. —— jeffrey epstein. the case proceeds might be open. -- jeffrey epstein-— jeffrey epstein. the conservative eer lord jeffrey epstein. the conservative peer lord bethell _ jeffrey epstein. the conservative peer lord bethell has _ jeffrey epstein. the conservative peer lord bethell has been - jeffrey epstein. the conservative . peer lord bethell has been removed during the cabinet reshuffle. along with the former health secretary matt hancock. he faces criticism for using personal accounts to conduct government business. the use of personal e—mails at the department of health is being investigated. lord bethell denies any wrongdoing. we speak to our political correspondent damien atticus. reminders of the background of this. lord bethell was a minister in the department of health, and we now know from today, he has been removed and is no longer a minister, as part of the reshuffle that has been happening of government ministers. number ten has not said why he has left, but we do not he had been the subject of some controversy. there was the issue that he had been in charge

the other going off in the home of ucsf geneticist doctor charles epstein. the package came in the mail to epstein is temper on home carried in by his daughter when he opened it. the force of the blast blew out the kitchen windows and severely injured. the married father of 4. a lot of interior organ damage and tore into him. he lost. >> fingers on both hands. >> his hearing. it was just, you know, was a big. masks are required many, many, many surgeries, particularly hand surgery is over. a long period of time to get, you know, much of his fortune back. >> doctor epstein son, jonathan says the attack was the whole family, especially since there was no reason for the scientists to be >> mistakenly believed he was involved in genetic engineering of some sort and you never touch anything like that is really. focused the biochemistry of syndrome and and helping nurture their children with down syndrome. so it had nothing to do with that. you kaczynski was not same man. >> finally, 2 years later, a break in the case kaczynski said his 35,000 word manifesto again

the other going off in the home of ucsf geneticist doctor charles epstein. the package came in the mail to epstein is temper on home carried in by his daughter when he opened it. the force of the blast blew out the kitchen windows and severely injured. the married father of 4. a lot of interior organ damage and tore into him. he lost. >> fingers on both hands. >> the damaged his hearing. it was just, you know, was a big. masks are required many, many, many searchers particularly hand surgery is over. a long period of time to get, you know, much of his function back. >> doctor epstein son jonathan says the attack was the whole family, especially since there was no reason for the scientists to be >> mistakenly believed he was involved in genetic engineering of some sort and you never touch anything like that is really. focused on the biochemistry of down syndrome and. and helping nurture their children with down syndrome. so it had nothing to do with that. you kaczynski was not same man. >> finally, 2 years later, a break in the case kaczynski said his 35,000

the other going off in the home of ucsf geneticist doctor charles epstein. the package came in the mail to epstein is temper on home carried in by his daughter when he opened it. the force of the blast blew out the kitchen windows and severely injured. the married father of 4. a lot of interior organ damage and tore into him. he lost. >> fingers on both hands. >> damage. his hearing it was just, you know, was a big. masks are required many, many, many surgeries, particularly hand surgery is over. a long period of time to get, you know, much of his function back. >> doctor epstein son jonathan says the attack was the whole family, especially since there was no reason for the scientists to be >> mistakenly believed he was involved in genetic engineering of some sort and you never touch anything like that is really. focused on the biochemistry syndrome and. and helping nurture their children with down syndrome. so it had nothing to do with that. you kaczynski was not same man. >> finally, 2 years later, a break in the case kaczynski said his 35,000 word manifes

the other going off in the home of ucsf geneticist doctor charles epstein. the package came in the mail to epstein is temper on home carried in by his daughter when he opened it. the force of the blast blew out the kitchen windows and severely injured. the married father of 4. a lot of interior organ damage and tore into him. he lost. >> fingers on both hands. >> and damaged his hearing. it was just, you know, was a big. masks are required many, many, many surgeries, particularly hand surgery is over. a long period of time to get, you know, much of his function back. >> doctor epstein son jonathan says the attack was the whole family, especially since there was no reason for the scientists to be >> mistakenly believed was involved in genetic engineering of some sort and you never touch anything like that is really. focused the biochemistry of syndrome and. and helping nurture their children with down syndrome. so it had nothing to do with that. you kaczynski was not a sane man. >> finally, 2 years later, a break in the case kaczynski said his 35,000 word man

epstein, a registered sex offender, was found dead two years ago in a manhattan jail cell. in a 2019 bbc interview, the prince denied the claims of sex abuse, or even having met her. >> a violent assault took place in santa cruz, and the sheriff's office is seeking public's help identify the suspect. the victim's neck was slashed with a knife. the suspect described as a male , early 30s, 5'9", sandy blonde hair with a comb-over. the victim suffered non-life- threatening injuries, and is expected to be okay. >>> a deadly collision in san jose this morning happened after 8:00 a.m. at seventh street and elm avenue. a man on a motorcycle was killed when police say a truck pulled in front of him. the man writing was transported to the hospital but did not survive. the truck driver remain on the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. >>> back to the fire watch, last night's storm helped cruise by the caldor fire by bringing rain. it has grown to more than 218,000 acres, 53% contained. meanwhile, the people who were evacuated are being allowed back home. our reporter spo

struck withjeffrey epstein in 2009, this virginia giuffre struck with jeffrey epstein in 2009, this case may well be null and void. but that deal is secret. it is sealed. and only when the case goes ahead can we actually find out whether or not it might be opened. find out whether or not it might be 0 ened. ,, find out whether or not it might be oened. ,, , ,, ., the pentagon has admitted that a us drone strike carried out in kabul in the days before us troops pulled out of afghanistan killed ten innocent civilians, including seven children. the victims were an aid worker and nine members of his family. secunder kermani is in the afghan capital, kabul. you actually saw the aftermath of that drone strikes, didn't you?— aftermath of that drone strikes, didn't ou? ., �*, . didn't you? that's right, clive. we were there — didn't you? that's right, clive. we were there the _ didn't you? that's right, clive. we were there the morning _ didn't you? that's right, clive. we were there the morning after- didn't you? that's right, clive. we were there the morning after the l were there t

jew free also said prince andrew abused her in epstein's mansion in manhattan and on epstein's private island in the u. s virgin islands. federal rules say the duke of york has 21 days to respond to the suit or possibly face a default judgment. prince andrew and his attorneys have denied you freeze clams. the nfl is increasing its effort to find overseas talent to play american football league has played games in london over the past 13 seasons now plans to hold an international combine there for 50 athletes from 15 countries will take place next month at tottenham hotspur stadium. the invited athletes are from britain, germany, france, australia, nigeria and japan. the nfl has previously held combines in australia and germany. flight bookings to the united states are picking up since the unite united states announced the reopening of the transatlantic corridor yesterday. british airways says flight booking shot up about 900% internet searches for flights to the us around thanksgiving increased almost 2000% virgin atlantic says bookings on monday night jumped by more than 600% compared

her suit alleges that she was compelled by jeffrey epstein and ghislaine maxwell to engage in sexual activity with andrew some 20 years ago and the prince abused her in london, new york and on epstein's private island. andrew has denied the allegations and said he has no recollection of meeting her. his attorneys have disputed whether the lawsuit is viable. a court hearing is scheduled for today. >>> wedding bells are in the air for the britney spears the pop singer shared her engagement on instagram and she wrote i can't blinking believe it she met sam in 2016 on the set of her slumber party musical they have been together since. she is always posting workouts with him like that he's also been her support during her conservatorship battle literally life changing stuff happening for britney spears. >> an eventful 2021. >>> mtv music awards kicked off sunday night marking the 40th anniversary. holds the title of best new artist and song of the year in a song good for you. justin bieber and the rapper kilroy performed on the barclays center in new york accepting a major award for biebe

on many of these issues, we have been looking at priests and we have been looking at epstein and jerry and we know abuse goes across all races, all ages and that this is a way of learning that this is a problem also for people of colour. so i expect, and we are working on legislation in congress to change the statute of limitations, the barriers to going to court, but also the ways in whichjudges going to court, but also the ways in which judges deal with these victims. federaljudges are not trained in trauma, they really don't fully understand what's in front of them. the founder of _ what's in front of them. the founder of child _ what's in front of them. the founder of child usa - what's in front of them. the founder of child usa speaking to me a little earlier. reports from south korea say an unidentified projectile has been launched from north korea. let's cross live to the south korean capital seoul and speak to the bbc�*s laura bicker. just in the last hour or so, we have seen the information coming across the news wires, what can you tell us?— what can you tell us? well, it

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well, prince andrew's epstein troubles show no signs of going away any time soon, but the prince himself has last seen 500 miles north at the queen's estate scotland, but back home in windsor are some pretty consequential papers waiting for him. prince andrew's legal woes appear to be mounting. accusing the prince of sexually assaulting her claiming they've successfully served papers to queen elizabeth's second son. filing court documents that detail a litany of efforts to put the prince on notice by courier, by email and through the mail to him and his lawyers. even at his residence in windsor, a process trying twice last month to serve the prince in person. according to court records, before eventually being told to leave them with a police officer at the front gate. the lawyers also accusing the prince and his legal team of trying to evade and contest service of the lawsuit. including in their court filing, a letter from the prince's lawyer that read he had not been instructed to accept service on behalf of client and that the prince reserves all his rights including to contest the ju

and that epstein traffic turner prince andrew who sexually abused her in london, in epstein's new york mansion, and his private island. this civil lawsuit is big. having to answer the question about whether prince andrew sexually abused virginia giuffre under oath. >> there is what's called an adverse interest. meaning that in the civil sense probably did commit the crime. but he chooses not to disclose. >> this photo is said to show prince andrew, giuffre, and epstein in a 2019 in their with the bbc print sanders that he never met sue 24 and deny the allegations, adding this about the photo. >> you think that photo has been faked? >> nobody can prove whether or not that photograph has been doctored. i don't recollect that photograph ever being taken. >> you don't recollect having your hand -- >> no. >> giuffre's lawyers claim they will present new evidence. prince andrew's lawyers are challenging the jurisdiction of the u.s. courts and plan to contest if he was even properly served. >> jacqui: all right, bryan llenas. thanks so much. >> john: secretary of state anthony flick and getti

she says she was trafficked to prince andrew by jeffrey epstein. in the past, prince andrew has always denied the allegations. we have to wait to see her response to the later set of allegations. he may choose to challenge the case, the jurisdiction of the u.s. court of all of that will be due in the response by the 29th of october. >> all right, thanks for that report. >>> we are following breaking news in montana. an amtrak train derails. the first images from the scene coming in, what we know after this quick break. discomfort back there? instead of using aloe, or baby wipes, or powders, try the cooling, soothing relief or preparation h. because your derriere deserves expert care. preparation h. get comfortable with it. (man) go on, girl, go on and get help! [heartwarming music] (man) ah! (burke) smart dog. with farmers crashassist, our signal app can tell when you've been in a crash and can send help, if you want it. get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ and there you have it

been not only indictment against the latejeffrey epstein but his sidekick is facing trial, criminal trial at the end of november and is also a statute of limitations that was essentially lifted in the state of new york for criminal rain charges. these are all quite serious and whether he be extradited to the united states or have any kind of penalty under the criminaljustice system is a totally separate issue, i don't think in any way puts me in a position to clear his name and people, juries kindly on attacking victims. so, this is a very careful tight rope that his lawyers have to walk here in terms of going after this plaintiff. walk here in terms of going after this plaintiff-— this plaintiff. that is not the way it is written _ this plaintiff. that is not the way it is written in _ this plaintiff. that is not the way it is written in the _ this plaintiff. that is not the way it is written in the daily - it is written in the daily telegraph. they think is better to engage and it's an attempt for him to put her on the back foot and you see completely the opposite way. reporting

i don't bother with it anymore but they have photo shopped jeffrey epstein's face over your body and they spread it and they say don lemon doesn't want people to see him with jeffrey epstein and social media won't take it down. it's -- and it's -- you know -- >> so i think -- >> people believe it's true. >> here is the word i disagree with. regulated. why? because it sets you up for failure because it reads to people like oh, they want the government to control everything and it plays into these political tropes. >> it should be at least true, chris. >> absolutely. no, no, i'm not talking about the nature of the content but mechanism of change. what i did was give them the benefit of the doubt they built the stadium. they don't populate the way inside we do and we have different vetting. i have evolved in my understanding because i have a much better understanding of what they can know and how easily they can manipulate. that's why i'm bringing up the kids. you milk in kids for money because you can and what mcnamee said and i'll do a regular session with him about this until we get

. >>> prince andrew has been served with legal papers in a civil case filed by one of jeffrey epstein's accusers who says the prince sexually abused her. one of prince charles' charities is reportedly under investigation. according to britain's "sunday times" a scottish regulator said a russian banker tried to donate a six-figure sum to the prince's foundation and royal correspondent max foster joining us now. good to see you, max. what is the latest on these two royal scandals? >> reporter: well, the allegations around the donation scandal in the "sunday times." and the latest one witthe russian businessman giving a certain sum. that's disputed by the two sides here. they later returned when they realized the donor here had been connected to money laundering. that conviction was later -- so more bad headlines, really, for prince charles. he's not directly indicated here. as you said, a pretrial hearing today in new york in the case that is being taken by virginia due fray and claims to be to have been trafficked by jeffrey epstein to prince andrew. this hearing is really about whether

pbs, public broadcasting, bill gates became very uncomfortable when asked about his old pal jeffrey epstein. >> what did you do when you found out about his background? >> well, you know, i have said i redepressed having those dinners. and there's nothing, absolutely nothing new on that? in terms of lessons learned from his friendship with the child sex trafficker? well,. >> is there a lesson for you, for anyone else looking at this? >> well, he's dead, so, you know, in general, you always have to be careful -- >> pete: he's dead. it's in the past. nothing to see here just forget about it. we will bring you any updates on the story as they come. well, it turns out a lot of parents across the country are fed up with the public education system which we should call the government school system. so much so that they're pulling their kids out of public schools by the truck loads. and instead turning to private schools, christian schools, charter schools and home schooling. according to an analysis on the national alliance for public charter schools, during the 2020, 2021 school year, charter sc

lawsuit that the duke sexually abused her at epstein's manhattan mansion and elsewhere in 2001 when she was under the age of 18. prince andrew has denied all of her allegations so far. now, according to the complaint, the prince's sexual assault has continued to cause giuffre significant emotional and psychological distress and harm. now, earlier this month her lawyers say they made several repeated failed attempts to serve andrew's security team in the uk with notice of the lawsuit that was filed back in new york in late august. but now, as you say, prince andrew has accepted service as of september 21st. in a joint letter to the court both parties said that representatives from each side actually spoke on the phone earlier this week. now, giuffre has agreed to give prince andrew until october 29th to respond and prince andrew's team has no comment on this latest development. eva. >> julia macfarlane, thank you. >>> time for a check of the weather and rob marciano, i know you've been wearing dan's ties in his honor. >> that's definitely not his suit. >> not his suit but one of his

she also accused convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein and claims she was assaulted by the prince on several occasions. the queen's third child denies all allegations against him. the international monetary fund is providing a financial lifeline of more than a billion dollars to lebanon as a grapples with a growing economic crisis. the cabinet will be holding its first meeting at the presidential palace. the new prime minister took charge last week after 13 months of deadlock that saw the country plunged deeper into crisis. lebanon has been without a functioning government since last year's explosion in beirut. >> in the words of the new prime minister, a lot of work awaits us. the economy is on the verge of collapse. gas stations are closed. there have been critical fuel shortages for weeks. the economy has paralyzed the country. there is supposed to be traffic. as you can see, it is very thin. this is a government that is cash-strapped. this is a state that is nearly bankrupt. once the subsidies are lifted, not only will crisis -- prices skyrocket, the -- fuel prices skyrocket, so

i think the second offence is going to be, well, she made some kind of agreement with epstein, and that binds my case, but even that gets into discovery. so i think they are kind of pushing the ball down the field a few months, but i would be really surprised if he loses these threshold motions if this case actually was to go into deep discovery and trial because itjust looks so bad for the crown and for the prince. looks so bad for the crown and for the prince-— looks so bad for the crown and for the prince. stay there if you would because i want _ the prince. stay there if you would because i want to _ the prince. stay there if you would because i want to bring _ the prince. stay there if you would because i want to bring in - the prince. stay there if you would because i want to bring in my - because i want to bring in my colleague watching events in new york for us. i know you have been keeping across the court case. what are you hearing, because there are no pictures from the court today. that's right, it is a phone conference, and actually what the judge _ conference, and actual

. >> jeffrey epstein is anti-mask. would you vote for jeffrey epstein? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> did you research other candidates? >> oh, for the other available candidates? >> for the recall, yeah. >> i looked at a couple, two or three others, i had friends recommending different things. they didn't speak to me like larry elbridge did. >> the stuff people were saying about pat sajak didn't resonate? >> didn't resonate with me. >> do you think kanye west will make a good governor if elected? >> absolutely not. >> kanye's running for governor of california. >> uh-huh. >> he's having campaign listening parties in wyoming. >> yeah. >> do you think that's misguided? >> i believe so. you're not reaching the audience you need to reach. if it's for california, if it's for los angeles, it needs to be for the public of los angeles in los angeles. >> if larry ends up not winning will you be voting in next month's re-recall to recall whoever wins the recall? >> yes, and everyone, vote. >> have you voted? >> no, i haven't. as far as i know, you can just put, what's

. she was under control ofjeffrey epstein. he killed himself in prison a new york two years ago. the duke of york has until october the 29th theissue of york has until october the 29th the issue with remote response to the issue with remote response to the lawsuit. this sunday will mark the end of a political era in germany, when elections take place for a new leader to replace angela merkel as chancellor after 16 years. a whole generation of young germans have known no other leader, and one of the big issues of the election campaign has been climate change, with activists holding big rallies in cities across the country. our europe editor katya adler reports now on the campaign to succeed her. a mass protest street party right outside parliament today to call attention to the climate crisis. it is a big issue here.— attention to the climate crisis. it is a big issue here. angela merkel has done a _ is a big issue here. angela merkel has done a terrific _ is a big issue here. angela merkel has done a terrific job _ is a big

. >>> new details now, prince andrew is facing a new lawsuit tied to the jeffrey epstein case. court documents show the duke of york was served on august 27th. the lawsuit alleges that he abused a teenager, virginia giuffre, who accused prince andrew of rape and sexual assault. she claims epstein sex trafficked her to his former friend and prince andrew knew her age at that time. so far andrew's representatives are not commenting. >>> turning back to our pandemic coverage this morning, there is growing backlash over president biden's vaccine mandate. in new york the mandate is forcing one hospital to turn away expectant mothers. this comes after staff members quit. 165 staffers at lewis county general hospital remain unvaccinated. >>> the nation's largest school district is students back in new york city classrooms. teachers and staff have to be vaccinated or undergo covid testing. as of now there is no vaccine mandate for students but there will be biweekly covid testing in every school for all students. >>> there is still a lot of confusion on the best way to educate america'

epstein. we also spoke with david bossie who is a former deputy campaign adviser and his -- his group, the presidential coalition, interestingly they backed brad raffensperger in 2018. but now, they are backing jody heiss and they put in the max for -- for a primary contribution in june. and they said they are going to be going after other states, as well. >> all right. well, thank you very much, nathan, i appreciate it. >>> and now, i want to go to jena griswold. she is the top elections official for the state of colorado. i am glad to speak with you, again. so, what was your reaction, your first reaction, when you heard this reporting from nathan? >> well, erin, thank you for having me on. um, my top reaction at seeing this reporting is that president trump is trying to make the disavowal of the 2020 elections and democracy a test for his endorsement. and to be very clear, these -- it's very concerning. we need to have election officials -- the chief election officer for states believing in

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lawsuit alleging he abused a teenager virginia jeffries sued alleging she was compelled by jeffrey epstein and ghislaine maxwell to engage in sexual acts with prince andrew. andrew has denied the allegations and has said he has no recollection of ever meeting her. his attorneys have disputed whether the lawsuit is even viable a court hearing is scheduled for today. >>> you probably heard plenty about the 10,000-step goal a new study found that even 7,000 steps go a long way for your health. the findings published in jama showed that middle-aged people who walk that amount every day were less likely to die of any cause over the next decade researchers followed over 2,000 adults for the study they said there was no relationship between step intensity or speed and mortality. >> i'm still 6,000 steps away from that goal on average. still to come right here, highlights from a wild week one for the nfl. plus we're going to break down top players for your fantasy team >>> and novak djokovic has his dreams dashed at t fisheinh line the stunner at the u.s. open ♪ rich, indulgent chocolate with a

assaulted her decades ago when she was 17. jeffrey was an accuser convicted, sex offender, jeffrey epstein and claims she was assaulted by the prince on several occasions. he's denied the allegations. one of the fashion wells biggest events the met gather, has returned with a bang out of missing. and yet, because of the pandemic, i'm the hollywood stars musicians and the world's top names turned out install for the annual charity event, which took place in new york. attendees were required to wear moth inside and be fully vaccinated. as us wrapper little nest egg who stole the show with not one box 3 gold outfits for this is garlic, american independence, us congresswoman alexandria acadia. cortez also made her debut at the god i'm so proud and still to our city will bring it down over the very typical year for making sure that we're getting back to needed so that we can have this opportunity in the moment. we're getting tested every day. we are so close, we're right at the moment. and so we just need to make sure that, that we encourage anyone else that need to get back to native of their

lawsuit accusing the prince of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old girl he allegedly met through jeffrey epstein is baseless and claims the lawsuit was not properly served. >>> the country is now averaging six times as many daily covid deaths than just two months ago and 1 million children have been infected in the u.s. in the last month. many too young to get vaccinated. >>> hurricane nicholas made landfall early this morning along the texas coast, life-threatening flooding is possible. the storm is expected to dump up to 20 inches of rain before heading into louisiana. >>> today's weather elsewhere, clear and hot across the west. strong storms across the plains, rain from the midwest into the northeast and warm on the east coast. >>> and finally all this week, abc news is celebrating america strong. we're highlighting stories of resiliency amid the pandemic. >> this morning will ganss introducing us to lucy on a mission to help others. >> reporter: sometimes even the bravest among us like hazel on the day she shaved her head or evan after getting his new back brace just need some warm and fuzz

deal struck by virginia guiffre in 2009 with jeffrey struck by virginia guiffre in 2009 withjeffrey epstein, one—time friend of the prince, convicted paedophile, that deal will make any court case against prince andrew null and void. that deal is secret and sealed, and only when the case proceeds might it be open. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week, on the travel show... i am this week, on the travel show... iam in this week, on the travel show... i am in argentina, exploring an amazing sunken town that has reemerged from under the water. then, i had to the country's spectacular iguazu falls. and in wales, we joined a couple starting out on a pedal powered adventure at sea, searching for a more sustainable future. where kicking off this week in south america. argentina, to be precise, were early last year i went to explore one of the strangest places i had ever heard of. a town that had to be abandoned due to flooding back in the 1990s, but has since reemerged from beneath the water. you can find ghost towns all over the world and has many different reasons why they could be aban

assaulted her decades ago when she was 17. jeffrey was an accuser off convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein and claims she was assaulted by the prince on several occasions. he denies the allegations made a chinese property developer struggling with $300000000000.00 in debt, seeking to reassure investors that the company will pull through on monday dozens of angry investors, storm the cash strapped ever ground group headquarters in shan gin. the company says it's facing unprecedented difficulties, but rejects rumors that it's on the brake of bankruptcy. the ground is wells most indebted real estate company, and it struggles have raise concerns across the market globally. most of our products already have to give money to aspect. now in september, so they will stop. they are not able to give the money to the c o finance company. and he took out the money in advance. we don't know where to get our money. to miss he is president, has dismissed the acting minister of youth and sports, who had been working in the role since the previous governments. no further details was given for her removal. i

the fbi let jeffrey epstein walk around abusing children for 15 years. he cut a sweetheart deal with the feds, then raped more teens under everybody's nose. this happened under jim mueller's watch. jim comey's watch. after the deadly '96 bombing in atlanta, the fbi tried to pin it on the wrong guy. investigators created a sketch of the man they thought created the pipe bomb but the fbi refused to release it. the fbi painted him as a lone wolf without any evidence. >> do you feel you will ever have a life like you had before? >> like i had before? no, the fbi and the press changed that forever. >> do you think those responsible for what happened to you have been held accountable? >> no, i don't think two weeks without pay is accountable for what they did. they violated my constitutional rights. jesse: nobody was even fired for that. here is another doozy. the father of the guy behind the pulse nightclub shooting? he worked for the fbi. dozen of people were murdered at the pulse nightclub. the father was working with the fbi for over a decade leading up to

gloria says that a deal struck with jeffrey epstein, the one—time friend of the prince _ the one—time friend of the prince and the convicted paedophile, that deal will make any court — paedophile, that deal will make any court case against prince andrew— any court case against prince andrew null and void but that deal— andrew null and void but that deal secret and sealed and only when _ deal secret and sealed and only when the — deal secret and sealed and only when the case proceeds might it be opened. when the coronavirus pandemic first took hold in new york — all the city's theatres and concert venues closed their doors. broadway has begun to re—open — and now one of the big apple's premier orchestras is returning to the stage. the new york philhamonic is putting on its first season of concerts for more than eighteen months. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. (tx next) established in 1842, the new york philharmonic has been performing for nearly 180 years. a vital and much loved part of the city's cultural bloodstream. but then came covid and the music stopped. now, 556

that lawyer says that a deal struck by virginia giuffre in 2009, withjeffrey epstein, one—time friend of the prince, convicted paedophile, that deal will make any court case against prince andrew null and void. but that deal is secret and sealed and only when the case proceeds might it be opened. when the coronavirus pandemic first took hold in new york, all the city's theatres and concert venues closed their doors. broadway has begun to re—open, and now one of the big apple's premier orchestras is returning to the stage. the new york philharmonic is putting on its first season of concerts for more than eighteen months. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. established in 1842, the new york philharmonic has been performing for nearly 180 years. a vital and much loved part of the city's cultural bloodstream. but then came covid and the music stopped. now, 556 days later, final rehearsals are taking place. the philharmonic is coming home. i feel like we are an important part of bringing new york back to normalcy, even though it is starting very slowly and it is very tentative, we are aimin

jail cell the night he died by apparent suicide. >> the guards watching epstein fell asleep. falsify the records. if that is actually true, that is wild. at first, it was frustrating. like whack a mole. it's like whack a sexist, pay sickly. every time you sort of get one like something else pops up and just trying to think and strategize how do you create a deal? how do you create a contract? how do you force someone or an institution that's operated a certain way? it's kind of like you have to prove they did it and then call them out on it and then continue to, like, police them and that's the exhausting part, i think is just like the continual policing and explaining why that's not acceptable behavior and, like, how we can move forward. >> what's so concerning is the players just feel this absolute lack of respect for who they are and what they do and it doesn't just apply to the federation. it's just everyone around them in the ecosystem, you know, lawyers and executives, i mean, the sad thing is a lot of these people are men, and it's not that men are incapable of showing

that lawyer says that a deal struck by virginia giuffre in 2009 withjeffrey epstein, one—time friend of the prince, convicted paedophile, that that deal would make any court case against prince andrew null and void. but that deal is secret and sealed, and only when the case proceeds might it be opened. british tennis star emma raducanu has revealed that on herfirst night back at home, she watched a replay of the us open final — and says her victory is �*gradually sinking in.�* she's also spoken about how her parents�* strict approach helped her become a grand slam champion. natalie pirks reports, and a warning there are flashing images in her report since she burst onto our screens at wimbledon last summer, life has been a whirlwind for emma raducanu. but now home, she's done the one thing she'd no parties, instead, she did the one been desperate to do. thing she hadn't yet managed to do since her astonishing us open win. last night i actually just rewatched the final and tried to relive a couple of the moments and remember how it felt. so it is sinking in a little bit more.

sexually assaulted her decades ago and she was 17. jeffrey was an accuser convicted, sex offender, jeffrey epstein. claims she was assaulted by the prince on several occasions. the queen's char deny is all the allegations against him. the next hearing will be in new york in a month. more than we can speak to lawyer there behind. she joins us live from washington, d. c. thanks very much indeed for being with us. so brings up to see what, what did the judge make of printers, noise argue that the papers have not been served. well, the judge isn't, you know, pretty is not too happy with them. and he's saying, you know, this just a technicality that they were probably served. okay. and let's just get on with the case. let's just get on with the substance of any rebuke, the lawyers, because it looks like prince andrew has been trying to evade service and, and the us judges really do not look lightly when any defendants that know through the lawsuit. now he's about to be start with some of the process to appear in court, and then just tries to evade and avoid service. so the judges and really having, hav

was arguing that a settlement agreement between virginia giuffre and in 2009 in florida and jeffrey epstein, of course the associate of the prince who committed suicide while awaiting federal charges in court, they believe that lawsuit essentially releases the duke from any potential liability so they have requested a copy of that sealed agreement. maw; copy of that sealed agreement. many thanks. let's take a look at some of today's other news. a new blood test that aims to detect more than 50 types of cancer before symptoms appear is starting formal clinical trials across england. the aim is to recruit 140,000 volunteers, rising to a million by 202a. if the trials are a success, the new test could revolutionise cancer treatment globally. 60 people have been arrested after climate protestors blocked several slip roads onto the m25 during the morning rush hour, causing huge delays. the protestors — insulate britain — want the government to speed up efforts to insulate homes, to help combat global warming. andrew neil has resigned as the chairman and lead presenter of gb news. the journal

you for it wasn't accuser of convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein and claim she was assaulted by the prince on several occasions. he denies the allegations now, murders of environment activists, some land defenders hit a record high in 2020. that's according to report from campaign group global witness. 227 people were killed while protecting land rivers and natural resources . as alexandra pet reports now from columbia, most were in latin america. despite covered 19 restrictions last year was a dead list on record for environmental activists. a trail of blood, the campaign group, global witness says, killed $227.00 people around the world. like my own j look sarcastic, mother keela who was shot dead in her living room for campaigning about an open cast mine in south africa. my mom was a case for my my mom was just a person who wanted to make sure that all proper person to procedures are followed . so that both the mine and the community to came from this. the report paints a harrowing picture of escalating violence against defenders. latin america remains the deadliest place for the

assaulted her decades ago when she was 17. jeffrey was an accuser of convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein and claims she was assaulted by the prince on several occasions. the queen, sir charles denies all the allegations against him. the next hearing will be in new york. in a month, international monetary fund is providing a financial lifeline of more than a $1000000000.00 to lebanon. as it grapples with one of the worst economic crushes in modern history, the cabinet has been holding its 1st meeting of the presidential palace in bugger, been a businessman. the g mccarty took charge as prime minister last week. after 13 months of deadlock, but saw the country plunged deeper into crisis, lebanon had been functioning, been without a functioning government since last year, a route port explosion, or there is a hotter, has more beirut. the words of the new prime minister, a lot of work awaits us. they need to rescue the country. the economy is all by collapse. look behind me, gas stations are close. there have been crippling fuel shortage for weeks now. it has paralyzed. the economy paralyzed

he was arguing that a settlement agreement between virginia giuffre in 2009 in florida and jeffrey epstein, of course the associate of the prince who suicide while awaiting federal charges in court, they believe that lawsuit, essentially, it releases the duke from any potential so they have requested a copy of that sealed agreement. californians are heading to the polls on tuesday to decide the fate of their governor. in the wake of the covid lockdown that gavin newsom ordered —republicans managed to get enough signatures to force a recall vote. the choice on the ballot paper — yes to throw him out, no to keep him in place. but they also have the option to choose a replacement should they wish from a list of over a0 candidates. so important is this to the white house president biden has flown in to lend mr newsom some support. the governor was elected in 2018 — with 62% of the vote but there are a number of issues that have put a dent in that support. and there is a slew of republican candidates ready to take his job, the most prominent among them caitlinjenner though most republican

that lawyer says that a deal struck by virginia giuffre in 2009 withjeffrey epstein, one—time friend of the prince, convicted paedophile, that that deal would make any court case against prince andrew null and void. but that deal is secret and sealed, and only when the case proceeds might it be opened. stay with us on bbc news, still to come:. fake pharmaceutical drugs. a special report on the international operation to get them off the streets. 30 hours after the earthquakethat devastated mexico city, rescue teams still have no idea just how many people have died. well, there's people alive, and there's people not alive. we're just helping and giving them whatever we've got. a state funeral has been held for princess grace of monacol at the church where she married prince rainier 26 years ago. - it looked as though they had come to fight a war, but their mission is to bring peace to east timor — and nowhere on earth needs it more badly. the government's case is being forcefully presented by the justice minister. he's campaigned vigorously for abolition, having once witnessed one o

let's get back to real life, president biden epstein let china off the hook completely for what it did in wuhan, for the ensuing cover-up and the cataclysmic harm inflicted on our country, going back to february of 2020 before the pandemic was even declared i knew something was up when i asked anthony fauci directly about china's response to the outbreak. >> the chinese authorities have been very explicit that they were not going to tolerate any misinformation. laura: i'm surprised he would say that given what we know about china's pattern of lying about critical issues. >> the chinese scientists i have dealt with myself personally for years if not decades, many of them were trained in the united states. i have faith that they are not distorting things. laura: so revealing. fast forward to this week at the un, despite all the challenges, trade, human rights, the virus, both biden and harris went out of their way not to single out china but to hold china accountable, how can we prevent this happening again and again and again? but don't worry, our vice president wants to throw money at

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seriously, i feel like a guest at epstein's island. where are the adults. i was told in my anger management classes that an adult takes responsibility for his actions. here is joe responding to the recent crisis. >> look at what i inherited when i came into office. the state of affairs and where we were. we had no plan. i could go down the list. i am not complaining. it's just a reality. >> greg: it's just a reality. this guy would not recognize reality is the entire cast of duck dynasty bit him in the ass when i would pay for. anyone vaccinated today can thank operation warp speed created by trump. >> [cheers and applause]. >> greg: biden's reality blameern for every mistake you make want not only blame the last guy in office but the descent americans like the guy trying to steer his horse. joe biden punishing the border patrol for patrolling the border. what is next punish strippers for stripping? the police for policing? wait, we already do that it. people doing their jobs are being punished by people who don't. you have an incompetent president cleaning

only rudy can spend a 9/11 anniversary talking about the time he hung out with jeffrey epstein's alleged pedophile friend. you know the speech went off the rails when people watching were, like, i wish this guy would talk more about 9/11. what's he doing? rudy giuliani can't even get his story straight while he's telling it. i never once met prince andrew. ever! i mean, one time we hung out in my office and had that party that one time. bernie remembers that, don't you, bernie? i don't know who bernie is, but i bet he and his wife had aer have long car ride home. turns out rudy wasn't the only politician observing the day. president biden went to the world trade center with former presidents barack obama and bill clinton and george w. bush, who gave a real beautiful and inspiring speech about unity and democracy. i mean, don't get me wrong, he skipped the pages about opening torture chambers and invading countries that had nothing to do with 9/11, but beside that, a beautiful speech. while that's the traditional way for former presidents to commemorate 9/11, there's one president who's n