think complimentary pajamas, slippers, along with some high- end toiletries. starting thursday, that's what first class passengers on certain flights between the u.s. and heathrow can expect. passengers in the business class cabin will also get some high- end goodies, like duvets and pillows. susie, these amenities come with a price. a first class ticket to heathrow may put you back at least $15,000. maybe $15,000 for pajamas, but you get an airline seat for free. >> susie: i love the amenities, but not the price. >> tom: how about it? >> susie: i'll bring my own pillow. that's "nightly business report" for tuesday august 30th. i'm susie gharib. have great evening, everyone. tom, i hope you have a nice night. >> tom: you too, susie. thanks for joining us. have a great night, an we'll see you right back here tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> be more. pbs.

>> what am i going to do with blankets and pajamas on an airplane?> go to sleep i guess. >> i guess that's the idea. bad enough getting through security now. ashley -- you know what, susan mcginnis here in new york. susan, appreciate it this morning. thank you. >>> matthew fox, the star of "lost," is accused of punching a bus driver in cleveland. he reportedly tried to get on a bus early sunday morning. the woman driver says he was drunk and when she asked him to leave. he started hitting her. she hit him back. fox is in cleveland shooting a movie. the driver says she may press charges. >>> and former nba star javaris crittenton is in jail this morning in california. he's accused of shooting a mother of four in atlanta earlier this month. police say she was with two other men and one of them was the intended target. crittenton was suspended from the nba in december of 2009 for having guns in the washington wizards' locker room. when we come back we'll have your tuesday morning weather forecast. and in sports, a tough day for the new york giants. batt

we can go to radio in pajamas. i would like to introduce our panelists for today. we will start back from the left. executive producer of the "daily mandarin and cantonese newshour." next to him is the director of multimedia and technology programs at the night digital media center at uc-berkeley. next is the managing is theidd -- managing director at idd ventures sf. nexus' the editor in chief of marketwatch.com, part of news corp. -- next is the editor in chief. the co-founder and senior community manager of oakland local, a nonprofit media that promotes public discourse on issues. in the front row is a media analyst, who publishes an was a key developer of the mercury center. next to him is an assistant professor of broadcast and electronic media at san francisco state university. next is the managing editor for local news at -- i'm sorry. he is not at yahoo!, right. he is editor-in-chief of patch.com, a division of aol that provides news to specific communities. very local. after him, we have the managing director for local news at yahoo.com, guiding the compan

year-old university of new mexico student arrested early back in june for not pulling up his sagging pajama bottoms. the naacp has sorted -- has supported the family from the beginning and came to speak at sfo. >> they thought we were gonna kid all over the runway with this movement and that we weren't going to get airborne. >> the airlines does not have a dress code for its passengers and yet u.s. airways' employees decided that their subjective understanding of appropriate tire should dictate whether or not he could stay on that plane. >> reporter: the woman you heard from represents color of change and she indict -- invited the man's mother to show the airline it needs to apologize and see what plans the airline has to make sure this never happens again. >> he's really grateful to the support he's getting, not only in san francisco but worldwide. >> reporter: we contacted u.s. airways and we're told they would get back to us. we're still waiting for a promise from the airline. at san francisco international airport, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a motorcyclist from southern ca

by 3:00 in the afternoon, he was already in tijuana in his pajamas with no money, no nothing. fortunately, the other people who were arrested gave him $10 so that he could call his family so that they could wear him money and he could go home. -- wire him money and he could go home. these are the types of cases i see. we need this immigration reform, but what i wish we could do it is -- i would like to see a media campaign. we want you to present the benefits that immigrants bring here. what we see everywhere is that immigrants are taking jobs away, they are the pressing salaries, they are committing crimes. that is not true. republicans to press our salaries. -- depress ourur salaries. [applause] look -- [laughter] look at all of the major cities around the country. what do they have? they have a vibrant economic immigrant community. san francisco depends on tourism. who goes to those places? immigrants. we need to engage with the community to and -- believe their fears. i invited a lot of people to come here, and a few i can recognize, but they are afraid to talk to you. you

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. >> a quick check of wall street doll pajamas upham. >> president barack obama is hitting the road tose that plan has received an $3 million federal grant. following that he is stopping in new york city for a fund-raiser >> news around the bay area the man accused of killing a local young girl 27 years ago steven carlson made an appearance in a juvenile court room he was 16 years old when the alleged murder took place cars in favor surcharges of murder and using painand i've >> there was something about him in junior high to high school he was mean he was a bully he had this odd way about him and people feared him and teachers knew it. >> we have never ever forgotten it even through the years as we have connected on facebook it has always come up what ever happened to tina >> they have connected carlson's dna to tina's body her body was found not far from carlton's home. >> money was raised more than nine urals little boy that was struck while crossing the street with his family after attending a giants game at $2,500 was raised yesterday and $4,000 has been donated to ryan so far the

those travelers who pay for it will receive a quilted bed topper, slippers and pajamas. passengers in business class will also get duvets and pillows. the move is to better compete with the national airlines. i'm getting tired talking about pillows. >> and some pajamas. >> yes. >>> time now 5:21. we're happy about this and you should be happy, newsweek has ranked the 25 happiest schools in the nation. which bay area colleges made the list and where did they rank. >>> and a bus driver is filing assault charges against former law star matthew fox. >>> good morning. traffic is moving along pretty well. if you are driving on 680 southbound, i'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather. >>> good morning. low clouds and fog. chilly this morning. santa rosa is 49 degrees. we'll see temperatures today 70s inland, or a few low- to mid-80s. the coast and around the bay, a lot of 50s and 60s. >>> the former star of the tv series "lost" and "party of five" is charged with attacking a bus driver in cleveland. heather boreman says she was the driver of a private bu

. >> need heavy duty pajamas. >> reporter: will even brought a teepee. three things needed to make it perfect. a nice warm sleeping bag, a good sturdy chair and of course the right head gear. no matter what they brought to make the night comfortable they were going to have no problem falling asleep. >> what do you dream about when you sleep here? >> grand slams. >> i think i will dream about taking over sergio romo's job on the pitching mound. >> sweet dreams, elizabeth cook. cbs five. >> this is our pay back. you can't doing in to us. >> it's a battle for britain. the unwanted help police are getting to stop the violence. >> plus how the military avenged the death of the seals killed in afgh,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, aggressive tactics. me to manchester... . >>> riots started to spread as british police have adopted new more aggressive tactics. >> welcome. >> reporter: birmingham and manchester were two of the newest tar gets hit. london was relatively calm after the prime minister authorized police to use rubber bullets and water cannons. citizen groups have a

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. >> i would need some heavy duty pajamas and a heater. >> will brought a tp. >> why the tp? >> i don't know. >> there are three ingredients needed to make the perfect sleep over at at&t park. a good sturdy chair, and of course, the right head gear. but no matter what they brought to make the night more comfortable, these giants fans are going to have no problem falling asleep. >> what do you dream about when you are sleeping at at&t park? >> grand slams. >> i think i'm going to dream about taking over sergio's job on the pitchen mound. >> elizabeth cook, cbs 5. >> that is just adorable. >> yeah. >> she needs to shave before she comes to work. >> wow, it looks cold out there. it's going to be a lot colder. >> when she saw the little kids in the tepee, remember? those were indian fans. >> oh. >> they are sleeping under 93% the moon on its way to becoming a full moon on saturday when we have the meteor shower peeking as well. now tonight, we do have the clouds rolling back on shore where they did play tag today with the coside at 58 degrees in pacifica. the warm spot was 90 in

. >> a product line that has expanded to everything from stationary to pajamas and jewelry to towels. lolita's brand is stronger and more recognizable than ever. and thanks to ray, with products in major retailers like macy's and hallmark, lindsay lohan ta more than ever is policing the brand copy cats. >> i probably send out three or four cease and desist letters to copyright infringers. >> not every entrepreneur is as copyright savvy. in fact, for many people knowing the difference between a patent, copyright and trademark can be con dpuzing. this week we're introducing a new segment we are calling faq, frequently asked questions. joining us today is lewis li. he's a patent attorney and co-founder of li and haze. so great to see you. >> thank you for having me on your show. >> we get this question all of the time. if you could just explain to us, quickly in layman's terms, what's the difference? >> new concepts and ideas, machines, and drugs. copyrights protect work, in books or art. >> would there ever be a time when you would need to get both for a particular thing or they cover d

. >> 80% of what we sell has pajamas. >> reporter: elizabeth allen started her high-end six year sleep ware company six years ago and was just beginning to get over the financial crisis. >> well, here we are in 2011. does it feel like there's any bit of recovery for you? >> we recovered in my perspective from sort of the depths of 2008, but it certainly was not a full recovery. >> reporter: doesn't feel like it to you? >> no. >> reporter: since the stock market began its wild ride, she's noticed a 30% drop in her online sales compared to last august. allen is already worried about the end of the year. the holidays produce about 75% of her sales. >> thinking ahead and obviously concerned, what if we're 30% down over the fourth quarter? that's really the only... that's my main concern. >> reporter: allen had hired a second employee because she expected a banner year. her business also reaches beyond her home to new york city where workers are putting together her line. what keeps allen up at night is the fear that the ups and downs in the stock market will scare her customers away. accor

we can do it on regular sets and andy shows up in a gray kind of pajama, like, outfit with wires allr it. >> jimmy: is his fly open? >> yeah, he did that at the beginning. again, i missed the -- [ laughter ] and he has a camera on an arm so it captured all his expressions. and his behavior is so realistic, you see beyond it, your imagination takes over and it really is acting like with a chimpanzee except he has the best, chimpanzee with the best acting instincts. >> jimmy: and doesn't throw crap at you. >> he did that. >> jimmy: he really did transform himself. >> t tt actually happened ---- did a movie called "the ape," the first movie i directed and we did have some ape poo thrown. >> jimmy: i actually looked -- it's something i'm interested in, apes throwing their poo, because it shows me they have a sense of humor, but they really do do it to get a reaction out of you. >> they do do it. i've seen it at zoos. >> jimmy: i had a teach whole had a brand new dodgersdodgers and he left there covered with crap. i want to ask you about your art, specifically nonvisible art. >> okay. >>

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