trent copeland, maycott's lawyer, denied the claim cop." maycott was working as a security guard on a film set at the time when a construction worker gave him a knife which he said was found on simpson's former property in brentwood. copeland told the telegraph the man said to maycott, "hey look, i found this knife on what i think is o.j. simpson's property." "it is dirty, muddy and rusted out, but do you guys want it," the worker apparently said. copeland said immediately after maycott was given the knife, maycott called the lapd traffic division to report what he was given. "o.j. simpson has been acquitted so there's nothing we can do," copeland said maycott was told. police cited the double jeopardy rule. the police, maycott believed the knife had "no evidentiary value." he subsequently placed the object in a toolbox, where it remained for the next 13 years, the lawyer said. simpson estate, lawyer says published march 06, 2016 foxnews.com facebook160 twitter0 livefyre164 email print now playing knife found at oj simpson's former home und

copeland takes off, running as fast as he can. but he is heading right toward the sheriff court officers. so he turns around and runs the other way. now officers are surrounding him from all sides. there is nowhere to go, except out the window. but instead of crashing through, copeland bounces off the bulletproof glass. this is probably a good thing. if he had been successful, he would have fallen almost 35 feet into the street. realizing the futility of the situation, copeland lays down on the floor and surrenders to the court officers who surround him. and if you think running from the law is a bad idea, check out what this driver did in our next video. an suv crashes through a garage door in spokane, washington. but what is most unusual about this suspect is that he isn't fleeing from the cops, he is trying to turn himself in. the garage door he has just driven through is part of the spokane county jail. sergeant donald hooper is the supervisor on duty that day. >> it was a slow sunday morning. not a lot going on, just dealing

he with missy copeland the first african-american tbe named a principle dancer for the american ballet theater are in columbia for a fundraiser for flooding victims. >> families touched by autism will receive a warm welcome at mirabel teach's airport to make sure tourists on the spectrum will be comfortable. they are transforming a room as a waiting area while the family members get luggage or a rental car. that is my goal is to reduce stress. >> the room will open during a event before autism awareness day in april. >> the time now is 4:17 and here is tonya rivens watching the roads on this primary day. >> your first alert traffic is sponsored by people's bank. a check on i-77 quite a bit of volume around tryon. and the last traffic break we checked around providence road. and problems 485. right by center city third street which turns into providence an accident at third and kings drive. ran dofd road is a great alternate route. and activity, a lane closure at morehead northbound and queens road back towards college street. stop-and-go traffic in this area. and then closure here at f

to these young girls alongside misty copeland. it's an honor. >> reporter: she's 23 years old and she has thousands of followers on instagram who look up to her and admire her. they are taking the stage at new york city center april 6th through the 9th. head to dance theatre of harlem harlem.org for tickets. i'd love to see her perform. i'll go. steve: it's like seeing yourself perform. look like sisters. >> i can't dance like that. maybe she could double for me. steve: cool. thank you. christie getting plenty of air time last night behind donald trump. dari: why his strange stare during the victory speech. it's taken the internet by storm and why others want him to resign. steve: and the latest on the ongoing custody battle between madonna and guy ritchie over terry bradshaw? what a surprise! you know what else is a surprise? shingles. and how it can hit you out of nowhere. i know. i had it. c' mon let' s sit down and talk about it. and did you know that one in three people will get shingles? (all) no. that' s why i' m reminding

she gets a lot of credit to mystique copeland the first period the ballerina but ballets still has ao. >> it is still limited for a black girl if they do have the black person it is the male dancer so we hope we can open those doors because there is certainly one more than mystique in this world. >> if you go in their lives for a body type and though white -- and a weight there is a rigid formula. >> unfortunately growing up a one it to be in a company but the way my body formed was not conducive to. >> everybody in the trip once to be the star. but ballet is subjective to rely on the directors' decision. >> but who determines? >> that is the problem. >> is art. >> those a do not have that form or shape she is showing you don't have to be the mold. ♪ >> believe it or not this is how the students study. to let everybody use drowns. -- drones >> found drifting at sea is cell is like a movie but to find drifting off the philippines you was sitting around the world last 20 years when they found of body and then david signal in try to make one more mayday call. lisa and her husband ron an

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trent copeland defends the retired cop now identified as george maycott. in 1998 he was given a knife fro construction worker who helped raze his home and brought it to the lapd right away. they said we're not interested in it. we don't care. he took it and it stayed in his bag and tool box for the next 15 >> the owner of the construction company just told "the l.a. times." i think it's a crew. one on my crew knows anything. why wouldn't you bring it in and look at it just in case. marcia clark spoke to exclusively and so did carl douglas, part of o.j.'s dream team portrayed on fx's american crime story. he said the media story on this is overblown. >> i thought it was ridiculous. if the show hadn't reawakened the curiosity of so many i doubt it would have this level of >> the actual item is described as a kn >> when the news did break on friday we unearthed this. >> the murder weapon, the kn >> in 1995 we brought a psychic detective to o.j.'s rockingham property. he sensed something near the southeastern section of the >> maybe we can come into where the

. >> misty copeland. >> that is how.outside. >> right. >> yes. >> sue will do the weather forecast on her tip toes. >> with a t utu. >> if you only had a t utu. >> that is one of those things i am saving for in my next life, running. >> misty copeland one of the best ballet dancer in the world. >> in the world. she's amazing. >> yes. >> they had a nice conversation. >> yes. >> everybody coming at the white house. >> is what the number. >> the number is better than yesterday. it is a six out of ten. we expect improvement but it the is drizzly, kind of foggy out there this morning: buddy st

this is video from salt lake city reporter britney copeland. one fan went to get medical attention. steph gave souvenirs to the three people who were shaken up. >>> tonight a former stanford swimmer is waiting to learn his punishment after a jury found him guilty of sexually assaulting a passed out woman. brock turner faces 10 years in prison for the assault which happened last year outside a fraternity house. lilian kim had new details from the palo alto courthouse. lilian? >> the d.a. says campus culture needs to change which is why he is is hoping today's verdict will reverberate at colleges everywhere. >> they left the palo alto courthouse soon after finding the swimming star brock turner guilty on three felony cons. prosecutors say he sexually assaulted an intoxicated woman outside a fraternity house in january of last year. >> no means no. drunk means no. passed out unconscious means no. and sex without consent means criminal assault. >> emotions ran high as the verdict was read. turner's mother cried uncontrollably. the victim went and smiled through her tears. word on campus

trent copeland represents the retired lapd motor cop now known as george 1988 his client was given a knife from a construction worker who helped raze o.j. simpson'srought it to his boss right away. they said we're interested in this and we don't care. it stayed in his toole last 15 meanwhile, the owner of the "the l.a.times," quote, i think it's a joke. no one from anything. >> even if you think it's a joke, wouldn't you bring it and say why don't you look at it just in case? >> marcia clark, the prosecutor in simpson'strial spoke us to exclusively and so did carl douglas, port of o.j.'s dream te portrayed in px's americanstory. he said the media's focus thisery is overblown. >> i it was ridiculous. if the show hadn't reawak the curiosity of so many, ild have this level of involvement and attention. >> the actual item is described as a knife. >> when the news did break on friday, we unearthed this. >> there's a --r weapon, a kn >> back in 1995 we brought a psychic detective named john monty to o.j.'s rockingham he sensed something near the southeastern section of the lot. >> may can

this is video from salt lake city reporter britney copeland. one fan went to get medical attention. steph gave souvenirs to the three people who were shaken up. >>> tonight a former stanford swimmer is waiting to learn his punishment after a jury found him guilty of sexually assaulting a passed out woman. brock turner faces 10 years in prison for the assault which happened last year outside a fraternity house. lilian kim had new details from the palo alto courthouse. lilian? >> the d.a. says campus culture needs to change which is why he is is hoping today's verdict will reverberate at colleges everywhere. >> they left the palo alto courthouse soon after finding the swimming star brock turner guilty on three felony cons. prosecutors say he sexually assaulted an intoxicated woman outside a fraternity house in january of last year. >> no means no. drunk means no. passed out unconscious means no. and sex without consent means criminal assault. >> emotions ran high as the verdict was read. turner's mother cried uncontrollably. the victim went and smiled through her tears. word on campus

mean while de paul drives cop copeland swooping in for block and triggered the break and lowerler done, boom, george town crews 50 -- 35. early game. george mason wag over brooklyn featuring st. louis and second half rallies down he is sitting the big group. billkins got something from marcus bailey offer the bench. six three pointers and george mason leaves fifth seeded worm josh tp tomorrow. >> acc tournament over verizon septemberer i told buzz williams and sure. remember this guy he comes off the bench for hokie anticipates trivz in and gets easy fly there and century i mean entry -- he will miss this one. he got it there. and then allen on the outbreak with serious throw down. virginia tech leads at ten. there you have it. moving on now. patriot league. he hits 6 three pointers. there's one of game high 26 points. final seconds lehigh down 3. 3 pointers tide and no good. they rebound working for another three do they get it? nope off the backboard and one chance to tie it. no, holy cross holds on 59-56 crusaders 14-19 record and still punch ticket to ncaa tournament and 20th team

copeland of the community research institute. >> we know we will have 50,000 people coming into the city and benefit economically from that, it raises a lot of security concerns. i'm sure that all of the coverage about the protestors at the trump rally doesn't help. >> what would lure clevelanders downtown during the rnc? discounted admissions to museums and open and closed at the top of the list and perhaps the saddest statistic that 69% of rnc chose cleveland to host their event to begin with. >> the city's attitude is a lot like the attitude about the browns, like why us, why pick us, like we are never going to win. >> clevelanders thought they were up against stiff competition when it came time rnc and how is this for bipartisan support republicans, democrats and independents alike agreed they were excited the rnc convention was coming to town. >> reporter: in cleveland, denise zarrella, cleveland 19. >> mark: all right, denise, thanks. >>> we contacted all the sheriff departments in ohio and 85% responded saying they have either not been asked or don't plan to send manpower to the r

however early in the fourth the presidents were down eleven j lynn copeland cut into one with that long three hundred to go and mariah coker game wilson one point lead which they couldn't hold william fleming wanted at the free throw line sixty six to sixty four named king's fork against monica girls also grew for a mr miller was solid for the bulldogs she had eighteen next up it's sydney nickels on the dry but king's fork was no match today. their season ends with a seventy nine to fifty five loss in the boys' game like taylor vs john sample northern virginia group for a month and tyler looking smoother only a balanced attack to the titans jail in jordan health than twenty eight point halftime lead but they lost it all and out from one and then soul pride junior closed the door of the titans seventy six to sixty nine when later this evening its printers and seven girls going at a tax that the news now in richmond we come back we're going to college hoops and the tribal women marry and not at humana, we know when you have your health... ...great things are ahead of you like seeing old f

they just finished a vigil for friday's victim, 22-year-old samuel copeland when the gunfire rang out>>> and a shooting sent kids to the park scrambling for safety and astray bullet into one's hold. and it pierced the window frame of the home on the 700 block of east 26th street tonight. fortunately, it didn't get inside. the family was not hurt. >>> 63-year-old douglas kohen, of downingtown back behind bars tonight, this time on $1 million cash bail. the police say he was out an bail yesterday when he fired six shots into a mobile home next to where he lives. inside was the girl he was accused of abusing, which landed him in jail in the first place. the girl's father was clearly shake when we visited him today, showing us where the bullets pierced his wall. living there with his two daughters. >> yeah, somebody tried to kill me and my kids, you know i hate them. i really hate them. >> kohen is charged with attempted murder, in addition to the early charges of sexual abuse. >>> two people were arrested today after radnor police say a 3-year-old child was left alone in deplorable condi

that's what his attorney trent copeland told us today. he said lapd had no interest in it. no interest in a knife we still haven't seen but has certainly revived interest in the obligations murder case. cato tail lynn was living kalin was living there at the time of the murder. >> when i heard the knife is located, i'm thinking, is this going to be the knife? is this the smoking gun to the entire saga of the o.j. simpson case? >> reporter: lapd is analyzing the knife for any clues but cbs sources say the knife is a buck knife and too small to be the murder weapon. they say the knife was found here on the rockingham drive property when the house was being demolished. lapd says the construction worker gave the knife to an lapd officer who was working on a movie set in the neighborhood. >> we all want to talk to that retired lapd officer about the story about the knife but his attorney said, not going to happen. he said, quote, he is not that time of guy. >> reporter: the attorney told us he was meeting with the retired officer today to discuss where they go from here. >> that

player he was held in check in the first and that was only basket before intermission that kwan copeland going to come up with the drive here in the game was tied at eighteen in the second half after the break. hicks really started the light things up first off with this three pointer he ended up with fifteen in the second half alone the tigers pulled away late miss k mix again. tigers won the first ever state game forty eight forty one onto the next round five a five a hampton against albemarle for the travers j lynn raye with at three he had thirty one points tonight he's a great player all seven of the player marquis scott win but this was the twins' only points of the game that's not a good sign for the travers mathias came for the last two times and hit buzzer beaters for the win for the crab was put up a jumper here they were trailing by nine at halftime the albemarle floater that was good the travers however even though ray comes up with another one here end up falling sixty five to fifty four through four day late and against william byrd this afternoon. c'mon take tyler with thi

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so here to tell us about this very special production for so many reasons is hugh copeland be so much for being here thank you and is no longer just a children's book it's a full broadway musical and would do in the east coast for me a while before it's released in july. so tell us how big the cast is having the crow and just the big issue with damion thomas sixteen foot peach tall peach white beads. ok sixty seven people bring in this big news go to lau playwrights going to be their human rights coming down for new yorkers still shag carpet opening that guy timothy allen mcdonald and the guys who wrote the music of the same guys are the reason for broadway's christmas story and the tv show smash mouth so here's some pictures from the show tell us about this story the scenes that we're seeing here was a mother to say it was written i of course is a book in the movie now they've expanded to make this for me to go and this poor little boy an orphan boy is sent to alliance and then on some magic man tells them. are you going to be a hero or victim or the life we all have that choice so h

. >> misty copeland. >> that is how. what do you think. >> it must be misty outside. >> right. >> yes. >> sue will do the weather forecast on her tip toes. >> with a t utu. >> if you only had a t utu. >> that is one of those things i am saving for in my next life, running. >> misty copeland one of the best ballet dancer in the world. >> in the world. she's amazing. >> yes. >> they had a nice conversation. >> yes. >> everybody coming at the white house. >> is what the number. >> the number is better than yesterday. it is a six out of ten. we expect improvement but it the is drizzly, kind of foggy out there this morning: buddy still has rain gear even though it is in the raining as hard, chilly too, temperatures in the the 40's. so we are watching an area of rain heading toward us but not just here yet. plenty of cloud cover, 47 degrees, sunrise time is 7:12. don't look for sunshine this morning. we may get a little bit this afternoon and we do expect to get up to 60 degrees later today. the that is your weather authority

then when copeland with the laying in the game was tied the team at halftime second hand picked started a heated up it began with this report or any game on christmas the twenty one twenty lead. hicks finished with fifteen in the second half and led the tigers will win forty eight forty one crew friday against albemarle jail in red big star for the crimes he had thirty one points. ortiz guzman is also a top notch player for the travers but this was his only basket of the game not a good sign for when mathias came or cave or a reputation for hitting buzzer beaters lately but they were still second and more jail in red but not enough taylor a sixty five fifty four the candidates man can do for a lake taylor against william byrd jail in jordan with a great spin move for the titans fan and gordon in the quarter to beat them on take tyler for three that the dividend for the titans previous but fifth time in girls play slide matrices and again sadly this was a totally one sided affair daniel good hope with a baseline jumper for the cavaliers near the two time defending state champions. the di

we have a couple visitors over the next few months, shaquille o'neill and missy copeland.aid that a lot of this population has african roots. it's a ballet crazed country, and this is part of what the white house says, the cuban people start to know americans, get exposed to americans, the more there is a kind of exchange. he believes this is paving the way to move forward, what we're seeing the early stages of after this meeting today between raul castro and president obama. craig? >> a cultural exchange as well. chris jansing for us from havana with vermont senior center there. chris, always good to see you. >>> gop presidential frontrunner donald trump left a not so secret meeting with republican leaders a short time ago. nbc's luke russert has been covering this for us today in washington. who was there, do we know what they talked about? >> reporter: hey, craig. a development over the weekend that donald trump is going to meet at the jones day law firm, a firm that does a lot of work with republican groups and members. ostensibly, it was a meeting for members that hav

officer's attorney fred copeland says his client did the right thing. >> he did what i think every personld have done under the circumstances is, that's you call lapd. you let them make the call t. call was, look, this doesn't have any value to us. it's not useful. >> reporter: retired detective to him lang that worked on the original murder case doesn't buy it. >> why would someone sit on a knife, especially a cop that should know better. >> that's fewer fantasy. i'd rather be talking about the easter bunny instead. >> reporter: and in a statement, doubt from the family of ron goldman saying, in part, quote the validity of the knife as it relates to ron and nicole's murder is purely speculative. so even if there is a link between this knife and the known 94 murders, it is unlikely o.j. simpson will be tried because of the double jeopardy protections in this country. yet, investigators continue to do their work. >> they, do indeed. interesting timing on this development, everyone. be sure to watch the "dateline" special the people versus o.j. simpson, what the jury never heard. it starts

shaquille o'neal, of course, the nba player who was both an mvp and won a championship, and misty copeland, the most famous ballerina in the united states, for sure, two african-americans who will come here, again, the opening up between these two countries, thomas. >> nbc's chris jansing reporting from havana for us. great to see you, thank you. >>> and president obama continues this historic trip to the islands, some anti-castro cuban americans in miami has gathered out the historic versailles restaurant. gabe gutierrez is there with reaction. you saw crowds earlier today. what have you seen through the afternoon? >> reporter: hi, there, thomas, it's actually interesting. the crowds have pretty much gone away, or at least the protesters have. we saw several dozen protesters earlier this morning. yesterday, there were several hundred protesters. but an event like this, an historic event like this, 10, 20, 30 years ago here in the heart of little havana would have drawn hundreds of political protesters. i'm joined by esteban vogel. and sir, you say you were a pile in the bay of pigs invasi

the officer's attorney, trent copeland, says his client did the right thing. >> he did what i think every person would have done under the circumstances, is that you call la a you let them make the call, and they made the call. and the call was, look, this doesn't have any value to us, it's not useful. >> reporter: retired detective tom lang, who worked on the original murder case, doesn't by it. >> why would someone sit on a knife, especially a cop who should know better? >> reporter: carter douglas was part of simpson's defense team. >> that's pure fantasy. i'd rather be talking about the easter bunny instead. >> reporter: and in a statement, doubt from the family of ron goldman goldman, saying in part, "the validity of the knife as it relates to ron and nicole's murder is purely speculative." so, several experts have chimed in on this, and even if there is a link proven between this knife and the 1994 murders, they would impossible, nearly impossible, for o.j. to be retried because of the country's double jeopardy protections under the fifth amendment. yet, it's work that is still bein

yesterday afternoon, michigan state against the blue raiders copeland with the three-paint play. after the turn overit's reggie upsaw with the dunk. so who will they face next? against dayton in st. louis yesterday. dayton kept is interesting in theerly going. then mally kai richardson had 21 points. we had a buzzer butter iowa at temple in overtime. the putback at the buzzer ensured themselves a spot. all that from barclay center in brooklyn. >>> the grapefruit league season. last night, david white made his spring game debut bar coal run run bomb allowing eight runs in knife innings. the mets still found themselves in a big hole late. this is a positive, though. michael con for toe, a grand slam. the mets still fall. >>> also last night, the yankees hosting the oreo controls. gave up the home run to mark trumbo. he did not get a lot better from there. in the forth knocking him around. he was removed from the game, allowed seven runs four earned in six hits. 11-2, the yankees fall. and while the yankees are busy in florida, new york city football clip keeping an eye on the stadi

my name it is celaya copeland. i'm the grandmother and the first time i stepped into carver elementary school i was very curious about how they-not having no doors at all to so, i turned around and i told my significant other, i'm not safe here. i don't buy children are safe here. he is like, just calm down and we will see about it. because on the outside have doors but when i walked inside it bothers me a lot that i see these children do not have no doors and i tell myself is this a lunatic running loose have a gun climb over a fence. what are we going to do? there's no way for these children to hide, cover,, because they're used to coming from san jose unified school district where there are doors all the way around. if they're not safe what about us adults and the teachers? you know. so, i thank you for your guys help. we want walls and doors for our students good thank you very much. >>[applause] >> hi. my name is [inaudible] and we need doors. hi. my name is [inaudible] and we need doors and walls for our scho