both she and her sister say ghislaine maxwell sexually assaulted them.ays at his new mexico ranch. >> she said, get undressed, lay on the table. and she, you know, touches me around my chest. this was a scary situation for me. so i just needed to, like -- just to manage that and to go on as if everything was normal. >> reporter: after maxwell's conviction, farmer was relieved and hopeful that this would lead to a continued reckoning. >> i think justice is a complicated term. we know there were other people involved and other perpetrators. we certainly hope that there will continue to be investigations so that other people will be held accountable for the ways that they abuse people. >> anyone who is tangentially even connected to this case wants the media cycle of ghislaine maxwell, jeffrey epstein, and all the accusers to just go away. especially for prince andrew, who's having his own problems with virginia giuffre. he wants to case to be done and over with as quickly as possible. >> reporter: the embattled royal facing a civil lawsuit from virginia gi

how does maxwell's conviction impact the outlook for that case?at case will go forward. maxwell's convictions, you know, certainly doesn't stand as an obstacle and if anything outside of the courtroom, right, there's been this validation of the women who have come forward, that may not directly impact the case, the civil case, but i do think it gives some momentum to this -- to this move to hold alleged abusers in this case to account. >> and then, vicky, real quick, you mentioned those incongruities and we know that ghislaine maxwell is trying to appeal. do you believe the inconsistencies in the testimonies or perhaps even maybe the payments that you spoke of are going to be central to her attempt to appeal? >> you know, she has always maintained that she is innocent. that was, you know, people have said why didn't she try to cooperate. she didn't cooperate because cooperation would have meant that she was admitting some degree of guilt. her story is she did nothing wrong. there's no halfway house give or take here and, you know, i don't know wha

maxwell... all of which in the newsnight — maxwell..... all of which in the - newsnight interview he gave three years ago now, he denied, but as you say, a matterfor the courts years ago now, he denied, but as you say, a matter for the courts to decide tomorrow. let's move on and talk about energy bills. this is the front page, a story, potentially, sonia, that is going to run through this year, isn't it? the potentially horrible choice some people now face. it horrible choice some people now face. , ., ., , ., , horrible choice some people now face. , ., ., , ., face. it is going to be horrible for lots of families _ face. it is going to be horrible for lots of families on _ face. it is going to be horrible for lots of families on average - face. it is going to be horrible forj lots of families on average or low incomes up—and—down the country, so at this story is saying is that the energy price cap is going up in april and that it is a paralegal to go april and that it is a paralegal to 9° up april and that it is a paralegal to go up a

it involves, in the cases of maxwell and epstein, proven allegations against them. >> reporter: maxwell'susers taking the stand in the high-profile federal trial, saying when they were teenagers, maxwell befriended, groomed, and offered them up to be sexually abused by jeffrey epstein. annie farmer is one of the four women who testified against maxwell. >> i just feel so grateful that the jury believed us and sent a strong message that perpetrators of sexual abuse and exploitation will be held accountable no matter how much power and privilege that they have. >> jeffrey epstein may be dead, but his presence is not going away. and for women who say they were his victims, this is intentional. they don't want jeffrey epstein's death to be the end of it. >> reporter: the corrosive legacy of jeffrey epstein refuses to go away. >> it really can't go away for prince andrew, at least not any time soon. even if virginia giuffre's lawsuit is dismissed on some legal technicality, the larger question about his conduct will remain. >> reporter: in one month, the queen will celebrate her platinum jubil

corks going maxwell is the daughter of robert maxwell. in court, accusers showed evidence of maxwell's close relationship to convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. epstein was jailed in 2019 for sex trafficking minors. he committed suicide in prison while awaiting trial. glenn maxwell was found to have helped epstein systematically procure young girls. some as young as 14. the charges against maxwell were brought forward by four victims. many more feel they have been served justice. >> this is a victory for all of the victims. i think this is a victory for all young children, boys, girls, women and men who were victims of abusers like this. it will give them the needed push to step forward and to speak their truth and to hopefully get justice like these young girls have with respect to mix -- respect to miss maxwell. >> the defense says the 60-year-old is being used as a scapegoat for other people's crimes. >> week firmly believe in her innocence. obviously we are very disappointed with the verdict. we have already started working on the

so not only did he not comment impartially on the maxwell verdict, he didn't comment on the maxwell verdictt all. he took the opportunity to charge virginia giuffre who has accused him of abuse, and to say that the verdict somehow vindicated him. so it was, it was problematic on multiple levels because at no point for a uk audience, or an audience who doesn't know who alan dershowitz is, and what his very complex relationship with this case is, theyjust took him as the "constitutional lawyer" that he was described as, an impartial, neutral expert, when in fact he is personally implicated in the case, and has been accused of criminal wrongdoing, a very serious criminal wrongdoing. could he have been a suitable guest if enough context had been given about his connections and his conflicts of interest? i think he could have been, but it is notjust that he was a guest, it is that he wasn't challenged, either. he wasjust given their time put his case out there. and even when he said "this has cleared me", at no point was that taken up or challenged. if he had been interviewed where it had been m

, this photograph an exhibit at maxwell's trial in new york, shows epstein und maxwell relaxing up the queen. spell moral estate. she claims she doesn't remember this photo being taken either, and it's allegedly taken in her house. the blonde being cuddled here is virginia. do frey, who's taken legal action against prince andrew angulate maxwell because she claims that she was forced to have sex with the prince when she was just 17 years old. it was really scary time in my life. i just been abused by a member of the royal family, but the grand old duke of york, he's sticking to his guns and he claims that own this is a fate of the most generous description of sex offender i've ever heard. the prince of excuses claims this photo couldn't have been taken in london because andrew is wearing his quote, travel clothes and in relation to the hog. well, apparently that couldn't have been him because prince andrew isn't one for public displays of affection. apparently it's not the public displays of affection that we should be worried about. but what about the house that, wherein virginia you

and was it right after that guilty verdict to hear from ghislaine maxwell's brother, ian, who insistsaine maxwell on charges of helping the latejeffrey epstein to abuse girls was avidly followed in the media around the world. so when she was found guilty in a new york court last week, it was, of course, breaking news on the bbc news channel. a few minutes after the verdict came in, the channel interviewed this man. the government was very careful who it used as witnesses. it did use as a witness the woman who accused prince andrew, accused me, accused many other people, because the government didn't believe she was telling the truth. in fact, she, virginia giuffre, was mentioned in the trial as somebody who brought young people to epstein for him to abuse. although this was not made clear on air, alan dershowitz used to be a lawyer forjeffrey epstein, and as he mentioned there, he has, along with epstein, been accused of abuse by virginia giuffre, a charge he denies. many viewers expressed shock at the interview, with michael mcelfresh contacting us to say: and john moyes added: well,

and more allegations about even closer ties between glen maxwell and prince andrew. i'm natasha sweets and you're watching the news use hughes right here on our t america. ah, hello and thank you so much for joining us. i'm natasha suite in for scotty now hughes. we begin with a rather disturbing story and the nation's most heavily populated city. new york city officials are reporting a drastic search and crime. you only release data from n y p t says that hate crimes have skyrocketed across the city. and now the manhattan district attorney is seen mass resignations over his alleged soft on crime policies are tease. trinity chavez has more on the story from new york today, new york city officials on high alert as the nation's most populated city, is facing an uptick in crime specifically hate crime. new data from the new york city police department says hey, crimes have skyrocketed across the city overall. there were 503 reported hate crimes as of december. 5th of 252 in 2020. that's a 100 percent. increase police say the spike has been driven by crimes against the a

yeah, potentially maxwell is called as a witness for the prosecutor against. exactly if that case does go proper 7th. well, i'm so the fact that she's trying to establish a relationship approximately with prince andrew clearly shows she's got a lot to gain by cooperating air. so i'm curious how it plays. i don't think prince andrew stacy is going to go to try. i think that's in the saddle. ultimately, he's got too much to lose, to walk down because too much to lose ominous and nobody's interests to litigate a civil case when you have such a high profile family out. i'm so miss maxwell, i don't think she has anything to lose by doing whatever she can to cooperate with the prosecutor in this case, to mitigate her sentences much. awesome. yeah, interesting. and a former world protection officer said that maxwell entered and exit at the palace at will. so does this surprise you at all given the fact that she's, you know, willing to disclose and speak at this point. um, it just goes back again to their relationship. they did it, they had so you know, more for a con

last week the jury convicted maxwell in five of six charges against her.cutors said she recruited and groomed underaged girls for the late convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein to abuse maxwell faces up to 65 years in prison danny sevallos is here is this legit? do they have a case for a new trial or no? >> it's legit but a huge long shot this is virtually never a successful challenge especially in this jurisdiction it is a two-part test. number one, the juror must have answered the questionnaire dishonestly, good faith answer or an accidental wrong answer will not do in most cases. part two, that dishonest answer must have been, would have been rather the basis for a for cause challenge, based on that juror's bias, so in other words, even a dishonest answer, if it doesn't implicate juror bias, it will not get the defendant or the offender a new trial so this is a very, very hard test to me at least initially it appears that there is an outside chance, but as we've all now seen the test is a stringent one indeed >> we're getting all of this after the tria

and a former world protection officer said that maxwell entered an exit at the palace at will. so does this surprise you at all given the fact that she's, you know, willing to disclose and speak at this point, it just goes back again to that relationship. they did it, they had so you know, more her at connection between the 2 than the general public knows, or maybe even the, the prosecutor goes. and so the fact that she was, you know, walking in her, he's loyal establishments i'm had the, you know, ultimate access to the family, potentially through epstein could only bring in these other individuals. and i think it doesn't surprise me that she's cooperating in any aspect. and like i said she has not her isn't yeah. and it was reported last week that the 61 year old prince will be stripped of his royal and military titles. and this all comes as other i'd tid, bits of information are coming out about him, including the allegation than he would when police scream, if maids mess up his teddy bear collection, do you think this kind of information is getting linked out to show a flaw

when you have such a high profile family of i'm up for miss maxwell. i don't think she has anything to lose by doing whatever she can to cooperate with. the prosecutor in this case, to mitigate her sentence as much as possible. yeah, interesting. and a former world say protection officer said that mac fuller entered an accident the palace at will. so does this surprise you at all? um, given the fact that she's um, you know, willing to disclose and speak at this point. um it just goes back again to their relationship. they did it, they and so you know, more for a connection between the 2 than the general public knows, or maybe even the, the prosecuted host. and so on. the fact that she was, you know, walking into his loyal establishments. i'm had the, you know, ultimate access to the family, potentially through epstein could only bring in these other individuals. and i think it doesn't surprise me that she's cooperating in any aspect. and like i said she has not heard which isn't yeah. and it was reported last week that the 6 to one year old pres swore

why, just after taking maxwell's conviction who has himself as the accused of abuse.t to hearfrom glenn it right after that guilty verdict to hear from glenn maxwell's brother who insists she is innocent. the trial of maxwell was followed in the media around the world so when she was found guilty and the new york court last week it was of course breaking news on the bbc news channel. a few minutes after the verdict came in tanner interviewed this man. fix. verdict came in tanner interviewed this man. �* ., .,, verdict came in tanner interviewed this man. �* ., , this man. a government was very careful who _ this man. a government was very careful who it _ this man. a government was very careful who it used _ this man. a government was very careful who it used as _ this man. a government was very careful who it used as witnesses. | this man. a government was very i careful who it used as witnesses. it did not use as witness the woman who accused prince andrew or at least me or many other people because the government did not believe she was telling the truth. in fact, s

maxwell? these are difficult connections _ maxwell? these are difficult connections for _ maxwell?- maxwell? these are difficult connections for him, and - maxwell? these are difficult - connections for him, and questions aboutjudgment will be raised. he has endlessly asserted his complete innocence and his lack of knowledge of any of their wrongdoing and his association with them it was not with knowledge of their activities but people will come to their own view and it is a difficult thing, the court case is part of a bigger array of difficulties facing him. for the moment, thanks forjoining us. you are watching bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news, building up to the latest downing street press conference, today led by the prime minister borisjohnson alongside the chief medical officer for england, professor sir chris whitty and chief scientific officer, sir patrick vallance. the uk has recorded it's highest number of daily coronavirus cases since the start of the pandemic — topping 200,000 for the first time. it comes as the health secretary says there is nothing in

a new trial after maxwell was convicted of sex trafficking minors for jeffrey epstein. this all comes now after a juror gave a new interview after the verdict, describing being a victim of sexual abuse and saying he used that experience to influence other jurors during deliberations. >>> when we come back here tonight, the major tennis star tonight ordered to leave australia because of his vaccine status. [upbeat acoustic music throughout] dove 0% is different. we left aluminum out and put 48 hour freshness and 1 quarter moisturizers in. dove 0% aluminum deodorant lasting protection that's kinder on skin. your kindness outshines your highs and lows. your strength can outlast any bad day. because you are greater than your bipolar i, and you can help take control of your symptoms - and ask about vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs, once-daily vraylar is proven to treat depressive, acute manic, and mixed episodes of bipolar i in adults. full-spectrum relief for all bipolar i symptoms. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk

trial in the verdict of the maxwell trial in the last— the verdict of the maxwell trial in the lastlast couple of days. i think that it is such a big global story and these — that it is such a big global story and these military titles that he's been _ and these military titles that he's been given are in honour at the end of day~ _ been given are in honour at the end of day~ even— been given are in honour at the end of day. even if things don't go further— of day. even if things don't go further for— of day. even if things don't go further for prince andrew in terms of the _ further for prince andrew in terms of the officials looking into his alleged — of the officials looking into his alleged involvement or maybe not involvement in any of these cases, i think— involvement in any of these cases, i think it probably would be the right thin- think it probably would be the right thing for— think it probably would be the right thing for him to do to retreat a little bit — thing for him to do to retreat a little bit from public life and understand that to be honest, some of the _ unders

for example, he really hits back at the assertions that he was a close friend of ghislaine maxwell's guest ofjeffrey epstein�*s, both convicted sex offenders now, although he does admit to having stayed in epstein�*s properties in the past, and i think what's really interesting is how his lawyers deal with some key pieces of information in the complaint. the first, we heard there in the package about that notorious photograph, where prince andrew has his arm around virginia giuffre with ghislaine maxwell in the background, and then secondly, an e—mail in which allegedly prince andrew writes to ghislaine maxwell in 2015, asking when they can talk, because he has some questions regarding virginia giuffre. well, in both those matters, his lawyers respond that there's not enough evidence for them to deny or admit the allegations, and so it really suggests that they are keeping their options open for a strategy on how to deal with those two pieces of information, which will be, i'm very sure, points that virginia giuffre�*s team will come back to again and again, this issue of connecting

it's his reputation —— elaine maxwell. it's clear— his reputation —— elaine maxwell.'s clear why he had to fight it as a private citizen, and it will be extremely— a private citizen, and it will be extremely difficult now for the royal — extremely difficult now for the royal family because it will drag on, royal family because it will drag on. it“— royal family because it will drag on, it'll fill news bulletins, the cable — on, it'll fill news bulletins, the cable networks in the states will be absolutely catnip, and it will be a long. _ absolutely catnip, and it will be a long, arduous battle, i suspect. sometimes there's a story about the prime minister, on the same day there is a developing on that prince andrew case. how do you see this story? andrew case. how do you see this sto ? �* , ., ., ., andrew case. how do you see this sto ? �*, ., ., .,�* ., �*, story? it's not great for britain's international _ story? it's not great for britain's international reputation - story? it's not great for britain's international reputation to - story? it's not great for brita

have you talked to her since maxwell's conviction?have spoken with other victims. i believe the same as she does. that they believe more people should be held accountable. this was a big, you know, conviction for them. she really was at the top of this conspiracy and to have her be held accountable was a big step. >> it was a big step. we can only hope it provides sense of justice and closure to the victims. julie brown, thank you so much for your time this morning. >> thank you. >>> it is now officially, officially a midterm election year. i can't think of a midterm more important for the future of our democracy. you are watching "velshi" on msnbc. stick around. "velshi" on msnbc. stick around s! (sighs wearily) here i'll take that! (excited yell) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ one gram of sugar, ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ ♪ when you h

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london home. wednesday's rolling comes just 2 weeks after a jury found guillen maxwell guilty of federal sex trafficking charges. now prince andrew reportedly has until july 14th to respond to the allegations under oath, most likely in a videotaped deposition that could be played in court if the case is not settled before then. and if not, the judge could set a trial date between september and december. of 2022 for new jersey. it's his john hardy. anybody ministration to push to adopt electric vehicles or a bees and phase out a gas powered ones? it's reasonable to fact there's some bump in the road in every state. there's an acknowledge needed to develop new infrastructure and charging stations and without a massive increase in these stations, widespread adoption of e v just isn't realistic. no state budgets are seeing billions of dollars collectively carved out for this purpose. on top of the, by the ministrations $7500000000.00 plan on a nationwide network of half a 1000000 new charging stations. meanwhile, states that rely on gas taxes for billions and revenue are anxious to find a wa

maxwell was convicted last month on five of six charges.e to respond to this, and a decision will come. it will be several weeks from now, victor. >> one more for you, we learned that prince andrew's legal team, they want to depose some people who were close to virginia giuffre, who do they want to talk to? >> that's right, victor, they want to speak with giuffre's husband. they want to ask him about how they met. they want to speak to her psychologist. their argument there is that giuffre may have a false memory of these events that she recalls of being sexually assaulted by the prince, and they also want to test her allegations that she has suffered some kind of psychological harm based on this experience. giuffre's lawyers say they want to speak to a former assistant of the prince. they want to speak to a woman who has come forward and spoken publicly that she recalled seeing the prince and a young girl at the tramps nightclub in march of 20016. that is the same time period giuffre says she was there with the prince. >>> former prosecuto

most prominent and vocal accusers, sued the prince back in august, 2021, saying epstein and gillen maxwell coerced her into having sex with andrew in 2001. when she was just 17 years old. in his 46 page opinion, judge caplin writes that grew fray alleges she was forced to have sex with andrew at maxwell's home in london on epstein's infamous little saint james island and at his upper east side town house in new york city. where, according to the document maxwell force grew fray quote, and another victim to sit on prince andrew's lap. as prince andrew touched her, the document goes on to read. during this visit to new york, according to the complaint, the defendant forced miss go fray to engage in sex acts against her will, and was aware both of her age and that she was a coerced sex trafficking. victim kaplan explains, he is required by law to proceed as if the allegations made by goof re, are true writing the law prohibits the court from considering at this stage of the proceedings. defendants efforts cast out on the truth of miscue phrase allegations . even though his efforts would be pe

katie, do maxwell's lawyers have a case here?le to convince a judge to grant a motion for a new trial. the federal rules of criminal procedure are clear. in order to get a new trial, it is only if the interest of justice require that to happen. and i know that sounds very vague and candidly, there is no definition within the actual rule of procedure as to whether it qualifies for that. but let's look at the law. the law says if a juror intentionally is dishonest or misleading, that can be a basis for a new trial. but the judges ordered in this case for the parties to brief the issue, not actually bring the jurors back for questioning, allow them to file legal briefed by january 19th in order to determine if an evidentiary hearing is necessary. one is for cause, meaning if that juror is not the right juror because they cannot be fair and impartial based upon the facts and the evidence or the issues that are going to be dealt with in this case. now, if you're not honest about whether or not you have been a prior victim of sexual ab

is it enough to get maxwell a brand-new trial?ne maxwell, a new trial. this is not just appalling. this is probably the most egregious example of juror misconduct that i've seen over the course of my almost 30-year career. let's examine what he did. he lied to get on this jury number one but took his experience, if this is his experience. we don't know if it is tall tale. we don't know that. he took what he pretends to be his experience and used that to convince the jury to convict ghislaine maxwell. his experience or his tall tale or whatever it turns out to be is not evidence. maxwell has a sixth amendment right to an impartial jury. and she did not get one here. somebody lies their way to get on a jury is not an impartial juror. what he did was even beyond that. there is only one remedy, new trial and judge nathan doesn't need an investigation. he went out and got in front of every camera he could find and boasted about what he did period. >> trace: he came out and he said i went fast through the jury form and didn't see the qu

the big question now, will maxwell have anything to say about prince andrew?he verdict, then she will keep her mouth shut. when it comes to sentencing, we know she's going to spend the rest of her life in jail. >> reporter: prince andrew stepped back from royal duties in 2019. he hasn't been removed permanently. he holds nine military titles. if this trial does go forward, it's possible that it could ratchet up the pressure on the queen and buckingham palace to remove him and strip him of his titles. >> thank you very much. >>> that's it for me today. hallie jackson picks up our coverage next. up our coverage next. . these moments may not seem remarkable. but at pfizer, protecting the regular routine, and everyday drives us to reach for exceptional. working to impact hundreds of millions of lives... young and old. it's what we call, the pursuit of normal. ♪ ♪ when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind it's what we call, built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pause wifi whenever for ultimate control with the

maxwell initially objected to that.as public, it could potentially bias the jury. now her lawyers say they'll leave the arguments to the attorneys of the john does who argued the privacy concerns they have about their identities being revealed. giuffre's attorney has said there's no reason to keep this unsealed, no reason to keep this sealed anymore, that it should be unsealed because she's gone to trial, she's been convicted, and she's saying a number of the john does have wanted to keep this sealed because of the potential for embarrassment because of the potential media hounding from their associations with epstein and maxwell. she did say two of the eight don't oppose the unsealing. this is something that there will continue to be legal briefs on is to decision is not expected on this for several weeks, jim. >> kara scannell, thanks so much. >>> another story we're following this morning, praince harry says it is too dangerous for his family to visit the uk without protection from the police. he is challenging a gov

maxwell scheduled to be sentenced in june. faces up to 65 years in prison. >>> and questions surrounding the fbi raid at the home of a u.s. congressman in laredo, texas. federal agents searching the home of congressman henry cuellar 24 hours ago. authorities taking items out of the house. tonight, the fbi confirming it was a, quote, court-authorized operation. still no word what they are investigating. cuellar insisting he is cooperating with authorities. >>> when we come back here tonight, there's news coming in involving adele this evening. >>> and the 19-year-old pilot now landing in the record books. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate to severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin with less eczema. hide my skin? not me. don't use if y

that if delayed, maxwell could be found guilty on 5 out of the 6 counts. you know that it could possibly turn. i mean, it would, it would naturally seem that it would turn in the direction of the john's. i mean, because why should only delayed maxwell be the one to be the full guy in this case, and not like it should be delayed maxwell's killed, should be the 1st step in going after, you know, the rest. and certainly this is a case that we hope continues to receive coverage and we will continue to cover it as it goes along. and especially more of those lawsuits come forward. catherine waters one great where network dot com. thank you so much for joining us. thank you . very much for having me. coming up southern california is filling the impact after the largest sewage spill on record in los angeles county, cause beaches to close following 8000000 gallon spills. well, tell you why residents are saying it could and should have been avoided. next we'll be right back with ah, yeah, it states it has to be rich to be able to afford enzyme and find the luxury go

in the background, and the second, an e—mailfrom 2015 maxwell in the background, and the second, anthat prince andrew allegedly wrote to maxwell, now a convicted sex offender, asking if they could talk because he had questions about virginia giuffre. his lawyers responded that they did not have enough evidence to deny or admit the existence of those, and sacked signals that they are leaving the door open for a strategy on how to deal with those two matters. also in this document, prince andrew's legal team list nearly a dozen lines of defence. 0ne team list nearly a dozen lines of defence. one of them, known as the doctrine of unclean hands. what we heard there in the package where they say that virginia giuffre is barred from suing because she allegedly has her own wrongful conduct. remember, she has admitted in the past two recruiting young girls for epstein, although she said she did that under duress. and in response, her lawyer has said that prince andrew's legal team is trying to blame the victim and they look forward to confronting him. man? forward to confronting him. many t

i mean, because why should only go lane maxwell? be the one to be the phone guy in this case, and not like it should be delayed maxwell's guilt should be the 1st step in going after you know, the rest. and certainly there's a case that we hope continues to receive coverage and we will continue to cover it as it goes along. and especially of more of those lawsuits come forward. catherine waters one great where network dot com. thank you so much for joining us. thank you . very much for having me. coming up southern california is billing the impact after the largest sewage spill on record in los angeles county. because beaches are closed following an 8000000 gallons film. also you, i residents are saying it could and should have been avoided. next will be right back ah ah, with a with a ah yeah, it states it has to be rich to be able to afford enzyme and find the luxury good for sure. despite having the most expensive health care system in the world, we have poor life expectancy. we have higher infant mortality. we have more deaths fr

-- ghislaine maxwell in the background. in the past, he has questioned whether that photo was in fact dr.. -- doctored. he also questions the fact that they say he threw ghislaine maxwell a birthday party. it goes through these allegations. this is now a legal record of print sandra's -- prince andrew's position. the document says that he wants a document by -- a trial by jury but he still thinks that virginia giuffre is not a resident of colorado that she should not able to bring this case. her lawyers dispute that. there are deadlines this summer for key parts of the discovery. that is the part where the parties will have to be deposed, sit for interviews, exchange key evidence and documents. a trial could happen by this fall. that is if this does not end in a settlement or another resolution and does go to a full trial. ros: thank you. we are going to stay in the u.s.. the supreme court, the body that guards the constitution and gets to adjudicate on some of the biggest issues, is looking at a change. one of the three ju

lawyers for ghislaine maxwell want a new trial after two jurors make revelations about their past. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. it was one year ago today that a mob stormed the u.s. capitol trying to prevent congress from confirming the results of the 2020 presidential election. today events are scheduled to mark the anniversary in some of the very same places where rioters unleashed brutal acts of violence. president biden will address the nation this morning, and a moment of silence will be held in the house. laura podesta is on capitol hill with more on all of this. laura, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. president biden is expected to place blame on former president trump for misleading his supporters about the results of the 2020 election, and those misconceptions persist today. a recent poll shows that two-thirds of republicans agree that fraud helped biden win, a claim that has been repeatedly discredited. january 6th, 2021, started with congress working to confirm joe biden's electoral college victory. >> to object