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white wrong broncho and gloves and brutal murder of ron goldman.u back inside the case that gripped the nation. >> oddly during the 2004 interview simpson told me thought detective lang would ultimately help him. >> i thought lang had some integrity. i mean for a long time i thought lang would be my salvation. even since the trial. but, you know, once you write a book together and you make an income from it. i think he compromised himself. i don't really have -- i have much worse if i had feelings with vanatta than i do with lang. as a matter of fact, when the varied was read, my biggest issue as i had already told all lie lawyers there would knob celebrating. i i wanted to go after van atta. he was in the courtroom. everything -- it took everything i could not to go after this guy. because i felt he was responsible for allowing somebody like mark fuhrman to be as out of control as he evidently was during the investigation of this case. >> detective vanatta isn't here. he has died. he can't defend himself to oj simpson, many names, i assume you hav

we couldn't believe what they're doing with that white broncho now.

. >> the chopper pilots who shot the broncho chase. >> the vehicle of o.j.son. >> look at them now. they've become women. >>> then, love on death row. >> he was just the loveliest person i have ever seen. >> the successful professional woman

we couldn't believe what they're doing with that white broncho now.

police went to arrest him, oj made his most famous run in his friend's broncho. the trial carried live. made the lead characters household name. johnny cochran. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> dead of a brain tumor in 2005. prosecutor marcia clark still convinced of simpson's guilt. and of course, everyone's favorite slacker, the noncommittal witness part time actor kato kalin and finally oj last seen in the courtroom a year ago now serving a 33-year sentence guilty of stealing his own memorabilia at guy said it. >> reporter: jim avila, abc news, washington. >>> and also in the news today. a high spirited birthday adventure. president george h.w. bush turned 90 today. he tweeted it's a wonderful day in maine and the presidential adrenalin junky did it again. and the family watching below proud and nervous. >> reporter: now 90 years old, the former president still insisted on observing what's become a birthday ritual. although no longer able to walk because of parkinson's disease, he jumped from more than a mile high, in tandem with a retired army parach

of course, the white broncho chase that we all watched live on network television.able was fledging ever. >> i remember watching. >> the the man at the wheel aj cowlings, man in the center of the ordeal, o.j. simpson crouched down the whole team. news helicopter followed that he progression down l.a. freeways as dozens of police cars trailed them when they took side streets, crowds cheered o.j. on. >> it was really surreal. >> i remember tom brookaw and i was in bakers fieldworking in the nbc station, working as a waiter part-time and saw this playing out. no one could believe it. this was the week after his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and ron goldman her friend were found slain at her brentwood home. simpson was found not guilty in their murders. he is currently serving time for kidnapping and armed robbery in an unrelated matter that happened in las vegas. according to the u.s.a. today white broncho was reportedly purchased for $200,000 from a so-called collector. >> wow. >> so, somebody paid $200,000 just to have that in their collection. that is creepy, isn't i

. >> the chopper pilots who shot the broncho chase. >> the vehicle of o.j.. >> look at them now. they've become women. >>> then, love on death row. >> he

. >> they were the broncos but it became bronchos. she didn't know it was wrong. they met at the university of illinois and she has been a social worker every day of her professional life. she worked in the robert taylor homes and it is what see loves to do. she is a social worker to this deign -- day -- in harlem. i think i got from her charity and emathy and all of those things you don't also get -- empathy -- >> you would not get from me. >> exactly. that is where i was going with this >> i wanted to get there first >> this is a father-son book but as you read through the lines you see my mother is the biggest influence. >> and your wife. childhood sweethearts. >> i met her at 11. >> got married at 12. >> that is the kind of father he was. >> reporter: >> the other interesting characters in the book and it is about a father and son but there are other interesting characters. the grandfathers are fascinating. one is in the hockey hall of fame. >> my mother's grandfather played for the red wings in the 1930s and won two stanley cups and was the captain of the tea

years ago, i remember when i was, 20 years ago today, everybody was talking about a white slow speed broncho chase, millions watched this unfold live on television, as it sinks its way through los angeles freeway system. man at the wheel aj cowlings, man in the center was o.j. simpson in the back seat. news helicopters followed their slow progression as dozens of police cars just trailed behind. police were pursuing sim on in connection with the death of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and waiter ron goldman. simpson was found not guilty in their murders. he is currently serving time for kidnapping and armed robbery in an unrelated case. >>> 6:20. little girl from west virginia and she used facebook to save her dad's life. vance family was on their porch when lightening struck a nearby tree. tree came down, pins the dad gregory beneath heavy tree limbs. they didn't have have cell phone signals in that area so ten year-old posted a video on facebook begging for an ambulance. they know the situation could have been much worse. >> if she would have been there a little bit longer and maybe it w

. >> they were the broncos but it became bronchos. she didn't know it was wrong. they met at the university of illinois and she has been a social worker every day of her professional life. she worked in the robert taylor homes and it is what see loves to do. she is a social worker to this deign -- day -- in harlem. i think i got from her charity and emathy and all of those things you don't also get -- empathy -- >> you would not get from me. >> exactly. that is where i was going with this >> i wanted to get there first >> this is a father-son book but as you read through the lines you see my mother is the biggest influence. >> and your wife. childhood sweethearts. >> i met her at 11. >> got married at 12. >> that is the kind of father he was. >> reporter: >> the other interesting characters in the book and it is about a father and son but there are other interesting characters. the grandfathers are fascinating. one is in the hockey hall of fame. >> my mother's grandfather played for the red wings in the 1930s and won two stanley cups and was the captain of the tea

anniversary because we were so captivated as a nation from the slow speed chase in the white ford bronchoe eventual acquittal have of o.j. simpson. gerald o riveria famously covered that trial and has been looking back at 20th anniversary even returning to the scene on the video there with former detective mark fuhrman. >> what is left continues, to the alley, where the suspect most probably got into a vehicle. the blood stops. >> is there nothing, everything pointed at him. his bloodies all over the the crime scene. >> geraldo riveria joining us live this morning, how does it feel to go back right to the scene of the crime. >> kind of creepy, you know, we covered it so extensively and a lot of things go through your mind. first of all in the sense of the double homicide that i saw a guilty man walk free at least for a time until he got himself jam up on a totally unrelated case. twenty years passed, in terms of race relations that were so clearly during the trial, there is a lot going on. >> geraldo i look back at what you had said through transcripts of your show at cnbc at the time and

. >> they were the broncos but it became bronchos. she didn't know it was wrong.met at the university of illinois and she has been a social worker every day of her professional life. she worked in the robert taylor homes and it is what see loves to do. she is a social worker to this deign -- day -- in harlem. i think i got from her charity and emathy and all of those things you don't also get -- empathy -- >> you would not get from me. >> exactly. that is where i was going with this >> i wanted to get there first >> this is a father-son book but as you read through the lines you see my mother is the biggest influence. >> and your wife. childhood sweethearts. >> i met her at 11. >> got married at 12. >> that is the kind of father he was. >> reporter: >> the other interesting characters in the book and it is about a father and son but there are other interesting characters. the grandfathers are fascinating. one is in the hockey hall of fame. >> my mother's grandfather played for the red wings in the 1930s and won two stanley cups and was the captain of the team and