he was arrested onjuly the manhattan jail cell.ty to charges of sex trafficking involving dozens of underage girls as young as 14. more on this as and when we get it. police in the us city of el paso say a man suspected of shooting dead 22 people last saturday has said that he was targeting mexicans. the gunman will face the death penalty if he's convicted. donald trump has called for a strengthening of background checks on people who buy firearms. the environment agency said it was carrying out tests on part of the river frome in somerset after it was turned bright blue by a mystery substance. results are expected on monday, but it is being treated as a pollution incident. currently, there are no reports of dead wildlife. a rare set of twin pandas have been born at a zoo in belgium. there they are. they've been described as looking like little pink shrimps and are completely hairless. twin pandas are extremely rare, and usually one of them won't survive, but keepers say the boy and girl are doing well. mum how how is said to be sh

civil rights campaigners have been raisingg thee alarmrm about the metetropn correctional center in manhattan for over a decade. >> for years, there has been an urgent situation at the metropolitan correctional center. conditions are dirty, decrepit. many people are held in profound isolation. many of us have been trying to raise this question for years. and hopefully, one good thing that could come out of jeffrey epstein's death is real attention paid to the inhumane conditions. amy: we will also speak to attorney lisa bloom representing two women suing jeffrey epstein for sexually assaulting them when they were minors. what happens now that he i is deadad? we will meet to new york lawmakers who helped pass a landmark held this week to allow survivors of childhood sex abuse in new york to sue their perpetrators even if the statute of limitations h r run o. ie thought was goi to wiout everaving spoken abo what happened me. >> when u haveeen sexuly abused aaa child, it can take yes or even decadeses to process what happened. that is how wewe change the law. amy: hundreds of lawsuits have alrea

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was found hanging in his cell saturday morning at the metropolitan correctional center in downtown manhattanwing emts attempting to revive epstein as he's wheeled into a new york hospital. many of his accusers like michelle lacota now worried their chance at justice is gone. >> i know that everybody else is livid, angry, that they don't get to see him go to jail. >> reporter: his death sending shock waves and raising questions about whether or not he was being watched carefully enough by the prison. >> it touched off immediate cries of how does this happen. jeffrey epstein was a high-profile inmate in a federal jail that's filled with high-profile inmates. >> reporter: as questions swirl, federal investigators were seen raiding jeffrey epstein's property in the u.s. virgin islands today. >> is that significant? >> it is clear that they want to turn over everything in epstein's life at this point. they want to know any wrongdoing that he was up to. >> reporter: it was less than three weeks ago that epstein was first put on suicide watch. >> whatever happened with jeffrey epstein in prison bac

once a math teacher in manhattan, the finance you're accumulated a fortune that gained him access intoclose friends with prince andrew, he hosted a vacation with but that mask his accusers crimes. he sexually assaulted young girls who he had to give him and other wealthy meant massages. he avoided federal charges in 2008 and a widely criticised plea deal that is under investigation by the department ofjustice. he was arrested again this july and charge and you work sex trafficking, he was in jail awaiting trial. epstein was found unresponsive on the floor of his prison cell in manhattan earlier this morning, many question of how he could have taken his own life and the fbi is investigating. just over two weeks ago he was found semiconscious and crying with injuries around his neck. his victims said he would have preferred to have lived herface his charges. the attorney general, william barr, says he is appalled by the news. he says the death raises serious questions. chris buckler is live from washington for us. tell us about why this has developed into such a big scandal. jeffrey epst

tonight he is dead by an apparently suicide jeffrey epstein was found unresponsive in his manhattan jail cell early this morning he was rushed to the hospital but it was too late, according to the federal bureau of prisons. multiple law enforcement sources tell nbc news, epstein hanged himself. his death brings an end to his criminal case which for the accusers was going to be a chance for their stories to be heard in court >> he raped me forcibly raped me. knew exactly what he was doing >> reporter: jennifer spoke to nbc news after epstein needed not guilty to sex trafficking charges. today she wrote, i am angry jeffrey epstein won't have to face his survivors of his abuse in court we have to live with the scars of his actions for the rest of our lives. both the fbi and inspector general are conducting investigations into epstein's death. in a statement, attorney general william barr writes in part, i was appalled to learn that jeffrey epstein was found dead mr. epstein's death raises serious questions that must be answered among them, why wasn't he being watched? just three weeks ago,

jillian: out of lower manhattan. get to fox news alert.. the station has been evacuated. trains are not sopping there right now. we have a crew on the way to the scene. we'll bring you more news as soon as we get it. this is happening right now in lower manhattan. >>> this was philadelphia earlier this week, dramatic new video of hours-long standoff. watch as police officers hide behind cars and dodge bullets. [gunfire] >> back up. jillian: six officers were hurt. u.s. attorney for the eastern district of pennsylvania now blasting philadelphia's district attorney, blaming him in part for the attacks by promoting a quote, culture of disrespect. >> we've endured over a year-and-a-half of the worst kind of slander against law enforcement, with the d.a. routinely calling police and prosecutors corrupt and racist. jillian: suspect maurice hill started shooting, barricaded himself inside his home as police tried serving a narcotics warrant. he has a long criminal history. he should not have been able to own a gun. we'll keep you updated. steve:

wall street is in manhattan. so that's something they handle a lot. the d.a.ybody. it's not like the justice department who can tell the southern district of new york to lay off or re-write a report. no, the district attorney is elected and reports to nobody. of course the district attorney's conduct is reviewed in every case that's brought, defense counsel can attack it, judges can respond in appropriate ways. and soar, yes, the d.a. is very independent. and. >> an attorney for the trump organization has called the inquiry a political hit job and that it's just harassment of the president. this is the terminology we've heard a lot. his family and his business using subpoenas and leaks as weapons. we will respond as appropriate. talk to me about what happens with this. they subpoena information. what can the district attorney do when they get this information? >> well, the district attorney can prosecute, assuming that there is a crime. i mean, one of the crimes that could possibly be involved here would be falsified business records. i mean, if the business r

represents part of the bronx and westchester, and democratic assemblywoman yuh-line niou represents manhattan. both spoke about surviving child the state abuse at capitol in albany in january. state senator alessandra biaggi

represents part of the bronx and westchester, and democratic assemblywoman yuh-line niou represents manhattan. both spoke about surviving child the state abuse at capitol in albany in january. state senator alessandra biaggi and silly member yuh-line niou, we welcome you both to democracy now! talkor alessandra biaggi, about what drove you to push h r this law. your own experience and what you hope happens with this now. i mean, hundreds of lawsuits have been filed since yesterday. >> that fact alone is just remarkable and shows you what is possible when he asked to do fight for the things you know are right and what the law can do. this law is something i campaigned on. it is something that is personal to me. my childhood sexual l abuse survivor.

jeffrey epstein took his own life this morning while held in a manhattan jail. the turn of events comes a day after documents were released other men. nbc's chris pal len has the developing details tonight. >> the justice department says financier and friend to the rich and powerful jeffrey epstein killed himself in his manhattan jail cell saturday morning. epstein was a convicted sex offender being held on federal child sex trafficking charges after being arrested last month. his indictment alleged epstein recruited girls as young as 14 for sex. epstein's death comes just a couple of weeks after he was discovered injured in his sell cell, put on suicide watch after that. but sources tell nbc news he was not on suicide watch at the time of his apparent hanging saturday morning. it's unclear why. now, two federal agencies are investigating. >> it's hard to understand how this could have happened. >> attorney general william barr said he was appalled to hear of the death and snorp ben sas said heads must role after the justice department failed to keep epstein saf

epstein an accused sex trafficker found dead in federal custody in manhattan having hanged himself in his cell. hours after disturbing new court documentsy unsealed. remember, epstein dodged serious jail time, more than a decade ago, when he pleaded guilty to soliciting sex from a minor thanks to a sweetheart dealt negotiated by then u.s. attorney for the southern district of florida, alex acosta. now, new skrautny of the deal is believed to have led to acosta's resignation as president trump's labor secretary last month. by then epstein was in jail again on new federal sex trafficking charges. prosecutors say he abused dozens of underage girls. last month on july 23rd, epstein was found with marks on his neck in his jail cell appear placed under suicide watch. that watch ended just days later. in late july we are told. and cnn's crime and justice reporter shimon prokupecz. have you learned more about why he was taken off suicide watch. >> we have no word as to why that happened. that's obviously the biggest question right now. what happened from the time that he was found with injuri

others said there are those in that manhattan facility who were trying to kill him. it has not been confirmed one way or the other but we know he was looking at 45 years in jail which for 66-year-old man is a death sentence and he was reportedly considering cooperating and naming names that could reduce that sentence. so much we don't know, this much we do, politically it is going to be one hot topic today and among those likely to talk about it are those campaigning in iowa. john higgins a blooper is among the 2020 presidential candidates, former colorado governor. so i can buy from enterprise car sales and you'll take any trade-in? that's right! great! here you go... well, it does need to be a vehicle. but - i need this out of my house. (vo) with fair, transparent value for every trade-in... enterprise makes it easy. whenso if you find your.com, you get troom at a lower rate,tee. hilton is like... we're gonna match that rate and give you an extra 25% off. what would travel sites do if you found a different price? that's not my problem, it's your problem. book at hi

release of this video obtained by "the mail" on sunday appearing to show andrew inside epstein's manhattan home in 2010, after the financier had been released from prison. in today's statement, the duke calls his later association with epstein "a mistake" and "an error."

un juez de manhattan escuchan este momento a 30 mujeres que cuentan sus dramÁticas experiencias de abusoey. fue hallado sin vida en su celda a principio de este mes. borja: son cinco mujeres las que han demandado sobre el patrimonio del magnate que se calcula en 500.000.000 $, y le heredo a su hermano mark. vamos con blanca. te escuchamos. blanca: hola, ¿quÉ tal? y se han escuchado versiones bastante conmovedoras. algunas de ellas lo llamaron cobarde por haberse suicidado. y por no haberles permitido escuchar la vÍctimas de schaeffer y dijeron que estaban-- de alguna manera tenÍan paz porque habÍa muerto. por el hecho de haberse suicidado hace unos dÍas, iba a terminar su caso con respectoal caso de alguna manera criminal. y ahora es un caso civil. por parte de algunas de las vÍctimas. lo que seha dicho y se ha escuchado en el transcurso de esta maÑana. es que estÁn tratando de hacer un caso civil. esto les va a permitirde alguna manera tener acceso-- y tener acceso a los mÁs de 500.000.000 $ que jeffrey ha dejado. y ha dejado un testamento dos dÍas antes de haberse suicidado en una cÁrc

protruding ears gave an appearance after his career failed to launch the apple store in midtown manhattan written on air b&b to stay with his girlfriend. they seemed friendly but harried as they rush through when he sprung up i caught my breath to see how cramped it really was. it literally filled the whole room the only free space was an area at the end of the bed to turn around stepping inside i was overwhelmed by the sweat and men's cologne and worn shoe leather. i searched for something to anchor me. i realized it was up interest worthy model of urban organization. every square inch was utilized and neatly organized. and then to hold the glass of water or cell phone and a closet system on the wall held a small tv surrounded by shelves neatly arranged by color and season. even at 5-foot 9 inches i literally have to jump to get in any shorter i might not have made it. shoes line the shelves i was thank you for the windows that gave me breathing with a tiny space. the news was winter by ed juliet balcony i could see below and the snow. trucks piled up in men hustled through the snow bank

a succession of women have voiced anger and defiance in a manhattan courtroom, telling their storiest a depraved and cowardly human being he was by taking his own life. purdue pharma, the american pharmaceutical giant that makes the opioid 0xycontin, is reported to be offering between $10—12 billion to settle thousands of lawsuits against it. purdue has already settled with the state of oklahoma over the opioid crisis and a judge has ordered a big payout from johnson & johnson.

this morning in the manhattan correctional cell.ccusers than law enforcement did. i wonder if you could give us insight into how they looked at the process. how they were looking ahead to jeffrey epstein being in the courtroom. to this case unfolding. >> i just off the phone with one of the victims, before you called and she was pretty distraught. i think she's -- she probably feels the way a lot of the other victims, that he's abowsed. this is her speaking, feeling that he's just -- kind of took the coward way out. but on the other hand you know, i think it will bring some relief to some of these girls and also, you know, this might open up a lot of channels that they will give prosecutors more information you know. he was a pretty formidable figure and a lot of people were very frightened to go public and to talk about what he did. so there might be a lot of people now who will hopefully come forward and say, this happened to me, or i did work for him during this period of time, i know what he was doing. i feel horrible about it b

in lower manhattan on august 10th cause of death was ruled to be a suicide by hanging that said to avenge scenes alleged victim shauntay davies and virginia roberts could frame roberts could phrase been one of the most outspoken so far spoke after the hearing davies said that epstein raped her during a massage and she went into some detail we're not going to get into that because you know it is it is pretty disturbing but her along with 2 frey expressed outrage that those not only that abstain is escaping justice now in his death but that those who helped epstein or who were involved in his crimes complicit accomplices have not been brought to justice either here's what both ladies had to say listen to this do i feel his death is an appropriate punishment absolutely not it's nobody justice and it leaves a lot of unanswered questions. that makes me sick to my stomach that there's preacher perpetrators out there that obviously helped him in many ways for a very long time and they're still out there with no punishment. i want to start by saying. it's not all jeffrey died but it's how you liv

guards finding him early saturday morning in his manhattan jail cell. the report coming as conspiracy theories swirled about how epstein could kill himself days after being removed from suicide watch and after an earlier suicide attempt. all this as epstein's longtime associate ghislaine maxwell was reportedly seen in public for the first time since the millionaire's death. according to "the new york post" this image of her reading a book about cia operatives was taken monday at a los angeles fast food restaurant. abc news has not been able to verify the photo. >> jeffrey epstein and his network of enablers stole from me. they robbed me of my youth, my identity, my innocence, and my self-worth. >> reporter: maxwell and three others were named this week as co-conspirators in a new lawsuit brought by jennifer araoz, who claimed they helped facilitate her sexual assault by epstein when she was just 14. maxwell has denied similar allegations in the past and has not been charged with any crime. >> the alleged co-conspirators are now under the microscope even

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after his acting career failed to launch he took a job at the apple store in midtown manhattan renting out his room on air b&b, staying with his girlfriend. roy seemed friendly as he rushed through a tour of the tiny living room and kitchen. when he swung open the door to my room, i caught my breath seeing how frantic it really was. this literally filled the whole room side to side. the only free space was a 4 foot wide area at the end of the bed to turn around in. stepping inside i was overwhelmed for a moment but the smell of sweat, men's cologne and worn shoe leather, my head's one for a section and i searched for something to anchor me in the claustrophobic space, regaining my bearings. the room was actually for the marvel of urban organization. every square inch was utilized and neatly organized. a small shelf jetted out from the wall next to the bed to hold a glass of water or cell phone and alpha closet system across from the bed held a small tv. winter coats hung in descending order on the back of the door. and on risers so high that even at 5 foot 9 i literally had to jump to

almost twice the size of manhattan. it is even visible from space.erts say that it came from underwater volcanoes. now the vast mass is heading for australia. along with some stowaways, which researchers think may breathe life into the barrier reef. >> you wonder back in the day if stuff like that did not g there? we are all thinking, right? >>> clear skies for the southbay. over these be in the north bay we actually have some precipitation falling from the clouds, but evaporating before it hits the ground. so you may look up and see at on odd shape to the cloud. this is trying to make it to rain. livermore, the last day close to 100 degrees. more comfortable in san jose, santa rosa and fremont, upper 80s for you. san francisco, 67. half moon bay, 62. overnight lows, most of us falling to the low to mid 60s. i want to show you the radar, a couple of new lightning strikes. the tropical moisture is giving us some cloud cover. this is also causing a few thunderstorms in the sierra. there is an outside chance of lightning strikes in the northbay mountain

this time from the attorney general in manhattan. his name is cy vance.e subpoenaed the trump organization. he's asking for documents related to the hush money payments for porn star stormy daniels. those hush money checks were signed by donald trump, donald trump jr. and allen weisselberg, the chief financial officer of the trump organization. prosecutors said the payments were in coordination with and at the direction of donald trump. prosecutors say that even though the payments were for hush money, the trump organization logged them as legal expenses. turns out that might be a problem for trump's business, because now as "the new york times" reports, the manhattan d.a. is trying to determine when senior executives at the trump organization filed false business records about the hush money, which would be a state crime. specifically if they falsely listed the reimbursements as a legal expense. the district attorney is expected to scrutinize the senior ranks the company, although it's not clear whether the investigation will reach all the way to the pre

that is in lower manhattan. it's right near the tip of manhattan. it has just been renovated. it is massive. thousands and thousands of commuters go through there every morning to get to work. the third device was discovered near a carbage can, a bomb squad has since deemed at least two of three of those devices safe, meaning they're not armed with explosives. our pablo sandoval joins us now. you're downtown, you're near fulton street where these two devices were found. the other one i believe is at 17th street and 6th avenue, about 20 blocks from where you are. okay, i can't hear you, pablo. we'll fix it. james, you're with us. what are your thoughts? >> reporte >> pressure cooker devices have a history -- the fact there were explosives -- >> james, i'm so sorry, i'm having a hard time hearing you, too. let's fix that and let me get back to pablo. you're at sixth street in lowen manhattan. >> reporter: it was about 7:30 east coast time when investigators got that call about two suspicious items in the subway complex itself. upon a closer look they were able to determine they

a succession of women have voiced anger and defiance in a manhattan courtroom — telling their storiesan being he was by taking his own life. purdue pharma, the us pharmaceutical giant that makes the opioid oxycontin, is reported to be offering between ten and 12 billion dollars to settle thousands of lawsuits against it. it follows a judge—ordered payout from johnson and johnson — for their part in the opioid crisis. now on bbc news, hardtalk.

lauren green reporting for it she is live in central park just north of us here in manhattan. hay, shepard. i am in turtle pond right now, which is one of the smaller bodies of body. here in central park. it's not just on the walking path where people walk down but it's also just yards away from the instance of turtle pond and it's become potentially deadly for dogs because that toxicology has been detected here. now i want to show you some photos of the pond from august 12 for the water looks like it's covered in green scum. that's what toxicology looks like. and it is a natural problem as he said. it has been detected in all 50 states including the ones that you talked about but also florida, wisconsin, and north carolina where three dogs died within just a few hours after their owner has let them cool off in the heat in the local pond painted with the target took algae. dog owners here in central park are very concerned and worried. >> is just concerned agree to have a small dog and if she were to ever get in and it would affect her negatively and to take out the docs and t

of underage girls and the creation of a sex and trafficking network just days before his death in manhattan court had released 1200 documents relating to the case he had repeatedly denied of the charges against him of course last month abstain have been placed on suicide watch after apparent attempt to take his own life now since the tycoon's death and there have been numerous reports about the conditions he was being kept in sick look some have suggested he was having to pay other inmates or guards for protection others that he was being prevented from washing and that he was sleeping on the floor and there are some that claim his death may not have even been a suicide taking a closer look at all the speculation here is are to go with commentary. if there are screenwriters out there right now racking their brains over ideas for a mega juicy plot i've got a perfect one for you the life and death of convicted paedophile jeffrey epstein who was at the same time a friend of the likes of presidents clinton and trump or you case prince andrew just how many skeletons in his claws did this man hav

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how things are supposed to generally run there at the metropolitan correctional center there in manhattan. is it as simple as you put it, that it would be negligence? do you entertain that there is anything else to this opportunity that epstein took to commit suicide? do you think it is as simple as that, negligence? >> yeah, i believe. i know there's some conspiracy theories out there, but i don't buy that. the fact that he attempted it two weeks ago and wasn't successful, but was found semi-conscious. if that was an inmate doing that, they would have finished the job. >> so given that you have had experience working there, when an inmate attempts suicide, talk to me about this heightened awareness amongst those who work there, the diligence to make sure that that person is unable to try that again. tell me what usually would happen. >> well, they would put the person in a cell with nothing in it. he'd be wearing a paper gown, he'd be having a blanket made of lightweight material so he could not use is to hang himself. then he'd have constant 24-hour minute-to-minute observation on him.

and there the head of the manhattan project was from the university o of rochester.t was a challenge. eventually we ended up in northampton and it was fertile i found inr organizing the early 1950's. there were a lot of people very concerned about the atmospheric testing of weapons. so a friend and i set up a women's international league for peace and freedom. my husband worked with the physicians f for social responsibility. we have just continued. amy: frances crowe, how did you move from peace activism to media activism? what is the connection?n? >> after 28 years of trying very hard to organize on issues of peace and justice locally, i finally came to o the realizatin that the only way we were going to bring about change in this country was to have independent community radio. localhad tried to get our in pr station to carry democracy now! they had refused. at the university of massachusetts station, and they also turned us down. so finally when a friend i heard was broadcasting from the top of a mountain, democracy now!, i got in touch with him and said, you kno

in some areas, apartments have gone way down, other areas they are holding their own. >> manhattan isenerally up. good news for these developers, others looking for a place to live, now it's possible to live in manhattan. have been constant around the city. i remember when i moved here almost 20 years ago. at the time, i moved to the upper east side, which was going through a transition at the time. now it is considered one of the more affordable neighborhoods in new york city. at the time, it was considered one of the more expensive. vonnie: the good news out of this story, if you are a family, you can now consider living in manhattan, whereas before it was impossible. rob urban, thank you. great story on the bloomberg today. still ahead, feeling lucky? place your bets, your sports bets. we speak to draftkings ceo jason robins on the growing business of online sports betting. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm vonnie quinn. iskoff to football season weeks away, and avid fans of the sport are already feeling lucky, gearing up to place bets on their teams, le

there and it's very important to serve our patients with the same type of quality that we have in manhattanand at lutheran hospitals, it's now nyu and brooklyn, were incredibly proud of the quality, so we took a hospital in a community, sunset park that has the largest concentration of medicaid in the united states and over three years transformed it with the help of some incredible leaders and physicians into hospital that has the same metrics as we do in manhattan. maria: that's incredible. as a hospital operator do you need scale in this economy? you need to have bigger? >> absolutely with incurred under commercial insurance. to be able to implement certain programs that are important. but the first thing we did started in 2007 was both infrastructure on which we could build the scale. and that was it, and business software. and we spent a lot of her aspects at the time trying to build the foundation on which we can build on a solid system. maria: technologies underlining all of this. and it's allowing us to get in front of disease and have wellness and live longer. i want to know what y

it's a spectacular and beautiful location down here on manhattan island.s raining, but that has not stopped people. they have set up the news conference under some trees. we are considering the rain we are having. the young people want to make sure this gets maximum coverage. they really support her journey across the atlantic. brent: now greta has the microphone. >> all of this is very overwhelming. the ground is still shaking for me. i want to thank everyone so much , everyone who is here. everyone who was involved in this climate fight. this is a f fight across bobords and contntinents. as you said, it's insane that a 16-year-old will have to cross the atlantic ocean to make a stand. this is not something i want everyone to do. the trip was surprisingly good. i did not feel seasick once. [applause] >> i am very grateful for the team and everyone else who has been making this trip possible. for everyone else, every activist, you fight daily to save the world and keep fossil fuels in the ground and create, sorry, my brain is not working correctly. [applau

. >> new york city mayor bill de blasio can't escape the issues at home, a bunch of home from manhattanwed up passing out fake dollar bills that read, in bill we trusted, in iowa he fails new yorkers. democrats staying on the campaign trail in iowa with several of them holding events all across the state. yeah, the biggest event of the summer. heather: the vegetarian candidates should try the fried twinkies. >> that's so good, my favorite fair food. >> thank you so much, aisha, have a great day, antiice protestors hit the streets following sweeping immigration raids in mississippi. demonstrations breaking out in several cities including washington, d.c., philadelphia and new york, in manhattan hundreds of jewish protestors on annual day of mourning demanding the company cut ties with ice, that rally one day after protestors shut down major highway in new york, 100 people arrested in the incident. chicken plant hit by sweeps last week, holding job fair, nearly 700 workers detained at cook foods in mississippi, the company says, quote, applicants will need to provide two forms of valid id

. >> i used to live not far from manhattan beach. >> it's in manhattan beach? >> yes. >> hardly the weirdest thing. >> not there. >> they have a quiet but strong-willed homeowners group that says that wouldn't be good for the area. >> is that why you live here now? >> they collectively paid for my plane ticket. >> mike is rowdy. >> your purple house would not fit in there. >> i added stripes to tone it down. much better. >>> this morning as you head out, we'll feel some cool air. it will be a cooler day. it's also a little breezy as you step out the door. we're keeping the fog near the coast, san francisco at 61 and 62 in san jose. santa rosa, 52 brentwood, we're about 64 degrees. if you're leaving later, still the low to mid 60s. the sky also stay mostly clear with a slower warmup happening today. in downtown san jose we're slightly below normal, reaching 80 degrees. 84 the high in gilroy today. and we're looking at 86 degrees in concord. we're coming out of those low 90s. in oakland, 69. half moon bay, 61. palo alto reaches 79 degrees. on the embarcadero, hig

epstein was found dead in his manhattan jail cell saturday morning. authorities say epstein hanged himself. epstein had been put on suicide watch after he was found unconscious with marks on his neck in july. but authorities had removed him from suicide watch 11 days before his death. the fbi and the department of justice have launched investigations into his death. epstein had been in jail since july when he was arrested for allegedly running a sex trafficking operation by luring underage girls as young as 14 years old to his mansion in manhattan. epstein's death came less than 24 hours after hundreds of pages of court documents were unsealed with testimonies from former employees and new details of sexual abuse committed by epstein, which also implicated a number of well-known figures. men named in the papers include former new mexico governor bill richardson, former senator george mitchell, harvard law professor alan dershowitz, and prince andrew. they have all denied the charges. numerous conspiracy theories strolled online about epstein's death.

accused of sexually abusing young girls has been found dead in his in the federal detention center in manhattan. authorities are calling it a death by suicide. epstein was awaiting trial on charges of conspiracy and sex trafficking. he was facing 45 years if convicted. abc news reporter megan devrezian has the latest. >> reporter: the federal bureau of prisons say epstein was found unresponsive in his cell, dying from an apparent suicide. his death coming a little more than two weeks after the new york financier charged with conspiracy and sex trafficking was found on the floor of his cell with bruises on his neck. he was temporarily placed on suicide watch after that incident. lawmakers today questioning why that status changed. william barr saying he is appalled and that the death raises serious questions that must be answers. senator ben sasse writing he should have been in a padded room under 24-hour constant surveillance. heads must roll. >> i want this investigation to continue. i don't think this suicide should be used to say this is over now, the bad guy died. i think there were other b

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the us financierjeffrey epstein has been found dead in his manhattan police cell.the new york times says his body was found early this morning. he was awaiting trial for sex trafficking and conspiracy charges. the 66—year—old had pleaded not guilty to all charges. epstein‘s acquaintances included many of the rich and famous — such as us president donald trump, bill clinton and prince andrew. our correspondent in washington — chris buckler has been giving me more details. jeffrey epstein was a very well—known individual. he was notjust someone who during a period in the 1990s and early 2000s attended these parties that were attended by the rich and famous, he was someone who organised the parties and indeed hosted them and there are questions about exactly what that meant. there were suggestions he had procured underage girls and tried to force them into having sex on a number of occasions with those who attended the parties including prominent politicians and very well—known celebrities, and that has been something that has been investigated for a very long time, a

jeffrey epstein has died, an apparent suicide overnight at the metropolitan correctional center in manhattan. that's according to three law enforcement sources who gave that information to abc news. this is the federal lockup where the multi-millionaire was being held while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges. stephanie ramos has been covering the story and joins us with more. what are you lefrpg? >> sources tell abc news he took his own life. the exact timing and circumstances are unclear right now, but the mega millionaire is accused of exploiting and abusing dozens of minor girls. he had been on suicide watch in a new york city jail. you will remember he was found unresponsive in his cell last month with marks on his neck. initially investigators thought he had tried to take his own life. they were then looking into whether he was assaulted by another inmate or if he had even paid someone to beat him up. epstein's attorneys had been fighting to get him out on bail, but a judge refused. prosecutors argued the mega millionaire's lifestyle and well it made him an extreme flight

. >> reporter: manhattan on lockdown this morning, the bomb squad responding to suspicious items inside the subway station. >> it was panic, pandemonium >> reporter: the discoveries were made during the height of the morning rush inside this busy train station which averages more than 92,000 riders each day thousands forced to evacuate, authorities narrowing in on these abandoned rice cookers >> i don't know what the deliberate act is, whether it was to create fear and alarm on the part of the public or whether he was discarding items that he was no longer interested in >> reporter: law enforcement officials tell nbc news they were left by larry griffin of west virginia, a person of interest they're still trying to find, with a history of criminal activity investigators are looking into a third rice cooker they found two blocks away, just blocks from a 2016 explosion in manhattan chelsea neighborhood where a homemade bomb injured dozens >> this is an area that brings out a lot of emotion >> reporter: while authorities describe's today's incident as a hoax, americans are on alert >>> inv