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

if you have any input now, fg we are discuss this. we do have an open house plan on september 10th. we hope that you can all attend. i know some people have some conflicts and won't be able to attend. we hope to have a good attendance and to make this our jumping off point for the public outreach program to happen this fall an totd -- to the winter. thanks. let me know if you have questions. >> just to remind you, we have a hard stop. if you have items you want to discuss with staff afterwards if you want to contact them directly. commissioner wolfram? >> about objective nine. i'm not sure this is the right area for this idea. a lot of the cities have ordinances that requires a periodic inspection of facade, san francisco doesn't have one but we probably will have one. it's kind of a related topic because if there is going to be an earthquake, if there are maintenance issues with major building faudz facades it's when it's going to be very parent. maybe enacting policies that ensure the building preservation that requires building inspection facade. i'm not sure if this is a right p

network show "fgs police" has been put on hold for two weeks. >>> two expected to walk out of prisonfter 13e7dzing 30 years behind bars for a crime they didn't commit. they were teenagers when they were convicted of rape and murder of an 11-year-olds girl. the mentally disabled half brothers say their confessioned were coerced. dna tests im34ri indicated another man overlooked despite a history of sex assault convictions. >>> so if at first you don't succeed maybe you should just give up. watch as these would-be thieves try to smash into a tennessee atm. they whack it with an ax and pry it with a crowbar. but they don't get a cent. a day later they try to rob another bank and this time show showed up with a bobcat that tipped over as far as we know they did not try again in maybe they learned their lesson. >>> a body surfer sure was at the right place at the right time. darren jenner was wearing a gopro camera when he saw a snorkeler struggling. he told him to calm down and started dragging him to shore. when they got close to a beach, a snorkeler rode his board and six minutes after

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i'm not fg to tell hue that lawyer is. i don't know if that lawyer was ever retained. they talked for a little bit. and i know they walked out that door. and i don't know any more about his interaction with hannah graham than the moment he walked in. detectives don't know any more about the interaction he had with that young girl than the moment he walked in. so i hope and pray that we might have an opportunity to talk to jesse matthew again. because i think he can help us find hannah graham. that's what we want to talk about. we want to talk about where hannah graham is. just that simple. when mr. matthew left, at some point there after, state and federal authorities who were overtly, overtly, not covertly, overtly monitoring his movement, saw him get into a car, leave a location at a high rate of speed. driving in a manner that was reckless and placed others in danger. so much so, they had to disengage. for their protection and the protection of other people. so the virginia state police have object tained arrest warrants for jesse matthew, charging him with reckless

threes severance, apparently fg trials, he has now been transferred to arlington jail. they decided to move him to avoid any possible appearance of a conflict. severance has been charged with wife of thef the former alexandria sheriff and the sister of one of the sheriffs close friends. now, the city judge has already beat used himself from the case, and a fairfax county judge has now been appointed. >> and a trial finally got underway today. bashir was initially deemed to be incompetent to stand trial, but we are joined now with richard reeve. >> here you have a defendant who has been declared mentally incompetent to stand trial at least twice. he is now on antipsychotic meds thomas and he can take part in the very same three trials, he has now courtroom ase man he is accused of shooting. at first, no comment from the defense. for kashif bashir filed a not guilty plea. shifdefense not denying ka shot him, but that he did so during a psychotic episode. himself.he was not he was undiagnosed, medicated. he faces an attempted capital murder charge. the prosecution says he

it affects fg, that work by now. i don't know how it's going to take.s really bad. >> the motive is still unclear. a multi-agency task force is now investigating all these fires. back here live, it's tough to see but there are some security cameras all around this plaza here. we stand police are also taking a look at footage from those. meantime, brite one-hour cleaners have been in business for 30 years. angelo's restaurant on the other side just getting ready to start and that establishment did not set up insurance yet. so a very tough and daunting task for a lot of the folks out here. >> and for the accused arsonist, it's one thing to burn something down but when somebody gets hurt, it changes the story. thanks, steph. >> we'll give you a live picture now outside of at&t park. the giants are in pure postseason mode right now. they're going to take on the pirates this wednesday and after a gem of a pitching performance by sonny gray yesterday, they are also moving forward and they have a one-game playoff. we have all sorts of optimism. christina, you'

. >> i am pretty sure i am fg to win at trial. i was there for a legit reason. she knew i was coming over. i was there to get my property. she shot first. >> do you ever think -- >> yeah. i think back now and i should have, but i am fine with it, you know. life goes on. karma is a bitch. it will come back around to him. >> it was only after the shooting that she ran into her own problems with the law and was arrested on more than a dozen charges. but during our time to at maricopa, her life took a turn for the better. >> i think at one point she was facing something like 11 felonies. ultimately she was acquitted of several. she pled out on a couple and received probation. during our time at maricopa she was released. we wanted to see how she was doing after she got out. we caught up with her outside the jail facility. >> i got my eye done since then. it's a colored one. i don't like it because it doesn't move with this one. that's why i got glasses and stuff. i can get it permanent hi ply p. that's really costly. >> though she had only spent four months at maric

right now they're look fg for > this morning we're getting new cell phone video that appears to be from the exact time killed an unarmed 18-year-old in ferguson, missouri. the video shows two landscapers working near the street where he was shot. we can hear a voi saying, he had his hands up. witnesses said brown had his hands up when police shot him. >>> well, players and owners in the nfl has a way to go before approvede on a new drug policy the policy but owners say a number of issues still need to be worked out. one important policy change said this year players will be tested for human growth hormone. other changes include lenient discipline for dui and a slightly higher threshold for a positive marijuana test. >>> the american doctor being treated for ebola in nebraska is getting stronger every day. dr. rick sacra is starting to get his appetite back. first craving, ben and jerry chocolate ch cookie dough ice crea been treated with ex drug. >>> the controversial mayor of toronto dropped out. now his brother is running in his place. rob ford is being treated in a hospital. his brot

on sunday, billing day fg day f tailgating, warmer out there. people will stay hydrated and make sure they dress cool. >> it's a nice way to end summer with temperatures a little bit on the warm side. it should be a nice treat. >> very nice. hopefully, the eagles will come up with a big win and stay undefeated. thanks for watching nbc 10 news at 11:00. i'm vai sikahema. for all of us here, have a great day and a terrific weekend. >> abigail: actually, i'm here with jordan. or i was. she got up all of a sudden and said she would be right back. i don't even know why. >> jordan:hat the hell is jeremiah doing in salem? >> rafe: did jordan see me coming? is that why she left? >> abigail: stop. she just saw someone she knew. >> clyde: i don't appreciate your tone, young lady. >> jordan: i don't care. is jeremiah in town because you are setting up shop here? >> clyde: i have no idea what-- >> jordan: stop it, clyde. i wasn't that young or that blind. i know exactly what jeremiah did for you, and you better not even think of doing that here. >> will: sh

that even before fort stevens was built to detective the capital from confederate soldiers, this land fgss way. we know, too, that she was never fully kpcompensated for her lan or for her sacrifice for our great country, but fortunately today we in this city have a wonderful relationship with our federal partners and we really want to acknowledge the hard work that they have done to acknowledge this great anniversary and to build a great relationship with our community so that our parks, our national monuments are really a part of the communities and the people they serve. so i hope you will join me in acknowledging really two great women who are leading the national park service in d.c. and fort stevens and right here in ward four. our superintendent, give her a round of applause. [ applause ] and our park manager kim elder, give her a round of applause. [ applause ] they have -- and i know the difference between leaders who want us in the parks and leaders who don't. and we have people that want to keep these parks alive and we need to acknowledge their service. we have 150 great years

. >> reporter: joan rivers' fgs place co-stars came together. >> it went off exactly as i planned ited. it happened sooner than i wanted it but it was perfect when it happened. >> reporter: designer herrera was escorted by her husband. >> howard didn't know if he wanted to live in a world without joan rivers. i feel the same way. >> reporter: a celebrity studded send-off fitting for a star among them. >> poppy, you and i were laughing hearing about howard stern up there cracking jokes. and that was very much the tone of the service according to everyone in there. just totally irreverend but poignant moments. melissa rivers got up there, spoke about her mother. i asked people in the audience, show did she do? such a tough position to be in. so composed and stoic. and she had them laughing. you know, the thing that few of her friends said she truly is her mother's daughter. >> just what her mother would want. >> joan rivers telling larry king, if you laugh with it, you can deal with it. saying there's nothing off limits and if you can laugh about it, it makes it easier for you to deal

with his actions, is this going to keep happen fg he doesn't do something big, bold, and maybe even withhat is a big step. i don't think it is enough to quell those headlines. there needs to be something major that goes on here. they need to make a major break, a major statement. the issue with adrian peterson is complicated. we see those pictures, they're absolutely horrifying. the question in texas is did that level of discipline violate community standards. the argument peterson's lawyer is making is that the community standard is different in texas than it is in maybe other parts of the country where people are more horrified. the hope maybe if you are a child advocate is that a high-profile case like this may change the conversation about what the community -- >> i want to be present at voir dire. >> maybe that may have been the community standard, but we are raising our bar here. >> let me remind everybody, 4 years old with adorable little i think super hero underwear on and bleeding welts caused by a switch. this is not a smack to the butt. this is not open-handed corporal punishm

and wonder fg you feel he and the administration did all they could to get jim back. >> no, no. we're appalled by the situation. you know, it went past not doing everything they could. they were actually an impedance. they got in our way. that's what really bothers me to the core. you know, we were -- i was specifically threatened by the department of state about raising funds towards, you know, ransom demands for my brother. you know, we were smart enough to look past it. but it slowed us down. we lost a lot of time trying to regroup. >> wait, they didn't want you to do it privately? it's one thing that the american government won't do it. that's been our long standing policy. but they didn't want you to do anything privately? >> exactly. my parents believed strongly, family, friends, we started a foundation. it's called the james w. foley legacy foundation. and it's aimed at assisting hostages and families of hostages with navigating this web. you know, fostering communication between nations. there was really no sharing of information. in fact, when we try to get information

and it it its sort of role in fg or facility dating these groupings, turk is a in a nato country with.s. base and yet seems reluctant to join the anti-isilest s that self preservation or is there something more at play? >> well, i think that it's as you zigged in your lead in, that there are a set of interests that turks have, with regard to syria, iraq, kurdish autonomy the protection of turkish hostages held by isis, that produced this somewhat ambivalent approach to isis. not necessarily isis itself, but militant groups are an instrument in power in an effort to dislodge bashar al-assad and the a shod regime. there is something to be said there is something to be said to the hostages and something to be said about the fact that the turks are confronting two front threatening their own domestic security in syria and iraq. it will be hard for the turks to take a lead role or an open role in fighting isis. one would think that this would be an easy choice for turkish leaders, but if you dig deeper as you have, you'll see that there are a host of complications that make it rather diffi

and police not doing their jobs, and being on the ground in ferguson, watching this play out, watch fg is a murder suspect. he was on the stand for like four hours. unless there was some sense of agreement or something, no good defense attorney would have put their person on the stand for four hours and allowed them to be twob ha-- to have that back forth. the matter is that we have seen the fact that the prosecutor didn't actually put any charges up. he threw the book and he is giving law books to the jury and saying hey, you figure out whether it is murder one or -- that is not actually what happens when someone wants an indictment. there is no political incentive for this prosecutor to move it forward. the cards are stacked against justice for black people in this situation. the only recourse is a political and activist one. those folks on the ground doing the work, raising their voices, ought to be commended. they're making it an issue for folks around this country. this one is not going away. >> when you say a political one, that's part of -- so, because president obama in the cou

three years of drought have dried fg out make -- everything out making it tinder. >> the dora co countyis patrolling neighborhoods watching out for looters. >>> there are more than 1,000 firefighters working on the fire including a lot of them from right here in the bay area. yesterday afternoon, a contra costa county strike stream met in the core deal you why struck scales in fairfield before they headed out. now, ktvu's coverage of these wildfires burning around the state continues on our channel 2 website, ktvu.com. you will find all of the latest information as we get it online as well as on twitter and facebook. >>> all right. 8:10. two bay area high school football players under arrest. in 22 minute, the disturbing hazing incident that now has them facing criminal charges. >>> he punched me on the face several times. >> an elderly couple in their 90s became victims of a violent home-invasion robbery in el cerrito. the interaction they had with the suspects just a day before the attack. >>> good morning. we're still looking at crowded conditions crossing the bay. as we look at the

strearts and their families can -- veterans and their families can get fg from entertainment -- can geting from entertainment, meals. >>> sounds like when it comes to phones bigger is now better and much more popular. pam cook is in the newsroom with more and the problems getting the iphone 6. >> yeah, soldout. the first shipment of the iphone 6 plus sold out in the first five hours in the u.s. overnight. some people who stayed up very late were shut out. preorders for the up in phones september to ship a week from today started at midnight. however, the online apple store had massive delays. some people report not being able to get through for a couple of hours. others not at all. it was slightly marked successful on the websites of the major cell providers but their sites, including at&t, sprint and vemp rye done were slow -- verizon were slow because of the demand. the demand was for the bigger display on the iphone 67 plus. not just here in the u.s. we're hearing it sold out in france and the u.k. overnight. that means it's no longer available for the release date of next friday, se

if you're wonder fg she has any regrets this morning, a simple answer is no.> advocating for freedom and fairness should be everyone's duty. i'm making it my life's work, to uphold what america stands for truly, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, ideals that now need to be defended. >> taking a little high horse there. >> guys over in the orange room we've been asking for your help. google executive chairman eric schmidt and jonathan rosenberg talked about more of the unusual questions that google asked during job interviews. that got us thinking, what creative questions have you been asked or would you ask in an interview? we have some of those responses. >> here we go. you can all answer. if applying at a circus, which job would you choose? >> circus master. the ring master. >> at a circus? >> i would like to sell the beer. >> i want to be the guy who stuffs the clowns in the car. >> i want to drive that car. if you were part of -- i love this one. >> what? >> if you were part of a bicycle, carson, what part would you be and why? >> i would like to

. >> we have these relationships with -- it's part of -- not to the same extent but "gone girl," fgsmagined it. they get really into it. they're certainly entitled to those feelings, you know. the thing about this for me, this is the movie, more than any other movies combined, people come up to me and are so excited. to have all this attention, some of it is positive, some of it is negative. you make the movie and it works or it doesn't. >> i always want to look at people who fire off the criticism and say wait till you see one second of footage. give the guy -- i think you're going to be great in it. >> thank you very much. >> real quickly and, i'm sorry, robin williams is someone -- i think you said something like he made my dreams come true. his passing had to impact you deeply. >> it's a testament to how many people love robin, what a great guy he was. people pass but you don't often see that kind of outpouring that you saw around robin's death. for me and for matt, it was about, they weren't going to make "goodwill hunting" without a star. he trusted us, took a shot at two nobod

now your banking in fgs. and i mean, i'll say it. i get lazy. there's that opening. most people -- i can't believe alone in this. we hear the advice, we just don't take it. >> it's funny. i've got on my desk this technology that is just about hack proof. >> password keeper? >> no. it's a 198 filofax. >> it's true. i still have mine too. it's funny because i actually stopped using it in 1982 and i just saw it on my desk. nobody ever hacked my -- unless you lost it. but nobody ever hacked it. >> forget apple. buy stock in filofax. it's coming back. >> yeah. we're rich! >> byah the way, i still have a corded phone. >> you do? >> i do, absolutely. at home. people laugh at me. but it's like, you know what? next time there's a big problem and the cell phones go down, landline still works. >> i keep a regular corded not a wireless phone in the house. something else that caught our attention this morning and food for thought, room to debate, you be the judge, britain -- >> you're really selling this one. >> here's why. you'll know why when i tell you. a

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