. >> next will be the honorable charles allen, ward six councilmember the covers the capitol hill area and other areas in the district of columbia and is also the chair of the d.c. city council judiciary committee. joanne lidgate is the director of the bipartisan organization that works to ensure access to voting for all and works against violence and extremism. last but not least is jonathan greenblatt, the ceo of the anti-defamation league, the leading organization in the fight against hate that works tirelessly to advocate for justice and fair treatment for all. i also want to thank our cocounsel in the case who provided excellent pro bono assistance those are lawyers from two firms. - >> behind us is the united states capital and this has stood since 1800 and it is where franklin delano roosevelt, her country's longest serving elected president's words are inscribed and here is what they say. we must remember that any oppression, any injustice, any hatred is a wedge designed to attack our civilization. allow me now to take us back to another tragic day that befell our country, sept

next, charles allen, ward six councilmember, covering this area and others in d.c. and chair of the city council judiciary committee. joanne woodgate is the executive director of states united democracy center, an organization that works to ensure access to voting for all and works against violence and extremism. i also want to thank our cocounsel in the case who provided excellent pro bono assistance, and those are lawyers from two firms. two of the world's greatest firms, who generously and expertly assisted us in this matter. behind us of course is the u.s. capitol, the recognized symbol of democratic government. this building has stood since 1800 and it is where franklin delano roosevelt, our country's longest serving elected president's, words are inscribed and here is what they say. we must remember that any oppression, any injustice, any hatred is a wedge designed to attack our civilization. allow me now to take us back to another tragic day that befell our country, september 11, 2001. on this day, the united states weathered a terrorist attack covertly orche

charles allen of bloomberg intelligent joins us now. s, what is priced into the topline and bottom-line margins and omicron. charles: the theme of all of them is in the sales, this is the big problem for all of the apparel companies, certainly the strongest apparel companies. the topline growth is not there. there long-term formula to open more stores and more countries is not there. they are closing stores, the shift online sales from one channel to another. that means margins are more difficult. intidex has price policy moves -- we have seen price policy moves that have pushed on their gross margin. h&m is trickier. it has a bigger position in the u.s. and perhaps has suffered more competition from newer retailers there. guy: i want to talk about currys , a brand we do not talk about a lot, but today coming out with an interesting statement saying there may be softening in consumer demand ahead of christmas. is the consumer softening ahead of christmas or has the consumer already bought christmas? are we already there yet? charles: all

$75.00 people died when super typhoon ride, devastated southern and central regions and zeros. charl allen, dog and reports. now from dinner province in the southern philippines. sunni go city. what was once a thriving community in the southern philippines? now reduced to this. everywhere we go, there is destruction. this police station was no match for typhoon rise, fury. even the local hospital has not been spared. unegi babies about him, their seal united or walked up for miles desperate for drinking water. i asked about her family. oh, she says her home was damaged and she had to leave her children behind. romeo burnett list to fields frustrating a we are like children, abandoned by their parents. what papa? that the government, please don't forget us. please help us. i mean, many survivors see they are now forced to scab inch for food, or we also not human. they asked me and wonder why help has not arrived. a few hundreds of meters away, city go airport. despite the damage the ears chip is still operational. and from here, military, reconnaissance flights and eat operations take off f

i'm joined by ron allen, and danny cevalos and charles coleman. ron, we just heard this lengthy testimony from kim potter most of the afternoon. take us thus the most significant parts of the testimony. >> reporter: it was extremely emotional 'em talk about the she just broke down and had a difficult time. at one point she said, i'm sorry, i'm sorry this happened. i didn't need to hurt anyone. and about how they're going to interpret the law, but here's an example, for example, a cross-examination of the prosecutors pressen potter. >> you would agree as a police officer, you have the duty to render aid and communicate information to other officers, right? >> yes. >> part of the job is to assist those who are injured? >> yes. >> but you didn't deal with any of those things on april 11th, did you? >> no. >> you stopped doing your job completely. you didn't run down the street and try to save daunte wright's life, did you? >> no. >> reporter: she essentially betrayed her badge on that day, in terms of how she responded to what was going on. the last

allen retired when? he hasn't played in so long, i don't think steph has any room for anybody to catch him. i guarantee someone like charlest he has done -- >> yeah. >> ever will break his record? >> i would say another -- give me another 20 years. i think that record's going to hold for a long time. he is still one of the best if not best player in the league playing. he's still in his prime. he doesn't look like he's stopping. what's the best thing about this story is you route for the good guys, and he's definitely one of the good guys. you see him hugging his dad, and then you see ray allen there. it was a huge moment when he broke that record, and everyone knew it was bound to happen, but he's just a very special player. for the folks at home who watched, you know what that meant for him to do that. we all were talking about it. we knew it was happening. it was just a matter of time when it was going to happen and i can't see anybody honestly in my humble opinion breaking that record. >> you certainly know more about it than i do. it is nice to see a good guy win. a lot of people were very happy when he broke that rec