worldwide lingerie is a multi-billion dollar industry. per capita basis spend more on it than women in any other country in the world. it's part of their mystique. >> they're really beautiful. >> reporter: and this lingerie is among the most luxurious in france. the company and the brand director is claire mason. >> you always have details so a man can look at his woman and see like a little bow, a little hole. also little details. >> reporter: here at the company headquarters they design and assemble the prototypes. one bra can involve at least 20 pieces. each of which is designed not only for fashion but comfort. and it's not because everyone has a day off when i was shooting, no. each one of these machines is designed for a specific stitch. most of these women have gone to special schools couture because the lace has to be aligned. there's a skill just to cutting the fabric. it can take as long as two years to go from the concept to the consumer. also keep in mind that one design has to fit 19 different sizes. >> and for the biggest si

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airways allowed a white man who was dressed in women's lingerie to fly without any issue. u.s.ways has stood behind its flight crews for the past month and a half saying the reason marman was arrested was because he refused to respond to crew directions, not because he was wearing those baggy pants. and they have yet to respond to the claim of racial profiling so it will be interesting to see when his family and these civil rights organizations actually show up basically in their faces at the counter how they will now respond. grace? >> all right. we'll see how that all pans out. kristy seifkin at sfo, thank you. >>> time now 6:37. we have your weather but first traffic and more on the fatal accident on 680. here's gianna with more. >> yeah, it's right in fremont. it was first reported right around 5:40 this morning involving a motorcycle and big rig. this is north 680 right at mission. now, the right lane is blocked. chp has issued a traffic alert, trying to clear the debris off to the right shoulder as well as the investigation so this may be there for quite some time. we are

how young is too young for fancy lingerie?tion a lot of moms and dads are going to have to answer. >> that's because a company is now making push-up bras for young girls. and as you can imagine, this is generating plenty of controversy. here's abc's linsey davis. ♪ do you want me do you need me baby ♪ >> reporter: it's called the drew, a push-up bra designed to boost more than just a young girl's confidence. it promises to add two cup sizes. american eagle calls it the double whoa, and it has some doing a double take, because this bra is being marketed to girls as young as 15 years old. >> adds two cup sizes? yeah, no, no. i would not be okay with that. >> but to me it's a little too much for a 15-year-old girl. >> it's ridiculous. and nobody needs that much padding. >> reporter: american eagle's website has one review of the bra where someone commented that it gives so much push-up that other bras don't let me show off. other sites have multiple comments posted about the bra like, that's what's wrong with the world today. you

a french company selling loungeerie, get it it sounds like lingerie, for girls as young as 4 had to defend its products as innovative and unexpected. and an american company selling babi-kinis as young as girls three months old had to come out and say it's products were just for fun. all this corporate porn, as some critics call it, can make it tough for parents like diane when they go out shopping with their daughters. >> i don't really like it. it's just not a young person's outfit really. >> reporter: it's even tough for parents like madonna, who as a younger woman made parents squirm -- ♪ like a virgin when she ride around singing about being a virgin. now the international superstar has some parental concern. >> we have arguments about how short the skirt is or is there cleavage. >> reporter: as psychological experts survey today's landscape with even child stars like miley cyrus and "high school musical's" ashley tisdale sexing up their images, they worry our culture and our corporations are stealing girl's childhoods. the american psychological association says girls exposed to too

airways flight wearing women's lingerie. u.s. airways said he wasn't arrested because of the sagging pants but because he refused to follow direction and was resisting arrest. they have not responded to the claims about racial profiling. so it will be interesting to see how they respond today when marman's family, naacp and colorofchange all arrive here and deliver those signatures. >> sounds like they are one step closer to a courtroom. kristy seifkin at sfo, thank you. >>>5:06 a beautiful week. >> afternoons have been really nice, lawrence. and then they turn. >> dare i say it is starting to feel like fall. i noticed some of the leaves on the trees in my backyard coming down and i can't believe it. that's generally the best time of weather and the bay area. today we are starting out with low clouds and fog onshore but that's going to break up reveal lots of sunshine come our way. temperatures right now into the 50s. by the afternoon, again, we will see similar temperatures to yesterday well into the 80s inland, plenty of 70s in

a new store and unfortunately displacing one of the old kind serving stores and up scale women's lingerie shop and i think it's called "pink" and i maybe the text is in pink. >> there is no text. what you see is what you get. >> i wonder how you calculate them into the area of the sign do you think? >> seems to be a symbol representative of the use and we would consider that as well. >> so the sign and not the lerling of the sign. >> the emblem. >> excellent. and illuminated and do you have different regulations? >> yes this is a indirectly imlum naited signs and we have different regulations. >> right and we have special permit requirements for illuminated signs and non illuminated signs as well, and this is one -- we have two forms and form four and seven -- signed permit forms and basically the same as other building permits and the owner's representative submits information and issued to the building owner and the sign permit as far as we are concerned is the property of the building owner and there are big court cases and issues and who owns the actual sign. the permit is always -- a

the new racy lingerie for 4 year olds! does it go too far? join us for cbs 5 early edition ...>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. storm clouds will form in the desert southwest. in the northwest, there will be plenty of sunshine. you can look for some blazing heat in the southern plains with seasonal temperatures in the northeast. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. the white house says president obama will unveil a new plan to lower the deficit and create more jobs after labor day. he and his family head to martha's vineyard today for a ten-day vacation. >>> a 17-year-old florida boy has been arrested for allegedly planning a columbine style attack on his high school. police say they found fuses and timing devices in his apartment. >>> each year about 68,000 people are diagnosed with melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer. the food and drug administration approved a first of its kind treatment. dr. jon lapook has details. >> reporter: with her advanced melanoma spreading, sherry zanith found out she's eligible for a new drug.

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it is me pictures traipsing about in articles of lingerie, and it did nothing. i don't know what big is. i will say, boo. i teach community college courses, and this is the only way i can make sure they do their homework. now they are hurting my class. >> i just thought of something. i was never propositions by a teacher or none of them ever hit on me. no one said i will give you an-a-if you hookup. >> you are absolutely hideous. >>> time for another break. remember to check out the "red eye" pod cast. there is a new one every day. fox news radio .com and click on "red eye." tonight we talked about the movie i am writing for fabio. it will be great. >>> the mayor of shaw boy begin, wisconsin, bob ryan, says he will never recover after a three-day bender. it started friday night and ended three days later. the admitted alcoholic got into a fight and passed out at a bar. this after he told the city council in twine, quote, alcohol will never again play a role in my future. i thought we had a picture of him. oh, they won't let us show the picture. that was the whol

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a french lingerie designer coming under fire for marketing a line of bras and underwear for little girls as young as 4 years old. all that in 15 minutes. >>> and now education nation. california's public higher education system enrolls more than two million students. many of those students and the schools themselves are being forced to make some very tough choices in drastic budget cuts. we have the chancellor of the university of california at bergly and joins us now. thank you for joining us. >> it's my pleasure. >> how severe, we've been watching from afar here on the east coast at what's happening that the california system. the big picture is dreadful and berkeley is one of the stars if not the star of the california system. how is it affecting you in terms of the services you need to provide to your students? >> obviously these are challenging times for public education nationally and particularly here in california. and just over the last five years we've lost more than half of our public funding for higher education. and this is having a lot of ramifications. >> we look at these

she smothered lingerie with chili -- or as rush limbaugh calls that, foreplay. [ laughter and applause why don't you just slip into something a little more con carne. [ laughter ] >> steve: what? >> jimmy: con carne? [ laughter ] oh, this is interesting. a recent survey found that 67% of people rely more on their computer than their dog, and i can see why. when i asked my computer who played the bad guy in "diehard," it said alan rickman. but when i asked my dog, he just sat there going "which 'diehard?' there have been like four of them." [ laughter ] i don't know. get this -- a new study found that the jellyfish population is on the rise at the jersey shore. either that or j-woww's implants just got loose. [ laughter ] you're going to have to pee on it anyway. [ laughter ] check this out. a company in seattle is coming out with a medical marijuana patch for dogs and cats. so finally, dogs and cats won't have to buy their weed illegally. [ laughter ] that's right. a medical marijuana patch for pets, or as my dog put it -- "wait, wait. i got it. the bad guy in "diehard" was hans gruber

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denim, lingerie. this is our dream. will this make my body look like yours? >> exactly. >> reporter: i love it. eachchister is bringing her own signature style to the collection. i love this. >> it's amazing. >> reporter: is there one piece that caused a brawl? >> we do have arguments over body style. this one is so little and thinks she can wear any and everything. but that's not the average consumer. i'm like, dude, there aren't people that can wear -- >> from are people that wear it. i wear it. >> but there's not many people built your way in the world, you lucky, little troll. >> thank you, darling. >> this is what you get. >> reporter: time, now, with the clothing design in the mix, the sisters are a triple-threat. >> hi. >> how are you? >> reporter: out to conquer the world of fashion. >> $69. >> reporter: fragrance. and of course, reality television. >> get out of our way. >> stop. >> reporter: what is it about kardashian and your family that make it a terrific brand? >> you get the blit and the glamour that peop

they weren't pornographic, they were wearing lingerie and pajamas, they simply -- it's the actions thatthat were extremely lewd. but it's not really an issue of how lewd or obscene or pornographic the photos really were. the issue was it had nothing to do with school activities. the principal was tipped off to the photos and suspend the girls for extracurricular activities for one year. but their attitude is anything we do off of school time is our business, it doesn't interfere with skoom chool at all. the judge agreed, your preach speech is protected even if you're a teen and lewd as long as you're not did his ruptisrup learning process. >> do you think the judge had ruled the same way if it happened on campus? >> i have to think it would have gone a different direction. the whole issue is does it disrupt the learning process. what i want to know is do kids look at facebook during the school day, are they given access to the internet, do they have their cell phones with them so will that they can be saying, oh, look,