he doesn't want to speak to us on camera. so we recorded the camera secretly. some companies hire auditors to inspect the factories. >> how so? >> what do you think about their system? why is it bad? like what is the danger? >> from what you are saying it sounds like wal-mart supply chain is so out of control -- >> well if wal-mart doesn't know where its goods are being produced, it's because they choose not to know. this is a company who's success built on the extrordanaire level of control they exert over production in their global supply chain. >> wal-mart refused to give us any information about his supply chain, but a spokesperson said wal-mart relies on its suppliers to implement the company's standards. ♪ >> there's a reason bangladesh is so popular with companies, especially those that produce inexpensive clothes that need to be made quickly. >> it's cheap because it has the lowest minimum wage for apparel workers at $0.18 an hour. >> that's about $38 a month. but it goes both ways. garments are just as important to bangladesh, accounting for 80% of its

contractors on site did not speak to us on camera, nor did the city. regarding possible cause... a public works spokesman referred us to d-p-w's bureau head's interview wednesday on fox45 morning news. rudolph chow, department of public works: "we have fats, oils, grease problem. we have roots intrusion through these clay pipes. now, on top of it, we have to deal with wipes. all these things can complicate and then combine, eventually form--it gets larger and larger. eventually, it'll clog up the sewer line." so, d-p-w says aging infrastructure... is at play here. spokesman kurt kocher says this is just another example of why the city is spending over a billion dollars to rehab and replace old sewer mains. that stream taking on the sewage is a tributary to the gwynns falls. paul gessler, fox45 news at ten. tonight, we're told that crews have now stopped the flow of sewage in that area..... they estimate the broken pipe was more than 70-years old. it was the darkest day for firefighters since 9-11. when we come back, the results of an investigation into the deaths of 19 firefighter

although houston's police chief refused to speak to us on camera, randi requested an interview with someone the department but no one was made available. joining us now to talk a little bit more about this, mark geragos the criminal defense attorney, and cnn legal analyst. mark, when you hear the details of the rape case that randi just reported on, the negligence just sounds sickening. how is it on an officer like that can get his job back? >> what they do and what happened i think in this case they said, look, he wasn't adequately trained. therefore you can't blame him. the irony of this is that it opens up the department itself to liability whereas the officer himself doesn't get -- nothing basically happens to him and the taxpayers are going to end up footing the bill, number one, and number two, the case is going to be irreparable damaged so that you never get any justice for the victims. that's the irony i guess in a horrible irony in this case. >> an expert we spoke to for the story this, story, believes that a big part of the problem is that the police union has what, a 50% say in w

and although houston's police chief refused to speak to us on camera, randi requested an interview within the department, but no one was made available. joining us to talk a little more about this, mark geragos, criminal defense attorney, and cnn legal analyst. mark, when you hear the details of the rape case that randi just reported on, the negligence, sounds sickening. how is it possible that an officer like it can get his job back? >> you know, what they do and what happened i think in this case is they said, look, he wasn't adequately trained. therefore, you can't blame him. the irony of this is that it opens up the department itself to liabilitywhereas the officer -- nothing basically happens to him, and the taxpayers are going to end up footing the bill, number one. and number two, the case is going to be irreparably damaged so that you never get any justice for the victims. that's the irony, i guess, and a horrible irony in this case. >> an expert we spoke to for the story, this story believes that a big part of the problem is that the police union has, what, a 50% say in who the

. >> a daughter of the man he killed declined to speak with us on camera. said nothing changed for the better because of the video. prosecutor, ron o'brian says he plans to move forward on this case as he would with any dui case regardless of that video tape. matt is due back in court on wednesday. he faces eight years in prison. michelle miller, cbs news, columbus, ohio. >> police in florida released dash cam video of george zimmerman being handcuffed and taken into custody yesterday. his estranged wife called 911 claiming that he threatened her with a gun. but officers now say zimmerman was not armed. police hope to get video from the wife's ipad, which was broken during the altercation before any charges are made. in july, zimmerman was found not guilty for fatally shooting trayvon martin. >> relatives to the woman who died riding the texas giant roller coaster filed a lawsuit today. the same day that six flags announced it was going to reopen it. rosa's family is suing for wrongful death. they could end up with more than $1 million. the 52-year-old woma

dome the group is trying to keep a low profile in the wake of the killing and wouldn't speak to us on camera this man however was keen to talk george says he's one of the group's oldest members and he blames journalists for giving golden dawn a bad rep is the only party that helps pensioners poor people and desperate greeks who are suffering in the crisis we're not extremists and we aren't against anyone yet georgia's also wanted to make sure i noticed people in the neighborhood he claimed this man was an egyptian immigrant who lived on handouts at the expense of greeks like himself as for the nazi symbolism the fascist salutes that the group has been known for all a misunderstanding he says it's once wrong with this there's nothing wrong with a salute it's just a way of saying hello i did myself it's a greeting that still terrifies this greek resident he believes that golden dawn was to blame for his recent assault but he also points to another factor behind the growing divisions and the violence is going to be a crisis i didn't used to be afraid but agrees has changed everyone is suffering

. >> none of the workers at the mine would speak to us on camera.hey made it very clear that keeping their job is top priority. truck drivers and mechanics make more than $30 an hour. and sometimes extended families of more than 10 people depends on that one salary. lorenzo bates represents the area where many of the miners live. he believes the purchase of the mine is not only important for employment, but also as an investment for the tribe. >> look at how fast technology advances every day. coal does have a future and at some point that future will be realized. >> reporter: navajo environmentalists disagree. bread isaac studied economics and then started his own solar energy company. he believes coal is dirty, past its prime and also at this time respectful. >> utilizing coal as our means of income kind of counteracts all the things that we were brought up to believe and brought up to actually hold as, you know, sacred. >> reporter: for sin via, her ancestral lands is sacred, she can't forget her father's parting words. >> take care of the land,

dome the group is trying to keep a low profile in the wake of the killing and wouldn't speak to us on camera this man however was keen to talk george says he's one of the group's oldest members and he blames journalists for giving golden dawn a bad rep is the only party that has spent poor people and desperate greeks who are suffering the crisis we're not extremists and we aren't against anyone yet georges also wanted to make sure i noticed people in the neighborhood he claimed this man was an egyptian immigrant who lived on handouts at the expense of greeks like himself as for the nazi symbolism the fascist salutes that the group has been known for all a misunderstanding he says. once wrong with this there's nothing wrong with a salute just a way of saying hello so i did myself it's a greeting that still terrifies this greek resident he believes that golden dawn was to blame for his recent assault but he also points to another factor behind the growing divisions and the violence economy a process i didn't used to be afraid but agrees has changed everyone is suffering financially and some ar

. >> reporter: a daughter of the man cordle killed declined to speak with us on camera but said: >> reporter county prosecutors said that he will move forward on this case as he would any d.u.i. case regardless of that videotape. matt cordle will be back in court tomorrow. scott, he faces eight and a half years in prison. >> pelley: michelle, thank you very much. meanwhile, police in florida released dash cam video of george zimmerman being handcuffed and taken into custody yesterday. zimmerman's estranged wife had called 911 claiming that he threatened her with a gun but officers now say zimmerman was not armed. the police hope to get video from the wife's ipad, which was broken during the altercation. that might help them determine whether any charges will be brought. in july, zimmerman was found not guilty of murder in the shooting death of trayvon martin. apple's newest iphones mark a big change in strategy. we will they put the company on top? that's just ahead. on everything from home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. no company can pay to be on angie's list, so you

the police meantime refused to talk to us on camera but released this description of the suspect. he's 30 to 40-year-old african-american with a thin build. 5'10" and tattoo of writing on the right side of his neck. lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> a manhunt is underway in oakland tonight. police are searching for two men involved in a shootout outside the downtown marriott. a car driver was shot in the leg. the shooters ran off before the police arrived. it happened minutes before the ohio state football team arrived for the cal game. >>> crime is rising in berkeley. and the police officer's association says that the problem is there are not enough officers on the street. robberies were up 25% compared to last year. and burglaries up 34% and murderers have matched last year's total for the entire 12 months. berkeley's police chief will present the numbers to the city council on tuesday. >>> new at 11:00, a bay area connection to the deaths of two children in orange county. a woman tried to kill herself by ramming her car into an electrical vault. her comments led police to the

. >> none of the mine workers would speak to us on camera but offcamera, truck drivers make more thann hour and sometimes extended families of more than ten people depend on that one salary. lorenzo represents the tribe,. >> the advantage starts with 100 years of resource that you own. and that generates revenue. it generates the jobs. it generates sustainability and a future. >> that's a future these young environmentalmentallists don't want. started his own solar energy company. he believes coal is dirty and past its prime and also tribal values. >> it's keeping us in an era that doesn't really exist anymore. the rest of the world is progressing forward with other technology. they're advancing in different ways of becoming more efficient and the navajo nation then decides to invest into coal, into something that's already been mined and seems like it's on its last leg you know, especially the way society is moving towards becoming more fundamentally green. that's something that the navajo people always brease embraced, being one with nature, and counteracts with what we believe and

it's the end of the day shift for twitter employees who tell us they can't talk to us on camera. >> they're phones, and they walk. >> so that's a twitter person. >> yeah, that's a twitter person. >> it definitely does feel kind of forgotten, sandwiched between the two most popular parts of the city. >> reporter: a major high rise apartment building is under construction across the street from twitter. rents ranged from 2800 to $6,700 a month. >> they don't seem to match with the area at all. i could be paying the same, and live in a much better neighborhood. >> reporter: twitter and other high-tech companies are having a major effect on the city's economy. it shows tech jobs support 65% of local services jobs. 900 jobs at quitter create 18 professional jobs, and 1700 non- professional jobs. phillip opened this cafe before twitter moved in. >> it was really tough in the beginning, when i moved in here, there was nobody here. >> reporter: now it is one of the trending gathering spots for the mid-market tech crowd. >> honestly, i don't think i would be in business without twitter being here. w

it's the end of the day shift for twitter employees who tell us they can't talk to us on camera. >> they're their head phones, and they walk. >> so that's a twitter person. >> yeah, that's a twitter person. >> it definitely does feel kind of forgotten, sandwiched between the two most popular parts of the city. >> reporter: a major high rise apartment building is under construction across the street from twitter. rents ranged from 2800 to $6,700 a month. >> they don't seem to match with the area at all. i could be paying the same, and live in a much better neighborhood. >> reporter: twitter and other high-tech companies are having a major effect on the city's economy. it shows tech jobs support 65% of local services jobs. 900 jobs at quitter create 18 professional jobs, and 1700 non- professional jobs. phillip opened this cafe before twitter moved in. >> it was really tough in the beginning, when i moved in here, there was nobody here. >> reporter: now it is one of the trending gathering spots for the mid-market tech crowd. >> honestly, i don't think i would be in business without twitter be

the police refused to talk to us on camera, but did release this description of the suspect. a 30 to 40-year-old african-american with a thin build. 5'10" and has a tattoo of writing on the right side of his neck. abc7 news. >> this morning a manhunt also continues in oakland. police searching for two men involved in a shootout outside the downtown marriott on friday. a cabdriver standing about 100 feet away was shot in the leg. no one else was hurt. the shooters ran off before police could arrive. it happened minutes best ohio state football team checked in. they were in town for the cal game. >>> there's a bay area connection to the death of two children in orange county. according to police, a 42-year-old woman tried to kill herself saturday afternoon by ramming her car into a electrical salt. her comments led police to the bodies of her children. she'll be booked on two counts of suspicion of murder. >>> this morning the families of five men who have been reported missing in san francisco are hoping to focus new attention on their cases. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana

the police refused to talk to us on camera, but did release this description of the suspect. a 30 to 40-year-old african-american with a thin build. he's 5'10" and has a tattoo of writing on the right side of his neck. abc7 news. >> this morning a manhunt also continues in oakland. police searching for two men involved in a shootout outside the downtown marriott on friday. a cabdriver standing about 100 feet away was shot in the leg. no one else was hurt. the shooters ran off before police could arrive. it happened minutes best ohio state football team checked in. they were in town for the cal game. >>> there's a bay area connection to the death of two children in orange county. according to police, a 42-year-old woman tried to kill herself friday afternoon by ramming her car into a electrical vault. her comments led police to the bodies of her children. she used to live in san jose. she's now facing murder charges. >>> this morning the families of five men who have been reported missing in san francisco are hoping to focus new attention on their cases. abc7 news reporter ser

. >> none of the workers of the mine would speak to us on camera, but off camera made it clear that keepingheir job is to be priority. truck drivers and mechanics make more than $30 and hour and extended families of more than 10 people depend on that one salary. >> the representative represents the area where many of the miners live. he believes the purchase is not only important for employment but as in a investment north tribe. >> look at how was technology advances every day. coal does have a future. at some point, that future will be realized. >> the navaho environmentalist disagrees. he started a solar energy company. believes coal is dirty, past its prime and disrespectful. >> utilizing coal as our means of income kind of counter acts all the things that we were brought up to believe and hold as, you know, sacred. >> for cynthia, her ancestorial land is sacred. >> take care of the land, the land will take care of you. those were his last words. i always remember that. i think that's why i'm here. >> no matter what happens, cynthia said she is staying put. soon her neighbor might not b

the police refused to talk to us on camera, but did release this description of the suspect. 30 to 40-year-old african-american with a thin build. he's 5'10" and has a tattoo of writing on the right side of his neck. abc7 news. >> this morning a manhunt also continues in oakland. police searching for two men involved in a shootout outside the downtown marriott on friday. a cabdriver standing about 100 feet away was shot in the leg. no one else was hurt. the shooters ran off before police could arrive. it happened minutes best ohio state football team checked in. they were in town for the cal game. >>> there's a bay area connection to the death of two children in orange county. according to police, a 42-year-old woman tried to kill herself friday afternoon by ramming her car into a electrical vault. her comments led police to the bodies of her children in a hotel room in santa ana. she'll be booked on two counts of suspicion of murder. >> the families of missing adults in san francisco are hoping to focus few attention on their cases. there are renewed efforts to find the youn

picked up on the surveillance camera. police tell us one guy blocks the attendant's view. the pump. bingo. here is the view from that camera inside. a skimmer-cam, police say, apparently a man and woman team caught red-handed. >> what we have here, we have the guy. and i have this. it's awesome. >> they can't find their skimmer, they start dickering. almost like a husband and wife team, arguing where is the car keys. >> the cops are searching for mr. and mrs. skimmer. for the man and his crime spree ended when he was spotted shop b b -- shopping at a best buy with a fake credit card. >> anything i want i'd would go out and get for free with the card. >> reporter: then shopping sprees with counterfeit card left a trail too easy to track. it's old-fashioned. these days, skimmers have a new way of turning stolen credit card into cash. >> lookike a normal truck on th road. >> you open it. >> not such an ordinary struck. >> 300-gallon container. home made. steel. >> doesn't look safe. >> after installing huge hidden tanks, skimmer gangs go become to the gas station and fill them

camera on the streets. watch your mother. >> a political insider's soundoff on using cameras to protect the public. plus, new evidence the federal spying program might be crossing the mine. >> it's 8:30 on sunday -- crossing the line. >> it's sunday, september 22nd. >> we have a lot

on camera. >>> you might want to keep yourself in check while walking on the vegas strip. >> you may be on camera. vegas police have been using 37 cameras to keep an eye on people. some are posted at busy intersections. the equipment costs roughly $300,000. >>> the a's look to grow their lead in the a.l. west, and the offense comes alive big tonight. the minute is next. ,, ♪ (woman) this place has got really good chocolate shakes. (growls) (man) that's a good look for you. (woman) that was fun. (man) yeah. (man) let me help you out with the.. (woman)...oh no, i got it. (man) you sure? (woman) just pop the trunk. (man vo) i may not know where the road will lead, but... i'm sure my subaru will get me there. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. on the road... ...magic numr >>> teams get to have one of these nights every once in a while. the a's, a laugher on the road. [ laughter ] >> yeah, that was that funny. magic number to clinch the west. 15 to clinch a playoff spot? 11. the a's just got it on. coco crisp, foul pull, pole action. career-high 19th homer. that was just the beginning. every oakland starter had

us on abc 2. two. caught on camera tonight, this breaking in half after a crash in brooklyn. the youtube video went viral. the crash happened when the car went to pull into a driveway. the driver survived. >> best video of the night. 14panda cubs having a play date. the little ones were artificially bread. the oldest ko cub is four times heavier than the youngest. they've allmoved past the fragile stage. get this, they don't open their eyes until they're 100 days old. >> look at that, look at them laying there. look at this bear laying in a tree near 7/11. this guy finally climbed down and ran away. a florida wild life official estimates it's about three years old. >> they've got it all in florida, bears, gators. 52 incentreville. a little cooler toward kent island. expect thetemperatures to warm up tomorrow and the next several afternoons. enjoy. one year-since i received the itbest gift i will ever get... a life saving marrow transplant from my big sister, sallie-anne. and right now my first and only wish is simple. that you support the be the match marrow registry. if more

on camera is shocking. >> something just hit me like a ton of bricks. >> in plain sight. >> you're going to jail buddy. >> using video cameras to fight for justice for safer streets. >> you want to go to jail? >> and for their loved once. >> the cameras saved my dad's life. >> "caught on camera -- video vigilantes." have you ever seen something that made you so angry that you wanted to say something or even do something about it, but you weren't sure what? most of us can't hand out a ticket or arrest people. but the folks you're about to meet have found a clever way to take action, to get their own brand of justice. they call themselves video vigilantes. and armed only with their video cameras, they're fighting for what they feel is right. >> you made an illegal u-turn in a business district. >> don't do that. >> you made an illegal u-turn -- >> don't do that. >> he's patrolling the mean streets of new york city. >> you broke the law. >> get out of my face, man. >> but he's not handing out tickets or catching criminals. >> you broke the law. >> instead, he's catching them on camera. police officers, meter maids

officials in nevada would not talk to us on camera but they categorically deny dumping patients in sany review over 1,500 cases and found that only ten of them may have been improperly discharged. >> it's tough for me to put a lot of credence in the numbers of a facility that was actively involved in the effort. >> you think they're lying. >> i think their information is incorrect. >> 48-year-old james brown said he was sent on a 15-hour bus ride to sacramento where he had no family. he claims the hospital gave him medication for his schizophrenia and told him to call 911 when he arrived. >> we were dumped off like normal people and we're not supposed to be treated that way. >> reporter: nevada officials claim they were made but insist their policy was to release patients to their home communities or places where they have family or government support. brian sandoval through his own investigation says it's not systemic. >> we were able to determine policy and procedures were not followed. we have since strengthened those policies. >> reporter: whether anyone was dumped on the streets m

on your bumper. >> speeds have been reduced 65% since cameras were put up last year. at the start of school this year, police started rotating two portable speed cameras where the vans couldn't be used safely. the one here was only in place about a week. >> you have to have somebody, maybe another camera to watch the cameras. >> though the damaged camera has been removed, speeders aren't getting a pass. it will be replaced and at a new location in time for the start of school monday morning. >> there's a $500 reward available to anyone who helps police catch the arsonist who destroyed the speed camera. >> it was great. hopefully they'll bring it back as soon as possible. >> and good news for some teachers in virginia. federal courts show the commonwealth teachers are paid more than the national average. the bureau of labor statistics say virginia's elementary school teachers received about $2,000 more per year than the national average and secondary teachers get about $3,000 more. however, it wasn't all good news for teachers in virginia. others are paid significantly less than the average. >> in less than a month, sweeping new rules go into effect pertaining to gun and ammunition s

using this -- menlo park. police will be using cameras, installing one camera at each of the four entrances to the bel haven entrances license played readers will be on two marked police cars and one unmarked car. >>> 8:18. want to check in with sal and let's see what's happening in the south bay. >> it's still slow. northbound 280 northbound, 101 and even 85 are getting into it. i want to show you a live picture of 280 northbound. it's improving which is good as we get closer to 9:00. 85 has improved. but quite a slowdown getting into the valley. 237, 101, it's a good sign that things are getting better. moving along and taking a look at 880 south, still have a quite a bit of slow traffic as you drive through on 880. the speeds are pretty low. i mean, down to 17 miles an hour there near tennyson road. that's still, very, very slow as you drive through. we go to the livermore valley, that's been slow from the get go into dublin. it gets better at the 680 interchange. in oakland, 580 is backed up from 13 as you drive over to the lakeshore curve. bay bridge toll plaza, that's improved. it's about a ten-minute delay bef