other clothing was traditionally produced by weaving feathers into clothing, some of which was pretty spectacular. societies,-gatherer women were the primary gatherers. >> think about the communities that would have been best the convenience that would have been represented by not having to make your own fabric, not having to put your own birds. manufactured cloth is an important timesaver that would have had an immediate and noticeable positive effect on a person's daily and weekly schedule. wild duck feathers were an important source of clothing and blankets. "the labor of making one of these blankets is immense. center presented me with one pickup -- with one." you are saving a lot of time. i'm going to say wool instead of calico in this case. it is probably the warmer option. whatever it may become your -- whatever it may be, you are setting yourself a tremendous amount of time. men also debated in cloth manufacturing, weaving feathers and rabbit skins into cloaks and atnkets, which closed village -- which clothed villagers of both sexes. at village -- whichaccess to manufd able m

take manufactured cloth, indian trappers took manufactured cloth in payment for all kinds of services, and took abundant amounts on credit from sutter. the cloth represented for californian indians many hours of labor saved for the indian crafts people would have to produce it by hand by splitting tree bark and grass stocks into fiber, spinning the fiber into thread, then hand weaving that thread into finish fabric. when you think about that and it makes sense why people did not wear too many clothes, you would take that opportunity. other clothing was traditionally produced, some of which were spectacular. like most hunter-gather societies in the world, they relied overwhelmingly on gathered vegetable resources. women were the primary catheters in these societies and for the responsibility for sustaining and provisioning their community. think about the convenience represented by not having to make your own fabric, not having to weave your own blankets. manufactured cloth is an important timesaver, convenience product that would have had an immediate and noticeable effect on a person

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famous designers have made clothes for people. in my size i'm working on one of my friends who's a designer hopefully getting him to make a few things for me it doesn't come in my size most designers stop at a size fourteen which i have to wear other plus a is brands that are in stores but that's ok because then my followers can buy what i'm wearing and. it's yes yes is the long term answer but i think most of the stores know that there are good men there are are big things so luckily in the last couple years the men's industry has been making movements to be more inclusive in size but it's still coming at the designer high end level which is the big struggle i could never walk into a designer brand and that's something i like to cherish that they do anything. yeah that is steve and of auto it's recently good included from looking at google searches that many men are interested in larger women afraid to admit one hundred percent i completely agree so many men go up to my husband say that the only reason he's with me is because he

that i do model clothing i have modeled for cosmetic lines for skincare line. i guess very much whatever people want to hire me for. you and your wife got you into modeling yes she well she was the one who encouraged me to go for it we were an actor and we think come up where my acting manager and new makeup artist who was looking for something and. didn't know what and i didn't want to go in for it and my wife highly encouraged me to go and then it turned out to be target was using their first big in any of their e-commerce advertisements and that happened to be me somehow the first i'm the first guy my size to be represented by any major agency and honestly to work with any major brand as well the modeling industry is known to be pretty brutal right it is very competitive yes there are a lot of for want of a better term fat women competitors of yours you know i'm the only one which is really unfortunate like some people would probably look at it as a good thing because it doesn't mean much competition but for me there's a lot of women my size that model for s

they had never worn cloth. chiefptain showing pictures of himself. the first time he had ever seen pictures of himself. the natives gathered one day with working spears, bows and arrows, and somebody saw traps nearby. the interpreter is advising the chief on where to go. we were fortunate to get these pictures, as this war party had actually killed soldiers. bird feathers for the headrests are common. a beautiful sunset and experience. this is part two. are similar to our prior scenes. turn to australia for new guinea. 1943. the enlisted men are playing the officers. ♪ >> the manner at bats at that point. now, the officers. australia, 1942 each enlisted man was given a rifle. carried 0.45 automatic pistols. these were accurate pistols. a miss on the target is signified by this back and forth cattle. these are two and a half ton trucks that the men are getting into now. this is the lieutenant at the pistol range, whom we called urban danny. lieutenant mike slawson, our ordinance officer from the 36 squadron, inspects the use of the 0.45 pistol. ♪ offi

me ntally weaving cloth and all of this.entally it may make sense but i am not so certain once you factor in shipping and such costs. i need to stop you there because we have one more story. homes are not an asset. i have grown up with being that an understanding, almost, that you leave something behind. have we got to scrap that idea? it tightens into the imf story. here, i think, what the imf story. here, i think, what the conservatives are proposing, thatis the conservatives are proposing, that is difficult because we have an affluent older population so if they propose this, then good luck in the next election. thank you for your company. hello, good morning. the weather is much, much quieter now. it is actually turning quite chilly out there, under the clearer skies. but, for a while on wednesday, we had some quite severe weather in cumbria. heavy cloud, low cloud as well, producing a lot of rain, feeding into the rivers as the water drained down from higher ground. and it was in the highest ground that we had some of t

roberto hernandez escaped the nuns fire in glen ellen with only the clothes on his back. he hasn't been allowed to recenter his neighborhood. so sunday he came to the river park shopping center in napa for some help. >> he is basically here for assistance with clothes. he left without taking anything, just what he has on. >> a donation center just opened. it is called community napa strong. all items are free for fire victims and evacuees. next door a processing center where volunteers sort through more than 20,000 pounds of donated items. >> when things starteday wildfi resume classes tomorrow. isn many of the schools will offer counseling to students and staff affected by the fires. for a complete list of school closures and reopening dates go to abc7news.com. >> new details now on the while fire burning in the isn't a cruz mountains near boulder creek. the bear fire is now 79% contained and has burned 391 acres since it started monday night. now some evacuation orders still remain in place. cal fire said they will be lifted at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. nine firefighters have

supreme may not be familiar, but this one is landing in the top ten as the favorite clothing brand and tommy hilfiger cracks the top 20 for the first time at least for the guys. >> gosh, i feel old. i don't know supreme >> yeah. >> what's interesting is they just released the reports and they've confirmed that carlisle has made an investment we don't know the exact amount and it's somewhere around $500

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more you can always buy new clothes. but this way you save c o two. in the side i think it's a good way to protect the environment because the clothes a still in good condition so it's a pretty good initiative. climate protection is a big topic in lessons too yana says it's one of the most important issues for her generation. she believes that even children can create change. if you are many you can bring about real changes and we have to tell adults what to do because this is off and at some point they won't be a life any more than will be the adults so we have to do something for our future. about a year ago yana started buying fair trade chocolate and thinking about the effects of food transport and natural resources then she began volunteering at a plant for the planet today she's promoting organic chocolate in the shopping mall passers by are offered some to taste. the farm was a paid a fair wage the children can go to school that's no child labor and you can clearly see what percent of the price of the chocolate twenty percent goes towards new t

and baby clothes and women's clothes, strollers, blankets. >> matthew got some help from his wife whout a call for donations on facebook. if you want to help, you can donation. text red cross one word to 90999. that sends $10 to the red cross, and if you wish to volunteer there's number on your screen. let me read that to you, 770-577-7600 to get involved and help the people who need it. >> a mandatory evacuation went into effect in calistoga and one woman was near panic. >> there's no cell service here locally. >> how we this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. jackbreak up your breakfast routine with your choice of two grilled pockets filled with either ham or sausage. both made with freshly cracked eggs and two melty cheeses. all jam packed into a warm, grilled flour tortilla. so give your tired old breakfast a wake-up call. try jack's breakfast pockets for just two bucks. but you'd bet

there's used and new clothing. kid's toys, even halloween costumes. >> we did this in five days. >> reporter: 14-year-old christopher brought his rolling library. christopher started this after the valley fire in 2015. he rolls it through evacuation centers and events. >> you can come and take as many books as you would hike. i want to keep the love of reading with everything. >> reporter: community napa strong will stay open through the end of november. alyssa harrington, "abc7 news." >> great story. thanks. >>> in the santa cruz mountains, the bear fire is 70% contained. it burned nearly 400 acres and injured nine people since it started. >>> tomorrow, a murder trial begins in san francisco. an undocumented immigrant is accused of killing kate steinle two years ago. it sparked a debate over sanctuary cities. he's suspected of killing the 32-year-old woman. steinle was shot while sitting with her father in pier 14. defense attorneys are arguing it was an accidental ricochet shot. prosecutors will argue he committe

, supplies around the country. >> these are amazing clothes, and these are clothes any woman would feel blessed to wear, and i feel blessed to wear them. >> it's really not about the clothes anymore and helping them put their lives back together. >> i love that color on jow. >> reporter: it begins with the most important step, looking in a mirror, likic what they see, and knowing they're not alone. >> and they all look beautiful. the remaining fire evacuated animals at its facility can stay indefinitely. they took in more than 140 animals and needed a temporary place for them to live. it's not just cats and dogs, though, but tortoisess, rabbits, turkeys and all kinds of birds. most evacuees have picked up their animals, and there are just about 30 left. and they're welcome to remain until their owners are able to take them. >> we have rooms filled with one family who lost all of their house. but they come almost every day just to sit with their cats. and that's an houner for us and a privilege we can do that. >> they started offering adoptions again last tuesday. >>> up next san francis

warm clothes and don't forget your cell phone charger. because if you have to get evacuated quickly, you know, cell phone communication is necessary to keep in touch with your loved ones. >> good point. scott, obviously so many of these roads in and around wine country are two-lane roads, small roads that clog up very quickly with a crush of people trying to get out. you can hardly move around sometimes on a sunday afternoon up there, much less an evacuation. >> yeah. i think we're seeing a lot of traffic. even on highway 101 going southbound earlier this evening. so please be safe when you're on the road. there is some visibility challenges with a lot of the smoke and some ashes in the air. so please be careful when you're on the road. and there are still some power outages in the county affecting some traffic lights. but the good news is california highway patrol and pg&e are working right now in santa rosa to restore some of that power and hopefully some more traffic lights will come on and power will be restored. >> now we do know a l

. >> there's teen clothes, this one is marked teen clothes also. there's women's for you. >> reporter: these days it's nonstop at carrie boyson's house. she's one of the volunteer coordinators which means she's matching fire victims with specific families who are willing and able to donate now. >> so we have gloria and her husband and her two little boys. >> reporter: katherine raymond just dropped off three carloads of donated items for three families in need evacuated to sebastiapol. >> it was kind of like christmas. it was extraordinary to see box after box come out of the car. >> reporter: this program was tailored to give nothing but the things they need. like a camera for extra wide shoes because starting over is hard enough. >> there was a steel beam that was our garage frame that's twisted and there's nothing left. >> reporter: still, this family is asking for very little. >> this is new. >> reporter: barely the basics. >> i think it's really great that people are, like, giving. >> reporter: rising from the ashes of the north bay fires is a

he was confident he could wrap this up quickly. >> we had the wet clothes. chaini inchanging his st. his girlfriend, our victim's wife, was very positive he was the one responsible for this. >> reporter: he grilled him for hours. but yanos was insis tent tent h nothing to do with the death. with no history of committing any kind of crime, was it possible yanos wasn't the killer? the detective had an idea. mary ann wanted to see her former lover in jail. what if they taped the conversation? the two met for the first time since archie's murder as the tape rolled. >> how could you do such a horrible thing and think you are a man? if you get out of here alive, i'll kill you. do you know what you have done? you have destroyed me. sgli ne >> i didn't do what you accuse me. i did not do it. >> if i had a gun, i would blow your brains out. >> reporter: mary ann became so enraged, she spat on him. >> you did this in the name of love. >> i didn't kill him. i did not kill him. and i don't know anybody who did. >> i hate you with all the passion i can dig up. >> reporte

british fashion label stella mccartney aims to dress its customers in oversized clothes in spring two thousand and eighteen on monday the creations were presented at paris fashion week all stella mccartney products are exclusively vegan and sustainable the label uses no leather or fur i think for me the statement is why people using for why are we killing billions of innocent creatures every year in the name of fashion. fashion designer stella mccartney practices what she preaches and wears her own designs almost exclusively. the time buying hall at london's tate modern has turned into a playground for grown ups this interactive installation by danish artist collective soup of flags makes swingers out of museum goers the idea is that the swings will bring them into contact with each other to have a comeback passing between those less interested in physical activity and let this oversized pendulum hypnotize them game of the installation one two three swing is to promote my tante thinking about gravity. october fest ended in munich on tuesday after eighteen days of partying beer drinkin

some even wore men's clothes, pants or dress socks up to their thighs. i talked to one mexican-american woman zoot suitor who told me she used to buy the biggest socks she could find at the men's department stores in los angeles and pull them all the way up underneath a very short skirt to nearly the top of her thigh and then glue the sock to her legs before she went to school or to a dance or to a party so that it wouldn't fall down. looking good, that maintaining the style meant that she would literally glue her socks, her clothes to her physical body. looking good meant something beyond just looking good. it was also making a statement in this context of war time society. so it was black and brown. it was east coast and west coast, it was male and female, it was gendered, in other words. if that is sort of a short version of who, the what, the where, the when, i do want you to consider and begin to ask, why should we care about the zoot suit? i mean this is the case that i'm making today, but i'm not the only one. the title of the book that i wrote on

. >> roberto escaped the nuns fire with the clothes on his back. he came to the river park center in napa for help. >> he's with with assistance for cloths. he left without taking anything. >> a donation center just opened. it's called community napa strong. all items are free for fire victims and evacuees. next door a processing center where the volunteers sort through more than 20,000 pounds of donated items. >> when things started to close down at the shelters and the churches and other places, native sons of the golden west became this clearinghouse for all of these items. they got them in trucks and got them here. now we're processing them. >> oorg nirganizers wanted the to resemble a boutique store. >> the last thing you want to do is go dig through clothes. >> brian tapper created the floor plan and designed the inside. there's used and new clothing, kids' toys and halloween costumes, including this firefighter jacket. we did this in five days. >> 14-year-old christopher brought his rolling library. christopher started this after the valley

. >> roberto with the clothes on his back. he came to the river park center in napa for help. >> he's with with assistance for cloths. he left without taking anything. >> a donation center just opened. it's called community napa strong. all items are free for fire victims and evacuees. next door a processing center where the volunteers sort through more than 20,000 pounds of donated items. >> when things started to close down at the shelters and the churches and other places, native sons of the golden west became this clearinghouse for all of these items. they got them in trucks and got them here. now we're processing them. >> oorg nirganizers wanted the to resemble a boutique store. >> the last thing you want to do is go dig through clothes. >> brian tapper created the floor plan and designed the inside. there's used and new clothing, kids' toys and halloween costumes, including this firefighter jacket. we did this in five days. >> 14-year-old christopher brought his rolling library. christopher started this after the valley

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person is rubbish it is another person's treasure this company in hong kong is designing clothes out of voice material. with. hello there we have a fair amount of heavy rain over parts of turkey at the moment the first system is already edged eastwards away from turkey so here it is over lebanon making its way over the northern parts of iraq but then behind it there's a cluster of rather intense showers there also affecting us in cyprus and then more wet weather working its way into the northwestern parts of turkey at the moment now that system is going to gradually track its way eastwards there for sunday so sunday again it's a very wet weather over cyprus over parts of turkey and then up towards the northeast and ahead of it maybe some clouds maybe the old spot of rain perhaps but for most of us it is dry for baghdad it looks right certainly thirty three degrees will be our maximum temperature and force in kabul will be getting to around twenty four or twenty five as we head through the next few days a bit further towards the south and here in doha we're looking at temperatures aro

clint martin's approach to constructing and deconstructing items of clothing as routes to run deep. for he attended the fashion academy and he completed his studies in architecture. he draws inspiration from historical buildings and personality. my father often took me to churches and chateaus and taught me about history i was totally fascinated by it as a child when i started to draw i always sketched historical figures like a hole in cleopatra and marie antoinette sort of their clothing was very important for me because i knew clothes make the man because these influences can still be found in my collections today even though they're modern. with all that i could it's a massive cultural but. these designs are historical and of on guard all at once so visual made on the skirt made from blue nylon is reminiscent of marie antoinette and the renaissance of people in it but the idea behind it is that it's three skirts and one and that gives it a certain volume of. martin's ingenious combinations of one over the fashion world in paris critics here rave about music striving and creations

find out how a company in hong kong is designing clothes out of waste material. and we're going to go live to barcelona the head of the popular party that's a posse of cools all of the prime minister. it's. thinking that in the capital of catalonia let's listen to have a guy i'd be all. continued to following the path he set himself to follow and he did not falter. his only concern was the future of all cattle and. stability of the country and. the future of all this pain. and there's a considerable. part of the continent is heading that way to time came. and he has taken this brave measures. that is suspending the government the catalan government that tried to carry out. against the spanish government and in addition to days he said he's going to call elections on december twenty first. and. by doing so. all men and women will decide about the future and to do it with top boxes with proper. voting slips and with results that. are rolled and. results will be truthful preserved. that. will. give us the option for the first time in governess history to harm us. an

and we need to have a variety of clothes to do that so you can either go to one store or you can come to a mall that has three major department stores everybody and you can get so much shop in a centralized place so that's great but then to have this to do a service angle where they're taking care of us and make it easier to do it it's really just icing on the cake for us california has always easily adapted to market conditions this shopping mall seems to have found its nice serving las elite and hollywood's professional movie making community. nice doing business with. me young entrepreneurs eager to tackle the challenges in our series founders. in this episode lots of concrete. too little space to make his. detail dense not travel to hong kong to talk about cities of the future africa the second part of os news. condo's valley. climate change. west. pollution. isn't it time for good news. at africa people and projects that are changing the environment for the better so to us to make a difference you can win a. magazine t w. crime fighter. the new season of radio crime thrillers bea

weekday curfew. >>> people are calling on amazon to drop a controversial piece of clothing. amazon is being called irresponsible for selling this hoodie that describes anorexia as like bulemia except with self-control. one woman said it could damage the mental health of those with the condition. the controversy opened up a larger discussion as well about vendors selling problematic clothing on amazon. several piece of pro anorexia and pro bulemia apparel are included in their novelty clothing section which features humorous apparel. amazon has no comment. >>> tens of thousands of people in the north bay are now depending on smart train for their daily compute. it's been about a mon since the new rail service has been up and running, about a month now. ktvu's tom vacar tells us ridership has exceeded expectations. >> reporter: in the sonoma- marin smart train, it's proving to be smart. since the train began passenger operations on august 26th, more than 86,000 riders have used it well above expectations justifying a recent order for four more cars. >> no, it doesn't surprise

antoinette sort of their clothing was very important for me because i knew clothes make the man because these influences can still be found in my collections today even though they're modern. with all that i could it's not a good message at all but. these designs are historical and of on guard all at once so visible made on the skirt made from blue nylon is reminiscent of marie antoinette and the renaissance of people in it but the idea behind it is that it's three skirts and one and that gives it a certain volume of. martin's ingenious combinations of one over the fashion world in paris critics here rave about his extravagant creations is this classic touch from the thing came from the ancient periods but with a straight to a taste and i find this one of the most innovative brain because of this kind of war makes that he can maybe made it actually is not streetwear is not good to but these something you know that i always i mean color scott is to see i've watched it evolve you know in his own collection and ever since he started why project in the beginning it was tough the first coupl

warm clothes and don't forget your cell phone charger. because if you have to get evacuated quickly, you know, cell phone communication is necessary to keep in touch with your loved ones. >> good point. scott, obviously so many of these roads in and around wine country are two-lane roads, small roads that clog up very quickly with a crush of people trying to get out. you can hardly move around sometimes on a sunday afternoon up there, much less an evacuation. >> yeah. i think we're seeing a lot of traffic. even on highway 101 going southbound earlier this evening. so please be safe when you're on the road. there is some visibility challenges with a lot of the smoke and some ashes in the air. so please be careful when you're on the road. and there are still some power outages in the county affecting some traffic lights. but the good news is california highway patrol and pg&e are working right now in santa rosa to restore some of that power and hopefully some more traffic lights will come on and power will be restored. >> now we do know a l

warm clothes and don't forget your cell phone charger. if you have to get evacuated quickly, cell phone communication is necessary to keep in touch with your loved ones. >> sonoma county officials say they are especially concerned about fire activity in geyserville east of sonoma and boys hot springs. most puck liblic schools will b closed through tomorrow. vacaville unified, napa valley schools, napa vaep college, calistoga joint unified. >> vallejo city schools are closing for the rest of the week. mt. diablo, martinez and antioch have closed all schools today. we have a complete list of closures on abc7news.com and the abc 7 news app. >>> a half marathon race scheduled for this weekend in san francisco is now canceled because of concern about the air quality. sky 7 captured the smoky haze at sunset yesterday evening. we are under a spare the air alert today because of the smoke so this weekend's race would have taken runners past iconic sites in the city. as of 3:00 a.m. the current air conditions in san francisco, oakland and also liv

tonight shelves whole again wearing slightly used donated clothing from gina's frentd, customers and suppliers around the country. >> these are amazing clothes, and any one would feel blessed to wear. >> it's really not about the clothes anymore, it's about helping them get their lives put back together. >> god, i love that color on you. >> reporter: beginning with the most important step, looking in a mirror, liking what they see and knowing they're not alone. from hills berg, wayne freedmon. abc 7 news. >> if you want to help we have a link at abc7news.com with alice of people, places and organizations providing assistance to the fire victims. >>> side shows and street racing are becoming more frequent in the south bay. last night police made arrest at one of the shows where their own officer was injured. abc 7 reporter janene del vega joins us. what are the people in the community telling you? >> reporter: well, police are telling us they are not going to tolerate this from happening. car enthusiasts say they know there's a police contact down happening and they tell me they actua

the other one though -- he was wearing dark clothing, and police found the clothes but not him. he's on the loose right now, and they changed into a backup outfit. we've been talking to m-p-d all morning long trying to get you more information on where they think this guy might be headed. as soon as we hear anything, we'll send an alert through the abc7 news app. major new developments overnight - prince george's county police say they found the man pictured in this surveillance video released yesterday afternoon. detectives wanted to talk to him about a sexual assault on a trail in bowie. now they say the man is not involved - and the suspect is still out there. the attack happened monday around 4:30. police say an happened monday around 4:30. police say an 18-year-old girl was jogging in the collington station neighborhood when suddenly a man emerged from a wooded area and assaulted her. she fought back and broke free.. and the suspect took off. anoyone with information should call police. so what can you do to protect yourself from this type of attack? abc seven's nancy chen

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