not in school. >> reporter: we asked professor willmott and victoria to sit down together.re you armed right now. >> i am. i really don't see any difference between me carrying half a mile away downtown or on campus. >> well, you know, i think guns being anywhere on campus is ultimately a problem. you know one of the reasons i ear the vest is that i think if wople saw people walking around with guns they would be horribly uncomfortable. and i just don't think it is the role of a student to kind of jump into the role of rambo and take over situations. >> i beg to differ. i think that it is upon myself to protect myself. if i were to end up in a less than favorable situation. m you have and the freedom to kind of be ano you are, and to kind of grow and to discover who you are. guns don't make that a better kind of environment. >> if you are talking about u eedoms, i think constitutional freedoms come first. and the freedom that you have until you violate some policies that takes it away. >> reporter: nikki battiste, cbs news, kansas. >> quijano: next on the jaeekend news," il

>> reporter: what do you say to a student who says, professor willmott, it is my second amendment rightbe armed." >> they have that right. ent we have always had the common sense to keep it out of dertain places. we've always had the common sense to say, "well, not at church, not at school." >> reporter: we asked professor willmott and victoria to sit down together. are you armed right now? >> i am. ireally don't see any difference between me carrying half a mile away downtown or on campus. >> well, you know, i think guns, you know, being anywhere on campuses is ultimately a problem. you know, one of the reasons i wear the vest is that i think if people saw people walking around with guns, they'd be horribly hncomfortable. and i just don't think it's the role of a student to-- to kind of jump into the role of rambo and take over a situation. >> i beg to differ. ( laughter ) i think that it's upon myself to protect myself if i were to end up in a less-than-favorable situation. >> one of the great things about doudent life is the freedom you have, and the freedom to kind of be who you are

sofie willmott is a senior retail analyst at global data. some pretty decent figures, especially if weespecially compared to what we see at asos. sales are up significantly, but a lot of that has come from the younger brown, pretty little thing, where has —— whereas the boohoo brand has increased only by 15%, so thatis brand has increased only by 15%, so that is slowing down. those retailers have done pretty well with the move to online, more and more of us are the move to online, more and more of us are browsing things on mobile phones, devices, tablets, and shopping that way. that comes at a cost for the retailers especially when it comes to things like returns, that is costly. yes, asos re ce ntly returns, that is costly. yes, asos recently announced it is changing the returns policy to try to discourage customers from buying items, wearing them and then returning them, returns is a very costly process for online operators and they need to build it into operating costs because it is unlikely that they will decrease, they will remain high as shoppers wa nt they will remain high as sh

i spoke with sofie willmott, a senior retail analyst at global data earlier who explained how these retailers hoo brand sales have increased by 15%, so sales are slowing down, similar to what we are seeing at asos. and those retailers have done pretty well with that move to online. more and more of us are now browsing things on our mobile phones, our devices, our tablets, and shopping that way, but that comes at a cost for the retailers, especially when it comes to things like returns. yes, definitely. asos recently announced that they are changing their returns policy to try to discourage customers from buying items, wearing them, and then returning them. you know, returns is obviously a very costly process for online companies and they have to really build this into their operating costs because it is unlikely returns are going to decrease as a percentage of sales, they are going to remain high as shoppers want to try on the products before they commit to purchasing them. just really briefly, sofie, the primark story is entirely different. they are doing well because they have still got tho

bottom line we probably willmott open until like 11:30. could be as late as noon.eing done by goldman sachs. typically goes pretty long. back to you. stuart: gerri, thank you very much indeed. a pop for pinterest. listen to this, a real pop for zoom. the latest indication it will be $55 a share. okay. no, 56. ashley: going up as we speak. stuart: by the way it goes out at 36. first trade may be about $56 per share. i call that a pop. let's get back to the blockbuster press conference held by attorney general william barr earlier this morning. just listen to this exchange, kind of lengthy, listen between this exchange between mr. barr and reporter. roll tape. reporter: mr. attorney general, democrats who have questioned some of the process here. republican appointed judge on tuesday said you have quote, created an environment that caused a significant part of the american public to be concerned about these redactions. you cleared the president on obstruction. the president is fund-raising off of your comments about spying. here you have remarks that are quite genero