epstein in the cell. >> alfonsi: dr.ichael baden observed the four-hour autopsy for jeffrey epstein's brother, mark. baden, a renowned forensic pathologist who's taken decocades areer,ve is investigating epstein's death for his client. do you think there was foul play here? >> baden: the forensic evidence released so far, including autopsy, point much more to murder and strangulation than the suicide and suicidal hanging. i hesitate to make a final opinion, until all the evidence is in. >> alfonsi: people will say, "well, you're being paid by mark epstein. so of course you're going to say that something suspicious is going on." >> baden: that's a reasonable thing for some people to think. but our job is to find what the truth is. just to find out whether it's a homicide or a suicide. uh, we're, still haven't gotten >> alfonsi: guards found epste"" at approximately 6:33 a.m." and sources say one of them could be overheard saying, "breathe, epstein, breathe." dr. baden believes, based on the autopsy, that epstein died arou

virgin islands just months before epstein's death by suicide last year. her office is now suing epstein's estate. >>> why pursue these sort of charges now? >> well, all i'll have to say is why not now? i cannot speak for what happened in the past at all. what i do know is that because of epstein's wealth and power, he was able to conceal a lot of this. >> reporter: epstein acquired little saint james in 1998 and nearby great saint james 18 years later. the lawsuit seeks to confiscate epstein's property including the islands valued at $86 million. the convicted pedophile registered as a sex offender in the virgin islands in 2010 after serving time in florida for procuring an under age girl for prostitution. but george says monitoring epstein on his island came with unique challenges for authorities checking up on him. >> they were stopped at the dock and they were told, no, this is as far as you can go because this is my private property and i will not allow you to go in any further. >> reporter: court documents allege epstein flew into the airport, the on

and the young women mason and other islander said epstein often had in tow since i was a. bit is the people have friended the locals are friendly we don't really have. it was really something we don't agree on. that's something nobody should agree on so you dissolve all the time he should get it could end up being the rest of his life in prison if convicted at sea now also faces an allegation of raping a 15 year old girl in 2002 yet another accusation involving the powerful man wealthy enough to buy 2 islands in a sunny paradise with a dark and disturbing story for our t.v. john hardy. 2019 was definitely the season of the protester or watchers from the yellow vests in paris to the thousands upon thousands in the streets of hong kong protesters rose up in all corners of the world and whether you thought those causes were drug store thought they were nothing more than a manufactured political pawn as the protesters marched forward here we present to you our coverage of 2 such protests the 1st as our tea correspondents are among those the oca's on the ground reporting in hon

about the apprehension the controversial demise of billionaire pedophile and sex trafficker geoffrey epstein the political elites man with the little black book the man who owned an island built on sin with a trail of brands and accomplices that includes 2 presidents and a prince. 2001 teen also brought us real time looks at how the united states flexes its foreign policy in latin america through manipulated headlines jack ryan t.v. shows and brilliantly covert regime change operations that are no longer curve or covert and not really brilliant. it's all that and a whole lot more as we take a few moments to reflect on the year that was watching the hawks in 2019. like that i got. sick. welcome everybody to watching the. i robot tour and today we will look back on the year that was we will start that look back with the extinction rebellion in our interview with giovanni to marcus a young man with such dedication to save our future that he led not one but 2 hunger strikes this year with the 2nd including hundreds upon hundreds of people in $27.00 countries spending 6 continents all to protest

. >>> and there is new reporting tonight about jeffrey epstein's first suicide attempt in jail. federal prosecutors in an unrelated case now say jail officials inadvertently deleted survllance video from the night of epstein's first suicide attempt in july. when epstein died in that second apparent suicide attempt the next month, the camera outside his cell did not work. and tonight here, we hear from the first alleged victim known to have reported jeffrey epstein to law enforcement 24 years ago. here's abc's chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas tonight. >> i'm painting these beautiful survivors, these women. >> reporter: maria farmer met jeffrey epstein and british socialite ghislaine maxwell in the mid-1990s, when epstein asked the 25-year-old art student to work for him. >> maria farmer, in a lawsuit, alleges while she was working the front door at epstein's townhouse, she started seeing things that concerned her involving epstein and ghislaine maxwell. >> ghislaine maxwell would go out on these drives to procure models. she would say, these are the nubiles. i need

how did jeffrey epstein make all his money?investments for people and indicated he could pay them a lot of taxes. >> he says listen, i can save you a boatload of money on tax taxes, give me a flat fee and that's how he gets it. give me some of the action. we think. so it obviously has a lot of money. he's in and around palm beach and he has a strategy for recruiting young girls from high school in the area. very manipulative strategy. he got one girl to recruit another girl. they would get paid cash. >> the amazing thing is that there are literally hundreds of underaged girls, certainly over 100 that were recruited. some kids would recruit other kids from high school or junior high school. >> so the police, the local guys had this locked down. they had interviews, testimony, heart results evidence. they got stifled when they go to the states attorney. the states attorney is in think is hearsay. >> i think is accommodation. when he brought in this team, they got frightened that they could lose the case. i think what they said wa

and this years long investigation airs tonight, "truth and lies: jeffrey epstein." 9:00 p.m. right here on abc. tom, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the alarming new headline on the flu. the numbers just in. >>> also ahead, the teacher arrested. video shows him physically removing a 14-year-old student from class. and what set off this moment. >>> the alleged police imposter under arrest tonight, picking over a mother and her son and what that son did that heed catch him. >>> and tonight, we remember the talented screen writer and actor, his work from "the graduate" to classic moments from "saturday night live." a lot more news ahead. i'll be right back. saturpain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. and now for their service to the community, we present limu emu & doug with this key to the city. [ applause ] it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. and now we need to get

we flew into st thomas like jeffrey epstein had for many years only we were in a small commercial plane and abstain would arrive in his private jet after a night on st thomas we woke up early the next morning and chartered a boat to take us to epstein's little st james and great st james islands of the southeastern coast of st thomas. the trip across the turquoise water from the marina didn't take long only about 15 minutes and then there they were in a tory of silence in a tropical paradise with a sordid story the building on top of the island there that's abstains main residence there's a stone wall there's a lawn there's a couple of other buildings here and we're not sure what they are maybe their guest quarters maybe employee quarters we're not exactly sure frances seeing palm trees lining the island every single palm tree was imported we're told at a cost of $20000.00 each on the opposite end of the $72.00 acre island from epstein's mansion is the temple looking structure that once had a golden dome ripped off during her. kane erm according to the locals we talked to many were relu

because he was learning from jeffrey epstein. he used to have all these conferences that nancy people went to. hindsight is not 2020. it can really skew what you see hindsight. you see things in light of what happened and people say how could you not have known or didn't know? one day, i was talking to jeffrey epstein, he was out of conference at harvard and he said, what are you doing for christmas? i said my granddaughter has a soccer tournament. where? i said in so-and-so place and they said it's near palm beach. my house will be empty during christmas. i will be on my island, why don't you use the house? so i brought my wife, my daughter, my daughter-in-law, granddaughter and grandson, my son. we all spent four or five days in epstein's house. if there had been a single inappropriate picture, i would have been out of there so fast. if i would have known anything about that house, it's the last place i ever would have gone but nobody suspected anything. he kept his private life completely compartmentalized. the friendship i ha

because he was learning from jeffrey epstein. epstein used up all these conferences and all the big events that fancy people went to. nobody suspected anything at this time but hindsight is not 2020. hindsight really, can really skew what you see. heinz site i second the 400800 because you can see thinks the light of what happened. people say how could you not have known? we did know. here's the desperate i had no idea. one day i was talking to jeffrey epstein before anything happened before in anything, at a conference at harvard at a seminar. he said what he doing for christmas? i said my granddaughter who went -- has a soccer tournament. where? i said in so it's a place. that's right near palm beach. my house will be empty during christmas. i will be on my island. why don't you use the house instead of going to a hotel? i said great. i brought my wife, my daughter, my daughter-in-law, my granddaughter, my grandson, my son. we all spent for five days in his house. if there'd been a single inappropriate picture, i would bent out

even though jeffrey epstein did take his life, last summer, t investigation into jeffrey epstein and allegations of sex trafficking continued. it's been an invtigation that has obviously attracted a good deal of attention here and a good deal ofdl hes. it's being conducted by the most aggressive prosecution outfit in the united states ori a. it's the southern district of new york. manhattan, famed for their aggressiveness and for pursuing high-profile cases. and it's them that want to talk to prince andrew in connection with their ongoing criminal inveigation. >> so from new york and washington, d.c. next we turne to china -- we turn to china, because the coronavirus death toll is above thousands of others are affected. this is a hospital in wuhan,te comp overwhelmed as it suffers from dwindling supplies and rising patient numbers. this is a different scene. the center of wuhan, home to 11 as you can see, it's largely deserted now. people are being told they cavat the city. they're being advised to stay indos and everyone else in china b isng told stay away. next, these are pictures

a photograph shows bill clinton on epstein's plane and with epstein's alleged madame.s with gillian maxwell. she also attended chelsea clinton's wedding. here is clinton with epstein's former masseuse who accused epstein of relationshipping her. here with reaction. the host of crime stories with nancy grace coming soon to foxnation. we are not convicting the former president right now. we are just saying that more and more is coming out about his relationship, whether it's the discrepancy or the flight he took or the abc amy ro robach allegation. >> are you talking about clinton or epstein? i have problems with both. >> most favorable to children into the's bad p.r. to be on a plane, lolita express with. gillianwithjill maxwell. and kevin spacey was also on that plane to africa for the clinton foundation. is it a horrible p.r. nightmare? yes, it is. as far as i know clinton is not connected with a dead body yet. jesse: one of the pictures we showed you was bill clinton posing with a very young masseuse. one of the ways they would get these girls is promising them cash

mitch epstein was one of the 1st photographers to work in color. he captured the leisure activities of americans in the late 1970 s. a time when the country's carefree abandon had given way to a vague sense of anxiety. within the american landscape there was a there was a room for that for that freedom. of the pursuit of pleasure if you well you can't have that freedom when you're under the scrutiny of surveillance. and you're expending so much energy to secure your borders. the american dream over in 2004 epstein the son of a jewish furniture store owner documented the demise of his father's business. a family's religion depicted as a parable of the structural transformation taking place in america's cities. a year later came hurricane katrina epstein captured the ecological disaster in all its apocalyptic beauty. ever since white european settlers arrived a deep seated belief in a fundamental right to conquer land and exploit natural resources has been firmly anchored in the american psyche that has had fatal consequences for the environment for

they were sort of america whose country is it epstein poses that question both in concrete terms and symbolically and he documents protests on native american reservations. an upside down u.s. flag as a symbol of resistance of preserving living space and civil rights and his photos show that in this deeply divided country the future itself is at stake. rich epstein sunshine hotel is not an easy book it's the disturbingly beguiling legacy of a great artist who unabashedly takes sides. very moving stuff indeed all without our time is up and don't forget about our website if you need to check in between programs and until the music and all the best from us here and by. biko africa. drought and southern africa. millions of people are facing starvation keep countless mining to a so called day 0 we do believe that it is necessary and critical for the city jagger's abides move to spot is the missile to the south african system eco africa. 30 minutes on g.w. . or more. real watching of all that took train all in the water the food has stopped the poor in poor countries started railing educat

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epstein's former masseuse. he was accused epstein of raping her.eaction for the host a stories with nipsey grace coming up tune to phone station. and state financing will convicting the former president right now. we're just staying, that more and more is coming out about his relationship whether it is discrepancy over the flights took whether it is the abc, allegation now new new photos are emerging. what kind of pattern are using here printed >> docking both clinton printed rf scene. a god problems with growth. looking at it in the live, most fair vulnerable to clinton, which is bad pr to be in a plane on epstein's plane, well expressed will dealing with him in my mind is something more than high-class pimp. and not only a believe kevin spacey, was also on the plane in 2002 on humanitarian trip to africa with clinton foundation. is that clinton did anything wrong, no doesn't pretty is he horrible pr nightmare print it is. i'm more concerned about epstein by naphtha as far as no, it is have dead body. >> we should your picture bill clinton posing.

epstein's crimes? >> i cannot comment on that. but what i do know is once we got here, this new administration, we will not turn a blind eye. we will enforce it. >> reporter: well, according to local government officials here, jeffrey epstein made the u.s. virgin island his permanent residency in 2010. >>> when pope benedict resigned his papacy and was replaced by pope francis, benedict became pope emeritus and was supposed to stay, quote, hidden from the world that didn't last long. benedict is a new author of a new book defending celibacy within the priesthood ahead reports the pope is considering some priests to wed. >> here you have the issue of celibacy, which of course is central to the priesthood, and you have two popes often seen on different sides of the spectrum. one more conservative, one more liberal, and of course there is only one church. >> to experience the moment with you. >> reporter: in the hollywood version, "the two popes" find common ground. >> if i was pope, i would be in here every day. >> reporter: the rea

in his most recent book american photographer mitch epstein gathers 5 decades worth of pictures that explore the pathologies and the promise of his homeland. and these might look tasty but you'd end up with a mouthful of fluff because they're the work of british artist keith jenkins who feasts instead of fashion. well to see his movies is to be transported into a dreamscape to be surrounded by ideals of beauty only to realize one is hopelessly caught up in that vortex of observe chaos that is in fact every day life italian director. dreams the big dreams with films like. and 8 and a half widely recognized as one of the greatest filmmakers of all time you would have been 100 years old on monday to take a moment to remember him. maybe it'll go to. his films were deeply personal visually stunning and as bizarre as life itself that illegal fellini would have turned 100 this year if you have had more influence over the art of cinema around the world organizations like the british film institute are celebrating 2020 as the year of fellini. when i'm not making movies fellini said i feel i'm

at that time epstein was convicted asa at that time epstein was convicted as a sex offender.and disappointed that prince andrew wasn't cooperating with the fbi enquiry. thank you very much indeed for that, andy. here on breakfast in the next few minutes we will speak toa the next few minutes we will speak to a retired fbi agent about what the kind of procedure is next and also to kate williams, a royal historian and commentator as well. let's bring you some of the day's other news was that boris johnson some of the day's other news was that borisjohnson will chair a meeting of intelligence chiefs and ministers on whether or not huawei will be afforded a role to build the id network here in the uk. americans say allowing them to with jeopardise the relationship between the us and uk. this morning ministers and intelligence chiefs will gather for one of the most contentious and significant decisions the national security council has had to take: whether to let the chinese company huawei play a role in building the uk's new 5g telecoms network. here in the uk, providers, consume

>> the actual victims of jeffrey epstein deserve the myriad of victims of jeffrey epstein. glad his death is being investigated. there are too many anomalies surrounded by his incarceration and his death to be ignored. the survivors deserve answers to what happened to this monster for us to never get to take his freedom away as he took ours. she said that on twitter. again, we are still watching. according to julie craig brown, the reported out of the "miami herald," epstein would've never been indicted if not for reporting on the victims. since march of last year. there are a lot of other people that they ought to look into. former model management guy? i could go down the list. >> don't go too far down, okay? >> if you look at the 60 minutes segment segment, new photographs revealed, who has the motivation to move the story forward and prove that he didn't kill himself? >> people who want money for his estate right now are in line to collect some of that money because he killed himself. they wouldn't be if, in fact, someone killed him to prevent it. they are all these con

>> jeffrey epstein. >> reporter: epstein was a registered sex offender in the virgin islands since 2010fter spending 13 months in jail for soliciting sex from an underage girl. a sentence critics say was too lenient. his death in prison ended the possibility of a sex trafficking trial. and this new lawsuit is seeking hundreds of millions of dollars from epstein's estate in the virgin islands which the lawsuit values at $86 million. >>> prince harry and duchess meghan may be ready to step back from the royal family, but not everyone is happy with their plan to live in canada part time. canada's biggest newspaper has published a scathing editorial saying it would be unconstitutional for the royal couple to move there. "the globe and mail" wrote princes are not shipped over when no useful duties can be found for them on the other side of the atlantic. canada is not a halfway house for anyone looking to get out of britain while remaining a royal. the paper claims harry and meghan's plan to move would violate laws that keep canada which used to be ruled by britain serate from the monarchy. >

jeffrey epstein and or anyone. in mr epstein circle he needs to provide relevant information. most people if they know that a crime has been committed. or most likely was committed and they have relevant information. as i've said whether they're prince or a proper they should provide it however legal experts say prince answer does not have to speak to investigators because he has no legal duty to do so and multitool surprise that prince andrew has not apparently come cooperated with the epstein inquiry. prince andrew will have been told by his lawyers it may appear morally indefensible but in truth any competent lawyer is going to tell him whether he was witness or indeed a defendant that he has no will begin to give evidence if he doesn't wish to and he has a right to silence so do not cooperating is very much an option for him and indeed if it wasn't tempted to make him cooperate he's entitled to state immunity because he's a prince of this country up. warning to legal experts u.s. prosecutors will not be able to extradite prince andrew to the u.s. and he is entitled to stat

people we spoke to here say jeffrey epstein rarely left his private island. crimes on little st. james did, along with rumors about the 13-month sentence epstein received over a decade ago for procuring an underaged girl in florida for sex. charter captain jim querrey. what was the talk about little st. james island? >> the talk was that he had gotten some crazy sweetheart deal. we were always told it was a super short sentence and maybe some time of house arrest. i never knew if that was true on the island, but it was basically little to no penalty. >> reporter: to get to little st. james, epstein flew into nearby st. thomas where he also had steaks and several businesses. iberian air owns the two helicopters epstein allegedly used to transport young women and underaged girls between st. thomas and little st. james. bernice george says the web of companies made it difficult to monitor the convicted sex offender. was this done to conceal his identity? >> we believe it is, and we allege that it was. >> reporter: epstein's alleged business ventures included a c

bryan llenas has details tonight from new york. >> the conduct of jeffrey epstein and his associatescked the conscience. to speak of the newly filed civil lawsuit against jeffrey epstein's estate reveals a stunning accusations that jeffrey epstein traffic and sexually abused girls as young as 11 and 12 years old and as recently as 2018. the suit claims epstein held victims captive on his private island, and a 15-year-old attempted to escape by swimming away, epstein and others organized a search party that located her and kept her captive by, among other things, confiscating her passport. prosecutors say he kept a computerized database of underage girls he had coerced to travel, promising modeling opportunities, but once on his island, epstein strip them of their phones, threatening violence if they did not do acts. epstein also allegedly used shell companies to discreetly buy a little island where he had his home and later, neighboring great st. james island, paying $86 million to ensure complete seclusion. the only way to his home was by private or helicopter from nearby st. thomas

. >>> the new allegations against jeffrey epstein. what prosecutors say went on on his private island after he became a convicted sex offender a sex trafficking ring with girls as young as 12 the new lawsuit. >>> also breaking, the deadly crash, a van carrying the holy cross women's rowing team colliding with a pickup the star athlete killed a day after celebrating her 20th birthday. >>> parents and officials demanding answers after that delta plane dumped jet fuel on a playground dozens of children injured. you'll hear the pilot's emergency call. what they didn't tell the tower. >>> shock waves from the cheating scandal rocking major league baseball. the manager of the boston red sox out of a job is another high-profile manager next to fall >>> the winter storm on the move from coast-to-coast. al roker timing it out. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening tonight, for only the third time in our history the stage is set for the impeachment trial of an american president a constitutional process tha

epstein's private jet, known as the lolita express.showitz has been accused of sexual assault by two of epstein's alleged victims, saying they were directed to have sex with dershowitz. dershowitz denies both claims, countersued one accuser for deaf nation. and as for kenneth starr he was removed as president of baylor university in 2016 after a scathing report found that on his watch baylor effectively ignored accusation of sexual assault against a university's football players. these with the people, the president of the united states, has chosen to represent him, to defend him, to appear before the nation in the high stakes, high visibility impeachment trial he now faces in the senate. i say you can judge a person by the company they keep. in that case donald trump is continuing to make clear exactly what kind of person he is. because when you're with fidelity, a partner who makes sure every step is clear, there's nothing to stop you from moving forward. hey frank, our worker's comp insurance is expiring, should we just renew it? ye

some of the book bill clinton flew epstein's paint 27 times. did they go from, where they go to, what did they do when they got there? presumably prints and trip visiting the mansion in new york. presumably there are a lot of very powerful people who had reason to be relieved that jeffrey epstein is dead and can't give testimony, can't give graphic accounts, presumably, of what happened on the lolita express or on the orgy island. if you have the suspicion that something happen. let me just say parenthetically that i worked with dr. baden ever since the warrenh commission, or the house select selection committee over the assassination of jfk. his highly skilled. although in this case he is working for epstein's brother. what i think happened. i mean, in my opinion when you have people like the attorney general of the ouunited states, william barr, when a he says that he has reviewed the video and he is convinced that nothing untoward happened, that it was a classic suicide with, you know, a cascade of errors, including the negligence and the fr

epstein allegedly used llcs commercial companies to buy little st. and enabling green st. james items -- island, ensuring complete seclusion. the only way to his home was by private boat or helicopter from nearby st. thomas. >> the government of the virgin islands seeks to extinguish any and all financial and other benefits that flowed epstein and his associates. >> this is doctor michael botts, hard by epstein as brother mark continues to make the case that epstein was murdered and did not kill himself. >> emerges in the eyes that are common in homicidal strangulation and uncommon in suicidal thinking, and there were lots of these small hemorrhages. >> prosecutors in the virgin islands claim epstein illegally transferred millions of dollars into a trust days before his death in an attempt to shield his $570 million estate from accusers. >> thank you. how chief justice john roberts is feeling about overseeing the impeachment trial is next with first the real news roundup. former cia director and msnbc contributor john brennan tweeting a correction fo

prosecutors say presenter has yet to exi in the sexual jtrafficking inquiry intoeffrey epstein. >>, by0ey're expected to be tenderly and people on the planet. how to feed everyone is a profound question or it from water to waste, diets to technology, how will innovation and modern agriculture the delay -- lead the way? >> the new decade has only just begun, but already the u.k. is moving to one of the most significant events in u.s. history. the u.k. exit from the european n, bbc world news will b brought -- broadcasting from all around the country. ♪ >> the world's biggest economy. the world's most populous country. athe world's moanced military. army, twoal superpowersdding into a tug-of-war. u.s.-chinas. riv >> looking through the glass ceiling, they are not usually on public display. >> the dangero. is a >> if you are caught doing anything races, you should be banned for lif >> when big-name talks, they talk to the bbc. >> a prosecutor in the united states says prince andre has provided zero cooperation into inquiry of sex trafficking aims in connection to jeffrey epstein. he said

this madness. >> reporter: nicholas was epstein's cell mate for the weeks between epstein's july arrest suicide attempt. bruce barket is his attorney. >> it's the worst facility jail or prison that i've been to in 35 years of practicing law. >> reporter: the missing jail cell video could reignite speculation of a cover-up as the detention facility continues to be under fire for multiple failures before epstein died in custody. >> when you got videotape disappearing, cameras not working, guards allegedly not being where they are supposed to be, it's no wonder that jeffrey epstein is dead. >> these things can happen, right? >> these things can happen. but they all shouldn't happen in one place. >> good morning. these things can happen but all of them happening? what did the jail have to say about this lost video? >> reporter: well, tony, they've had nothing to say so far to us. the mcc through the bureau of prisons declined to comment citing the ongoing investigation into jeffrey epstein death. which comes as no surprise. they remained silent on all things epstein throughout the course of

presumably, bill clinton the flu epstein's plain 47 times.rince andrew visiting the mansion in new york. there are a lot of very powerful people who had reasons to be relieved that jeffrey epstein is dead and can't give testimony, can't give graphic accounts, presumably of what happened on the lolita express or on orgy island. you have the suspicions -- let me say parenthetically, i've worked with dr. baden everson's the warren commission select committee of the assassination of jfk pit he's highly skilled but in this case he's working for epstein's brother. what i think happened, in my opinion, when you have people like the attorney general of united states william barr, a person i trust, when he says he's reviewed the video and he's convinced that nothing untoward to happen, that it was a classic suicide with a cascade of errors including the negligence and the fraudulent behavior of the guards who were on duty and supposed to check him every half hour and didn't check them from anywhere between eight or 11 hours? what would've happened if

in august, epstein was found dead in his jail cell.rk city medical office ruled it a suicide by hanging and stands by that. according to reports. dr. michael baden, forensic, coroner says he sees things differently. >> the forensic evidence released so far including autopsy toy much more to murder and strangulation than the suicide and suicidal hanging. >> dr. boden points to unusual fractures he saw in epstein's neck. he says he's never seen fractures like that in a suicide hanging. coming up. more on the "60 minutes" investigation. we will talk with dr. michael boden. >>> cbs reports thousands of people marched across the brooklyn bridge in an anti-hate rally. in support of the jewish community. the march took place in the wake of what police say were 14 reported anti-semitic attacks in the city in the last two weeks. new york governor andrew cuomo says he plans to propose a new state law labeling hate crime as domestic terrorism. >> the government must do more than just offer thoughts and prayers. the government must act. this is il

i am glad women who say they were the victims of jeffrey epstein.and embarrass prince andrew who made one statement and then behind closed doors is doing something very different. the five victims who i represent are outraged and disappointed at prince andrew's behaviour. virginia roberts claims that she was forced to have sex with prince andrew by epstein and his associates. andrew completely denies any sexual encounter with her. he knows what happened. i know what happened and there is only one of us telling the truth. in a now infamous interview last november, prince andrew said he was willing to talk to american investigators with some conditions. if push came to shove and the legal advice was to do so then i would be duty—bound to do so. ina then i would be duty—bound to do so. in a statement a few days later when he stepped down from royal duties, his commitment was even clearer. he said of course i am willing to help any appropriate law enforcement agency with their investigations, if required. american prosecutors say have many questions to

of epstein's neck.ows marks left on the back of his neck. a renowned pathologist, hired by epstein's brother, says evidence points more to murder than suicide. the doctor says the neck wounds do not match the kind that could be left by two bedsheet nooses found inside the cell. >> no transfer of blood on the ligature on the neck. it doesn't match the ligature marks on the neck. it is too wide, too smooth. >> "cbs news" reports one of the cameras pointing towards epstein's jail cell door was not working that night. attorney general william barr said he personally viewed surveillance video and no one entered the area where epstein was kept. she added. >> shannon: bryan llenas in new york. thank you. comedian ricky jury vase takes aim at hollywood for being phony and political. progressives don't love it. what does brit hume think? he will tell us next. an american family returning from the u.s. from vacation in mexico attacked by armed gunmen. 13-year-old boy was killed, three wounded. the family was driv

the victims of epstein and his friends he set up with young girls.o come out, and his death makes it even more mysterious and raises more questions. conservative lawyer george conway is out with a new op-ed in the "washington post" entitled "why trump had to hire this legal odd couple." writes in part this -- president trump whose businesses and now campaign have left a long trail of unpaid bills behind them has never discriminated when it comes to stiffing people who work for him. that includes lawyers, which is part of the reason he found the need to make some curious last-minute tweaks to his team announcing the addition of the legal odd couple of alan dershowitz and kenneth w. starr. dershowitz may be a genius in some ways, but he is not necessarily the advocate you want on your side. judges have told me they find him condescending in manner and tone, not the approach you warrant before a court consisting of 100 u.s. senators and then there's starr. his investigation led to impeach innocent of bill clinton. adding to your legal team on the eve of

> epstein acquired little st. nearby great st. james eight years later. the convicted pedestrian file registered as a sex offender in the virgin islands in 2010 after serving time in florida for procuring an under age girl for prostitution, but george says monitoring epstein on his island came with unique challenges for authorities checking up on him. >> they were stopped at the dock and they were told that, no, this is as far as you can go because this is my private property. i will not allow you to go in any further. >> court documents allege epstein flew into sara lee king airport, the only airport on st. thomas. >> the area that the jets fly in, separate and apart. that helps with the concealment. >> from there, epstein shuttled underage e age girls to the island using two helicopters. personnel reported seeing epstein with girls who appeared to be as young as 11. epstein controlled all communication and transportation on little st. james and that his alleged victims were essentially trapped. >> remember, he o

but once on his island, epstein stripped them of the phones, threatening violence if they did not does island where he had his home and great james island paying $20 million to ensure its occlusion. the way to his home was by private boat or helicopter by nearby st. thomas. >> the government of the virgin islands seeks to extinguish and recoup any financial and other benefits that flow to epstein and his associates. >> this as a noun pathologist michael baden hired by epstein's brother mark continues to make the case that epstein was murdered and did not kill himself. >> the hemorrhages in the eyes that are common in homicidal strangulation and uncommon in suicidal hanging, and with jeffrey epstein, there were lots of these small hemorrhages. >> prosecutors in the virgin islands claim that epstein illegally transferred millions of dollars into a trust days before his death in an attempt to shield his $577 million estate from accusers. shannon? >> shannon: bryan llenas with details, thank you. so, while chief justice john roberts feeling about overseeing the senate impeachment trial i

. >>> in the aftermath of his death, a lawsuit claims jeffrey epstein ran an underage sex ring at his private island for years before he became a convicted sex offender here is stephanie gosk. >> reporter: tonight, new allegations that jeffrey epstein abused girls on his private island in the caribbean. some as recently as 2018 in a sex trafficking ring that went on longer and involved more girls than anyone realized according to authorities. >> jeffrey epstein carried out an expansive scheme of human trafficking and sexual abuse of young women and underaged girls right here in the virgin islands. >> reporter: the attorney general in the virgin islands filing a civil suit against epstein's estate accusing the financier of bringing minors as young as 12 to his secluded compound described as the perfect hideaway for trafficking young women and underaged girls. excuse me. we got a closeup view of his island during a visit last summer flight logs and other sources accomplish until 2019 epstein brought underaged girls using his own private planes and helicopters. while there they were subj