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Police in Britain said they spoke to prosecutors about investigating Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
In memo to top FBI officials they said they had not found surveillance cameras in Epstein’s bedroom or anywhere else besides townhouse entryway
In February 2014 Epstein instructed employee to buy three motion detected hidden cameras
Room on ground floor with sign “24 Hour Video Surveillance” contained monitors with video feeds from surveillance cameras
They found another camera near his garage
In 2005 police raided Epstein’s Palm Beach home found camera hidden inside clock in office
Employee replied he had already bought two cameras was installing them inside Kleenex boxes
In handful of videos other people mill around or sit on desk
In one video woman kneels by Epstein who has feet on desk
The Games are seen as a psychological boost for a region that has been devastated by wildfires and besieged by an intense federal immigration crackdown.
Local leaders see the Olympics as a way to help underwrite longer-lasting improvements to the infrastructure in Southern California.
Shawn Hubler is The Times’s Los Angeles bureau chief reporting on news trends personalities of Southern California
The governor said he had reached out to Mr. Wasserman to discuss the issue.
Jesus Jiménez is Times reporter covering Southern California
Gov. Gavin Newsom did not directly answer a question about whether Mr. Wasserman should resign.
Orville Peck and Abby Wambach joined her this week.
Ms. Wambach wrote “He should leave” about his talent agency role.
Mr. Wasserman’s company represents more than 4000 people.
If the Olympic Games fail to meet revenue targets Los Angeles and California would be liable for hundreds of millions of dollars.
Entertainers had begun distancing themselves from Mr. Wasserman.