well hertz is less than that, and hertz is formed in 1918 and now valued at around 12 billion.david: not bad, thanks, nicole. liz: we got the 20th record of the year for the s&p. let's see how the futures are closing. back to todd horovitz in the pits of the cme. >> reporter: i've been here for every one of them, the markets are closing up on their highs. a lot of data coming out tomorrow, i think it means nothing, we're trading the fed and have the week triple-witching options expiration. should create a lot of volatility tomorrow and friday based on the options expiration. i don't think we'll get a true picture after the options expiration is over. we're on the absolute highs of the day. liz: good to see you, thank you so much. david: thank you. general motors ceo marie barra was back on capitol hill challenged about the company's ignition switch recall delays. here's a little bit of what she had to say. >> i will not rest until these problems are resolved. as i told our employees, i'm not afraid of the truth and not going to accept business as usual at gm. david: ralph nader

that's hertz for today.t more to come on the story. >> the ceo kind of on the hot seat there. you know. he ought to try harder. >> that's the winning one, avis. >> oh. >> rick santelli up in chicago at the cme. >> good morning. well i know everybody talks about the rodney dangerfield stock market, but i don't know. i would peg that more walter mitty and say the walter dangerfield is the bond market. look an intraday chart of ten-year note yields we had about seven basis points of volatility and if you look at a two-day chart we can clearly see what was heading up is heading down here. here we sit. what's fascinating whether you look at the fives at 1.62, tens at 2.57, 30s at 3.42, we're back where we started before the data was released. open the chart up and see how significant things area is for the end of january i will continue to point out the 2.57 low closing yield for february 3rd is an important pivot point. keeps you out of trouble. the market seems to be trading as though most likely we'll close at

commissioner low who initiated a request to use some of the money from the commissioners receiver hertz playground is in one of the challenged and under secondary communities and because of the commission and the great partnership with tlc for can i see and is public works we're renovating the ball field and have resurfaced two basketball courts and given a make over to the playground and playhouse. the ball field which was primarily done on may 3rd with dozens ever volunteers raments the doll dynamic it was contractor for the kids and the in kind grant to make sense and install new bat things and scoreboard and home run fence at the site it mooint might be the best ball field it's amazing. are there's still for work happening i note that those projects are challenging. as you may have read in the paper a similar type of partnership in the city of oakdale their challenging for both is cities and the private partners and the fact we're able to pull on the job projects off is a testament to the partners we have that want to invest san francisco parks and a great credit to my staff both at

hertz stumbling today on accounting troubles. liz: let's head back to nicole petallides.he floor of the new york stock exchange with that story. >> you have to imagine, liz and dave, that the shareholders were pretty frustrated today as they witnessed the dow and s&p hitting these record all-time highs and taint, seeing their shares of hertz down 9% today, closing at 27.73. this is because hertz came out and said they are going to have to restate their financial numbers because of accounting problems from the years 2011 to 2013. as a result of these accounting problems, they have also delayed filing, don't forget, most recently, and they have had other issues as well i was reading about. talk about also that you have a lot of these big hedge funds that are involved, or have been. tough to say if they're still involved, but billionaire larry robinson capital management. and jamie dimon's, york capital management and jeffrey tannenbaum third tree and lobe's third point. you have a lot of big investors into hertz. the chief financial officer was out back in december. so cert

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. >> i like hertz corporation. it's had amazing service and the quality of its fleet is evolving with the demographic of its customers. >> do you like hertz? >> there's accounting irregularities that causes delay in their last quarter earnings release. >> thank you for watch david asman will be back next week. keep it right here for eric bolling and cashin' in. >> i'm very optimistic about iraq. it's going to be one of the great achievements of this administration. >> achievements for obama or al qaeda? terror groups make their way toward baghdad. what will cost america more? if we get involved or if we don't? >> plus their dream is becoming our costly nightmare. illegals are flying in and d.c. wants 2 billion more to deal with it. they enter the u.s. illegally but instead of blaming them perhaps we should be blaming the president for this surge. and then, remember when bill clinton made your head spin with quotes like this. >> it

hertz expected first quarter results to be below estimates because of costs related to that review.ups named a company veteran as its next ceo. the package delivery giant's chief operating officer will take the top job september first, the company's current ceo, scott davis, will become the company chairman. he spoke today about the company's future. >> the biggest issue is we're going to continue to grow our international business. the merging markets are growing quickly. we have responded and we're going to continue to respond accordingly. >> shares were off just a fraction at 103.59. >>> nuts to you or maybe not. shares of diamond foods fell today after the company posted disappointing results. earnings came in well below expectations which the food company blamed on weakness in its nut business. diamond did say it is pleased with its snack unit which included pop secret pop corn. still, shares were down almost 11% to 29.74. that is a lot of almonds. >>> and eddie lampert, and the shares with sears, how to turn around the struggling business. the stock was up almost 2% to $40.80.

the stock was down more than 7%, it closed at $30.47 and hertz might be looking to team up with uber. the car rental company wants to broaden its business and could allow its cars to be rented using uber. a controversial startup with a smart phone application. the buzz drove shares of hertz up almost 5% to $28.33. >>> some of citi groups biggest investors want the bank to go to court rather than pay as much as $10 billion to settle an investigati investigation accordtology a report in the financial times. it is facing charges that it cheated investors by selling risky mortgage backed securities. citi shares up a fraction. shares of air products and chemicals surged after the company named a new ceo. the industrial gas producer is activist investor bill ackman is holding the ceo to take the top job. the stock closed at an all-time high up 7.5% to $130.72. >>> shares of amazon.com moved higher today, up nearly 3% after the nation's largest online retailer unveiled the first ever amazon branded smart phone. the big question, what is amazon after with this new product. josh lipton has mor

at that time we found about 2,000 meg hertz of candidate bands to look at and we're still working our way through those. so far we've identified about 405 megahertz of the 3500 that could be reallocated. two bands the f.c.c. will be auctioning off later this year. nose of -- are of particular interest among the carriers. >> is there resistance among those that have spectrum? >> resistance isn't the right word. the federal agents are excited to meeting the president's goal. the problem is we have a finite opt of spectrum. growing demands, the commercial industry, which has seen exploding demand for more speck strum -- spectrum and the thadge -- challenge is how do we take these increasing demands and find a way to satisfy both of them. the big advance in terms of what we've been doing in the last few years is to settle on spectrum sharing as the only bay through this, which means finding ways for the federal agency and commercial folks to co-exist in the same freak sis in the same locations at the same times. a lot of this is going to require new engineering work but we're already seei

what is going on at hertz? >> tough to look at record market day and hertz global is down 8.8%.hey have to restate their numbers for the years 2011 through 2013 because of some accounting issues and so with that statement, the stock plummets down 9% basically. don't forget back in december the chief financial officer did step down. their revenues have been a little weaker lately. most recently however, they will have to go back into the books and do some restating and fixing those accounting errors which puts everything in jeopardy a little, right? uncertainty on it. a little pull back today. melissa: absolutely. nicole, thank you so much. welcome to the barbell economy. we finally recovered all the 8.7 million jobs lost during the recession but as low and high-skilled jobs make up total market, middle class jobs seem to be gone for good. this is rough news for all the new college grads, more than half who actually found jobs in the last few years don't even need for degrees for the jobs they managed to land. joining me our very own charlie gasparino and economist peter morici a

hertz is down after it reported errors in recent financial reports, hertz saying it'll have to restate from the last three years. that's never good under these circumstances, it's bad, down nearly 9% for hertz right now, getting clipped by $2.69, having trouble recovering any of what it has lost. and moments ago i sat down with ford's outgoing ceo alan mulally. known, perhaps, as the greatest turn around ceo of our generation. remember, he led ford through the very dark days of the financial crisis and great recession, a near bankruptcy, and he refused to take any government bailout money. he officially steps down as chief executive on july 1st, and today in a one-on-one interview, a most revealing one, he sat down with us, and here is what he had to say when i asked him the essential question on everyone's mind. what are you going to miss most about ford? >> the people. ford attracts the best and brightest. they care, they're important, they've had great success. and, of course, our dealers, their business people, they care so much about the customers. our suppliers that are dedicated

. ♪ hertz the superstar >> you know it. >> everybody stand back. >> but it wouldn't be those accoladescelebrity that he'd be most remembered for. instead, it would be his connection to a grisly double murder. >> he deserves to be in jail for murder. for slaughtering two people. and not giving a damn one way or the other about anybody but killing them. >> tom lang was a detective with the los angeles police department. he couldn't tell me how he really felt 20 years ago, but he sure can now. >> simpson is a sociopath. simple as that. it took about 30 seconds for us to figure that out. >> let's go back to june 13th, 1994. how brutal was that crime scene? >> slashed, stabbed, everything else. nicole was nearly decapitated. a very bloody scene. it was obvious that ron goldman had fought and fought hard. >> the scene t a nicole's condo did not add up. who was ron goldman and why was he there? as the lapd inspected the crime scene at south bundy drive they discovered a bloody glove. >> of course, the interesting thing was, it was the left glove. bloody trail, tailing in conjunction with foot

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>> do you like hertz? >> there's accounting irregularities that causes delay in their last quarter earnings release. >> thank you for watch david asman will be back next week. keep it right here for eric bolling and cashin' in. >> i'm very optimistic about iraq. it's going to be one of the great achievements of this administration. >> achievements for obama or al qaeda? terror groups make their way toward baghdad. what will cost america more? if we get involved or if we don't? >> plus their dream is becoming our costly nightmare. illegals are flying in and d.c. wants 2 billion more to deal with it. they enter the u.s. illegally but instead of blaming them perhaps we should be blaming the president for this surge. and then, remember when bill clinton made your head spin with quotes like this. >> it depends upon what the meaning of the word is. >> well, hilary is redefining what broke means. >> we came out of the white house not only broke but in debt. >> the problem is the clintons raked in more than $12 mi

we're on item 8 hertz playground pathways. >> morning commissions general manager thirds graders i'm the director for the leadership of the department today, i'm asking for a discussion and possible action to authorize staff to a enter into a grant agreement with a lewis construction company and the reply rec and park department for $117,000 to improve a pathway in terminations of the in kind grant agreement and to recommend that the board of supervisors accept this in kind grant and while this is a pathway project it's actually a small piece of a bigger hole that the general manager referred to in his report this is part of the departments overall focus on this once challenged vast improved park in visitacion valley. this pathway will literally and you conceptually connect some of the renovations that's gone on in the playground. specifically the pathway goes from the back of the renovate koffman pool up to the also renovated baseball court this commission at the behefty of commissioner low approved that project out of the small property owner con against refers last year this ties

in group "f" bosnia hertz go veen ya played argentina in the first ever world cup appearance. the argentinian star struck his first goal of the tournament in the 65th minute. bosnia herzegovina pulled one back in the 85th minute, but argentina held on for a 2-1 victory. argentina leads group "f" which sees its next match on monday when iran meets nigeria. >>> thousands of excited fans over the weekend watched japan play its first world cup match against godivar. nhk world's norika okata reports. >> reporter: japanese fans watched the game live on screens across the country. more than 5,000 fans gathered at this stadium near tokyo to cheer their team. in kotivar's largest city abgeneral, thousands of people gathered at an open space in the city's center to cheer their team. in brazil's largest city sao paulo, japanese clad in the blue uniforms gathered to cheer for japan. the start whistle sounded. japan opened the scoring 16 minutes into the game. star striker kahunda slammed the ball into the net with his left foot. the team seemed to be gaining momentum. fans celebrated the

. >> zach hertz could have a breakout season.rookie year he couldn't join the birds until training camp. this year he's able to go to all organized team activities. he tells us he can make a big jump this season. >> i think there's a huge comfort level. obviously the second half of last year i started to play more, play more comfortably. i think it's going to be the same thing again this year. >> nick foles, when he came back this year, because now he's the man, now he's the starter. what have you seen with him comfort level wise and attitude wise? >> yeah, i think he trufl is the leader of the team now. where he takes the us is where we're going to go. he's so much more comfortable than last year. i think the sky's the limit for him this year. >>> mercy, the phils have the night off. the only team with a worse record, rays brought in a seminole medicine man to rid them of bad spirits. maybe the phillies should do that. cole hamels had his jersey retired at the minor league affiliate in lakewood, new jersey. the phils could be ge

hertz, campbell soup, mattel. how do you justify uber? >> unbelievable.back and said how on earth is an app worth $18.3 dl? i asked him. he said i don't need to justify this. it's all about growth. obviously, controversy. we looked at the protests that happened in europe. i asked about the growth and some of the controversy. listen to this. >> to give you a sense of the size of what we're talking about, uber is basically responsible for haadding 20,000 jobs to the economy every month. you look at that, the fact we're doubling every six months. and really doing billions of dollars in transactions a year, the numbers get big quick. >> reporter: how much of a risk factor would you say some of the regulatory issues are? >> it's really common when we go into a city that the incumbents, the taxi industry, are often trying to protect a monopoly granted them by local officials. >> reporter: is uber competing kind of with the taxis and this kind of thing? or completely creating a new market? >> we feel we're creating a new market, where people who previously were

that boosted up past conventional car rental companies like hertz and avis. uber bills itself as everyone's private driver allowing people to get a car ride through a phone app. the company announced it's raised more than $1 billion from a prestigious list of investors and venture capitalists. the ceo says it's transitioned to a way of life for millions of consumers in 40 countries around the world. >>> a bone ndoughnut ball that e you squirm. after people find a dentist through us, they often say, "i wish i'd done this sooner." don't let that be you. you know your teeth are important. so don't put it off any longer. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ >>> we'll be back in a half hour. coming up at 6:00, getting more creative. how startups are pulling out the stops to attract the best talent. >>> get a pencil. the giants game, some of our primetime program is moving. this is the lineup. the mets versus giants here at 7:00 on nbc bay area. you can watch brian williams special on d-day at 8:00 on tv 36. that will be followed by "dateline." "crossbones" is scheduled to

. >> also look at hertz. >> that does it for us. the president on power lunch coming up. >> half time is over. power lunch and the second half of the trading day start now. >> we await the president with remarks on iraq. a new kind of cyber attack hitting wall street. we have the story live from washington. blackberry on a tear? yes, this stock is up and 11% today. there you see it one week almost 14% higher. right now it is moving higher after a unexpected loss. the ceo is john chen and he is live with us in minutes. and we are live in chicago to see what the stars are saying about stocks today. we have four and five star story to tell you. the president is expected to speak any minute on iraq. we expect details on the next steps they will tay on that situation there. first though, let's check in with sue. hi, sue. >> hi, tai we start with a cnbc exclusive a major cyber attack on a hedge fund. amon over to you. hi, sue, that is right. the experts at systems applied intelligence are telling cnbc that they have stopped a cyber attack

hertz considers toyota camery a full-sized car. toyota, a jfzpmedium-sized car.your side does an excellent job of bringing issues to the public. i want people to know make sure they know what they're signing. >> if you have a consumer complaint let me know about it. >> i don't want a car too small >> next, a new technology allowing you to respond to an emergency within seconds >> it could make the difference between life and death. back in a moment. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you ithe part of us thatis a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal st

hertz considers toyota camery a full-sized car. toyota, a jfzpmedium-sized car.ive her two vouchers. >> i believe 7 on your side does an excellent job of bringing issues to the public. i want people to know make sure they know what they're signing. >> if you have a consumer complaint let me know about it. >> i don't want a car too small >> next, a new technology allowing you to respond to an emergency within seconds >> it could make the difference between life and death. back in a moment. >>> an ingenius technology is getting more powerful. it's a smart phone app that is getting emergency care to heart attack victims, much more quickly. here is my abc7 morning news co-anchor. >> for ambulance crews, racing cardiac patients to the hospital is a life saving routine. but often, it's the first moment after a heart attack that make the difference. >> it's depending on rapid bistander cpr. >> the director of the chest pain center the hospital helped launch a smart phone system designed to help create an army of citizen cpr investor s. >> meaning a defibrilator is avail

. -- hertz. is that nuts? sarah joins me.a valuation guy and is a fascinating business, but that is a big number. >> it is huge. you have to look at them in context. air bnp is a startup that was raised at $10 billion in valuation. there has been more venture capital financing in the first quarter this year since 2001. we are close to bubble levels with that. i think uber wants to stake its as the ceo put it as a record-breaking valuation company. >> you said context. i think the true concept -- context is a yield curve and where people can find a true return on their investment. said, let me offer context of companies in the s&p 500 that have similar market caps, like chipotle. edison, we're talking about businesses freehave long histories of cash flow generation and rewarding investors, even dividends, god for bid. are we in a notion were the private rounds will be bigger than a private -- a round one goes public? >> it gets into dangerous territory. can hoover be as big as those companies you just mentioned? can they be bi

hertz going to fort myers. toyota moving to plano, texas.icrosoft, where are you going to invest in the future, looking at miami, texas, and florida. places like this are one of those nine states. >> when you talk about jobs in the u.s., almost every conversation at some point goes to tax reform. this is also under the umbrella of job creation. we have been talking about this for a long time but we can't get anything going in terms of tax reform. >> what can you get going in the u.s. congress these days? if the republicans do carry the senate, then we're going to be in total paralysis unless something more dramatic happens to bring us together. >> we have got the highest tax rate in the developed world. this is a big problem. this is an encouraging companies and rewarding companies to go elsewhere and take away the jobs that we need. these are good jobs. >> good jobs. >> we don't want to lose these. >> is the economy finally going spring forward? our panel looks ahead next on "sunday morning futures." humans. we are beautifully imperfect cre

found only 9% for hertz global. they have about 90% of the car market.ts. this is because of some accounting issues that they had. their chief financial officer back and december was replaced. there were some accounting issues. this is not good news for hertz. down 9%. >> that is a drop and a half. thank you very much, indeed. look at this. an 89-year-old d-day veteran parachuting into the same field that he landed into the normandy invasion 70 years ago. compare that to now. questions about our countries leadership. joining us now from washington is thomas. welcome to the program. i want you to make a comparison. what happened then and what is happening now? >> stuart, there is no way that the united states would trade a deserter for title and a whole host of other german leaders which these high valued terrorist were. we would not do that. there is no reason today why we would do that. we have an administration that wants to lead from behind. does anyone think that the united states was reading from behind? no way. we had the largest number of people e

it is pretty much an application with an invitation to drivers is worth more than hertz a company thatand decades. do we want to stop the growth of companies with brand new ideas? >> we do not banal they have enough money to pay lawyers. [laughter] to work out what needs to be worked out. it has to happen they will not get away without. >> pay the lawyers is the answer? >> that could be the effect. gerri: thank zero. have a great weekend. here is what you are tweeting. if you could would use which careers? >> yes. to be a stand-up comedian for what it is worth five college student hoping to switch to a better career. >> not settled. i switched careers and it has been a great. >> the american dream is alive and well for those willing to work and sacrifice if they think the dream is dead there waiting for the ministate to fulfill their wishes. is it dead? no. just the temporary setback. >> has the office of the president lost in the common touch? mimics strictly speaking of this administration and the reason why is it never had a common sense to begin with. gerri: thank you for that. wit

here in the federation of bosnia hertz. the bosnian serve quite different. he's a nationalist hero who served to unite the southern slavs, now known assuag as yugoslavia. >> 100 years ago a teenager struck a blow against the austrian empire occupying his homeland. he murdered the arch duke ferdinand and his wife as they toured sarajevo. as the open top car turned at this corner the assassin was waiting with a loaded gun. security feared this earlier, they decided to change the route. the car was not meant to turn here at all, but nobody turned the driver. so at this very spot the car came to a high school a halt as the driver realized the error. it led the world to war as austria hungary retaliated against serbia and others joined in. but it led to the birth of yugoslavia after the war. it was later destroyed by ethnic wars in the 1990's. today his legacy is shaped by politics and perception. >> was he a hero or maybe rather a terrorist? endless debate started in 90's. one group he will be hero in the future, also. and for the others he will be terrorist or

they loved in movies and on tv was so charismatic -- >> nobody does it better than hertz. >> and so likablee smile, charm, beautiful wife. but that wholesome image would be hard to maintain. first, the arrest for a double murder. then, days later, police would release a shocking recording. >> we have to be in compliance with the law and release this material. >> it was a 911 call made by nicole brown simpson in 1993. >> 911 emergency. >> can you get someone over here now? he's back. please. >> okay, what does he look like? >> he's o.j. simpson. i think you know his record. >> okay, just stay on the line. >> i don't want to stay on the line. he's going to beat the [ bleep ] on me. >> wait just stay on the line so we know what's going on. does he have weapons? >> i don't know. he went home now he's back. the kids are upstairs sleeping and i don't want anything to happen. >> okay, just a moment. >> o.j., could you please leave? please? please leave. >> i'm leaving with my two [ bleep ]ing fists is what i'm leaving with. >> seven months later nicole brown simpson was dead. >> you know, i miss n

. >> nobody does it better than hertz. >> and so likeable. he seemed to have it all. the smile.rm. beautiful wife. but that wholesome image would be hard to maintain. first, the arrest for a double murder. then, days later, police would release a shocking recording. >> we will release the material. >> a 911 call made by nicole brown simpson in 1993. >> 911 emergency. >> can you get someone over here now. he's back. please. >> okay. what does he look like. >> he's o.j. simpson, i think you know his record. >> okay, just stay on the line. >> i don't want to stay on the line, he's going to beat the [ bleep ] -- >> just stay on the line so we know what's going on until the police get there, okay? are there any weapons? >> i don't know. he's back and the kids are sleeping. i don't want anything to happen. >> oklahoma, could you please leave? >> seven months later, nicole brown simpson was dead. >> i miss nicole terribly. i know that she's here. i know she's with me. i just remember myself being so angry. and it took me 13 years to get over that anger. i want to be able to remember ni

simpson was a media personality, had hertz commercials, the man. just looking at robert cards ash yan, walking in and out of the courtroom every day, it was sorries case, and he will against, that's what i remember about him. and to think about what the kardashian name now means, in the world of public opinion? crazy. >> was married at the time of the trial to chris, now jenner? >> he was not married. i do remember, that chris, and bruce jenner, would come and visit. remember, famously went to visit -- >> oh, right. >> yes, so i don't think they were married at the time. but chris was friends with nicole. >> that was the thing, remember, people new of this chris woman. but really it was about this olympic athlete bruce jenner going to visit o.j. simpson. remember, these were huge stars so to be olympic champion, o.j. simpson of football media fame, all casino of colliding together, yes, it was amaze to go know who these people were. >> so going down, extrapolate from that then, say the los angeles people started know the name kardashian back in the

that makes it worth more than conventional car rental companies like hertz and a advivis.ber's ceo says the company is no longer a scrappy startup. it has transitioned for a quay of life. >>> too many cords plug nootd a power outlet may have caused a deadly fire in heyward. three people were asleep when flames broke out. a man and his wife escaped. but the wheelchair bound aunt couldn't get out. >> they were out here, screaming. and we saw flames coming out of the roof. from that room. that's where the fire started, i think. and it just, you know, expanded. >> the fire spread quickly, blocking the front door of the house. firefighters pulled the aunt out after knocking down those flames. firefighters said they tried everything they could to revive her but were unsuccessful. >>> the family of a california fire captain killed in the line of duty received a big donation today. they gave a 2013 hyundai sew nah at that to the family. he left behind a fiance. she says the timing couldn't have been better. >> sophia's father was a captain at the fire department. and he was a line

just to put that in perspective, at that valuation, uber is worth more than avis, hertz and sony. this has people asking, are we experiencing a massive tech bubble. investors be wary. if there is a tech bubble and it's ready to burst. how much damage could it cause? when pets.com and many other web based companies were falling victim to the last tech bubble, it helped drag the economy into recession. with an app that says yo, with that bringing it in a million. this is dangerous. it's high time to figure out what is going on. this does seem to me like this is the thing we're going to write about five years ago. >> is this is where we say, you ran out of ideas, we're going to get the million dollar idea to anybody who walks in the door. can you come up with good talking points about it. it's a low latency communication app. it makes sending a message like one tap, versus 11 taps to send to yo, it's not the yo that's important, it's the fact that you can ping someone. >> i'm defending the concept that you can have an app that does one thing simply. the guy that came up with this app

lead with me in our buried lead. 20 years ago he was a well-liked former nfl star with a sideline in hertz june 12th, 1994, his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson and her friend john goldman were murdered with o.j. the prime suspect. he was supposed to turn himself in but it turned into the most auto chase ever. here to report o.j.'s wild ride. >> it's going to be a lot better tomorrow. believe me. please. we'll let you go up to the house but we need you to throw it out the window. >> reporter: thousands of fans and spectators stop everything, including driving, just to get a front row seat to o.j.'s bronco drama. >> people were jamming on their brakes, jumping out of their cars, sometimes in the middle of the freeway to run over to the side to cheer o.j. on. >> reporter: airline pilot brian cherkas was visiting his parents in l.a. when he learned the juice was on the run and coming his way. >> all the media networks showed this in a pretty much play-by-play action. i knew o.j. was traveling north up the 405 and i realized i only lived two blocks from him so i realized i should go there and see

a report from bosnia and hertz ga vena. >> reporter: it was at this bridge that 16 men were shot by serby in 1992. four of the victims were found in previous years, but they think this is also the site where the remaining 12 are buried. they were syrians from a nearby village. >> translator: so far we have found two complete body with his their hands tied behind their backs and laid face down in a shallow grave. >> reporter: families of those missing are hoping for a closure and what remains of the loved ones to be found the hope of them being found a life faded a long time ago. he is one of those waiting to hear any news about his father who was executed by serb vinnie paramilitaries in 1992. ever since he has been searching for the remains of his father. >> translator: we hope the remains of my father will finally been found it's been more than 22 years and we still don't know where they are. i would like to find him and give him a proper burial. >> reporter: last week's record flooding in this region uncovered a number of human rains in the northern town. forensic experts have begun d