one of china's leading textile company. young children and on the lookout was the first overseas factories lancaster county softer line up. the total invested could reach two hundred eighteen million dollars. it has a factory would be constructed by october two thousand fourteen we enjoyed our output which a hundred fifty thousand ton company manager told master of business daily the tool to put their factor in united states because of the bundle cotton and a belt textile industry. they also tend to be cost effective move to lower the tax upcoming production cost. what they were in china. the poll data from the time the context of the station showed that during the third quarter this year. average pump prices were nearly eight hundred fifty dollars a tonne higher than us. although with a new restaurant four times higher than china the china textile company mentor to the cheap cotton prices with dokic write that down. the company managed all to believe that putting factor in the united states would help improve the technolog

involved in these debt bondage at textile factories making clothes for u.s. companies in order to earn money to get married which sort of blew my mind a little bit of the same age as me if younger and what kind of conditions are they working under and what happened when you showed up you described in your article the military fortress rather than a factory right well i started by interviewing girls in their home villages after they'd come back from working in the factories and what they told me was just it was terrible i mean they're working i spoke to some girls who work twenty hours a day were woken up in the middle of the night to work who weren't paid what they were promised sexual harassment sexual assault was rampant among the girls that i spoke with. and then i had the idea to actually try to visit one of the factories where i knew that some of these conditions might have been going on this is something that people do in china if you want to go so you go to the gates of the factory you asked for a tour so i did that in a city called coin but india and

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coming up it's twenty third teen do you know where your clothes were made the global textile industries are rife with abuse and exploitation reports of sexual assault are more common than you might think so how can we rethink our trade policies to protect workers at home and abroad answer after the break. i've got a quote for you. it's pretty tough to. say where it's about story. let's get this guy like you would smear about guns instead of working for the people most issues in the mainstream media were pretty german bridegrooms digital. companies. they did rather it was. the place. it was a. very hard to make. once again so long. live happy ever had sex with her thick hair no please. please. please please say. what if the people. it is true news april's disaster at the rana plaza factory complex in bangladesh brought to the forefront of public conversation one of the stark realities of the global economy things that westerners take for granted like t. shirts are often made by people in the developing world who work in dangerous conditions for exploitative wages and what's more those ca

textile design? and what are you reading? >> definitely, that is very sad, but i have not enough time to read. that is the very sad part. so i'm not enough reading, but i'm getting older and getting closer. now that nobody is doing any more reading, i will read. no, i think honestly, it is a question of time, but reading, to bring inspiration, but that is the problem. i get into a book and say that i can make a collection of that after, like, three lines. one time i did an existentialist collection years ago, and i was thinking, so i read a book to no more, to get into it, and sometimes, the explanation can teach you. i read about it and i learned and understood. so i did the collection with my interpretation. i tried to understand the base, the concept, so it is good. you have to read, definitely. >> creativity is so difficult to define by creative people because you just do it instinctively. you were telling me that last night, something inspired you, and you went back andrew your next collection u

textiles... metalworkers... masons and builders... lawyers and solicitors.he engine driving the art of florence at the beginning of the 15th century was competition between the guilds and competition between the artists commissioned by them. the armorers guild paid for this powerful, alert image of their patron saint, saint george, by donatello-- roman art transformed into a vision of christian courage. the bankers guild paid for ghiberti's expensive bronze statue of saint matthew, the patron saint of moneychangers. these reliefs are the two front-runners for the most famous of all florentine competitions, held in 1401 to decide the commission for the baptistery's new bronze doors. the subject is the prophet abraham, about to sacrifice his son isaac, and this entry by the young brunelleschi emphasizes the violence of the act. abraham holds isaac by the throat to plunge the knife in. the angel seizes abraham's wrist in a dramatic, last-minute intervention. but lorenzo ghiberti won the competition with this relief, immediately acknowledged as an exhibition of

hower, in the short run, increas of particular imports -- ca, textil, whatev -run, cadefinitelyosjobsose indusie th, agait the gain of having cheaper gos for nsumers, you cahave painful diocations in specifidostic iustries. al, the long run ovewhich exports and ports e likely to balance may be ry long run. have been runng maj deficits with japan foyears. good news in terms of getting cheaper goods, bad news in terms of a downward pressure on employment. still, in total, the gains from comparative advantage tend to be so larg that economis, unlike phaps ao workers orexti, are willing to wai r the long-term adjustments to work out. ofourse, if the other country is comting unfaiy, then that is another matter. on the football field, america liin politics,n, before the law, and in business. an even match on a level field seems to be the best way to decide the best team, the best candidate, or the best buy. but what happens when a foreign company, a company beyond the reach of american law, doesn't play fair? what happens when free trade isn't fair trade? the american steel industry. modern

strikes have impacted on the beaches textile industry. bad outfit cece i was wanted and i find him get dressed and i said that the wind caught the one on studies to unite against the us toward strikes the report. if any. that in the next day and a naked protest against the in attacks in the intensity of trouble. i know the day. you can. not to. london is accused of masterminding the attack on india's financial capital mumbai in two thousand eight hundred and sixty six people including six americans were killed in the siege that lasted sixty hours. the only maintained and save the senate the senate addressing the needs against india and the us. this has given half the save on those days of protest but to the kitchen politician imran khan's is something big and soft on pti the body has been blocking trucks carrying supplies for nato forces fighting the taliban in neighboring afghanistan after talking with them and soon the chief of the five percent of the bun was clear they did on strike last month yes capture new daddy with his tired body

the city produces 40% of india's textiles and 8 out of 10 diamonds in the world are cut or polished heremunicipal commissioner runs sutra. there is even an empire state building and world trade center. every ten years the city of 4.5 million adds 2 million new people. >> that's continuing today because of of the low unemployment rate, nice weather, availability of water and sewer and everything. >> but not everyone has been a part of the growth. one man lives in the muslim slum in surat. >> if you go out, you'll see number one facilities for everything. if you visit our slums, all you'll find is waste and drains. modi is working but he's getting rid of us power and building palaces, building bridges. >> he's talking about gujarat controversial chief minister, n m narendra modi. >> why can't you say you regretted the killings that happened. >> a journalist that interviewed modi says the chief minister failed to stop it the 2002 riots. a massacre in which upwards of 1,000 people, mostly muslims, were killed. >> modi is perceived as a villain. as a man who presided over killings of muslims

he probably drives it around surat, the city where he co-founded the group, a textile, entertainment,estate company. his dream is for each of his employees to drive a mercedes, a bmw, or an audi. >> surat has a lot of millionaires, very hard work people. >> he chose surat, because it's one of the fastest growing cities in the world. the city produces 40% of india's textiles, and eight out of every ten diamonds in the world are cut or polished here. municipal commissioner das runs surat. >> the per capita income is one of the highest in the country. there's a vibrancy here. >> even an empire state building and a world trade center. every ten years, the city of 4.5 million adds 2 million new people. >> and that is continuing today because of almost zero unemployment rate, the ability of waters and everything. >> but not everyone has been a part of the growth. imam lives in the muslim slum in surat. >> translator: if you go out, you'll see number-one facilities for everything. but if you visit our slums, all you find is waist and drains. he is working, but he's getting rid of the poor, h

of course, not only on textiles. discussion and the horizontal aspects have really started to discuss the specific rules which apply in different sectors. as to the specific measure that you referred to, it is not foreign to this type of specific trade concerned. we have been focusing on what we came to do in the ttip. so it is not a in issue that we have discussed. i think it is fair to say that, rulestiles, market taxes, of origin, we did have conversations this week. i think those conversations will be continuing into 2014 as we move forward to the exchange of offers. >> a follow up question to your comments about the sectors. which at the moment are to be included in the churn less? -- in that short list? what about energy, specifically u.s. exports in this negotiation? i think it is important that you bear in mind that come in each of those sectors, a significant range of issues have been raised where it has been suggested that rightfully maintaining the level of protection in the european union and in the unite

well when a cotton loves a textile mill very much they exchange a special hug. a 2014 calendar of sexy taxi drivers. in their home countries they were sexy professor. this is the "colbert report." ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome, thank you so much for joining us! [cheers and applause] >> stephen: right there! thank you. [cheers and applause] >> audience: stephen! stephen: a room full of them tonight. god bless you all. welcome. thank you for joining us. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: thank you. i want you to know i'm dedicating tonight's show to the whales. [laughing] >> stephen: before we get started i want to take a moment to talk to the younger viewers in the colbert nation. i know you're filling out college applications or receiving early decision letters. i know you're eager to move out of your parent' house go to college and then move back to your parents' house. i know it's stressful. when i applied to dartmouth early decision i was in second grade. i wrote my paper on the perils of the nanny state. i went after my nanny hard. it's not na

we know that will hurt what remains of our textile industry.hate united states faced issue, other countries at the table are facing it as well. james up next from texas, democrats line. leg of thisthird trade deal not being mentioned is the loss of collective bargaining rights. if you look at the last 40 years, the same trend has happened. we begin manufacturing overseas. we killed a middle-class blue- collar income -- it does not exist anymore. when you say these agreements have benefited the economy, that may be true in general. but the money has all gone to the top 10%. there is no more upward mobility. we have devastated the tax base and the educational system. therefore, we are not competitive in the high-tech world. when you say trade agreements have benefited america, great. but it is only benefited a few people. there is not enough money in circulation to support the economy. you cannot concentrate all the wealth that the top and expects -- expect a consumer base -- thank you for the call. i agree with a lot of what you said. i am just

it is cotton textile manufacturing that produces a whole wave of new wealth that in order to get those manufactumanufactu res running unique qualified engineers and the owners of those mill towns in that investors began investing in engineering and science education at both the existing universities -- >> host: the southern plantation owners that have the cotton. >> guest: is financed through new york. >> host: the raw materials in the south produced by slaves, financed by new york bankers and insurers and then the industrialization. >> guest: manufactured in new england and into textiles. >> host: and then sold around the world. >> guest: you need scientists and engineers and we begin investing as one historian put it in raising whole towns along the river banks where we can actually do this large-scale manufacturing. >> host: there would also be those that may finish reading "ebony" and ivy and say or ask the question, do these universities, do i dare mention the word reparations? and so i don't know if that is your next book and i don't know how that discussion comes up in your clas

that in these specific niche areas, particularly textiles, electronic goods, i would say the tariff is already down, and the level of protection is pretty low in the developed world, that the developing countries have huge competitives, advantages to be able to export and perhaps put industries sectors, regions in -- in the developed world in the united states maybe canada, e.g. create job losses, but i think we should look at this slightly more wildly. for example, when i talk agriculture, the australians would like to access the market. the americans would like to access the canadian the z the japanese market, and they would like to protect their markets so it is all within the developed world. so the equations and the combinations are fairly complex in this agreement, and don't just cut across developed and developing countries. >> why does this even exist in the first place? what are the pressures right now in the pacific world? some of the fastest growing economie economies in the. why do this at all? well, because these are the most dynamic markets in the world. and asia is growi

which is very much influenced by the expansion of the cotton culture of the united states, cotton textile manufacturing in new england that produces a whole way of of new wealth but to get those running you need qualified engineers and the owners of those miltown and investors also begin investing in engineering and science education at existing universities and -- >> host: plantation owners have the raw products manufactured in new england and financed in new york and raw materials in the south produced by slaves, financed by new york bankers and insurers and industrialization -- >> guest: manufactured in new england into textiles and you need scientists and engineers, wikipedia began investing as one historian put it, embracing whole towns, and do this large-scale manufacturing. >> host: there are those who may finish reading "ebony and ivy" and ask the question do these universities, do i dare mention the word reparation. i don't know how that discussion comes up in your classroom. and some people may end up with, what is your thought behind it. >> guest: back to the most surprising th

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. >>> ing mohamed morsi, renationalization of a textile firm. >>> and still in egypt there have been riots after the killing of 14 people in a bombing. targeted shops and businesses linked to the muslim brotherhood linked to the attack. peter grestev reports from cairo. >> after the blast comes the anger. marched through the streets in solidarity with the security services targeted in the bombing. they set fire to vehicles bronging to members of the muslim brotherhood after someone moved the movement as's four-fingered salute. >> i accuse the brotherhood and anyone who is collaborating with them. they are terrorists. i want to kill them and anyone working with or without them, inside or outside. >> at the city's main hospital those caught in the explosion struggled to make sense of it. >> while i was doing my work i hit the wall, then hit the table. and back to the wall again. i tried to stand up. but then i fell. i felt as if i couldn't breathe. like someone coming out of a river of blood. >> the interior minister went to the hospital where he condemned the attack. he said it was an

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count regimes is the involvement of these interested parties will boost the growth and the ship of textiles exports. because next in the best national agency for export and investment because the minister of investment in technologies is one of the national development team succeeds and is intended to promote diversification of the national economy by creating more favorable conditions for the development and promotion of kazakhstan snow on oil exports and the attraction of foreign direct investment in the twenty oh two sectors of the economy. referring to the state's oldest honest that the cycle can meet the capital gold key's it has announced that as of december first twenty thirteen the number of employees in small and medium sized businesses in astana increased by nine percent to one hundred and seventy nine thousand five hundred and sixty eight people according to the cdc pc company team did he read from genuine through to november twenty thirteen to help small and medium sized enterprises increased by two point six percent to over one point eight reading to get in the same time the nu

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i remember riding with my other on trolley cars, going past textile plant. this is philadelphia.'m watching women on strike in brutally built eaten by security forces. my own family, extended family is most unemployed working class. and as i mentioned, very high culture. as the new deal began to have an impact, they were able to enjoy shakespeare plays in the part. go to the string quartet on my unemployed stress and who remembers of the, workers union. a couple weeks in the countryside at a solidarity camp. that was life. a lot of it was communist party. were not allowed to say anything nice about the communist party. that's the rule. there were a lot of things wrong with it. i mentioned some of them good but there were some things right. one is that it overcame the amnesia talk about. it is always there. people remembered. somebody remembered how to organize demonstration. you met from the civil rights station to live or work something else. they had crazy, international ideas, but that is in the back of their minds. the distraction of the communist party was quite important, k

from airlines to steel to auto to textile manufacturing. and, you know, of course the biggest unionized industry is government. if anyone thinks that's work at any level, i question their sanity. >> we've got the -- >> i don't find any. >> all right, we can't go there now, i can't let you guys jump on that. all right, thanks. >>> deadline day for the obama care website here. but it's still@as." >>> it's deadline day versus cyber monday. despite promising to have the obama care site fixed by this weekend, there's still problems plaguing the site. this cyber monday is expected to see around 190 million holiday shoppers click and buy online. you say there's a lesson here for the white house. >> on thanksgiving day, walmart.com processed 400 million page views. in one day. they did it, no problem. the obama care website is only supposed to handle 50,000 people? that's it? that's crazy. this thing was destined to fail from the beginning. the democrats are even told to tell people, just don't go use it yet, we have to make sure it really, really

i just hate it the man's main reason of the students in the textile and garment it's costing us that we regret to say that the program indies and has not been dedicated to finalize talks to people the continues to be done cheaply of duty and the content of the house around six weeks. in support of the country's economic policies on intellectual property rights in state owned enterprises. we stayed at the top negotiation country especially to resume talks in january next year however a new deadline has not been that the negotiations. what's up while attending and he has seen sales fall in export turnover to see a cute at the tpc in export prices and the improper structures that export items be sure of the major issues debated at the top section of the which means the east perth council i don't mean and extortion over estimated to reach one hundred and thirty million us dollars up fourteen to stand against it it is here however the destruction of the poaching is he the economic hub of the country to be spent on tuesday. cr diet per cent from friday's bombings take stock and two each wa

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thank you. >> first, the discussion is taking place on textiles have been mostly focusing on issues in the factor. we haven't gone to the stage in which we have a change and one of the things we are aiming to do on our sectors. is much more the aspects of really starting to discuss the pacific -- specific rules. asked at a specific measure referred to, we have not discussed the issue. we've been focusing on what we should do. it's not an issue we have discussed in this context. >> yeah, i think it is fair to say on textiles of market access, rules of origin, we do have conversations. those will be in continuing into 22014 as we move towards the offers. >> just a follow-up question about the specific factors are focusing on. it will remain included on the short list. what about including energy, specifically ask for it in the negotiations. >> i think it is important that you bear in mind that on the issue of factors, a significant range of issues have been raised where it has been suggested that while fully maintaining the level of protection in the european union and in the united stat

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precise ample confidence which are indispensable for the development of the malden and garment and textile industry. it's a bit which ended with the city's own do you mean. at present we are in the stall fees thanks to the support of them armed. i would like to thank everyone for such a possibility. of course we would be able to implement these projects is on financing but in this case implementation of the savior would have taken more time we started the implementation of these crocheted in october last year done and confound the savior quite attractive and interesting emergencies year we received a grant with the help of the scrum. we purchased more than an intelligent manufacturing system. each ballot in the snow. it cuts the same tedious late decision will ensue and workshop are located in the same building they are the company's staff uses both hands free minute fracturing of clothing for children women and men experts say that these design field or reduces its production costs for goods inside sewing workshops are becoming more competitive during the first nine months of twenty thirt

ordered after a court ruling in july sentencing him to a year in prison for failing to renationalise a textile company former premier was seized in a mountainous area where he was trying to flee to sit down with a group of smugglers. fourteen people have died after a bomb was set off near a church in baghdad police say double that number were injured and that most of the victims are christians non muslim minorities have been steadily fleeing the country since the fall of saddam hussein amid relentless sectarian strife forty nine books have been banned in schools and libraries across the u.s. in two thousand and thirteen that's a fifty percent jump from the previous year the unwanted books mostly deal with racial and sexual issues or written by minorities according to mickey huff director of the anti censorship group project censored the trend is widespread and even target some history textbooks. there's a lot of different types of books that are quote unquote banned and in fact in two thousand and twelve there were over four hundred challenges since the banned books week started as a project i

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after a court ruling in july sentencing him to a year in prison for failing to really nationalize a textile company the former premier was. seized in a mountainous area where he was trying to flee to sit down with a group of smugglers. india have downgraded immunity for u.s. diplomats serving in the country immunity for their relatives have been has been revoked all together bringing the rules in line with those applying to indian officials in the u.s. these are the latest measures imposed by delhi in response to the arrest of its deputy consul general in new york for alleged visa fraud at adding fuel to the fire the leader of india's second biggest party has said again american diplomats should face reprisals as homeless sexual acts are now illegal in the country. fourteen people have died after a bomb was set off near a church in baghdad police say double that number were injured and that most of the victims are christians muslim minorities have been steadily fleeing the country since the fall of saddam hussein and the relentless sectarian strife. forty nine books have been banned in scho

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all of the jobs that used to pay that amount -- textiles. we do not make anything. everything is gone. that is where our middle class went. can you explain to them that nixon went to china and the republicans -- they have had opportunities with lower wages or no wages at all and that is where our businesses went to. guest: if you look over the grand sweep of time, the size of the manufacturing sector has shrunk in overall relative to the rest of the economy. this didn't just happen over the last 12 years but it has been going on over the last few decades. it takes far fewer workers to make a car or a pair of shoes today. some of these countries did take jobs away making textiles because they could do it more cheaply. the people who might have been making shoes found other jobs -- ready x-rays reteaching early childhood education. there was a very large off shoring movement. we believe that has now slowed down significantly. a lot of the most obvious jobs have gone. labor costs in china have gone up. it has slowed to a trickle. some companies are bringing jobs back.

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. >> since so many north carolina textile factories shut down, the search was intense. >> reviving an industry that was booming 20 years ago and it really took a nap. so with schoolhouse we are taking them out of the rip van winkle stage of the nap and bringing them back to life. >> if there was a door to knock on, schoolhouse was there. >> at least 120 doors to narrow it down to five. it's been a real hunt. >> as a small business owner weekes learned that face to face meetings were a must. >> one of first things we look for when we're talking not only to management but to actual employees of factories are people with an open mind and people with passion and drive. >> once factory owners see school house's designs, weekes and williams get a sense pretty quickly as to whether or not a relationship will work. >> when you walk into a factory that has been doing the same boxed t-shirts for the past 20 years and the management has, you know, no interest in doing anything else, you know that's not a fit for school house. >> our goods are full of craftsmanship. they're very detailed. they're