mr. allenrepreneur institute serves as the creative engine behind the new black wall street market, which welcomed its first patrons during a soft opening just a few weeks ago. tell our viewers briefly what is the purpose of this market and who will benefit from it. >> the purpose of this market is to help us get back to ownership within this country of businesses, especially within our community. and not only do we provide spaces for more than 100 small businesses, but we want to grow and develop them. our mission is to increase the number and the size of minority-owned businesses throughout the united states, and this new black wall street market is simply an extension of that mission. >> now, pastor bryant, you've always been a visionary, and you were the one that brought this to my attention. you've been involved in many initiatives for business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs. why is encouraging this kind of activity so important to you? >> it's so critical. as we know, georgia's favorit

mr. allen, how sad is this graph green men per pole women? this goes through the entire history here of the no bio prices right up until 2020 . i didn't even need to do an explain over here. this is pathetic. henry, how are you able to change this? no one influenza what you say, what you suggest those names you put out there? could you just say ok for the next 10 years, i'm only going to suggest women that might help. right? so i, so technically i'm one of those who are allowed to, to nominate you can, you either have to be a member of parliament. you have to be a member of government. you have to be a university professor. i'm a director of a piece research institute. so technically i can nominate, but i refrain from doing so precisely because i'm an in plan sir, and trying to to speak about the price without having to monetize. but i, i think, you know, seeing the statistics, it's really, you know, startling and, and it's, it's demonstrating 1st and foremost at this price has been around, are these prices have been a long for long to around

mr. allen, how sad is this graph green men per poor women? this goes for the entire history here of the nobel prize is right up until 2020. i didn't even need to explain over here. this is pathetic hamrick. how are you able to change this? no one to influence what you say, what you suggest those names you put out that could you just say ok for the next 10 years, i'm only going to suggest women that might help. right? so it is so technically i am one of those who are allowed to, to nominate or you could, you either have to be a member of parliament and to be a member of the government. you have to be a university professor. i am a director of a piece research institute, so technically i can earn nominate or but i refrained from doing so precisely because i'm an influencer and trying to to speak of other prize without the hey, you know, having to monetize it. but i, i think, you know, seeing that statistics, it's really a, you know, her startling and, and it's, it's demonstrating 1st and foremost that this price has been iran, or these prices h

ray allen becoming the number one all-time three-point shooter surpassing reggie miller on that shot. more on steph curry keeping up on mrirst wore a warrior uniform in 2009 he has exhibited what can only be described as a boyish joy for the game. 12 years later at the age of 33 he is defying with athletes his age are supposed to do. still getting better and here's one explanation. >> anybody that knows the work that goes into it behind the scenes and in the summer year after year after year. with the confidence comes creativity and the ability to go use your imagination for what's possible. i love what i do so there's always joy. >> curry needs 15 to become the all-time leader. he is on pace to shatter the single-season record that he set in 2016 and even in visiting arenas the fans are chanting mvp. steph curry's coach and his teammates are aware they are participants in and have a front row seat history. >> we were talking the other day and is not very often in life you get to be around greatness. >> in a lot of ways he's like michael jordan in that there are so many moments that they sort of bleed into each other. an

mr. allen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized for 1 1/2 minutes. mr. allen: thank you, congressman johnson, for yielding and your support for this important legislation today. i rise in strong support of the ocean shipping reform act of 2021. throughout the pandemic i heard from georgia farmers who were unable to access affordable shipping. agriculture is the largest industry in my district and the largest industry in the state of georgia. our properties are a critical part of our nation's infrastructure and it should be considered a great honor and privilege for any international company or entity to have access to them. foreign players gain access to the largest consumer market on earth through our ports with the g.d.p. of $20 trillion and 325 million people. american farmers face high fees and barriers to getting their commodities into shipping containers. after defying the odds of weather and many other issues that our farmers face, it is unconscionable our pe

. >> thank you, professor allen. mr. disparte, when testifying in front of the circle, it is a payment flat form that could enable cheap international payments -- platform that could enable cheap international payments. on the website, circle highlights the de-fi particles are designed to work with the u.s. dollar quinn, the most used scorn. -- u.s. dollar coin, the most used coin. how does that actually help small businesses are the economy? >> thank you for the question. there is of course a wide range of use cases for any payment infrastructure, any payment innovation. in de-fi, the use of stable coins is a fundamental innovation but the end-users only got a dollar off from the economic use of the stable coin for any of these activities. >> thank you. after senator toomey, we will call on senator sinema, then we will likely adjourn. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i've had a little back-and-forth with the sec chairman. he has at times indicated that stable coins, at least some, may actually be securities. even if they lac

anything when congresswoman eleanor holmes norton speaks for my great friend charles allen and certainly joanna and mr. greenblatt, but as to the district of columbia, we want in. we want in. we want to be a state. we went congresswoman eleanor holmes norton to vote. imagine if she had a vote. she is so powerful without one. so what do people do when they want in? remember what the slaves did? they fought for their freedom. what do people want -- what do people do when they want in? world war i, world war ii, african-americans, the tuskegee airmen, they fought for our country's values. in d.c., we want in. that is why our men and women in blue, some died, because the district of columbia should have representation in this house. thank you. >> thank you, everyone. >> can we get a picture over here? >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? it is more. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled spaces so students and families can get the tools th

mr. hoover's two sons. herbert jr. and allen and their wives margaret and margaret. and they're six grandchildren. the reverend terrence j. thinly, director of saint barr the bartholomew's, conducted the service. st. bartholomew's we opened the public. and there you see the director. i and the people lined up around the block, located at 51st and park avenue in new york city, waiting to view mr. hoover's flag covered casket. between the 21st and 22nd, some 22,000 people paid their respects at st. bartholomew's church. and the church was open from nine to three on the 22nd. and then three to five. and then nine. the next morning, october 22nd, the family and friends arrived at the church, the u.s. military academy band, along with cadets from west point, were on hand. and hundreds of people watched from across the street. the joint service honor cordon lined the steps, the steps leading from park avenue, the band played ruffles and flourishes and then hail to the chief. when the him began, lord, thou has been our dwelling place, the pallbearers took the casket and pla

mr. wright. it is where we start tonight with ron allen. >> we, the jury, on the charge of manslaughter in the first degree while committing a misdemeanor find the defendant guilty. >> reporter: tonight a jury finding former police officer kimberly potter guilty of first and second degree manslaughter in the death of daunte wright. potter supported by her attorney as the verdicts were read. outside the courthouse, cheers for justice. prosecutors argue potter made rash and reckless choices when the former officer shot and killed the 20-year-old during a traffic stop. potter saying she thought she was firing her taser. when she shot wright with her gun. wright's mother. >> the moment that we heard guilty on the manslaughter one, emotions, every single emotion that you could imagine just running through your body at that moment. >> reporter: captured by numerous police body cameras. officers stopped wright because of an illegal air freshener and expired license plate tags. then tried to take him into custody after a records check revealed an outstanding arrest warrant for a case involving a weapon. >>

mr. wright it is where we start tonight with ron allen. >> we, the jury, on the charge of manslaughter inirst degree while committing a misdemeanor find the defendant guilty. >> reporter: tonight a jury finding former police officer kimberly potter guilty of first and second degree manslaughter in the death of daunte wright potter supported by her attorney as the verdicts were read outside the courthouse, cheers for justice. prosecutors argue potter made rash and reckless choices when the former officer shot and killed the 20-year-old during a traffic stop potter saying she thought she was firing her taser. when she shot wright with her gun wright's mother. >> the moment that we heard guilty on the manslaughter one, emotions, every single emotion that you could imagine just running through your body at that moment. >> reporter: the fatal incident in a suburb of minneapolis last summer captured by numerous police body cameras. officers stopped wright because of an illegal air freshener and expired license plate tags then tried to take him into custody after a records check revealed an outs

mr. reschenthaler of the commonwealth of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr.s remain that allen will be vote -- mr. reschenthaler will be voting no. mr. evans: as the member designated by mr. m fumy, i inform the house that -- m fume, i inform the house that mr. m fume will vote yes on h.r. 5314. as the member designated by mr. lawson, i inform the house that mr. lawson votes yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. chris smith of new jersey, i inform the house that mr. smith will vote no on final passage of h.r. 5314. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? mr. soto: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. crist, i inform the house that mr. crist will vote yea on h.r. 5314. >> as the member designated by ms. granger of texas, i inform the house that ms. granger will vote nay on h.r. 5314. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: mr. speaker, as the member

mr. trump, did you direct somebody to do something? did you direct allen weisselberg to change the books here? because in a civil lawsuit, the pleading the fifth amendment there actually gains you something in the totality of the case. it is something you can present to the jury. whereas on the criminal side, i plead the fifth, you get nothing from me, you better get this on your own in your own investigation. that's where the two things are separate. how much this actually helps the criminal investigation -- >> it could color the jury's opinion in a civil suit. >> 100%. >> rebecca, i know it's a big open question, as tom said, unlikely that he would answer questions in a civil deposition. but if he did, i mean, how does that affect his criminal case? >> you know, if i were his lawyer, i would be extremely reluctant to let him testify. i mean, you don't really have as many choices in this particular situation but anything he says under these circumstances could expose him in that criminal case. so you have this individual who is just notoriously undiscipli

mr. trump. >> tell us why he would do that and what purpose did it serve? >> it depends upon the situation. there were times that i was asked again with allensselberg, the cfo. >> uh-huh. >> to go back and to speak with an individual from forbes because mr. trump wanted each year to have his net worth rise on the forbes wealthiest individuals list. >> ab on session. that was donald trump's former fixer, michael cohen, testifying to congress about the lengths trump would go to in order to secure the best possible spot on the forbes list of billionaires. it turns out that obsession of trump's is now a focus of the criminal investigation into the former guy and his businesses by the manhattan district attorney. randle lane this week testified before a new york grand jury about an article published in his magazine in 2014. lane says he was asked to confirm, quote, that trump told me i look better if i am worth $10 billion than if i am worth $4 billion as reported in the article. more specifically, that trump told me that a higher net worth number quote was good for financing. he was also on with our colleagues at "morning joe." here's what he s

allen was on vacation as sort of a joke to him. when he came back he would not talk to me. he would walk past us and i would say hello mr. hathaway or good morning mr. hathaway and he would never say a word back. professionally i did not have to do with them very much because i was the low end of the totem pole i was reviewing obituaries but i also worked saturday in newsday they do not publish on sunday so saturday afternoon there was only one person in the sitting room and that was me in this particular newsday was crusading by the federal aviation agency there was an airport and nassau county with 1246 agents. the good needed as a base. therefore who will be turned over to the county and the question what was the county going to do with it. the federal aviation wanted to turn it into a private airport so the executives of the corporations on long island could fly in and out on their private planes. newsday wanted it to be a community college. i was not involved in this, one saturday when i was there in the middle of the afternoon the phone rang and i picked it up and it was an official from the federal aviation saying

allen was on vacation. >> [laughs] >> -- . i sort of a joke to him. he wouldn't talk to me. and i would say, good morning, mr. hathaway, he would never say a word back. professionally i didn't have to deal with him very much because i was the low end of the totem pole, the newest quarter, doing obituaries, working nights. but i also worked saturdays and news day didn't publish on sundays, and so on saturday afternoon there was only one person in the city room and it was me. this particular news day had been crusading against the federal aviation agency. and there was a -- 1246 acres. the air force no longer needed it as a base. and therefore it was going to be turned over to the county and the question was, what was the county going to do with it? the federal aviation agency wanted to turn it into a private airport so that the executives of the corporations on long island could fly in and out on their private planes. news day wanted it to be used for a community college. i wasn't involved in this but one saturday when i was there in the middle of the afternoon, at the city desk, i picked it up and there was a

mr. trump has done nothing wrong and that they're waiting to see the subpoena. this is separate from the manhattan district attorney's criminal investigation of the trump organization in that case, the company's former cfo, allen has pleaded not guilty to running a tax fraud scheme allegedly involved giving himself and other executives off the book benefits including luxury vehicles. >>> late word today, at least 49 people are dead and dozens more hurt after officials say a cargo truck carrying migrants from central america rolled over on a highway and crashed into a bridge it happened today they tell us in chiappa state in southern mexico here you see rescue crew pulling survivors from the scene. local officials say at least 40 were seriously hurt. they say it's unclear what caused the crash but officials there say th sheer weight of the migrants in the truck may have caused it to tip over more than 100 people were packed into that vehicle they tell us at least 49 of them died >>> military families in hawaii are facing a water crisis. hundreds of people have been forced from their homes. and some say they've gotten sick after the navy detected petroleum in the drinking water. now military officials say they d