he is in real lockup now. >> mcc is a sort of notorious place. it held el chapo. it's where people who are in trial for big federal cases, like, you know, people that are accused of being terrorist masterminds and things like that. it is surprising to me that we don't have a full accounting of what happened from this facility. >> well, paul manafort just left. that wasn't announced either. well called and asked and he is back in pennsylvania. so, look, they keep stuff really quiet in there. and some of that is necessary for security, and then you lean on some of that. it's hard to get accounts. the heatwave, there is no air conditioning. we found throughout is no maximum temperature, and there is no way for any of the inmates to get that information out, and they don't get to leave if it's 110 degrees inside their cells. this is a closed off world. >> right. so he wasn't sent to a hospital suggests whatever the injuries were, they weren't sufficiently serious to put him in a hospital. he was initially in gen pop and then they moved him to some sort of security seg

if mcc talks to the crew, they ask a question, it takes five minutes to get to the crew and then thees to get back. so a ten—minute round—trip for a question and answer. so the whole idea of creating a mission scenario — you're going to phobos, you're going to do an eba, you're going to pilot a small spacecraft on the surface — all that keeps them excited and engaged in the simulation. the goal here is notjust to study the effects of isolation and confinement but also to work out how to put together the perfect team for extreme space travel. it's all about the mix. and that's one of the things that we're looking at. what is that right mix or, given the particular mix of people. let's say you have one strong personality and three less strong personalities, what would we expect that to play out like? what kind of roles do you need to have a successful team for a space mission? and they were looking notjust at the functional roles, you know, a commander, a medic, an engineer, but they were also looking at the social roles, and found that they were just as, if not more, important for tho

if mcc talks to the crew, they ask a question, it takes five minutes to get to the crew and then theyutes to get back. so a ten—minute round—trip for a question and answer. so the whole idea of creating a mission scenario — you're going to phobos, you're going to do an eva, you're going to pilot a small spacecraft on the surface — all that keeps them excited and engaged in the simulation. the goal here is notjust to study the effects of isolation and confinement but also to work out how to put together the perfect team for extreme space travel. it's all about the mix. and that's one of the things that we're looking at. what is that right mix or, given the particular mix of people. let's say you have one strong personality and three less strong personalities, what would we expect that to play out like? what kind of roles do you need to have a successful team for a space mission? and they were looking notjust at the functional roles, you know, a commander, a medic, an engineer, but they were also looking at the social roles, and found that they were just as, if not more, important for t

what they know is that they found him semiconscious in that cell at mcc which is one of the facilitiese people are essentially held awaiting federal trial or in between trials. it's a high profile facility that has held terrorists in the past, white collar defendants, paul manafort is there as an example. basically they're trying to figure out, was this a -- did somebody try to injure jeffrey epstein, did he try to injure himself, or was this some sort of a ploy for him to, perhaps, get his own jail cell or to get better conditions at mcc? that is something investigators are trying to get their hands on at this point and figure out exactly what happened here. they have not commented to us. the u.s. marshals haven't commented to us. the u.s. attorney's office has not commented to us either. you can rest assured they are really going to be interested in what happened here because this is a -- this is a high profile case. it takes a lot of courage for these alleged victims to come forward. they want to make sure they can see this through to a successful prosecution and for there to be jus

was kept in horrific conditions for a long period of time, but also he wanted to thank the guards at mccane manner and also the u.s. marshals for treating him well during trial. >> reporter: and mcc is the metropolitan correctional center in manhattan where he is being held. but after his sentencing his attorney also said that it's widely expected that he'll be transported to the super max federal facility in colorado. that is one of the country's most secure federal facilities. the unabomber is serving out his time there, the boston bomber is serving out his time there. and given the fact guzman has escaped from prison twice, prosecutors want to make sure he's serving out his sentence at the most secure place possible here in the u.s. >> some terrorists serving out there time there as well. >>> outrage building on capitol hill as more and more republican lawmakers defend president trump's racist tweets. i'm going to be pressing one sitting gop lawmaker about that, and that's coming up. discover card. hi, do you have a travel card? we do! the discover it® miles card. earn unlimited 1.5 m

. >> the federal bureau of prisons still won't confirm what may have happened here at the mcc.ce will only tell us there was an incident. they say they are still waiting for all the facts to be gathered before making any assumptions or comments. what we know is based solely on unnamed sources speaking to multiple news outlets with varying details. that he was found semiconscious in his cell with marks on his neck, possibly blue in the face, sprawled on the floor, or in a fetal position, suggesting he may have tried to hang himself but he could have been attacked by another inmate. or this was simply as you said a ploy to try to get transferred because he is apparently not happy with the conditions here at mcc. epstein, worth more than half a billion dollars, could spend the rest of his life in prison if convicted on the federal charges of exploiting dozens of underage girls at his mansions in new york city and palm beach, florida, . attorney lisa bloom who represent some of the alleged victims tweeted "the epstein accusers i represent and i don't wish suicide upon anyone, not e

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if mcc talks to the crew, they asked a question, it takes five minutes to get to the crew and then theinutes to get back. so a ten—minute round—trip for a question and answer. so the whole idea of creating a mission scenario — you're going to phobos, you're going to do an eba, you're going to pilot a small spacecraft on the surface — all that keeps them excited and engaged in the simulation. the goal here is notjust to study the effects of isolation and confinement but also to work out how to put together the perfect team for extreme space travel. it's all about the mix. and that's one of the things that we're looking at. what is that right mix or, given the particular mix of people. let's say you have one strong personality and three less strong personalities, what would we expect that to play out like? what kind of roles do you need to have a successful team for a space mission? and they were looking notjust at the functional roles, you know, a commander, a medic, an engineer, but they were also looking at the social roles, and found that they were just as, if not more, important for

. >> reporter: i think you heard him mention mcc, that's the metropolitan correction center in manhattan. it is known as being one of the most secure federal facilities in the united states, and given the fact that guzman or el chapo as he's notoriously known escaped from prison in 2001 and again in 2015 federal officials wanted to make sure he was located at the most secure federal facility here in the united states. sentencing expected to get under way, alyson, at 9:15. >> yeah, we will see how secure it is. jason carol, thank you very much. okay, so there are protests in harlem after the justice department announced it will not bring federal charges against the new york city whofrs who used that deadly choke hold on eric garner. this was unexpected. >> to them it was. and it took five years when you think about this is something that should not have taken five years. and the department of justice waited until the very last minute. today would have been the day that the statute of limitations would have expired and they waited until the last minute. and the reason for that is because d

so for now he will remain in jail here at the mcc in lower manhattan. >> all right.much. we also are getting some more breaking news that's just coming in, federal prosecutors just released some documents, more documents from the michael cohen search warrants. combing through that, details are coming out. we're going to have that for you next. we'll be right back. his is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic. i love this thing. it's gorgeous. i would pull up in this in a heartbeat. i want one of these. that is sharp. the all-new chevy blazer. speaks for itself. i don't know who they got to design this but give them a cookie and a star. hmm. exactly. and doug. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? oh. well, we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance, because no

to kill himself, but rather to try to get transferred somewhere, someplace a little nicer than the mcc which is notoriously tough place to be. this incident happens just days after a judge withheld bail for jeffrey epstein. investigators say that they are trying to figure out what happened. >> reporter: this morning conflicting accounts about what took place inside jeffrey epstein's jail cell. sources close to the investigation say that he was found in a secure area of the metropolitan correctional center, semi conscious in a fetal position with marks on his neck. two sources say epstein tried to hang himself with a third person noting the injuries were not serious and may have been an attempt to be transferred to another facility. but the possibility that epstein was attacked by someone else is also being looked at. another inmate a former police officer charged with murder was questioned according to a fourth source. an attorney for that inmate says that his client had no involvement. this week epstein's attorneys appealed the decision to keep the wealthy finance seer at the jail unt

. >> where it stands now he's in a mcc holding complex downtown by the courts. he will be there until at least monday. that's because of the bail reform act, as soon as his defense attorneys say hey, we want to propose a bail package for him, whether or not the judge wants to grant it, whether or not the judge thinks it's appropriate, his defense is allowed to at least present that. they will have a hearing monday. there will be a flurry of responses later this week. we will see them, hear about them, report about them. and then on monday we assume the judge that will be overseeing this case, judge berman, he will be the one to decide whether or not jeffrey epstein comes out on bail or detained pending trial. in this case the factors against epstein are so strong, he's a convicted felon, registered sex offender and they found images during the search warrant saturday night at his house on the east side, chances are very, very remote -- >> do we know how he did this, went to prison, registered sex offender and now has a catalog of underage children. >> young phot

he is going to be back at the mcc which is one of the holding facilities that we have here. it's a federal facility. basically we are going to wait until at least thursday, but more realistically monday for a federal judge to decide whether or not he's going to get bail on those two charges that he pleaded not guilty. he appeared in court in a slate blue jump suit, a light brown t-shirt underneath, his hair a little bit rumpled. he looked like somebody who probably hasn't had a chance to get a shave in a couple. days and we know that's true because he was arrested saturday night at 5:30. that indictment that you detailed alleging dozens of women that were involved in a, quote, vast scheme, essentially, that epstein had involving these underage girls. prosecutors are really adamant when they file this did memo this afternoon to let the judge know that he is an extreme flight risk, somebody who has intimidated witnesses in the past, somebody who has tremendous financial means. i have looked at his florida law enforcement records. he's got a bentley, a rolls-royce, he's got a m

if mcc talks to the crew, they ask a question, it takes five minutes to get to the crew and then theye going to phobos, you're going to do an eva, you're going to pilot a small spacecraft on the surface — all that keeps them excited and engaged in the simulation. the goal here is notjust to study the effects of isolation and confinement but also to work out how to put together the perfect team for extreme space travel. it's all about the mix. and that's one of the things that we're looking at. what is that right mix or, given the particular mix of people. let's say you have one strong personality and three less strong personalities, what would we expect that to play out like? what kind of roles do you need to have a successful team for a space mission? and they were looking notjust at the functional roles, you know, a commander, a medic, an engineer, but they were also looking at the social roles, and found that they were just as, if not more, important for those long duration missions. having somebody that's providing humour and entertainment for the crew, that's way more important.

of injuries after the reports in the last ten days or so that he was injured in his jail cell at the mccet. that's the very latest from federal court in lower manhattan. >> thank you for that. >>> coming up, as the fight over immigration rages on, the trump administration is facing a new lawsuit alleging some 900 children were separated from their families last year. coming up in the next hour, andrea mitchell will be joined by the lead attorney for the aclu in that family separation lawsuit. stay with us. family separation lawsuit. stay with us was thinking... was thinking... could there be another around the corner? or could it turn out differently? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot... almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis didn't experience another. ...and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda approved and has both. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don'

. >> he doesn't have 13 billion dollar in his wallet inside the mcc. haven't found a penny. this is a fiction. >> his lawyer plans to appeal. >> the big question in this case is will guzman finally speak. he did not testify on his own behalf. he's been looking for an author or screen writer to tell his rags to riches story. he may take his own chance. >> we'll be watching. >> then they'll be able the find his money. >> call me if you need an author. >>> planned parenthood president has been forced out of the organization after only eight months. she said on twitter she learned that planned parenthood board ended her employment in a secret meeting. they wanted more emphasis on political advocacy. the role as a provider of health care services. in may she joined eed ctm and d it a public health crisis. >> we're proud to provide the full spectrum of reproductive health care and safe, legal abortion care. that's what it is. it's health care. >> the departure comes a t a time when some states are passing severe restrictions on abortion. >> i'm sorry to hear

as far as we know, epstein is back inside his cell here at mcc. neil: all right.ou very, very much. rick leventhal. >>> bernie madoff, remember him? the ponzi scheme artist extraordinaire? he was thrown in jail for the better part of 150 years. he wants that sentence reduced, some help from the president of the united states. no word what the white house is going to do. no word how long this request has been in there. former justice department official james trusty. good to see you. >> you, too. neil: what do you make of that? >> i think bernie's going to need about ten kim kardashians to make this work. i don't really see him as being the poster child for criminal justice reform. there's a lot of bipartisan approaches right now to try to lessen some of the federal sentencing guidelines, to try to help some people out that are non-violent offenders but bernie is literally the poster child for deception and fraud, and victimization, mass victimization. so i think his chances are pretty remote. neil: that's a pass, right? >> may be three or four. neil: let's go to s

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