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other factories are adding extra floors just as they did at rana plaza before it collapsed. to film inside this precarious- looking factory, we had to use a hidden camera. the company makes children's clothes for european retailers, though many of the workers appeared to be children themselves. and there was just one rickety fire escape for 400 people. but standing up for the rights of bangladesh's four million garment workers can be dangerous. this woman is a widow at 33. her husband, aminul islam, was a labor activist who encouraged workers to form unions and fight for better conditions. she told us the bosses retaliated by sending thugs to threaten and beat him up. then, last year, aminul disappeared. his body was found two days later, dumped by the roadside. his kneecaps were smashed and his toes had been broken. no suspect had been named. fahima told us she believes factory owners paid off corrupt police to torture and kill her husband. "if you try to help workers in bangladesh," she said, "you make enemies." >> pelley: holly williams is back from bangladesh and joins u

. >> the building's owner, sohel rana, was arrested sunday and on monday a bangladeshi court orderedgovernment to confiscate his property. the new york times reports today that he is one of many powerful men in savar, a suburb of the capital of dakah, who owns flimsy buildings where factories could produce clothing for leading western brands. the times described sohel rana -- local officials say he was involved in illegal drugs and guns, but also had a building that housed five factories. on tuesday, another court froze the assets of the owners of the five garment factories, and ordered the money to be used to pay the salaries and benefits of their workers to their relatives. most of the workers reportedly earned an average annual salary of $38 per month -- roughly 21 cents per hour. anger over the disaster has sparked days of protests and some factories have been forced to remain closed. this is a factory manager. >> our factory was running as usual today. workers were working when suddenly people came in from the outside and attacked our factory, wanted to keep it closed. our worke

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she was found by rescue teams in the remains of the second floor of the rana plaza gogarment factory. she was able to talk to rescuers. at first glance, she appeared to have no serious injuries. andhat girl was all alone using a small pipe like this. i told my colleague, there is someone here. she said, please, sir, save me. >> i asked her if she was ok and if she wanted something to eat. after that we gave her food. we made whole and we got her out. >> let's go to our correspondent in dhaka. conflicting reports on where she was found. the basement or whatever. how fiis she? >> is doing relatively well, with no major injuries, but she is quite traumatized. she's been taken to the military hospital, which is quite nearby. she should be all right, because they said her physical condition is good. >> whatever they sell about -- about how she managed to last 17 days? [indiscernible] [poor connection] >> how did she last that long with no food or water? >> there was food stored on the .econd-floor she survived on those. >> unfortunately, the line between us is not that good. but she has be

this comes as the death toll in the factory collapse at rana plaza two weeks ago has reached over 950people. one of the first companies to come forward and admit to using rana plaza was the italian clothing giant benefit netton. in his first public comment the ceo, biagio chiarolanza expressed the desire to stay in bangladesh. we're joined now by elizabeth cline, author of "overdressed" and distributer to the nation. >> thanks for having me on. >> john: it is great to have you. i'm sorry it is for a predictable story. what did you experience in bangladesh? >> i was there undercover as a garment buyer in 2011 and as we're finding out now the industry, i found it to be incredibly haphazard and opaque. very difficult to get information about where clothing is being made and how. i met with a lot of middle men who had a portfolio of factories who would offer to subcontract my orders to different factories which means it would be very difficult for me to control my supply chain. and then the other thing i saw was factory owners wanting to bend over backwards to get my business. that's real

fire safety at its factories in bangladesh, and children's place, which manufactured garments at the rana plaza building in bangladesh which collapsed say they will likely narrow their supplier base and conduct more frequent and extensive site visits. other companies have promised to be more aggressive in monitoring working conditions where their products are made. the american apparel and footwear association says less than 3% of our clothes are made in the u.s., so what can consumers do? >> a boycott isn't of any help. i mean, it will only punish the workers who are already next to starvation. they need these jobs. if we paid $1 more for a good t-shirt, you could use for years, would that kill us? would that destroy our economy? >> and clearly a complete boycott of clothing made in china or bangladesh is unrealistic, but something we can do is demand to know more about where our clothes come from and the conditions in which they're made. nike, the gap and apple have all come under fire for how their suppliers treat workers and all implemented changes. christine i think transparency is r

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actually jcpenney and children's place, they were found in the rubble of rana plaza. of all of the american companies, they have the blood of these 1100 workers on their hands. over the last couple of weeks they have been targeting the gap in particular. >> bill: usap is your organization. united students against sweatshops. usas.org. >> you mention walmart. i think a lot of people equate walmart with bad working conditions. but the gap is not one that i would have immediately thought of. they also -- banana republic is part of that same group. >> yeah. banana republic and old navy are their subsidiaries. >> bill: benetton were involved over there. they're not an american firm but they have a big presence here. could these companies plead ignorance? could they say well, we have -- we signed a contract but you know, we don't know what the working conditions are like over there. we look for the garments. >> no, i think that they know where they're sourcing from. they know, you know, what the garment industry in bangladesh is like and made an intentional decision to, you

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i'm joined by two very smart economic thinkers and writers gillian tett and rana foroohar. a column where you said everyone is looking at the numbers from the economic u.s. and said they're bad. you found a silver lining. >> yes, absolutely. the government spending has been down. we're feeling the effects of the sequester and if you look at the 2% economy, which we've been in now for a couple of years, that's in part due to the fact that the public sector has cut back so much. if you strip the public sector out, the growth numbers go up above 3%. about 3.1% and most of that is down to the consumer. american consumers have done a really good job of balancing their budgets, getting out of credit card debt, managing their own personal finances and now dip a little bit farther into savings than they used to and that's what they did last quarter. >> she's highlighting one of the great unsung stories of the last year, which is that consumers have actually managed to adjust to the new normal, if you like. credit card debt, which was such a key factor in creating pains in american

the building's owner sohel rana has been arrested.er he'd claimed these were just hairline cracks, an engineer had warned him to close the building. a day later it collapsed. the bangladeshi government says it's closed 18 factories but that 14 million bangladeshi families depend on ties hundreds protested for compensation and were given salaries. >> woodruff: joining me to talk about what's being done about working conditions and safety standards in bangladesh is steven greenhouse of the "new york times." welcome to the program. this is an incredible story, but bring us up to date on anything more that's known after all this time about why this happened in the first place. >> there were two incredible stories today. one, the miraculous rescue of reshema, and the other incredible story was the death toll count rose over 1,000. now, we in the united states talk about the horrendous triangle shirtwaist fire of 1911. 146 people died then and that changed the united states and made us take workplace safety far more seriously. here, more th

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