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. >> 's case brings back terrific memories of jeffrey epstein that uses power, money to lure young womenn to his private island, combs is set to appear in court october 9 and if convicted at trial could face life in prison which is also known as l what who seem to like nicknames, jointing is now is nema ramani a former federal prosecutor, welcome, he is presumed innocent like all defendants but the feds have a pretty good conviction rate and they'll usually bring cases they can't win, what you make of these charges we heard from the defense attorney, what do you make of them? >> their very serious like you said in the feds have the luxury of waiting until they have a bulletproof case before they go to the grand jury to get an indictment. i think they have a very strong one. there is very plenty of video evidence we've only seen that in 2016 video beating the ex-girlfriend cassidy ventura but if you believe damian williams there is a lot more in cassidy herself and her civil lawsuit said that diddy would record the not ask in those 50 witnesses that reportedly testified or met with prosec

. >> 's case brings back terrific memories of jeffrey epstein that uses power, money to lure young women island, combs is set to appear in court october 9 and if convicted at trial could face life in prison which is also known as l what who seem to like nicknames, jointing is now is nema ramani a former federal prosecutor, welcome, he is presumed innocent like all defendants but the feds have a pretty good conviction rate and they'll usually bring cases they can't win, what you make of these charges we heard from the defense attorney, what do you make of them? >> their very serious like you said in the feds have the luxury of waiting until they have a bulletproof case before they go to the grand jury to get an indictment. i think they have a very strong one. there is very plenty of video evidence we've only seen that in 2016 video beating the ex-girlfriend cassidy ventura but if you believe damian williams there is a lot more in cassidy herself and her civil lawsuit said that diddy would record the not ask in those 50 witnesses that reportedly testified or met with prosecutors and are wi

jeffrey epstein and harvey weinstein all, of course, known sexual predators .titution knew about his behaviour, allegedly. harrods, jeffrey epstein because al fayed allegedly created a procurement system to find and enfice procurement system to find and entice young girls to be near him, and why harvey weinstein? because like i said, he is at the very top of an organisation allegedly abusing his power. now. lawyers described al fayed repeatedly . as a monster, and he repeatedly. as a monster, and he has been accused of serial rape, attempted rape and sexual abuse to name but a few. bruce drummond, who is a barrister, also at the press conference, he said this is one of the worst cases of corporate sexual exploitation i have ever seen and one survivor, natasha, very bravely shared her story with us and a warning what you're about to hear does contain details of sexual abuse. >> we will be sent to see al fayed because he had a job for us to do. it was always more of a friendly chat than actual work. but then these private meetings turned into more a forced kiss. h

a dhs agent who helped search combs' home in miami saying this, in my opinion he's as bad as jeffrey epsteinpstein 2.0. combs' defense maintaining the rapper's innocence, calling his jail conditions inhumane. watch. >> the fight continues. we're not -- we're not giving up by a long shot. i told mr. combs i'm going to try and get his case to trial as quickly as possible. i'm going to try and a minimize the amount of time he spends in very, very difficult and i believe inhumane housing conditions. >> combs' defense says they're working to convince the judge to move combs from the special housing unit in the metropolitan detention center to the essex county correctional a facility in a means to escape horrific conditions. they say while they don't want to waive a speedy trial, they need some time to walk through the evidence provided by prosecutors. combs is due back in court october 9th. maria: thank you very much. one disen franchised democrat says she's leaving the democrat party after working at last month's democrat national convention. saying the party is, quote, totally out of touch with

your office was the office that had been prosecuting jeffrey epstein before he died in custody.r detention memo yet. that's the first thing i will do after this ends. but does the memo address or is your office concerned with combs's safety in custody given what happened with epstein? >> we're concerned with anyone's safety whenever they are detained prior to trial. it is part of our obligation to keep people safe as well. part of the criminal justice system. but i do not draw any sort of connection between jeffrey epstein's suicide and what may or may not happen to any other defendant while they are detained pre-trial. of course, the decision whether to detain the defendant will be up to a judge. our position is that pre-trial detention is warranted under the law and based on the facts of this case and i will leave it at that. >> are some of the prosecutors on this case some of the same prosecutors that have been hand, inc. that or worked on the maxwell case? >> so i'm not going to get into the staffing. i will say that this team, this group of ausas, incredible group has been

kelly or harvey weinstein or jeffrey epstein or now p. diddy combs, what do they all have in common? they were powerful men with a whole lot of power that took advantage of women. i was looking at how long did it take for accountability in these cases from the first allegation all the way to an indictment or a conviction? okay, p. diddy combs it took 16 years from the first allegation. jeffrey epstein 14 years, weinstein 13 years, r. kelly more than 20 plus years. we know psychologically it's hard for women to come forward. these are not one-man operations. those around them and vetted and enabled the abuse of young women, vulnerable women. >> harris: i want to talk about these women at the heart of this case and we have been talking about the tapes that were rolled on and the evidence that could be used against p. diddy, they were young and chosen potentially for a reason. they cannot fight back in careers where i am certain blackballing them was part of it. so it's not only do you go to the police, but how do you retain your own livelih

. >> reporter: when prosecutors argue that combs did not deserve bail, they referenced jeffrey epstein and r. kelly. they said those cases were similar in nature. but combs' attorney fired back and said you can't compare them because those cases involved children who could not consent. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >>> flames continue to shoot out of a liquid natural gas pipeline in a houston suburb two days after a vehicle hit an above-ground valve. video obtained by cbs houston shows the moment an suv crashed through a fence on monday, struck the valve, and ignited a massive fire. authorities have not said if the driver survived. dozens of people who were evacuated have not been able to return home. >>> coming up, court confession in france. a man admits to drugging his wife in a shocking rape case. >>> and later, protecting teenagers on instagram. the new safety changes. for people who feel limited by the unpredictability of generalized myasthenia gravis and who are anti-achr antibody positive, season to season, ultomiris is continuous symptom control, with improvement in acti

another thing i wanted to point out, ana, i was asked earlier today is he the next jeffrey epstein? i want to point out a key difference here and that we, as we reported on jeffrey epstein, there was so much he was doing to make an entire organization of people and to make money off of this, everything that we're reading in this indictment was all for combs' own desire as they put very bluntly. i want to point out a key paragraph where he talks about how he threatened people who would blow the whistle on him and he said when employees witness the abuse, combs and members of the enterprise engaged in acts of violence, and it says he on multiple occasions threw objects and people as well as hit, dragged, choked and shoved others. we're also soon going to be getting a press conference this morning before the arraignment, and we can expect them to lay out more of that narrative about what happened when anyone tried to threaten what combs had built here. >> the thing is, they say this went on for decades. lisa, how is this just now coming to light? how is he just now facing charges? >> w

so but i do not draw any sort of connection between jeffrey epstein suicide and what may or may not happen to any other defendant while they are the team pretrial and of course, the decision whether to attain the defendant will be up to a judge. our position is that pretrial detention is warranted under the law. and based on the facts of this case and i'll leave it at that or some of the prosecutors on this case, some of the same prosecutors that had been handling mat or that worked on the max focus? so i'm not going to get into the staffing. i will say that this team, this group of of of of a usa's it's incredible group has been working on this case around the clock and they've had their hands full next question, i guess, rosen dale, nbc news good morning, sarah comes. >> attorney said that his client has been cooperative with investigators. he said that this morning i was wondering if you whatever reaction to that let me just say this. >> i think that generally with increasing frequency, the word cooperative or cooperating has taken on tremendous elasticity and no longer really bears any

well, he's been talking about jeffrey epstein. he's been placed on suicide watch.now, if something happens to him that probably deserved it. but, you know , it's says that but, you know, it's says that according to the people magazine, diddy has been placed on suicide watch as a preventative measure . preventative measure. >> it always is, isn't it? yeah. it's the only way to it's never pro suicide watch, is it. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> it's. yeah >> it's. yeah >> it's. yeah >> it's like it's never retrospectively you never like give him a bunch of tools like oh we're watching him now. see if he does. >> it really feels like the most useless sentence that's ever been written by a journalist. >> my only regret is that i never got to go to one of his freak parties not to do anything illicit, but just, you know, thousands of bottles of baby oil hidden in his house. >> think of the slip n slide he could have done all right. yeah. why that much, though? >> that is the thing of the savings, steve. that's the problem. >> but i'm also thinking about, like, what if there's a ho

maxwell was found guilty in december 2021 of helping disgraced financier jeffrey epstein sexually abused the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. instagram has announced a change to its platform, introducing teen accounts, which they say will help protect teenagers and improve their safety online. it has parental controls as a default setting and will initially roll out in the uk, us, canada and australia, with the european union being added later this year and the rest of the world injanuary next year. here's our technology editor zoe kleinman. instagram already claims to have more than 50 tools aimed at keeping teens safe on its platform, but an 0fcom study earlier this year found that every single child it spoke to had seen violent material online. these new measures aim to put more control into the hands of parents. accounts belonging to anyone under the age of 18 are already made private by default. now, if someone under 16 tries to make their account public, they'll have to add a parent to approve it. that parent will then also be able to see who their child messages, and wh

and tulsi gabbard, and might even have picked up one of jeffrey epstein's most esteemed former lawyersm no longer a democrat. i am no longer a member of the democratic party. >> this was not my party. i just felt appalled when i watch the democratic national convention. i can't associate myself with the party itself. >> jon: no, wait, don't go. oh, you are no longer in the democratic party, alan dershowitz? guess what, the democratic party has standards, okay! we don't -- >> former vice president dick cheney endorsed vice president harris. [laughter] >> jon: would you excuse me one minute? i don't know what came over me. anyway, going into the debate, one thing -- i'm sorry, dick cheney, can you meet me dick cheney, can you meet me dick cheney, can you meet me over my camera one? [bleep] off. seriously! [bleep] off! you came this close to destroying the entire world! we were this close! closer than a teenage boy's pants! no, i'm not going to have any fun with this! and by the way, who in god's name is that endorsement going to sway? well, i like the democrats' policy on child tax credi

. >> reporter: when arguing bail denial, prosecutors pointed to jeffrey epstein and r.ly, but combs' attorney quickly shot back and said you can't compare those cases, norah, because they involved children who could not consent. >> norah: jericka duncan, thank you. tonight, the head of the secret service is telling donald trump that it is not safe to keep golfing without additional security measures. that's according to a senior official with donald trump's campaign. cbs's scott macfarlane traveled to a golf club here in washington to see for himself how hard it is to secure a wide open course. >> reporter: as former president trump met with and thanked the martin county, florida, officers who helped arrest ryan routh... >> thank you very much. >> reporter: the investigation continues. at least eight federal agents canvassed inside routh's home in oahu and near a propane canister on the side of the house. in a newly-surfaced 300-page self-published book from last year, routh alleged he voted for trump but called him an idiot, fool, and bafoon. routh's son oren spoke wit

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kelly, you think about jeffrey epstein. his attorney says he is going to try to appeal this denial of the bail. but if it doesn't work, he could be denied bail for a long time here and behind bars for more than a year as this goes to trial, lester. >> okay, laura, thank you. >>> we'll turn now to another major story. hezbollah blaming israel for an unprecedented attack that involved blowing up its members' pagers across lebanon. as raf sanchez reports, it comes amid fears of a wider war in the middle east. >> reporter: tonight, explosions like this across lebanon as the hezbollah militant group says hundreds of pagers belonging to its members detonated simultaneously. calling it a massive coordinated attack, and blaming israel. look again. the explosion injures the man with the pager, but causes almost no damage around him. lebanon says almost 3,000 people were wounded, including the iranian ambassador and at least nine killed, among them several children. iranian-backed hezbollah uses pagers to avoid israeli surveillance.

the most horrific elements of the most horrific elements of the cases involving jimmy savile, jeffrey epsteincase as in that, the institution, we say, knew about the behaviour. epstein because in that case as well as this there was a procurement system in place to source the women and girls. as you know, there are some very young victims of this, for abuse. and weinstein because it was a person at the very top of the organisation who was abusing his power. we will say it's plainly, mohamed al fayed was a monster. he was a monster. but he was a monster enabled by a system that pervaded harrods. those of you who have seen the magnificent documentary we saw last night made no and may remember very clearly the words of the manager who said the following, anyone who tells you they didn't know what was going on is lying. i'm going to stress that word of his, lying. now, we welcome, but we welcome is very much a first step, the admission at the end of the programme last night given by harrods that they had, to quote to them, failed these women. however, they also claim that they didn't know about al

maxwell was found guilty in december 2021 of helping disgraced financier jeffrey epstein sexually abuseson. epstein, a former boyfriend of maxwell's, died by suicide in 2019 in a manhattan jail cell, five weeks after he was arrested and charged with sex trafficking. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. you're live with bbc news. the military government in myanmar says the death toll in the wake of typhoon yagi has now risen to more than 220, with nearly 80 people missing. the storm swept through northern vietnam, laos, thailand and myanmar in early september and has killed more than 500 people across the region so far, according to officialfigures. the united nations said the floods are among the worst in myanmar�*s recent history. azadeh moshiri reports. entire merged. survivors desperate for shelter. forthese survivors desperate for shelter. for these historic floods myanmar had already been torn apart after a military coup more than three years ago. now thousands of hectares of farmland have been destroyed and the un is warning more than 500,000 people are in urgent

the moves come after reports of dangerous conditions at federal facility and same site where jeffrey epsteind by suicide. by suicide? back in 2019. just reading the prompter, people. combs was reportedly placed on suicide watch after denied bail. the new york mayor's head aidoo sigh lum -- of asylum seeker services and they want her to testify before a grand jury and officials are seeking information on migrant or illegal migrant contracting, which is tied to another ongoing investigation on the site. adams other aids and one that correcters are going in exchange with illegal kick backs. rachel: the dad surviving roommating from a big gash on his cheek earlier this month and hunting by their cabin in wisconsin and spotted a 200-pound bear, which charged the father. luckily the he and his father are avid hunters and a photo from one of the previous father son autoings. pete: let's check in with adam klotz ahead of the big game. reporter: i'd be lying if i said i wasn't having a blast out here this morning and having a good time this. is the front of the line and it's a very long line behind m

up and maybe the prison guard will fall asleep and, and he'll hang themselves, you know, like jeffrey epstein did it and don't pretend that the cameras were off again, you know, so that's, that's really, you know, would be the, would be the play if they did lock them up and they would finish the job there. but i, i still don't think that that's going to happen. i do think that basically she's got close enough where they can get away with us with a midnight truck load of madeline ballads to do, you know, give them the victory and that's, that's the hand i think they're gonna apply. well, it's interesting that i, i so sorry, i knew i loved that line. i was excited back. so i think a, your answer was the same, you know, but it's going to be interesting there to also talk about the security that would go on your rights. we wouldn't want his name as seen himself, the speculation to go around it. but beyond real quick, i'm gonna ask you this, you know, present shop of citizenship. do you think weathers in teams and after not that they should stick an immediate stay by the supreme court and show the

in my opinion he's as bad as jeffrey epstein, these women are young.er bailey -- barely legal or barely illegal. you were being watched and taped the government has the tapes and they know everybody involved in the freak office. are they going to lock up the other high profile abusers or let them get away with it like -- epstein's associates? brad you are seeing some executives resigned, coincidentally. do you think this has anything to do with these new charges against him? >> when you see something like this happen i think you will see a lot of people running scared and abandoning not only him but abandoning a post if they were close to him because it's bad objects for whoever they were. i don't know if it's directly connected to just whatever actions they may or may not have taken, it's not a good look for the record label. >> jesse: what about these parties, it was this open secret in the industry? were people aware that they were being taped? >> i don't believe anyone was aware that it -- that is being taped. it's a known thing in the industry i w

laughter] a lot of powerful celebrities party with this dude, are you concerned that diddy like jeffrey epsteinht become so depressed he somehow disables the camera outside his cell? guards on leave and kills himself using air quotes is because i can. >> i saw multiple pictures of oprah with diddy, did she say anything about diddy ask it would detract from the joy, can you feel it in the air? there are a lot of people who know this man and i think there are a lot of names attached and it will get ugly. >> anyone looking for a job as a food taster, that would be a time to send a resume. big political implications because a man claiming to be a bodyguard for diddy says he was secretly gay how most feel about temples but she alluded, he dumped big fundraising work and did ago kamala has tweaked up to this day thanking him for the 2020 event they did together so my question, who is more that? city didn't traduce him to hot nannies. [laughter] >> i did not think it would enter my personal lexicon this week. >> we need to see, to be fair, i know you know this, the pink carpet and you take photos with

new reports drawing comparison between combs and jeffrey epstein who served time for trafficking young girls before his death. a dhs agent quoted as saying, in my opinion, he's as bad as david epstein and attorney telling fox news, this is like epstein 2.0. you have guy extremely rich and powerful being charged with allegations that is inhumane. sean diddy combs attorney calling his current jail conditions inhumane. watch this. >> we are not giving up by a longshot, i told mr. combs, i'm going to try to get the trial as quickly as possible, he is spending difficult and inhumane housing conditions. >> chanley: combs defense is trying to convince the just to move him to essex county because of the horrific conditions at md.c. >> god forbid anything happens to me, i've been there many times, it is not a pleasant place and many judges refuse to send defendants there. >> chanley: combs defense needs time to walk through evidence provided by prosecutors. combs is due back in court on october 9th. >> todd: the chicago city council voted over whelmingly to support shot spotter, a technology us

the interviews sought the conversation with frank- sought the conversation with frank jeffrey epstein— being at home? because going to izza being at home? because going to pizza exoress _ being at home? because going to pizza exoress in _ being at home? because going to pizza express in woking - being at home? because going to pizza express in woking is - being at home? because going to pizza express in woking is an - pizza express in woking is an unusual— pizza express in woking is an unusual thing for me to do. and it andrew denied _ unusual thing for me to do. and it andrew denied having _ unusual thing for me to do. and it andrew denied having sex - unusual thing for me to do. and it andrew denied having sex with i andrew denied having sex with her then 17—year—old. he subsequently paid her an out—of—court settlement but has always rejected claims of wrongdoing. days after the interview he announced he was stepping back from royal duties. in he announced he was stepping back from royal duties.— from royal duties. in some respects eve hint from royal duties. in some respects everyt

andrew to question him about allegations of sexual assault against tim, as well as his ties to jeffrey epsteinease of the interview, prince andrew announced that he was stepping away from his public duties indefinitely. joining us now, the star of a very royal scandal, ruth wilson, and the generalist sheep portrays. she also serves as an executive producer on the series. emily, let's start with you. watching this, a moment you course have relived many moments over. but seeing it come together again in this way, what are your thoughts? >> just watching the clip, i felt the palpitations start again. what you saw at the end of the first episode is the moment that i never knew about in real life, which is when the whole thing had been called off. the whole thing had been canceled. and so there's a moment where we think, this is never going to happen. it was only inputting the drama together that we call all the different voices from the bbc news team and i started piecing together it's of the story that i've never learned. i guess the consequences of that one moment were pretty devastating, and we

trump also suggested he would release jeffrey epstein's entire client list. >> it's strange for a lotpeople the list of clients that went to the island hasn't been made public and it's interesting probably will be and you maybe may be those liberals who claim they will leave the country if trump wins actually will. [ cheering and applause ] and he also pondered god he wondered if her country is missing a lot of religion. >> or country's missing a lot of religion a much better place with religion it was almost a guided right you want to be good to people without religion there is no real guardrails. i had to live to us get back to religion, more religion in the country. >> praising god's beats worshiping a golden cow. now i had to get out of there somewhere. he also asked trump if he thought much about death i wonder if it is what it is. >> it is what it is. >> greg: say that to my urologist every month. but you also can't argue with his assessment of life to a certain extent life is what you do while you're waiting to the so you might as well do a good job take that aristotle in-your-

faster than he ran to a quack doctor when the draft board called his number, with the likes of jeffrey epsteinwent in his place to vietnam. now, maybe the greatest insult of all, turning a military cemetery visit into a political stunt. with cameras in tow. >> i was not here last week when that happened, but it is a remarkable story with so much we don't know. one of the most disturbing things is that the people involved did not want to touch their name to what had transpired because they were afraid of trump. you invoked the godfather. this is another disturbing sign of how effective acting like mobsters has been when the person on the side of angels, the person who literally works at arlington is uninterested in being part of holding this person accountable. >> they do not want to press charges, reasonably because they did not want to invite harm or threat to themselves or the people they love. it makes sense and we have tolerated this, so one of the things that has become clear and the story makes more clear. he has no idea what sacrifice is or what service is, he foregrounds his own intere

all of the years that she stuck with bubba and his philandering and him and that in-turn and jeffrey epsteinnd what did she get? nothing! [laughter] guess what? you will never be president! two shots denied! how's that feel? [cheering and applause] you got beat! put it in a capsule, i will pop it with some beings, it's better than an antidepressant. >> greg: david, old ladies are supposed to become more adorable as they age. she just becomes more of a slovenly, bitter, pig face. no, you can say that. >> listen, i'm not saying anything bad about someone with her kill ratio. [laughter] i respect that woman! [applause] >> greg: especially with all those razors in your house. >> she could make it look like an accident. [laughter] i'm with her, you know? >> greg: i have no issues raining insults down on her because you know if she could, she would do way worse to us, given the power. because she has basically said as much. >> she is so bitter, greg, it's like an ex-girlfriend that just will not go away and is talking all of this behind your back and you call her up a couple years later and she so

jim, that is trump and jeffrey epstein. i want pets. a pet. no, that's epstein again!e with cuddly animals. no, not the trumps, epstein, and ghislaine maxwell! i have no choice but to generate our own ai image. jim? there ya go. he seems happy. [applause] perhaps the most exciting moment of last night happened post-debate. because mere minutes after the candidates left the stage, taylor swift endorsed [cheering] it was exciting. that was a big deal. not to be outdone, travis kelce has announced his brave endorsement of hat. tay-tay made her endorse-may-may on instagram, posting, "i'm voting for @kamalaharris because she fights for the rights and causes i believe need a warrior to champion them." [cheers and applause] that's simple. that seems pretty clear to me. unless... unless this post is actually full of her famous easter eggs! join me at the taylor swift decoder cam. okay, let's see. "kamala harris" has 12 letters, which is one less than 13, which is taylor's favorite number. so, take away the one, taylor has a song called "the one" off her album "folklore," which

but is that appropriate when you think about the fact that it's associated with jeffrey epstein?fter it was over, i thought, i'm going to i'm going to say, good things about this. but the further i get away from it, the more i think. but what about these women that were violated by jeffrey epstein when they turned on the television? were they laughing? did they see the humour in it, or are they horrified that it's become a joke? >> yes. and of course, that is the very point that we now criticise. prince andrew over, because all the bluffing that went on during the interview, he never once expressed any regret in any way at all, and never once sort of said how sorry he was that there was abuse involved, whether it was him or not, that, you know, girls had been abused. he never mentioned it. and sadly that was what brought him down. maybe it'll bnng brought him down. maybe it'll bring this down because it's a very uncomfortable watch in some ways. isn't it? >> it is. and we might appreciate it more than the average person because it's a little inside baseball. we're seeing what goe

american podcast host named alexander brigman, who had an interesting question about trump's friend jeffrey epstein moment you had hesitation about epstein. why the hesitation? >> i don't think i had -- i mean, i'm not involved. i never went to his island. for surely. but a lot of people did. but fortunately, i was not one of them. >> jimmy: am i nuts, or does he sound disappointed? [ laughter ] "unfortunately." it came really close. wanted to go. heard it was a lot of fun. "fortunately, i couldn't make my schedule work out." [ laughter ] trump right now is in a tailspin. kamala is now leading even in the right-leaning polls, she's leading. she's up especially bigly with young voters. according to the latest nbc news poll, 50% of voters from gen-z support harris, whereas only one-third prefer donald trump. the rest are voting for skipty toilet or something? [ laughter ] i don't know what that is. despite the fact that trump now has the full support of his mentally ill third party opponent robert f. kennedy jr. >> i -- i don't think that vice president harris is a worthy president of this country. i

comparing his time to the likes of jeffrey epstein to the sacrifice of those who went in his place inand turning his military visit into a political stunt with cameras in tow. >> i wasn't here last week when that happened but i think it's a remarkable story. and i think there's still so much we don't know. one of the most disturbing things about that story is that the people involved didn't want to attach their names to what had transpired because they were afraid of trump. you invoke the godfather. this is another disturbing sign of how effective acting like mobsters has been, when the person on the side of angels, the person who literally works at arlington, is uninterested in being part of holding this person accountable. >> didn't want to press charges. reasonable, because they probably didn't want to invite harm to themselves or the threat to themselves or the people they love. it makes sense. we have tolerated this over all the years that he's entered into the political scene. one thing that has become clear is he has no idea what sacrifice is. he has no idea what service is. he

5 in new york as a federal appeals court upholds the conviction of ghislaine maxwell helping jeffrey epsteinuse teenage girls. maxwell is serving a 20 year prison sentence after being convicted in 2021 of five charges for having recruited and groomed four underaged girls for epstein to abuse between 1994 and 2004. fox 2 in san francisco, as instagram is making teen accounts private by default as it tries to make the platform safer for children. this comes amid a growing backlash against how social media effects young people's lives and their mental state. anyone under 18 who signs up for instagram will be placed into a restrictive teen account. those with existing accounts will be migrated over the next 60 days. and this is a live look at golden, colorado from fox 21. one of the stories there and across the country tonight a partial lunar eclipse and what is called a super moon both occur this evening. the moon will not only appear brighter but also larger as it approaches closest point to the earth because earth will pass between the sun and the moon, a temporary shadow will be cast on the

one lawyer said the case combined some of the most horrific elements of the jimmy savile, jeffrey epstein and harvey weinstein abuse scandals. fulham football club, which was owned by al fayed until he sold it , is trying to owned by al fayed until he sold it, is trying to establish if anyone at the club has been affected. natasha, who worked at harrods, described al fayed, who died last year, as a predator who preyed on the most vulnerable . vulnerable. >> these incidents lasted seconds , but the fear instilled seconds, but the fear instilled left me paralysed . al fayed left me paralysed. al fayed brushed off these moments like they had never happened. but i was always reminded not to mention them to anyone. he would know if i did . know if i did. >> the israeli military has said the hezbollah terror group has fired more than 140 rockets into northern israel. today, the barrage started a number of fires when some rockets landed in open areas of the israeli countryside. in response , countryside. in response, israeli forces have targeted hezbollah, launch sites across southern lebanon an

they say he's different from ghislaine maxwell, the accomplice to jeffrey epstein because she evadeddifferent he voluntarily returned to new york city from miami knowing he would be arrested. and they gave us a sneak peek and what the defense will be during the trial. it's not a done deal he's going to be convicted of sex trafficking. even though this is an extremely serious charge in the indictment they think they may be able to argue that, in fact, he was in toxic but consensual relationships with the victims that the government plans to present when they make this case that what he did engage in was racketeering and sex trafficking. they also don't believe he obstructed justice, another reason they say he shouldn't be detained before. they say it's okay to gather witnesses and make 124 texts and phone calls to one person after the civil suit was filed. he has a really good defense team, i heard them yesterday. but the government has a strong case here too. what the government has on their side is video. right now we're talking about whether or not he'll be detained before the tria

trump also suggested he'd released jeffrey epstein's entire client list. >> it's just very strange for a lot of people that. clien the list of clients that went to the island has not beents public. >> yeah, it's -- it's very interesting, isn't it? >> probably will be, by the way. so if you're able to you'll be certainly. >> take a look at it. yeah maybe. finally, all those famous libs who claim they'll leave the country if trump wins actually. >> he also pondered, god, i if he thinks our country is missing a lot of religion. i thinhek country is missing oro a lot of religion. i think it really was a muchunmn place with religion. it was something. it was almost a guide. guidyou know to a certain extenu was a guide. you want to be good toan people. without religion, there's no real there are no guardrailsrea i'd love to see us geto back to religion. ren in.ligio >> this country. you know he's right. praising god sure beats >> p a golden cow. >> now. i had to get out of there somewhere. let'e.s also, ask trump if he thought much about deat hh. i i wonder if it is what it is. it what it is

we could expect to hear at trial, where they argued that this is different from the cases of jeffrey epsteinand r. kelly that dealt with children, because children can never consent and it seems that they are going to argue that the women, the victims involved in this case, did consent. a little previous to what we might see at trial. >> julia ainsley, thank you very much. you prosecuted high profile cases. what is your reaction to this indictment? >> it is significant indeed. and i think one thing to kind of bootstrap off of julia, just because they're not children does not mean we're not circumstances of coercion or intoxication, facility it is a of intoxicants, specifically ketamine and ecstasy and all the other drugs that were utilized or alleged to be utilized in these quote, unquote freakoffs that the indictment talks about that could render a person incapable of consent. that was an issue that we dealt with regard to the prosecution of bill cosby as well. so, when we're looking at this, one thing to realize is that, yes, adults can be sexually abused, can be coerced, can be physically

one lawyer said the case combined some of the most horrific elements of the jimmy savile, jeffrey epsteinand harvey weinstein abuse scandals. natasha, who worked at harrods , natasha, who worked at harrods, said al fayed, who died last yean said al fayed, who died last year, was a predator who preyed on the most vulnerable . on the most vulnerable. >> these incidents lasted seconds, but the fear instilled left me paralysed. al fayed brushed off these moments like they had never happened, but i was always reminded not to mention them to anyone. he would know if i did. >> the hezbollah terror group has suffered another major blow after one of its most senior commanders was killed in an israeli airstrike. ibrahim akil is reported to have died when warplanes struck the building he was in earlier today in the lebanese capital, beirut. security sources said he was killed alongside members of hezbollah's elite, radwan unit, as they were holding a meeting throughout the day. more than 140 rockets were fired by hezbollah fighters into northern israel. the barrage started a number of fires when som

all the years that sheg to with bubba and his full and ring and him and that in-tu intern and jeffrey epsteind all of tharnt. ing! >> and what did she get? nothing. >> guess what? he will never be president. >> shots did not have.got beat we have got you've got to putput it in a capsule. >> i'll pop it with some bame. it's better than an antidepressant only you know david i you know old are supposed to become shre adorable as they ag, ole. she just becomes more ofor a slovenly bitter pig face. >> i know you can say that. listen, i'm not saying anythingo bad about someone with her kill ratiouth. i respect that woman. >> especially especially with all those razors in yourk e house. i know she could make it look like an accident. yeahghter], i. i'm with her.m with you know. >> oh, bret, i. >> i have no issues. raining insults down on he havr you know, if she could, sheuld, would do way worse to us given the power, because she's basically said as much. >> she's so bitter, greg. she's just so bitter like anex-f ex-girlfriend that just won't go away and is talking all this willd your back. u and th

prosecutors actually compare this case to those of nexium called founder he for nearly two draft -- jeffrey epsteinof just how monumental the alleged abuse is that we're talking about here. i think that no authority wanted to act on a small tidbit or one specific case, they wanted to mount what they believe is on ironclad case of pattern abuse on behalf of diddy before taking any steps. even after they rated his homes in la and miami, they waited several months. those raids to place back in march and it's only now that they feel that they have amassed enough evidence to really present a verified case against him. >> neil: carly, thank you very much. charlie langston. were still waiting for diddy and his lawyers to come out of there and whether he will be granted this bail. again you heard the arguments back and forth for why they shouldn't happen. 's lawyer -- already gone on record and made a statement going in to the courtroom that combs is an imperfect person, going here, but he is not a criminal and that is what this entire trial eventually when it comes to that will decide. in the meantime oth

city's other federal jail, the metropolitan correctional center, back in 2021, two years after jeffrey epstein suicide there. a bureau of prisons spokesman telling nbc news they, quote, take seriously addressing the staffing and other challenges at mdc brooklyn, adding the director appointed an urgent action team and they've increased staffing. mdc has historically has had tremendous problems and the problems aren't resolved. combs's lawyers, originally hoping he could await trial under house arrest at his mansion, now arguing for him to be moved to a prison in new jersey in the lead up to this trial, citing the prison's poor conditions, violence and deaths. on wednesday, his lawyer said he was being held in a special housing unit with an extra level of security and he was denied bail twice last week. he is expected to be held at that new york city jail until his next court date on october 9th. up next, as more people vote by mail, there's growing concern that some ballots may not be delivered in time. that you need to know before sending your ballot. the week begins with heat advisories acros

one lawyer said the case combined some of the worst horrific elements of the jimmy savile jeffrey epsteinharvey weinstein abuse scandals. and finally, thousands have gathered in the netherlands to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the allied operation to take the bridge at arnhem. british, dutch and polish paratroopers marched this evening to honour the forces who fought a week long bloody battle to try to capture the bridge, but almost 2000 allied and commonwealth troops were killed in the ultimately futile effort, which inspired the movie a bridge too far . and you're right up to date far. and you're right up to date with the latest headlines. time to crack open the wine . not me. to crack open the wine. not me. you, sir. aren't you back to patrick for the very latest you, sir. aren't you back to patrick for the the! latest you, sir. aren't you back to patrick for the the 80thst you, sir. aren't you back to patrick for the the 80th anniversary commemorate the 80th anniversary of the allied operation to take the bridge at arnhem. british, dutch and polish paratroopers marched this even

one lawyer said the case combined some of the worst horrific elements of the jimmy savile jeffrey epsteinly, thousands have gathered in the netherlands to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the allied operation to take the bridge at arnhem. british, dutch and polish paratroopers marched this evening to honour the forces who fought a week long bloody battle to try to capture the bridge, but almost 2000 allied and commonwealth troops were killed in the ultimately futile effort, which inspired the movie a bridge too far . and you're right up to date far. and you're right up to date with the latest headlines. time to crack open the wine . not me. to crack open the wine. not me. you, sir. aren't you back to patrick for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . gbnews.com forward slash alerts. >> okay, welcome along to patrick christys tonight. now normally, as regular viewers and listeners will know, i like to start the hour with a barnstorming, tubthumping monologue about something that you all