the cover of "the new york times." the people we used to laugh at in college are writing front page articles and corporations are taking over human resource departments. there are groups going up in the traditional con tiff i have companies out in texas -- david: give them a little bit of credit, i'm talking about the left-wing activists now. >> yeah,. david: they're smart enough to realize there were certain places, nobody wanted to be in the corporate relations. it is not a glamorous job. nobody wanted to sit in the city council seat somewhere that could actually have extraordinary power in terms of defunding the police. turns out these positions that the activists chose have become vital positions as we enter into this new age of street rioting and what's happening with social media? >> groups like george soros' groups have been very active and extremely low level and local elections, now for years, while they have been largely ignored pause it is not a fun position, but if you're hr company is controlled by these a

we're going to see that infection come back to new york and reinfect new york unless we're very lucky. it's not only the first failure that allowed the virus to come. it's the second failure that four months later we're still talking about eight days to get testing results. >> for all of the tragedy and strain on our hospitals and our city and our state, are you surprised to see governors like governor kemp twid ling his thumbs about something like mask which is the lease invasive way to slow the spread? >> nicolle, that we're still talking about masks is in defensivable. you have the ihme projection model which is the model that the white house follows. it's funded by gates. they say 40,000 more americans will die because we didn't have a mask policy. 40,000 people will die because we didn't have a mask policy? every health expert says it. every federal health expert says it. the cdc says it. the nih says it. that we're allowing politics to allow americans to die is a level of dysfunction that we haven't seen in this country before. look, we know what the real virus is. the virus tha

now even democrat governor of new york city, new york state, rather, andrew cuomo blasting alexandria ocasio-cortez as quote, factually wrong on crime. also tonight, tom vacarro, former republican party chair, he will take on the fight of mail-in ballots and. democrats adamantly say voter fraud is not a real thing. we found the evidence that says, yes it is. "the federalist" christopher bedford on the bombshell accusation against "the new york times," that has the media world in the uproar. "new york times" opinion editor quitting, she is centrist bari weiss, she shocked the media world that "the times" is dominated by intolerant idealogues that bully people with different opinions. that is what an op-ed page is supposed to be about. this is a real indictment of the management at "the times." you won't believe what is happening with the fallout there. congressman greg stuebe on mexico's most lethal, most dangerous violent drug cartel it has ever seen. it is now growing in power in u.s. cities where democrats now want to defund the police. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald

good filipino news much in one day in new york and in a month but you claim not to exist if we could work at home and watch it wouldn't leave any more i mean why sacrifice seeing your kids. new york leave or catches up on sleep. around the world. is stuffing her day. 6 was. just. you know the sacrifices her mother has my she was left behind in the philippines when leroy moved to the us where masks. but. you know it's been a stressful time it's just really hard to be away from your family. they're sick and you can't. do anything over the phone. here is now old enough to appreciate why him of a lift but it wasn't an easy childhood at 15. i was forced to grow up to become. i became like a mother to my. i would. go. to the grocery. and. when i learned i also brought my mother to school and if there was a. thing i would need that one. of the sacrifices brought as well me. get to do what you want in life and. so. but i'm really thankful and i hope that i believe her and. inspired by her family he is studying to become a doctor and also plans to move to the u.s. when she's not learned in wa

city hall movement is jamie tiber good director of development for new york city's new york community. for change thank you so much for joining us jamie pleasure to have you on. thanks for having me on. occupy city hall is demanding a $1000000000.00 taken off the new york city police department budget that is actually not as big of an ask as one imagines given that the n.y.p.d. budget sits around the lead been 1000000000 jami is there a deadline for this the funding that you're calling for and where should this money be reallocated if it is indeed taken out of the police payroll or police budgets. yes and the budget vote is actually happening right now and in fact yesterday we got news that the mayor and the speaker of the council corey johnson have made a backroom deal which simply reshuffles the $1000000000.00 best of from the n.y.p.d. and actually just couches it under the department of education knowing that there are schools out cops and the funding would still be at the discretion of the n.y.p.d. now the deadline is wednesday july 1st. and jamie what it's been mayor de blasio an

liras lived in new york for 8 years. in march she was meant to be visiting family back in the philippines but when the pandemic hit lire was stuck in her new york apartment instead. when she started getting alarming messages from colleagues this is the cheap stuff and we had 3 people there at one time we coronavirus make our own head. and this is how we. force ourselves to take a lot of chances every day. i would hear a lot of things from the hospital so i was scared for myself i don't want to be part of this if this sticks i don't want to die here i mean my kids still knew me. has denied any lack of protective equipment for stuff pretty clear i was still worried enough to take matters into our own hands raising money on social media for extra protection we were able to release 1600 something and i bought a facial would say and and 95 masks to give out to the to my coworkers in the unit. i worked. with her supplies lire returned to the job she loves caring for patients this line we have in our baby. she also keeps photos

i think it was easier for new york. of. as quickly as it did because we do have a history of encampments in new york of course most notably occupy wall street but even after that and before that there were smaller encampments you know outside of governor cuomo those office or wells fargo bank during the block protests. and so there were already i think a network of people who you know how those set of infrastructure who were aware of you know laws like street laws sound laws so that we would be abiding by you know at least some sort of like wallace so that there is no unnecessary reason for the police to escalate. and you know different people nearby offering their bathrooms offering their you know lobbies i think a lot of this was possible because we had already such a good infrastructure so joe support during the protests i mean people even have porta potties that they were able to donate to us. so i think my tip would be for other places that might want to take this on or model themselves after you know really think abou

as a result, we are seeing shootings in new york city and new york state, they are more than doubled over the last year. on monday, at least 17 people shocked, that includes three drive-by shootings. at one point over the weekend, there was a shooting every single hour. last night, we brought you lawrence jones' hear heart-wreng interview with the family of their 1-year-old baby boy who was shot and killed in a stroller and a playground in brooklyn. this violence is unacceptable. it comes as police all over the country now are under attack. since may, 12 police officers have now been killed in the line of duty. two were murdered over the weekend in texas while responding to a domestic disturbance call. over 1,000 other police officers seriously injured, rocks, bottles, bricks, molotov cocktails, knives and guns being used against them. the chaos, the carnage in america's big liberal cities, it's out of control. by the way, if you want a preview of coming attractions, that will be america with biden, pelosi, aoc, schumer, and beto. that's your choice. we can't make it any more clear.

the second mistake will bring it from georgia to new york, and texas to new york, and arizona to new york, and a 38 states that see the virus going up. both times new york did nothing wrong. it was the federal government that caused our problem and then frankly wanted to add nothing to do with the solution. they caused the problem and then they said, you're on your own. literally, you have 39 states that are now seeing the virus increase and, to new york. so we talk about the bow. i talk about the vows. the reopening valve and we talked about monitoring it all along. you don't have to add two additional measures or dials to the valve. what is nigh have to watch the effect of noncompliant immature the local governments are doing the job. the second dial is now the effect of the national outbreak, and people coming here to new york with the virus. those are the two new complications that have been added to the next. and look, it is the federal government because it is the federal government. sometimes it is what it is. and this has been gross negligence. they had been denying the reali

the democratic governor of new york state andrew cuomo and the democratic mayor of new york city bill de blasio like trump also both have blood on their hands look i think you can't have a conversation about the response of a 19 without discussing a lack of federal leadership the bottom line is if you are a governor or mayor of a state in the united states you need to know what the federal response is you need access to the data you need access to the troops you need to know what the plan is going to be you need to know that they'll be supply chains that provide your frontline workers with everything that they need the democratic governors and mayors across the country they are listening to the science they are following what doctors and epidemiologists are recommending that is not what republicans have been doing in new york you mentioned governor cuomo the 2nd case of cover 19 it was reported he merely allocated $40000000.00 to help with additional staff and funds there and he did something also that was really important and had been absent in this country are which is he started te

in new york. they went all out to get the president's financial records and his accounting ledgers and lo and behold eventually they are going to get them. really what we're talking about is time, and does this hurt politically donald trump right now? yes, it hurts because he now has to live in kind of a paranoid world that somewhere down the line and maybe after november, but when he's a private citizen or in his second term that this could break open on him and break open big. lord only knows what donald trump's tax record and financial papers are going to show because he had his fingers in so much strange businesses and, you know, we -- we've always been wondering about things like trump university and how could that have even existed, and so i think that this is a nightmare for donald trump but a containable one. >> douglas brinkley, so sorry to interrupt. hold that thought. we do want to get back to our jessica schneider at the supreme court. jessica i believe we're going back to you. do we h

see how new york does going through this. flat at the moment. >>> another state worrying about the very same issue, maryland leader telling leaders to do better with compliance laws in bars and restaurants. larry hogan tweeting we kanlt allow a small segment of violators to squander the efforts and jeopardize our state's recovery and in a letter to county leaders, he is threatening to close bars and restaurants again if enforcement of mask regulations does not improve. >>> the former attorney general jeff sessions, primary day in alabama, trying to win the senate seat back as president trump tries to keep him from coming back to washington. hike! simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. >>> it is runoff day in alabama. jeff sessions trying to claim his former senate seat. this is sessio

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ultra a new book boys are in chief by former new york times foreign correspondent stephen kinzer sheds light on m.k. ultra and the man behind it sidney gottlieb he joins me now from cape cod in massachusetts stephen welcome to going underground before we even get to this amazing book your reaction to this 40000000000 dollar pentagon money appearing to go into the next coronavirus relief package apparently your country needs to have 35 bees of a junior class attack submarine whatever that is and some kind of directed energy weaponry to target china there seems to be no aspect of public policy including how care in the united states that doesn't become somehow the property of our arms in this is true that are being built for so called a response to a coronavirus we suddenly find all these military programs the horrors that my book talks about you know they were justified. this concept that everybody seemed to share in the united states that the world the freedom loving people everywhere made an imminent threat that was so dangerous how horrific in its scope that we must temporarily one o

i'm not sure that exists in new york city and new york state. the fact that it is cuomo who is going after him, as well, indicates this isn't about partisan politics with de blasio. this is about common sense. this is about taking your brain off the bed stand and taking it with you to work every day rather than leaving it at home and not having really a decision that makes sense. i am so grateful for those clergy members. many of them, african-american, in new york, who recognize our community isn't safe without police. i find it interesting, harris, a lot of the protesters out there yelling, screaming, and doing things to police are not african-americans. they are young white women. they somehow act like they are having to speak for african-americans. black people can speak for themselves. they don't need some young, white, college-educated elitist snob out there speaking for them. but that is what is very disturbing, when you see the makeup of some of these mobs. these are not a grieved people. these are people who just like to fight and hate

the green new deal is now being put in place in new york. if america wants to see what life would be like if the squad was in charge, look at bill de blasio. that's what you're going to get. >> julie: leslie, i've got to ask you. on the website of the squad, they have four reasons why and who they are taking donations from. one, they are saying no corporations, associations, or pacs, then it goes down to individuals registered as federal lobbyists, from the pacs, lobbyists, or executives, and from the fraternal order of police. they are singling out the police yet again, and they want the police to be defunded all across the country. i was not going to help them come election time when the public safety could potentially be at risk in part of their mission? >> leslie: 3 out of 4 of them don't need help come election time. aoc had almost 73% of the vote in the primary. she will easily sail into reelection. ilhan omar, the same situation. both of them have tons of money. ayanna pressley, right now i look to massachusetts, my own state, there h

reed represents the 23rd district in new york, including ithaca. joining us to talk about the federal response to the pandemic, congressman reed serves on the ways and means subcommittee and cochair of the problem solvers caucus. good to have you back with us, congressman reed. guest: great to be with you, bill. thank you. host: let me pick up on where we picked up with our callers on schools in particular. in the 23rd district, what do you think the status is? more broadly, nationwide, what do you think the federal policy should help make happen involved for schools? -- happened in fall for schools? guest: i am a supporter of getting our schools open. there are so many direct and indirect reasons why our schools need to be in a position to take kids back in the classroom environment. there is a whole slew of issues if schools are not reopened what we are working on here locally is how to do that and have a healthy respect for the virus and make sure the environment is as safe as possible. you will never mitigate risk to zero, and that is about mak

york i'm not sure it's as bad as the media says it but it certainly isn't the same new york city that i came to a year ago it has become much more seedy there's a lot more homelessness you can see that the bottom of the pyramid already suffering and it's starting to get that san francisco homeless feel that's going on . another thing is it seems like there's a lot more lawlessness and i'm not sure that's in response to this defund the police movement that's going on here and the police now say well you know we're defunded and therefore the city must now live with the implication you know i moved to new york city in the seventy's and it was the height of the murder rate and the broncos burning and punk rock was raging on the lower east side that was a huge homeless population drug use was rampant homeless people camping out in various parks and then i'd say you know as an earlier last year there was a cry from those who were new york veterans saying you know that has become like this day and the lower west side has become google and facebook and tech it was like san francisco the tech

york city this is your 1st summer in new york city and you're so you're seeing really from the perspective of fresh eyes you because you know you're not a native new yorker so tell us more what you what your impressions so far of new york you know you have that access to the hamptons of course from this shishi a crowd as i was out there and is that still ongoing or is that been interrupted and again you know as i am asking you to put your kind of your journalist had on tell give us an idea what's what's it like in new york because when i'm i'm reading headlines and i see the hotels are closing and erap cern festing the strait and there's a murder rate is skyrocketing and i'm thinking you know this sounds like we're back the 1970 s. but please can it kind of give us an idea of what's going on well next said reality and just to correct you this is my 2nd son yoko was here last summer and saw quite a great comparison between last summer and december and of course there has been this whole expose this through the hemp. and to florida you know new york has a ways out of their homes and they spe

lowey of new york. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 1060, the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. lowey, and the gentlewoman from texas ms. granger, each will control 15 minutes. the chexr recognizes the mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i am pleased to yield one minute to the gentlewoman from michigan, the co-chair of the dpcc mrs. dingell. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from michigan is recognized for one minute. mrs. dingell: thank you mr. speaker. and to our wonderful chair of the appropriations committee. i rise in support of en bloc 2, which includes an important amendment to block the trump administration's latest attack on the national environ for 50 years, nepa has both protected protected the environment and empowered local communities protecting them. in many cases, nepa provides ordinary americans the only opportunity to have a voice o major projects, including extra activity like oil and gas drilling that directly impacts their communities. the administration's new nepa ro

of new york city what you need. what would the money be used for and what do you not have right now that you need before you open up in the fall? >> sure. thanks. well, i'll tell you in new york we're facing a real difficult budget situation. the state of new york of course is in a difficult place right now. we know, we heard from governor cuomo if this federal stimulus doesn't come through, this support for national disaster doesn't come through, education could have a 20% cut in state aid. we can't cut state aid trying to open schools in a safe manner to support our children and our communities. connell: so you need to, for example, you're talking about cleaning the schools? what specifically again do you need money for? >> sure. in the white plains city school district a cut like that we're talking about $6 million. that impacts everything related to our children's programing. it is certainly impacting our ability to provide masks and appropriate ppe as per the cdc guidelines. also impedes our ability to service

because new york -- elizabeth: i hear you. >> go ahead. elizabeth: new york city is failing. where is new york state governor andrew cuomo on this? where are democrats? we'll take that up in a later hit. i want your reaction to former police commissioner ray kelly saying mayor bill de blasio should be removed. ray kelly here. let's listen. >> crime is raging out of control in new york city. i don't see anything that will change the trajectory of continuing to rise. there are groups all over the city challenging police officers. police are generally backing off. why are they backing off? they're backing off because their political leaders, the mayors, whoever is in charge of the police departments, i don't mean the police professionals, the elected people, are telling cops to back off. this mayor is atrocious. if i had a magic wand to remove him but unfortunately what is waiting in the wings is no better. elizabeth: what do you think, commissioner? should democrat leaders be removed? >> atrocious is a good word. incompetent is another. you know what? he should be removed. he s

in new york. with alix steel. welcome to bloomberg markets. the claims number is better than anticipated for the job cuts, the permanent job cuts from companies like united and i wells fargo potentially keep on coming. alix: they are the clouds in the background but if you are a tech investor or a chinese investor, you will keep buying everything. that seems to be the theme of the day with the nasdaq climbing and although fang stocks climbing yesterday. the interesting thing for me is it encompasses what we are dealing with. gold and copper are both rallying. we haven't seen this level in gold in five years on this level in copper in one year. one is a fear play in one as a growth play so it doesn't make sense but we will break it down. guy: we are getting some data out of the united states, wholesale inventories month on and that number has been trending lower. trade sales coming through significantly better than anticipated, 5.4%. the prime number was really ugly and that was -16.9 which has been revised slightly higher but this is late data

within the guidance up to of the states including new york. an out-of-control infections predict that a separate patients. and i think that was ignored and you have this terrible crisis within the empire state. in the deflection by politicians. and i said on the "fox news" show many months ago that i am still waiting for the people, the government of new york to say thank you to va are opening up our hospitals. in the state to take an new yorkers who have had the virus. liz: if cuomo knew the source was europe, the question is, what if blocks covid-19 patients from going back into nursing homes that he knew it was from europe. is that still out there. it's questionable whether he would have done. this listen to him here say he is taking accountability in the dodging it. gov. andrew cuomo: in my state, i owned the situation. i will answer for my actions in the history will decide predict and i said a number of times, local governments have to do the jobs. i, my father's advice to me. take responsibility. on it. i have taken responsibility for e

find new creative roots in the kids' juice aisle. >>> new york city residents have gone through hell to get their covid numbers down. now state officials are worrying about infections coming in to new york from elsewhere in the country where the coronavirus is now spiking. that led governor andrew cuomo and of course the mayor to announce today they are canceling previous plans for indoor dining to resume in new york city restaurants on monday. >> phase iii dining we are going to postpone. and it's going to be postponed until the facts change and it is prudent to open. but the facts have to change. because at this point, it is imprudent. >> joining me now is democratic senator kirstin gillibrand of new york. a lot to ask you about the military and about russia, but first let's start with the coronavirus and this decision to backtrack on the plan to have indoor dining. a good decision, bad decision? >> i think the governor made the right decision. and i do share his concerns that unfortunately we're seeing resurgences all across america as people stop wearing masks, as they stop socia

news networks here in america read that story in the new york times they began reporting it breathlessly almost as if their hair was on fire they wanted to get this story out for them it was the perfect story and they ran with it every which way that they possibly could but most of all with pretty much this narrative you heard it putin is paying to kill american soldiers and trump is. helping him do it. sounds like a great story right yeah all of it based on the new york times story that was on that front page ok since then the new york times has written another story that interestingly enough was on page 10 there it is we checked and that story seems to tell a very different tale one that seems to cast a lot of doubt on the original story so here let me go back to what i was doing before let me share with you some language from this news story it details how u.s. intelligence officials are quote emphasizing uncertainties and gaps in the evidence from the original report that the n.s.a. quote does not have information to support the conclusion in the original story that quote they did no

york times like we have discussed because we've discussed the new york times being trashed for years i mean. back to the gas story they go really exactly and you know like donald trump says the media is horrible well it is but not for the reasons you say and that's how i feel with barry weiss yeah the paper's one other thing you know i'm a fan of going green. going green well i like him but when i looked at the leaf funk story when i saw what they did belief some anybody brain someone at one of his or his coworkers with an itty bitty brain was offended by some nonsense. i read it was nothing but she was offended about it because it's like these kids grow up and they start believing the bumper stickers on the back of their car that mom and pop put on the back of their car saying my kid really bright my kids are exceptional they grow up with that and unfortunately it's made their it's just it's made them not into objective thinkers not into journalism but isn't it in the pathetic idealogue right well and they also they do kind of have this you know this isn't just limited to them it's

. ♪ [cheers] brian: yes, new york pride just to this. fox news alert. overnight protesters climbing light poles to paint over police cameras outside of the city as they call -- we call new york. steve: city hall. brian: city council slashes $1 billion for the police department that for some is a reason to celebrate? steve: time to move. some say that 1 billion bucks, ainsley, not enough in cuts to the cops. ainsley: todd piro joins us live with what went down overnight at city hall. hey, todd. [no audio] steve: we can do. this back up the teleprompter just a bit. and we will start at the beginnings, ainsley, why don't you take it from right there. ainsley: sure, todd was supposed to say the move to defund police getting the green light here in the big apple as new york city leaders approve major cuts, 2021 budget $837 million in cuts to the nypd when combined with associated cost the cuts remove $1 billion from the department spending. brian? brian: yeah, the kay ocean erupting outside of city hall during that vote. remember, these people were encourage

new york. we have a number of callers, one from patrick in new york. hi, patrick, you're on. >> caller: hi, good evening, i would like to ask mr. barnett to comment on two points. as you know, wendell holmes jr. wrote the dissenting opinion in lochner. also as i am sure you are aware, justice holmes is one of the most cited justices in history, principally i think because of his opinion. i would like to contrast justice holmes with the book, structure of liberty, where he emphasized the structure between libertarianism and classic liberalism. would you say that, as you indicate in your book, the private adjudication and the enforcement of law is the only legal system that can provide adequate solutions to problems of interest and power? and do you believe justice holmes would sign on to that theory today? >> thank you, that sounds like it could be a masters thesis, could you find a short answer to that? >> that is based on the accurate reading of my book called the structure of liberty, justice

new video tonight if new york police officers being mocked and antagonized. an african-american officer being called a traitor. it is happening as "black lives matter" painted on downtown new york street. the president calls that a symbol of hate. the nation's at the new record for coronavirus cases in a single day. arizona, california, and texas with the highest numbers of new deaths they have had in weeks. arizona governor telling mike pence with 500 more medical personnel. reports from houston indicate some hospitals are starting to feel the strain of the fight in cases there. "fox news @ night," shannon bream and washington kevin corke starts us off tonight with the president pushing for a new financial release of the coronavirus come back. >> supported but it has to be done properly. i support actually larger numbers of the democrats, but it's got to be done properly. >> properly, that is how the president describe the approach you would like to see but they administration and congress yet weighs another stemless payments to millions of americans as part

the show and all be up to you in new york city because. you're full for your wife to sad if you stay in new york city because you have not allowed on set do you think. i why getting divergence between the lines of black people on the block in lives matter movement has it lost track of its initial goals. it has now think is pretty much of an emphasis right at out south forces on the old mouses in marx's and if you look at defender of the young way this is a family about. you call a family and for all the right such as you are which is not to be tolerated stave you up so a lot of white people are waking up to the movement at 1st they don't know exactly what it means to sit by quiet medical. research to find out what's going on also communes are waking up to false peaceable 'd support by white people so we kind of support that but just say the painting itself derek say we're talking about today was painted last week donald trump in the meantime his cold in a symbol of hate now the there are a lot of people who would support the move and suppo

and we were very decisively and so they sent it into new york and you know what's going on in new york everyone's leaving turn out to be a all. do something of the people leaving new york is a political witch or just in. the united arab emirates is said to be holding up a deal with gulf states that could end the 3 year long blockade against cattle that's according to reports on the fox news website. united nations secretary general and turning to terror issues warning of unprecedented economic damage to latin america because of the coronavirus pushing millions into poverty launching a policy brief on the future of the region he also says women black and addiction as communities will be the worst affected more than 18000000 people are expected to lose their jobs bringing the total past 44000000 iranian state media this are reporting an explosion has been heard in western tehran there have been multiple explosions around military nuclear and industrial facilities in the past week the course of the blast does remain unknown. libya's united nations recognized government says it's found a p

let's look at the scam nation there in new york city 25 percent of new york city apartments have not paid rent since march a new state law prohibits evictions while social distancing rules are in effect this could last until there's a vaccine the city is bracing for. hundreds of millions of dollars 'd and delinquent property taxes travis bickle is coming back to travis bickle star of taxi driver rome time square and you know became a hero anti-hero of the seventy's revenue seventy's as economic stress and it was a great recession at that time oil prices spiked higher and it was the birth and culture american culture of the n.t. here to to kind of reflect the negativity of the times so you have taxi driver and you had alan pakula made of great films like the parallax view for all the president's men and so it introduced not only of men actors but shame now doesn't happen they're not traditionally a leading men type looking characters they became anti heroic characters then that all changed under reagan and we had top gun and tom cruise and we went back to like the 1940 s. and 1950 s.

joined this new york times in 2014 after working in the washington post. we are really proud and excited to have her with us here tonight. i've been excited about this book for a long time as i mentioned my daughter is a girl scout and this is such a great story about girl scout and new york city. true story of girl scout in shelter in new york and nationwide response that it sparked. reading from the book and talking with giselle and karina and then will take questions from you. take it away. >> thanks. well, first of all, thanks for having us tonight. hi, giselle and karina. so good to see you. one of the things that i want to talk about tonight is the story goes way back before 2017, although we first spotted each other across a room in 2015 and i had no idea that you all would experience homelessness and, you know, i would end up writing a book about your journey, so in 2015i had taken on the beat of social services and poverty for "the new york times" and i decided that i would go to any shelter anyone ever invited me to and so jimmy, council member i

maxwell is currently being held without bail in new hampshire, and has agreed to be moved to new york she faces four charges in connection with transporting a minor for sexual activity. prosecutors expect her to be transferred earlier this week. she has denied any wrong doing >>> for the first time in over 100 days, pubs and restaurants are back open in england and the crowds came out, ignoring special distancing rules. police said that the packed streets made it clear that drunk people cannot properly social distance nbc's sarah harman has more on the growing concerns of another outbreak >> reporter: we saw massive crowds of revelers in the streets of soho, leaving some to wonder whether this is sustainable. britain is still in the midst of a pandemic more than 44,000 people have died in this country of covid related causes that is third in the world after the u.s. and brazil. of course, the pubs are enforcing social distancing guidelines, or at least trying to they're trying to keep visitors three feet apart some pubs are doing temperature checks and limiting the number of people wh