the medical examiner concluded that jeffrey epstein killed himself. nce 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 pathol

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

i met prince andrew through jeffrey epstein. he came and sat in on a class and raised his hand. this was before epstein was accused of anything. epstein knew the president of the college, david gergen, you name it. almost every major academic was a friend of epstein. so all of these people were there at the time and nobody suspected that anything was wrong, that he did anything. as soon as i found out, my relationship changed completely. there was never a friendship after that. once the case was over, my relationship with him and it. he would call me on the phone periodically to check on his case but we didn't have a relationship or friendship after that. i was introduced to him by an elegant woman named the lady love child, the wife of the -- prince andrew who came to my class and he wrote me a letter, probably worth a couple of bucks now. a letter signed andrew in which he thinks me for inviting him to the class and describe how much he learned in the class and he mostly learned on the street because he is in the navy and had a formal education. he said i would love to continue

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

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

. >>> 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

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

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

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

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

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 all this as we show the stage being set for the rain moving in. such as it is, plenty fog tonight as we try atop the tower. the numbers in the bay area, we are in the upper 60s with mostly cloudy skies. san francisco with 57. we are not going to get a lot of rain tomorrow morning when the cold front comes through. it will produce fog tonight. some on tuesday morning. 7:17 a.m. sunrise. we bottom out tonig

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, why is any

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

. >>> 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

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 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

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

they remained silent on all things epstein throughout the course of this investigation into jeffrey epsteiny the way, five months ago today epstein died. >> thank you very much. remember the stakes here. it's an almost incomprehensible series of coincidents. >> she said it's maddening. when she said all these things can happen but in one place? time after time. i don't know. a lot of questions there. thank you very much. >>> vladimir duthiers, he's looking at stories you'll be talking about today. nothing confusing about you, vlad. >>> we'll tell you about a wild animal scare and one of america's biggest cities how two reported coyote attacks have the city on edge and why the wolves -- animals are on the loose. >> we'll see you in a few minutes, waiting for you wearing under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid.

people we spoke to here tell us jeffrey epstein rarely left his private island. 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 suppl

in the 2000s they found a common client in disgraced billionaire and pedophile jeffrey epstein. ed a victim for defamation. starr played a role in the controversial plea deal in which epstein avoided federal 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 robert ray. "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 he's guilty of the house charges. >> as you know the house materials have cited crimes that were committed as well -- >> but they weren't -- they are not articles of impeachment. the article of impeachments are two noncriminal actions. obstructio

. >>> a new question surrounding the death of convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein in new york city jail. yesterday federal prosecutors told a judge that video of the area around jeffrey epstein jail cell when he survived the suicide attempt last july no longer exists. they said jail officials thought they preserved the video but turned out to be video from a different part of the jail. they also said the footage is not on the jail's back up video system because of technical errors. jeffrey epstein died by suicide in his cell weeks later. >>> coming up on the morning news now a pardoned soldier fights for reinstatement of his elite status and a makeover at madam tussauds. why a royal family wax display has changed. this is the "cbs morning news". br 25% of your mouth. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ thenot actors, people, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixen

. >>> coming up, a new mystery surrounding jeffrey epstein's death. the key piece of evidence that just vanished. >> plus we've all heard of bait packages used to nab thieves, but one couple took it to a whole new lel. how itla >> plus he never saw it coming. a heartbreaking loss takes a very unusual turn for one man. >> and don't forget, we're streaming now on cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.com and cbs news app or yo can my side be firm? and mine super soft? yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. so, can it help us fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. only at a sleep number store. save $1,000 on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, now only $1,799. only for a limited time >>> new mystery surrounding the jeffrey epstein case. we're learni

. >>> 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

the american prosecutor leading the investigation into jeffrey epstein prosecutor leading the investigationank you forjoining us. at morning. the way he has described it is zero cooperation from prince andrew. what's going on? well, yes, this is really — we don't normally see this is really — we don't normally see this. prosecutors cooperated but clearly mr berman, the state attorney for new york his very frustrated at the fbi's office, they have made repeated calls to prince andrew's lawyers and no response. not anyone saying we will speak to you ina not anyone saying we will speak to you in a couple of weeks, but absolutely no response. this is com pletely absolutely no response. this is completely untypical to what prince andrew said last year in his november statement in the newsnight interview. he said of course i will co—operate with the authorities, he said he would. now here we are, coming into february and he isn't answering. this, ithink, it looks very bad. no wonder it's on the front page of every newspaper. this is, you know, this is not what he said he was going to do. and as r

up next, and let us a bill clinton on jeffrey epstein's plane. we're going to show you those. hocking development from epstein's prison cell. stick around. ♪ >> we been reporting the bill clinton loop many times and jeffrey epstein's private jet. a private investigator told us that one of the copilots said bill clinton alone plane that went out secret service a few times. and while young stewardesses will dressed up as candy stripers. now a new of emerged showing the former president on epstein's plane, and with epstein's alleged madam. areas, with julian maxwell, is on fbi investigation for engaging in a legend underage trafficking. so also attended. chelsea contents wedding credit and also, now the plane but here's clinton with sharon tate davey. epstein's former masseuse. he was accused epstein of raping her. his reaction for the host a stories with nipsey grace coming up tune to phone station. and state financing will convicting the former president right now. we're just staying, that more and more is coming out about his relationship whether it is discrepancy over the flig

trace gallagher has the latest. >> they were concerned about jeffrey epstein committing suicide but allowed to have a ballpoint pen and he was allowed a sleep apnea machine with a long cord. and the first pictures taken inside epstein's cell showing piles of orange sheets and bed linens. the working theory is that epstein hung himself by using bed sheets. but in some autopsy pictures obtained by fox news that we should warn are graphic, a pathologist said the wound on epstein's neck do not match those that would come from a bed sheet noose. >> there is no transfer of blood on that ligatture. it doesn't match the marks on the neck. it's too wide and shooting. >> even though one of the cameras was not working officials say other cameras don't so anyone entering or leaving epstein's cell the night he died. >> sean: creepy. best election coverage. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham, happy new year. >> laura: happy new year, did you have a good christmas? >> sean: i did. how about you? can i say something? i had a chance to meet your wonderful children. they are amazing. loved them.

the new twist in the jeffrey epstein investigation as the fbi claims prince andrew is not cooperating. >> prince andrew has provided zero cooperation. >> why they say the prince is going back on his word. >>> a new twist in the search for two children missing for months. their mother turns up in hawaii with her new husband. >>> plus, forget the atari of your childhood. how the video gamemaker is expanding into the hotel business. >>> hosong got this famous sausage in hot water with polic >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm kenneth moton. >> and i'm kimberly brooks. we begin with new details about the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant. investigators are describing the crash site as devastating. they confirm the pilot was trying to climb above a layer of clouds just before the crash. >> overnight the empire state building was lit up in the colors of the los angeles lakers as kobe bryant's fans, admirers and former teammates came together to mourn. overnight emotions running high as the nba paid tribute to their fallen star. ♪ o, say, does that star s

celebrity lawyer alan dershowitz, who's previous high profile clients include oj simpson and jeffrey epstein. our north america correspondent aleem maqbool looks at the key hirings ahead of next week's trial. it is what we have come to expect from donald trump. newly revealed members of his legal team are made—for—television heavyweights. in ken starr, he also has a man considered a hero to the right. as independent counsel in the 19905 it was his investigation and the finding that bill clinton lied under oath about a relationship with an intern that led to the then president's impeachment. happy new year to you. away we go now... recently he has been a contributor to mr trump's news network of choice, speaking out against the current impeachment. in alan dershowitz he has one of the most high—profile lawyers in the country, one who represented mike tyson, oj simpson and jeffrey epstein. he has also been vocally opposed to the impeachment of president trump. both are likely to bring showmanship to the historic events of the coming weeks. our correspondent, peter bowes, joins us from los ange

usaa >>> new mystery surrounding the jeffrey epstein case. we're learning a video that was supposed to be preserved after his first suicide attempt was accidentally deleted. the court filing reveals the footage that prison officials had saved was from a different part of the jail. a back up recording system also malfunctioned. jeffrey epstein attempted suicide in july and then hanged himself in august according to authorities while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. >>> new video showing the theft of a bike, but that's just where the story begins. turns out the bike was bait, and the couple that left it out to lure thieves actually ended up behind bars. police say the pair would wait and watch for someone to take it and then rush out and attack the would be thief with baseball bats and post the beatings to facebook and youtube. they're accused of doing it multiple times last year. at least 1 man went to the hospital. there's at least 4 victims, possibly more. >>> and a sacramento man was heartbroken to find his dog dead on the side of

this sort of life of billionaire pedophile and sex trafficker jeffrey epstein finally came to its conclusion in 2019 when upstream was found dead in his jail cell of an apparent suicide but that hasn't stopped the diabolical tale of mr epstein the damage he wrought from disappearing into the dustbin the dead in news stories as many powerful circles families and governments had hoped it would you see while the mainstream news media moved into the alleyways of russia gay didn't peach mint and the celebration of mediocrity that was the joker movie many villages and journalists and television and print still followed the story long after his death including our own john hardy who filed this report on mr epstein as mysterious island off the florida coast. we flew into st thomas like jeffrey epstein had for many years only we were in a small commercial plane and that scene would arrive in his private jet after a night on st thomas we woke up early the next morning and chartered a boat to take us to epstein's little st james and great st james islands of the southeastern coast of st thomas. the tri

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well, these allegations surrounding the duke of york and his association with jeffrey epstein surfaceder epstein's death federal authorities began focusing in on the prince to find out what he knows. they expected him to cooperate. this morning they say he is being tight-lipped. new york's top federal prosecutor clearly frustrated in the fbi's request to interview the british royal in connection to their investigation into jeffrey epstein. >> the southern district of new york and the fbi have contacted prince andrew's attorneys and requested to interview prince andrew and to date prince andrew has provided zero cooperation. >> reporter: in november the duke of york stepped back from his public royal duties citing his former friendship with epstein as a disruption to his family's work. even offering to help law enforcement in their investigations. officials say he has not. >> i think in that context it's fair for people to know whether prince arew has followed through with that public commitment. >> reporter: officials making the announcement outside epstein's $77 million new york city

attorneys and request to interview and today, he has provided zero cooperation. >> he took -- jeffrey epsteinhis own life in there was rened tension on the prince andrew denied having sex with o of epstein's accusers and offered to help u.s. authorities. >> 50 legal advice was to do so, i would. >> this is the famous motor of woman who said she was made to have sex with epstein. the fd probebe is thought to focusing on the british she has not been accused of any criminal charg and has in the past the heavily deniedny wrongdoing. it is a sign of the frustration inout andrew's failure to honor his pledge to help the investigation, a question for prosecutors in new york, will they try to compel him to do so? >> in london, -- buckingham pale will not be commenting further. >> 75 years ago, a ray of light she down on the darkest place onarth. morsoviet army of rated than one million prisonerst the hands of the nazi regime. johnson's and reports. >> each anniversary, there are fewer survivors, but even after 75 yrs there are still thousands of them left. soon after dawn, a prisoner took part in the

new photos of bill clinton and jeffrey epstein's plane. development from epstein's prison cell. jesse: we have been reporting that bill clinton flew many times on jeffrey epstein's private jet. one of the co-pilots said bill clinton flew on the plane without secret service and while young stewardesses were dressed up like young candy stripers. a photograph shows bill clinton on epstein's plane and with epstein's alleged madame. here he is with gillian maxwell. she also attended chelsea clinton's wedding. here is clinton with epstein's former masseuse who accused epstein of relationshipping her. here with reaction. the host of crime stories with nancy grace coming soon to foxnation. we are not convicting the former president right now. we are just saying that more and more is coming out about his relationship, whether it's the discrepancy or the flight he took or the abc amy ro robach allegation. >> are you talking about clinton or epstein? i have problems with both. >> most favorable to children into the's bad p.r. to be on a plane, lolita

that's what the extra menu's for. >> brennan: sunday night "60 minutes" reveals new information on jeffrey epstein. sharyn alfonsi spoke with forensic pathologist dr. michael baden, who was hired by epstein's family to investigate his death. he tells "60 minutes" that epstein likely died two hours before the body was discovered. gureporter: the guards say they came in at 6:30. they found him. they call emergency services. they tried to do c.p.r. with but raer than leave the body ahere, they take the body to an emergency room. >> yeah. >> reporter: is that normal protocol? >> no, that's not normal protocol. the e.m.s. people normally-- and especially in a jail-- should not move a dead body. ha brennan: what happened inside jeffrey epstein's jail cell? sharyn alfonsi investigates sunday night on "60 minutes." up next, meet a man who has the best of both worlds-- 40 winks and nine lives. lives. wow! that's ensure max protein, with high protein and 1 gram sugar. it's a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar.

or himself accused of things related to jeffrey epstein doesn't matter to him. a name in the legal community getting up for him. >> the self-pity is astounding. dershowitz says, the worst thing that ever happened to me in my life, meeting jeffrey epstein. can no longer get honorary degrees, speeches canceled, lost money whenever he's talked about, difficult to socialize on martha's vineyard. what did you pick up off him? did he express remorse or regret for victims of jeffrey epstein or just feeling sorry for himself? >> opposite. i was sweating doss th ining do interview, worked up how ruined his life is i pressed how this ruined so many women's life. to come forward and be brave enough to come forward and say something happened to me and i'm standing up for myself is where the real bravery and sacrifice happens. not getting invited to get an honorary degree or to parties on martha's vineyard, no one's going to say, poor you, alan dershowitz. interesting to me, after we talked how his life has been ruined by jeffrey epstein. an interesting choice to then go in

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

don't take my word for it with me now chief print pathologist who examined jeffrey epstein's body foramily, michael baden. welcome back. this is fascinating. and this is something that just came to light today. you viewed their burst capillaries and epstein's eyeballs and for people who don't know much about your profession they would say that some like something that would happen when you hang yourself may be vertically from a prison bed. but you say that kid couldn't be the case question why? >> if any of your fans who follow crime stories, know that petechiae, those are little capillaries that burst, and are seen best in the whites of the eyes when somebody is strangled. so it is an indicator of possible strangulation. and that is what jeffrey had. kennedy: it doesn't happen in hanging? >> it doesn't happen or it's uncommon and hanging. kennedy: so in a vertical hanging but i should clarify that he was according to the report, found more almost horizontal. >> that has been the problem, there is no release of information from the guard who cut him down. whether he was standing or wh

continue to unequivocally regrets my ill judged association with jeffrey epstein of course i'm willing to help any appropriate law enforcement agency with their investigation if required the prince's refusal gave the us a taste of how u.k. officials felt in august of last year when british teen harry dunn was killed by a car following the death of heavy down in north hampton chair the crown prosecution service has today authorized northampton chip police to charge and cyclonus with causing death by dangerous driving when the u.k. asked for extradition in accordance with its agreement with the us the request was flat out denied the united states has a strong law enforcement relationship with the u.k. and in particular a strong track record or close cooperation on extradition matters however under the circumstances of this case we strongly believe that an extradition request would be highly inappropriate that track record didn't stop the stab in the back felt across great britain the prime minister boris johnson labeled it a denial of justice and once again friendship between the u.k. an

there's alan dershowitz former professor of law harvard law school his previous clients include jeffrey epstein and o.j. simpson he was also a part of the defense team for disgraced media mogul weinstein. correspondent cable elizondo is in washington he says trump isn't taking any chances with his legal team. trump is taking this very very seriously i mean these 2 lawyers that he brought in to be part of this team are celebrity lawyers that are very very well known in washington and have a long history in this city and really in the nation 1st looking at alan dershowitz a long time a law professor at harvard he's considered one of the preeminent constitutional lawyers in the u.s. dershowitz is actually a democrat voted for hillary clinton however he has come out very strongly over the last 3 to 4 months or so even if before that saying that he believes that this impeachment trial is something that should not be pursued constitutionally and that there are no high crimes and so-called misdemeanors and so that's really caught trump's attention and i think that's probably why he brought dershowitz

impeachment of bill clinton 22 years ago celebrity lawyer alan dershowitz who has represented jeffrey epstein o.j. simpson rather polanski and mike tyson. a caravan of almost $3000.00 people is heading north through guatemala towards the mexican border with the aim of reaching the united states most people are escaping extreme poverty and gang violence in honduras but it's unlikely they'll ever get the chance to step on u.s. soil as john heilemann reports now from guatemala city. a caravan of more than 2700 homebrewed and hoping to get to the u.s. . it's one of several that have set out from honduras since 2018 carrying many seeking to escape violence in extreme poverty i think it was also men where i meet is a coffee grower is traveling with his youngest son he says they've no choice and then one day you know i have big debts and one douras that i just can't pay because your work doesn't pay enough to support even yourself. this woman says her nephews were killed over christmas and she's left so they can't get her son to she's too scared to let us film her face only you are. losing a son wou

some thought that alan dershowitz who defended jeffrey epstein and others to be controversial, but not for president trump. and he will argue along with ken starr who helped to defend epstein, and he is most notably with another trump defense attorney robert ray were as independent counsels making the pro impeachment arguments against bill clinton. so it is going to be interesting to hear starr make statements that are going to be contradictory such as bill clinton obstructing congress. >> the president withheld and delayed and impeded the investigation. >> and now as kaitlan collins reports, many of the new hires have been making pro trump arguments now on the president's favorite television channel. >> reporter: days before the senate trial gets under way, president trump is adding firepower to his legal team. bringing in ken starr, alan dershowitz and robert ray. they all have one experience that is important to the president, television experience. and ken starr's independent investigation led to bill clinton's impeachment. >> those acts constitute a pattern of obstruction that is