are humble about it and bring their toolkit to it for god sakes i was reading in your notes about audrey hepburn and how you dug her now i saw a documentary last night about bill hold that was called the golden boy and they had a scene of her and him from sabrina and sydney on that was talking and he's a some people just habit and bill holden had it and then they cut to the reverse and i thought well bill holden had it audrey hepburn had it like times 10 because she was luminescent and she was always so humble and i always listen to audrey hepburn as the camera coming on are you just sort of stunned at what a big star she you can see on your i certainly i kid i would do my comments actually exactly amen to that. were tigerland woodfield and the show is obviously greenleaf and it's on oprah's network it's in the final season it premiered on june 23rd so like i said we're not too far out a harbor and with streaming you can go around and catch up on anything you know lynn when we said you were going to be on we got some social media questions and i was wondering if you'd feel a couple from

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attorney audrey straussetailed the indictment. >> maxwell enticed minorir, got them to trust her, then delivered them into the trap that she and epstein had set for them. she pretended to be woman they could trust, all the while she was setting them up to be sexually abused by epstein and in some cases, by maxwell herself. >> yang: late this afternoon ama federastrate in new hampshire ordered maxwell into the custody of u.s. marshals to be taken to new york. there, the government will ask a to hold her without bail saying she's "an extreme flight risk." ben wieder is an investigative reporter in mclatchy newspapers washington, d.reau who has worked on the "miami herald's" award-winning investigation of epstein. >> ben, thanks so much for joining us. story has been in the headlines, so how, remind people, who ghislaine maxwell is and who she was in jeff grenfield's -- jeffrey epstein's life. >> ghislaine maxwell was jeffrey epstein's partner in both a personal way and effectively sort of a business way, depending on how you look at it. she was by his side for decad and the public face t

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attorney for the southern district of new york audrey strauss had this to say at a news conference earlier maxwell lod because the truth as alleged was almost unspeakable maxwell enticed a minor girl's got them to trust her then delivered them into the trap she epstein had set for them she pretended to be a woman they could trust all the while she was setting them up to be sexually abused by epstein and in some cases by maxwell herself. with germany holding that hughes rotating presidency for the next 6 months chancellor angela merkel will be working closely with european commission president was left on the line her former protege it's something of a 1st to german women at the helm of the e.u. but they'll have to make sure the rest of you member states are on board with their agenda. chancellor angela merkel and commission president for life on the line know and trust each other but is the rest of the e.u. ok with 2 germans at the top and we go to it's really a question to both presidents it's a coincidence that 2 very powerful german women lead these negotiations about the recovery fund

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attorney for the southern district of new york audrey strauss announced the indictment and charges against maxwell earlier today listen to this. case against glenn maxwell is the prequel to the earlier case that we brought against jeffrey epstein maxwell was among epstein's closest associates and helped him exploit girls who were as young as 14 years old. now she went on to outline how maxwell and this is basically of this is how it reads in the indictment as well how maxwell manipulated the young girls into essentially sexual servitude by taking them shopping taking them to the movies acting as their friend and confidant and then ultimately grooming them to give epstein sexual massage massages in which maxwell was sometimes present for and even participated in at abstains properties and homes in new york city his upper east side townhouse zora ranch as it's called in santa fe new mexico and paris also his estate in palm beach here in palm beach florida and also. as private island which we visited just shortly before his death last august now maxwell has in the past a night the accusations

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attorney audrey straws describes maxwell's role. >> maxwell enticed minor girls, got them to trust herelivered them into the trap that she and epstein had set for them. she pretended to be a woman they could trust all the while she was setting them up to be sexually abused by epstein and in some cases by maxwell herself. >> reporter: maxwell has been detained temporarily until she faces a judge in new york. prosecutors do intend to ask she be held behind bars. she has three passports, 15 bank accounts including 1 348d from her and maxwell has maintained she's done nothing wrong. they've asked for any witnesses or victims to come forward. christine, laura? >> kara, thank you. >>> new york's former top prosecutor jeffrey berman will testify behind closed doors before congress next week about his forced resignation. he spearheaded a number of high profile investigations that had angered president trump including an investigation of president trump's former mayor. his abrupt and unusual removal has fueled further scrutiny and fueled criticism that he's been politicizing the justice departm

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this is audrey merlone. the ceqa analysis that is required for all legislation, proposed legislation in this case, required an actual analysis because the proposed legislation was proposing an increase in development potential. you're correct that if a future ordinance were to come to this commission that propose to further reduce the parcel five minimum, let's say 7000 square feet, our ceqa analysis has already been conducted to cover that amount. that is one reason that this legislation, it was introduced in february, it will be coming to the commission now. that ceqa analysis takes bit of time to conduct. therefore, part of our motivation for looking at as small of a parcel as possible, was in fact to ensure that we can conduct one environmental analysis that would cover a small of a parcel as we could possibly can see. at least that aspect of the ordinance would not need to be reexamined in terms of the environmental impacts. if an ordinance came to the commission or was introduced by supervisor in the f

attorney audrey strauss describing maxwell's role. >> maxwell enticed minor girls, got them to trusten delivered them into the trap she and epstein had set for them. she pretended to be a woman they could trust, all the while was setting them up to be sexually abused by epstein and in some cases by maxwell herself. >> reporter: max well will be in court in new hampshire in about a half hour from now. produce kurts asking for her to be detained saying sleaze a flight risk, no ties to the u.s., 15 passports and she denied wrongdoing. the investigation is continuing. >> we're going to follow it every step of the way. thank you so much in downtown manhatt manhattan. >>> that's it for me. back tomorrow, not quite the 4th. tomorrow is the 3rd. it's 2020. what i know. i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me. our coverage continues now on "the lead" with jake tapper thns this is cnn breaks news. >>> welcome to "the lead," i'm jake tapper, top republican and democratic leaders in the house, senate and intelligence committees known as the gang of eight are wrapping up a classified briefin

on jail or audrey or human counselling but you never progress from south from the view that met. the dulness contract provided for the delivery of munitions 1st is there how would series $24000.00 spotted them in footage filmed by a saudi t.v. crew at the border with yemen. over me. i see you don't walk. and chances are known jones longtime cheery scituate a financial sojourner from spelling do you sit down a different city. home tonight i know we're going to go more of a d.v.d.-a. but i wonder what your birthdate of concern about only. the chances are. thanks to his inside sources and social network sites that focus on armaments he identified french weapons and used on the frontline. all out. nuclear on next. day the human belgian republic it was it was on the pulse of the humanitarian. force encountered a total of 11 weapons that could have been used against civilian populations but couldn't get anyone to officially confirm his list. it is classified information deemed top secret. no one can check on the executive branch's arms deals not even members of parliament who are suppo

attorney audrey strauss said describing maxwell's role in the indictment. >> mention well enticed minors, got themselves to trust her and delivered them into the trap that she and epstein had set for them. she pretended to be a woman they could trust all the while she was setting them up to be sexually abused by epstein and then in some cases by maxwell herself. >> strauss also said they will be seeking to detain maxwell when she is presented before a judge later today. they also asked victims to still come forward saying that they wanted to hear from victims of epstein and maxwell saying that the fbi acting chief here in new york had said that the victims are the most important people here so, kate, this is a huge development. the victims' attorneys saying they're happy that they're hopeful it continues and more people held accountable. kate? >> the indictment names specific locations. is there something significant about that part of the charges? >> this is the -- what we have heard before with epstein and this time now there's a new location. right? epstein accused of trafficking wom

as you know on jail or audrey or human counseling but you know this you're so full of you that met. the dulness contract provided for the delivery of munitions 1st is there how would. 24000 spotted them in footage filmed by a saudi t.v. crew at the border with yemen. i see don't walk. long cone volunteered. for most bally do you sit down the defensive some city. home to let you know we're going to go more of a d.v.d.-a. but i wonder what yeah but a vet of concern about only. the general says. thanks to his inside sources and social network sites that focus on armaments he identified french weapons and used on the frontline. all out. nuclear war next you're going to pour. the data human read about it it was it was on the pulse of the un you tell. 4th encountered a total of 11 weapons that could have been used against civilian populations but couldn't get anyone to officially confirm his list. it is classified information deemed top secret. no one can check on the executive branch's arms deals not even members of parliament who are supposed to monitor the government's actions. all to

attorney for the southern district of new york, audrey strauss, talking about the arrest of gil gil gil ghilane m. she was arrested in a million dollar rural ne new hampshire h, nearly one year after epstein killed himself in a new york city federal jail while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. it's an ex clos explosive case. leah, do we know what information she has, what she could say to authorities and will she be willing to trade whatever she has for maybe a possible plea deal or something. >> we flow she was jeffrey epstein's right-hand man in this alleged crime so she would presumably have a lot of information on the crimes. she could cooperate in the case. prosecutors left that door wide open. she could provide pertinent information about some of the other men who may be accused of partaking in the sex crime, including her long-time friend prince andrew who vehemently denied the claims. eric: there has been in connection with this case a string of prominent names, prince andrew, former president bill clinton, of course, he apparently flying four times on epstein's private

attorney audrey strau strauss.act that the case is being handled by the office's public corruption unit, which typically handles investigations into misdeeds by public officials has raised questions among some legal on ser varies about the scope of the investigation. joining me now is a professor at the university of alabama school of law and an msnbc legal contributor. joyce, this one -- pretty much everything that happens in that u.s. attorney's office after william barr tried to take it over becomes -- has this extra dimension, and that extra question of is this one of the things william barr was trying to stop? >> that's one of the tragedies of william barr as the attorney general. we know that the criminal justice system only works because people have confidence in it. and he's eroded so much of that confidence that there are these perpetual questions in every case of national significance like this one. >> and what about using the public corruption unit in this particular case? what does that tell you? >> you

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he and his wife audrey had five children, 21 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren together.6 years old. and joe swanson grew up in new york city. after graduating from high school, she worked as a secretary, which is where she met her future husband, carl swanson. they spent nearly 50 years together, raised a son and a daughter. joan was an active volunteer in her community in new jersey, but her favorite title was mom. she loved not only raising her own children but also welcoming all her children's friends into her home. joan swanson lived an extraordinary life and she was 89 years old. that's it for us. the new continues. i want to hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." >>> thank you. the president let another day pass without handling the pandemic and continuing his up-and-down strategy, insisting the virus is under control and it's under control because of his efforts alone. >> we did a travel ban in january. like dr. fauci said, they would have lost thousands of more people if president donald trump hadn't done that and i was a crowd of one. >> who? so now he dr

he and his wife audrey had five children, 21 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren together. imagine that. jerome rice was 86 years old. joan swanson grew up in the bronkts in new york city. the often talked about how she loved her neighborhood and the life long friends she made there. after she graduated from high school, she worked as a secretary and met her future husband carl swanson. they spent nearly 50 years together. raised a son and a daughter. joan was an active volunteer in her community in new jersey, but her favorite title was mom. she loved not only raising her children but welcoming all her children's friends into her home. joan swanson lived an extraordinary life and she was 89 years old. the news continues. that's it for us. "cuomo prime time." >>> welcome to "prime time." the president let another day pass without calling for a plan to fight this pandemic. instead, he spent his time continuing his up is down strategy. insisting the virus is under control and it's under control because of his efforts alone. >> we stopped it. we did a travel ban in january. li

vovrmeinvolvement with the jeffrey epstein, attorney general for the southern district of new york audrey announced charges this afternoon. >> today we announce charges against ghislaine maxwell for helping jeffrey epstein sexually exploit and abuse multiple minor girls from the period of 1994 through 1997. cheryl: according to the u.s. attorney, maxwell is an extreme flight risk and she faces up the 35 years in prison if convicted. she's in her 50s, we should say. she went on to say that maxwell has been hiding out in locations in new england since epstein's arrest. that was a year ago. she's going to make her first appearance in the new hampshire federal court before she will be transferred to manhattan. i want to bring in charlie gasparino, who has been following this story very closely. you know this story very well. this is big news today, charlie. charlie: yeah, it is big news, because if there's any -- if there's anybody that knows the back story fully of jeffrey epstein, there's plenty of conspiracy theories out there about who might have killed him. i still believe he committed s

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yes. >> seeing no further -- audrey, did you have a comment? >> may i just ask a clarifying questioning. so do the commissioners which to have one-year extensions at a time, or do you want the extension to be a two-year initial extension? would you -- >> i would like to have, perhaps, have them weigh in. we're getting into the weeds. i would rather have an expert to deals with the entities comment on that. >> i personally am fine with two one year extensions or a two year extension. the time periods are short and it takes time to go through this process and we ought to allow for a longer period of time. but i'm indifferent whether it's two one year or two year extension. whatever the pleasure is with the commission i would amend my motion. >> i'm going to weigh in. >> please do. >> in ab earlier iteration, when we were thinking about time line, the initial proposal was actually to have a maximum of a four-year period with the initial period being two years with possibility of extensions for another two years. the reason i think we discussed rol

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and what i insist upon is that you go by process and put in my first deputy, audrey strauss.ink it is impressive his patriotism, his sense of duty, he wasn't trying to save his job, and he called out the attorney general for yet again, this is one of dozens and dozens of examples of the attorney general lying to the american public. >> i believe the attorney general is scheduled in the next i believe it is -- i want to say within two weeks, in front of your committee. >> yes. >> regardless -- let's not speculate whether this is going to happen, assuming it does happen, what could the attorney general say to you to make you feel better about his handling of the berman issue? >> he is scheduled to be before us on july 28th, we certainly have lots of questions, he was scheduled to be before us when we first came into this congress and he failed to show. that was during the mueller report. and then he was scheduled to come before us for the pandemic and did not come, of course. he is scheduled to come before us in the 28th. he would have a lot of explaining to do, he has thrown a

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audrey, my apologies. i'm working off the script that i have. my apologies. i don't have questions. i want to thank supervisor ronen for her leadership on this and also for something that was good policy pre-pandemic. i think with everything that is going to be driving increasing vacancies, it could not be more relevant. i think that the amendment in particular really well taken in terms of broadening out who can use this as well as making sure that when this is utilized we're not up against a tight time line. i want to thank you and also move the amendment. >> supervisor peskin: before we vote on that motion, supervisor ronen, if you have no additional comments. why don't we open up to public comment. ms. major, do we have anything in the queue? >> members of the public who wish to provide public comment call the number 415-655-0001. press pound and pound again. press star 3 to line up to spe speak. any callers in the queue? >> yes, i have two callers in the queue. hello caller, you may speak. >> yes, this is not the item. sorry. >> supervisor peskin: if you get back in the queue,

audrey: given your background in six i would love to have a conversation about encryption with you. but it to the question of privacy. first of all think about they have different, privacies . they are very different. public health scenario, actually, we only get about confidentiality pretty not much about privacy because eventually you do have to be to doctor. is not like - i think the challenge that if you may only one person you would know who that person is. that's the classic example their goal is to serve the public health purpose as well. in that sense, although exposure, it has some purpose, what you've got exposed, you can challenge this for public health. his understanding the context of that encounter. host: i will attempt to keep myself fairly. >> thank you mr. chairman. it's been very interesting information that we viewed so far. my first question is that i do appreciate your data privacy and security when it comes to contact tracing. and coming from an it background, bluetooth technology and your cooperation. with different businesses. i think it has a unique approach