no one was hurt. >> so, let's go to linsey, live in new york tonight. and you have new information on the repair work that was set to take place on that elevator? >> reporter: that's right, david. just last month, a work permit had been issued to fix the wiring on both elevators, however, investigators say that the elevator that the victim was riding in was not the elevator that had recently been fined. david? >> all right, linsey davis. we're thinking about the family of that young man tonight. just awful. thank you. >>> to other news tonight, a major crackdown this evening. federal authorities busting what they say was a global internet scam, one of the largest cases of its kind, they say, in u.s. history. prosecutors charging 80 people with money laundering, fraud and identity theft. they're accused of stealing $10 million through various email scams. these scams, also we've reported before, often target the most vulnerable, seniors and small businesses and matt gutman in l.a. tonight where the case broke wide open. matt? >> reporter: this was a mass

here's linsey davis. >> reporter: tonight, three new accusers are taking aim at the estate of jeffrey epstein, including two women who claim they were coerced into sex with epstein during his work release back in 2009. the alleged incidents took place at his office and his home while epstein was even wearing an ankle monitor. >> he was having office visitors, some who were flown to him from new york and continuing to engage in similar conduct literally while he was in quote unquote jail. >> reporter: one accuser claims she was 17 when she was first groomed by epstein in new york back in 2007, during the same time he was under federal investigation for alleged sex crimes against more than 30 minor girls. it comes as we're learning new details about epstein's will, signed just two days before his suicide. his estate valued at nearly $578 million, including $56 million in cash and $18 million in planes, cars and boats. the value of his collection of artwork and antiques still subject to appraisal. epstein's sole surviving relative is his brother, mark. we know that epstein set up a trust

here's abc's linsey davis tonight. >> reporter: tonight, abc news has learned just two days before his suicide, jeffrey epstein signed his will. while the money is earmarked to go to his trust, there are no details on the trust's beneficiaries. his brother mark is epstein's only known surviving relative. this as a vigorous defense of prince andrew is now underway. buckingham palace releasing a new statement, after video surfaced purportedly showing the prince at epstein's manhattan mansion in 2010, saying -- "the duke of york has been appalled by the recent reports of jeffrey epstein's alleged crimes. his royal highness deplores the exploitation of any human being and the suggestion he would condone, participate in or encourage any such behaviour is abhorrent." this video, which has not been been independently verified by abc news, appears to show the prince in the doorway, waving to an unknown young woman. at that time, epstein had already served time as a sex offender. virginia guiffre claimed in a deposition she was directed to have sex with the prince and other powerful men, allega

here's linsey davis. >> reporter: tonight, the first fallout from the jeffrey epstein suicide. attorney general william barr ordering the warden to be pulled from the jail and temporarily reassigned. two staff members on epstein's unit placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigations. this comes after sources tell abc news one of the workers was not a designated corrections officer. a law enforcement official says epstein used a bed sheet to hang himself. the fbi and nypd scouring epstein's private island. sources tell us they are looking to find evidence of co-conspirators in epstein's inner circle, including associate ghislane maxwell. in a now settled 2015 defamation suit against maxwell, virginia roberts giuffre says that maxwell recruited her to be a teenage sex slave to epstein. >> the training started immediately. how to be quiet, be subservient. give jeffrey what he wants. a lot of this training came from ghislaine herself. >> reporter: maxwell denies the allegations. her whereabouts are unknown. interesting to note abc news has witnessed a lot o

here's linsey davis. >> reporter: sources tell abc news camera footage inside the metropolitan correctional center shows two guards tasked with watching jeffrey epstein did not make their required welfare checks every 30 minutes. the guards are suspected of falsifying log entries, a potential crime. they're now on administrative leave. sources say investigators have not yet interviewed them. but the financier's death has not stopped his accusers from seeking justice. jennifer rose filed a civil suit against four alleged co-conspirators based on a new taking effect in new york today. it allows victims of abuse to revive claims that have expired under the statute of limitations. the lawsuit names ghislaine maxwell, as well as three unnamed employees described as the recruiter, secretary, and maid. >> they robbed me of my youth, my identity, my innocence, and my self-worth. >> reporter: courtney wild claims epstein assaulted her when she was a teenager. >> i was 14, i had braces on. >> reporter: she alleges one of his assistants was actively recruiting others. >> it was completely business. je

here is abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: tonight, the jeffrey epstein scandal is growing. bombshell accusations point a finger at some notable names. 2,000 pages of documents were unsealed in manhattan federal court related to a defamation case brought by virginia roberts giuffre against ghislaine maxwell, an epstein associate. in court filings giuffre says she became an underage teen sex slave for epstein, and later was directed by maxwell and epstein to have sex with many quote powerful men, including numerous prominent american politicians, powerful business executives, foreign presidents, and other world leaders. among those giuffre names in sworn depositions, british royalty prince andrew, former governor and u.n. ambassador bill richardson, and the influential former senator from maine, george mitchell. all three men have strongly denied the allegations. in statements today, mitchel and richardson say they never met her and these allegations are false. in an interview with the miami herald giuffre described how she was trained. >> the training started immediately --

>> thank you, linsey.et's bring in dan abrams back with us this morning, and i want to pick up where linsey just left off, this new civil lawsuit that actually names jeffrey epstein's confidant, ghislaine maxwell, and she mentioned the recruiter, the secretary and the maid. we have heard little about maxwell, and don't know where she is. she'll have to respond to this. >> unlike a criminal case, where you can revoke your right, if in a civil case, if you don't want a judgment entered against you, you have to come forward and answer questions. she may say i invoke my right against self-incrimination. fine. she still has to show up and respond if she doesn't want immediately a judgment entered against her. this is not a really easy case against her either because even the victim here conceding she didn't have interactions with maxwell. >> no direct contact. >> correct. >> there was something quite major happening in the last 24 hours, a new law here in new york state which gives alleged victims more time to

linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to linsey for that update. >>> officers in californiaone of their own this morning killed during a traffic stop in riverside. we told you about this story yesterday morning. highway patrol officer andre moy jr. died monday. he was preparing to impound a pickup truck when police say the driver, who had a violent criminal history dating back to the 1990s, grabbed a shotgun and killed moy. the suspect died in a shootout with responding officers. officials say the 34-year-old moy was a model officer. >> officer moy embodies everything that the california highway patrol stands for, with professionalism, dedication, and service to the public. andre had a servant's heart and that's why he was a member of this organization. he's the type of guy that everybody liked. his mother last night told me that this was his dream job. and he loved going to work. and it's what he always wanted to do. >> the shooter's wife offered condolences to officer moy's family. she says her husband called her during the traffic stop and that a bullet smashed into her c

linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to linsey. >>> federal authorities have busted a massive have been charged with stealing nearly $50 million through a variety of online scams, fooling businesses as well as people in every state and several other countries. over a dozen were arrested in los angeles. some of the suspects are accused of orchestrating romance schemes by posing as members of the military. the fbi says it is unlikely the victims will ever get their money back. >>> industry and government are going on the offensive to prevent robocalls. 12 of the country's latest phone companies and every state attorney general has signed on. the telecom companies will provide customers with free call blocking and a system that can label a call as real or fake. it will also monitor their networks for robocall traffic. last year we received more than 25 billion robocalls. >>> president trump continues to dispute economic indicators that seem to show a downturn. >> this week the federal government reported the budget deficit will reach $1 trillion next year, much sooner than previo

good morning, linsey. >> good morning, cecelia. a rough stretch for victoria's secret.rketing officer for elle brands resigned in the wake of a host of controversies, and that was all before the company's ceo received this damning letter from more than 100 models demanding action. >> reporter: dozens of super models walking the walk this morning in a major movement that now has victoria's secret secret und under the microscop more than 100 models and time's up supporters including supermodel christy turlington-burns, actress and model milla jovovich and doutzen kroes all signing their names to an open letter to the ceo asking the company to take action to protect its models and sign an anti-harassment pledge following allegations of sexual misconduct by several industry photographs and allegations that wexner knew that embattled financier jeffrey epstein, who's currently behind bars accused of exploiting dozens of minor girls, some just 14 years old, would try to pass himself off as a victoria's secret talent scout using friendship with wexner to get close to young wome

a member of our "gma" family, linsey davis. [ applause ] linsey davis.rning she's here because she is also an award-winning author. has a brand-new children's book out called "one big heart." it is just out today. i have to say as the band is getting ready over there -- that's right, that's right, that's right. drum roll, love it. [ applause ] i love controlled chaos. full disclosure, my family, huge fan of your books. this is your second one. my niece's precious little girl sally gave it two thumbs up. she was so excited. i think -- that's sally right there. she was so excited to see someone who looks like herself in the book. >> i think just as important as it is for children to see a child that they can relate to and say that looks just like me i think it's equally important to see children who don't look like them. quite often if you live in an area that the population is not diverse, your school or synagogue or church is not diverse quite often you have to find the books and the toys and whatever it is so that children can be exposed and be familiar

abc's linsey davis traveled to atlanta to discuss abrams' efforts. >> do you believe that elections are i mean by rigged is this, we have a right to vote in the untates at afrded to eligib american citizens. but we have seen over the last 20 years a constriction on who has the right to use that right. we have seen it through voter i.d. laws. you can't get on the rolls. if you get on the rolls you can't stay. you may not be able to cast your ballot because they close your precinct. or they change the rules. that's rigging the game. >> you suggested that voter suppression is more insidious now than it was in the '60s, how so? >> we have always struggled with voter suppression. but what's happened in the last 20 years is that it's gone underground. no laws that say you can't vote. it's the insidious nature that says it's race neutral. we're putting these laws in place for everyone. but we know it has an effect on commune days that have been marginalized. >> in the last presidential election there was a decrease in black voters for thee ople can vote, how do you make sure they show up at th

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here's linsey davis. >> reporter: sources tell abc news camera footage shows two guards tasked with watching jeffrey epstein did not make their required checks every 30 minutes. the guards are suspected of falsifying log entries, a potential crime. they're now on administrative leave. but the death has not stopped his accusers from seeking justice. a civil suit against four alleged co-conspirators based on a new law taking effect in new york today. the lawsuit names ghislaine maxwell, as well as the recruiter, secretary, and maid. >> they robbed me of my youth, my identity, my innocence, and my self-worth. >> reporter: courtney wild claims epstein assaulted her as a teenager. she alleges one of his assistants was actively recruiting others. >> jeff wants to know if you can get ahold of so and so. >> reporter: with epstein dead, wild is now pushing to toss out a 2007 agreement made in florida which granted immunity to potential co-conspirators. >> a man and a woman reportedly working overtime at the jail. and one of the alle of the alle >>> a disturbing turn after the shooting in dayton. an o

former bachelorette rachel linsey tying the knot in a truly made for tv romance. we'll have complete details in "the skinny" this monday, august 26th. >> what did i miss last week? >> nothing. >> i think so. the u.s. now owns greenland. the world has found out how great trevor ault is. >> yes. >> and he's hilarious, he's funny, he was my friend first, i met him months ago. >> aww, look at him calling dibs on trevor. >> and popeye's told chick-fil-a to sit down, we've got something for you. >> and they keep running out of those sandwiches. >> can anyone find the sandwich? >> tell us, you know what, you guys, tweet us and tell us which one you prefer. i don't eat the meat, but you do. have you tried either? >> i have not been able to make my way to the four popeyes here in manhattan. don't ask me how i know there's four, don't ask me. >> all right, all right, good start to a monday, thanks for joining us. >>> we begin with weather. dorian churning out there. >> and on the mainland, mudslides closing highways in noccuweather's adam del rosso has today's forecast. >>

let's get right to linsey davis who is following this. good morning linsey. >> good morning, david. those guards were supposed to check on him every 30 minutes, but fell asleep while working overtime, and reportedly falsified records to indicate they checked on him which could be considered a federal crime. >> reporter: breaking overnight, major security lapse. "the new york times" reporting the two staffers who were guarding the unit the night of epstein's death fell asleep, failed to check on him for about three hours and then falsified records to cover up their mistake. "the associated press" shows cameras in the jail reportedly show the guards didn't make some of those required checks. the financier's death triggering changes within the jail he was held. those two guards placed on leave, and the warden of the metropolitan correction center reassigned by the attorney general as the case of the disgraced financier's death heats up, the president also weighing in calling for a thorough investigation. >> what we're saying is we want a full investigation. i want an investigation, and

linsey davis is here with more on that. good morning, linsey. >> good morning, amy.w hoping to avoid the big house. according to that article she's embarrassed and hurt. she knows her reputation has been ruined for life. in fact, the family was allegedly told to remove their google alerts and stop searching their names because it's not good for them to see what's being said. >> reporter: this morning lori loughlin is preparing for battle. according to a new article in "people" magazine, the "full house" star is panicking behind closed doors before heading to court next week facing federal fraud and money laundering charges and up to 40 years behind bars. after allegedly paying half a million dollars in bribes and fees to get her two daughters into usc as purported crew team athletes. >> i know you want what's best for them. you know what, maybe the fast track isn't it. >> reporter: a legal source reportedly familiar with the 55-year-old's situation telling "people," lori is obsessing over every detail of the case. she's not working. she's not doing anything. she's ju

linsey davis is outside that apartment building and, linsey, this building has been cited for elevatorblems in the past? >> reporter: yes, just three months ago, in fact, they were fined for a second elevator inside this building and, cecilia, i have to tell you, i saw the surveillance video. not sure that i've ever used the word atrocious, but that's exactly how i would describe the video, in fact, it's way too graphic for us to show you this morning. and many of the witnesses who were walking by went like this immediately blocking their eyes to avoid seeing the scene that was playing out in front of them. this morning, an investigation is under way to determine how a routine elevator ride turned deadly. >> report of an elevator drop. the person is possibly trapped. >> reporter: investigators say six people were on board an manhattan apartment building when 30-year-old samuel waisbren tried to exit. the elevator suddenly dropped crushing him to death. hours later the victim's heartbroken father speaking out claiming the building's elevators have long been problematic. >> one of the el

abc's linsey davis has more. >> reporter: three new accusers are taking aim at the estate of jeffreyinto sex with epstein during his work release back in 2009. the alleged incidents took place at his office and his home, whilstein s even wearing an ankle monitor. >> he was having office visitors, some who were flown to him from new york, and continuing to engage in similar conduct literally while he was in quote/unquote jail. >> reporter: one accuser claims she was 17 when she was first groomed by epstein in new york back in 2007. during the same time he was under federal investigation for alleged sex crimes against more than 30 minor girls. it comes as we're learning new details about epstein's will, signed two days before his suicide. $578 million, including $56 million in cash, and $18 million in planes, cars, and boats. the value of his collection of artwork and antiques still subject to appraisal. epstein's sole surviving relative is his brother, mark. by filing these lawsuits, many of their attorneys are now going after those assets. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> a scan

linsey davis is here and has the latest for us. good morning, linsey. >> good morning, robin. he was a temporary officer filling in due to a staffing shortage. attorney general william barr with forboding words saying just because epstein won't have his day in court, co-conspirators, quote, should not rest easy. victims deserve justice and will get it. >> reporter: this morning more confusion surrounding the moments leading up to jeffrey epstein's death. according to the ap, one of the guards assigned to watch him wasn't even a correctional officer. >> we're learning of serious irregularities at this facility that are deeply concerning and demand a thorough investigation. >> reporter: sources tell abc news that at the urging of his defense attorneys, epstein was taken off suicide watch two weeks ago and while there were cameras on the cell block where he was held, they did not focus on individual units. so it's unlikely there's surveillance video of the moment of his death. this as little st. james, jeffrey epstein's private oasis in the caribbean, is now the subject of a raid

and it's really -- >> i think linsey may have also. >> it's only worth a few tenths to growth. tariffs in isolation from china into the u.s. is literally worth three-tenths to growth. >> not only that the consumer, i was going to say the consumer has been resilient. you have seen consumer staples companies raising prices and passing that through even some of the industrial prices passing through on the tariffs. so the consumer has been resilient. i would expect them to remain somewhat so into 2020 as long as unploim is low, wages continue to grow above 3%. >> what about business sflechlt that is a key here it is not growing the way it was certainly. and we hear and i hear it firsthand, many ceos are stepping back drn. >> - >> and the fed chairman is herring it. >> if you look at the business confidence numbers they say they are going to reduce capital spending in the next six months or so. once they start cutting capex, they could potentially stop hiring that's where the biggest risk lies i believe. >> if i could make a last point. in

linsey is back with more on this. good morning again. >> good morning again to you.ating it as a terroristic threat. the suspect is described as a white male in his teens or early 20s. initially people called police reporting an active shooter, then others thought fireworks had been set off. in the end neither scenario was accurate. police say a masked man jumped onto the table in the food court threatening to take his own life, then dropped an unidentified object on the ground causing mass panic, triggering a stampede and sending people running into the street. look at that video there. police say a 16-year-old boy and his mother both suffered minor injuries. according to authorities, the suspect has not been located but they have numerous witnesses and are of course continuing to investigate. >> that's what happens with ht . ren "g," rpse split between miley o the cyruliam hemswor.weave heis morning. > e bachelor in paradise" couple on their unexpected home birth. how they stayed calm. >> and she ready. we're showing you how to make not one but two dinners for four

good morning, linsey. >> good morning. this robin we're learning the late financier jeffrey epstein signed his will two days before he took his own life in a manhattan prison. court papers filed last week say his estate valued at more than $577 million including more than $56 million in cash. his collection of valuable fine arts, antiques and collectables will also be subject to appraisal while the beneficiaries are still not named. the will seeks to appoint two of his long-time attorneys as executors. the will only names one heir, his brother mark. several attorneys representing his alleged victims are vowing to go after those assets saying they should be distributed to their clients since epstein's death means there will be no trial on criminal charges against him. >> just two days before he took his life. >> just two days. he signed the will august 8th, was found dead august 10th. >> and his only living heir is his brother. >> his brother mark. >> we'll see. >> thanks, linsey. george? >>> new trouble for juul. a 19-year

. >> linsey davis with us again tonight. thank you. >>> now, to a high school in california under fire tonight, just before the start of the new school year. disturbing new video appearing to show teenagers giving a nazi salute. the garden grove school district says it happened last november at an off-campus banquet. the school telling abc news tonight it became aware of the video months later and, quote, it strongly condemns the behavior. those school officials are refusing to say how they handed out any punishment. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the former major league baseball players facing charges tonight. we'll tell you what they're accused of. >>> also, the father accused of killing a hotel worker, now breaking his silence tonight on the eve of his return to a caribbean island to now face manslaughter charges. he says he would do it again to protect his family. >>> your health tonight. there are new guidelines for gene testing that doctors hope could help detect cancer. we'll

here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: an investigation tonight into how a simple elevator ride turned into a deadly tragedy. >> report of an elevator drop with a person possibly trapped. >> reporter: investigators say six people were onboard an elevator inside this 22-story manhattan apartment building when something went terribly wrong. two people got off at the lobby, and when 30-year-old samuel waisbren tried to exit, the elevator malfunctioned and suddenly dropped, crushing him to death. tonight, the victim's heartbroken father is speaking out. >> i'm heartbroken. he's not going to be able to father a child, have a family and grow up, you know. we're absolutely devastated. >> reporter: firefighters also rescued three more people trapped inside that elevator who witnessed the horror. >> super scary. they always jump between floors. it's like that halloween horror nights thing when you're in that scary elevator that hops up and down. it's really bad. >> reporter: the building had scam, one of the largest cases of its kind, they say, in u.s. history. prosecutors charging 80 people wi

we want to thank our affiliate wfaa for their help with this important story and linsey davis is hereents paying attention. teens are reportedly using vaping devices in record numbers. the u.s. surgeon general called e-cigarette use among youth an epidemic. now tryston, a 17-year-old from texas is warning other teens by sharing what happened to him. >> reporter: it's an unnerving scene. the body of a teen spasming in a coughing fit on a ventilator just to breathe. >> it just progressively got worse, extremely fast. >> reporter: 17-year-old tryston zohfeld was taken to cook children's hospital in ft. worth with blockage in his lungs. >> i woke up throwing up everywhere. my heart was pounding out of my chest going 100 miles an hour. >> reporter: doctors believe it was all because of vaping. >> he's a very sick otherwise healthy-looking child and we don't see previously healthy 17-year-olds that sick that quickly. >> reporter: in late july tryston's family sat by his side day by day not knowing what was wrong as he lay in a medically induced coma. >> we were baffled at first. we had no i

linsey davis is here. good morning, linsey. >> good morning to you. is reportedly appalled by jeffrey epstein's behavior, and he's being scrutinized after footage and recently unsealed documents connect the two. >> reporter: overnight a blistering statement from buckingham palace depending prince andrew after new video surfaced purportedly showing the prince at jeffrey epstein's manhattan mansion in 2010. the palace telling abc news, the duke of york has been appalled by recent reports of jeffrey epstein's alleged crimes. the suggestion he would condone, participate in or encourage any such behavior is abhorrent. this video which has not been independently verified by abc news reportedly shows the duke of york at epstein's home in december of 2010, waving to an unknown young woman. at that point, epstein had already served time and registered as a sex offender in both florida and new york. the prince was reportedly introduced to epstein through his long-term associate ghislaine maxwell. maxwell has never been charged, and denies any wrong doing. accor

abc's linsey davis is here with that story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, whit.culation has abounded as to the whereabouts of ghislaine maxwell, epstein's former associate and friend who's now listed in at least one lawsuit as a co-spear tore. pictures show as of earlier this week she was in los angeles at an in-n-out burger. for the first time investigators are now questioning the two guards tasked with watching jeffrey epstein in the hours before his death. this as we're now seeing ghislaine maxwell, accused of being one of epstein's co-conspirators. a source tells abc news the autopsy of epstein revealed a broken hyoid bone in his neck which can be associated with strangulation or suicide. according to "the new york post," maxwell was spotted at a local in-and-out restaurant in california and reading a book about cia operatives. maxwell has been accused by one of epstein's alleged victims of recruiting underaged girls to act as sex slaves for epstein and other men. maxwell has denied those allegations and has never been criminally charged. the british socialit

thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, linsey. >>> following a lot of other stories this morning. >>> coming up, an abc news exclusive. the family of a young woman killed by sharks while snorkeling in the bahamas is breaking their silence calling for a major change after her attack. >>> and we're going to take a look at this video right here. a pilot crash landing his plane in the wilderness revealing how he survived. what he did to lead rescuers right to him. thankfully he is doing well. but first back to ginger. >>> yes, and let's get straight to the hot cities brought to you by subaru. >>> good morning, america. i hope you heard that little tune. i hope you did. it's wednesday. you feeling it? >> hump day. i crafted new mango hibiscus herbal iced tea to bloom with flavor. from the finest ingredients, like hibiscus and mango. new pure leaf herbals. blooming with flavor and naturally caffeine free. new pure leaf herbals. red dress on the first day - bold move. same red dress today - even bolder. fight the fade and keep your red dress red. is it new? no, it's washed in studio by tide.

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