the management says the advantage is that the t-shirts are also a legal means of promotion. >> our t-shirtstreet artists by providing them with extra income. normally they have to spend money on spray cans. at times, they are breaking the law. we give them a legal service to work on. we give them the opportunity to make money with their art. >> this artist is working on a new motif with a classic stree t technique. he makes stencils and then spray paint over them to create a recognizable image. this design is in the pipeline for the next election. >> it is great to see people on the street wearing my work. they're walking works of art. >> graffiti artists whose activities are for the most part illegal say that turning graffiti in t-shirts is a sellout by going commercial. >> i have heard that before, the we've sold out. you get that with every subculture at some point. it is normal for a subculture to get a sort by the dominant culture. it is not that terrible. >> he has plans for expansion. he wants to put street art on skateboards and bags. >> that is all we have time for on this edition.

t. shirts and this t. shirt is calling for an uprising gaza style in new york city and therefore i should not be leading the school. i never saw these t. shirts nor knew anything about the. news outlets all over the country all outgo except for the new york post which is a local new york city based paper. the new york post called the department of education and sister i do an interview. the department of education insist i ended up speaking to that reporter. we began the interview asking about my affiliation to this organization after saying i would never affiliate myself with any organization or individual who would . play or basically is that i don't believe that these young women are going to being a. reporter asked me for the root word the word intifada and my response to him. if you look it up in the arabic dictionary and it is shaking and i went on to explain to him that this word has evolved and has different meanings for different people based on the palestinian israeli conflict for thousands of peo

t. shirts on film disrespect then discriminated against. they called the terrorist because that's a full state. but he is good why the night and if they did they need that thank you so much fun just this he should have the word intifada written on them so it all comes down to is who gets to define the father provocative were yes. do we have a right to use it yes. you know do i have regrets yes what i regret is that we can't even have a discussion about the meaning of the word i regret that we had to play into the story in this way and that it had to turn out this way as soon as the controversy head. hundreds of emails and continue even now receiving emails asking for t. shirts and we haven't gotten around to replying to any of them we weren't set up to deal with you know hundreds of demands for t. shirts and then there were also people who set up their own intifada n.y.c. websites and selling into fight and i see teddy bears and. you know dog coats and the random as things it's really interesting. couple of stops from ground zero in new yor

t. shirts so we've been collecting t. shirts from schools and from goes well when people are thrown away their shirts instead of using plastic bags and of course we never buy plastic water bottles anytime we want to get water we bring our own we fill up at a tap filtered water we bring these with us everywhere so you get these habits you develop them and then you don't think about them you just remember grab my bag of the market. even organic waste doesn't go into plastic bags to get eaten it's show us the worms and you got to see a need. to care for them. and in the bottom look some shallots some garlic. so there's a recycling bin and we're trying to throw anything away if we buy something we try to make sure the packaging is recyclable the idea of waste is something completely invented by humans so there should be no waste if you're recycling if you're conscious about the things that you buy and you remember that everything you buy has to go somewhere. new plastic in the home eat whose new plastic in the tip going abroad

. >> we are t-shirt experts.cture millions of t- shirts on a weekly basis that we export to usa. >> narrator: richard coles, a haitian businessman, employs 3,000 people making t-shirts. >> we're very, very efficient. the us market loves our products. they are all made in haiti. people don't know it, and we're doing a good job. i don't have survivors. i mean, all of them are consumers. they go out there, they buy food, send kids to school. they have a home. some don't have a home yet, but they have a place to live, a yard, a big tent. that's the future. >> narrator: to get to the future, the country needs policies that work. >> you hear people saying, "yeah, manufacturing is great, like you've seen here-- maybe tourism, maybe agriculture. but there is no plan, no leadership, no one saying this is where we're going." and you know what is sad is that-- i know what i'm talking about because i hire thousands of them, haitian people-- the only thing they want... don't hand food or money to them. give them a job. >> nar

the other participants were given a t-shirt, patch, and admission to the zoo.o included was food, fun, and fellowship. hundreds of oregon and washington residents celebrated recovery from alcohol and drug addiction by joining hands across the interstate 5 bridge connecting the two states. during this annual event, participants celebrated recovery with ceremonies on both the vancouver and portland sides of the columbia river. citizens gathered together in york, pennsylvania, to celebrate recovery with a day at the ballpark. during the york revolution versus lancaster barnstormers ballgame, the recovery community joined together and formed the first human chain around the stadium in honor of those affected by the disease. there were fun activities along with live music, all-you-can-eat hot dogs, nachos, and soda, plus the ballgame! recovery schools and friends in madison, wisconsin, held a kickball tournament and art show for their community. attendees were able to create their own art masterpieces as well as look at other paintings, listen to stories of recovery

it was contained in a swiss army brand backpack wrapped in two t-shirts.for a local relay race, the other labeled treasure island spring 2009. because the device itself was disarmed, that's giving investigators valuable evidence to work with and they're hoping the pictures of those t-shirts and the backpack itself may jog somebody's memory and produce more tips. the fbi is also offering a $20,000 reward for information about this attempted bombing. it's one that federal agents say could have turned deadly without the alert response of some city workers who saw something and said something, brian. >> all right, pete williams on what could have been a major news story out in spokane. pete, thanks. >>> the army said today that despite new efforts to identify soldiers struggling with physical or emotional problems, the suicide rate was up again last year. a story we've covered continually. suicides among national guard troops doubled. the only good news contained in the report really is that suicide among active duty personnel was actually down for the first t

if you eat the whole thing you get a t-shirt along with the 7700-calories. the intimidator. >> i feel my arteries clogging. >> if you need it they will give you a ride to the paramedics. >> no doubt. >>> rex ryan and his jets haven't played the role of intimidator this week and with the game on the line in the final seconds can ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, with three minutes to play... they had a n >>> sacramento arrived in the bay area with the worst record in the western conference but with 3 minutes to play they had a nine-point lead. plenty of time for the warriors. tyreke evans turns it over. monta ellis sends it ahead to dorell wright. the dunk caps off an 8-0 run and we have got a one-point game. warriors down two. familiar territory for monta ellis. wednesday night he hit the game winner with less than a second against the pacers. back tonight. he does it again. hitting the jumper with 9/10ths of a second sending the game into overtime. warriors scoring the first 10 points in overtime. a scary moment late. monta ellis gets tangled and rolls his ankle. he would hav

>> yeah, baby. >> we want the t-shirt. we want the hat. we want the trophy. i don't know what else i need to say. that's the truth. they have had six super bowl trophies and they want to put them on the field, we will play them, too. >> of course, that game right here tomorrow on cbs 5 at 3:30. the nfl last week was not happy with all of that trash talking that they were doing against the patriots. so perhaps they're all talked out now. >> thank you, kim. >>> well, if you have kids, you may have seen one of the animals made from twisted balloons around your house. now there is a legal battle brewing over them. the latest move in the fight over book ends sold in a san francisco store. a new york artist claims that they look too much like the balloon dogs that he claims are his idea. and the latest salvo fired against that artist, that and more tonight, at 10:00 on the cw and eyewitness news at 11:00 on cbs 5. that will do it for this edition of eyewitness news. we will see you again at 11:00. and until then, our news and weather is on cbs5.com. good night. um,