together the feelings of hundreds of people. now she's hoping this collection can be turned into one large curtain for a stage in northeastern japan. reporting for nhk world. >>> as we reported earlier, rescue workers in hiroshima are searching for people missing after landslides. mai shoji joins us with the latest weather conditions. >> it's another shot of record challenging rainfall across western japan and that includes hiroshima where the operation is on halt right now. 160 millimeters of rainfall fell over the past six hours here just in this morning across

a person can be shot and the gunpowder end up on the clothing the bullet go through the clothing of course hit the body and then when you look at the body itself, there's no gunpowder residue or stippling, burning from gunpowder. that clothing will have to be examined by forensic technicians to see if there's gunpowder present there. >> it's unclear whether michael brown was shot from close range or from further away. >> correct. and it's also unclear, carol, whether or not there was a struggle. i mean, what we're going to be seeing as information slowly comes out are facts that either go to a scenario where michael brown was in fact backing up with his hands up as some of the witnesses say or whether it's a scenario where the officer and michael brown were struggling kind of in the car and then there was some sort of confrontation that happened after that struggle and the distance is critical because if you have a struggle at a close range, now you are talking about the officer's state of mind, the officer perhaps feeling that he was threatened. you are talking about the plausibility of w

>> -- clothing and were there any signs of a struggle? >> two things. i think at some point, we should, defense should have access to the clothing. that depend largely, the clothing is now from, dr. case's advice, in the los angeles. bill: st. louis county police police agency. they will look at it. up to them from the when the defense, the family, will have access to it. so at some time there will be access to it. and the results as the other part of the question was? >> any signs of a struggle. >> any signs of a struggle. there weren't signs of a struggle. in talking about a struggle, one of the things that the attorneys have also asked for is the medical examination of the officer who woos in a struggle. so, signs of a injury to the officer, to, to michaare both n. one thing is that there are abrasions around the right side of mr. brown's face, rubbing against the ground, which happened as best we can at the, after the gunshot wound he fell flat down unprotected and got those abrasions. otherwise, no evidence of a struggle, and it will be important t

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your clothes will come clean and you probably won't see a difference. wash only full loads of laundry. it saves wear and tear on your machine. if you must wash a small load, adjust the load size, and whatever the size of your load, use the highest spin setting your fabrics allow. >> this reduces the amount of moisture in your clothes. then your dryer will have less work to do, and save your energy. >> don't dry your clothes using the timed dry setting. choose the auto dry setting on medium, and let your dryer's moisture sensor decide when the load is dry. fabric softner sheets can gum up the sensor in your dryer, making it run longer, so wipe it monthly with rubbing alcohol. lastly, you won't get the cleanest clothes if you stuff everything in at once. it's more energy efficient to wash and dry similar items together like just jeans or just t-shirts so everything will dry evenly. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> good tips. >> coming up, countless cats dumps in the north bay about to come up for adoption. >> what could be it makes me happy to i lik

i didn't say fully clothed. that's what we're going to say. he had clothes on. that's how we're going to address that at this point until the investigation is concluded. >> were the cuts on his wrist recent? >> they were acute superficial. acute is recent. >> do you have at least an estimate on when he died? >> when you say -- can you explain -- are you talking about the night? superficial wounds were not the preliminary cause of death. the preliminary cause of death is asphyxia due to hanging. >> and do you have an estimated time of when he may have died? >> the investigation is ongoing. unfortunately, we still have to surmise based on things that we're going to look into. lividity, rigor -- other factors to try to come up with a generalized idea of when he passed. >> he left a personal note? >> that will be released at the future press conference when the investigation is concluded. >> in an interview with the family, did they indicate any troubling signs from robin? >> i'm sorry, i didn't hear you. >> in interviews with the family, did they indicate any troub

but this isn't the first time the clothing giant has been accused of insensitivity on the issue back in two thousand and seven and i had to pull this handbag carrying a green swastikas off the shelves. a second some more news from around the world now thousands of us share muslims trip to the streets of yemen's capital to call for the downfall of the government protesters in support of a key shia yemeni leader accuse the government of corruption and also for decision to cut fuel subsidies to be reversed demonstrators said they would continue their protests until the government was gone the capital as a witness said in school weeks now. it was on the opposition cleric who's been leading massive rallies in islamabad says negotiations with the current government to be dissolved to have completely failed as a result during his address to thousands of supporters outside parliament he declared a revolution demonstrators have been protesting for nearly two weeks demanding the prime minister leave office election fraud and calling for reforms to pakistan electoral system. the bush israeli pr

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one particular piece of clothing that one. baby showed with a sewn on sheriff has led to massive criticism on social media shoppers said the item bore a similarity to uniforms worn in death camps and the word sheriff is barely visible and the badge looks a lot like the star of david a religious symbol the nazis used to mark out jews as second class citizens now many twitter users were appalled going as far as calling for a ban on the clothing retailer as our house since apologized and remove the sale stating that the t. shirt was actually inspired by western films and wasn't meant to offend anybody. however though it's not the first time the clothing giant has been accused of insensitivity on the issue back in two thousand and seven zahra had to pull these handbags off the store shelves because of the green swastikas on the far side as well. let's get some other global headlines in the world update time thousands of shia muslims taking to the streets of yemen's capital to call for the downfall of the government protesters in s

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in the store was free, tools, clothing, televisions and so we were inviting people to imagine a way about is a peaceful planning. we're not thinking about anything else. we're not thinking about power. we're not thinking about those struggles. we're not thinking of revolution or war or any of that. that's not what we want. nobody wants to get hurt. nobody wants to hurt anybody. we would all like to be able to live an uncluttered life, a simple life, a good life. think about moving the whole human race ahead a step or a few steps. >> we wanted to learn more about the real meaning of life, why are we here? certainly not to kill each other, but here to celebrate life to make music and do art and love each other. >> these people are hippies. they represent a new form of social rebellion. it is hard to figure out what positive things they are in favor of. >> the reason we can no longer identify with the kinds of activities the that the older generation are engaged in is because those activities are for us meaningless. they have led to a monstrous war in vietnam, for example. >> we did wa