let's turn now to ghislaine maxwell, a british socialite who's facing charges in the us of traffickingver witnessed... testimony was made in a civil definition —— a civil lawsuit. miss maxwell long fought to keep keep it secret. she has pleaded not guilty. the bbc‘s nada tawfik who's in new york has been reading through the documents. it gets testy at times in the exchanges. she really drew out and denies she had any knowledge of jeffrey epstein having any inappropriate underage relationships with underage girls. she denies that she ever hired underage girls because remember, the claim is that she was the mastermind behind jeffrey epstein‘s alleged sex trafficking ring. she also really hits back at the notion that she knew virginia roberts and recruited her at the mara lago resort, basically hiring her to use herfor massages, for powerful men and traffic across the world. that's where all the deposition comes from, a defamation suit that roberts brought up. in that, numerous names p0p up brought up. in that, numerous names pop up in the deposition. elaine maxwell makes clear that she h

ghislaine maxwell dodges many of the questions.ever witnessed any inappropriate under age activity between jeffrey epstein and anyone. she says anything she witnessed was part of working to really manage his estates and she would often hire massage therapists, gardeners, pool people to manage the estate but again she never witnessed or hired anyone that was under age. this deposition though really does go into very specific detail. again ghislaine maxwell dodging questions but we are going through this as quickly as we can to get a bigger picture of what else this may reveal. it is this document that really was the basis of the poetry claims that prosecutors put through in their criminal trial. we will let you get away and read more of that. donald trump and joe biden will share the stage tonight for the final presidential debate before election day on three november. with me is former republican strategist seth weathers — he worked on the 2016 campaign. and also i'm joined by democrat strategist maura keefe. hello to you both. tha

ghislaine maxwell says the claims are not at all possible. she denies them.rince andrew has denied all of these claims as well. jane: what happens next? >> now there is a legal fight to have more documents released. this is a case that has dated back to the 1990's. besides the civil case, there's questions about how the justice department let epstein get away with minimal charges. certainly there's going to be more public scrutiny of the other legal documents. people are looking forward to the criminal case to see how much more of this deposition will affect the charges andhat evidence prosecutors put forward to show they believe what ghislaine said was a lie and mary did the perjury charge. jane: the very latest on the ghislaine maxwell case and the new documents today. thank you for joining me. it is not every day a town launches a search operation for a dolphin. in ireland, fea are mounting for the friendly dolphin. a beloved resident of the harbor the past 37 years, he disappeared without a tre a week ago. our island correspondent has mo >> it was the lig

ghislaine maxwell's 2016 deposition now made public. more than 400 pages and what maxwell repeatedly says. >>> and news tonight about the police officers charged in the killing of george floyd. a judge dropping one charge against officer derek chauvin. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this thursday night. and tonight, the final debate. the presidential candidates facing off on the same stage for the last time, with just 12 days now until election day. at least 47 million americans have already cast their votes. that's 99% of the total early vote four years ago. and again, we have 12 days to go. the candidates with another major opportunity to make their case tonight. and after the first debate with constant interruptions and shouting, that new rule. president trump leading the white house for nashville. first lady melania trump with him. the president arriving in tennessee. the white house says he tested negative on air force one. joe biden making his way to tennessee, as well, today, saying he expects persona

deposition transcripts and other legal proceedings with ghislain maxwell must be disclosed by tomorrow morning >>> you are up to date that's the news daupdate this hour. >> thank you, sue. >>> 11 republicans attorneys generals signed on to the lawsuit against google yesterday. arkansas's ag rutledge joins us now. ag rutledge, thank you for being with us. google says this lawsuit will do nothing to help consumers to the contrary artificially prop up lower quality trace technologies what do you say to google's response to your lawsuit >> well, of course, they're going to say that and it's important that americans understand when they google something while it may seem free it is not necessarily free because you don't have a freedom of choice. the reason we joined with the justice department and the ten other states is to ensure that

the us six offender jeffrey epstein's former girlfriend, ghislaine maxwell, has said she never witnessed a 2016 deposition. the testimony was made in a now—settled civil defamation lawsuit brought by one of the late financier‘s accusers, virginia giuffre. ms maxwell had long fought to keep the testimony secret. she will go on trial in a criminal case next year and has pleaded not guilty. the bbc‘s nada tawfik, who's in new york, has been reading through the documents. a very comprehensive deposition. it gets testy at times in the exchanges. she really through out denies she had any knowledge ofjeffrey epstein having any inappropriate underage relationships with underage girls. she denies that she ever hired underage girls because remember, the claim is that she was the mastermind behind jeffrey epstein's alleged sex trafficking ring. she also really hits back at the notion that she knew virginia roberts and recruited her at the mara lago resort, her at the mar—a—lago resort, basically hiring her to use her for massages, for powerful men and traffic across the world. that's where all the

. >>> and the words of ghislaine maxwell.ew testimony is unsealed from jeffrey epstein's accused accomplice. what we're learning about her past. >> but first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> you know who i am. you know who he is. you know his character. you know my character. character of the country is on the ballot. >> you keep talking about all these things you're going to do and you're going to do this. you know, joe, i ran because of you. i ran because of barack obama. because you did a poor job. >> gayle, you called it. you said this would be a different president trump tonight. >> i think both of them can walk out tonight and say i did very well. >> this was an actual debate. >> president trump made good on his threat and posted the white house recording of the "60 minutes" interview he ended abruptly. >> that's enough. let's go. >> started packing. after the cops came, it was a mad rush. >> colorado is seeing unprecedented wildfires, burning simultaneously and threatening to merge. >> pl

allegations she and epstein trafficked underage girls. >> reporter: jeffrey epstein's associate ghislaine maxwell in her own words calling the accuser virginia a liar, an exaggerator and absolutely true terrible person. maxwell's deposition unsealed by the court today was taken in 2016 as part of a defamation lawsuit filed by virginia who said that maxwell recruited her and other underage girls to have sex with epstein. in the deposition, maxwell repeatedly denies the allegation. her anger at times bursting through. the attorney says, ms. maxwell very inappropriately and very harshly pounded our law firm table. i asked she take a department breath and calm down. the 58-year-old pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking underage girls and perjury this year and is held without bail. federal prosecutors accuse her of lying during this deposition. portions are redacted including names. one point maxwell is asked about an incident in the london townhouse. the details similar to sexual assault allegations made against prince andrew which he has repeatedly denied. when apparently asked about this photo, he

ghislaine maxwell has been accused of finding girls for him. rding to the deposition from 2016 she testified she, quote, never saw any inappropriate underage activities with epstein. maxwell is behind bars in new york charged on several counts related to the sex trafficking of minors and perjury. she pleaded not guilty. >>> in business news, the gap is set to leave a big hole in america's shopping malls. the retailer is planning to close 350 stores in the next three years. the company plans to focus on outlets and e-commerce. target will be taking reservations this holiday season to improve safety during the pandemic. customers will be able to see whether there's a line at their local store by going on target's website. you'll be able to reserve your spot and then get an email alert when it's your turn to check out. >>> crews have restored power after an outage on the las vegas strip. people were left scrambling at the paris hotel and casino for nearly three hours. it briefly trapped people in the elevators. no official word yet on what caused t

ghislaine maxwell dodges many of the questions.sts, gardeners, swimming pool people to manage the estate but again she never witnessed or hired anyone that was under age. this deposition though really does go into very specific detail. again ghislaine maxwell dodging questions but we are going through this as quickly as we can to get a bigger picture of what else this may reveal. it is this document that really was the basis of the poetry claims that prosecutors put through in theircriminal claims that prosecutors put through in their criminal trial. we will let you get away and read more of that. thank you for now. back now to coronavirus — and on the eve of tougher restrictions coming into force in greater manchester, businesses are assessing what the impact will be on them. places including betting shops, casinos and bingo halls will have to close, as will children's soft play areas. but leisure centres and gyms can stay open. 0ur health correspondent dominic hughes reports on two businesses in stockport that face very different

barry levine, author of "the spider: inside the criminal web of jeffrey epstein and ghislaine maxwellg the allegations at the heart of these cases and says epstein needed the help of someone like maxwell to earn the trust of his alleged victims. >> it really became a symbiotic coupling in the sense that they were able to present themselves, particularly to young women, and their families in the sense that they appeared as a loving, young couple. >> reporter: now, giuffre's lawyers maintain that this evidence establishes maxwell's heavy and extensive involvement in epstein's alleged sex trafficking and in the recruitment of giuffre. maxwell maintains her innocence and has pled not guilty to all charges, cecilia. >> adrienne, thank you. so many questions about this so let's bring in dan abrams for more on this. dan, good morning. i was reading the transcripts and i know you've read them too. over and over repeatedly maxwell has adamantly denied she did anything wrong. why do you think they wanted to keep this secret? >> yeah, i kept reading through waiting for the big moment and it's no

in newly released court documents ghislaine maxwell, the former girlfriend of the convicted sex offenderjeffreyinappropriate underage activities". ms maxwell made the comments in 2016, while giving evidence in a civil case that had been brought by one of his victims. mr epstein, you'll remember, killed himself in prison last year. ms maxwell's lawyers had fought to keep the papers secret, arguing they could jeopardise her right to a fair trial next year. she's pleaded not guilty to helping epstein groom his victims, as well as perjury. let's bring in the bbc‘s nada tawfik who's been following today's developments. how significant are these documents? extremely significant. 0n how significant are these documents? extremely significant. on one hand, they form the basis of the perjury charges in the criminal case, the trial, that is coming up injuly. 0n the other hand, we have heard so little from ghislaine maxwell who has been described by epstein's victim as the mastermind in the alleged six trafficking ring —— sex trafficking ring. for that to have so trafficking ring. for that to have so many

most of it anyway. >>> jeffrey epstein's associates, ghislaine maxwell in her own words calling jufryiar a fant cyst and a true ugly person her deposition was taken in 2016 as part of a defamation lawsuit bild phi jufry who says maxwell recruited her and other underaged girls to have sex with epstein. i don't havery's attorney says ms. maxwell very inappropriately and very harshly pound our law firm table i ask she take a deep breath and calm down. the 58-year-old pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking underaged girls and perjury earlier this year and is being held without bail. federal prosecutors accuse her of lying during this deposition. portions are redacted including names. at one point maxwell is asked about an incident in her london town house, allegations similar to those leveed against prince andrew maxwell says jufry is lying about the assault telling attorneys she then characterized things that took place in my bathroom in the tub itself the tub is the small for any type of activity whatsoever. last year, jufry responded to maxwell's denials. >> she doesn't want to be held

in it, ghislaine maxwell refutes the account by an accuser, that she was instructed to have sex with prince andrew while inside maxwell's town home. that accuser alleges that this all happened in 2001, while she was underage. last year prince andrew suggested in an interview with the bbc that a photo allegedly taken the night in question was doctored. maxwell is currently spending time in a brooklyn federal jail while facing charges for inciting a minor to travel to engage in illegal sex act. in a disposition -- deposition, maxwell also refused to answer any questions about, quote, consensual adult sex when it came to epstein. >>> a developing story for you this midday. santa clara county's district attorney is dismissing 14 criminal cases that were handled by san jose officers who posted racial comments on social media. a facebook group that included officers was found by a journalist in june. some of the racist posts were discovered. five officers were identified as persons posting. 14 casescomprised. all of them are misdemeanors. >>> the victim was a woman in her 20s and has been

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a closer look at ghislaine maxwell's testimony in the jeffreyase after hundreds of pages of a deposition were made public. plus, we'll hear from black male voters about where they stand on the presidential candidates. and in her only broadcast interview, we'll speak with grammy winning singer alanis morissette about her new audio memoir. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com www.vitac.com

this morning, ghislaine maxwell in her own words the deposition unsealed by the court was taken in 2016 as part of the defamation trial by virginia giufre said maxwell recruited her and other underaged girls to have sex with jeffrey epstein. i never saw any inappropriate underaged activities with jeffrey, ever. later adding, i never had nonconsensual sex with anyone, ever, at any time, anybody, with anybody. she called giuffre a liar, an exaggerator, a fanticist, and a true terrible person she spoke with nbc after the deposition was released. >> i have done nothing but tell the truth in every interview, every deposition, and i know i have the truth on my side. i know she doesn't >> telling savannah last year that maxwell first approached her when she was a minor, inviting her to be epstein's masseuse in palm beach >> i followed ghislaine up the stairs through jeffrey's bedroom, and into a bathroom. and there's this man laying naked on a green massage table in the middle of the room. >> that's the first time you laid eyes on jeffrey epstein >> the very first time and they looked at each

investigation continues even after his death federal prosecutors investigating his longtime associate, ghislaine maxwelludge to hold off handing over evidence in the case prosecutors say disclosing sensitive evidence could interfere with the case so they want to withhold it. some of that evidence is said to include documents and even photographs of alleged epstein victims. maxwell's been charged in a 16-count indictment. she has pleaded not guilty. >> the justice department is celebrating, this morning, after two of the four british men dubbed the beatles were brought to the u.s. to face terrorism and murder conspiracy charges. authorities say the men are accused of helping isis carry out brutal crimes, including kidnapping and murdering 27 people, including four americans. nbc's pete williams has more >> reporter: federal prosecutors say these two men helped isis in syria carry out kidnappings and brutal murders among their victims, the justice department says were four americans. aid workers kayla mueller and peter kassig and journalists james foley and steven sotloff and after authorities in london a

in it, ghislaine maxwell says she never trafficked or sexually assaulted any women or girls.ello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are polly mackenzie, chief executive director of the cross—party think tank demos, and claire cohen, women's editor of the daily telegraph. thanks so much for coming back and i am pleased to say that i've got all the papers tonight, so let's start with some of the pages we have already. the metro says that test and trace is "down the pan" as prime minister borisjohnson admits the tracing system "must improve". this is echoed on the front of the i, which shows front line nhs workers and the headline "covid cases up to 90,000 a day — and test and trace can't cope." moving to the telegraph, we have a picture of the prime minister who, alongside chancellor rishi sunak, has announced an extra £13 billion of support for workers. the express call it boris and rishi's show of strength with the headline "together, we will protect britain". but the guardian approach the story differently, saying the chanc

ofudge has released hundreds pages of testimony by ghislaine maxwell, one-time friend of disgraced financierpstein. maxwell is in jail in new york on charges that she trafficked girls as in is 14 -- as young as 14. epstein was found dead in his cell last year. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you very much, indeed. ofitech come of this with wireless mice and webcams found itself at the center of at home working, raising 16% after raising full-year forecasts. joining us now is bracken ceo.ll, logitech's thank you for your time today. really appreciate it. how much longer does this work from home boost last? bracken: thank you for having me. i think the boost is related to the new reality that a lot of us are going to be working from home for good. most of them a few days we get home, a few days a week in the office, and some all the time. so this is kind of the future we saw coming a long time ago. we have positioned ourselves for this. a

. >>> jeffrey epstein confident ghislaine maxwell's testimony tied to a now settled 2015 civil suit involving an epstein accuser. maxwell argued her chance at a fair trial would be harmed if her deposition is made public. the appeals court disagreed. it's not clear how soon her deposition will be made available to the public. >>> miami-dade county will once again be able to enforce a midnight curfew to stop the spread of covid-19. this is in miami. last week a judge sided with an adult entertainment company challenging the ruling. another judge reversed the decision. and in wisconsin a judge has ruled that the governor's order restricting capacity at bars and restaurants at 25% can stay in place despite a lawsuit. >>> nbc bay area responds to a clayton woman who says the refund for an online order went missing. >> she turned to chris chmura for help. >> reporter: good morning. katherine paid jcpenney $38 for a no coat that was supposed to be delivered to her house. somehow that coat went to a jcpenney store in san jose, 65 miles away. >> i wasn't worried because the email confirmed shipment,

what's happening at this hour according to a deposition released earlier today, british socialite ghislaine maxwell she had never witnessed inappropriate underage activities by the late financier jeffrey epstein but said, quote, i am not addressing any questions about consensual adult sex. she is in jail after the judge in her criminal case called her an unacceptable flight risk. >>> the university of arizona says contracting covid on a plane may be very low. the research involves spreading a live virus in a plane and fewer than 1% of the particles made their way into another passenger's breathing zone and 99.9% were filtered out of the cabin in minutes. >>> clutch, a rating and reviews firm, more than half of american employees do not believe their company has successfully created diversity in 2020. and nearly two-thirds of people of color surveyed say the level of diversity at their company affects their ability to succeed. you are up to date that's the news update i'll send it back to you >> thank you very much, sue. we appreciate it. >>> coming up, quibi short videos were short lived. lots of n

been affected by covid rather than acting like he is covid jesus, he showed more compassion for ghislaine maxwell. if he just showed a certain amount of leadership, it would just be so much better for him. he is too interested in him seven. >> it comes back to covid even when he doesn't want it to come back to covid, it does. f former barack obama had a lot of fun poking fun about "60 minutes" yesterday. let's play the clip. >> when "60 minutes" and lesley stahl are too tough for you, you ain't all that tough. hey, if you've got to walk out of a "60 minutes" interview, then you're never going to stand up to a dictator. if you're spending all your time complaining about how many reporters are to you, you're not going to stand up to putin. >> kirsten, it can urs to me, barack obama loved doing that. and, second, obama is taking trump's anti-media attacks and turning them against him. i don't see that happen very often. >> yeah. well, it was something that i actually noticed too, too, if you look at the way trump and the white house went after savannah guthrie, kristen welker, lesley stahl, it is wi

we want to get to ghislaine maxwell quickly here.nected to this 2015 defamation case was brought up today. it was unsealed this week. this was a civil case settled in 2017. 418 cases. it's a transcript. she refused to answer a lot of questions. this was about -- she's epstein's former girlfriend and allegedly sex trafficking accomplice. what stood out to you in the unsealed papers that we now have some knowledge of? >> so quite a bit. to your point, christi, we're talking about 418 pages. just to back up, in a deposition what happens is there's no judge there, it's an attorney asking questions of a person who has to answer them, in this case ms. maxwell. at that time sworn to tell the truth. who he was employed by, was he bringing in underage women. at any point in time did you have any awareness of this. was he giving massages? were you giving massages? there were a lot of questions posed here. we do know, christi, as a result of the indictment that while it may be unsealed to us, that prosecutors had, in fact, this deposition and u

. >> this is the hundred page deposition of ghislaine maxwell, jeffrey epstein's former girlfriend andeged madam that she didn't want the public to see, for more than two years, maxwell's lawyers fought to keep the deposition sealed, arguing it would taint a jury and make it impossible for maxwell to get a fair criminal trial. maxwell faces four criminal sex trafficking charges, she's accused of recruiting, grooming, and abusing underage girls along with epstein, she faces two counts of perjury for lying under oath in this newly released deposition from a 2016 lawsuit who accuses maxwell of facilitating and participating in sexually abusing her. maxwell denied having any knowledge of epstein abusing minors saying "i never saw any inappropriate underage activities with jeffrey ever." on recruiting any underaged girls, first of all, i resent and despise the word recruit, i never had to do anything with underage people, in fact the deposition is littered with maxwell saying i don't recall and i don't recollect -- then there's this photo allegedly taken inside maxwell's london home show at

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. >>> accused sex trafficker ghislaine maxwell repeatedly denied any knowledge of jeffrey epstein with underage girls. in a newly unsealed deposition from 2016. >> at one point maxwell is asked about an incident in her london townhouse, the details similar to sexual assault allegations virginia roberts guiffre has made against prince andrew which he has repeatedly denied. she said she is lying about the assault saying she characterized things that took place in the bathroom in the tub itself. the tub is too small for any type of activity whatsoever. >> a major settlement with purdue pharma, the makers of oxycontin. >> the company says it deeply regrets and accepts responsibility, pleading guilty to three felonies. it admits it did not stop oxycontin from being diverted from pharmacy to doctors and it paid doctors to write prescriptions. >> the agreement includes restructuring. the sackler family would be out. >>> a blockbuster lawsuit against a tech giant. >> the justice department says google is so dominant because of deals it struck to be the default search app on phones and computer