june twelfth is the murder of nicole brown simpson so the o.j. simpson saga. >> well, nothing will displace that. >> internationally, too, i was in africa during the trial of o.j. simpson. it was all over the news in south afr aicca the entire time it wad going on. even there people talked about rwanda more than in the u.s. >> it was our oscar apestorius. >> yeah, i guess so. >> i think power encapsulates that really well. he mentioned that one of his main missions was to get media feedback on the crisisesicrisis >> he had mark doil sending out stories on his satellite feed. >> we really gave no attention to this whatsoever. it's also interesting because our interest was reflected in our government so powers mentioned if we would have put up more of a flight about going over to rwanda our government would have followed what we wanted. >> at this point i was really struck in the power -- in hear n -- her analysis. it ties into something that there's a recognition on the very top members of the american government in materials of policy making that

s house and nicole brown simpson's condo.did it sell for less or for more than an average property of that kind would have sold for? >> probably a little less. i think that there was a negative stigma there. >> reporter: this house's tv notoriety seems to attract looky-loos daily. there are tourists right out there now taking pictures of this house. >> yeah, all the time. they're always out there. >> reporter: part oversized frat house, part elegantly distressed early 20th century gem, this one of a kinder is screaming for purchase by some eccentric entertainer. at times, it may also just be screaming, period. pardon me if this sounds like a moronic question, joe. is this house haunted? >> i kind of have that feeling. >> reporter: ask the man who owns it. anybody home? he sees dead people, all over his place, especially in the basement. do you think the property is haunted? >> i know it's haunted. i see ghosts here on a pretty much weekly basis. >> reporter: what are they doing? >> watching me, doing things. >> reporter: does

brown simpson has died. he became a familiar face at the murder trial of o.j. simpson in 1995. after his daughter's death, the businessman founded nicole brown simpson charitable organization. >>> the "washington post" reports some maryland cabbies are taking their competitors at uber to court. the lawsuit claims the ride-based service is placing traditional taxis at a disadvantage. uber is no stranger to legal tangles. the company says it will continue to operate in pittsburgh despite an order to shut down. >> i have interviewed some folks in the past. they are aggressive. they said we started off trying to solve our city's problems and now we want to change the world's transportation. >> it is incredibly useful. it is 21 after the hour. now here is a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> coming up includes to an environmental mystery. can pesticides be killing blackbirds of california. we'll take a closer look. >>> later, he loves a parade. in fact, he has a whole museum dedicated to the independence day parade and we will take you there. you are watching "cbs this morning saturday." >>> immigration crisis is unfolding thorni >>>

june twelfth is the murder of nicole brown simpson so the o.j. simpson saga. >> well, nothing will displace that. >> internationally, too, i was in africa during the trial of o.j. simpson. it was all over the news in south afr aicca the entire time it wad going on. even there people talked about rwanda more than in the u.s. >> it was our oscar apestorius. >> yeah, i guess so. >> i think power encapsulates that really well. he mentioned that one of his main missions was to get media feedback on the crisisesicrisis >> he had mark doil sending out stories on his satellite feed. >> we really gave no attention to this whatsoever. it's also interesting because our interest was reflected in our government so powers mentioned if we would have put up more of a flight about going over to rwanda our government would have followed what we wanted. >> at this point i was really struck in the power -- in hear n -- her analysis. it ties into something that there's a recognition on the very top members of the american government in materials of policy making that

. >>> after his daughter's death, the businessman founded nicole brown simpson charitable foundation to help victims of domestic abuse. louis brown, jr., battled alzheimer's disease. he was 90 years old. >>> some maryland cabbies are taking their competitors at uber to court. the lawsuit claims the app's based ride sharing service pairing customers with owners place taxies at a disadvantage. uber is no stranger to legal tangles. it will continue to operate in pittsburgh this weekend despite an order to shut down. >> i interviewed some of the folks from uber in the past. they really are aggressive. they said we started off trying to solve our city's problems and now we want to change the world's transportation problems. >> there's no question that the apps are incredibly convenient and useful. we use them here in new york city. >>> coming up clues to an environmental mystery. can pesticides be killing the black birds of california? we'll take a closer look. >>> later, he loves a parade. in fact he has a whole museum devoted to the all-american flag waving independence day parade and w

that's where ron goldman was the night that nicole brown simpson came in to the restaurant, and she left her glasses. ron goldman brought the glasses to her home, and that's where allegedly o.j. simpson committed the murders. so, and sharif suki owned the restaurant at the time. it was a very disturbing period for him because right away after the murder he was inundated. the restaurant was inundated with customers from all over the country. and they, they were stealing plates and knives, they wanted something with mezzaluna on it. business was great, it was booming, but he was disgusted by the whole thing, and he needed to find something else to do. he said, you know what? this is sort of the late '90s. remember i said earlier about how high-tech was so important, it dominated back then. he was a smart guy, so he said if all the money's going towards high-tech, maybe i should focus on an industry that no one really cares about, and that's the oil and gas business. so he started an energy company, and his whole idea was to use technology to do a better job of finding oil and gas. he didn'

then it's in june, i think it's june 12th, right, is the murder of nicole brown simpson so the o.j. simpson saga. >> nothing's going to displace that. what dominates. >> internationally, too, i was in africa during the trial of o.j. simpson -- >> right. >> -- it was all over the news in south africa, the entire time it was going on. >> wow. >> even there few people talked about rwanda. probably more than in the u.s. but anyway -- what's that? >> it was our oscar pistorius. >> i guess so. >> sarah? >> i think powers encapsulates that very well because delaire mentions that one of his main missions was to try to get media feedback on the whole rwandan crisis but the american people specifically -- >> he had mark doyle of the bbc sending out stories on a satellite phone. that's pretty much it. >> right. i think that just the gross abandonment of the masses, not even just the government or political entities on this issue is probably the most frightening because we really gave no attention to it whatsoever. and it's also interesting, too, because our disinterest was reflected in our gov