it's not the fuhrman trial. if you want to accuse this man of planting evidence, you show me how he did it. i assert my fifth amendment privilege. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): this part of fuhrman's testimony was heard outside the presence of the jury. all right, thank you, sir. thank you, your honor. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): but juror lon cryer had already heard enough from detective fuhrman to form an opinion about him and his role in the investigation. in my mind, i started saying, well, he planted the-- the gloves and the hat. he had plenty of opportunity to do it. and because this investigation wasn't 100% by the book-- that means i can't-- josh mankiewicz: --something nefarious went on? it means that i can't convict someone of murder. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): prosecutors had one last chance, closing arguments. for five hours, marcia clark reviewed that trail of evidence from bundy to rockingham. clear proof, she said, that simpson killed nicole and ron. and you know he did it. now, these murders di

one of them was detective mark fuhrman. arriving detectives feared the worst, that simpson may have suffered the same fate as his ex-wife. we've just left a bloody crime scene. is simpson in there as one of the victims? josh mankiewicz: so without a search warrant, detective fuhrman jumped the wall and let in the other cops. in one of the estate's bungalows, detectives found simpson's 25-year-old daughter, arnelle. they learned her father was out of town on a business trip in chicago. in the other bungalow, detectives woke up a shaggy-haired young man named brian kato kaelin. kaelin had been living at simpson's house for five months. he'd come to la to be an actor, and now he was about to star in the role of his life, answering questions about where he'd last seen simpson. i'd seen him earlier in the day, and he was talking about women problems. he needed someone to talk to, and i was the only guy probably available. this wasn't normally the relationship you had with him? absolutely not. josh mankiewicz: later that evening,

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i said it to jason fuhrman, he said no, it does in the buy-back.the -- when trump cut taxes, kroger did a big press conference in cincinnati announcing they're going to invest that back into wages. that was the key political issue at that time. i wonder if he can use this leverage on lower corporate prices to invest in price and eat a little bit of the margin because they'll do better on corporate taxes. >> you can argue to see why they didn't, to see why pricing was what it was. it's not clear to me. the last thing that biden seems to understand is that the supermarket prices went up big. you know what we should do? >> talk about ai? >> we should bring in arm holdings. what do you think? >> go for it. >> shares reversing some earlier stupid losses after beating the estimates. david is laughing at me, rememrenee. we know that the analyst seem to have some sort of an mist toward you. you raised everything you said would happen, and what they're keying on, i don't know, this 1% of your business, i don't know. can we just talk about how you yo got ubi

joining us now, jason fuhrman, chair of obama's council of economic advisors. very much for joining us. put this jobs report into context for us. >> this is not something i would recommend someone pay much attention to, as i said, the hurricanes and strikes had a big affect in reality. they also affected the bureau of labor and statistics ability to collect data. they are not reliable. that's why average over a period of time, we have been adding 125,000 a month. the unemployment rate has been steady. right now, we have 3 million more jobs than were projected prior to covid hitting. it's just an amazing record over the last couple of years. >> what about "the wall street journal" saying yesterday that whoever gets elected is going to inherit the greatest economy in many years? >> there's a lot to that. we got growth numbers earlier this week, 2.8%, which is very, very strong. consumer spending was stronger than that. inflation is coming down. we have seen continued jobs. i will bet we see a jobs number higher than normal next month to make up for it. we are in

lee bailey grilling detective mark fuhrman about allegations he's a racist cop with a motive to frame darden. - this is a blockbuster. this is a bombshell. - [ethan] johnny cochran. all of them became celebrities in their own right. - the latest ruckus, prosecutor marcia clark's new do. nbc's kelly o'donnell has a report. - [kelly] marcia clark is playing it straight. gone are the trademark curls. - [journalist] what do you think of marcia's hair? (laughing) - it's come to this. - watching oj simpson go on trial was the first time i really understood intersectionality. oj may have been black, but he wasn't black in the same way that i was black. he wasn't black in the same way that rodney king was black. - [tv reporter] simpson smiling. johnny cochran laughing, as prosecutors struggle to explain why the killer's bloody gloves did not appear to fit oj simpson. - he had money and influence and could wheel those things to get the best lawyers available to him. - if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. - and watching that, i was like, oh, this is not like i