i am tommy hilfiger.e at autismspeaks.org/signs. >>> you might be wondering who the young man in the center here, this is miles, the son of john and cheryl. he plays the drums and he's played at glide. so i want him to come up right here and join us in this last segment. john, play span. that's one of the standards there at glide. ♪[ music ] ♪[ ♪[ music ] you go to glide, on sundays, you will hear this kind of great music and great soloists and great ministry there. >> next time you're in town, we are going to have young miles bring his drums and we'll somehow get him up here. >> but i want you to close out with one of my favorites a song for you. donny hathaway and leon russell wrote it. but donny hathaway is the one who kind of owns that song. so i want to thank john for being here, bringing your gears. there you go. ♪[ music ] >>> good morning, everybody, welcome to bay sunday. i am your host roberta gonzalez, i'm filling in for frank, who is probably golfing at some pristine golf course around the bay

the factory produces shoes for brands like tommy hilfiger and guess. the workers produce some 7,000 pairs of shoes per day. the boss is satisfied. but communication can still be a challenge. >> we use gestures to make ourselves understood. but i also know a few simple words in the local language, "tollo tollo" means "faster, faster." and "ali baba" means "you thief!" >> that seems to be enough to get by. the factory is modeled on the company's headquarters in china. the banners on display are designed to motivate workers to maximize production. next i think it is necessary. sometimes it can have a look and keep it in their mind. >> the company says its factory provides developmental aid to ethiopia. after all, it has brought along only 120 chinese workers, while creating 3500 jobs for locals. >> one of them is 22-year-old eden. she's a trained shoemaker. the craft has a long tradition in ethiopia. but work is scarce. the unemployment rate here is at least 40%. she lives in a tiny dwelling near the factory. it's her first time living alone. the room is

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his dad bernard is a well known model, patriarch of the fictional tommy hilfiger family.ave to get his hands dirty, but a few years ago he came captivated by fashioning hats. >> i always loved them and the history of them. but i didn't understand, like, what it really entailed to make a hat. >> reporter: at times it's like a hug of war between man and felt. takes some strength to do this, doesn't it? >> that's right. >> reporter: there's sewing, there's sanding, there's even fire to distress the high-end lids. was it frustrating learning how to do it? >> yeah, it was super, super frustrating. i found out that there's no right or wrong way to make a hat. there's just your way. >> reporter: nick's breakthrough came at the grammys where madonna wore one of his hats and so did pharrell. the one during his performance with stevie wonder. >> it was good for everybody. that hats are being reintroduced. >> reporter: but not everyone can pull them off so well. >> we're getting there. something like that. >> reporter: so this might work. >> it might work. yeah, it would work if you