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simpson was not convicted of murder? but do you remember, brian, you said you remembered robert kardashian's face. he was o.j. simpson's best friend. he was also a lawyer. he was -- many people believe that he knew more than he let on to. >> i remember his jaw was dropped to the floor. he couldn't believe his buddy got off. we know what he knew. here's what some other twitter members have said about this. for example, a tweet from katie lombardi says this. >> lmao, laughing my arse off. >> kim kardashian saying she's disgusted at the casey anthony trial when her dad did the same thing with o.j. simpson. >> here's another tweet from a fella named richard. kim ckardashian was found not guilty. so was nicole brown simpson's family when her dad got o.j. off. >> let's see if she ends up in trouble. >> what about your reaction to the verdict down there? we'll try to share some of that and you can twitter us at twitter.com/fox and friends. >> other stories making headlines. notorious gangster james whitey bulger will be arraigned in a boston courtroom today for his alleged role in 19 murders. the 81-year-old former b

today simpson isn jail convicted for a 2007 robbery gone wrong. >> not guilty -- >> reporter: since roberte killed his wife bonny lee bakley. he has maintained a low profile except for being kicked out of a memorabilili event. as she joins the infamous ranks the public will no doubt watch her every move. >> she's been so reviled that people aren't going to be able to change that view of her. she'll be back out, but she's going to live in a prison the rest of her life. >> a prison, cath len zellner of suspicion and scrutiny. she says wherever casey anthony go, people will be there and think she's guilty. abc news coverage of casey anthony continues tonight on a "nightline" prime time special at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> and coming up right here on "good morning america," unleashed fury. the new breed of protection superdog. why people are paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to take them home and are they a menace? stay with us. >>> the city of richmond has going launch i.d.s cards to illegal immigrants. they announced the plan. supporters say the municipal i.d.s could give undocumented re

in case you didn't know, kim's late father robert kardashian was a member of o.j. simpson's legal dream team. simpson was also acquitted of murder another shocking verdict. kim saying despite the connection she's allowed to have her own opinion. >>> on facebook the focus is on caylee. nearly two million people are attending the online created event porch lights for caylee marie anthony. >>> charlie sheen will be back on tv soon, at least for one night. he's being roasted by comedy central and reportedly nothing is offlimits. the show airs on september 19th, the same night ashton toucher makes his debut on "two and a half men." >>> national kissing day is getting a lot of love on twitter today. it is a real day today. it's even celebrated around the world. if you didn't know, kissing is good for you. it helps reduce stress. also burns off about two calories a minute. so you'll have to kiss for a long time to get rid of those love handles. [ male announcer ] do you know how you will react when someone changes lanes without warning? or when you're distracted? when you're fallin

simpson not guilty verdict, robert? >> valid point, but we don't have that here yet.g here, very rare. >> if they can profit from it, then you're going to have some impartiality or someone will say something that they really truly don't mean. >> gregg: how many jurors do -- >> how many jurors do you read about making money? >> it's hard to proof. >> gregg: meter reader roy kronk is allegedly the latest to threaten a defamation lawsuit. he's threatening to sue the bounty hunter on a claim of defamation. defamation is a false statement that damages somebody's good name. that would assume, of course, that roy kronk, robert, has a good name to be damaged. >> his name has been dragged through the mud at his own cause, through the course of the trial. however, i was reading parts of the claim, that mr. kronk's attorneys filed. he has a leg to stand on. the bounty hunter over three years accused him of killing caylee, been in cahoots with the family of covering up the murder, and then being a plant for the police department. they told him where the body was so he would get t

simpson got away with murder. remember robert blake? he starred in "beretta."ed in the murder of his wife, and there was credibility issues with the prosecution's key witnesses in explaining the jury's decision. and then the michael jackson case in 2005. a california jury exonerated the pop star that could have sent him to prison for almost 20 years. the jury deliberated 32 hours throughout the course of seven days before reaching its decision. jackson's lead defense attorney told reporters on his way out of the courthouse that justice was done, and he said the man's innocent, he always was. he joins us live from los angeles, and thank you for being with us, first of all. you represented michael jackson and you felt that he was unfairly tried in the court of public opinion and by the media as somebody who was guilty. do you find similarities in your case and what happened here with casey anthony? >> first of all, you have to understand, yes there are similarities in the sense where you had the media ganged up against the defendant and the defendant's lawyer. th

walk, her dad being robert kardashian, one of the lawyers who represented o.j. simpson knew he was guilty. some things never change, murderers go free. >> a lot of people are saying this is o.j. 2, this trial. >> that's what some people feel about it, looking for justice in some way. and then of course kim kardashian reacts to that. just because i was close to the o.j. trial can't i have my own opinion in the casey anthony case? so it's interesting that a celebrity feels they can say whatever they want and get offend wednesday other people react to what they say. can't have it both ways. >> celebs sometimes think they're experts on everything. which can be amusing and we definitely use that here in "the skinny." >> yeah, we do. >> there you go. >> let's move on to another celebrity now, justin timberlake, who -- >> j.t. >> who became a minority owner in myspace, along with specific media. they're trying to come up with ways to revive myspace. i think this is a huge uphill battle for them. one of the ideas is a talent competition of some kind. a little unclear how this w

roberts. and articles of the legal implications of the war on terror. the florida recount, the investigation of president clinton, trials of martha stewart, timothy mcveigh, adjacent to an -- o.j. simpson. inside the secret world of the supreme court was a mutlitp -- multiple award winner and a new york times best seller. please welcome jeffrey tubin. [applause] >> thank you, judge. think you for having me. -- thank you for having me. i assure you that my remarks will be the briefest of anyone else. i used to be an assistant u.s. attorney in the eastern district of new york and i had a conversation early in my career have i will always remember. it was one of my mentors, john gleason. john said to me, you know, when you are in that judge's court, you feel like you are in federal court. i knew what he meant and i suspect you knew what he meant because the federal courts are a great tool of the american government. they are not perfect, but they work better hendry and better resulting than virtually any other part of the government. better than most parts of the private-sector as far as i am aware. that is worth keeping in mind when we discuss the subject of cameras in the court which is

roberts, plus articles on such subjects as the legal implications of the war on terror, former attorney general john ashcroft, the florida recount, the investigation of bill clinton, trials of martha stuart, timothy mcveigh, oj simpson his 2007 book, "inside the secret world of the supreme court" was a multiple award winner in a "new york times" best seller. please welcome jeffrey toobin. [applause] >> thank you, judge. good morning, everyone. thank you for having me. i am the only one here who works in television news, so i assure you my remarks will be the briefest of anyone else. i used to be an assistant u.s. attorney in brooklyn new york, in the eastern district of new york, and i had a conversation early in my career there that i'll always remember with one of my mentors in the office, a prosecutor, and we were talking about one of the judges, judge eugene nickerson, and he said to me, when you're in judge nickerson's court, you really feel like you're in federal court, and i knew what he meant, and i suspect you knew what he meant because the federal courts are a great jewel of the american government. they -- they are imperfect, but they work better and reach better results than virtually any other part of t