and i want to bring in bryan llenas from new york city. bryan?point about the autopsy coming out sunday. they said that they needed more information. pending more information. that could be criminal background information we were told, things like the surveillance cameras inside of the metropolitan correctional center. could be witnesses. did anybody see anything when it came to this apparent suicide. it could be the toxicology reports, microscopic information. all the things that are important to a medical examiner. all of this is happening as multiple investigations taking place. there's five happening into epstein's death. you have the department of justice, the fbi, the bureau of prisons, the action review team and you also have the suicide reconstruction team. that goes into see how and why somebody may have killed themselves, an inmate. then you have congress asking for transparency in all of this. they -- two senators, ron johnson and chuck grassley asking for all of this information to be made available to the public. and for good reason.

it's bryan, and you know him as lefty.to give us a wonderful sermon on john 3: 16. so come on up. [ applause ] >> i didn't like the guy i was. i wasn't the person i told everybody else i was. i definitely was not the man i wanted to be, so i ended up telling the lord one sunday evening and i said, hey, you know what? i want to serve you 100%. let me get out to see my family one day. that is the only thing that gives me hope. >> if bryan stays out of trouble in prison, he'll be eligible for parole in 2023. meanwhile, larry sanders continues trying to point younger inmates toward the right path. >> i mean, i ain't never been up in here. >> well, you ain't never been in here. >> a lot of them are involved in gangs and stuff, because they have to be, because the way how it is in here. >> why you want to go talk to the kids? >> because, you know, nobody never came and talked to me when i was in school and talked to me and gave me a different outlook on the way i took life in, and you know, if somebody did, i would probably not

lo llevÓ a ganar una medalla de bronce en los panamericanos recientemente en perÚ. >> su nombre es bryanl puerto de la libertad donde debiÓ realizar diferentes trabajos en la playa. >> panadero, entre otros... >> fue acÁ donde se enamorÓ del surf un deporte que era considerado de elite debido a sus altos costos para practicarlo. >> tenemos la mitad de la tabla que cuando se quebran te las regalan. >> comenzÓ a surfear cuando tenÍa 7 aÑos y de pronto el esfuerzo y disciplina dieron su frutos el destino le tenÍa preparado un mejor futuro. >> marcelo vio su potencial lo en incorporÓ a la escuela de primer nivel todo sur. >> lo que vi en bryan es las ganas de salir adelante, la disciplina. >> fue asÍ que bryan se midiÓ con los mejores de la regiÓn en los panamericanos de perÚ de este aÑo. mientras cometÍa recibiÓ la mala noticia que la casa de sus padres habÍa sido consumida por las llamas, pero eso no lo des motivÓ. >> dije a ver cÓmo se va a sentir Él, quizÁ ya no va a seguir, pero Él siempre. >> a su regreso fue recibido comon hÉroe por su comunidad. >> y ahora se prepara para buscar un l

bryan llenas has the latest. bryan? >> sources tell fox news that that autopsy report, the findings of the autopsy report will be released at any moment later today. that on top of the fact that we are -- there's a lot of questions right now. this autopsy report will be one of the pieces to the puzzle that will help with all of the questions surrounding epstein's apparent suicide. the question here is "the washington post" reported yesterday that the findings have shown that he broke multiple brokens in his neck including hyoid bone. that's a part near the adam's apple. that's been a point of controversy. some experts are saying this is a homicidal strangulation. but the hyoid bone can break in a strangulation or in a homicide. it's more likely to break in a homicidal strangulation. we should be getting the answers with the autopsy report. how many bone broke. did the hyoid bone break? were there marks about epstein's neck? these are all the questions that this report can answer. that on top of the fact, remember, charl

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if rachel and bryan's wedding brings more love to the world, then good for them, congratulations.ey be a couple. it should be noted, i believe that the analyst predicted back during rachel's season that she would pick bryan. >> well, you are the analyst for a reason. no big deal. >> so it took, what, two years for that to come to fruition. >> full circle. >> yeah. >> for the analyst to be proven right. >> they had to, you know -- didn't want to rush into anything. >> right, right. oh, jack. >>> speaking of bringing more love into this world, summer's just about over but you can party like it's still memorial day thanks to the obamas. >> the former first couple has just released their 44, you know, 44-song summer playlist in honor of 44. the list reads like a veritable who's who of music, spanning the decades. >> from "i'll be around" by the spinners to "do wop that thing" by lauryn hill. ellie fitzgerald, frank sinatra. the obamas' playlist definitely has a little something for everyone. >> when i saw the email saturday night, i sat there and went to apple music, i'll take this on

bryan llenas has more on all of this in the fox's room. bryan? >> molly, good afternoon. fox news has learned that jeffrey epstein had been on sue so suicide watch after he was found with bruising around his neck and is still some two weeks ago. but he was recently taken off suicide watch. experts tell us it's unusual for someone to stay on suicide watch for more than two weeks. it's intensive and constant monitoring 24/7. fox news has also learned that epstein was alone in his cell the night of his death, which is also unusual. a source familiar with the situation tells fox news that epstein was not checked up on for several hours leading up to his death at the metropolitan correctional center. according to mcc's normal operations, epstein should have been physically checked on every 30 minutes. attorney general william barr, a couple hours ago, pointed the finger at mcc for epstein's apparent suicide. >> i was appalled, and indeed the whole department was. frankly, angry. to learn of the mcc's failure to adequately secure this prisoner. we are now learning of serious ir

and william jennings bryan defended a literal interpretation of the bible against evolution. and actually, william jennings bryan won that, and john scopes had in fact violated the law by teaching evolution. the decade began with the red scare of 1919, 1920. it was a response to a series of strikes in the united states. the best-known one was the one that crippled seattle for five days. there was a strike there. and it was also a time when the bolsheviks were in power in russia and had created the comintern. the comintern is the communists international, and it led to the palmer raids in the united states. palmer, a progressive quaker who was the attorney general of the united states. it resulted in the arrest of 4000 people, immigrants mostly, most of them hard-working, just workers who did not speak english. they certainly weren't going to start a revolution here. but many of them were beaten up. people were denied representation. and there was really no -- most of them had nothing to do with radicalism. but there were bombings. there were a series of bombings in this count

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us fans i grew up loving bryan robson, i wanted him to bea loving bryan robson, i wanted him to be athe field, you will be a good manager and that it will translate. thank you so much, some great stories this morning, stay with us, you are watching abc breakfast. all the headlines coming up. see then. bbc brea kfast. hello, this is breakfast with christian fraser and nina warhurst. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. at least 20 people have been killed and another 26 injured in the latest mass shooting in the united states. the massacre happened in a mall in the city of el paso in texas, where many families were out shopping. a 21—year—old man has been arrested and police are looking into whether he deliberately targeted the hispanic community. people are just trying to get out of there, trying to go to the closest store and trying to push people at the way or trying to get them to go with them so they were not stuck behind. when we looked at the back, thatis behind. when we looked at the back, that is where they started to come down and reality set

in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. >>> and east bay high school teacher is under arrest. richmond police say a teacher at richmond high was taken into custody last night. the teachers accused of having an inappropriate relationship with an underage student. police say the investigation is ongoing. charges have not yet been filed. >>> after the break, new video of a deadly crash involving a stolen car that ended up killing two children. what we are learning about the man accused of starting at all. >>> also the craze over a fried chicken sandwich. fast food chain, popeyes says they are sold out for now. we will explain, coming up. >>> transitioning from summer to school can be difficult. on mornings on 2, we will talk with the health and wellness expert on handling the stress. >>> plus fox 2 takes you behind- the-scenes at disney world ahead of the grand opening of star wars galaxies edge . >> for all the news, weather and traffic to power your day, watch mornings on 2 tomorrow, 4:00 the 10:00 a.m. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can

his son bryan was just five years old when he saw his father off to war at that very same airport.was the last time he saw his dad alive. today, captain bryan knight, now a pilot for southwest, was not only there for the long-awaited return, but had the honor of flying his father home. >> it was an incredible opportunity that i wouldn't have in a million years thought i was going to have. ll reporter: colonel knight will be laid to rest saturday in the dallas suburbs. we all got the chills and tears in our eyes when we heard that story today. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," what u.s.a. gymnastics has to say after its top star tearfully blames aficials for failing to protect her team from a sexual predator. later, a fishing boat races to the rescue after a plane crash in the bahamas. and return to abbey road 50 years later. years later. you've done a lot of good for the world. but i feel like you have the potential to do so much more. can we build ai without bias? how do we bake security into everything we do? we need tech that helps people understand each other. that unde

trish: thank you very much, bryan. here with me to react, fox news contributor dr.saphier and former d.c. homicide detective ted williams. good to have you both here. let's start with the medical angle first, doctor. what are they talking about the here in terms of the hyoid bone and saying that's actually not entirely what would happen, the breakage of that in an actual suicide. walk us through that. >> well, first of all, i mean, who knows? there's not a typical suicide. everything varies very much. so what they said essentially in epstein's case is they said he broke his hyoid bone as well as some neck bones. the hyoid bone is at the front of the neck, very easy to break, and that can be broken in strangulation as well as if someone were to be hung. if something's tight around there, you can absolutely break it. so that's not what piqued my interest. when they mentioned the other cervical bones, that's where i want more detail because the cervical spine bones that protect our spinal cord, they're much more robust and harder to break. now, they can absolutely be b

bryan llenas has more now from the fox news room. bryan? >> harris, the apparent suicide of jeffrey epstein has few conspiracy theories over the weekend. president trump himself retreated a conspiracy theory that implied the clintons of something to do with epstein's death. trump defended that retreat and added fuel to the conspiracy. >> what we are saying is we want an investigation. i want a full investigation. that's what i absolutely am demanding. bill clinton, did he go to the island? that's the question. if you find that out, you will know a lot. >> yesterday, they rated epstein's mention on that private island in the u.s. virgin islands. the same day, attorney general william barr said epstein's coconspirators should not rest easy. the feds could not be zeroing in on epstein's former girlfriend, 57-year-old maxwell. one of epstein's accusers says that maxwell is a "primary coconspirator" are used to procure underage girls for activities and used to take sexually explicit photographs of the girls having with epstein. this, as fox news

hi, bryan. >> hi a commission. good afternoon. about two dozen alleged sexual abuse victims of jeffrey epstein appeared in court today. 16 of these women choosing to stand up in front of the judge and share their story. several were emotional as they described how epstein not only rob them of their innocence but also rob them of a chance for justice in his apparent suicide. look at -- here is just some of what they said. court has just adjourned but we have snippets of what some of these accusers said in court. courtney wild fighting back tears said, "i feel very angry and sad that justice hasn't ever been served. he robbed me of a day in court, and for that he is a coward." accusers virginia giuffre said, "epstein is no longer alive but today is not about his death. it's about how he lived. the reckoning must continue so others will be brought to justice." another accusers said, "i'm filled with self-hatred in lima doesn't believe from a victim. closer to set up seamless strategic and how he slowly manipulated young girls. at lea

trish: bryan, thank you very much. the facts in the epstein case right now more important than ever, because there's a lot of conspiracy theories on both sides that are intensifying right now. the founder of real clear politics says epstein's death and the conspiracies could reach all the way into the 2020 election results. watch. >> it's very easy and, in fact, it seems like our society is now set up to be taken advantage of by folks who are spinning up conspiracy theories around the clock. and i would make the broader point not only about this case, but in a broader context, is next year's election. you can believe that election is close, half the country -- whether it's donald trump supporters or people supporting the democrats -- will be spinning up conspiracy theories, and people will be believing them. and it's bad for the country. trish: yeah. that said, there are questions that need answering, right? the guy was on suicide watch because heed had tried to commit suicide, and then a few weeks ago gets taken off s

bryan llenas has more from the fox news room. bryan? >> harris, a source tells fox news the following -- the bureau of prisons has two teams working inside the critical center. right now, the first team is the after action team. which investigates any significant event that one of the prisons. a suicide reconstruction team interested getting how exactly epstein a partly killed himself and why. this, as the associated press reports the two guards watching epstein's unit are suspected of falsifying log entries showing they were checking on epstein and other inmates every 30 minutes as required when they actually were not. surveillance video reportedly shows they never made the rounds. "the new york times" reports the guards fell asleep and went to three hours without checking on epstein. the union representing the guards says they were overworked. one had worked volunteered to help because of over staffing. what comes next? the fbi is investigating. falsifying federal records is a felony. professionally, the bop will finish its report and

that's where she met that barista, bryan i pushed her away. and into his arms!oney to build this simulation and i don't think it's about climate change at all. >> it always is and always has been about climate change, seth. to illustrate that, let's go back in time to 79 a.d. in the city of pompeii. just moments before the eruption of mt. vesuvius. >> seth: interesting so you're saying pompeii was also an example of a climate disaster i mean -- oh, really >> i'm so glad to be going to my new home at the cape of mt.vesuvius. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and just a year after i lost my two houses in a flood and a fire, respectively >> seth: wait, two years, what's the timeline here? >> natural disasters can strike at any time, seth. >> seth: yeah, but still, this is in the past and that -- >> whoa, wait, what's going on >> seth: -- happened - okay >> oh, my god! >> seth: yeah. >> my house! [ dinging >> seth: wait, he has a phone? [ laughter ] >> and according to instagram, sheila and bryan just moved in together and got a dog, so it must be pretty serious >> seth: all righ

his son bryan was just five years old when he saw his father off to war at that very same airport. it was the last time he saw his dad alive. today captain bryan knight, now a pilot for southwest, was not only there for the long-awaited return but had the honor of flying his father home. >> it's an incredible opportunity that i wouldn't have in a million years thought i was going to have. >> reporter: colonel knight will be laid to rest saturday in the dallas suburbs. >> we all got the chills and tears in our eyes when we heard that story today. >>> and coming up next, what usa gymnastics has to say after its top star tearfully blames officials for failing to protect her team from a sexual predator. >>> later, a fishing boat races to the rescue after plane crash in the bahamas. >>> and return to abbey road 50 years later. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. dove mefor the pre-gamet care f

we get the latest from bryan llenas.e federal bureau of prisons has come up with what we've been reporting that jeffrey epstein was found dead in his jail cell, said that life saving measures were initiated, but too late. they're calling it an apparent suicide officially coming from the bureau of prisons. now, we're talking about what's happening to jeffrey epstein. i think it's important to realize the level of charges that this man was facing. this is somebody who was facing 45 years in prison, and the evidence against him was overwhelming. millions of court documents, dozens of victims, thousands of photos found recently in his home, in his mansion in new york, of girls and minors, nude and semi nude. the weight of the southern district of new york was against him and just recently this week thousands of other documents were released in civil lawsuits against him. again, this case was a -- was pretty rock solid in terms of the evidence coming towards him. so, i think it's important to realize that as we try to analyze

bryan is first in hamilton, indiana. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: there are so many people who have announced that they are running for president. it is confusing. you cannot listen to them. it dominates the news media, regardless of which network you listen to. i wish they would enact election reform and mandate that no one can announce or raise money more than 12 months before the elections they want to run in. all of these people, well, not -- journal" live every day at 7:00 a.m. we leave the remainder of this section. the houses gaveling in

speech >> bryan: exactly right. >> shepard: brian at the courthouse. thank you.new update on one of our top stories today. the actress, lori loughlin, the hearing just ended. the judge said he would allow a waiver. prosecutors argued there was a potential conflict of interest there. they paid half a million dollars to get their $2 into ufc. both of them could face up to 40 years in prison. the state of north carolina is suing some of the country's top e-cig makers of aggressively marketing to children with sweet flavors. north carolina's state attorney general is asking the. it's the latest efforts to crack down on youth vaping. a few months ago, north carolina became the first state to sue the company, jewel. at the time, jewel responded that it has taken aggressive action to keep kids from vaping. the fox business network's christina is reporting. >> we've got a bunch of flavors. even make mangel. they are trending amongst the younger demographic. that is exactly why they are going after e-cigarette companies. tinted brew. we reached out to all age. we only rec

fox news' bryan llenas reports. >> reporter: jeffreyn epstein's death has ruled a suicide by hanging.finding comingy direc from the chief medical examer's office in new city seemingut pting to rest any theories the financier had been murdered. about the damage to t neck, the hyoid bone, it's all consishnt wit suicide. it's less consistent with homicide. >>eporter: the 66-year-old was found unresponsive inja his cell saturday morning a the metropolitan correctional center. reportedly he tied a bed sheet around a be his neck.er the guards wsupposed to be doing checks every 30inutes but they reportedly fell asleep leaving epsteiner unattended foral hours. the pair is accused of falsifying log entries to show they were conducting those half hour inspections. both have been placed on administrative leave and could face federal charges for altering the record books. a former prison guard notes epsteistill would have had enty of time to kill himself even if the guards had conducted those checks. >> suicides can happen in matter of minutes. the assumption w is held still be alive and i'm sayi

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i'm bryan thomas thanks so much for joining us g 7 leaders are heading into the final day of their summit into the in the french resort of beer it's right now they're expected to focus on climate change and the fires burning in the amazon brazil earlier u.s. president down trump held an unscheduled news conference half the summit sitting alongside a gyptian leader of delphi topple c.z. the president touched on a number of key issues including the middle east and ran wild more on that in a moment on the dispute with china he had this to say over here in the 3rd was. very very very good for him in business they want to be able to meet you face very important. even before you look it was really a lot of things that happened his wife person and she's a great leader here stands and it's going to be great for that is going to be great to be great in the world he gives his and he's able to do things that other people are able to do so we were still ever sure to. negotiate see what happens but it wouldn't make it. earlier i crossed over to did abused air mathis in beer at sea gave us some reactio

bryan llenas outside the courthouse.hat happened inside. >> shep, we know the last few hours, cesar sayoc in the sentencing hearing. a judge brought in experts where he questioned sayoc's intent. did he mean for the bombs to not go off. none of them did go off and nobody was injured. the question is here is whether he intended for that to happen. the prosecution says that cesar sayoc is a domestic terrorist and intended for them to go off. it's not his fault they didn't go off. the defense is making a case that this was a hoax bomb. this was a mentally deranged person that sent out hoax bombs and bombs that were not intended to go off. that is at the heart of the discussion. >> shepard: while you were speaking the judge made the decision. 20 years in prison. brian, his political history was a big part of this. >> no doubt about it. the defense here was arguing that he should get ten years in prison, not life in prison. a 57-year-old. their entire defense was about his mental illness. he said he had untreated mental illne

gracias por la información la familia también dice de que esta tragedia los tomó por sorpresa porque bryandes. >> un espectáculo ilegal de autos fue grabado por la mara de la policía del condado contracosta, pidieron que arrestaran a los policías y ambos lograron huir . >> las autoridades lograron a identificar a ambos sujetos, uno de ellos porque la policía lo detuvo horas antes, se reportó que otros espectáculos se hacían al oeste de la ciudad, al mismo tiempo y dejó a varios arrestados. >> comenzaron las investigación de una bodega en oakland en diciembre del 2016, el lunes dio un giro inesperado, porque tres miembros del jurado fueron reemplazado. >> porque uno de los jurados tuvo contacto inapropiado con medios de comunicación, además del magistrado impuso una orden de no hablar del caso . >> esto pasa en san francisco, funcionarios (nombre en inglés) consideran que una de las paradas del metro del barrio chino podría llamarse (nombre en inglés). >> claro, los que se oponen dicen que el legado de paz incluye intimidación con miembros de la comunidad china, la propuesta está para el ma

bryan llenas reporting live from new york city. bryan? >> shep, a federal sort tells fox news investigators are looking into both of those claims that they fell asleep and wrote up false logs to cover it up. cameras show the guards on duty, not making the rounds as supposed to. the union representing the guards has said the guards were overworked. one had worked 80 hours that week. the other volunteered to help because of understaffing. we also know the bureau of prisons, which operates the metropolitan correctional center where epstein killed himself has two teams on site today. an after action review team sent to prisons after incidents like this and a suicide reconstruction team which will investigate how and why he killed himself. this as we still await the autopsy report. shep? >> shepard: lawyers for his accusers are trying to make it easier to go after co-conspirators. is that right? >> yes. investigators are looking at the 2008 sweetheart deal. there's language inside that could preclude the federal government for going after any

he was jailed in march for abusing 2 boys in australia 20 years ago alexia bryan reports. arriving at court cardinal george pell was taken in through a door away from the wasting crowds there was no room inside for everyone the court packed with other survivors of abuse by the catholic church and support as. all you. 7 finally inside the hands of pale had failed and a 6 year jail term for abuse and 2 choir boys when he was a ship of melbourne in the ninety's would stand justice maxwell and i accepted the prosecution submission but the compliant was a very compelling witness was clearly not a lawyer was not a fair interest and was a witness of truth pal is the highest ranking catholic worldwide to be convicted of child sex offenses he was once the vatican's treasurer and one of the pope's closest advisers probably that. his lawyers had argued that the jury's verdict was unreasonable based on the evidence and that the jury relied too much on the account of the only surviving victim through his lawyer that victim said he was relieved by the court's decision it is 4 years sinc

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bryan graham missed a penalty for ross county, but the newly promoted side maintained an unbeaten startemiership return with a goal—less draw away at hearts. and it finished 2—2 at mcdiarmid park after stjohnstone came back from 2—0 down against livingston. still to come on sportsday, we're with england's womens hockey team as they train injapan ahead of next weeks eurohockey championships. and mike bushell meets and navigates to a fashion for the british women's rally driving champion. 50 left into open 30, short bright, that a long left. watts of trees, lots of trees. i would not trust them to be a back—seat driver for you. australia have recorded their highest ever score against new zealand as they beat the world champions 47—26 in the rugby championship in perth. the all blacks where reduced to 14 men on the stroke of half—time, as scott barrett received is marching orders for a dangerous tackle. -- his —— his marching orders. the wallablies were then rampant in the second half running in five more tries. it's australia's first win over their neighbours since 2017. ireland began the

here's correspondent bryan llenas. >> a shake-up at the top of the bureau of the prison, william barr choosing kathleen at the new director. replacing the interim director. they led bop from 1992 to 2003 before retiring and this is the third director in two years to leave the agency overseeing hundred 22 federal prison facilities including the metropolitan correctional center where jeffrey epstein died. the shake-up comes a week after he cited irregularities at the facility launching a justice department investigation. there are questions over whether the two guards fell asleep on the job in the hours leading up to his suicide. the union representing the guard said the bop is plied with issues of overworking and understaffing. this as the royal mess bruce moore prince andrew, new video published by the daily mail shows the parens and inside his new york city mansion back in december of 2010. the video capturing prince andrew waving goodbye to a young brunette as she leaves epstein's home where dozens of girls were allegedly assaulted. it also shows him at his mansion with a young blon

bryan llenas reporting live from the newsroom. >> shep, new york's chief medical examiner completed theut the findings have not yet been released because she is waiting for pending information to make a final determination as to how epstein died. "the washington post" though siding to people familiar with the autopsy findings reports epstein had multiple broken bones including the high bone. which is located near the adam's apple. several ops birds we spoke to say set multiple breaks can happen in hanging but they are more common in victims of homicide strangulation while lust common studies show hyoid bone fractures could be a result of hanging. epstein was 66 so while these reported findings raises suspicion for some this does not rule out the fact that upson killed himself. >> hanging many times are occurs in a prone position, you simply need to get something around your neck, tight to the bottom bunk and just slowly slide up the bunk until you slowly pass out. you could be dead within 10 minutes. >> there are surveillance cameras in the hallways of the metropolitan correctional cent

bryan quinn reports.ummer vacation cut short, the full italian senate set to reconvene after party leaders failed to reach a disagreement on -- reaching agreement on a no-confidence vote. that motion filed by matteo right league party as a young support from the coalition is shared with the antiestablishment five-star movement. five-star legislators condemned what they call a power-play that there jeopardizes both parliamentary reforms and efforts to head offf a scheduled sales tax hike. >> salvin is bringing down the government, costing 1200 euros per family. they are of tripping the just -- they are obstructing the country in their thirst for power. salvini to take over as prime minister from just they -- giun' just that seppi. capitalizehoping to on rising poll numbers while five-star currently holds more seats than parliament, the league now has twice as many voters supports in opinion polls, but the interior minister remains a divisive figure. the campaign push upon the beaches of southern italy, but

bryan llenas in manhattan. >> good afternoon. president trump threatening to institute 10% tariffs on some $300 billion worth of chinese made goods come september 1. that essentially means most products that americans use on a daily basis, if those tariffs go into effect, take a look. here are some of the food products that would be affected. coffee, beef, sugar, candy, chocolate. as for other products, you name it. school supplies, toys, underwear, tvs, electronic devices, footwear, linens, we spoke to shoppers who weren't too happy about the prospects of having to pay more. stigma absolutely is affecting our pocketbook. i think it's affecting what we're paying and we don't see it because it's so tiny and incremental but ultimately it's not going to come out of corporate profits. it's going to come out of what consumers are paying. the chinese are going to drop their currency so they can compete in manufacturing worse. we are fighting a battle we can't win. >> speak i'm not happy about it. anything that's going to add to our exp

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bryan llenas' life for us and our new york city newsroom. so this development is brand-new.l us about it. >> yes, it is brand-new. the director of the bureau of prisons is now out. that is hugh hurwitz. he was the acting director of the bureau of prisons since may of 2018. hurwitz took over for mark inch, who had resigned as bureau of prisons. he had served for just about a year, as well. now you are talking about three bureau prisons directors in the last two years. the new prisons director is now dr. kathleen sawyer. she was the director of the bop from 1992 to 2003. she started as a psychologist in the bop and she is now coming out of retirement to lead the bureau of prisons. all of this stemming as a result of what happened to jeffrey epstein at mcc. attorney general william barr saying that there were some serious irregular days at the metropolitan correctional center that allowed for jeffrey epstein to hang himself in a suicide, according to an autopsy report. we will see what comes from that. all of that happening, harris, as there is a new video from the daily mail f

in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. >>> you are losing businesses. you are losing customers and any people to stay in oakland to create jobs and at the end, pay taxes. >>> upset over blight on oakland street. one city council member is asking for this to clean up his district. >>> a rental dispute turned crime. coming up, why 5 people are behind bars because of how they handled someone not paying the rent. >>> a chase from dublin ends near downtown oakland, causing the freeway to be closed for hours. find out what happened in the suspect's vehicle finally stopped on with bonfire 80 -- westbound of 580. >>> it is sticky out there and warm inland. the fog is trying to make it inland. details on the 5 day forecast coming up. >>> an hours long closure on westbound 580 in oakland is finally over. all lanes reopened just two hours ago following a chase and crash. it happened west of highway 24. officers say a reckless driver was trying to evade authorities and ended up wedged between the center median and a transit van. ktvu's tom baker was near the scene

bryan llenas joins us from outside u.s. district court in manhattan. bryan? 57-year-old cesar sayoc pleaded guilty to sending 16 pipe bombs to 13 prominent democrats and political foes of president donald trump. last october these explosive devices were mailed throughout the country, from california to new york. the people including former president barack obama, former secretary of state hillary clinton, and current presidential candidate vice president joe biden and senators cory booker and kamala harris. the pipe bombs were nothing but a hoax, they were on functional and unlikely to explode. his lawyers and since no one was injured from these devices and therefore he'd be sentenced to ten years in prison. but the prosecution says that he deserves life in prison because he intended to hurt people. and of the bombs, made of shrapnel, explosives, and pool chemicals, could have very well excluded. sayoc's defense argues he's a victim of traumatic life circumstances. he lost everything in the great recession. he was addicted to steroids, became estranged from h

. >> bryan bashin: this was the most healthy thing about chris. >> stahl: bryan bashin is executive director the blind and visually impaired in san francisco, and is blind himself. >> bashin: he waited a few days, until the stitches were out of his skull. and 30 days after brain surgery, he was back in the office thinking, "okay, there's got to be a way to figure this out. and i'm going to figure it out." >> stahl: bashin's organization, the lighthouse, helps people new to vision loss learn how to figure things out. >> bashin: when someone becomes blind, the odds are 99% they've never met another blind person. >> stahl: is that right? >> bashin: yeah, that really is true. blind people need those role models, how to be blind, how to hold down a job, how to live an independent life. >> stahl: specifically, how to work in the kitchen-- safely. how to navigate public transportation. how to use screen reading software to listen to emails as quickly as the rest of us read them. did you understand that? >> chris downey: yes. >> stahl: no! and most critically, how to get around in the world alone. d

trish: bryan with, thank you very much.hat comes next for epstein's victims as well as any of his co-conspirators, attorney missy mars. good to see you back here. they still want some closure here. does the case continue on even though he's dead? >> look, the criminal case is obviously over, epstein's dead. but there could potentially be civil liability. we've already heard from some high profile lawyers saying that they're going to be filing civil actions against epstein's estate. so this will be the opportunity to at least get some of their story out there to extent that -- trish: what about the investigation itself? who else was involved, who else -- you know, already there have been a lot of allegations against a lot of people that were somehow associated with him or used to partake in this as well. is more of that going to come out, and will they go after those people this. >> that's absolutely going to continue. so, first, we have bill barr saying not only is he going full bore after this investigation, he has a perso

bryan? >> hey, molly. dismissed sex trafficking charges against epstein yesterday because he's dead and therefore can't stand trial. but the search for justice is far from over. the fbi urging any of epstein's possible victims to come forward and contact them at 1-800-call-fbi. because they, "would really like to hear from you." prosecutors confirmed in court yesterday that the inquiries into his coconspirators are ongoing and will continue. possible targets include epstein's former girlfriend, ghislaine maxwell, accused of will to win by being his madam. of the room and, like sarah kellan, nadia, leslie groff, and adriana ross are accused of recruiting young women and girls for epstein. all of this is fox news has obtained video from inside his mansion in palm beach florida. warning, the video has some graphic images. we've done our best to blur them. the 2005 video was shot by police during their search of the property. you can see a green massage table. remember, this is the home where dozens of young w

bryan llenas' live outside of the court in manhattan with the new details. brian?een an court for 35 minutes and the u.s. district judge is really speaking to a bunch of witnesses, some experts in the field. there are two issues here, the defense believes he should be in prison for the minimum which is about ten years and the prosecution believes he is a threat to society and should be in prison for life. what is happening right now as there are two discussions, the functionality of those 16 pipe bombs that he sent around the country, could those bombs actually work? where they build to work? a witness inside reportedly said to the judge that has designed the bombs could not work. they could not just blow up the way a bomb is supposed to blow up, but when pressed as to whether these bombs had a remote chance of exploding if they were mishandled, they said yes, they had a chance of exploding. this goes back to the intent. he has apologized. he has pled guilty and he says he did not mean for these bombs to hurt people. it is true these bombs did not hurt people, but

melissa: no doubt, bryan thank you for that. joining me now to dive into this is former federal prosecutor. first of all, what do you make of the news that we just got at this hour that the fbi right now is at his home in the bahamas? >> right. well, it's a tough gig, if you're an fbi agent to have to do search warrants in the bahamas. i think they are probably gathering up financial information, perhaps other types of documents or physical evidence. i think it is true to what attorney general barr has been saying, which is the investigation, particularly the financial side is not about to go into the never world. it is going to be lively for a while i suspect. melissa: one of the things i thought that was most suspicious that the only client we know of that epstein had was the ceo of l brands, a publicly traded company that owns among other things victoria's secret. he was managing money, and if you read all the reports from witnesses, they said they never knew where one man's money ended and the other one started. you know, he