that's something we're striving to do with naked suits as well. >> when an individual has a naked suit, you see as soon as it touches, that's like water. >> reporter: they make suits that shun stains. >> it's not soaking in. >> reporter: while honing the product to fit potential customers. so far naked suits is self-funded using technology to grow its business one sale and one stitch at a time. >> we feel there's definitely a seismic shift going on in the fashion industry right now. sort of like how in music several years ago there's an evolution from napster to itu s itunes. they're taking a different approach to business like the school they come from. >> admittedly suits over the internet may seem crazy but so did cars and shoes. this is one of their shirts. it's called the arctic shirt. as you can see, it's full of holes, and yet you don't see through it so it can be fairly formal. >> thanks goodness. >> not nice. >> we don't want to frighten anybody or blind anybody out there. this is how it looks. very comfortable, and you know it feels good and it's formal enough as you can see.

in your pressure suit. it is critical to make sure they have a clean seal to get that thing made it correctly so of the suit will work properly. that is why you have the communication line tucked into the communication cap so it doesn't fall all over the place. >> we have some sunshine coming through the windows so hopefully that is a positive sign. how closely have the crew been watching the weather? >> we don't watch the weather. it is a 50/50 shot. not something you want to worry about. a lot of things we need to worry about. you hope for the best and trust the launch team to make right call and they always do. you get out and hope you will go and if you don't you shut things down and get ready to go another day. it happens so often there are few astronauts three or four flight that haven't had a delay of some kind. something that you see. leave that to the professionals. not something you can control. you stretch it and hope you can go. you can see it is good to have two people helping out. randy is the

nancy pelosi walked into the room and have the same suit on -- had the same suit on. i do not think she is wearing the same suit, but i am. [laughter] sandra, thank you for being here to represent her. [applause] this is a treacherous thing to do at city hall. it is full of protocol and eggshells. it is not easy to walk on egg shells with these issues. [laughter] i will try. if i make a mistake, forgive me. the most important thing is to wreck a bias -- recognize that we are represented by people who want to celebrate pride. to kick things off, i give you the mayor of san francisco, mayor ed lee. [applause] >> thank you very much. happy pride month in san francisco. that is wonderful to hear. this is our city. this is our culture. this is the way we live. we want everybody to live in equity as well. thank you for being here. i want to welcome our supervisors who are joining me today. board president david chu is here. supervisor david campos, scott wiener, eric marr is here as well. have i missed any other supervisors? thank you, mark, for being here. i have great pri

so i think that suited her personality and also suited the times in terms of what we wanted from the first lady. i think michele obama had only been there two years and still feeling here wait. right now acting more the traditional first lady, a traditional policy in terms of

this is not the first such suit.s is a man who claims, he wants a dna test, he claims he could be caylee's father. not the first likely not the last. when the trouble started the judge ruled none of these -- some people call them bogus but maybe unsubstantiated. sometimes people want to make headlines. >> there's a lot of headlines to watch in the next 24 hours. i know you are waiting for casey anthony to be released. we expect that to happen sometime in the next 24 hours. we'll be watching and covering that. >>> president obama and leaders in congress are still trying to figure out a way to break their dead lock in talks to raise the debt ceiling. michelle bachmann said that defaulting on august 2nd was not a big deal. >> this is a misnomer that i believe the president and the treasury secretary have been trying to pass off on the american people and it's this. that if congress fails to raise the debt ceiling by $2.5 trillion that somehow the united states will go into default and we'll lose the full faith and credi

they have already had their flight suits on, their pressurized flight suits when they get suited up andhey are doing is like a fit check. these guys are making sure everything is on right and there is nothing loose. >> pressurized suit needs to be right. >> absolutely. >> lee 'roid chiroy child was h. he says from now on they have to get to the space station on the soyuz. comparing the space shuttle to the soyuz this is tighter. we were talking about how tight is in there. this is spacious and luxurious. >> this is about all the room they have in a soyuz. >> like a bench seat in a 1970 sedan. >> nobody down on the mid deck. >> why are they leaving extra space and why not seven astronauts? >> because if there were an emergency and they had enough to get to the space station, it would take a year to get all of them back off because there is no backup shuttle any longer to go up and bring them back down so they would have to make four soyuz trips and one on each soyuz over the course of the year. not enough supplies on the international space station to sustain that many people in a year.

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somebody could call me a suit. yeah, i am. >> it's time now to answer some of your business questions. melinda and stella are with us once again. the first one is -- i am a highly qualified engineer with nearly three decades of industrial experience. i recently started my own consulting business. i want to know how to market my services and proper management in corporations abconvince them to hire you. this is what you do. >> social media is really the answer to his question. this gentleman really needs to start blogging right away in demonstrating his expertise. if he's looking for people in the c suite to pitch himself to, linked in. 75% of all professionals in the united states have a linked in profile. that's where he can demonstrate his expertise, exec people out, see who in his network may have relationships with his target customer. that's the best way to reach out to c suite executives. >> how have you gotten into companies? >> i use social media. i consider myself a twitter black belt. i have just really -

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the suit seeks back wages and attorneys' fees. the grocery store says they can't comment because they haven't seen the suited. >>> and students at san jose find out they are going to be housed in a hotel. letters were sent out saying they have more demand for on campus housing and so the university is putting them up in hotel rooms. students have the option of cancelling their contracts but they would have to find their own a affordable housing. >>> today ben bernanke said they are prepared to provide additional stimulus to the economy if it is needed. >> possibility remains that the recent economic weakness may be more persistent than expected and provide for additional policy support. >> he says temporary factors such as high food and gas prices have slowed the economy. he said the fed would consider three options, launch another round of treasury bond buying. it could cut the interest rate for banks on the reserve or more explicit how it is going to keep rates at record low levels. >> the foul smell. >> and hitting french-fries

the suit seeks back wages and attorneys' fees. the grocery store says they can't comment because they haven't seen the suited. >>> and students at san jose find out they are going to be housed in a hotel. letters were sent out saying they have more demand for on campus housing and so the university is putting them up in hotel rooms. students have the option of cancelling their contracts but they would have to find their own affordable housing. >>> today ben bernanke said they are prepared to provide additional stimulus to the economy if it is needed. >> possibility remains that the recent economic weakness may be more persistent than expected and provide for additional policy support. >> he says temporary factors such as high food and gas prices have slowed the economy. he said the fed would consider three options, launch another round of treasury bond buying. it could cut the interest rate for banks on the reserve or more explicit how it is going to keep rates at record low levels. >> the foul smell. >> and hitting french-fries a

, your seersucker suit.s how i know it is summer. when you get your perennial favorite out. i know, thank you. >> happy days are here again. mr. softie. >> you broke into this industry through vaudeville so this is almost like -- this is so perfect. >> joel, give me my -- >> dance our way out. >> it's going to be hot today. if i have to wear a suit, i'll wear this one. it's almost like wearing nothing at all. >> oh, ok! >> fantastic. >> wow! >> thank you. all right. more on his suit later. let's get right to your headlines because we have a fox news alert. we have breaking news for you. this is overnight from upstate new york where a tour bus crash has sent at least 20 people to the hospital. the bus collided with a semi on interstate 90 on the city of waterloo. they were taken to hospitals in the rochester area. we'll bring you more details as we have them. more than 100 million americans will be feeling the heat today as the worst heat wave in more than a decade continues to smother the midwest and the eas

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there are 165 suites compared to 77 at candle stick. to be clear, ground hasn't even been broken here. another interesting note on tonight's agenda, it says the stadium authority identified, they found a concessioner so they are already thinking food and beverage and luxury boxes. one woman, the city manager, carol mccarthy, i have sent her very early e-mail, an early morning e-mail i should say, hoping to find out the latest in terms of cost and timeline but right now i can tell you it's estimated the cost $950 million to $1 billion to complete this 68,000-seat stadium to be completed by 2015. >> it's interesting to see all of the points that they are making to move ahead. thank you. let's hope you hear from her this morning. >> san jose leaders will begin a week's worth of community service. council man ash pled guilty on a drunk driving charge after being arrested last may in downtown san jose. he was fined $2,000 and given three years probation. kalra has to attend counseling. he has apologized for the actions. he is san jose's firs

there are 165 suites compared to 77 at candlestick. another interesting note on tonight's agenda t stadium authority has identified a concessionaire. they are thinking food and beverage. one woman who is confident is the assistant city manager, carol mccarthy. i have sent here an e-mail hoping to get the latest in terms of cost and a time line. that seems to be changing. i can tell you the cost is estimated at $950 million to $1 billion to build the stadium, to be completed by 2015. >> certainly moving ahead in other areas, aren't they. thank you very much. it's 6:08. a tgi friday's restaurant paying tribute to a former manager killed while working more than three years ago. doug castillo was found dead in the tji friday's in january 2008. he died of a blow to his head. his killer was never found. today would have been his 40th birthday. and to remember him the restaurant will donate 25% of all sales to the reward offered for tips in the case. the rund razor runs from 11:00 a.m. to closing. 6:09. i want to check the forecast. a little

suit. if you no robin kelly's brilliant reading of thesuit when malcolm talks about himself and haley's autobiography, i was without politics. i was just this guy out there doing this thing. it really is mohammad who gives me a political worldview through this. robin says wait a minute. it is all about politics, right? you cannot be a young black man walking around in an expensive suit in world war ii when people are supposed -- we have been a war ten years and no one is supposed to sacrifice anything but in the context of world war ii how you demonstrate you are part of the domestic war effort was to be self sacrificial. black men were supposed to be always sacrificial in the american state even if there is no war going on so to the young black man wearing a flashy expensive suit in the context of world war ii and milan from manning with such beautiful -- how he gets out of serving in the war and get around -- got to love it. just crazy -- you are not sending me to war. crazy. sure he does

the city hall but it's a good suit getting clients coming back. and with an understanding that there is still much more work that needs to be done the people here are working to keep their community together. i just want them to stay where they want and they can be helpful that than the accepting that. rebuilding the city one step at a time any want the city japan sean thomas. when it comes to gauging the health effects of the. over atomic energy often makes it tough for people to separate thier from fact their active general of the world nuclear association tells us later that the media often doesn't help with its comparisons to tragedies like. we've just seen twenty four thousand japanese citizens killed by an earthquake and a tsunami. we've seen the media have a frenzy in covering the accident at fukushima which has not made it had not been responsible for a single radiation fatality i think it was a tragedy in terms of the world's understanding of the essential safety of nuclear power i also think however that it might also be educational in t

working through a screen in the new coaches suite and trains in the last three months have been very difficult not stuck by him through her company been incredibly loyal and then . you know and in there of this terrible moment grazer you can say waste two years my wife. possible now as there's been a very welcome return for tim a famous cause as the huge russia center has come back to play for his former side he but waiting for the n.b.a. lockout is to end in america mascot assigned to deal with the club he left just last year to move to the north american league he was traded to the denver nuggets after spending his maiden season with the new york knicks but with the fourth lockout in m.b.a. history threatening the next season is towering figure out we'll be looking toward in the russian professional basketball league as god is two meters and sixteen centimeters high coming back to the moscow region cup could be a fine present to his twenty fifth birthday which will not last week. the first of a few times to me i'm happy to be back at simply because it's here where i began it's my h

or will public outrage scare off any rich media suit tore? >> joining me on the phone al tailor tv producer who offered casey $1 million for her first tv interview. tocks news legal analyst arthur idela is back with us. all right al are you there? >> i am here. >> you say you have a $1 million deal for casey anthony's first television interview. >> officially tonight we have an agreement with jo jose beas. we have a verbal agreement with my attorney to put a deposit and put the rest of the money in escrow. she will get the rest of the money when she completes the interview. >> who will the interviewer be and when will it be? >> hopefully as soon as possible. we are negotiating with a few tv personalities to be the hoets. here's how we are going to do it have the actual interview and hook her up to the lie detector like you wanted her to and we know a sociopath can beat a lie detector in the end we will have a judge decide who she is going to tell the truth or not if will be noted attorney jeffery m. leving. >> you say you have an agreement wi

until she entered the $3,000-a-night suite where strauss-kahn was staying. >> so you went into 2806 not thinking anybody was there because of what the room service person told you. >> yeah, he told me nobody there. and i say, "housekeeping, hello," because the room is very big. i have to say it loud. i said like three times, "housekeeping, hello, is anyone in," three times, nobody say anything. >> reporter: expecting an empty room, diallo was shocked when she says strauss-kahn suddenly appeared, naked. >> i saw a naked man come to me. he come naked, i was like, oh, my god, i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. that was so fast, i was like, i'm so sorry. i turned my head. he come to me and grab my breasts, "no, you don't have to be sorry." i say, i say stop, i don't want to lose my job. and he push me into the bedroom and he pulled the door back and he said, "you're beautiful." i said, "stop, stop," and then he push me, he push me to bed, was right there, he push me to the bed, he push me like this to the bed. i was sitting like this. and he -- he tried to put his penis in my mouth. and i closed m

people in hazmat suits taking a dip in the water. >> as a journalist, part of the job is diving into a story. but even the offer of this protective suit is not enough to get knee to jump -- get me to jump into that water. >> stacy cohan isn't the only one who is having second thoughts about jumping into that water. details of what sparked this protest. >>> julie wright will have a look at your on-time traffic and we'll look at the forecast. we'll have detail coming up in a minute.  these sweet honey clustery things have fiber? fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? uh, try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. yeah, this is pretty good. are you guys alright? yeah. [ male announcer ] half a days worth of fiber. not that anyone has to know. fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >>> welcome back. we are taking a live look over the city this morning. you can see the washington monday innocent there to the left. you know it is a wo

a flood of bikini top and bathing suit-wearing skiers hit the slopes on independence day.he extended ski season is the result of record-breaking snowfall that's going to keep slopes open well into july. >>> and now for a look at your national weather. we turn to meteorologist bill karins. good morning to you bill. >> that seems so wrong on so many levels. >> better to keep the shirt on sometimes. >> i would say it's wrong to have the snow, not the pictures or the video that we have. >> that's a lesson to live by sometimes. >> skiing and -- yeah, bathing suits. interesting. well, good morn, everyone. hope you had a wonderful holiday. it was a hot fourth of july weekend. it was a hot fourth of july. yesterday, most areas of the country were in the 90s. if not, you were in the upper 80s. the nation's capitol was 91. phoenix, 104. that's expected. even up to the north, minneapolis hit 90 degrees. look at our friends in denver, 99. that's hot stuff for colorado. today's going to be similar. we're going to see showers and storms. even at this hour, temperatures are very warm. we