a few weeks later, the tapes arrived at cochran's office. johnnie was very careful about those tapes, locking 'em in his safe, where only he had the combination. because it was just so explosive. >> anything out of a [ bleep ] mouth for the first five or six sentences is a fucking lie. >> this is mark fuhrman on the tape. i've heard it myself, it is his voice and it is chilling. >> it was mind boggling what we'd heard. he used the n-word so much that became insignificant. >> are you guys, like, you know, you listen to those tapes? >> it was manna from heaven. >> reporter: but for the prosecution, the fuhrman tapes were pure hell. >> it was horrifying, horrifying and listening to that tape, it was, like -- it was, like, having a sewer-unload on your head. >> reporter: fuhrman insisted the conversations were no more than the basis for a movie. >> is this really what the reality of a democracy is? that we use a fictional screeenplay to prosecute one man for doing too good of a job on a murder case and acquitting another? i just think it's absol

you're back with us. >> reporter: cochran knew that. superstars like f. lee bailey, dna expert barry scheck, and harvard law professor alan dershowitz. they were known as the "dream team," but dershowitz had his own name for them. >> i call 'em the tm team. it was a terrible, terrible group. we didn't get along. there was a tremendous amount of dissension behind the scenes. >> reporter: but somehow they managed to come together and pick a jury, as simpson attorney carl douglas revealed to "dateline". >> we had done focus groups pre-trial and it said clearly that african-american women would be our best jurors. they would know and understand how black men are treated by police. >> reporter: in the end the panel that was picked included eight black women. >> we were so pleased because this was a jury that johnny could speak to and had spoken to for his entire career. >> reporter: perhaps the most thrilled of all was simpson himself. >> o.j. looked back on that jury and said, "gee whiz, guys, if this jury convicts me, maybe i did do it." >

but in real life, cochran has always denied ever doing that.ecorate his house and then have the jury, all 12 people, walk through his house, to try to change the opinion of who he was, or is, at that time. >> you can see putting up pictures of his family. >> he is a family guy. >> yes, because before didn't very pictures every his girlfriends and stuff? >> yes. a lot of sports stuff, too. >> let's get back to this. people are going wild on twitter. some want to do this cryotherapy, for three minute you get into temperatures, 300 degrees below zero. >> and it is supposed to help with you your health and a lot are doing it. >> jen? report we'll get back to her. it is the truth. a lot of athletes are getting into this very cold temperature. we will put one every them into this tube in bucks county we come right back. 8:43, on wednesday. >> the sun is up, just gotten an lot colder out, there not a lot of snow left, but, it is going to be cold the next couple of days, so maybe they make some more. cold front just came through, couple of hours ago, s

also i think johnnie cochran and o.j. simpson were both a lot calmer in real life talking to each other. the kind of shouting wasn't as apparent but i guess you have to take liberties. look, when they made a movie about me "reversal of fortune" they had me throwing a telephone and breaking it on the floor. and when i complained to my son, who was the producer of the movie, he said look, we had to show passion and we had to do it in two seconds. so we had to show you throwing a phone on the floor. that is the kind of liberty you have to take in making a film like this. >> alan, it's a movie. come on. >> the movie suggests we need an alan dershowitz film festival, of like all the movies that feature alan dershowitz. don't you think? >> and all the books written by jeffrey toobin and we'll have no time for anything else. >> do you think this is going to change minds when it comes to guilt or innocence? because there are still people who very staunchly believe that o.j. simpson was framed and he is not guilty. >> one of the d

andrew cochran/roanoke city voter registrar: of the 32 polling locations that we had before, 18 are no longer serving as polling locations, so if you voted in one of the 14 precincts that survives you go to the same place, but there are seven new precincts, and as i stated about 18 are no longer in service, so that equates to almost two thirds of the voters will be voting in a different place this time. anyone who doesn't know where they should vote can use the state board of elections website to locate their polling place. we've included a link with this story on wdbj7-dot-com. take a look at this. a photographer with time magaine says a secret service agent chokeslammed him to the ground at donald trump's rally at radford university. photographer chris morris tells cnn he stepped 18-inches outside the media pen when the agent he was detained before being released. more than five interruptions didn't stop donald trump from sharing his message today. members of the press who travel to every trump event say they've never seen so many interuptions. a large group yelling caused trump to s

so, as a result this three-pronged attack is going do work out really well for cochran. he is going to kill barney's fleet, attack the upper bay with a squadron of british ships, under sir peter parker no relation to spider-man. and that's going land in maryland. kill bashey and go up the potomac river and attack alex san dry gentleman and virginia. then they wreck barney's flow till to and they go to bladensburg. with four regiments of british troops, running into a maryland militia and the u.s. army but barney and u.s. army fore are utilized in a third line a mile and a half back from the crossing point but it is a poorly planned operation from start to finish and once the british dispose of the americans, the way to washington, is washington, dc is open and they march into washington, dc and burn the public buildings. so, i always say what happened in washington, dc is they burned the capitol, they burned the -- actually they don't -- the americans burn in the navy regards. there was frigate almost ready to be launched and is burned to its hull. the burned the white h

senators coke, cochran, collins, hatch, mccain. . >> are these fighting words? >> if you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the craft out of them. >> whose side are you on? >> >> security concerns grow with supporters and demonstrators. protesters sucker punched another protester. chastising the protesters at the same time. >> go home to mommy. fernando: our larger actions hands? they described as progressive. they are also participating in the trump protests. ben fro m moveon.org joins me. and counter demonstrations, what role are ben: in chicago, students contacted us and said they were planning a massive nonviolent demonstration outside of the rally. we were very happy to e-mail members. some protesters went inside of the event and donald trump decided he was going to cancel it without contacting police and blamed moveon.org. fernando: you say you are not involved with what happened inside, but there seems to be a theme which is to silence trump. that ran at the stage to try to take the microphone away told cnn that he wanted to silence him.

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in his grumpy economist blog, hoover institute john cochran points out most of today's rule makers werelators will rarely vote on the new rule. vast power to oppress comes from regulatory beaurocracy. regulators can ruin your life and business quickly. you have a little recourse. this power not only damages the economy but poses a new threat to our political freedom. that's because the rules are often vague. the firm shall not engage in abusive practices. that sounds good and reasonable, but what exactly is abusive. well, the regulator decides. that makes everyone cautious. hospital now waste enormous time and money because they have rule backs. the tv show wondered how dr. house would work his miracles under today's rule. >> if you're going to save today's patient you need this. >> get this thing out of my sight. >> most people won't toss it. what banker dare speak out against fed. what hospital or health insurer will speak out against obama care? what drug company challenges fda? local level what real estate dares speak out against zoning board. very few. that's a threat to our politi

and i think johnnie cochran and o.j. talking to each other. the kind of shouting wasn't as apparent but i guess you have to take liberties. look, when they made a movie about me "reversal of fortune." they had me breaking a telephone and throwing it on the floor. they said we have to show passion and we have to take liberty. >> alan, it's a movie. come on. >> the movie suggests we need an alan dershowitz film festival, like all the movies that feature alan dershowitz. >> and all the books written by jeffrey toobin, no time for anything else. >> do you think this is going to change minds when it comes to guilt or innocence? there are still people who staunch live believe o.j. simpson was framed and is not guilty. >> my book is very explicit about my belief that o.j. is guilty. the series takes not as direct a position. i think you can draw your own conclusions pretty obviously but that's different. one of the things i realized about the o.j. simpson case also long ago is i don't try to convince anybody. if people believe

in his grumpy economist blog, hoover institute john cochran points out most of today's rule makers wereill rarely vote on the new rule. vast power to oppress comes from regulatory beaurocracy. regulators can ruin your life and business quickly. you have a little recourse. this power not only damages the economy but poses a new threat to our political freedom. that's because the rules are often vague. the firm shall not engage in abusive practices. that sounds good and reasonable, but what exactly is abusive. well, the regulator decides. that makes everyone cautious. hospital now waste enormous time and money because they have rule backs. the tv show wondered how dr. house would work his miracles under today's rule. >> if you're going to save today's patient you need this. >> get this thing out of my sight. >> most people won't toss it. what banker dare speak out against fed. what hospital or health insurer will speak out against obama care? what drug company challenges fda? local level what real estate dares speak out against zoning board. very few. that's a threat to our political free

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the uss cochran, a destroyer in the pacific, takes position for a recovery. this is a recovery in zone four. zone three will be the planned landing zone for the next three revolutions. for 5, 6 and seven. after that, do my will -- gemini viii will not be over a planned area again into the 10th revolution. if an emergency occurs in the eighth or ninth revolution from the spacecraft will land in a contingency area. they will be supported by variable commercial shipping. right now, much of this seems academic. the crew has other business. >> ok, we have a visual on the edging up. -- agena. >> houston, this is gemini viii, we are stationed at about 150 feet. way to go, partner. >> doing good. >> look at that sucker. >> that is beautiful. >> i see everything. >> that is great. >> man, that is really great. >> the first thing we really have to do, 650-710. it looks like at a nominal time, they will give you the time. now check the status. i bet those lockheed guys are jumping up and down. >> we are looking at the left or command pilot window as the station keeping

>> parro went on to tell us that in order to survive in cochran he had to understand corcoran. >> you know, at the beginning when i was facing the 41 months, i thought how in the hell am i going to make it? i didn't see myself as being a part of this community. it is a community, no matter how dysfunctional it is, no matter how bizarre and asinine and ridiculous and stupid. it is very stupid. there's a lot of rules here that are enforced by inmates. >> many of those inmate enforced rules revolve around racial politics. >> a lot of the people here have affiliation to gangs. but they asked me who i run with. well, you know, i run with teachers and librarians usually. and when i find them, then i'll run with them. but sort of haven't found too many of them yet. >> parro must also deal with racial politics in his prison job as a housing clerk. >> i got a message that you called over here. >> usually i come in in the morning, i see who is paroled, if there have been any rollups during the last 24 hours. there's beds open. >> i got 109 up, 242 up. those are open since yesterday. >> i am kin

in the 1930's, you had people like father cochran, a catholic priest, who had a radio show and was a national figure who spoke up against jews. there he anti-semitic. time, there were strict quotas for who could enter america and when. this is a steamer trunk from a family that attempted to ms st.e in 1939 on the carryingd luxury ship 937 passengers from germany to cuba. most of the people were jewish and most had visas to enter the united states at a later date. they were going to lay out a time period before that in cuba. when they arrived in havana, they realized that their landing permits were fraudulent. to have insult to them by a corrupt government official. only a few people were able to get off the boat in cuba. the jewish community scrambled to try to figure out how to give these 930 people refuge in america. there were ultimately unable to do so because the quota system was strict. the ship had to turn back to europe. joseph joseph, who was on the ship with his wife and their daughter, was part of the passenger committee that the captain of the ship, who was not jewish, or

remember, he almost beat thad cochran the senator in 2014. bryant epitome of the establishment figure in mississippi who threw all in for thad cochran trying to beat chris mcdaniel. interesting set of bed fellows there look like they are not giving cruz the boost he needs there cruz's big play has got to be for florida next week trying to deny marco rubio in that win. kick him out of the race so cruz is the last man standing against trump. tonight is a point on to that. bret? >> john roberts with the cruz campaign. thanks. >> meanwhile over on the democratic side, hillary clinton already notching a win in mississippi and looking ahead to the delegate rich state of michigan. right now when you look at the current delegate count hillary clinton is the clear frontrunner on the democratic side. they need 2283. clinton has 1134. bernie sanders has 499. >> 502 on this board. >> it's really confusing. he has about half of what she has. not where he>r wants to be. hillary is live in cleveland tonight. that's where our own ed henry is now. ed? >> good

that evidence was dismissed by his attorney, johnnie cochran. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit.reporter: the l.a.p.d. says the story behind this new knife could turn out to be bogus. >> do you know what's going on here! o.j.'s in the back seat with a gun to his head! >> reporter: it comes as a cable miniseries recounting the o.j. saga has renewed interest in the case. >> it's remarkable. i mean, this is the case that never ends. >> reporter: law professor laurie levenson covered the simpson trial and says the knife is a fascinating development but of little legal significance. >> even if they find some evidence on this, they would have to show chain of custody. they would have to show how it got there, and even if they said, "it was o.j.'s and nicole's" he cannot be retried for the murder. there's double jeopardy. >> reporter: of course, o.j. simpson is already behind bars. he is serving a prison sentence in nevada on an unrelated case. as for this newly found knife, scott, the l.a.p.d. says they are not sure when they will get the test results on that knife. >> pelley: ben, tha

the 8th annual fallen officer's ride kickoff cood from the ron cochran public safety building on west broward boulevard near 26th avenue. mat memoria ride stretch fors more than 2000 miles including all across the state of florida in mon nor of officers who are made the ultimate sacrifice. we have done a motorcycle ride riding to the other agency where's an officer was killed in the snraift flavment his year we're very fortunate to have two officers killed in the state of florida. ot cool call la police department and o ca luca sheriff's office. the annual ride started in 2008. remember sergeant chris reyka who was killed in in 2007. 7 news coming right back. >>> >> >> lynn: americans with disabilities act allows physically children challenged people to access places that are have access. >> danielle: but it st being accused by peopleho sue hundreds of businesses. that's the question. patrick fraser haltz special assignment report. disability ti deception. >>> there are two s ses to every story. sometimes the only question chrks side to do you take? let's begin with patricia kennedy w

senator cochran has been a member of the senate for many years. he's respected.worked his way up to be chairman of the full committee, and i've worked with him and found him an excellent partner, bipartisan in trying to make sure we protect our nation's national defense. i've never found him to be in the thrawl of donald trump -- in the thrall of donald trump but that was the suggestion yesterday by the senior senator of arizona. i'll leave it to the american people to judge the wisdom or absurdity of that allegation. i would like to take a moment to correct the record on a few of the things that the senior senator said. the issues involve -- are pretty complex but the crux comes down to this. the senior senator from arizona is proposing to waste $1.5 billion, make that up to $5 billion on a controversial proposal on how the department of defense and intelligence agencies should launch national security satellites. in addition to costing billions of dollars, that's billions, not millions, the senior senator from arizona's proposal is opposed by the secretary of d

coke, cochran, collins, hatch, mccain. . >> are these fighting words? >> if you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the craft out of them. >> whose side are you on? younger generat >> security concerns grow with supporters and demonstrators. sucker punched another protester. chastising the protesters at the same time. >> go home to mommy. fernando: our larger actions playing into the candidate's hands? they described as progressive. they are also participating in the trump protests. m moveon.org joins me. and counterations demonstrations, what role are you playing in that effort? studentshicago, contacted us and said they were planning a massive nonviolent demonstration outside of the rally. we were very happy to e-mail members. some protesters went inside of the event and donald trump decided he was going to cancel it without contacting police and blamed moveon.org. fernando: you say you are not involved with what happened inside, but there seems to be a theme which is to silence trump. that ran at the stage to try to take the microphon