>> it says "old navy" >> old navy >> old navy is owned by gap inc, one of the largest clothing companiesin the world. this is where a lot of america's clothes come from - and it's a reality many companies don't want us to see. this is one of very many subcontracting factories at the bottom of the supply chain in bangladesh. it seems completely unregulated, completely unauthorized. // there's no fire extinguisher, no fire exit. it's just a shack in someone's backyard. >> this morning we went to a finishing house and they had about 20 workers there. more than half of them were under 14.there were girls as young as twelve making clothes for gap. >> really? in a finishing section that you went? oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. i mean for me, i just can't believe. so this is the time that gap should step forward to make this correct. oh, my gosh. so see how critical is the supply chain is. how critical it is. >> gap declined to give us an on-camera interview. they did give us a statement, though, saying the products we found were quote "either counterfeit or improperly acquired." but through the bar

old navy pants?old navy is owned by gap, inc., one of the largest clothing companies in the world. since the building collapsed in april, there's been pressure on companies to monitor conditions in their factories. worker advocates acknowledge that if one business closes, others spring up in its place, or in other countries, where so many are desperate to help their families. >> how old are you? >> do you go to school? how much money do you make? >> it is 30 the $2 a month. the minimum age to begin working in bangladesh is 14, or 18 if the conditions are hazardous. 12-year-olds are allowed to perform light work, meaning jobs that aren't harmful to their health or development or won't prevent them from attending school. she told us she sometimes works as long as 14 hours a day. gap declined to give us an on-camera interview. they did give us a statement, saying that the products we found were "either counterfeit or improperly acquired." through the bar codes we found at the finishing house, we matched

. >> we found children as young as 12 working an old navy pant. >> they are putting the lasic to the old pant. >> made by gap, inc one of the largest clothing company in the world. with the collapse in april there's been pressure in companies to monitor conditions in factories but worker kids -- others spring up in its place and so many are desperate to help their families. >> how old are you? >> reporter: how much money do you make? 2500taka is $2 a month. the minimum to begin work or 18 if the conditions are hazardous. 12-year-olds are allowed to perform work. jobs that are not harmful to their health. she told us she sometimes works hours a day. she declined to give us an on camera and said the products we found were counterfeit. but through the bar codes of tags we found at the finishing house we were able to match to one old navy stores here in the u.s. gap added that its strictly prohibits any vendor from employeeing under age workers. in 2007 a british journalist found children as young as 10 making clothes for its gap kids store. at the time the comment was rare and pledgeed t

we found children as young as 12 working on old navy pants. >> reporter: old navy is owned by gap, inc one of the largest clothing companies in the world. since the building collapse in april, there has been pressure on companies to monitor conditions in their factories. but worker advocates acknowledge if one business closes others spring up in its place, or in other countries where so many are desperate to help their families. how old are you? do you go to school? how much money do you make here? 2,500 is $32 a month. the minimum age to begin working in bangladesh is 14, or 18 if conditions are hazardous. 12 year olds are allowed to perform light work, meaning jobs that won't prevent them from attending school. shoely told us she sometimes works as long as 14 hours a day. gap declined to give us an on-camera interview. they gave us a statement saying the products we found were, quote, counterfeit or improperly acquired. but through the bar codes, we were able to match the a garments to old navy stores right here in the us. gap added that it strictly prohibits any vendor from employin

the kids will get to new outfits donated by old navy, a backpack full of school supplies and a free muni pass. the families preregistered for the items and the number of families taking part in the free program continues to grow. they could use your support. >> video of a high speed chase in alabama and what was in the back seat of the speeding car that had police so worried. >> in the newsroom following new developments on the crisis in egypt, president obama takes a stand on the deadly violence and canceled a joint event. >> a look at the meeting where we will hear, hopefully, soon, when the new bay bridge will open. our reporting conditions on >> now, president obama has canceled a joint military exercise with egypt after violence has left hundreds dead. now, katie marzullo joins from the newsroom. >> the bright star military exercise happens twice a year has been a centerpiece of united states and egyptian military relations for decades now. this morning, president obama pulled the plug. >> president obama made the announcement from his vacation on martha's vineyard. >> we want to su

smaller independent businesses can't compete or laws are going to change and 16 street is going to be old navy's and kate spade. it's a ripple effect. if we want things to be better, then we need to work together and not turn to a new york corporation to save us. >> thank you. neck speaker, please. >> hi, thank you for your time. my name is jake bar low with the neighborhood association. we have an opposition with jack spade opening. eye -- i have a personal objection to it as well. i buy my coffee at cats coffee, i buy my beer on 26th market and by my bourbon, and i buy my comics books at mission economics and art. i know what these guys do with their money. they reinvest it. >> next speaker. >> i'm a member of the adobe book cooperative as well. thank you for your time. i want to make one point, i think we heard one compelling argument that jack spade is a formula retail by letter of the law. also we can consider the spirit of the law. i don't know detail of what will make this qualified or not, but i'm a normal person. i have an understanding of what a chain businesses, i understand the missi

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on that side. >> and the gap and old navy just did a 6% comp in the face of a difficult environment. republic. >> if the whole sector comes down -- >> you have to buy clothes somewhere. >> tj maxx. >> i think you will get a good quality company with a restructuring story at a decent price if it continues to come down. >> this green jean thing has really disturbed me. i didn't need to hear that on a friday. tell us who you think won the debate, america. tw tweet us using #bull and #bear. we'll have the results at the end of the show. >>> we still do not know exactly what caused the now infamous flash freeze at the nasdaq, but here is what ceo bob greifeld said earlier today about why they halted trading. >> we have a data feed which consolidates the trading for 13 exchanges. we do that for the industry. that had a problem. as soon as we saw that had a problem, we had a fundamental concern. we knew professional traders had access to individual data feeds but the traditional long investor, retail investor now didn't have the same information. >> all right. your next guest is an institut

they get two new outfits donated by old navy, a backpack filled with school supplies and a free muni pass. the number of families taking part continues to grow. >> coffee drinkers, new research could have you putting down the extra cup. men and women who drink more than four cups a day had a higher risk of dying during a designated time frame than non-coffee drinkers. four cups is less than you think. a cup at starbucks is 2 1/2 cups. while heavy coffee drinking is linked to higher mortality it could be caused by stress or a lack of sleep. other studies have shown up to six cups of coffee could actually lengthen your life. >> i go with the later study. thank you. >> next at 5:00 a.m., it is decision day in a few hours we will know with the eve eastern span of the bay bridge will open for business. the big impact it will have on traffic before any vehicles travel on it. >> in the east bay, police shoot and kill a man. >> thousands people who work for a tech giant are losing jobs and they could be the victims of >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. it is action,

anthony's foundation began the annual giveaway from backpacks, new clothes from old navy and free muni youth passes to about 200 kids living in the tenderloin. >> for kids who are going back to school, just like any kid anywhere they need the confidence, they need to know they will look good and they are ready. it's really exciting that we can provide for these families a chance to really get back to school and feel good about themselves. >> reporter: today's give away was made possible by individual donations as well as volunteers from pg&e and the ymca. >>> and on ktvu.com, we have a special back-to-school section. this is where you can find information on school start dates and pips on back-to- school savings. we've posted a slide show of photos of some of our own ktvu staff. >>> changes could be coming to the controversial multi-billion dollar plan to build tunnels for the sacramento/san joaquin delta. new proposals are set to be unveiled by state water officials. they include moving the tunnels far away from towns and reducing the size of the water storage reservoir from 750 acres

i was out looking at the stores just yesterday including gap and old navy.eeing some resurgence here. i think for strange reasons we said back to school is so spread out now, there is no real event. i don't think that's really true. i think we're seeing back to school being more compact here toward the back end. so heading into labor day. so i think actually we're starting to see that back to school event happen, but it is really much more august focused this year than it was in july. but i do think we're seeing it pick up. i think gap will be fine for the back to school season. i think most of the retailers are going to be a little better for back to school perhaps than we expected because we're all la looking at july now. >> prospects definitely looking better then. thank you for that, jan. jan kniffen. >>> will the shale gas boom help the u.s. become energy independent or could environmental concerns stifle ambitions? we'll be back after the break. [ kitt ] you know what's impressive? a talking car. but i'll tell you what impresses me. a talking train. th

the summer, sales fell off at banana republic but sales at gap and old navy made up for it. ompany raised outlook for the year boosting it's stock dividend by a third. >> we're talking about this 83-year-old sail boat. this race gos from california to hawaii. quite an accomplishment since they won the race 77 years ago. she was considered a high tech boat and affected affected designs for the 20th century. >> it was the first to use external balance to keep afloat. boat once owned by james flood a millionaire from the gold rush era. >> fantastic. >> another 30 minutes of news coming up tonight and as we continue i team looks foo overnight death of a former member of the san francisco police department's top staff. >> and you'll hear from a president's man money. the treasury secretary here in the way area when the nasdaq ran into trouble today. >> and a soldier are reveals a secret before heading off to >>> members of the san fran police department are reeling over news that the former respected second in command took his life outside a sheriff substation. i team reporter dan

the summer, sales fell off at banana republic but sales at gap and old navy made up for it. ny raised outlook for the year boosting it's stock dividend by a third. >> we're talking about this 83-year-old sail boat. this race gos from california to hawaii. quite an accomplishment since they won the race 77 years ago. she was considered a high tech boat and affected affected designs for the 20th century. >> it was the first to use external balance to keep afloat. boat once owned by james flood a millionaire from the gold rush era. >> fantastic. >> another 30 minutes of news coming up tonight and as we continue i team looks foo overnight death of a former member of the san francisco police department's top staff. >> and you'll hear from a president's man money. the treasury secretary here in the way area when the nasdaq ran into trouble today. >> and a soldier are reveals a secret before heading off to prison. [ male announcer ] at sizzler... it's back for a limited time! fire grilled steak and golden all-you-can-eat shrimp for an incredible $9.99! only at sizzler! ♪ ♪ [ male an

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later that month in 19 year-old navy deserter hijacked flight from key west to havana telling the story is at knifepoint he refused to shed blood in vietnam. the first american hijacking that the military of the opposition it was not the last. by the second week of february 1969 "the skies belong to us" flights were commandeered in the u.s. set a record pace. in addition they had a former mental patient accompanied with israel son in the community college student who brought a can of bug spray and a retired green beret who wanted to assassinate fidel castro's his bare hands. the faa said it could develop solutions to the crisis the group was inundated with thousands of letters from concerned citizens that had invented ways the with trap doors of the cockpit with stewardesses with tranquilizer darts to play the cuban national anthem before takeoff and arrested the body to do the lyrics. [laughter] the most popular was for the faa to bill the box airport at the south florida feels they would think that they had reached amanda took that spark serious interest but then thought it would be t

that's why i took the old navy job, you know, target. >> right.g you for the first time. you're right. >> you feel like -- you don't feel like you worry so much about what people think -- >> i do not -- i have a different attitude. it's, like, don't sweat the small stuff. >> yeah. >> i really don't. i don't care. i just don't care. i care about having this great relationship with my adult children, watching their lives. >> it's about them now. >> watching their lives. >> oh, they're beautiful, lynda. >> watching their lives. >> it's about their dreams in a way. >> that's an old picture. they're 25 and -- >> a screenplay written or something, a treatment i'm -- you know, it lives out of my daughter. we do auditions together. she wrapped a film. you kind of go, they're living it now. and i used to like it when it was about me. you know, i don't enjoy the show very much. >> yeah. it is. >> thank you for coming to share the happy day. >> happy birthday. >> you're beautiful. both of you are gorgeous. >> pleasure to be invited, and you really are great.

they'll receive $100 to spend at old navy. they've teamed up to team up to supply them with school supplies from this family giving tree organization. the group started in 1990 and have donated 9,000 back packs and. >> some kids are not as fortunate. we need to help them so they can have the same experience as us. >> these are families who are choosing between paying rent or food. the buying of school place are not on their list. >> the family giving tree says it's still accepting donations. >>> a boy didn't want toys or cake for birthday, but wanted money to give to the food bank. he asked people to give him money instead of birthday folks. it will help feed now 400 people. >> the fridge is empty, arrest hardly anything in the cabinet. i already got all the stuff i need, why not? >> he said it best. he didn't go empty handed for his birthday. the family still surprised him with a few gifts. >> that's awesome. awesome at ten! good for him. let's go to rosemary for the weather. >>> how about an awesome forecast. it's a bit gray

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the kids get two new out50s donated by old navy, a backpack full of school supplies and a fee muni passnd the families preregistered for them. the number of families taking part in the tree clothing program continues to grow. >> coffee drinkers, new research could have you putting down the extra cup. the mayo shows that men and women who drink more than four cups a day had a higher risk of dying during a designated timeframe than non-coffee drinkers which is less than you think. a vente at starbucks is 2 1/2 cups. heavy coffee drinking is linked to high we mortality, it could be related to stress, lack of sleep or other factors that have you drinking coffee in the first place. just keep drinking. >> thank you. police say a woman use add stun gun to take down an innocent driver and where the crime happened and the search now that is underway. >> will the new bay bridge open in two weeks? ahead, we will preview the critical meeting. >> later, blending up cold drink s and security >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> this morning we will learn if the new eastern s

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of five veterans, i hope that he sleeps well at night. >> reporter: maureen lost her 83 year old father navyeteran to the outbreak. >> he never come off the ventilator. that's where he stayed. he never recovered from that. >> reporter: last year veterans affairs gave out nearly $97 million in bonuses. now congress plans to review the bonuses given to va officials who oversaw hospitals that had problem with patient care. for example, according to the inspector general, the buffalo va exposed more than 700 patients to hepatitis over a two year period by reusing insulin pens. cbs news has learned that during that time, upstate new york regional director david west was awarded nearly $26,000 in bonuses. failure to monitor mental health patients at the atlanta va led to three deaths. we found the former director james clark received over $31,000 in bonuses the years two of those patients died. and records show hospital director teri gerick wolf got a $13,000 bonus the year that pittsburgh va failed to prevent then mismanage the legionnaires outbreak. the nicholas brothers and maureen are suing th

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up the project for about two years because the new span would kill the city's plans to turn this old navy torpedo station into a brewpub. >> this went to the white house in order to get a decision made about the bay bridge and these things happened all the time. >> reporter: meanwhile, the costs mounted and mounted. >> it was going to be a billion three to get this structure that we see out there. that cost double. that cost doubled again. >> reporter: to over $6 billion. >> there were design changes, environmental regulations, worker safety, lots of public meetings. that all kind of has snowballed. >> reporter: and then of course there were the 32 snapped bolts that brought into question the entire bridge's integrity. >> i don't know why the bay bridge seems to have this almost black hole-like aspect where everything gets attracted to t mostly it's been bad news. >> reporter: and we've been covering it all and some of the good news. it looks like this weekend things are really going according to schedule. they have those shims in. it seems to be safe. and allen, you got to tell us, what'

old navy chains and online and they are planning to raise their full-year forecast and the dividend astracy: nicole, we'll see you in 15 minutes. >> great. ashley: as you can imagine tapering is great, all the talk at jackson hole where all the fed leaders are gathered. peter barnes is at the annual conference in beautiful wyoming, with a special guest. peter? >> that's right, ashley and tracy. we're welcoming larry lindsey, former fed governor. has his own shop, the lindsey group. we want to get his thoughts on tapering. we both came out of a fascinating session on all of this. so, larry, where do you stand on this tape everying debate? what should the fed do? >> i try to focus on what the fed is going to do. i think they would like to try to taper but the numbers are not just going their way. we got bad home sales numbers. >> new home sales. >> new home sales this morning. >> it was terrible. >> that is an example of the kind of problems tape everying is going to cause. tapering from qe, rather, will be a difficult job. that is something they should have thought about last september

old navy.oking at it closely and basically a little congratulations because they have gone up more than analysts have anticipated. back to you. ashley: outperformed. you go to the gap much? >> no. >> i have to say i went recently and it was wonderful. tracy: but buy for the boys? is that why you went in? >> no. i recently went in, i had a moment and i don't ever shop. i have to be honest. ashley: news of the day, nicole petallides. >> it was great. i was surprised. ashley: she had a moment at the gap. nicole, thank you. for learning more and more about nicole every day. tracy: i thought shy was going to say senior moment. girlfriend, love you. i'm having senior moments every day now. charles payne is here. the dow is on track to snap a six-week winning streak. charles what does that mean? >> batten down the hatches and move to the mountains. ashley: we've been warned. >> i think it is mostly summer doldrums, overdue. i think, you know, think we do have some sort of a correction coming. it is al

the company says stronger sales of the gap stores helped offset a drop in banana republic and old navyes. >>> and tesla hit an all time high yesterday. it is up about 1% after a 14% increase to top $153 yesterday. right now it's at 155. tesla had a surprisingly positive earnings report after wednesday's closing bell. >>> time now, 7:35, happening now, unhappy students are taking a very important test this morning. as pam cook reports in the news room, the reason they're upset is more than just because they're taking a test, right. >> yes, it is. the problem is they are retaking these tests in a legal battle over that continues. the students are at mills high school in the san mateo school district. right now about 200 of them we understand are retaking those advanced placement tests. now, as we've been reporting the students originally took the tests back this may, but the college board invalidated their scores after it said the students were seated too closely together. >> it does bother me because it feels like the big businesses such as college sport and ets have been treating the s

singers sees an argentine naval vessel what it was it's an old pirate ship it's an old bridge and teen that the argentine navydoes for kind of shows an exhibition zz and kind of diplomatic shows they sailed this old. this old brigantine this old pirate ship to africa and paul sr sees the ship which had the naval officers aren't normally this is an act of war i thought the argentines were quite calm about this and they ended up having to pay like you know of some they literally had to pay ransom to singur to get their navy boat back i'm not sure that was a good precedent that the you know you don't pay off pirates or hostage takers but they aren't in government decided that that was a better idea than then creating conflict nevertheless or in major conflict still because singer wants to kick over the argentine economy you remember just like also and in the deal we talked about before vulture operators like cinder aren't just you know picking up cheap debts and trying to make a few bucks or getting paid off on those debts they're trying to get many multiples of their of these debts they're you know they're brea

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body found a few blocks from the old municipal stadium. night of the army/navy football game. flight of stairs, broke his neck. theory was, some drunk bigot roughed him up. all of two interviews.o far. worked real hard on this one. 'cause, "a jap's a jap," right? well, ray's family lived in california till fdr banned all japanese-americans from the west coast in 1942. jeffries: over 100,000 were forced into camps without due process. most were born and raised here. and none were ever arrested for espionage. ray's son, billy, gave up his life for the american dream. died overseas in 1944. found an empty envelope on ray's body. addressed to him in manzanar. return address just says "apo-513." army post office-- how we used to get our mail home. the letter could be from his kid, billy. not likely; it was mailed november 27, 1944. billy died october 30. jeffries: an envelope, no letter. contents could be a motive. so, what's our letter writer hiding? something that happened at manzanar? let's track down all the records we can get from there, and have latents take a look. good luck

the navy seals were in harm's way the old committee of all missions and the president goes to play 15 games of spades? you can say he was stressed out and did not want to watch a realtime this is the commander-in-chief of the armed forces also calling into question what he was doing on the night of september when americans were also in harm's way we still have no reports what he was doing. >> you can put your money on either one. we have no ideas. >> i believe he went to sleep during the benghazi raid that is the testimony from leon panetta before the senate when asked by lindsey graham did you go to bet? no. did dempsey go to bet? no. did the president go to sleep? i don't know. the president did not talk to anybody i'd think he went to sleep i wish she would have been playing spas as gimmicky added 10 minutes phone call with hillary clinton after that radio silence from all of them. lou: tning to the story in san diego it is absurd. san diego hooters being there mayor, i dunno when it becomes the arbiter of standards, its peculiar. this establishment recognizes we have political dif

old days. used by the russian navy today. keep saying that, slipping into mr.in and putin does not want that base hit so it won't be. on top of that, this is a war, a civil war that is being run by an outside party. the outside party is the islamic revolutionary guard corps headquartered in tehran. we're not going to hit tehran. tehran is the one -- they are the ones calling the shots how the syrians fight. this. >> greta: what can we do? we're in the spot we are. in what do we do? >> actually, it would take guts ball for this guy to look into the camera and said i should not have said anything about a red line, what i am going to do taksim immediately beef up the security after the every one of my embassies all over the middle east and africa. because as you and i both know in nine days you have the eve of another 9/11 attack. and those anniversaries really are important to the bad guys. so do that imimmediately. second of all, go to the israelis right now and say i'm going to pull back my horns. you have got the southern part of that country targeted. you tak

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. >> suzanne and michael, we know micha michael boat write, 61 years old, born in florida and in the u.s. navy during vietnam and taught english while he was living in china. it is over the last few months he says he simply cannot remember anything about his past including his native language of english, and all he can speak now is swedish. take a look. his bizarre story began five months ago when motel staff found him unconscious in palm springs, california. the only clues were i.d.s in his wallet and evidence he had flown from china to palm springs and he was taken to desert regional hospital and diagnosed with dissober active amnesia, a rare psychiatric condition typically associated with a dramatic event. he awoke in the hospital insisting he had lost his memory and forgot how to speak english. eventually it was a hospital swrk who uncovered his years live ago broad, in china, japan, and, yes, sweden. this week he was released from the hospital and now lives at this homeless shelter. in our exclusive interview speaking only in swedish, he says he has recurring nightmares that are too distu

navy, went to officer candidate school. a--incidentally, i--i received messages, e-mail messages, from my old boss, the chief engineer on my second ship after the book came out, i must say. c-span: how--how long did you serve in the navy? >> guest: four years or active duty... c-span: what years? >> guest: ... in the reserves. i--i think it's 1960--was at ocs in the late fall, early winter of 1960, graduated beginning of '61, and i got out of the navy in, i guess, february of 1964, and i entered harvard graduate school several months later, that fall. c-span: what ex--what impact did your ex--your experience in the united states navy have on the way you feel about the military here and the military in japan? >> guest: well, i had good experiences in the navy. you know, i look back on those years when i was very young. but the--being in the navy alerted me to the security relationship with japan, the us-japan security treaty, which went into effect in 1952, you know, right after the san francisco peace treaty, and it was renewed, against much popular opposition, in 1960, and thereafter, it was re--renewed automatically. the

old tully here always sticking up for you, snowball. maybe he can, um, chaperone your i'm going across the street. hey, no, no, that's a navy bar.u know whe to find me, punchy. roger that, devil dog. tattoo was the last thing i remember about shore leave. almost didn't make it back to the ship due to the whiskey... and a redheaded girl. this karnow, he and tully have a history? "mean gene" karnow-- tully gave that bastard a really good pasting at a smoker right before we got our liberty passes. fight over what? boxing match over bragging rights. tully always took that semper fi, "always faithful" business seriously. me, on the other hand... karnow the type to hold a grudge? well, first off, he was a swabbie. no love lost between marines and sailors. vera: gene karnow? take it easy there, dragnet. you guys looking for lessons? we're here about jimmy tully. what's he want, a rematch? he's dead. jeffries: killed on shore leave the night he knocked you out. how'd that happen? we were just about to ask you the same question. you think i killed him because he got over a few lucky punches? so no hard feelings between you and tully? hel

. >> his name is michael boatwright, 61 years old, served in the u.s. navy in vietnam.ht english in china. the only native language he speaks right now he says is swedish. michael boatwright's bizarre story began five months ago when motel staff found him unconscious in palm springs, california. the only clues were i.d.s in his wallet and evidence that he had flown from china to palm springs a few days prior. boatwright was taken to desert regional hospital and he was diagnosed with dissociative amnesia. it's a rare psychiatric condition that's typically associated with a traumatic event. boatwright awoke in the hospital, insisting he had lost his memory and forgot how to speak english. eventually it was a hospital social worker who uncovered his years living abroad, in china, japan, and, yes, sweden. this week boatwright was released from the hospital and now lives at this homeless shelter. in our exclusive interview, speaking only in swedish, boatwright says he has recurring nightmares that are too disturbing to describe. he told our producer "i'm sca d scared, becaus