. >> joining me tonight, paula reid washington correspondent for cbs ns.hilip rucker, white house bureau chief for "the washington post." kimberly atkins senior wearble correspondent for wbur, boston's m. p.r. station. and jerry sibe, executive editor for "the wall street journal." paula, you've been tracking the new york prosecutors. why did they debt side to come back on the epstein case a decade lateer? whs prompted t action over last weekend? >> some great reporting by the miami ha -- the mia herald. they started digging into these allegations once again and the uncovered this 2007-2008 that had been brokered by u.s. attorney acosta to helpes resol allegations of misconduct with young women. he got just 13 months. they wer supposed to give him immunity from federal charges. earlier thi year, a federal judge found that this violated the victim's rights because they did not disclose to the victims that they were negotiating this plea deal. we saw earlier this week,ne the charges and allegations. these occurred between 2002 and 2005. robert: and many of a

is manhattan town nht risk, house, $70,0 in ca, ns ias, and ae epstein is being held here at federal jail in manhattan. and while ♪ >>> this is the "cbsht news." >> welcome back to the "overnight news." i'm meg oliver. saturday will mark the 50-year anniversary of neil armstrong's historic walk on the moon. in the decades since, advances in technology have helped us understand the universe beyond our solar system. scientists will soon have a new tool for that, the giant magellan telescope. jim axelrod went to tucson, arizona where it's being made. >> for all of human history, people have been gazing skyward at night, studying the stars and wondering what could lie beyond them. well, soon scientists will have a powerful new tool at their disposal, and its focus is, well, out of this world. it is certainly a peculiar place for a state-of-the-art laboratory, but under the football stadium at the university of arizona -- >> this one we started just about 18 months ago. >> reporter: patrick mccarthy heads the international group building the largest optical telescope in the world, the giant magellan. >> one of the biggest discoveries in as