l laura jarret breaks it down for us >> can we have a statement please >> reporter: a resounding win for e. jean carroll. a federal jury finding former president trump sexually abused her and then defamed her by calling hea lie. awarding her $5 million. the jury swiftly turning their unanimous verdict after fewer than three hours of deliberations. in a statement, carroll saying this victory is not just for me but for everyone who has suffered because she was not believed the jurors hailing from manhattan, west chester county and the bronx. six men and three women, including a security guard, physical therapist and former janitor, all kept anonymous throughout the trial a rare move imposed by the judge for their own safety over the course of two weeks, they heard from carroll, tearful at times recount being the ating therecounting the attack she says occurred at bergdorf goodman. moments after the verdict, mr. trump released a statement on truth social saying, i have absolutely no idea who this woman is this verdict is a disgrace, a continuation of the greatest witch hunt of all time

laura jarret reports >> reporter: a massive settlement, a major bank accused of bankrolling convictedr jeffrey epstein now compensating his victims deutsche bank has agreed to pay $75 million to settle claims brought by an epstein survivor, accusing the bank of knowingly facilitating a sex trafficking operation in order to turn profits, enabling epstein's abuse for years. >> this is a watershed moment. >> reporter: mccauley represents the survivor going only as jane doe in papers to protect her identity >> these financial institutions who hold the purse strings being held to account for their involvement. i would say there's more to come with respect to the epstein saga >> reporter: the settlement terms are still confidential and doichl bank has not publicly admitted any wrongdoing. it would not comment but has said the bank has made considerable progress in remedying previous issues. it faced a $150 million fine he was found dead in a manhattan prison weeks after being charged by dozens of underaged girls who came forward to tell their story. >> help us put the pieces of our lives ba

the case came to an end without trump testifying here's laura jarret with more on the story. >> reporter: a final chance to seal their case. lawyers for e. jean carroll and donald trump facing off in closing arguments. armed with the former president's deposition, carroll's attorney told the jury mr. trump has a playbook for sexual assault, spelled out in the "access hollywood" tape where he talks about stars grabbing women as something that happens. >> unfortunately or fortunately many. >> reporter: who would say fortunately, her attorney argued he thinks stars like him can get away with it the former columnist has accused him of raping her in the 1990s, which he denies. but carroll's attorney argued this was not a he said-she said, pointing to two friends who testified carroll told them about the alleged assault at the time the attorney suggested carroll was his type, because he mistook this feet over carroll for his ex-wife marla maples the former president's lawyer told the jury they want you to hate him enough to ignore the facts. t tacopina argued she has not acted traumatized, pos