by kareena hoyer from oxford economics she is the managing director for a year up there and scott lipinski c.e.o. of the german fashion council welcome to you both glad to see we're all dressed for the occasion scott i'd like to start with you the shift in consumer taste as to what we call pandemic chic casual loungewear and such that's been an almost global phenomenon but what has that done to the fashion industry. for sure there are a couple of winners and the fashion industry where this increase in revenue trends are all the casual wear but those brands and those companies are not the only ones actually who make the fashion industry so we have formal wear brands we have evening wear brands we have business where parents and all of them actually have a decrease in revenue and it's not just the brands itself so we also should think about everyone participating and aligned with the supply chain so it's the manufacturers maybe not also in germany but globally it's there in the the partner is not these brands work with they're also suffering under these circumstances so it basically is also

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journalism at harvard ann marie lipinsky put this in a tweet.no case without her. the video record she made is one of the most important civil rights documents in a generation. randi kaye has more. first a warning. some of the video is graphic and is difficult to watch. >> i heard george floyd say ing "i can't breathe. please get off of me. i can't breathe." he cried for his mom. he was in pain. >> that's the voice of darnella frazier. the cell phone video she took at the scene and posted online was seen by millions around the globe. the world needed to see what i was seeing she told the star tribune in minneapolis at the time. derek chauvin with his knee to george floyd's neck. dar darnella kept recording. george floyd pleading fo help and taking his final breath, darnella kept reporting. remarkable composure forry high school student who was just 17. yet there she stood on the corner of 38th street and chicago avenue south in her blue pants, hoodie and flip-flops. she hit record because, as she told "the star tribune," stuff like this happens