he had been convicted u.s. attorney general william barr said the f.b.i. and the department of justice will be investigating the circumstances of epstein's death. well for more on the story i'm joined now by washington correspondent fully alias so pablo the u.s. attorney general says there are a lot of serious questions surrounding the circumstances that steve's death what more can you tell us about what investigators will be looking into. well as you've just mentioned they're pretty damning words actually from the attorney general william barr he said he was a poll to learn that jeffrey epstein. and earlier this morning he said that it raises serious questions and then along with the invest the f.b.i. investigation which is taking place he said that he has consulted with the inspector general who is opening an investigation to so pretty damning words from him we've also heard as well from the mayor of new york and condit a for president democrat bill de blasio he said some of the wealthiest people in the world committed a horrible crime if they think for

he had had an apparent suicide attempt weeks ago. william barr saying he's appalled this happened at a federal jail. and the fbi and nypd seen at his private caribbean island. and why was he taken off of suicide watch? tom llamas leads us off. >> reporter: today, abc news right there as the fbi and nypd a task force from the southern district of new york, the same group that arrested epstein searching for new evidence. and now questions into his suicide growing. abc news learning it's unlikely there's surveillance video showing the moment he died. this image taken moments after he was found in his cell. emergency crews trying to revive epstein. earlier today, u.s. attorney general william barr saying he's appalled by the failure of the jail staff. >> we are now learning of serious irregularities at this facility that are deeply concerning and demand a thorough investigation. >> reporter: a source telling abc news guards at the metropolitan correctional center broke protocol by not checking on him every 30 minutes. and epstein was taken off suicid

so this comes after attorney general william barr he announced last month that federal executions will resume for the first time and more than 16 years. kron four's washington correspondent bree jackson has details. >>i think the death penalty is appropriate. >>in paso monday texas senator john cornyn supported execution for alleged shooter patrick rouge's who is yet to be charged with any federal crimes. last month attorney general bill barr announced the justice department would restart federal executions, ending a 16 year moratorium. >>and it is absolutely very disappointing and upsetting that the administration has made this proposal. >>opponents like christina roth of amnesty international say the death penalty is expensive outdated and inhumane. >>it's been 16 years since there been any federal and that means 2 administrations have decided not. >>to execute anyone, but supporters say executions either by state governments or the feds are useful deterrent. >>i know that there are studies out there that suggest it's not at the turn. but from my anecdotal experience certainly seems

president's trump seems to be monitoring the situation and he said on twitter that he has been briefed by attorney general william barr and he also added that the f.b.i. and law enforcement are fully engaged and nonstick more is full and there are more and more politicians. issuing statements like the governor of texas who said he and his wife are barely heartbroken and he also think the 1st response we also see more and more polish and democratic politicians talking about this monstrous thing one of them is bad or rule a former congressman from texas and so one of 2020 democratic hopefuls he said on twitter that our hearts i quote are with me to learn to everyone in the west in west texas who has to endure this again and he also added we need to and this epidemic and there are more and more democrats saying that there need to be a change to the gun laws in the us needs to be stricter now of course it's the latest in a series of shootings in recent weeks alexander you were recently reporting from el paso do you get the sense who you're porting there and your coverage in washington as well that there is any momentum be

it says he was unresponsive — from an apparent suicide. attorney general william barr both the fbi and inpector general will be investigating the death, which, he says, ‘raises serious questions‘. with the latest from new york, here's nedda tawfik. jeffrey epstein‘s extravagant lifestyle saw him party with us president donald trump. once a math teacher in manhattan, the finance you're accumulated a fortune that gained him access into high society. once close friends with prince andrew, he hosted a vacation with but that mask his accusers crimes. he sexually assaulted young girls who he had to give him and other wealthy meant massages. he avoided federal charges in 2008 and a widely criticised plea deal that is under investigation by the department ofjustice. he was arrested again this july and charge and you work sex trafficking, he was in jail awaiting trial. epstein was found unresponsive on the floor of his prison cell in manhattan earlier this morning, many question of how he could have taken his own life and the fbi is investigating. just over two weeks ago he was

he was discovered injured in his cell. sources tell nbc news that epstein was not on suicide watch. two federal agencies are investigating. >> it is whathard to understand this could happen. >> william barr says he was appalled of epstein's death. heads must rolled after safetyar accused epstein raping her when she was 15. she said while epstein is gone, justice must still be served. a sentiment echoes for more of epstein's victims. >> we are not giving up. he's not going to escape justice even in death. those who enabled him are certainly not escaping justice. the investigation into epstein's conduct and the conspiracy he was accused of taking part in continues. nbc news. >>> this is all over the stadium naming rights deal for $3 million. the san francisco chronicle reports he's stepping down over potential conflict of interest. it is linked to the deal to rename the stadium ring central stadium. private consultant often gets a commission of such deals. >>> say hello to the outdoor video board. the chase center tweeting out that message today. check it out. this is one of many features at the warriors arena. warriors teaming up with kaiser permamente. >>> the san francisco giants contin

he was temporarily placed on suicide watch after that incident. lawmakers today questioning why that status changed. william barr saying he is appalled and that the death raises serious questions that must be answers. senator ben sasse writing he should have been in a padded room under 24-hour constant surveillance. heads must roll. >> i want this investigation to continue. i don't think this suicide should be used to say this is over now, the bad guy died. i think there were other bad people involved this this. >> reporter: his alleged victims also weighing in, epstein's death comes one day after 2,000 pages of documents were unsealed in federal court, relating to a 2015 defamation case against an epste epste epse associate. that accuser says she was directed to have sex with many powerful men, including numerous american politicians, powerful business executives, foreign presidents and other world leaders. those allegations not proven. the fbi and inspector general will now investigate the circumstances of jeffrey epstein's death. abc news, new york. >>> congresswoman jackie speier weighed in on the apparent s

he was temporarily placed on suicide watch after that incident. lawmakers today questioning why that status changed. attorney general william barr saying he is appalled and that the death raises serious questions that must be answered. senator ben sass writing the attorney general, quote, he should have been locked in a padded room under 24/7 constant surveillance. obviously, heads must roll. >> i want this investigation to continue. i don't think this suicide should be used to just say this is over now, the bad guy died. i think there were other bad people involved in this. >> reporter: his alleged victims also weighing in. jennifer arouse saying she is angry he won't have to face survivors in court. another saying he once again thought he was above us and took the easy way out. epstein's death comes one day after 2,000 pages of documents were revealed. in court filings, that accuser says she became an underage sex slave by epstein and was forced to have sex with many numerous powerful men, including the business executives and world leaders. those allegations not proven. the fbi and inspector general will now investigate the c

profile person in the custody of the borough of prisons at the time and he reportedly had a recent suicide attempt. >> william barr said he was appalled while in federal custody and said the inspector general is opening an additional investigation because epstein's death raises serious questions that must be answered. >> it is very difficult how he was not on suicide watch, and some were responsible to have him in safety. >> he was found with marks on his neck and placed on suicide watch. psychologists took him off suicide watch, according to a source familiar with the matter and new allegations of sexual abuse claims against epstein and several associates, he was dead the next day, and although epstein is dead, the alleged crimes linked to him are still alive. >> anyone who helped him run this sex trafficking ring, promote it, should still be very worried. the southern district says we are not done. we're still coming coming after the coconspirators. >> no one should die in jail, they say. >>> and a vigil, a massachusetts and walk in downtown los angeles honored the people of the mass shootings in gilroy and dayt

now, the attorney general william barr, he's promised to bring anyone who helped epstein run his traffickingued. do you expect charges, and who will be the likely targets of that? >> look, we know and i know from my reporting in the period that the government was looking at, 2003 to 2005, that maxwell has been named by some of the victims as someone who went out and allegedy procured women for jeffrey epstein. whether or not these names come up today will be interesting to see. >> come up today from the testimony of his victims. >> yes. it will be interesting to see. my sources sort have indicated this is going to be very much what the victims have to say about jeffrey epstein, but let's see. >> final question, of course the criminal path is closed because the criminal is dead. the financial path. do his victims have the potential to get financial recompence from this? >> so you put it in trust, make it harder, right? i think these are all the questions that are going to be answered. jeffrey epstein died in a way unfortunately almost as untouchable as he lived. >> thank you so much for follo

in wallace acts, encouraging that lindsey graham is going to be meeting the attorney general william barr. hefindings, not just of the inspector general, by john durham, which will be forthcoming as well, are not hidden under classification status. you know, christopher wray, the fbi director and the intel chiefs have their way, everything would be hidden and covered up and concealed from the american public. ag barr will not allow that to happen. we know it already because look what he did with the mueller report, almost immediately he made nearly all of it public. he is dedicated to honesty andat transparency, and that will follow through here, so when lindsey graham says -- and he's not prone to hyperbole and exaggeration -- when he says, this is going to be ugly and devastating for obama administration officials and barr's comey's fbi, he knows. >> sean: when andy mccarthy, and you confirm this from a legal standpoint, you can't have a counterintelligence investigation, that would be the president counterintelligence investigation. what did barack hussein obama know and when did he know i

>> i cannot be more proud of william barr. he didn't have to take this job. he had been attorney general before, enormously successful general counsel and ceo. he could have gone to the villages like robert mueller but he didn't. and he is coolheaded, cool as a cucumber, this guy. he knows what he's doing, they will hold him in contempt. i hold them in contempt by the way. i don't need a vote to hold them in contempt. i just hold them in contempt. he's a man of the law. he doesn't have any ask to grind but he sees that we have a rogue house of representatives, that we have rogue committee chairman. they have one objective, to try to destroy this president, you have six committees using government paid for staff using tax dollars to turn the house of representatives into an opposition research organization. that is why they want his taxes and bank records, i have never seen anything like this in my life and he challenges them, i'm not going to give it to you, we will go to court. he's going to sue them and go to court and they say that is obstruction of justic

he was awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges involving underage girls. the incident has sparkedra wild cons theories and accusations that the correctional facility was extremely understaffed. entoday the attorneyal william barr said he was outraged. atty. gen. barr: i was appalled, and indeed the whole department was, and frankly, angry to learn of the mcc's failure to adr.uately secure this priso we will get to the bottom of what happened, and there will be accountability. but let me assure you that this case will continue on against anyone who is complicit with epstein. any co-conspirators should not rest easy. the victims deserve justice, and they will get it. nada: a brief time ago i spoke to wendy murphy, a professor at new england law who specializes in cases involving sexua violence. thanks for joining us. the attorney general has promised justice for the victims. how does that happen now?t wendy: i thinkppens in several different ways. there are three legal matters still pending, whether directly or indirtly, will offer some form of justice that the victims can feel good about, primarily the fact that the victll have a chance to file their own lawsuits even ough jeffrey epstein is dead. they can sue

attorney general william barr said he was appalled by the news and that the inspector general will investigate in addition to the fbi. >> i can tell you that on behalf of the victims i represented, there's a certain amount of shock and disbelief that the federal authorities could allow something like this to occur under their watch. >> reporter: one of jeffrey epstein's accusers, angry he won't face charges said in a statement, we'll have to live with the scars of his actions for the rest of our lives. cbs news, new york. >>> we'll have much more ahead on this special game day edition of kpix 5 news including an unusual story out of alameda county. >> that's right, we'll tell you how an illegal pot grow is now threatening to snuff out about a dozen small businesses nearby. >> football fans cannot be more pumped for the first 49ers preseason game. we'll take you to the excitement. can my side be firm? and my side super soft? with the sleep number 360 smart bed you can both... adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. so, can it help us fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your f

this image taken moments after he was found in his cell, emergency crews trying to revive epstein. u.s. attorney general william barralled by the failure of the jail staff. >> we are now learning of serious irregularities at this facility that are deeply concerning and demand a thorough investigation. >> reporter: a source telling abc news guards at the metropolitan correctional center broke protocol by not checking on him every 30 minutes. and epstein was taken off suicide watch just six days after being found unresponsive with marks on his neck. >> what the guards do and what they're supposed to do are almost always two different things. >> reporter: the 66-year-old was awaiting trial for sex trafficking minors and conspiracy, facing the rest of his life in prison if convicted. the disgraced financier's death coming less than 24 hours after 2,000 pages of new bombshell court documents were made public. those documents part of virginia roberts giuffre's now-settled defamation suit against ghislaine maxwell, a long-time epstein associate. in deposition testimony, giuffre says that maxwell recruited her to be a teena

senator graham told us late last week that he had met with the attorney general william barr about thegation and he said william barr along with the inspector general are all the same page. the senator said they want the record declassified and this is the keyword, the fullest extent possible. that is in weeks and not months. >> i want as much of that out as possible and i think the attorney general shares that view. we want transparency and that would serve the american people well and the goal is to understand what happened to make sure it never happens again. >> michael lee horwitz has recommended prosecution or what they call criminal referrals for a handful of fbi executives we found went over ethic rules were left cantor in the process. they are among the most high-profile investigations today the justice department has not brought any prosecutions and critics say that matters because law enforcement is held to a higher standard. here senator graham's response to critics who say they may be a double standard in these cases. >> the people have been fired because of misconduct and

attorney general william barr says he's appalled by the failure of the jail staff. abc news learning guards at the correctional center broke protocol but not checking on him every 30 minutes. and epstein was taken off suicide watch six days after being found unresponsive with marks on his neck. he was awaiting trial for sex trafficking minors and conspiracy, facing the rest of his life in prison if convicted. some of his accusers feel cheated. >> i really wanted justice. i really wanted him to take up for what he did and to be put in jail or prison. >> reporter: but the attorney general promises that epstein's death will not be the end of the investigation. >> let me assure you that this case will continue on against anyone who was complicit with epstein. any co-conspirators should not rest easy. the victims deserve justice and they will get it. >> reporter: sources say monday's raid was aimed at finding evidence that could connect epstein's inner circle. maggie ruly, abc news, new york. >>> it's back tochool time and and high school student's i.d. card. >>> san jos

. >> reporter: attorney general william barr said he was appalled to learn of epstei barr announcing the investigation in a statement saturday writing in part, "mr. epstein's death raises serious questions that must be answered. in addition to the vestigation, with the inspector general who is opening an investigation into the circumstances of mr. epstein's death." epstein was found unresponsive inside his jail cell at the metropolitan correctional center. the fdny says paramedics received a call epstein was in cardiac arrest saturday morning. the federal bureau of prisons said he died in an apparent suicide on arrival at the hospital. >> we find it very hard to believe that he would be allowed to commit suicide, especially when he was on suicide watch from just a few days ago. >> reporter: the 66-year-old was placed on suicide watch nearly three weeks ago after he was found in his jail cell with marks on his neck. it was unclear whether the injuries were self-inflicted or the result of an assault. >> i do think that our prison system when anyone is on a suicide watch, they should be

. >> attorney general william barr said he was appalled to hear of the death and snorp ben sas said heads must role after the justice department failed to keep epstein safe until trial. also outraged epstein's accusers. >> he brought me up to the upstairs room which had the epsn of raping her at 15. she said in a statement while epstein is gone. justice must be served. a sentiment echoed by attorneys for victims. >> we are not giving up. he is not escaping justice even in death. and those who enable him are in the going to escape justice. >> the u.s. attorney in manhattan says the investigation into the conduct and the conspiracy he was accused of taking part in continues. chris pennsylvania lone, nbc news. >>> the follow up tonight on the suspicious device found inside a milpitas wal-mart and police say they look for the person who left it. this started yesterday afternoon at the wal-mart and ranchoi milpitas police responded to reports of the suspicious package. ks. a bomb sniffing dog went through the store and cleared it. us thats of music fans at golden gate park right now enjoying d

he was awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges involving underage girls. the incident has sparked wild conspiracy theories, and accusations that the correctional facility in manhattan was extremely understaffed. the attorney general william barr was outgraged. we are now learning of serious irregularities at this facility that are deeply concerning and demand a thorough investigation. the fbi and the office of inspector general are doing just that. we will get to the bottom of what happened, and there will be accountability. but let me assure you that this case will continue on against anyone who was complicit with epstein. any co—conspirators should not rest easy. the victims deserve justice, and they will get it. indian—administered kashmir has remained under lockdown during the islamic festival of eid. all the big mosques were closed amid concerns that a large number of people gathering could spark unrest. the region has been tense ever since the indian government revoked its special status last week. the indian government has said that law and order has been maintained across the disuputed region. from srinagar, the bbc‘s india correspondent yogita limaye reports. after they said their eid prayers, hundreds took to the st

he was awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges, involving underage girls. the incident has sparked wild conspiracy theories, and accusations that the correctional facility, in manhattan, was extremely understaffed. the attorney general william barred. we are now learning of serious irregularities at this facility that are deeply concerning and demand a thorough investigation. the fbi and the office of inspector general are doing just that. we will get to the bottom of what happened, and there will be accountability. but let me assure you that this case will continue on against anyone who was complicit with epstein. any co—conspirators should not rest easy. the victims deserve justice, and they will get it. let's get some of the day's other news: the uk will be first in line for a trade dea with the us, according to the us national security adviser, john bolton. he's been in london meeting borisjohnson, on the same day that the prime minister and president trump discussed brexit, trade and economic issues over the phone. wildfires burning in russia's vast siberian wilderness have created a cloud of smoke so vast it is thought to be larger than the size of the european union. that's according to one research scientist at the finni

he was temporarily placed on suicide watch after that incident. lawmakers today questioning why that status changed. attorney general william barring he is appalled and that the death raises serious questions that must be answered. senator ben sass writing the attorney general, quote, he should have been locked in a padded room under 24/7 constant surveillance. obviously, heads must roll. >> i want this investigation to continue. i don't think this suicide should be used to just say

he was awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges involving underage girls. the incident has sparked wild conspiracy theories and accusations that the correctional facility in manhattan was extremely understaffed. the attorney general william barrare now learning of serious irregularities at this facility that are deeply concerning and demand a thorough investigation. the fbi and the office of inspector general are doing just that. we will get to the bottom of what happened, and there will be accountability. but let me assure you that this case will continue on against anyone who was complicit with epstein. any co—conspirators should not rest easy. the victims deserve justice, and they will get it. attorney general william barr there. in the united states, new rules will make it harder for legal immigrants to extend visas or gain permanent residency. the so—called public charge rule seeks to limit immigrants to people who will be self—sufficient and rely less on the us welfare system. critics say it will lead to deportations as more people on temporary visas are refused permanent status. there are also concerns some will now decide to forego critical benefits like medicaid and food stamps. max hadler, director of health policy

epstein has been one of shock and anger here in the united states in fact the attorney general william barr said that he was a poll to learn that you after you have seen i had been found dead in an apparent suicide he said that in addition to the f.b.i. investigation he had consulted with the inspector general who is opening an investigation to also senators such as the republican senator abend sasse said that he had written a letter to the attorney general in which he said the justice department had failed and epstein's coconspirators last thing. that they have gotten one last sweet deal at the mayor of new york city bill de blasio and also one of the cons of a presidency is that democrats said that some of the wealthiest people in the world committed a horrible crime and if they think for a 2nd that they've gotten away with it because jeffrey epstein is dead he said there are many questions are also being raised over how this could have happened considering that just weeks ago jeffrey epstein being found unresponsive in his prison cell 3 in what was being investigated as a attempted suicides but of co

. >> hopefully attorney general william barr will do that. he wants to do that. ably it will go to what is happening in the federal prison system but got screwed up so terribly, do you trust william barr's investigation or do you think the next or congressional investigation is necessary? >> if there is one person full of gravitas it is attorney general william barr. he is going to get to the bottom of this. i agree with chairman nadler and ranking member collins. the judiciary committee should be looking at this closely as well. >> whether or not his death was a suicide or something else, investigations ongoing, those vips, i won't do it right now. presumably there will be investigations whether it is civil or criminal whether they were involved with epstein. >> the attorney general said the investigation will go forward. he will see other charges that are brought, evidence to support those charges, i trust the attorney general and i think he will get to the bottom of this. it is going to take a certainly more months, maybe years before we get to the bottom of th

i hope, i hope william barr brings us to a successful and well, revealing conclusion. very simply. >> he shall do so. >> amen, brother! >> you got a deal. victoria toensing, joe digenova, thank you very much. >>> and a controversial moving still making his way to the theaters. and bill de blasio's city defining immigration and customs enforcement. what a way to run a city. we will take up the outrageous behavior of this city and much more right after the break. ♪ from the 5am wakers, to the 6am sleepers. everyone uses their phone differently and in different places. that's why xfinity mobile created a wireless network that auto connects you to millions of secure wifi hot spots. and the best lte everywhere else. xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you buy an eligible phone. click, call or visit a store today. the new york police department rejected all of i.c.e. almost 3000 detainer requests. a new york police department spokesperson said quote - the nypd does not conduct c

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attorney general william barr has criticized what he says were serious irregular irregularities in the prison where disgraced american finance here jeffrey epstein died in an apparent suicide on saturday guards were meant to check on him every 30 minutes because of a previous suicide attempt epstein was awaiting trial charged with sex trafficking underage girls. saudi arabia says it's offering its full support to yemen's government after 7 separatists took control of the port city of aden. in samar and king solomon have met leaders from the u.a.e. and yemen the u.a.e. is now urging dialogue despite backing the separatists who launched a major offensive at the weekend a saudi erotic coalition has been fighting yemen's 40 rebels for more than 4 hears . now people in northern syria marking their holiday against a backdrop of increasing violence government forces have been bombarding targets in northern hama. since last week's shortlived cease fire and that's in stark contrast to festivities the syrian refugees living insecurity in southern turkey as laid back of reports many still want to

>> attorney william barr. heor the trump administration. >> do you trust william barr to handle this case? >> it is also that william barr has done nothing to make me trust him. i know that people are going to say i am wearing the drape around my head and i understand the problem of where we are going. instead of being angry at people who are treating this like a myste mystery, right? we need to understand that the federal government to this point has done nothing and gender the trust of the nation and this is what happens when you have a government that nobody can trust. >> also, those who know him just as a -- in this situation, we heard beto o'rourke in my interview with him, he does not trust william barr. there is a general sense of a lot of people that do not have a lot of trust there. to your knowledge, could an outside person even if they were former president of the united states in some way control the procedures at a federal bureau of prison. could a former president impact the procedures which a feder

william barr who expressed his anger and outrage that this happened. we ought to reflect on the fact that jeffrey epstein was at the time of his death in the custody of donald trump and william barr. he was in federal custody and so it really is their ultimate responsibility and their ultimate failure. one thing this reminds me is that this is an administration that down the line just can't be bothered to fully staff the federal bureaucracy with competent people who can identify problems like those that we're starting to learn about at the metropolitan corrections center. and do something about it. and that didn't happen here. i believe there's an acting director of the federal bureau of prisons, i believe there's no number two. it's just -- you know, it's a tragic example of the kind of rot we are seeing in a lot of places in the government. >> we'll continue to talk about this throughout the three hours. "the miami herald" reporter who broke so much of the epstein story that moved things forward is going to be with us in about 20 minutes. stick around for that. but willie, some important news overseas. there's been unrest over the past several days in russia and also in china. in h

happen, i think he perfectly understood that this just is not going to flying there is something seriously wrong, i commend him for that. lou: and i just want to say thank you to william barring attorney general, i can't imagine what circumstances and national mood would be were he not. i want to turn to another turn here. part of the administration. at the same time they are announcing this rule, president is making clear, he wants more legal immigrants in the country. senate looking a at 386. that is oriented today visa holders to double the h1 bvisa, that is outsourcing american jobs weaker kellyanne conway -- we teen have tha down have that, she said this is negotiable with the republicans, she thinks they deal can be done on illegal immigration, and on guns. >> throw it all in together, give it up to democrats night ms well too it at once. do you think that democrats are give up on getting more gun regulation for something to immigration that absurd. at-this-point, two serious issues need to be dill with separately, and -- dealt with separately. lou: his base is expecting a wall. illegal immigration to be stopped. year-over-year is rising. we have 4 times number of fa

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he was rushed to a local hospital where they were unable to resuscitate him. william barraid he was appalled to hear of epstein's death. lawmakers are wondering how this happened. >> there's something wrong when he attempted suicide july 28th, was not on suicide watch in his cell when he did commit suicide. >> multiple people familiar with the investigation confirmed to nbc news epstein was on suicide watch after his july incident but he was not on suicide watch oversight. cameron lindsay is a retired warden from three federal prisons, questions how epstein's case may have been handled. >> in f my program coordinator fos contemplating taking the inmate huff suicide i'd expect that issue discussed amongst the facility's executive staff. >> reporter: sergio quintana, "nbc bay area news." >>> last night white doves released at the gilroy rodeo in honor of the three people killed at the garlic festival shooting. organizers weren't sure how many people would show up after the tragic and terrifying events two weeks ago but the doves threw high above the stands filled with crowds

consulted with the inspector general and they're also going to he's also going to open an investigation so that was from the attorney general william barr and then we've even heard from republican senators like ben sasse of nebraska he wrote a letter to the attorney general saying that they knew that epstein was a suicide risk and he said that his dark secrets couldn't be allowed to die with him he said the justice department failed and epstein's coconspirator conspirators think they might have gotten one last sweet deal now it continued because also we heard from bill de blasio of course the new york mayor and also one of the candidates for president he's a democrat he said some of the wealthiest people in the world committed a horrible crime he said if they think for a 2nd that they got away with it because jeffrey epstein is dead they're dead wrong is what he said very strong words and of course we're monitoring what else is being said there in response to the death of jeffrey epstein and of course a lot of people are asking how is somebody who was found in their cell just over 2 weeks ago who had attempted suicide apparently. appare

. >> that was attorney general william barr. he, for the victim of sex trafficker jeffrey epstein wh whose death has now been ruled a suicide. the medical examiner says he hanged himself last week. now questions mount on the whereabouts of his long-time associate ghislaine maxwell. she has been accused of helping him over the years but has not been charged with a crime. there is a new lawsuit that names ghislaine maxwell. araoz says she was raped by epstein when she was just 14. we have jill winebanks, msnbc contributor and prosecutor. i want to start with you, which is the medical examiner saying this was a suicide by hanging. it's going to be tough for a lot of people, perhaps, to accept that, but where and how does that change any dynamic for the investigation going forward? >> so, you know, we have two separate cases going forward. we now have the investigation of epstein's death because of the circumstances surrounding it. that's not the conspiracy theories that have been swirling around, it's just a question at this point of

attorney william barr says he is appalled by the failure of the jail staff. abc news learning the guards proebg protocol by not checking on him every 30 minutes, and one of the guard was on his fifth over time shift, and ebstein was taken off suicide watch six days after being found unresponsive with marks on his neck. he was facing the rest of his life in prison if convicted. some of his victims feel cheated. >> i wanted him to be put in jail or prison. >> but ebstein's death will not mean the end of his investigation. >> let me assure you this case will continue on against anybody that was complicit against ebstein. any coconspirators should not rest easy. the victims deserve justice and they will get it. >> sources say monday's to find evidence. >>> berkeley, san leandro, union city and fremont, upper 50s. 62 in alameda. oakland, the warm spot, 64 degrees right now. we have temperatures in the upper 60s in concord and antioch, and brentwood, 65. livermore, upper 60s there. san francisco, 59. pacifica, 56. west-southwest winds, set up the same as yesterday

because this year after trump named william barr to be attorney general, this year william barr decided he would move his annual holiday bash to the president's hotel. so this time he can pay the president and his family. somewhere upwards of $30,000. might get up to $50,000 depending on how hard they hit the open bar. after he pays the president that 30 to $550,000 then attorney general william barr will get right on to the people's business of making sure the president doesn't, you know, profit from his presidency. doesn't violate the constitution by moving the g7 to his private club so those other people can pay the president, too, just like william barr is at his christmas party this year. he'll be johnny on the spot making sure the president is kept to the straight and narrow on that. soon as the check clears. after "the washington post" today, josh dozeny and david farenthold also had some appropriately gonzo reporting about why exactly the president might be trying to do this g7 summit thing for his dural club in florida in particular. president trump said yesterday, monday, that he

. >>> and into the death of accused trafficker and financier, william barr said he was appalled the multimillionaire died while in custody and said the inspector general is opening an additional investigation. on friday, unsealed court documents revealed new allegations of sexual abuse claims against epstein and several associates. he was dead the next day. epstein had just been taken off suicide watch. >> it is very difficult to understand how he was not on a suicide watch and how this happened without some involvement of those who were responsible to hold him safely. >> although epstein is dead, cases for his alleged crimes are still ongoing. legal analysts say prosecutors are still going after the coconspirators. 5:10. >>> cal fire revealing the cause of a brush fire in lake county. >>> and amazon wants to bridge liquor to your front door but it is not sitting well with others. >>> and as we go back to school today and the next few days i'll let you know the hottest days coming up. >>> and we have an update on the major accident on northbound 101 at marsh road. they have cleared all but one lane.

he was awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. in a statement, the u.s. attorney general william barr said he was appalled by the news and the inspector general will investigate in addition to the fbi investigation. >> n tell you that on behalf of the victims of representatives, i've represented, there is a certain amount of shock and disbelief that the federal authorities could allow something like this to occur under r wa >> befors death, his lawyers argued charges against him were covered by a controversial 2008 plea deal in which epstein served only 13 months in jail and had work-release in florida. >>> the man who was in charge of overseeing the oakland coliseum conflux is out of a job. the coliseum authority executive director scott mckibben stepped down on friday over allegations of a conflict of interest. the sources told the newspaper that he got a commission of $50,000 for facilitating and naming rights deal. he denies receiving any money. the naming deal brings in $1 million per year from ring central. and he recently helped to broker an agreement with the raiders to play a