let the people go out in new hampshire, the people of new hampshire want a change and america will haveank you. [ applause ] >> television is a vital, political meeting place. to be successful, a candidate must use the medium and use it well. richard nixon prefers informal, no-holds-barred discussions. >> new hampshire was the first time we saw a new innovation in televised campaigning. richard nixon's aides would gather a group of ordinary citizens and have them, instead of the media, asking questions. >> any further questions that you have? >> and they made it look like richard nixon was this brave truth-teller, who was willing to face down any critic, when in fact, it was completely staged. >> this is the nixon answer, in which richard nixon discusses the issues with citizens of new hampshire. >> lawlessness, crime, is a major problem in this country today. we talk about civil rights, you know what the most important civil right in this country is? it's the right to be safe in the streets, to be safe in your home. >> nixon's campaign in new hampshire was a classic. there is a new nix

the presiding officer: the senator from new hampshire. mrs. shaheen: i'm really pleased to be here to join ranking member of the small business committee, senator cardin, democratic leader schumer, senator coons who's also a member of the small business committee, and senator collins who worked so hard with the negotiating team to put in place the paycheck protection program. and i'm pleased because we have an agreement to extend the expiration date to august 8. i came here thinking that we would not be able to get agreement so i'm glad that senator scott was willing to work with us as we try and get not just an extension because we need an extension of that first round. and that's would tonight does. but we also need another round of p.p.p. this is by far been the largest business relief effort in our nation's history. for small businesses anyway. but what i'm hearing now from so many small businesses in new hampshire, those that have used the p.p.p. program effectively, they've kempt their workers on the -- kept their workers on the payroll.

so the next attempt was going to be in new hampshire. new hampshire a battleground state but one right now the president is trailing fairly significantly to joe biden. it was a state he was close in 2016, but one that is considered a bit of a reach right now. the reboot was going to be in airline hangar. they didn't talk up crowd size, they wanted it to be smaller and more manageable. the president needed to be out there to draw strength from the crowds, try out new attack lines on joe biden, and they're valuable voter data collection tools. i was traveling with the president to florida on friday, and become they touched down, press secretary kayleigh mcenany said the rally had been postponed because of the forecast of a tropical storm in that area on saturday. it didn't rain on saturday as it turned out. >> no. >> there was -- go ahead. >> it's completely ridiculous. >> yes. >> there was no problems with the weather. go ahead. >> there was not. it rained -- it certainly did rain friday night. you know, there was some rain in the forecas

is why they chose new hampshire in part at least.also because the state's guidelines as they stand right now allow for an event like this. what do you say to that? >> it is unfortunate because we just had guidance issued by our own state health department that said we should all avoid mass gatherings and here we are now having a mass gathering. we don't have a governor that's willing to mandate mask use and as a police commission we provide security detail. the police department will be providing local security detail and there is no mandate to wear masks not to mention the cost to the municipality. we just had a very difficult budget cycle and every department, experienced cuts and now we cover security for the event so this is a huge expense to our community, not just the public health risk but the financial implications. >> you're no fan of the president. you have been very critical of the president. explain then to folks how this is a health -- how this is about health concerns and not about politics. >> every expert, the preside

speaking out after the arrest of epstein's longtime associate ghislaine maxwell found hiding in new hampshire. the bank accounts allegedly uncovered and what happens next. one alleged victim tweeting, orange is the new black. >>> caught on camera, the landslide disaster. more than 160 people killed. what authorities are saying this morning. >>> fireworks fiasco, the man now under arrest after illegal fireworks are enng down relaonoua g to the new york off. ♪ on the road again >>> and on the road again. why this july 4th will be unlike any other. the top destinations for this holiday weekend. ♪ making music with my friends and i can't wait ♪ >>> and good friday morning, everyone. one doctor may have said it best, the coronavirus is a category 6 hurricane, and we cannot evacuate. >> the cdc is now forecasting up to 160,000 deaths in the u.s. by july 25th. that's only three weeks away. >> in a late night tweet president trump once again argued the new cases are rising at a record rate because we're ramping up testing, but the president's own testing czar said thursday that it's not just testing

detectives arrested maxwell at around $830.00 this morning in bradford new hampshire which if you look on the math but it's about 25 miles west of concord about an hour and a half northwest of boston so it's. really an area if you want to be if you want to lay low and essentially hide this is a good place to do it now the 58 year old is charged and i have actually a copy of the 18 page indictment but she's charged with conspiracy to entice minors to travel to engage in illegal sex acts and intent to transport minors to engage in criminal sexual activity so basically the sex trafficking of minors child sex trafficking now the 6 count indictment was filed in manhattan federal court and alleges that maxwell helped jeffrey epstein basically groom girls as young as 14 years of age going back as far as 1904 reading in part quote in some instances maxwell was present for and participated in the sexual abuse of minors victims now the indictment refers to 3 victims in particular doesn't name the victims but it lists 3 victims maxwell is also charged with perjury acting u.s. attorney for the sou

hi long time friend, this morning at a sprawling property in rural new hampshire the fbi arrested her >> maxwell played a critical role in helpin epstein to identify, befriend and groom minor victims for abuse. in some cases maxwell participated in the abuse herself. >> reporter: the charges include alleged crimes from the mid-'90s, involving three minors, one of them a 14-year-old girl. >> typically they would befriend these young girls by asking them questions about their lives pretending to be taking an interest in them they would take them to the movies, and treat them to shopping trips. >> reporter: according to the indictment maxwell would then bring the girls to epstein's home in new mexico, florida, and new york city to jennifer says epstein raped her when she was 15 years old and worried that after his death his associates would never face charges. >> this arrest probably i think represents, you know, a new -- a completely new beginning, you know, for justice for older survivors, seeing that she knew just as much as he knew. >> reporter: maxwell is a daughter of a famous brit

last thursday in this sprawling home that she bought in new hampshire in a very remote area about an hour and a half north of the city of boston she apparently paid for that home in new hampshire buy in cash and under assumed name in order to hide her identity but f.b.i. was able to track her down and now she is in in this jail awaiting the next steps in the process here facing 6 federal counts by federal prosecutors too for conspiracy 2 for perjury and one for enticing a minor and transporting minors to as young as 14 years old into sex and to transfer into another another area for that so she's facing a lot of charges and this case is certainly going to garner quite a bit of attention opposition candidate lisa be not there as claimed victory in the dominican republic spread enchong race sending the ruling party 16 year grip on power be not there is a businessman with no previous experience in elected office is from is to fight crime and corruption and create jobs election less possible and in may because of the corona virus outbreak where some any caribbean nation. french president

and a half north of the city of boston she apparently paid for that home in new hampshire buy in cash and under assumed name in order to hide her identity but f.b.i. was able to track her down and now she is in in this jail awaiting the next steps in the process here facing 6 federal counts by federal prosecutors too for conspiracy 2 for perjury and one for enticing a minor and transporting minors as young as 14 years old into sex and transfer into another another area for that so she's facing a lot of charges and this case is certainly going to garner quite a bit of attention. a white woman who called police and falsely accused a black man a threatening her life in new york's central park is now facing charges amy cooper was socks from her job after the incident in may christian or was birdwatching when he asked her to respect spock walls and put her dog on a leash the video he took of her making the call costs public outrage she is charged with filing a false police report and will appear in court in october. the french president has reached his cabinet but has kept most of his gove

anchor: miss maxwell was arrested by the fbi in new hampshire thursdare morning. what the fbi said. >> we have been discreetly keeping tabs on maxwell as we work the investiganton, and re we learned she slithered away to new hampshire, continuing to live a life of religionhile victims of the traumaed inflin them years ago. miss maxwell was arresded without in. bloom represents a number of women who say they were abused by jeffrey epstein. she spoke to the bbc a short while ago. >> ghiaine maxwell has always been the epicenter of this case. jeffrey epstein did n act alone. jeffrey epstein, if he tried to solicit underage girls, many would have been suspicious. friends and family would have been suspicious. but cause he had a woman, ghislaine maxwell, go out and tice girls, recruit them, they let their guard down. they thought they were safe with a woman. anchor: ghislaine maxwell is a friend of prince andrew. in a bbc interview, the duke of york said he last met miss i maxwel2019, before epstein was arrested on sex trafficking charges. s they did not guess jeffrey

trump in new hampshire. point 2016, double digits now in new hampshire. let's look at pennsylvania. a state obviously we're getting a lot of numbers in for good reason. trump won by half a point in 2016, first republican since the 1980s to carry pinsz. here's another new poll, this one from franklin and marshall, college in pennsylvania, consistent with what we've been seeing in pennsylvania, nine-point advantage for joe biden. one other we can show you from florida here, mason-dixon poll. trump's home state, he changed his resident from florida. won this narrowly in 2016. this is a big, big state trump needs to hold on to. again, here's biden lead, believe it or not, this is probably the best poll we've seen recently for donald trump. he's still trailing. it's four points. we've seen polling in florida where it's been seven, eight, nine, ten points. but from an electoral perspective, this one is essential for trump, he's got to find a way to carry the state of florida. if he loses it, very tough to stitch t

his long time associate and companion ghislaine maxwell was arrested in new hampshire and charged with helping epstein recruit and abuse underage girls. british tabloids are putting pressure on prince andrew to cooperate with investigators our stephanie gosk has more. >> reporter: good morning, frances. just after jeffrey epstein took his own life here in manhattan in a jail, prosecutors in this office in the southern district vowed they would pursue an investigation against his associates now they have announced charges against ghislaine maxwell. since jeffrey epstein's suicide in federal custody nearly ayer ago, it remained an unanswered question, where was ghislaine maxwell, his long time friend and confidante, in a straprawlig property in rural new hampshire, the fbi arrested her. >> maxwell played a critical role in helping epstein to identify, befriend and groom minor victims for abuse. in some cases maxwell participated in the abuse herself. >> reporter: the charges include alleged crimes from the mid-'90s involving three minors, one of them a 14-year-old girl. >> typically they

the fbi finding her in new hampshire. federal prosecutors say she conspired to entice minors to travel to engage in illegal sex acts. her arrest, one year after epstein was indicted. tonight, the details, and we hear from one of epstein's victims. >>> your money tonight. and the record job gains. nearly 5 million jobs added last month. president trump calling it proof the economy is, quote, roaring back. critics cautious and joe biden pouncing. with 19 states either reversing course on reopening or hitting the brakes. what american workers told us about being laid off for a second time. nfrontation. aun on a lot family after an altercation at a michigan chipotle. >>> the disturbing video under investigation from inside the miami international airport. an officer punching a woman in the face. >>> the fireworks warning this fourth of july, after a stand explodes in texas. >>> and celebrating a legend. tonight, from our abc news family. >>> and good evening. it's great to have you with us on this thursday night. i'm tom llam

the president, meanwhile, is planning a campaign rally in new hampshire for saturday — even as casesra trevelyan, bbc news, new york. the british socialite ghislaine maxwell, associate and former girlfriend of the disgraced financier jeffrey epstein, has been moved to a prison in new york from new hampshire, where she was arrested. she faces six charges, including recruiting and grooming girls for epstein. she has previously denied any wrongdoing. here's our new york correspondent, nada tawfik. authorities wasted no time after the holiday weekend, transferring ghislaine maxwell from new hampshire to new york on monday morning. and what's interesting is, even though her trial is taking place in manhattan, she is being held in the brooklyn metropolitan detention centre. so she won't be held at the same prison where jeffrey epstein took his own life in his prison cell. now the prosecutors in her defence lawyer have requested a bail hearing for this friday — that's still not confirmed, the judge has to set that in the calendar. but we already know that prosecutors will argue that ghislai

the president, meanwhile, is planning a campaign rally in new hampshire for saturday — even as cases, bbc news, new york. let's get some of the day's other news. the world health organisation says the coronavirus pandemic has caused a critical shortage of hiv medicines in more than 70 countries. the un agency said about a third of all people reliant on the anti—retroviral drugs lived in countries now experiencing supply shortages. the white woman videod as she called the police to complain about an african—american birdwatcher in central park, in new york, has been charged with filing a false report. there was a furious reaction online, in may, over amy cooper's response to the man who had asked her to put her dog on a leash and keep her distance. prosecutors accuse her of falsely reporting the confrontation, which is a misdemeanor. she's due in court in october. a pub in the county of somerset in england has decided to close after being told a customer tested positive for covid—19. the lighthouse inn in burnham on sea only reopened on saturday after being closed for months. the mana

and now told new hampshire is often. no campaign rallies right now for president trump. >> kaitlan, thank you for the breaking news. wow. >>> up next, a warning from the country's front line health care workers, why the hardest hit states are battling with dwindling supplies of protective gear. still this many months in the fight. >>> the president said he quote aced a cognitive exam he took recently. why that is raising so many new questions today. instead of trying to decide "should i invest in stocks or not?" meaning, "are stocks going to rise or not?", let's instead stop looking at the investments, which we can't control, and let's now look at our goals, which we can control. in other words, we only want to take as much risk as is necessary to achieve our goals. we need to protect the money that's there. and that says you should be investing in... >>> hospitals warning of reasoning out of beds for patients and running out of protective gear for doctors, nurses and medical staff. that was a major problem three months

she'd been hiding out in this 156-acre new hampshire estate, acquired through an all-cash purchase in december 2019. >> she had long-rumored to be in california, in europe. but ultimately, the fbi tracked her down in new hampshire where she had been living in a gorgeous home, continuing to lead a life of privilege, 25 years after she allegedly inflicted this kind of abuse on minor victims. >> maxwell has previously denied all allegation that she facilitated or participated in any of the sex trafficking. >> this morning was a joyful and tearful morning. it was a wonderful moment in my journey with these survivors to be able to call them and tell them that the one person who's been out in the public without being held accountable was finally in prison. >> how do your clients describe her role in jeffrey epstein's crimes and her own sner. >> she was really the central figure. she worked hand in hand with jeffrey epstein to be able to facilitate these crimes over the course of more than two decades and was the main person who assisted him and allowed him to be able to perpetrate so many c

can the president flip new hampshire?> anything is possible was you have to take polling with a grain of salt. the question about polling whether it is national polling versus state-by-state polling is polling is only as good as the modeling of the sample you put in it and in the era of covid-19, who is going to vote? will november look like 2016? hard to say. we have case studies that prove otherwise. there was a race in los angeles county leaning democratic that had a special election a couple months ago snipped into republican hands from a democrat held seats. polling got that all wrong. the question is who is going to vote? hard to say. right now polling is more reflective of the president running against a generic democrat, not joe biden. joe is in hiding, hasn't come out from his basement the whole time so americans haven't seen that contrast with just trump begins to ramp up a hard contrast campaign, his vision for regrowing america versus biden hiding, protect radical leftists, leftists shredding statues, culture

involving the late jeffrey epstein, his long time associate and companion arrested today in new hampshire. the charge with helping epstein recruit and abuse underage girls stephanie gosk has late details. >> reporter: since jeffrey epstein's suicide in federal custody nearly a year ago, it remained an unanswered question, where was maxwell, his long time friend, this morning the fbi arrested her. >> played a critical role in helping epstein to identify, befriend and groom minor victims for abuse. in some cases maxwell participated in the abuse herself. >> reporter: the charges include alleged crimes from the mid'90s, involving three minors, one of them a 14-year-old girl. >> typically they would befriend these young girls by asking them questions about their lives pretending to be taking an interest in them they would take them to the movies, and treat them to shopping trips. >> reporter: according to the indictment maxwell would then bring the girls to epstein's home in new mexico, florida, and new york city to engage in sex acts jennifer says epstein raped her when she was 15 years old

and more recently we learned she'd slithered away to a gorgeous property in new hampshire, continuing with the trauma inflicted on them years ago. tonight, the woman authorities have spent more than a year looking for is in custody. prosecutors had vowed to go after the people who conspired with jeffrey epstein, and ghislaine maxwell's arrest has been headline news here. she is facing six charges linked to his alleged sex trafficking, including enticing a minor to travel to engage in illegal sex acts, and two counts of perjury. prosecutors alleged victims were as young as 14 years old when the crimes took place between 1994 and 1997. she has previously denied all the allegations against her. the daughter of the late media magnate robert maxwell, ghislaine maxwell is also a friend of prince andrew, and in this now infamous photo from 2001 the two are seen with virginia giuffre. ms giuffre claims maxwell arranged for her to have sex with prince andrew when she was 17, a claim the prince has strenuously denied. i have no recollection of ever meeting this lady. none whatsoever. you don't

and exeter new hampshire. but how did this gun get into mexico figures from the us department of commerce show how many weapons have been delivered from germany to new hampshire and from new hampshire to mexico since 2000. a document issued by the us department of state makes clear the extent to which the exhaust usa supplies mexico with weapons. on that list was a license for 6 hours to export up to $266000000.00 worth of firearms to mexico. up to 2024 which is an enormous amount of weaponry it's unprecedented for mexico and for the united states in terms of any exports to mexico new documents from the u.s. state department prove that zigzag the usa not only delivers finished weapons to mexico the us permit also includes a license to manufacture various example models in mexico including these ones some of which were originally developed and produced in germany. is that allowed. the german government has confirmed that zigzag germany has been granted a total of $26.00 permits for the transfer of technology do

it will be held in new hampshire.ted to be held outdoors in the campaign says face masks will be handed out and their use will be strongly encouraged. joining us now for more on this is the arkansas governor. it seemed like a good idea to move these rallies outside. are you satisfied with the precautions? >> it's a lot safer outside and it's on a wide open space, that's harder for the virus to transfer. whenever you look at the president's speech in mount rushmore, that was an exciting time for america. here in arkansas we had to cancel a number of our fourth of july independence day celebrations, so to see that national stage without historic monument, it was encouraging to everybody. the president's speech was not dark and divisive as "the new york times" indicated but i did say that if we have that kind of rally in arkansas, we do need to social distance. or where face masks because that's what i'm acquiring and encouraging everybody who goes to the lake and goes to the outdoor venues to do, maintain that social di

maxwell. >> she had slithered away to a gorgeous property in new hampshire, continuing to live a lifeprivilege while her victims live with the trauma inflicted upon them years ago. >> reporter: over the inflicted upon them years ago. there were unconfirmed reports she was in brazil, even spotted at an in and out burger in california. >> maxwell played a critical role in helping epstein to identify, befriend, and groom minor victims for abuse. in some cases, maxwell participated in the abuse herself. >> reporter: prosecutors allege maxwell, jeffrey epstein's ex- girlfriend-turned-confidant, rnlped him recruit young girls from 1994 to at least 1997 to engage in lewd sex acts with the disgraced financier, who just last year killed himself in prison while awaiting federal trial in new york for abusing girls as young as 14. jennifer araoz was just one of what are believed to be more than 100 epstein victims. >> she was definitely the center, the heart of it all, you know, if she even had one. >> reporter: according to the criminal complaint, prosecutors say maxwell would try to normalize s

maxwell was arrested in a predawn raid last thursday at a mansion in the woods of new hampshire.e to get maxwell to cooperate with their investigation. when will we see her in court? here is mola lenghi. >> reporter: prosecutors are asking that maxwell's hearing be set for this friday. of course, that will ultimately be left up to a federal judge here in manhattan, but alleged victims of maxwell and epstein are calling this indictment a victory, and saying that even more people need to be brought to justice. >> everybody was pleased that she had been apprehended. >> reporter: jordan murse has filed complaints on and a half of 12 alleged jeffrey epstein victims. he told us maxwell's arrest is a move forward for women who feel epstein cheated them of justice. >> seeing ghislaine go through a court proceeding and face justice i think would really be very, very helpful to a lot of victims out there. >> reporter: on thursday, federal authorities laid out the charges against maxwell, who has previously denied any wrongdoing. >> ms. maxwell assisted jeffrey epstein's abuse of minor by h

the president, meanwhile, is planning a campaign rally in new hampshire for saturday — even as casesvelyan, bbc news, new york. let's get some of the day's other news. the world health organization says the coronavirus pandemic has caused a critical shortage of hiv medicines in more than 70 countries. the un agency said about a third of all people reliant on the anti—retroviral drugs lived in countries now experiencing supply shortages. the white woman filmed while calling the police about an african—american birdwatcher in new york's central park has been charged with filing a false report. in may, amy cooper was attacked online for her reaction to the man, who asked her to put her dog on a leash and keep her distance. prosecutors have accused cooper of falsely reporting the confrontation, which is a misdemeanor. she's due in court in october. the british athlete bianca williams is considering legal action against the metropolitan police. she alleges they racially profiled her when she was stopped with her partner driving in london on saturday. the couple had their 3—month—old baby

mr trump, meanwhile, is planning a campaign rally in new hampshire for saturday — even as cases spikec news, new york. brazilian president jair bolsonaro says he's undergone another test for the coronavirus, after local media reported he had symptoms associated with covid—i9. he told supporters outside the presidential palace that he had just visited the hospital and been tested for the virus, adding that an exam had shown his lungs were as he put it "clean." interesting to him see wearing a face mask. the world health organization has criticised the president for not taking the pandemic seriously enough, especially at the start of the crisis. seriously enough, especially last month, a federal judge ordered him to wear a protective mask when he is in any public space. he's also said his youth, when he was an athlete, has protected him from the virus. brazil is the epicentre of the pandemic in latin america, with more than 1.6 million infections. sao paulo is the worst affected area, but even as the crisis worsens — the city is getting back to business. hair salons and restaurants have

that means new hampshire. that means minnesota. he lost only by a point and a half.ou're going it hear more about those in the weeks to come. >> i wonder if it is an indication that the president feels pressure in states that he had won in 2016 that may be in play this time around, notably places like georgia and elsewhere. just within the past hour, the president reacted to joe biden's new economic plan, which he laid out in pennsylvania. here's biden economic message followed by the president's reaction. watch. >> starts with a basic idea. when we spend taxpayers money, the federal government spends taxpayers money, we should use it to buy american products and support american jobs. >> he plagiarized from me, he can never pull it off. he likes plagiarizing. it is a plan that is very radical left, but he said the right things because he's copying when i've done. but the difference is he can't do it. >> there is no doubt that the economy is an important subject, joel. is that something that joe biden can gain ground on what is considered at least by some the preside

before a magistrate judge in the district of new hampshire. >> nbc news correspondent stephanie gosk joins us now from new york city. stephanie, what more do we know about the charges maxwell is facing? she's been such a fascinating character. she's been on the lam for quite some time. >> reporter: she is a fascinating character. probably more than a few eyebrows raised with the news that she was arrested in bedford, new hampshire. she's heiress to a publishing fortune but now stands charged with enticing minors in a conspiracy to engage them in sex acts. in english, they're accusing her of being the recruiter for jeffrey epstein, who as you know, a year ago almost to the day was charged with sex trafficking of minor girls. epstein's charges related to acts between 2002 and 2005. these are about acts between 1994 and 1997. they involve three minor girls who are unnamed, as is typical in an indictment like this for minors, one of them as young as 14. it accuses maxwell of going up to these girls, enticing them with shopping, food, then encouraging them to take gifts like money for tra

boston, maine, new hampshire. also in the south, eastern north carolina.e heat. watch for thunderstorms in the middle of the week, heading for chicago by wednesday. and at the end of the week, we'll see strong thunderstorms heading into the mid-atlantic and northeast. this is typically, yasmin, the third week that's the peek. it's usually the hottest week of the year. this week will not disappoint. hot pretty much from coast to coast. >> thank you, bill. >>> still ahead, everybody, a look at how badly the retail industry has been hit by the pandemic. the stories driving your business day coming up. the stories driving your business day coming up ♪ ♪all strength ♪we ain't stoppin' believe me♪ ♪go straight till the morning look like we♪ ♪won't wait♪ ♪we're taking everything we wanted♪ ♪we can do it ♪all strength, no sweat >>> welcome back. many businesses have been struggling due to the pandemic, but among the hardest hit might just be the retail industry. cnbc's julianna tatelbaum joins us. great to see you on this monday morning. talk us through this. >> n

ms maxwell was arrested by the fbi, in bradford, new hampshire on thursday morning.d about the arrest. we have been discreetly keeping tabs on maxwell's whereabouts as we work this investigation and more recently we learned she had slithered away to a gorgeous property in new hampshire, continuing to live a life of privilege while her victims lived with the trauma inflicted on them years ago. we moved when we were ready and ms maxwell was arrested without incident. american lawyer lisa bloom represents a number of women who say they were abused byjeffrey epstein. she spoke to the bbc a short while ago. ghislaine maxwell has always been at the centre of this case. jeffrey epstein did not act alone. jeffrey epstein, if he had gone out and try to solicit underage girls, many of them would have been suspicious, theirfriends and families would have been suspicious, but because he had a woman, ghislaine maxwell, go out, meet girls and entice them and recruit them, they let their guard down and thought they were safe with a woman. ghislaine maxwell is a friend of prince and

we notice you haven't yet rescheduled the new hampshire rally, and i ask because in the last 24 hours got word that there's a consideration now going all outdoors with the convention in jacksonville. are you rethinking how the rally structure is going to work going forward, considering the new surge in the pandemic? >> there are always lots of different options for the president's rallies. he's had rallies of all forms. indoor arenas and outdoor arenas and airport hangars and open air airport hangars. all sort of outdoor venues are options. we always look at the ground and what the conditions are on the ground state to state, even before the coronavirus situation. so those are all factors that we take into account, and the president is very concerned about the safety of all americans, and if we're inviting people to come to a rally, naturally, we would be concerned about their safety as well. so those are things we always take into account. >> so is the reason that new hampshire hasn't been rescheduled is it's not safe yet? >> no, i mean, there's an awful lot that goes into scheduling

larissa kennelly, bbc news, in hampshire.fugee camps and poor communities in some of the world's most vulnerable countries. the government has pledged to match the first £5 million in donations made by the public to the disasters emergency committee. donations will be spent on providing food, water and medical care to people in countries such as syria, yemen, and south sudan. virgin atlantic has announced plans for a private refinancing package worth £1.2 billion to secure its future. the airline's chief executive shai weiss described the last six months as "the toughest the company has faced in its history." and he said the restructuring will ensure the company can "continue to provide vital connectivity and competition to consumers and businesses". the duchess of cambridge has said she believes there's a "massive gap" in the support given to parents between the first few months of a child's life, and when they start school. she was speaking to louise minchin as part of her involvement in the bbc‘s new "tiny happy people" in

and will be presented this afternoon before a magistrate judge in the district of new hampshire. you will recall that the indictment against jeffrey and epstein that we filed in july of 2019 charged with sexual abuse of young girls from 2002 through 2005 this case against clay and that's what is there prequel to the earlier case that we brought against jeffrey epstein as a way just starting in 1994 until at least 1997. maxwell. at a 1st spot. and fresh off relationship jeffrey. maxwell was among epstein's closest associates and helped him exploit girls who were as young as 14 years old and that's all played a critical role in helping epstein to identify friend and groom minor of the victims for abuse in some cases maxwell participated in the abuse herself as a lead maxwell and epstein had a method typically they would were friends of young girls by asking them questions about their lives pretending to be taking an interest in them they would take them to the movies and treat them to shopping trips maxwell would encourage these young girls to accept offers from epstein to pay for

was arrested last thursday in that 1000000 dollar home in the woods in a very secluded part of new hampshire about an hour and a half drive north of boston she's now facing 6 indictments. 2 for perjury 2 counts of conspiracy and 2 other very serious counts of enticing and transporting young women for sex somewhere you know according to the indictment young girls as young as 14 years old this case certainly is going to garner international attention because. the sheep maxwell was for a long time british socialite from very elite level of british society that traveled in very high in circles of the wealthy and famous people who lived a life of luxury for almost her entire life but of course no longer anymore as now she's in this jail p.c. behind me so what will happen to her next. she'll have a court appearance by a federal judge in new york later this week it could come as early as thursday or friday it will be primarily a bail hearing and prosecutors are going to vigorously argue that she should be did not i failed to get out of prison because they say she has 3 passports and access to poten

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kuster of new hampshire, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. kuster will vote nay on the pocan amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from virginia seek recognition? ms. wexton: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. porter, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. porter will vote yea on the pocan amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady rom new york seek recognition? miss rice: mr. speaker, as the member designated by, mr. deutch of florida, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house, that mr. deutch will vote ay on the pocan amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady rom illinois seek recognition? for what purpose does the gentlelady from illinois seek recognition? ms. underwood: as the member designated by mr. rush pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yea on the pocan amendment. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 93, the nays are 324. the amendment is not

she bought something in new hampshire. i would argue that she's not a flight risk. i think that if she gets bail, she will fight it out. she has some good defense. if she does not get bail and she is in that rotten prison in brooklyn, i know it well. i used to visit my old friend al sharpton did 90 days there and here protested the bombing of the island. i visited that prison off him. that's why they kept our kelly, the rapper also accused of hideous sex crimes against kids. very unpleasant place. >> sean: tammy. >> looks, i agree with what geraldo was saying but let's remember of course, she knew this was coming. so she's not surprised. she's been preparing for this, no doubt, with her attorneys. he knows what she's got to present. i think she will act quickly with the prosecution because she knows what that state. this is not somebody who thought they were going to waltz off and be just fine. keep that in mind. but also beware of this portrayal of her as an additional victim of epstein. what i would argue as a feminist is that this is always where certain people g

but that was in 1958 he stepped down, and he went back to new hampshire and had the life he did.but a very important figure. >> we'll give you this microphone, we'll bring you up here to the front row, we want to ask about one other figure we've talked a lot so little, about who was the senate majority leader? >> a very big personality. and anna of the personalities, linda johnson wants the republicans so he was known for a while, and they didn't like each other but later this couldn't the two of them could've been more opposite, it's a fascinating story, they have this wonderful study of johnson in the senate, it's a wonderful compliment studying, ike the signature achievement, they really went at it lyndon johnson could just run rings around anybody. he was trying to undercut eisenhower. but there is a fascinating story about getting the 1957 civil rights act, johnson is a southerner and democrat, and he had to deal with his faction of southern democrats who were very hostile to civil rights, to the round decision. and here comes eisenhower, saying i'm going to strengthen the p