DEAN: An indictment against Florida base billionaire Jeffrey Epstein is expected to be unsealed today. The new charges related to alleged sex crimes involving minors. Law enforcement sources say the new charges also involve alleged sex trafficking crimes committed between 2002 and 2005 in New York and Palm Beach. CNN has reached out to Epstein's lawyer for a comment. Epstein avoided similar charges in the past by securing a non-prosecution deal with the federal government in Miami. Back in November the Miami Herald reported when labor secretary Alexander Acosta was a U.S. Attorney in Florida, he gave Epstein 13 months in prison for pleading guilty to two state prostitution charges that even though a federal investigation had identified 36 under age victims.</s>BRIGGS: An apology from Starbucks after six police officers were asked to leave one of its stores in Tempe, Arizona. The officers say they were enjoying some coffee on July 4th when a barista approached and told them there was a customer who did not feel safe in their presence. They were ask to move out of the customer's line of sight or leave, they left Starbucks, later released a statement calling the treatment of the officers completely unacceptable. The company says it has already taken the necessary steps to prevent this from happening again.</s>DEAN: A new mother forced to give up her new baby, because an IVF mix-up cause her to have someone else's children. Court papers say, a New York couple is now suing a fertility clinic called CHA, after the woman whose Asian had two none Asian babies. Each baby was a genetic match to a different couple. The other couples are also clients at that same clinic. The fertility company has not responded to a request for a comment. But the lawsuit says the couple spent more than $10,000 for all of the IVF services.</s>BRIGGS: All right. Ahead the summer box office has found its hero. Spider man. CNN Business has the details on how the web slinger made it over the holiday weekend. That is next.
New Charges For Billionaire Epstein; Starbucks Apologizes To Tempe Police; Mother Forced To Give Up Babies After IVF Mix-up