what i have done first in december was sent a letter to his home, to the duke of york ‘s home in the ‘s home in the uk and i have evidence that was delivered and in that letter i urged prince andrew to speak to the fbi, to provide an interview, because the victims really need to have the truth. they need everyone who had any evidence who is relevant to whatjeffrey epstein did, to provide it and obviously the prince has such evidence. he may not know everything. can i just say, can ijust interrupted.... just say, can ijust interrupted. . .. he just say, can ijust interrupted.... he did do a bbc interview for an hour, he had no trouble doing that but of course he didn't have any duty to tell the truth when he did that although i certainly hope you did so. he... . to date, he has not yet done that and we still urge him to do that and even the prosecutors just recently, again urged him to do that. either way, they have not said publicly whether he is a target or whether someone they would like to provide evidence. sure, all right. he has not done it. this foot dragging by prince andrew m

prestige and reputation were also engaged in further harm, but that has nothing to do with the duke of yorkend or associate chooses to use his status in that way, that is not the fault of the duke, is that? we do not know if he allowed his name to be used or not, and i do not have that information one way or another, but i will say she is not the only client that i have that has allegations that involved prince andrew. i do have other clients, and i'm not going to speak though about what their allegations are, but i will just say they are not because of an associate. they have to do with prince andrew. and i have to say because we cannot. . . i will say that not everyone who has contacted me has gone public. most have not. most do not intend to do so. i am protecting the confidentiality. the reason why i now have so many more clients who were victims of jeffrey epstein than i did previously is because there is a claims process that is open now which is going to be funded by the estate ofjeffrey epstein for the victims. it is a completely confidential process where we can apply for the victi

the duke of york denies hand that and says he never met her. >> i really hope the duke of york comes forward and says a, b, c, d was involved. this is how it ran. help us victims get some accountability. >> there are various opinions about what ghislaine maxwell will do. >> reporter: cbs news legal analyst rickki klieman maxwell could face a maximum of 35 years in prison which means she may have an incentive to cooperate with prosecutors. >> people think that she will cooperate about everyone. that is the people who are below her as well as the people that are above her. now the question for all of us is who is above her? >> reporter: the department of justice says prince andrew has repeatedly declined to speak to federal authorities in the united states. cbs news has reached out to the prince's team for comment, and they say they are, quote, bewildered because they reached out to the doj twice, and they say as of late last week, they haven't heard back. >> mola lenghi reporting. >>> for nearly 90 years, washington's beloved football team has been known as the redskins, but that may

we need to stress we are talking about the duke of york, not the duke of edinburgh. my apologies. andrew. let's go back to this new york times front—page. jack thank you, john. sam, if i could get your input. given that those figures were so devastating for europe at the beginning of all this, it is encouraging to hear that there will be some kind of... . in terms of devastation and economic figures, not least health figures, it has been a very difficult time for everyone involved. absolutely. the point this article is making us when we have the financial crash in 2008, america bounced back quite quickly because it was very responsive. sacking a lot of workers and rehiring them, employment law over there being much left but make less stringent than it is in europe. it says that his wife was able to respond so quickly. obviously we had donald trump out today boasting about how 4.8 million jobs are being created in america, saying the economy is roaring back and you would only get this with a president who has done this, no one else. we are very early on this path. i think the articl

the duke of york denies hand that and says he never met her. >> i really hope the duke of york comess a, b, c, d was involved. this is how i

in a bbc interview, the duke of york said he last met miss i maxwel2019, before epstein was arrestedn sex trafficking charges. s they did not guess jeffrey epstein. butut questions remain ahis photo. an american woman says this is her with prince andmaw and ms. ell after she was brought to britain at the age o17 to have sex with prince andrew. he denies this took place and says he ds not recollect meeting he today prosecutors reiterated their desire to speak with him over this issue. >> i am not going to comment on anyone's status in this investigation, but we would welcome prince andrew coming in to talkus wit we would like to have the benefit of his statement. chor: prince andrew's legal team says they are bewildered by the request for a statement. as they hav contacted the department of justice twice without reply. let's get the latest from correspondent gary o'donoghue in washington. related to ghislaine maxwell, tell us about the charges. gary: pete isorth pointing out that the charges relate -- it is worth pointing out that the charges relate to events in 1994-19 97. whereas th

out to his powerful friends among the names being tied to epstein and maxwell prince andrew the duke of york former new mexico governor bill richardson former president bill clinton former maine senator george mitchell famed attorney alan dershowitz and many others all of them denying any involvement with epstein's crimes maxwell reportedly feared for her life so much before even being arrested that she hired a private security detail to basically stand guard and keep watch at her secluded mansion in new hampshire and speaking of which she reportedly body using an alias with her purported husband whom prosecutors say she has refused to name or maxwell has been linked to tech company c.e.o. scott borgerson who according to various reports left his wife several years ago for maxwell and had been living with her at a manchester by the sea of state in massachusetts as recently as last year before epstein's arrest and ultimate death for the news with rick sanchez john hardy good stuff joe thanks so much elvis something very questionable as. taking place in portland oregon while everyone agrees th

the duke of york, he has stepped back from royal duties. this isn‘t going away. briefings coming out tonight saying he is bewildered by the claims from us prosecutors that he won‘t give witness statements in this case. they‘ve said that he has made numerous attempts to give a statement and it‘s just a fold by why the us prosecutors are making the statements. it just why the us prosecutors are making the statements. itjust isn‘t going away. it certainly isn't. that picture that we saw on the daily telegraph appearing on so many of these newspapers it‘s important to stress that this is prince andrew, this is a photo from 2001. the indictment against maxwell covers a period from 1990 for 21997. as sam was saying john the spotlight on prince andrew not comfortable there. prosecutors are in incredibly tenacious particularly when they have formally indicted someone. we saw that from the harvey weinstein case that they would really dig up as much as they could. i suppose what is so bewildering about the latest terms with regard to prince andrew is someone's got to be rig

: the acting us attorney for the southern district of new york announced she would welcome prince andrew coming in to talk on maxwell introduce the duke of york epstein in 1999. jillian: the us sets a shocking record in daily covid-19 cases ahead of the holiday weekend. doctor anthony fauci warning americans a greater outbreak could be coming. todd: the action leaders are taking right now. >> reporter: 55,000 new covid-19 cases as the country enters the fourth of july weekend, four states, florida, georgia and montana announcing record highs. donald trump tweeting the rise in cases is because of the amount of testing happening in the us writing and part the rising coronavirus cases, testing is so good, far bigger and better than any other country, this is great news but even better news that the death rate is down. younger people who get better much easier and faster but texas governor greg abbott sounding the alarm declaring a public mask mandate. >> today covid-19 is spreading like never before. we are now at a point where the virus is spreading so fast there is little margin for error. >> reporter: requiring travelers from certain

that phrase was put to him and the duke of york's name was mentioned. nton's name was mentioned as well. and we just heard the response of president trump saying he wished ghislaine maxwell well but he didn't know much about what was going on. all right, peter, thanks for straightening that out. peter bowes, thank you very much for now. here after months of delay the uk's parliament has been able to publish its report into allegations of russian interference in british public life. it described russian influence in the uk as ‘the new normal‘ and said successive governments had welcomed rich oligarchs with open arms without asking too many questions about the source of their wealth. our security correspondent gordon corera has more details. the uk is one of russia's top intelligence targets, today's report said, but it questions whether the country is equipped to respond. the report details russia's aggressive use of spying, especially in cyberspace, stealing information. it points to its use of assassination, going after russians abroad like sergei skrip

ghislaine maxwell is a friend of prince andrew — in a bbc interview the duke of york said he had lastefore epstein was arrested on sex trafficking charges. however, he said they did not discuss epstein. but questions remain about this photo — an american woman, virginia giuffre , says this is her with prince andrew and ms maxwell, after she was brought to britain at the age of 17 to have sex with prince andrew. he denies this took place and says he does not recollect ever meeting her. today, prosecutors reiterated their desire to speak to him over this issue. i am not going to comment on anyone‘s status with this investigation but i would say we would welcome prince andrew coming in to talk with us. we would like to have the benefit of his statement. prince andrew's legal team say they are bewildered by his request for a statement as they have contacted the department ofjustice twice in the past without reply. let's get the latest from katty kay in washington. we understand within the last half hour ghislaine maxwell has appeared in court. what to know happened? she didn't appear in c

maxwell has pleaded not guilty and the duke of york denies any wrongdoing.evious royal weddings, there was no pomp and pageantry for beatrice, no reception at buckingham palace as she had hoped. afterwards the queen returned to windsor castle to prepare to knight captain tom moore. a special exception made for the 100-year-old captain tom who had raised millions for the uk's national health service and captured the nation's hearts with every step of his fund-raising walk. >> the queen at 94 had to be really careful during the pandemic. she's been in isolation but clearly this was an event that was really important to her to be there in person for. she wasn't going to miss it. >> reporter: the queen honoring him with not only a knighthood ir pli in-person engagement since she and husband prince philip entered lockdown in march. well, captain sir tom moore said that he was absolutely overawed by the day's events, adding it was more than anything anyone could have wished for. from princess beatrice's ceremony, we have yet to see them but abc news understands th

but it is geoffrey one of alleged victims claimed maxwell arranged for her to have sex with the duke of york while on a visit to london when she was 17 prince andrew has always categorically denied any sexual contact or relationship with her maxwell has also denied any wrongdoing during a television interview last year the 2 said he was prepared to work with the u.s. authorities only epstein case but have not been contacted by them. now the u.k. high court has ruled that the government now formally recognize his opposition leader on why dole as venezuela's president the move comes after a raw emerged over who would control the country's gold reserves stored in the votes of the bank of england the central bank of venezuela took legal action to release the goals to help the country overcome the coronavirus crisis but the bank of england has refused to do so as the u.k. government doesn't recognize nicolas maduro as the country's president the high court ruled that britain now officially considers why don't as venezuela's legitimate return dr moore the m.m. out of her majesty's government does

of princess beatrice to the italian count edoardo mapelli—mozzi. the private ceremony took place at windsor‘s royal chapel on friday. beatrice's parents, the duke and duchess of york palace did confirm herfather, prince andrew, walked her down the aisle. that's it. i'll be back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. bye for now. hello, i'm jane dougall with the latest from the bbc sports centre. bbc sport understands that watford have sacked nigel pearson with just two matches remaining. he's the third manager to be sacked by the club this season. watford are just above the relegation zone in 17th place with matches against manchester city and arsenal still to be played. pearson was appointed in december last year, replacing quique sanchez flores, who had taken over from javi gracia. the sacking comes after the club's defeat to west ham on friday. championship side huddersfield town have also sacked their manager danny cowley. he took over in september and helped save them from relegation. two games in the premier league today. the first, struggling bournemouth lost out in the south coast derby against southampton. defeat means

duke of edinburgh. the palace chose not to release a picture showing the bride's parents, the duke and duchess of york.between two groups at thorpe park, in surrey, yesterday afternoon. visitors were locked inside the park while the emergency services attended. spain's catalonia region has again recorded more than 1,000 covid infections in a single day, as residents endure new restrictions. the surge led to tough new measures being announced on friday for an initial period of 15 days. people in the regional capital, barcelona, are being asked to stay indoors, and gatherings of more than ten people are discouraged. checking in with holly now with all the latest on the fa cup. is not the fa cup like we normally see it. we are normally used to the huge crowds and the ten —— ten foil cups. i will say one thing about arsenal... arsenal love the fa cup. they've won it more than any other team, but their 2—0 victory over manchester city last night was probably even sweeter for manager mikel arteta — beating his old mentor pep guardiola — remember arteta only left hisjob as pep's assistant manager at the end o

york times. in conversation with dr. danielle ofri, one of my favorite books in 2015 when it came out, as we are grateful especially now. i think that helps. at duke university medical center and va medical center, published articles about race and medicine in the journal of the american medical association and handling internal medicine. his columns and op-eds have appeared in the new york times, chicago tribune and general constitution. and i am happy, thankful and would love to welcome dr. danielle ofri and damon tweedy, everyone give them a very hearty welcome. it is special that we have them here tonight. >> as a fellow physician writer, the very best out there, what you have been over the years, just want to say thank you. i guess to start off, why this book and why now? we are going to talk about the disparities associated with covid-19, more broadly at the beginning. why this book and why now? >> in approaching english majors, getting questions about medical issues, attached a study which was headlined showing medical error was the third leading cause of death. is this really true? i don't have an answer. i didn't know. if it really is tru

interview, former acting homeland security secretary elaine duke quotes trump saying, "can we sell the island? you know, or divest of that asset?" new york congresswoman nydia velazquez, who was born in puerto rico, responded to the report by tweeting -- "you may try to sell the office you hold, your personal integrity and your soul, mr. president -- but i assure you puerto rico is not for sale! congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, artist lin-manuel miranda, and former presesidentl cacandidate julian castro are all backing calls to boycott goya foods -- a staple brand of ingredients and seasonings in community. it comes after ceo robert unanue praised president trump during a houseat the white thursday. looks we are all truly blessed at the same time to have a leader like president trump who is a builder. amy: on friday, he said he e wod not apologize for statements, coming the boycott of goya is a " suppression of speech." julian castro responded on twitter saying -- "free speech works both ways. goya foods ceo is free to support a bigoted president who said an american judge can't do his job because he's 'mexican' who treats puerto

. >> the new york times has a very revealing interview out with elaine duke. she was the acting homeland of security for four months in 2017. she said after hurricane marie yea, trump raised the possibility of divesting or selling the island of puerto rico. i'm sure you have read this piece. i'm sure there's lots that stands out. that stood out to me. i wonder that what tells you about the president's response to crisis. >> we're seeing is a complete failure. we're in the midst of pandemic as covid-19 cases are on the rise and people are dying and our hospitals are at capacity. what we see is this president in the midst of this man demonstrat -- pandemic finding every single opportunity to continue to go after immigrants and uses resources from the federal government to put people in cages and keep the families that michelle is talking about in detention and the latest, to go after students even with international student visas. >> i have to say, michelle, i care about immigration and i care about these stories. i see them as being very connected. i also understand that if you are not a pol

york city, 44 shootings, more than 60 victims over the fourth of july weekend. >>> 42 minutes past the hour. two big headlines on national gas. dominion and dukeed the building of their pipeline. this is a big win for environmentalists who have opposed this conduit. this was supposed to carry natural gas through west virginia, virginia, north carolina. berkshire hathaway is buying the natural gas assets from dominion increasing its footprint in that business. the deal needs regulatory approval. this is berkshire hathaway's first big deal since the pandemic started. this will grow berkshire hathaway's business adding 7700 miles of natural gas storage and transmission pipeline. >>> still ahead. she's been accused of luring victims to jeffrey epstein and also abusing them herself so how did ghislaine maxwell end up on a thrown at buckingham palace? new questions for the royal family. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ hey it's me, lily from at&t. i'm back working from home and here to help. hey lily, i'm hearing a lot about 5g. should i be g

and prince harry and meghan sue over photos of their son, archie, is the headline in the new york times online edition. the duke escape the paparazzi. those are the main stories and looking inside some of the papers for you right now. a lovely story here about a seal pup that was trapped in rocks. it was underweight and tired and it was low tide and invisible to people on the beach. a little puppy sniffed it out stop the dog's owners then managed call for a rescue. this was in kent. there was a lady in a vehicle who had all the kit and extricated the tiny seal pup- kit and extricated the tiny seal pup. it was too young to be put back in dc but it is being looked now by the rspca. so sweet.” in dc but it is being looked now by the rspca. so sweet. i love stories like this, a cricket team who have just had a five year, theyjust won their first cricket match in five yea rs. well their first cricket match in five years. well done. it is the bowden over 40s from greater manchester. they won this week for the first time since 2015. a match against one of their neighbouring sides. so quotes from the captain who says "