naples homeowner alejandro otero is sending nasa a bill for more than $15,000. however, the agency may not be directly liable. legal experts say. otero may have to sue the federal government based on a 1972 space junk law. >> there's a law for that. >> okay, so this isn't covered by insurance. are you? don't say. i'm sure they'll still find a reason to raise his premium anyway. yeah. i mean, yeah. >> space junk coming up. this happened. the wild scene involving horses in central london. >> but first, the unlikely friendship that was born on good friday and is now blossoming. we're watching world news now >> stay tuned to get this ultra nonstick bakeware set. and these razor sharp chef's knives free from granite stone. has your old set of pans lost their slick, does everything get baked on burton and stick? you know you need a new set, but the prices are so high it's obscene. well, say hello to granite, stone, emerald green, a kitchen full of the most durable ultra nonstick cookware at the most affordable price anywhere. granite, stone emerald green is the fast,

the small piece survive, crashing into you alejandro otero's home. >> i was in disbelief. what are the chances of something landing on my house. and then causing damage. i am super grateful that no one got hurt. >> the object only weighs 1.5 pounds. nasa said they are investigating how to survive burning up in the atmosphere. >>> straightahead, the warriors and kings from sacramento. >>> coming up , the investigation into a hot bed of illegal marijuana farms. how they are operating in rural america and the tie some ( ♪♪ ) feel the power of osteo bi-flex®. taken every day, it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, with significant improvement over time. ( ♪♪ ) >>> it is shorts weather. >> let's focus on our needs. >>> mind the uv index. let's bring this back to the forecast. we do have changes in a direction to be enthusiastic about. the warm-up will continue for a few days. patchy fog tomorrow does not look like it will be widespread. the warming trend will continue. the warmest day tomorrow and thursday. we will be running a few degrees above average throu

attorney lee otero covered the trial closely almost 30 years ago. he knew the family, a new oj. goes back and tells us what he knows about that time in a moment. first, a senior national correspondent takes us all back to the story that riveted the nation. hello william. >> it's an amazing rate? about all those iconic moments. he remember o.j. simpson seemingly had at all. he has a wealth, the family and a smile that would light up movie and tv screens across the country. all of that came crashing down when he was accused of killing his ex-wife and as you said her friend. it's been 30 years since those murders happen, not far from where we are. simpson as a wanted man led the police on a car chase some people called it the most famous ride since paul revere. he eventually surrounded -- surrendered. it was doug's the trial of the century he was acquitted, a verdict many americans to this day disagree with. >> to the family of the beautiful nicole brown simpson may we always cherish her memories. she was a beacon of light that burned bright, may we never forget her. >> that was ju

ktvu bailey otero explains how we can make the most of this rare experience. >> how could you miss this? is there not going to happen again until, what, 2045? yeah you got to do it. >> millions of americans will look to the skies on monday as the eclipse becomes visible. a total solar eclipse will cross into texas and stretch across 14 other states. it will likely be the u.s. biggest eclipse audience, as 44 million people live along the path of totality. so what will it look like. >> it's pretty dramatic in terms of what you actually see, and it's not as i said, not pitch black. it's a very eerie experience, though, because the light is very strange and your eyes have adapted in a strange way to that twilight. every seems a little bit purplish. the shadows before you get to eclipse are strange that your fingers make elongated shadows, but you can see little crescents of the eclipse in between the leaves of a tree. >> but even if you don't live along that path, nearly everyone else will see a partial eclipse here in the bay area, there will be one of about 35. that's exactly what brought