to epstein�*s alleged victims, the pair were a dangerous combination. ghislaine, they say, was the chief enabler of the convicted sex offender. and now herfamily is finally speaking out. ian maxwell defended his sister in an interview with the bbc. he said she was being treated in a fashion that amounted to torture. physically, she�*s a 59—year—old woman and we understand that she�*s losing her hair, and that she�*s also having trouble with her eyesight and her ability to concentrate, because this is a tremendous pressure to be under. his comments come as his sister is seeking bailfor a third time, desperate to leave the federal prison here in brooklyn and to wait out the trial under home confinement. thejudge has previously ruled that she is a flight risk. ghislaine maxwell says she�*s innocent. her brother denies that she is seeking to flee or that she is a suicide risk. ghislaine is not a suicide risk. she has never been a suicide risk. there are daily mental evaluations of her. she has shown no indication that that is her intention. sheï

to epstein�*s alleged victims, the pair were a dangerous combination. ghislaine, they say, was the chief enabler of the convicted sex offender. and now herfamily is finally speaking out. ian maxwell defended his sister in an interview with the bbc. he said she was being treated in a fashion that amounted to torture. physically, she's a 59—year—old woman and we understand that she's losing her hair, and that she's also having trouble with her eyesight and her ability to concentrate, because this is a tremendous pressure to be under. his comments come as his sister is seeking bailfor a third time, desperate to leave the federal prison here in brooklyn and to wait out the trial under home confinement. thejudge has previously ruled that she is a flight risk. ghislaine maxwell says she's innocent. her brother denies that she is seeking to flee or that she is a suicide risk. ghislaine is not a suicide risk. she has never been a suicide risk. there are daily mental evaluations of her. she has shown no indication that that is her intention. she's been compl

jeffrey epstein took his own life in 2019. he was awaiting trial on multiple sex trafficking charges at the time. but the investigation continued and it was within one year that ghislaine maxwell found herself being arrested at her home and taken into custody. the first charges set against her she appeared in court, she denied all of those charges and quite significantly, at the time, she was denied bail, which is why but now she is in a prison cell in new york. she was denied because prosecutors said she posed a flight risk, serious flight risk, and clearly that is something that the judge in the case agreed with. she is awaiting trial on those old charges on these two new charges on these two new charges and that will go ahead injust a few charges and that will go ahead in just a few months injuly. peter, thank you very much for that. peter, thank you very much for that. let's get some of the day's other news. the us has suspended a trade pact with myanmar — a response to the deadliest weekend of violence since february's

to epstein�*s alleged victims, the pair were a dangerous combination. ghislaine, they say, was the chief enabler of the convicted sex offender. and now herfamily is finally speaking out. ian maxwell defended his sister in an interview with the bbc. he said she was being treated in a fashion that amounted to torture. physically, she�*s a 59—year—old woman and we understand that she�*s losing her hair, and that she�*s also having trouble with her eyesight and her ability to concentrate, because this is a tremendous pressure to be under. his comments come as his sister is seeking bail for a third time, desperate to leave the federal prison here in brooklyn and to wait out the trial under home confinement. thejudge has previously ruled that she is a flight risk. ghislaine maxwell says she�*s innocent. her brother denies that she is seeking to flee or that she is a suicide risk. ghislaine is not a suicide risk. she has never been a suicide risk. there are daily mental evaluations of her. she has shown no indication that that is her intention. she

to epstein�*s alleged victims, the pair were a dangerous combination. ghislaine, they say, was the chief enabler of the convicted sex offender. and now herfamily is finally speaking out. ian maxwell defended his sister in an interview with the bbc. he said she was being treated in a fashion that amounted to torture. physically, she's a 59—year—old woman and we understand that she's losing her hair, and that she's also having trouble with her eyesight and her ability to concentrate, because this is a tremendous pressure to be under. his comments come as his sister is seeking bail for a third time, desperate to leave the federal prison here in brooklyn and to wait out the trial under home confinement. thejudge has previously ruled that she is a flight risk. ghislaine maxwell says she's innocent. her brother denies that she is seeking to flee or that she is a suicide risk. ghislaine is not a suicide risk. she has never been a suicide risk. there are daily mental evaluations of her. she has shown no indication that that is her intention. she's been comp

jeffrey epstein and ghislaine maxwell shared an intimate relationship. to epstein's alleged victims, the pair were a dangerous combination. of the convicted sex offender. and now herfamily is finally speaking out. ian maxwell defended his sister in an interview with the bbc. he said she was being treated in a fashion that amounted to torture. physically, she's a 59—year—old woman and we understand that she's losing her hair, and that she's also having trouble with her eyesight and her ability to concentrate, because this is a tremendous pressure to be under. his comments come as his sister is seeking bail for a third time, desperate to leave the federal prison here in brooklyn and to wait out the trial under home confinement. thejudge has previously ruled that she is a flight risk. ghislaine maxwell says she's innocent. her brother denies that she is seeking to flee or that she is a suicide risk. ghislaine is not a suicide risk. she has never been a suicide risk. there are daily mental evaluations of her. she has shown no indication that that is her

to epstein�*s alleged victims, the pair were a dangerous combination. ghislaine, they say, was the chief enabler of the convicted sex offender. and now herfamily is finally speaking out. ian maxwell defended his sister in an interview with the bbc. he said she was being treated in a fashion that amounted to torture. physically, a 59—year—old woman and we understand that she's losing her hair, that she's also having trouble with her eyesight and her ability to concentrate because this is a tremendous pressure to be under. his comments come as his sister is seeking bailfor a third time, desperate to leave the federal prison here in brooklyn and to wait out the trial under home confinement. thejudge has previously ruled that she is a flight risk. ghislaine maxwell says she's innocent. ghislaine is not a suicide risk. she has never been a suicide risk. there are daily mental evaluations of her. she has shown no indication that that is her intention. she's been completely overmanaged. and why is that? because jeffrey epstein, who was under federal custod

of those tapes you would who would one of epstein's lawyers have it would dershowitz have this would be attorney client privilege i think the publish what would probably survive the death of him this is i don't know where the hundreds of women are who were brought forward into court asked by the f.b.i. here is a picture of everybody who has ever been in one of these photos do you recognize these people yes i know that man there he raped me good you know who that is he is the president of whoever i don't understand this you have a veritable who's who of this rogues gallery of some of the most powerful people a stand on the planet you have the chance of breaking the lease superstructure of child trafficking all over the world and we're dealing with good lane maxwell your charge you were her with lying on a deposition and she said i don't want her i did a great job of setting that up especially the fact that a lot of these charges do seem very minor and in concert with what we actually know what she did and what her role was well i don't we know that jeffrey epstein and to play maxwell'

she turned heads for her relationship with the mysterious financier jeffrey epstein. >> you know, my father was a prominent -- extraordinary man in his own right. so she had grown up in that world, and was, you know, able to move in it very freely. >> you knew about her friendship with jeffrey? >> i only met him once at a party. i had no knowledge of their life. >> reporter: ian maxwell says he last saw his sister in june of 2019 when all maxwell children were together in london as seen in this photo provided to abc news. it was just before epstein's surprise arrest. >> arrested saturday for alleged sex trafficking of girls. >> you guys had no idea? >> no idea it was coming. we were getting on with our lives, and then bang. >> reporter: as the epstein story breaks, law enforcement also investigates his alleged co-conspirators, including maxwell. then a shocking turn of events. >> we are coming on the air with breaking news. >> jeffrey epstein's death in federal custody. >> died from suicide by hanging. >> reporter: ghislaine retreating from the public eye for months. >> she's married

the lawyer gloria allred is acting for 20 women injeffrey epstein related civil cases. some of them had contact with ghislaine maxwell. gloria allred was asked on the today programme whether she thought the difficult prison conditions meant ghislaine maxwell should be allowed to leave prison on bail. a cell is not a palace, a cell is not a wealthy estate with all the amenities in it, but she is injail and she is going to have her trial injuly and the court has determined earlier this year, mishal, that she was a flight risk and that was a main reason why bail was denied. earlier this year, mishal, that she was a flight risk and that was a main reason why bail was denied. i am not convinced at this point that anything has changed, that she's no longer a flight risk and i think she needs to stay where she is, in custody. she can prepare for trial there, she can meet with her attorneys and i understand that she has access to information that she can read in order to be prepared for trial, so i do not think that any new request for bail should be granted. the global pandemi

all of those tapes would who would one of epstein's lawyers have it would dershowitz have this would it be attorney client privilege i think the publish what would probably survive the death of him this is i don't know where the hundreds of women are who were brought forward into court asked by the f.b.i. here is a picture of everybody who has ever been in one of these photos do you recognize these people yes i know that man there he raped me good you know who that is he is the president of whoever i don't understand this you have a veritable who's who of this rogues gallery of some of the most powerful people a stand on the planet you have the chance of breaking the least superstructure of child trafficking all over the world and we're dealing with good elaine maxwell your charge you were her with lying on a deposition and she said i don't want her i did a great job of setting that up especially the fact that a lot of these charges do seem very minor and in concert with what we actually know she did and what her role was well i don't we know that jeffrey epstein and just lay maxwell

of those tapes you would who would one of epstein's lawyers have it would dershowitz have this would be attorney client privilege i think the publish what would probably survive the death of him this is i don't know where the hundreds of women are who were brought forward into court asked by the f.b.i. here is a picture of everybody who has ever been in one of these photos do you recognize these people yes i know that man there he raped me good you know who that is he is the president of whoever i don't understand this you have a veritable who's who of this rogues gallery of some of the most powerful people a stand on the planet you have the chance of breaking the the super structure of child trafficking all over the world and we're dealing with the lane maxwell your charge you were her with lying on a deposition and she said i don't want her i did a great job of setting that up especially the fact that a lot of these charges do seem very minor and in concert with what we actually know what she did and what her role was well i don't we know that jeffrey epstein and to play maxwell's

of those tapes you would who would one of epstein's lawyers have it would dershowitz have this would be attorney client privilege i think the publish what would probably survive the death of him this is i don't know where the hundreds of women are who were brought forward into court asked by the f.b.i. here is a picture of everybody who has ever been in one of these photos do you recognize these people yes i know that man there he raped me good you know who that is he is the president of whoever i don't understand this you have a veritable who's who of this rogues gallery of some of the most powerful people a stand on the planet you have the chance of breaking the the super structure of child trafficking all over the world and we're dealing with good lane maxwell your charge you were her with lying on a deposition she said and i don't want i gave it a great job of setting that up especially the fact that a lot of these charges do seem very minor and in concert with what we actually know she did and what her role was well i don't we know that geoffrey epstein and just lay maxwells cas

. >>> ghislaine maxwell, longtime confidant o jeffrey epstein, is facing new charges for the first-time accused of sex trafficking of a minor. a new indictment accusing her of helping recruit and paying a 14-year-old girl to engage in sexual acts with epstein between 2001 and 2004 maxwell pleaded not guilty to previous charges tied to epstein. >>> in tennessee, even more rain is forecast for the nashville area, as it tries to recover from a weekend of record and deadly flooding morgan chesky is there. >> reporter: tonight a waterlogged tennessee in recovery mode after an historic drenching turned deadly. >> it felt like a bomb went off and then it rained. >> reporter: art gonzalez spent the day tossing what he tried to save before floodwaters pushed him, his family and their chickens upstairs the flood erupting from seven inches of rain in barely 48 hours that left seven people dead. >> these people were trying to leave their home, get away from the water and that's where they ended up getting caught with the vehicle rescues. >> reporter: in some cases, the fast-moving waters left even

. >>> ghislaine maxwell, longtime confidant o jeffrey epstein, is facing new charges for the first-time accused of sex trafficking of a minor. a new indictment accusing her of helping recruit and paying a 14-year-old girl to engage in sexual acts with epstein between 2001 and 2004 maxwell pleaded not guilty to previous charges tied to epstein. >>> in tennessee, even more rain is forecast for the nashville area, as it tries to recover from a weekend of record and deadly flooding morgan chesky is ter: tonight a waterlogged tennessee in recovery mode after an historic drenching turned deadly. >> it felt like a bomb went off and then it rained. >> reporter: art gonzalez spent the day tossing what he tried to save before floodwaters pushed him, his family and their chickens upstairs the flood erupting from seven inches of rain in barely 48 hours that left seven people dead. >> these people were trying to leave their home, get away from the water and that's where they ended up getting caught with the vehicle rescues. >> reporter: in some cases, the fast-moving waters left even rescuers in nee

. >>> longtime jeffrey epstein confidante, ghislaine maxwell, is now facing new charges for the first time accused of sex trafficking a minor. >>> our lester holt with a viral video, one very exciting touchdown that is inspiring folks, from coast to coast >>> and leave to to the one and only borat to set a guinness record for an academy award nominated film "early today" starts right now good morning i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. a minnesota jury and millions of tv viewers relived the incredibly disturbing last minutes of george floyd's life the prosecution played the entire video of derek chauvin kneeling on george floyd's neck for what it now says was 9 minutes and 29 seconds the defense arguing it was not excessive force. ourgabe gutierrez is outside the courthouse, with the latest. >> reporter: frances, good morning. during the first day of testimony, we saw security video shown publicly for the first time the first witness, a 911 dispatcher who says she thought something was wrong, and she called her superior they knelt, in prayer, and defiance george floyd's family, o

prince andrew's sex allegations withjeffrey epstein. where analysis priorities was to make this is something they have to deal with. this is something they have to dealwith. i this is something they have to deal with. i people shocked that there could be alleged racism or racial insensitivity in the palace question might know. but i don't think anyone expected it would be this flagrant and blatant. this is a preposterous story and the palace cannot move forward, particularly with the queen governing so many nations with people of colour being the dominant race. and having this out there in the world for everyone to take in. we should sa of everyone to take in. we should say of course — everyone to take in. we should say of course that _ everyone to take in. we should say of course that prince - andrew absolutely denies he had any knowledge of or played any part of the things thatjeffrey epstein is accused of. what message do you think that sense? it is a commendable message to see someone with apparently all kinds of advantages speaki

to provide sexual massages to epstein in return for money. maxwell has been in federal jail without bail since july. epstein you'll recall killed himself at a federal lockup in august of 2019. critics of george's new republican backed election law issued fresh calls today to boycott some of the state's largest businesses for not speaking out more forcefully against that law. the backlash comes one day after advocacy organizations filed a lot. suit in federal court challenging it. the law includes new restrictions on mail voting and gives the state legislature more control over the administration of elections, the lawsuit argues. republicans or suppressing the votes of minority georgians by requiring id's and enforcing more limited voting hours. after the break, a single father and his four sons all homeless after a fire destroyed their home and everything they are how members of the community are coming to their aid. it's gonna warm up a little bit tomorrow and then again on wednesday, we'll go looking for rain as well. with the five day fore

she was apparently offered gifts and help with getting a passport so she could travel with epstein, a request or offer that she denied, declined to travel with him. so this case, obviously, brings the conduct forward initially. maxwell was only charged with activity up to 1997. this brings it forward to 2004, the eve of when the investigation in florida started in 2005. definitely a significant additional charges that were added yesterday, steph. >> you've got some new reporting about just how big the first investigation got. what did you learn? >> there was a letter that was filed last night. it was docketed in this case. the letter comes from prosecutors basically updating on an earlier filing, which we will skip ahead and say the important information was contained in last night's letter was this investigation involved fbi agents in new york, involved fbi agents in australia, involved fbi agents in colombia and south america. that's a new thing for us. we haven't heard of a nexus to colombia. additional reporting needs to be done there. i think what's important about this letter is

the jeffrey epstein's story, jeffrey epstein was arrested july 2019 for sex trafficking young girls fight the feds but epstein committed suicide in his jail cell before he could be tried. while the billionaire pedophile never lived

the indictment also extends the timeframe maxwell collaborated with epstein, starting in 1994 to 2004. and in south dakota, two indigenous activists face criminal charges over their roles in opposing construction of the keystone xl pipeline, which president biden halted on his first day in office. the pair are among a small number of water and land defenders who've vowed to maintain an encampment on the cheyenne river indian reservation near the pipeline route until all pipeline infrastructure is removed. jasilyn charger faces up to a year in prison for an act of nonviolent civil disobedience. and oscar high elk faces up to 22 years in prison for what his supporters say are trumped-up charges including aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer. this is oscar high elk's aunt speaking from the courthouse last week. >> the ability to bring charges against citizens has been abused and overused when it comes to indigeus response to the protection of our relatives and their habits. this includes offering. amy: and those are some of the headlines this is democracy now, democracynow.org

the indictment also extends the timeframe maxwell collaborated with epstein, starting in 1994 to 2004. and in south dakota, two indigenous activists face criminal charges over their roles in opposing construction of the keystone xl pipeline, which president biden halted on his first day in office. the pair are among a small number of water and land defenders who've vowed to maintain an encampment on the cheyenne river indian reservation near the pipeline route until all pipeline infrastructure is removed. jasilyn charger faces up to a year in prison for an act of nonviolent civil disobedience. and oscar high elk faces up to 22 years in prison for what his supporters say are trumped-up charges including aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer. this is oscar high elk's aunt speaking from the courthouse last week. >> the abili to bring charges against citizens has been abused and overused when it comes to indigeus response to the protection of our relatives and their habits. this includes offering. amy: and those are some of the headlines this is democracy now, democracynow.org,

they took a big hit with the pay for play, the epstein deal. the underboss of the clinton family told everybody that yes, bill clinton did fly down on epstein's jet to island. that has been said and no one is talking about it. you also have chelsea there, who is basically the most titillating speaker of her generation, so i'm on the edge of my seat for that. but katie is right, it's not just an intern in the oval. seven women have credibly accused bill clinton of groping, exposing, sexual assault, rape. this is serious stuff into juan's point, they have done a lot of good things for women but that does not absolve them of all the bad things they have done to women and that is what this is about and it's not right. as someone who cherishes women more than anybody, i am on the side of women. >> greg: yes, you are. >> jesse: and i will fight for them. >> greg: more than anybody, jesse. more than anybody. all right, that was a gratuitous segment just to make fun of bill clinton and i loved every minute of it. up next, we just got a brand-new video

the suit also accuses epstein and his former associate ghislaine maxwell of sex trafficking. >>> a new report on the gender pay gap finds at this rate women in the u.s. won't reach pay equality with men for another 60 years. the report from the world economic forum found the coronavirus pandemic widened the pay gap as more women left the workforce. >>> today's weather, rain for the eastern third of the nation, and strong storms across the southeast. a cold blast in the midwest. mostly clear skies from the great lakes to the west coast. >>> finally, the social media stars using their influence to show teenagers that, hey, books are cool too. >> and when these sisters talk about a book, sales go through the roof. >> i have some interesting news to show you. >> reporter: 15-year-old mireille lee has a simple mission, to get other teenagers to read. >> the enjoyment i get from reading a book. >> reporter: she says she rediscovered reading while in lockdown during the pandemic. then she urged her younger sister to pick up a book. >> i was really into gaming. so reading was not really in my

we spoke with plaqblack in apri last year and asked him about his ties with epstein. listen to what he said >> i know you sent a companywide email last year following jeffrey epstein's indictment contextualizing your relationship with him. has that had any impact on the firm >> i don't believe that has had an impact on the firm. you know, it was a professional relationship that we had, it never involved apollo. it really never affected any of our investments or any of our investors or any of the new money that's been raised, which was raised at the greatest clip we've raised since then. >> let's get right to leslie picker who has more on that story. interesting to listen to those comments, leslie, from not even a year ago. >> yes. >> speed up to what's happen dag. >> yes, so much to your point, sara, has happened in a year it's important to note that black had been the face of apollo for the firm's three decades of existence and he's known as one of the founding fathers of the entire private equity industry. so today's announcement means he'll no longer hold any leade

and one of jeffrey epstein's outspoken accusers is beside herself. she wants him to ask bill clinton not about empowering women but why he was on jeffrey epstein's plane to his private island 27 times. >> i'm going to focus on bill clinton's record from when he was president. >> that's wonderfully convenient and incredibly offensive. >> so he signed the violence against women's act pretty finding family medical leave act but he did a lot of work policy wise on her behalf of women. i'm not going to dispute the optics for the reasons you said. but he did have a good record as president read it i also think that biden's back and a wonderful painter. >> are right, i think biden stimulus bill called the infrastructure billable help with all of the causes of equity that important to us prospect that is interesting. and as katherine pointed out, when you throw more money, more public money at problem and you angle for more power and more control, you end up with less equity. regardless of bill clinton cavorting with a pedophile, a dead pedophile, a convicte

jeffrey epstein didn't get cancelled, he got arrested. it's cookbook authors who get cancelled for committing culinary appropriation, for essentially being too influenced by ethnic cuisines. with cancellations, the crime is not often, you know, a crime at all, it's just behaviour that some people might find off—putting, or worse, it'sjust simply holding the wrong opinion. so, no, it is never acceptable. let's go now to missouri in the united states to dakota jennifer, and i did check with you, that is the right way round with your name, dakota is your first name. what is your question please? my question is, without cancel culture, how do we hold - people accountable ? right, sarah? well, first, i think it's important to understand that cancel culture often doesn't hold people accountable. that's what it claims to do, that's what it claims to want to do, but we are here discussing cancel culture because of how often the outcomes of cancel culture aren't at all warranted, how often and how frequently it is unfair, how frequently it ends

courtesy of jennifer epstein of bloomberg, noting that president biden signed the 1.9 trillion dollars american rescue plan yesterday. he and vice president harris are hosting a celebration today with members of congress. that is set to happen at 2:30 today. jen

jeffrey epstein didn't get cancelled, he got arrested. it's cookbook authors who get cancelled for committing culinary appropriation, for essentially being too influenced by ethnic cuisines. with cancellations, the crime is not often, you know, a crime at all, it's just behaviour that some people might find off—putting, or worse, it'sjust simply holding the wrong opinion. so, no, it is never acceptable. let's go now to missouri in the united states to dakota jennifer, and i did check with you, that is the right way round with your name, dakota is your first name. what is your question please? my question is, without cancel culture, how do we hold - people accountable ? right, sarah? well, first, i think it's important to understand that cancel culture often doesn't hold people accountable. that's what it claims to do, that's what it claims to want to do, but we are here discussing cancel culture because of how often the outcomes of cancel culture aren't at all warranted, how often and how frequently it is unfair, how frequently it ends

to epstein's alleged victims, the pair were a dangerous combination. ghislaine maxwell, they say, was the chief enabler of the sex offender. and now, herfamily is finally speaking out. ian maxwell defended his sister in an interview with the bbc. he said she was being treated in a fashion that amounted to torture. physically, as a 59—year—old woman, we understand that she is losing her hair and that she is also having trouble with her eyesight and her ability to concentrate. because this is a tremendous pressure to be under. his comments come under as his sister is seeking bailfor a third time, desperate to leave that federal prison here in brooklyn and to wait out the trial under home confinement. the georgia has previously ruled that she is a flight risk, ghislaine maxwell says she is innocent. ghislaine is not a suicide risk, she has never been a suicide risk. there are daily mental evaluations of her and she has shown no indication that that is her intention, she has been completely over managed, and why is that? because jeffrey epstein, who wa

jeffrey epstein didn't get cancelled, he got arrested. it's cookbook authors who get cancelled for committing culinary appropriation, for essentially being too influenced by ethnic cuisines. with cancellations, the crime is not often, you know, a crime at all, it'sjust behaviour that some people might find off—putting, or worse, it'sjust simply holding the wrong opinion. so, no, it is never acceptable. let's go now to missouri in the united states to dakota jennifer, and i did check with you, that is the right way round with your name, dakota is your first name. what is your question please? my question is, without cancel culture, how do we hold - people accountable ? right, sarah? well, first, i think it's important to understand that cancel culture often doesn't hold people accountable. that's what it claims to do, that's what it claims to want to do, but we are here discussing cancel culture because of how often the outcomes of cancel culture aren't at all warranted, how often and how frequently it is unfair, how frequently it ends u

matt: leon black reportedly paid jeffrey epstein 158 million dollars for tax services. that's not new, but it is that kind of things -- the kind of thing i continue to wonder about. what does someone do with 158 million dollars from someone who really already knows what he's doing in finance? >> it really was a head scratcher. remember they did and independent investigation of leon black and found there was no criminal activity, but that number was a cloud over his head , a cloud over apollo. the former sec chairman is going to be the chair of apollo. so it did a lot to distance apollo from the saga, though it was mostly black himself. matt: elsewhere in finance, we see blackrock starting to sell factor etf's for very low fees. what is the story there? >> private equity is raking it in. you have blackrock shares really lowering their etf fees as vanguard has helped them drive this race to the bottom -- something to note, i shares was more than a third of the a um at blackrock. but even though they were more than a third of the aum, active management was almost half the

the duchess, while it's accused of dragging its feet in investigating prince andrew's ties to jeffrey epstein. >> i would hope harry would want to protect them, to protect his family, but she's a wildcard in many ways. >> reporter: meghan markle denies the bullying accusations, saying they're an attack on her character. mona? andrew? >> andrea, thank you. the timing of all of this is what a lot of people are pointing out. they're saying if these allegations were made a year ago when they were still having positions in the royal family, why is it now when we're waiting days away from that interview with oprah. that they decide to launch this investigation. >> and it seems like generally speaking the royal rift is escalating over the last couple months here? >> yeah, no, exactly. they are trying to take control of the narrative. you see they have the podcast. they are doing interviews, giving a sneak peek into their lives. we will wait and see. that interview airs sunday. >>> coming up, the hidden treasure hiding in plain sight. the rare find that could net one man a cool $500,000 and what ever

what should be asking him is what was clinton doing on epstein island in private jet 27 times, clinton has previously denied flying on the convicted sex offender's private plane. to the roof of the building on fire in downtown los angeles, the flames separating them from the ground level leaving no other option but up. firefighters were able to rescue some of the people before the fire was knocked out, the rest of the group managed to escape down the stairs, no one in that situation was hurt. take a look at this. a shark feeding frenzy is caught on camera by a police dive team in florida, the sarasota police department says the video was captured during offshore training. no one was hurt but officials say they got out of the water because it looked like something off of national geographic. nothing could break this bond. a couple holds hands and embraces for the first time in a year. francis and roberta have been married 75 years but since roberta lives in a nursing facility covid protocols kept them apart. they have been reunited after both being vaccinated. they say it is a new chapt

lifestyle, which is a strange way of putting jeffrey epstein's criminal activities and statements put out in support of many members in the royal family. and i think that there will have to be a question of a statement, perhaps a letter. harry and meghan were very careful throughout. they heaped praise on the queen. but other members of the royal family, it wasn't quite so clear. and i think certainly people are asking these questions is clearly harry and meghan suffered very greatly, and this has got to be answered for. and the model of the royal family, the working mod of the royal family was really i think a disaster for them. >> yeah. >> i think we will see the royal family making answer through sources, and i think there may be some kind of statement made in the next few weeks, but not immediately, because this is something that i think they were not expecting. >> this will certainly dominate the front pages of the paper for a few days to come, if maybe not even weeks. we'll see whether pressure is brought to bear for some sort of royal response. kate williams, many thanks for jo

say she was trafficked by epstein when she was 17. he has stepped away from royal duties after a bbc interview on these questions. and if we go back much further — of course many of us have watched this harry and meghan interview while thinking back to the interview harry�*s mother princess diana gave to the bbc. she talked of her troubles within the royal family. and now harry and meghan have, in different terms, done the same. many, including the sussexes, hoped it wouldn't be like this when they got married in 2018, as american poet amanda gorman puts it "meghan was the crown's greatest opportunity for change, regeneration, and reconciliation in a new era. they didn'tjust maltreat her light, they missed out on it." it all raises many questions about what the royal family is — and how it wants to be seen around the world. lots of different perspective to show wellness. here's allyson stewart—allen who's an international marketing and brand expert. in terms of how it affects the brand of the royals, yes, it lifts the lid on h

they say face in prince andrew who faces serious allegations with his friendship with jeffrey epstein. in another clip, prince harry talking about the challenges of leaving the royal life. >> it's been tough on each other but we have each other. >> reporter: a lot of questions as to why the couple is doing the interview in the first place, especially with prince philip in the hospital. abc news in london. >>> back to the fight against covid. today was the second of two days dedicating the state's federal vaccine sites to inoculatinghey 8700 doses. you can drive in or walk in. you must be in a tier and have an appointment. the drivers used the exist. and walking there, you need access from the b.a.r.t. walkway. >>> and today, a bill to get california school kids in the classroom. it does not force schools to reopen. >>> next week w regoing to be foep doesed on issues of education, and the learning loss students have suffered in a year of online classes. that is next year on tv and online. >>> all right, we have to switch gears. i was starting to hear the rain come down outside the buil

it will not be discussing the effect on women of girls of jeffrey epstein. that probably won't come up. but, after speaking to noted feminist bill clinton, kamala harris will naturally speak to bernie madoff for investment advice and talk real estate with a homeless guy. this is one of those stories that makes you think maybe it's all an elaborate prank. they have got to be trolling us here. is it real? here to assess this is mark steyn, we're happy to have him on tonight. hey, mark. >> hey, tucker. you left someone out there. you have been talking about him all night. robert c. byrd the of the senate. why don't they prop that corpse up at the clinton foundation and kamala harris can discuss racism with an experienced of the ku klux klan. that's -- you say are they just pranking us. you watch the coverage from all the clinton enablers from 20 years ago. you watch the coverage on abc, cbs, nbc, they will all be fawning over this rubbish and taking it seriously. if kamala harris had any self-respect, she would not sit down and discuss whatever the topic is the

t it will not be discussing the effect on women of girls of jeffrey epstein. that probably won't come up. but, after speaking to noted feminist bill clinton, kamala harris will naturally speak to bernie madoff for investment advice and talk real estate with a homeless guy. this is one of those stories that makes you think maybe it's all an elaborate prank. they have got to be trolling us here. is it real? here to assess this is mark steyn, we're happy to have him on tonight. hey, mark. >> hey, tucker. you left someone out there. you have been talking about him all night. robert c. byrd the of the senate. why don't they prop that corpse up at the clinton foundation and kamala harris can discuss racism with an experienced of the ku klux klan. that's -- you say are theyer jut pranking us. you watch the coverage from all the clinton enablers from 20 years ago. you watch the coverage on abc, cbs, nbc, they will all be fawning over this rubbish and taking it seriously. if kamala harris had any self-respect, she would not sit down and discuss whatever the topic is th

million for tax and estate planning to epstein? >> that raised some questions. that brought him attention by the way, black has always been, just not somebody that i ever got to know well at all, as opposed to the other gentleman we mentioned he's not, you know, he's always kept a much lower profile, but apollo has been one of the giants, has been an extraordinarily successful firm, and will now be led by a new ceo, who has been there for a long time. josh harris, one of the other leaders of the firm remains as well let's read more from his statement, because you know, he does reference epstein, he says the relentless public attention and media scrutiny have taken a toll on my health and have caused me to wish to take some time away from the public spotlight, and as you say, he goes on to talk about his own health, that of his wife, deborah, as well but it's an important departure. and certainly one we didn't want to not feature this morning, jim. given his importance in private equity he's obviously an immensely wealthy man, an in

the lawyer gloria allred is acting for 20 women in jeffrey epstein related civil cases. some of them had contact with ghislaine maxwell. gloria allred was asked on the today programme whether she thought those difficult prison conditions meant ghislaine maxwell should be allowed to leave prison on bail. a cell is not a palace, a cell is not a wealthy estate with all the amenities in it, but she is injail and she is going to have her trial injuly and the court has determined earlier this year, mishal, that she was a flight risk and that was a main reason why bail was denied. i am not convinced at this point that anything has changed, that she's no longer a flight risk and i think she needs to stay where she is, in custody. she can prepare for trial there, she can meet with her attorneys and i understand that she has access to information that she can read in order to be prepared for trial, so i do not think that any new request for bail should be granted. the lawyer, part of her interview with the today programme. the headlines on bbc news... a serving police officer has

they thought his epstein work was not good. they didn't want to be associated with someone that, a firm whose chairman was doing business with jeffrey epstein. and in terms of new business with apollo -- and apollo's constantly raising new private equity funds -- they were balking at. what's interesting, david, one reason why someone does something, but there was an internal rift inside apollo over the last couple months after this epstein stuff came out. leon black is not considered a key person inside apollo. that means people can't pull their money out of apollo if he leaves. david: oh, that's interesting. >> the fact that they didn't list him as a key person means they were probably planning for him to step down sometime soon. david: if you'd been listening to charlie back in jan, you would have known -- back in january, you would have known this was coming. >>> coming up, how florida businesses are hoping to hit a home run with fans returning to the stands. thank god. ♪ bring me a higher love ♪♪ [announcer] durán ca

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to discuss this and jeffrey epstein's accuser tweets "she's asking clint and how to empower women? wrong person, what she should be asking him is what he was doing on epstein island in private jets 27 time, enough is enough. we got our power panel, "washington times" opinion editor and leslie marshall, syndicated radio host, both are fox news contributor's, leslie, i'm going to give you the first word here. meaning they are democrats. >> first of all -- of which bill clinton is one of the heads of the chairs and howard university of which vice president kamala harris is an alumni. in addition, regardless of kamala harris not commenting thus far on governor cuomo into the allegations by those women, kamala harris was one of the first female senators to come out to say that al franken should resign, she said that she believes the women of joe biden's accusers and in addition to that she is the first female vice president of the united states of america. >> leslie, i just want to say, we know why, here's the deal. >> i'm sorry to interrupt you but i have to say, we know why the clinto

maxwell recruited and groomed a 14-year-old girl to engage in sex acts with epstein as recently as 2004. the new charges were filed monday in a superseding indictment. maxwell was previously charged by new york prosecutors with conspiracy and entusing minors to travel to engage in illegal sex acts. >>> a bill in arkansas that would ban gender affirming surgeries and hormone therapies for people under 18 is headed to the desk of the state's republican governor. it will be the first anti-transgender measure of its kind. it's the first to pass among a series of similar bills introduced by republican lawmakers in more than 17 states so far this year. aimed at restricting the rights of transgender youth. >>> the mother of one of the d.c. police officers badly injured in the u.s. capitol insurrection tells cnn she's outraged that former trump -- former president trump's lies, that his supporters were, quote, hugging and kissing police during the riot. officer michael finone was tased and beaten with a flagpole during the insurrection. he even heard rioters screaming, quote, kill him with his

the most important point is that she is not jeffrey epstein but i that she is notjeffrey epstein but she is paying the price that he should have paid or could have paid. like many countries around the world, singapore has started a coronavirus vaccination programme. but, perhaps uniquely, the island state is dependent on the outside world and foreign nationals for much of its economic prowess. so it�*s taking a unique approach to giving out the jabs — as karishma vaswani reports. the crowds are back at singapore airport, but they are not here to fly. this terminal has now transformed into a vaccination centre for front line workers. but in singapore, that doesn�*t mean only nurses and doctors. everyone today is from the aviation sector. that includes yanti who works in customer service. she is considered a front line worker here. it is why she is among the first in line. it is very sad to look at the situation now because it�*s very quiet. if everybody plays their part to actually get vaccinated, it will be safe for everyone to travel and we can start going back to how the no

they've been investigating this situation with maxwell with epstein for so many years. decades almost. now to look back and say we're going to add something on here at the 11th hour, whether or not it holding water and obviously it's much more serious. i think what we have to ask ourselves, on the 11th hour of a trial date sell in july, why are prosecutors doing this? are they doing this because epstein is no longer on the earth or are they looking at her to be a scape goat? we have to look at it skeptically. any time children, minors are involved, the process for the defense is much more difficult. the road to hoe is much more difficult. >> we'll have you back, donna. an interesting case. thanks. good to see you. >> any time. >> martha: fox cameras going inside the george floyd autonomous zone in minneapolis. we'll show you what it looks like in there. very dangerous at night and a huge scene of protest during the day. we'll be right back. >> we want a just verdict. we're worried it won't happen. we want to get out here to say that we believe that black lives matter an