>> she identified a guy by the name of jeffrey wilson. >> jeffrey wilson? turns out david actually met him first online. jeffrey was also in the army, based at ft. bragg, like the major. he went by the name "black stuntman." by now, deputy da billy west was monitoring the investigation. >> they were chat friends, chatting about the swinging lifestyle and that sort of thing. and david actually said, you need to meet my wife joan, and invited him to a swinging party. >> they all got together at a local hotel, just social that first time, no sex. >> there was a second swingers' party that both of the shannons and jeffrey attended. and at that party, he i think as well as others did have sex with joan. but after this happened, joan and jeffrey started seeing one another. >> that was okay, though, according to the rules the shannons had established, as long as it was just sex and nobody got romantically entangled. anyway, wilson was married with kids. there was no indication that his wife knew what he was up to on the side with joan. >> we started doing some one

jeffrey: heas calmomnd careful ints of crisis.ent issued an ultimatum to saddam hussein tonight. jeffrey:ob mcneil said this of his longtime friend and partner. >> jim's intelligence is so laserlike no tter what he is applying it to -- in interviewing, i learned a lot from him because i came out of the school where an interviewer carrying on like the secretary of state in waiting. we know the situation in rush -- with the russians has been in tolerable for a long time. what will you do about it? thor something lik. and jim always cut through all of that and said -- what are you going to do about this? where what does this mean? -- or, what does thisean? i learned a lot from his manner of breng direct. je perhaps nowhere was this scene better than on the largesstage all. as moderator of 12 presidential debates, more than any other person in u.s. history. the fit in 1988. the last, 2012. and in 1996 and 2000, he moderated all of the presidential debates. the first to do at. >> what will you have to give up in terms of the priorities

the medical examiner concluded that jeffrey epstein killed himself.ince then, conspiracy theories have flourished. epstein was connected to a long list of rich and powerful people. some suspect he was killed because of what he knew or what he threatened to tell. how did one of the most high profile inmates in the country after a five-month investigation, "60 minutes" has obtained photos-- some of them graphic autopsy photos-- and evidence from inside jeffrey epstein's cell. this is the cell where jeffrey epstein was found on saturday morning, august 10, 2019. there are dozens of photos taken by the medical examiner's office that day-- on the floor, a mattress and piles of sheets. several nooses that appear to be fashioned from the orange bed linens are laid out. his medicines photographed. but no body. is there a photograph of when he >> dr. michael baden: no. there-- there's no photograph taken of mr. epstein in the cell. >> alfonsi: dr. michael baden observed the four-hour autopsy for jeffrey epstein's brother, mark. baden, a renowned forensic patho

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

jeffrey:? the character was great, all the things he described re the way he talked, everything. he had historic characters like jimmy hoffa and how they were killed, ac historical panora view. >> hi frank, this is jimmy hoffa. >> glad to meet you. jeffre the story had all that, the film has dinero as a world mafia footsoldier and hitman working his way up. is an all-star cast, some of the greats of the era, including joe pesci as a crime boss who takes frank under his wing, and al pacinas the headstrong labor boss jimmy hoffa for whom frank works. the real hoffaisappeared i 1975, presumably murdered. he was declared deadn 1982. >> what is the matter with you? >> i am concerned. >> you look concerned. what are you concerned about? to tell you, it's what it is. he's been given a very clear warning to be careful. >> they wouldn't dare. >> but he is not loitening, he is off. and i'm like, what am i going to do? jeffrey: and it's not giving away too much to say you don't convince him. robert: no he

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

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attorney jeffrey berman is laying out the criminal investigation into jeffrey epstein, and people wsiwere co-conspirators in his sex geoffrey berman was doing a press conference today outside the mansion of the late billionair it's a mansion just off fifth avenue, just close to central park. andn a press availability about the problem of sex trafficking in general, he was asked whether prince andrew had cooperated with the u.s. authorities. as he primedou he -- promised he would do when he stepped back from royal jeffrey berman used very strong words when he said, no, there s been zero cooperation from prince andrew so far. >> and do we know what he was asking of prince andrew? >> well, the u.s. prosecutors and the f.b.i. have been in touchei repeatedly, we're told, to try and organize an interview with prince andrew. they want to speak to him. you remembehen prince andrew stepped back from royal duties late last year, he made t statement, of course i'm willing to help any appropriate law enforcirent agency with t investigations if required. well, they are required.d et the prince and

the last 3 and a half decades and so you can't you can't argue with with with facts like that ok jeffrey more or less the same question to you i mean there's a lot of things are you t. particularly in the united states in europe there's a lot of austerity there's not a lot of hope actually ok i mean it's treading water in europe and the united states again depending on how you want to interpret numbers i mean i'm glad the stock market's doing really well but that doesn't really tell you how the average person is living i mean i think they're very much separated they have been for the last 40 years so i mean it is capitalism serving the interest of the majority and shouldn't be more than just a majority everyone go ahead jeffrey. there are very specific reasons i think why growth levels declined over the last 40 years and this is i think what we're really talking about here and you know people have expectations that every generations can be better off than the previous generation right there so that was the way we live there was an unsupported post-war era and that's something happened yo

all the nasty details of jeffrey epstein's perverse plank is coming up next. ♪ big news on the jeffreyest friend an alleged madam jolene maxwell now under fbi investigation. for her possible role in epstein's sex trafficking endeavors. they continue to investigate how the pedophile got away with so much for so long and whether his victims will ever get justice. here's a look at where the case stands now beginning with author and former epstein neighbor, james patterson. but start from the beginning. how did jeffrey epstein make all his money? >> he did a lot of 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

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

currently on the rise can capitalism work for all cross talking capitalism i'm joined by my guess jeffrey tucker in new york he is editorial director for the american institute for economic research in los angeles we have piii and he is an independent economic and geo political analysts former commodities trader and strategic planning advisor and in indianapolis we cross alexandra hudson she is an independent scholar writer a consult and and speaker aren't cross type rules an effect that means you can jump in anytime he want and i always appreciate its go to pi 1st because i one of my rules on this program we always go to the person the god up earliest and you got up really early for those programs own i wrote very much appreciate it hi you know that there's a lot of talk about it how capitalism is performing and for home and we look at the rig generation x. we look at the middle of millennial as we see the attraction of socialism in the polls so my question is very broad in it's a very deep question at the same time he said is capitalism working if it is for whom go ahead well it's a gre

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

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. >>> 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

ok let's go back to jeffrey in new york and in my introduction we to i mentioned the important issue of inequality and any society all societies through history when you have a ratio of inequality gets so high you have political instability and it's something everyone should look at and i think that really accounts for a lot of discontent around the globe is because that ratio was hit a certain critical mass how do we deal with that inequality here i mean i said in the 1st part of the program you know i don't how this the whole you know elizabeth warren mantra you know bernie sanders mantra against billionaires i don't i'm not against billionaires i'm i guess i really want more equality and i'm coming from a conservative perspective here because i'm looking at the health of society the health the health of the middle class is ok because i believe in the middle class is the rich i'm not so i don't care about them they're rich go ahead jeffrey. you know there's 2 ways you can bring about more equality in society one is by lifting up the poor and the middle class to be richer i think th

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

virgin islands has brought a lawsuit against the estate of the disgraced late financier jeffrey epstein. the government claims epstein ran a criminal enterprise on his private islands where young women and children were held captive, raped and sexually assaulted. this morning we are hearing a firsthand account from one of the alleged victims. mola lenghi is on a boat near epstein's private island of little saint james. >> reporter: you know, there are only two ways to get out to this island. either by helicopter or private boat. and that seclusion appears to have been by design, making it difficult for government officials to monitor jeffrey epstein's behavior here on the island, and even harder for the alleged victims who wrote brought here to escape. little saint james may look like a tropical get away, but authorities say jeffrey epstein used the private island to hide his criminal activity. >> he can basically be protected. >> reporter: he can get away with things. >> get away with it. >> reporter: denise george u.s. virgin islands just months before epstein's death by suicide last

go ahead, jeffrey. >> you know, i think susan made such a good point.he whole argument that starr made when hi was independent counsel was about accountable, cooperation, telling the truth. >> now look what he's doing. >> there's going to be a feast of the house managers, the democrats, you know, finding clips where he will be saying the opposite now in defense of donald trump. i think they are really leading with their chin by putting starr up there. the other point to make is that it's not just alan dershowitz who represented he jeffrey epstein. so did ken starr. you know, that will be part of the story, too. >>> i want everybody to stand by. our team on capitol hill are getting new information. how democrats have just released new documents, lots of new documents involving lev parnas. we're going through that, we're going to update you. stand by. been using this awesome new app called rakuten that gives me cash back on everything. that's ebates new name. rakuten, it gets me cash back at tons of stores and i just shop like normal. that's ebates. i've

. >>> plus, the disturbing new claims in the jeffrey epstein scandal. what allegedly happened on his private island. >>> not welcome. the blistering new push to keep prince harry and duchess meghan out of canada. ♪ how do you like me now >>> later the pro golfer who is six months pregnant, but that's not stopping her from competing in a major tournament this weekend. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. we begin with that bombshell interview from a key player in the ukraine scandal speaking out as the senate takes up the impeachment trial. >> an indicted associate of rudy giuliani is speaking publicly for the first time and he's pointing the finger at president trump. >> lev parnas told msnbc the president knew exactly what was going on regarding the pressure campaign on ukraine. and he says it was never about corruption but strictly about former vice presidenbin. hioris made itol hl wi impeach delived the senate.rning. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth and janai. that associate, lev parnas, makes a series of serious allegatio

>> we're cable, jeffrey. you should know this, mr. lawyer. >> but here -- well, the names seem to be growing. john barasso has added his name to this list of senators who have said they're open to witnesses. and these are not all senators in lockstep, obviously, with the president. might they vote against mitch mcconnell and prove jeffrey wrong? >> it depends -- well, look. we don't know the stwanswer to that. i find it hard to imagine barrasso will vote that way. but i'm not making bets on anything when it comes to these votes for the senators who have kind of poked their head out of the hole and said, well, maybe i could be open to witnesses. because on the one hand -- sure, they have to answer to mitch mcconnell. but the most important thing that they have to do is answer to their constituents and voters back home. and for those in re-election campaigns who, yeah, have a very staunch republic base who don't want their republican senators to do anything to oppose the president, they also have to, in order to win, get democrats who v

he insists any sexual encounters were consensual. >>> a probe into jeffrey epstein saying that prince andrew is not cooperating with the american investigation. the u.s. attorney reported today that prosecutors and the fbi have contacted the lawyers asking to interview prince andrew but despite his promise he has allegedly provided zero cooperation. >> jeffrey epstein could not have done what he did without the assistance of others and today prince andrew has provided zero cooperation. >> jeffrey epstein dilled himself in august while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. he was accused of sexually exploiting dozens of women and girls. prince andrew was a friend of epstein's and denied any involvement with his crimes. >>> here comes the rain again. not much of it so enjoy it. >> i'm telling you, once we get this little bit coming through tonight and tomorrow morning, as far as the eye can see or computer models can see, nothing on the horizon. we could use it. january is supposed to be the ran any month of the year in the bay area. it is not shaping up that way. we will show you

were state versus jeffrey ellaby in the 1503014 here did you know. it's a very nice they did this in the actual events in the process that it is. or without that anybody have mr bright yes i would think you'd only be fair to all parties to set this matter down for a trial date my client's been sitting in jail for a year and a half i salute. mr barnett her i know you want to drop the case but he didn't do all of this creature arguments the. first week of february and will set a trial date and he no thank you. interest. as if the state could not delay this case further or more pressure on my client this bill was $3000000.00 i believe cash only that's not a bail that's just code for we're going to keep you here as long as it takes for your trial to pull this tree's probably got a job here when he was probably about $1516.00 and that's when we found out that his that will go on like that's when we got the news that the rest didn't look good in. possibly be a going to be gone for about 30 years and job felt like his father didn't care about him. in the go

a new 60 minutes" investigation released new details in the death of jeffrey epstein.now, some of the photos you are about to seen are graphic. in august, epstein was found dead in his jail cell. the new york 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 dom

the headlines: lawyers representing accusers of the convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein say they're outraged at claims prince andrew has not cooperated with american prosecutors. push has come to shove. this is a serious criminal investigation. there are dozens of women, i represent five of them, who allege they were the victims of sexual assault by this predator, jeffrey epstein. it is time for anyone with information to come forward and a nswer information to come forward and answer questions. borisjohnson will chair a meeting of ministers and intelligence chiefs today, to decide whether controversial chinese telecoms firm huawei can help build the uk's 56 network. china tightens travel restrictions, as it confirms more than 100 deaths and 4,500 cases of coronavirus. a government fund is to be launched later to restore some of the historic railway lines closed more than 50 years ago under the so—called beeching cuts. a glacier the size of great britain is melting faster than previously feared. we'll have en exclusive report from the our chief environment correspondent and the scie

escape >>> prince andrew accused of zer cooperation into the investigation into his former friend jeffrey epstein. the rare rebuke from a u.s. prosecutor. >>> the growing crisis into the coronavirus at least 110 possible cases in 26 u.s. states in china nearly 3,000 cases. tonight the new travel warning for americans. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening as fane bryant at the scene of the helicopter crash that claimed his life near los angeles, investigators shifted the remains of a troubling mystery. why a veteran pilot would travel in the dense fog? nine people including bryant's 13-year-old daughter were killed when the chopper plummeted to the ground yesterday morning. tom costello starts our coverage. >> reporter: at the crash scene in calabasas today ntsb investigators have been carefully examining the pieces of wreckage and removing the victims' rehmans. blue skies today but sunday morning thick fog and clouds hung so low lapd and sheriffs helicopters were grounded. >> my concern is the decisionmaking process and if we weren't flying in that weather, wh

what is your best guess as to what happened to jeffrey epstein?ll i have a guess and if i can give you an overview first. >> tucker: please. to go are we so suspicious? everybody from presidents to princes putting this self in this pervert's orbit. some of the book bill clinton flew epstein's paint 27 times. where 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 att

jeffrey: they have. not clear whether this will be higher oil prices for the foreseeable future or if this is related to geopolitical risk. it appears as if the iranians and the u.s. are acting rationally. i don't think that will be embedded into the price of energy stocks. perspective, ian think there is a lot of negative to be embedded in those stocks. if you can get a positive sign from the earnings season, that could be an area of the market that we retire. a phaseow that we have one trade deal, a lot of people are looking into china, given they have lots of policy tools to not only support the economy but also the market. is that somewhere that you will look at? jeffrey: overseas, valuations are better. iny started the slowdown 2018, where ours started a year later. globalare looking at exports, you are looking at some of the data across the regions. it is clear them a global growth is in the process of bottoming. bottom,ee a sustainable there's a lot more upside in international equities versus the

what's your best guess as to what happened to jeffrey epstein?> i have a best guess that if i can give you an overview -- why are we so suspicious? he had everybody from presidents to princes putting themselves in this's orbit. presumably, bill clinton the flu epstein's plain 47 times. prince 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

. >>> 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

that was your job in the calls of your client jeffrey epstein.o you think that the two of you being a part of this, considering how unpalatable an association, a legal association with jeffrey epstein is, that that actually could backfire and not serve the president? >> well, look, i also defend oj simpson and klaus vonn beulo and mike tyson, i've defended some of the most controversial people in history. that's what lawyers do. that's what john dhar row did. >> of course, they do. in the case of jeffrey epstein and those other ones that you state, the victim or alleged victim, all women, you have a number of senators, including female senators and a lot of their constituents two are female who may look at that and they may not like that association, do you think it will backfire? >> no, they understand it's pure mccarthyism to hold a lawyer responsible for having represented controversial clients under 6th amendment. it's what lawyers do it's what lawyers should do. i'm very proud of my role as a defense lawyer. i did nothing wrong in any of tho

coming up, our conversation with caspertman and jeffrey -- jeffrey katzenberg of quibi. and if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. you can listen on the bloomberg , bloomberg.com and in the u.s. on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: with all eyes on the ces tradeshow in las vegas, it is worth considering something counterintuitive. venture capitalists like consumer technology a lot more. last year, enterprise tech startups raise more cash than consumer tech companies for the first time in at least five years. we are joined by sarah mcbride who wrote about this. what is starting to change? >> a lot of things. for a start the tech companies , have a much shorter path to ipo and profitability. one tech executive who says he thinks he can get to $100 million in revenue as an enterprise company. enterprise used to be super boring, to staff accounting software. it has helped to drive that and a littleumers lost luster these days. taylor: what does that say about consumer tech? when you were an ipo, maybe a big company could come in by ul. -- buy you out. w

>> 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

prosecutors say presenter has yet to exist in the sexual trafficking inquiry into jeffrey epstein.tenderly and people on theto planet. how to feed everyone is a profou question or it from water to, waste diets to technology, how will innovation and modern agriculture t delay -- lead the way? >> the new decade has only just begun, but already the u.k. is significant events in u.s. history. the u.k. exit from the european union, bbc world news will be brought -- broadcasting from all around the country. ♪ >> the world's biggest economy. the world's most populous country. the world's most advanced military. the world's largest standing army, two superpowers walked into a tug-of-war. u.s.-china rivals. >> looking through the glass ceiling, they are not usually on public display. >> the danger is also. >> if you are caught doing anything races, you should be banned for life. >> when big-name talks, they talk to the bbc. >> a prosecutor in the united states says prince andrew has provided zero cooperation into inquiry of sex trafficking aims in connection to jeffrey epstein. he said he w

jeffrey toobin, final thought. how much documentary evidence they have to go off. >> if this were a real criminal trial, this would be a document case. this would be a case built with emails, with texts. the house has been working with virtually none of that. even the witnesses from the government weren't allowed to get their own documentary material. i learned a new word today. engrossment. you know what an engrossment is? i never knew what this word was. >> educate us. >> at 5:00, the speaker, nancy pelosi, said she's going to do the engrossment of the articles of impeachment, which is the formal signing and delivery of the documents. i had never heard that word before. the speaker's office announced the engrossment. and i think in addition to educating all of us on a new word, that is -- to emphasize what the speaker tried to do today, talk about the solemnity of the occasion. this is not politics as usual, this is something about the constitution. and i think of that the message that was really intended to be s

simpson and jeffrey epstein.also been vocally imposed —— opposed to the impeachment of president trump. both are likely to bring showmanship to the historic events of the coming weeks. earlier i spoke to jacquelin thomsen from the national lanournal, and asked her what implications these appointments had for the trump legal defence. i think we can certainly expect a show during this coming impeachment trial. the president has long been claiming that he has done nothing wrong involving the government of ukraine and the biden investigations and this is his opportunity to come out and for the first time ever really present his defence because he has not done so before now full dog gives an idea, this is such an unusual set of circumstances, what will happen as this goes forward? what will the trial actually look like? it is a trial but it is definitely a political proceeding as well. we will have opening arguments from the president's lawyers and opening arguments from the house prosecutors as well and then they wil

and as roberts jeffrey has said he was going to do.oncerning and clearly mr berman feels, openly saying that prince andrew hasn't said anything, thatis prince andrew hasn't said anything, that is going to bring — you know, but some public light on prince andrew. i was really struck by lisa bloom's interview that you were referring to, she spoke to just earlier on the show, how outraged the victims are. and i think this really sing with us we have to think about the victims here. these women, these girls, they suffered so much of the hands ofjeffrey epstein, they want justice but they are going to get it unless people are willing to get it unless people are willing to talk to the fbi, to talk to prosecutors. it's unimaginable all the pain they have been put through here, they don't know is good as they can't get this closure. prince andrew said he sympathised with the victims, he said he wants closure and he really does sympathise with the victims, then he should help by telling the fbi everything that he knows. realistically, given whe

linda waters world, i'm jeffrey walters, less losses mind. this is subject of tonight. a bit on my honeymoon in mexico. i didn't watch tv for ten gays. this was seen in headlines at the airport, check twitter about heonce a day. the symbolism news most enthusiast americans get. would only three things broke through the haze. ricky commager basis, speech at the golden globes, tom brady losing and around. let's focus on the terrace. get fox news in mexico. it dig is it too deep online. so cellular news. hundred percent of it, through the eyes of the liberal media. first, live seemed excited that they saw iraq was on attack. they were claiming it was from sven because it weird because they always said benghazi is he conspiracy theory. rdbut anyway, trump sent reinforcements and immediately nobody died. okay good. now i'm gonna a number of the beach i was taught going to respond. he can't let the erring and malicious attack embassy an american contractor, i just been killed earlier in the wake, by the iranians. can't let this slide. so then from calls in a strike against ir

fine. >> and jeffrey? >> we are playing the semantic games to a certain extent. >> you are. >> what is clear is that alan is doing is to make an argument against the witnesses, because what alan is saying and you correct me if i am wrong is that even if everything that the democrats allege is true, there's still no impeachable offense here, and so that means -- >> well, that is right. >> so there is no need for witnesses, is that right? >> well, that is partly right. i mean, if a person is indicted on something that not a crime, you don't call the witnesses, but the house has the ability to go back to call witnesses, and reframe the articles of impeachment in order to set out impeachable offenses. >> but should there be one -- >> one impeachment at a time. >> and should there be fact witnesses in a senate trial, alan? >> well, that is matter for the senate, but the constitution does not speak to that. it is as that the senate is the sole determinant of guilt, and they have to determine whether to call the

people we spoke to here tell us jeffrey epstein rarely left his private island.s on little st. james did. along with rumors about the 13 month sentence epstein received over a decade ago for procuring an unaderage girl for sex. >> he got a crazy sweetheart deal. we were told it was a super short sentence. maybe house arrest. but that there was basically little to no penalty. >> reporter: to get to little james jeffrey epstein the flew into nearby st. thomas where he had stakes in several businesses. according to the lawsuit hyperian air used helicopters that jeffrey epstein used to transport young women and underage girls. u.s. attorney general denise 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 was. >> reporter: his other business companies was a company called southern trust. he had dies to the american yacht harbor. neither company is named as a defendant in the lawsuit. harbor employee told us this boat with the letters lsj is used to ferry workers and supp

jeffrey epstein died by suicide weeks later on august 10th.ected 66-year-old was accused of sexually abusing dozens of underage girls. we have a report on the growing criticism of the jail where epstein was held. >> reporter: a recent "60 minutes" broadcast shows the new york jail cell where jeffrey epstein hanged himself last august but now there's new focus on the suicide attempt epstein made weeks before he died. video of the cell exterior where epstein first tried to end his life was sent to federal investigators and restored last week but on thursday prosecutors say it's the wrong video. in a letter federal prosecutors said the jail inadvertently preserved video from the wrong tier at the jail and as a result video from outside the defendant's cell no longer exists. cbs news legal analyst. >> when i read this letter, i had to reread it because i said this couldn't be happening. this madness. >> reporter: nicholas was epstein's cell mate for the weeks between epstein's july arrest and his first suicide attempt. bruce barket is his attorney

[applause] jeffrey: dr.s you have inspired kids, children, the victims of violence around the you've showedes them the photograph and it has given them hope. tell us about that, and how do you minister to these kids to help them overcome their pain? dr. phuc: i am so thankful at being alive and i have a great opportunity to contact with multiple children who are suffering, just like me. they have no hope. physical pain and no future. nobody to take care of them. so, when i met them, i relate with them, with the pain, physical and emotional, and it seems like they have no hope. and i give them my picture and say, yes, i was that little girl. i was burned. i had no hope. i lost my loved one. it's just like you, part of you. but i am still alive and i have hope. i believe that god loves you, too, because god loves me and he gives me great opportunity to be a live learn a lot. and now i have the capacity to , travel here to help you. and i really want you to see, girl like you in the future. but present in the f

andrew but the chief federal prosecutor for new york jeffrey berman says prince andrew has provided 0 cooperation he said investigators have contacted the duke of york's lawyers. view him but there had been no response some of the last living survivors of the holocaust and shared their emotional testimony about the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the death camp in poland more than a 1000000 people in the jews were killed at auschwitz alone between 940 and 945 china has more from the sermon. facing the entrance to auschwitz birkenau seated alongside the railway line that delivered multitudes mostly jews in cattle trucks to their deaths survivors shared their stories. i remember the. trucks from the barracks. i can hear them screaming i could hear it in my subconscious when i remember those events. world leaders royalty and religious leaders listened this was not a moment for them. and there was to stream. within my heart it was still alive maybe tomorrow will come one day and tomorrow did come indeed memories remain. 75 years after the liberation of auschwitz scene of some of t

they found a common client in disgraced billionaire and pedfire jeffrey epstein. dershowitz a friend of epstein until his suicide sued a victim for defamation after she claimed she was trafficked to the attorney while under age. starr, meanwhile, played a role in the controversial plea deal in which ep spoostein avoided fl charges and served only 13 months in jail with work release. starr defended his role in a march 2019 letter to the editor of the "new york times" in which he and other lawyers for epstein argued that the deal was fair. also on the impeachment defense team former florida attorney general pam bondi, and former independent counsel robert ray, who succeeded starr in the clinton investigation. the "washington post" reports that starr, dershowitz, bondi and ray were selected personally by president trump for their celebrity and vocal defenses of the president in the media, despite the baggage that we just told you about. here is dershowitz yesterday arguing that the president should not be removed from office, even if these guilty of the house charges

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. >>> 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