friends spent time with him and his collection of girls on the island including prince andrew who frey says she spent 2 days alone with at epstein's new mexico ranch saying quote my job was to entertain him endlessly whether that meant taking him horseback riding or giving him sexual massages andrew has denied any wrongdoing the documents also included e-mails between epstein and maxwell in january 2015 contradicting maxwells claims she hadn't had contact with epstein in a decade with epstein writing to maxwell and one that she had quote done nothing wrong urging her to start acting like it go outside head high not as an escaping convict but maxwell remains locked up an 8 by 10 foot jail cell under 24 hour supervision at the maximum security metropolitan detention center in brooklyn she was denied bail and roll remained there through her trial next year while so much about maxwell and epstein's life has already been made public maxwell did win one small victory though with the judge agreeing for now anyway to keep details about her sex life unsealed though so much is already known and

seedy and sordid story with goo frey described me a constant rotation of young women and girls coming through abstains various properties including his infamous pedophile island there too for a describes a collection of young european looking models who she says ride a russian or checklist of hockey and judging by their language and flown in by epstein having sex with maxwell by the pool side and under beach ca ban is on his private beach to fray also claims some of epstein's rich and powerful friends spent time with him and his collection of girls on the island including prince andrew who frey says she spent 2 days alone with at epstein's new mexico ranch saying quote my job was to entertain and lessly whether that meant taking him horseback riding or giving him sexual massages andrew has denied any wrongdoing the documents also included e-mails between epstein and maxwell in january 2015 contradicting maxwell's claims she hadn't had contact with epstein in a decade with epstein writing to maxwell and one that she had quote done nothing wrong urging her to start acting like it go out

it all began when a teenager named sarah frey took over her parents' failing farm and built it into ary in the book "the growing season: how i built a new life and saved an american farm," which was published just this week. >> life on the hill in southern illinois was very -- it was very isolated. at times it was harsh, it was brutal at times. >> sarah frey didn't exactly have a typical childhood. growing up on a family farm with her parents and four older brothers in southern illinois. >> we spent a lot of time hunting for our food, harvesting the food that we consumed. i remember the first time i this on the wall, i thought this magic box, why am i cutting wood to heat our home. i knew it was unusual, but i enjoyed the work, i enjoyed the family bonds. i was very, very close with my brothers growing up. and all of the bad was canceled out by the good and the love and the support that i felt with them. >> it is those same memories, good and bad, that frey shares in her new book "the growing season." parts of her story, like her first hunting excursion with her father and brothers, w

frey was reduced to a trembling stalk of numbness. now, i would like -- i'm only going on about this to give you only advice. if you ever have a situation where you're being attacked and the odds are all against you, particularly if you're being attacked by someone as important as oprah winfrey, here is what you have to do, immediately attack. [laughter] >> he should have said, oprah, i do not believe what i'm hearing after your support for me twice and the same program and throughout the public media. for you then to buckle under to public opinion and make -- turn yourself into disforming, i do not believe what is happening. it would have been great. [laughter] >> it would have been great. but those things are easier afterwards to think of, but always, remember, if they got you dead, attack. [laughter] >> can i ask a second question? >> yeah. >> okay, i haven't read any of your work to tell you the truth. [laughter] >> think of the hours and hours of pleasure you have ahead of yourself. [laughter] >> so i don't know much about your w

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the the book is your own personal example to clear your name after the accusations by virginia grew frey why do you believe that the media has not heeded your calls to investigate the woman who's made the allegations against you. well she's not only male geisha against me she's made allegations skitt senator george mitchell lesley wexner bill richardson and you name it there she went through jeffrey upset rolodex found things people and decided to accuse them she try to deep 6 e-mails between her and another journalist in which the other journalist said put dershowitz in your book we know there's no proof that he did anything wrong but he's a famous person if you put him in your book then it will be good for your book pitch and it'll help you get a contract so then she puts me in the book as somebody she did not have sex with i provided those e-mails and that manuscript to so many in the media i presented him to. the miami herald julie brown i presented it to netflix i presented it to many many other media nobody is prepared to publish this material i have a tip recording of her own lawy

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among those opposing the move is mayor jacob frey. he says the council hasn't presented any alternative plan. >> we have all this anger and frustration, and sadness, all of this energy and it's our obligation to channel that energy and harss it towards something that is specific and productive, not vague and ambiguous . >> reporter: amid the debate has seen both a spike in violent crime and a record number of complaints against the department since the city erupted in protests after floyd's killing. protests that resulted in a police precinct being burned, r officers were ordered to evacuate. >> ourorale has never been lower. they're scaredo death to answer calls in case something turns violent, because they're actively trying to send us to prison. >> reporter: sergeant walker, who worked at the precinct, told a minnesota 0 nate committee that as many as ficers, about a quarter of the entire force, may soon depart. mber have filed disabili claims. >> i've never been more broken as a police officer than i was to watch our leaders give

>>minneapolis mayor jacob frey says he is looking forward to working with the police chief. the city council and the community to transform the culture of policing in the months ahead. the city's police union says it's grateful. the commission is thinking this through and not acting on emotions. still ahead tonight, millions of americans still do not know where their next paycheck is coming from and stimulus talks in ladies... check it out. so strong. so... not ripped. what're we talkin about... that's the hefty ultra strong bag hefty! hefty! hefty! (whispers) gimme. (confused) give me the bag? get hefty ultra strong at a low price pandemic continuing to cause a ripple effect on the economy grim numbers released by the department of labor show one 0.2 million americans filed for unemployment last week. first time jobless claims hit there. hi of 6.9 million in the final week of march, they have dropped over the next 4 months but started going up again around mid july. the american labor market has been slammed by the coronavirus with millions of workers displaced. congress st

make some action happen, and they did right we put we put the pressure on and they did mayor jacob frey called for the officers involved to be fired. but then walked back that statement we have a process that we're required to to go through. >>la marque bomb shaq was placed on leave after the incident for decorating the tree and eventually fired the following fall now 2 years later when they think nobody's paying attention just welcome races back in for the institution to come patrol our streets again that's just not ok state lawmakers passed police reforms at the george floyd was killed reforms many believe or water down there needs to be much more diversity. >>amongst most of them are white they don't have a connection to the african-american community are other communities of color and they are not looking through a racial justice lands when deciding these cases the community says it supports chief medaria arradondo one believe his efforts to clean up the department are being undermined by an arbitration system that works for officers and not residents. he is fired many officers and

. >> overnight joe biden and kamala harris making the campaign's first joint frey fundraising appearance, following their official debut earlier as the 2020 democratic presidential ticket. >> your next vice president of the united states, kamala harris. kamala. >> twaul a rollout unlike any other, address a small group of reporters and campaign staff at a school in delaware while remaining socially distance. biden praising harris as an ideal governoring partner calling her smart, tough, experienced. >> she knows how to make the hard calls. she's ready to do this job on day one. >> they also underscored the moment with harris becoming first black woman to join a major party ticket. >> all across the nation little girls woke up, especially little black and brown girls, who so often feel overlooked and undervalued in their communities, but today -- today just maybe they are seeing themselves for the first time in a new way. >> joe, i'm so proud to stand with you, and i do so mindful of all the heroic and ambitious women before me. >> with the covid shottened campaign now in full swing, the

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there's guys this and more i'm joined by my guest david frei. in montreal he's a practicing attorney and you tube and in washington we prosecute like rico's risk he is an adjunct professor of legislative politics at the george washington university and the health care law originally cost up close and i think that means you can jump any time you want but i also appreciate it ok let's go to david 1st in montreal very broadly speaking you know we've been seeing a lot of deep plot forming the monetization so the platforming all kinds of things going on and we can talk about some of the specifics but is this a cultural revolution that we have a cause a cultural revolution or had it i don't know that it's a cultural revolution is a is a loaded term it's a big term i hear people using it i hear people comparing this to the french revolution so the fall of rome a lot of sort of i won't say exaggerated talk a lot of lofty talk whether or not it's that serious there's definitely a pendulum swing and it's definitely swinging very far to whichever side just

unskilled documents date back to 2015 civil lawsuit against ghislaine maxwell five virginia roberts to freiho accuses maxwell and jeffrey epstein of recruiting and sexually abusing her. and the documents and email exchange between maxwell appears to contradict maxwell's recent claims that she had not been in touch with epstein for more than a decade. the 2015 email, epstein to coach maxwell how to deny allegations of wrongdoing. maxwell writes to abstain "i would appreciate if shelley would come out and say she was your girlfriend pure to think she was from 1099 to 2002. okay with me, you have done nothing wrong and i would urge you to start acting like it, go outside head high not as an escaping convict, go to parties, deal with it. in a 2016 deposition, she says maxwell took part in continuous with girls as young as 15 on epstein's private caribbean island. and also claims maxwell and epstein had influential people like prince andrew and alan dershowitz. she does not accuse president clinton, she says she witnessed clinton on the island with maxwell and two young girls from new york "i re

unskilled documents date back to 2015 civil lawsuit against ghislaine maxwell five virginia roberts to freiho accuses maxwell and jeffrey epstein of recruiting and sexually abusing her. and the documents and email exchange between maxwell appears to contradict maxwell's recent claims that she had not been in touch with epstein for more than a decade. the 2015 email, epstein to coach maxwell how to deny allegations of wrongdoing. maxwell writes to abstain "i would appreciate if shelley would come out and say she was your girlfriend pure to think she was from 1099 to 2002. okay with me, you have done nothing wrong and i would urge you to start acting like it, go outside head high not as an escaping convict, go to parties, deal with it. in a 2016 deposition, she says maxwell took part in continuous with girls as young as 15 on epstein's private caribbean island. and also claims maxwell and epstein had influential people like prince andrew and alan dershowitz. she does not accuse president clinton, she says she witnessed clinton on the island with maxwell and two young girls from new york "i re

tom wolfe: i assume you're talking about james frey. the scandal. which it has become. autobiography has been the only consistently strong arm, it never goes out of fashion. into the 16th century. the autobiography remains powerful. the memoir is usually a shorter or big part of the whole autobiography. in the most outrageous form of fiction. [laughter]. and yet some of his most powerful work was his autobiography. such as homage down in london and paris. it's like shooting an elephant. nevertheless, is extremely powerful. we tend to assume that someone is writing about his own wife, then he knows the details and everything you read is true. the antecedent of the book robinson crusoe is people in england assume was a real story of a man who was on a tropical island. it is called the first novel in english. it is believed to be the actual letters. that young woman working in the ploy of a title of an englishman was described to stay out of the clutches of her employer. and on the date the letter arrived, this was an amazing. it was cheap finally asked her to marry him in

minneapolis' mayor, jacob frey, called for a state of emergency. minnesota governor walz activated the national guard, and both of those before the president's call. certainly a much faster response than they had after the george floyd killing earlier this summer. the place i don't understand -- and that piece of tape you just ran on portland, they have now had 91 straight nights of protest. many of those nights, you really shouldn't call them protests, you should call them riots. now you finally have portland's mayor, ted wheeler, saying enough is enough. really? enough is enough after 91 nights? you think he would have gotten the message along time time ago. both in portland and in seattle, it seems like a show of force, whether it's from the national guard, from local, state authorities. they would have put an end to this a lot faster. >> melissa: yeah, marie, how do you respond to that? >> marie: melissa, we've also seen a rise in vigilante justice going after some of these protesters and rioters. in kenosha this week, tragically, we saw a 17-y

or mayor jacob frey? brought to every city and town in this nation? if left-wing democrats can't run a city, why on earth would you let them run our country? we have such incredibly run cities. such incredibly run cities. [applause] the problems we have are the radical left and now she wants $1 trillion and she's holding it up using a phony excuse of the post office because she wants a trillion dollars to go and you guys all know this -- she wants $1 trillion to go to these badly run democrat cities and states. that's what she wants and she is using the post office. we want to fix the post office to make it better. it should have been fixed 30 years ago. are the next four years, we going to implement an aggressive strategy to fight violent crime -- it has already been implemented and we will expand the surge of federal law enforcement's into crime plagued cities and we can do that at will. we just have to hear from you governor cuomo. let us know. we are ready, willing, and able. we will hire more tough violent crime prosecutors. we will hire more pol

you want the failed policies of mayor bill de blasio or mayor lori lightfoot, chicago or mayor jacob frey? brought to every city and town in this nation? if left-wing democrats can't run a city, why on earth would you let them run your country? we have such incredibly run cities, such incredibly run cities. the problems we have are the radical left, and now she wants $1 trillion and is holding it up using a phony excuse for the post office because she wants a trillion dollars to go and you guys all know this, she wants $1 trillion to go to these badly run democrat cities. and she is using the post office. we want to fix the post office and made it better. over the next four years, we are going to implement an aggressive strategy to fight violent crime. already been implemented, and we will expand the surge of federal law enforcement into crime plays cities and we can do that at will. we just have to hear from you, just let us know, we will be there. we are ready, willing, and a bowl. we will hire a more tough violent crime prosecutors. we will hire more police. we will dismantle violent l

and governor frei while. really giuliani played the dewey card.hen he was attorney general he came to speak in new york and made it clear. he had his eye on the white house, only got the back room in the white house but he has yet to go there. thomas dewey quite a character and has been an attack dog earlier on when he ran but let's talk a little bit about that. he was 30 points ahead at the beginning of the campaign. i was fascinated how fascinating i found him. i thought he would be a byproduct of the story. he's not. is a major character in the story. the way he came up in prominence was so extraordinary, from a small town, comes out of nowhere and becomes a young prosecutor in new york city and finds himself on this trail, a prosecutor, a lawyer and becomes a figure who takes down the mafia during the depression when there was a lot of mafia around it became famous as a prosecutor. how does that happen? in two movies he was portrayed by humphrey bogart on the big screen. thomas dewey could successfully prosecute god, that is how he told it. by

national attention, especially the testimony and taped phone calls from peterson's mistress, amber freyle and had lost his wife despite still being married to laci, and he claimed he was out fishing in san francisco bay when laci disappeared not far from where laci's body and unborn child were found washed ashore. he has always maintained his innocence. peterson's family says they're hopeful that the california supreme court will overturn his conviction. if not, they hope they'll consider new evidence that they say shows scott as innocent. the district attorney says for now they have no comment. t.j. >> we will be watching. diane, thank you so much. >>> coming up next here on "gma," our "play of the day." mas each person unique. that's why i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost done. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ isn't like yesterday. (grrrr...put down that rake...) (and pick up that pb and j.) daddy? silence your growl

my name is laura frey, and i'm a long time san francisco resident. i hope that you grant the appeal and do not accept this project. somebody brought this up at the committee meeting in july that this project was brought up almost exactly the same time as the accreditation process against city college. city college was focused on the accreditation thing, and it was not focused on how it would affect them and its impact on the future. for this reason alone, the peal ought to be upheld and not go through. another thing is, how the fire department approved this. this is a very dense project, and it doesn't have the infrastructure for firefighting that all the other dense areas of san francisco have, so that was another reason. and just like mr. zeltzer just reminded you, it falls to the supervisors to make the call. the planning department's agenda is a little bit more set, where the board of supervisors can really see and feel what's best for the city, what's best for future generations. please support the education of future generations. thank you. >>

my name is laura frey, and i'm a long time san francisco resident. i hope that you grant the appeal and do not accept this project. somebody brought this up at the committee meeting in july that this project was brought up almost exactly the same time as the accreditation process against city college. city college was focused on the accreditation thing, and it was not focused on how it would affect them and its impact on the future. for this reason alone, the peal ought to be upheld and not go through. another thing is, how the fire department approved this. this is a very dense project, and it doesn't have the infrastructure for firefighting that all the other dense areas of san francisco have, so that was another reason. and just like mr. zeltzer just reminded you, it falls to the supervisors to make the call. the planning department's agenda is a little bit more set, where the board of supervisors can really see and feel what's best for the city, what's best for future generations. please support the education of future generations. thank you. >>