l he was laughable. >> reporter: darden was a late add to the case.-prosecutor marcia clark after previous co-counsel bill hodgman had a health scare just three months before opening statements. amid claims he was only put on the team because of his race. >> back then i did not feel used because of my race. on reflection i'm not quite sure. >> reporter: simpson's acquittal affecting darden deeply and personally. >> with the realization that he had been acquitted, i am honored to have -- >> reporter: since the trial darden says he's unfairly shouldered a lot of the blame. >> when people who were part of need to point fingers at themselves, garcetti, clark, others, there seems to be that they still don't understand what happened in that courtroom. i do. >> reporter: but when it comes to johnnie cochran -- >> i am ashamed of mr. darden would allow himself to become an apologist for this man. >> reporter: despite their fiery exchanges in front of the jury, darden remembers his courtroom foe fondly. >> i miss johnnie. i wish he were here. i wish we could s

what prosecutor christopher darden is saying in the wake of that new o.j. documentary, blaming him for the verdict. >> the gloves fit. it's an illusion. it's propaganda. >>> and saying no to rio. king james skipping the olympics. the world's most famous athlete refusing to go to brazil. the real reason behind lebron's decision to stay home and he says it's not zika and what it means for our chances for olympic gold. >>> and we do say good morning, america. and so much breaking news. >> in fact we are getting right to the market board as we come on live in the west coast after that historic decision rocking europe. now hitting our economy hard and you can see there as we're on live this morning down 384 points. wall street opening just a short time ago. what this means for your money, your 401(k)s, we've got it all covered. our team around the world standing by and we'll begin with our chief foreign correspondent terry moran in london with the political shock wave being felt around the world after voters in britain decided to go it alone, terry. >> reporter:

chris darden is speaking out on gma about his biggest regret >>darden: it seems to me they still dont know what happens in that court room. i do >>darden trial: at this time the people would like mr simpson to step forward and try on the glove >>/ 8:42:44 wolud you show that to the jury mr. simpson >>darden: the glove fit it's an illusion. propaganda. >> reporter:we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm louis aguirre back to you! >> catherine:that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. >> catherine:vicki liviakis joins steve aveson for a preview of kron 4 news at six. return to >> vicki: we have a lot more news ahead of him. -- ahead ! (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >>ding ding ding >> catherine:the closing bell on wall street brought to an end a brutal day. the dow plummeted more than 600 points. the brexit vote as it's being called is rocking the world's financial markets. as everyone gramples with the uncertain future. return >> reporter:the decision by british voters to leave the european union has be

>> chris darden. >> seth: chris darden. >> especially with the story that we were telling., complicated about race. and chris darden, being the lone black member of the prosecution, he was vital and fundamental to this story and the story i was hoping to tell. so frankly there was four main people in the prosecution, i didn't expect to get anyone, but the one person i wanted was him. and we ended up getting everybody else. >> seth: did sort of just say he just say he'd rather not? >> it was a difficult period for him. >> seth: yeah. >> and i don't want to speak for him. since i don't know him. but yes, after sort of not responding to numerous requests, he finally spoke to one of our producers and said not interested. and i respect that. >> seth: now of course right before your documentary comes out, "american crime story" does "people versus o.j. simpson." wer you aware while you were making your documentary that that was coming down the pipeline? >> i must have heard about it last spring at some point. and you just hear, okay, something that might be ten hours of televisio

prosecutor chris darden two decades after the crimes took place in june of 1994. >> nicole's mom calledsaid can we get them, out of their room. lapd found blood on the steps. i said somebody has got to wash it off. >> a gruesome memory triggered by watching the fx phenomenon the people verse o.j. sim son. >> he always had that temper. >> reporter: in a just released scene, chris recalled with her mother inn boyfriend corry gamble the bone chilling reaction that she had upon stepping inside. >> now i have never been to a crime scene before so i didn't know what fingerprinting really would entail, you open up the door and i almost fainted because the whole house was black. >> reporter: today the other chris inside court when acquitted chris darden is speaking out on gma about his biggest regret. >> it seems like they still don't under tan what happened in that courtroom. i absolutely would not do it again, if i had men back then what i necessity today. >> the people would ask that mr. simpson step forward and try on the glove. >> the glove fit. >> it is an illusion, propaganda good we wil

. >> if the kardashians have $100 million in the stock market -- >>> chris darden's new bombshell aboute murder of nicole. >> i think he confessed it during the trial. >> his new confession about the trial's most famous moment. and did kris jenner once stumble upon a bloody clue? >>> taylor and tom, meeting the parents? her ex calvin takes a new social media dig at taylor. >>> plus, it's the kate beckinsale show, cracking jokes about naughty pranks and sharing naked family photos? >> now, if my motr

higher profits at the parent company of olive garden, darden. sales disappoint, down a couple bucks in "the opening bell". look at this, the drugmaker, positive news on results of an ovarian cancer drug. yesterday it more than double. it will down a couple bucks a day. we bring in doctor siegel about this development in the entire very and cancer drug at the end of the current our. terror. a series of american airstrikes killed 250 isis fighters driving in a convoy outside falluja yesterday. why weren't we doing this two years ago? >> i can't answer that. this was a tactical strike, a good strike and i guarantee special operations on the ground identified and marked these targets, precision bombing made a huge difference but it is a tactical operation. we yet could have a strategy that would actually make this and other similar strikes come together to make a difference in terms of the future of isis. stuart: we take a look at a map, a map that isis revealed, revealing their covert units spread across the globe. this is from isis. they released

today that debate put on hold after british mp was shot, stabbed and killed late 52-year-old darden are described as a loner labour party lawmaker arguing forcibly for the u.k. to stay in european union and to do far more for syrian refugees. join us tonight to talk about radical islamists terrorist illegal immigration and much more mark dubowitz executive director for the foundation or the defense of democracy. it's. it's good to have you with us and pentagon official docs and his national security analyst katie macfarlane. let me ask you both, this was a bit of an earthquake today with john brennan the head of the cia validating the principle challenger to this president and his approach while contradicting the president himself on the issue of the islamic state. kaytee? >> john brennan is someone who doesn't like to contradict the president president of fact that he's doing it means that he is the. people i talked to in the intelligence community today and former officials in the intelligence community they know there is stuff in the pipeline and they want to get out in front of it.

nike, starbucks, darden restaurants. so, and mcdonald's.t's kind of interesting, because they're playing a barbell approach. usually it's consumer discretionary or cyclicals versus defensive. here you've season like crowd overrating both of those. we've seen consumer and i don't know if it's because, regardless of what we saw on friday with jobs number, prior to that, we've seen a stronger employment profile. >> martin, thank you very much for being with us. i know you already had your very early morning run. you were just telling us during the break, in central park. you're ready for the day. how long do you say you run for? >> about 48 minutes. >> impressive. very impressive. go take a nap now. >> thank you. >> that's it for today's show. very glad that you're with us. thank you again for all of your e-mails and tweets. nice to hear from you. we'll be back tomorrow. stocks pointing upwards. for now, "worldwide exchange" is up next. >>> good morning, markets on the move. s&p jumping to its highest level for the year. just a percent from al

every single one of them with the exception of darden so we have to be careful.hink the long term trend, people are moving toward natural, organic and away from conditions like dough conditioner. that's really at taco bell. dough conditioner. much more ahead. the federal reserve taking an interest hike off the table. and plenty of action across the pond. i'm helping you get a better understanding of what it could mean for company at home. and all your calls, rapid fire, in tonight's edition of the lightning round. stick with cramer. ♪ ♪ before the cmo thought to himself, "yeah, i can do that." and then thought to himself, "no, i shouldn't have done that." [ crash ] and doctors with real-time data at their fingertips asked, "how a man your age could do this to himself?" before any of this, cdw orchestrated a point of care solution using the lenovo x1 carbon yoga with intel core processors. connected health care by lenovo. orchestration by cdw. >>> even though we know the federal reserve is no longer planning to wreck the economy with a shu of unnecessary rate like

. >> so with your book relationship with chris darden tell us.for the gloves ad there was a lot of screaming he took the blame for the gloves. >> said biggest fight that we had it was one of those impulsive let's do this i know what actually happened rehab the glove expert on the stand we had to go to sidebar for something else those drove us so crazy and they went on for so long for a certain portion johnny and i agreed we would just looking at each other and stand at the back of the lawyer area to resolve it ourselves we wouldn't have to go sidebar and then the judge put a stop to that it was working well but it never should but that is out of control things were but the judges said he should try on the glove and i objected i said is improper experiment the delays speaking if you cannot duplicate the conditionsrelevan. exactly or almost exactly been you should not because it isn't relevant to have to have the same conditions. i objected chris said want to do it i said can we have a minute? we stepped aside and had athe r big fight i actually called upstairs to the team and i said to use th

i won't spoil it all for everyone but the one thing i did learn, for example, chris darden, martha clarkhe glove. it probably had been working out his hand developing muscles in his hand and we knew it would shrink. it had been in the elements. it's leather. what we didn't know until i saw it on this film was that o.j. simpson was taking arthritic medication for his hands and he was told if you stop taking this arthritic medication, your hands will swell, your joints will stiffen. my god. >> you know, lawyers are supposed to do everything to defend their clients. is that crossing the line? >> no, no, i don't think it is. did it tick me off -- i would yes, it did, but i can't say it's really crossing the line. they did everything in their power, they got away with a lot. but we were baited into perhaps even having them try on the glove in the first place. it was never supposed to happen. >> that's something that shouldn't have happened. you've also been fairly tough on marcia clark saying she wasn't your choice. >> marsha is a fab lawyer but i picked bill hodgman as lead prosecutor. he ha

darden restaurants which represents olive guarden is trading at an all-time high.c back in 195. james smucker trading at an all-time high, its ipo 1959, and conagra all-time highs back to 1972. it was founded in '71 when nebraska consolidated mills changed its name to conagra. "power lunch" is back in two minutes. >>> it's time for the "your business" entrepreneur of the week. with orders coming from around the globe the owner of gergi's in morgantown, west virginia was nervous at first but practice made perfect. he's shipping hand made sandals to more than two dozen countries around the world. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? our new cocktail bitters were doing well, but after one tradeshow, we took off. all i could think about was our deadlines racing towards us. a loan would take too long. we needed money, now. my amex card helped me buy the ingredients to fill the orders. opportunities don't wait around, so you have to be ready for them. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. >>> jon

. >> darden. >> i wasn't happy with the olive garden numbers, subpar. they did raise the dividend very nicely, that's going to be okay. but olive garden was a percent less than i thought. revenues weren't that great. conagra not what i wanted after general mill you have to conagra is splitting. tractor supply because of bad weather did not have a good quarter. >> as we end the first quarter what is the key to the market today? jpmorgan much of the week. >> well, i got to tell you -- >> is there anything. >> get this, mobile and intel combining with bmw for driverless car. you will see intel be the key to this market. >> give me a little technology name. >> intel taking a share from qualcomm, downgraded by bernstein today. intel, brian cra zannic making his move out of the pcs to the car. >> there i it is the opening bell for the final trading day of the first half. [ inaudible ]. >> we got time to talk. big board, institute of internal auditors celebrating the 75th anners havepyp got to be a fun bunch. nasdaq, harbor one bancorp, celebrating its initial

we will hear from darden thursday which is olive garden. the minimum wage now. >> food costs. >> on some. >> what's really -- look -- >> minimum wage the key. >> everyone has to pay more. the margins are going to shrink here. i have all my favorite but what a reason -- all my faith but what a reason. >> the numbers now for the fast food chains have not bshs have been flat for a while in terms of it. >> yeah. >> if oil turns around we will be up. the vix is going down. a sign the s&p could follow. but it is oil. and i don't want to sugar coat this. oil going down again, and we're going to have a worse day than europe, a little insane. they have not seized. >> british pound 1.32. >> disarray. i mean -- >> 1.32 by a buck. >> don't forget mark carney, when he should stand up. >> okay. what do we have on mad tonight? >> this is just a classic case of one you would want to buy. you think things are okay. idexx labs. veterinary products, not unlike henry shine. i'm going to ask him about pet res cou cue. a lot of pet of pets in rescue. probably th

the show spent a lot of time on the intimacies of your working and personal relationship with chris darden. was it accurate in that way -- they're a lot of screaming and laying blame-degot the blame for the gloves and -- >> guest: it was a big fight we halt. our biggest fight. it was one of those impulsive, let's do this -- in sympathy, i know that chris felt that -- what actually happened was we had the glove expert on the stand and we had to go to side bar for another thing. have toll you those side bars drove is so crazy, and they went on for so long-that fort a certain portion of the trial johnny and i agreed when there was an objection we would look at each other and stand at the back of the lawyers area good try to resolve it ourselves so we honest have to go to side bar. and then lance put a stop to that. it was working kind of well, which it never should. that's how out of control things were. so we were at side bar and lance ito said, try on the gloves, and i objected. i said the latex is going to screw up the fit. if you cannot dupe mix indicate the conditions exactly -- duplicat

the only restaurant chain that is doing well is darden.tchen by the way on an excellent interview on "squawk box" this morning. so you have a particular kind of chain that's doing well, but these big fast food and burger wars, the burger wars may be over, there may be no winners. >> indeed. that's not the only mcdonald's news either. journal saying they're getting bids on some of these chinese franchise rights, 20-year deal for about $3 billion, six bids according to the journal as they try to change the way they do business in that country. >> yeah, but i don't want to bet against these companies too long. one of the things we've seen easterbrook can reinvent and reinvent, he's done such a good job, they're going to use a lot of technology. but i am worried about labor costs. labor costs in california when you get off the desk -- i have a lot of the restaurants and ceos come on, they of course may end -- they say we pay more than minimum wage, but when you drill down where minimum wage is really high in west coast and east coast, they're