Tonight on 360 with his advisors hoping to change the president's verbiage on Jeffrey Epstein.

The family of one Epstein accuser is demanding answers about what then-Citizen Trump knew

about what Epstein and Galane Maxwell were doing with young women. Also tonight, the hard lessons

now coming to light in the Texas flood zone where so many died just a few weeks ago.

And later, turbulence so bad, even frequent flyers were terrified.

What Delta Flight 56 hit and what happened next that sent 25 people to the hospital.

Good evening, John Berman here in for Anderson.

In a few short moments, Sarah Fitzpatrick, the reporter who spoke

exclusively with the family of the late Virginia Jafray, who was a high schooler working at

Mar-a-Lago in 2000, when Jeffrey Epstein's accomplice Galane Maxwell recruited her into what

Ms. Jafray said would become a nightmare of sex trafficking and predation by Epstein.

First, though, the latest on the questions they want Epstein's former longtime friend, the President of the United States, to answer.

On that score tonight, there is plenty to report.

Mischofrey's family wants to know what the president knew about what Epstein and Maxwell were up to.

And the reason why they're demanding answers now is because of what

the president has been saying, starting Monday, about his split with Epstein. In short, he said

Epstein has been stealing his employees. A day later, he said that Virginia Jafray was one of them.

He stole her, was how he put it, which immediately raised hackles, which we're now learning.

His advisors have been trying to kind of erase from his lexicon in so many words.

CNN's Caitlin Collins joins us shortly with more on that.

But it was something else he said on Tuesday that raised an awful lot of questions.

Remember that until the president rolled out this new employee poaching story, the White House line about why he

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