yuri ito, nhk world. >>> the latest business stories from ron madison. >> thank you, shery. boeing executives hope to develop closer production ties with japanese companies. the u.s. aircraft giant said last week that one fifth of the fuselage for its new passenger plane will be built in japan. boeing's japan president made the comments at a meeting of about 30 japanese firms. george mathayo said boeing hopes to expand beyond fuselage production to develop closer ties with japanese partners. nissan motors is among the companies that said the offer has potential. >> reporter: we haven't done business with companies in the aircraft industry. but our cutting edge automobile technology might be valuable for airliners. >> japanese companies built about 35% of the fuselage for boeing's 787 and are said to build about 21% of the next generation wide body 777 x been economy ministry officials say japanese companies have made little headway in sales of flight-related systems and cabinet equipment. >>> government and company officials are facing the challenge of protecting confidentia

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. >> judge lance ito's courtroom was now part of our popular culture. >> o.j.pundits, and a whole new class of tv shows that yammered about everything that happened in court. >> hi, everyone. i'm geraldo rivera. >> but if the audience loved it, twelve jurors didn't see it because they were sequestered, confined to this hotel a few blocks from the courthouse. lon cryer was one of the jurors who actually decided the case. for 265 days, more than eight months, their lives were limited to a courtroom and a hotel room. >> if you are not in any common areas, the only place you can be is in your room with no tv, no phone, no radios, no nothing. >> isolated, bored, often lonely. there was nothing glamorous about being a juror on the trial of the intri. >> -- century. >> i this -- i think you'll be very happy with the entertain many we'll provide for you this weekend. >> there were occasional off day outings around town and there was one business trip when the jury was taken on a tour of the crime scene and simpson's rockingham estate, but what the jurors didn't know wa

>>tshi itoed®ny su turns out of the city's most plenipotent to one of the safest.more on the story. an extraordinary group of leaders. a who's who of city and state political as of his religious community and business leaders. >> said to be leading the city and violent crime. hot people of to see opportunities and see a different path. >> current commitments from business leaders to bring at least 500 jobs to the district. just last month the murder of dr. betty howard drawing national attention. the governor was among those meeting with community leaders here today. >> state attorney in police superintendent everybody looking for fresh solutions. >> i can do things to improve what is happening on the street in the short- term: term solutions to crime the mirror and many others talking about the critical necessity of revitalizing 79th street. he will convene a meeting next week to solidify the proposals. >> we're from >> >> >> risk your could be heard asking her wrapup of. >> a squad car, mel. >> family told me to the. >> u.s. forces sweep up check him for explosiv

this one made by judge lance ito, who ruled the trial could be televised.the cameras would reveal a spectacle that transformed obscure civil servants into household names. >> do you have enough evidence to convict o.j. simpson? >> of course we do. >> the lead prosecutor would be marcia clark, a seasoned deputy d.a. >> the fact the case is filed we have sufficient evidence to convict him. >> we asked marcia clark for an interview. she said no, as did her colleagues on the case, bill hodgeman and christopher darden. the prosecution's case would be built primarily on blood and dna evidence. the time line was also crucial, to show that simpson was alone for 1 hour and 20 minutes, enough time to commit the murders before going to the airport. but this was also where the prosecution's case hit the first of many snags. just before testifying in front of the grand jury, jill shively the woman who claimed she saw simpson speeding away from the crime scene moments after the murders, sold her story to the tv show "hard copy." >> she is the woman who may blow the o.j.

they say they don't know whether it even covers all the nuclear fuel inside, nhk world's yuri ito has more. >> reporter: the march 11 earthquake and tsunami led to meltdowns at three of the plant's reactors. but officials don't know about the condition of the melted fuel inside. they've been trying to cool the fuel by filling the reactor containment vessels with water. but water has been leaking from the reactors. earlier this month, workers used a probe to measure the level and temperature of water inside the vessel at the number 2 reactor. a similar measurement two years ago led them to estimate the water was 60 centimeters deep. but now they've found it's only around half that. officials believe the water level at another reactor is about 10 times deeper. >> translator: we cannot tell at this point whether the fuel is entirely submerged, or if part of it is above the water. >> reporter: the official says the temperature of the water is around 35 degrees celsius. he says that suggests it's keeping the melted fuel cool. tepco officials suspect water is leaking through a pipe into a u

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, lance ito, looked bad, didn't do a good job controlling the room and they said the heck with this,n't want cameras in our courtroom. and if you think back to the big televised trials since o.j., they have almost all been in florida and florida is the state with the famous sunshine law where everything is open to the public. but casey anthony, the zimmerman case, have all been in florida, all the other big cases including every case in federal court has not been televised. so i think there really has been a backlash to cameras in the courtroom. >> even for the conrad murray trial, there were cameras in the courtroom for that. yale, you were o.j.'s attorney from 2000 to 2013. tell us, did he share any insight on that infamous bronco chase? >> yeah. i mean, we used to discuss it a lot, don. and, you know, the most surreal thing to him was that everybody characterized it as a chase and it was never a chase. i think the bronco never went over 35 miles an hour. >> slow speed chase. >> on the phone with law enforcement, they knew where he was going, it was -- really wasn't a chase. a chas

. >> the piece >>> i'm reading names like lance ito, and robert kardashian, marsha clark.ind of smiling. it's bringing back -- it's horrible to say, being a newlywed, coming home from practicing law, liked same way of getting hooked on a soap opera. two people were died, two people were murdered, and this is how i remember it, fondly, paying attention to it. >> and it changed the way the media operates and the way people watch the media. remember 1994, there was hard copy, current affair, her rando had a strip show on dedicated to the trial. appeared our ratings were crazy news, and the networks noticed and said, we have to get a reporter in there. we actually took people inside the courtroom to watch the trial, which was sort of unheard of at that point, and court tv was born from that. >> and you would cap off your day with "larry king live" all the a-listers would be here at cnn, and everyone availed themselves to his interviews. >> there was even if i'm remembering an e-tv or one of the lesser cable networks did a parody every night, like little puppets. >> i forgot, t

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general de justicia de michoacan, en coordinacion con elementos de la secretaria de marina, el ejerc itomexicano, y la policia federal, en donde fueron detenidas 69 personas que portaban armas de grueso calibre. mediante un comunicado oficial se informo que durante dicha operacion no se realizo ningun disparo. el arresto se dio despues de que el lider de las autodefensas, lanzara un desafio al gobierno federal de que tomaria el puerto de lazaro cardenas, junto con cientos de sus seguidores y de que de ser necsario, se trasladaria a morelia, capital del estado en protesta por lo que el considera promesas incumplidas por parte del gobierno mexicano. el comisionado para michoacan, alfredo castillo, dijo que ningun grupo de autodefensa entraria a morelia, ademas anadio, que las personas que quieran seguir armadas van a ser detenidas. las reacciones en el area de la bahia ante esta detencion, no se hicieron esperar. el gobierno esta buscando meter mas miedo, mas intimidacion, pero esta es la muestra de que todos los mexicanos tienen el espejo en michoacan, para que se vean, si no quieren ver

. >> reporter: saki ito lives in tokyo with her husband and four-month-old son. she works for a food company, but she's on parental leave until next year. she has to go on a long waiting list to get her son into a public nursery. she says she and her husband want a second child but she is worried they will struggle to cope. the government cut child allowance two years ago. school fees are rising. that's hurting parents who shoulder much of the cost. only households in three other developed countries pay a greater share of the bill. we have to pay our mortgage and we will need more money for tuition. i'm worried how we can manage our spending. >> japanese families are bringing in less than they used to. those with children tern 10% less annually than they did 15 years ago. she says it may be better to give one child proper care and education than to stretch things in for two. >> translator: i hope the government will foster an environment where women feel secure enough to have children and won't have to worry about the cost to raise them. another factor is the inc

call or click today. [ roars ] hi itoed®ny su and since he will not send u.s.service members back to iraq. the president said this organization could. only to see them give up. the president believes this is a problem of morale. a national security team is preparing other options. believe this crisis cannot only be solved militarily. understand that ultimately it is up to the iraqis. >> we're going to pursue intensive diplomacy throw this. both inside and across the region. never going to be stability unless the our political outcomes that allow people to resolve their differences peacefully. - >> president is expected to make a decision. also plans to move into the persian gulf over the next several hours. the escalating conflict could drive gas prices higher here. othere is a 2% increase. the highest level since last september. if oil prices keep heading north analysts predict prices at the pump could jump more than 20¢. >> may be at risk. that is the finding of an internal audit by the u.s. state department. the report was conducted after the deadly attack i

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tshi itoed®ny su video of an alleged police incident has parent's alarm.the mother of a 13 year- old boy says her school slow to react after the sun became the victim of bullying. >> school officials deny but sandia says there has been a steady pattern of bullying. teachers and administrative move too slowly in order to protect her son. >> the young victim's mother. that answer son the 13 year-old anthony in the plexor trying to fend off for young attackers. sandy was horrified but her son staggered home bleeding from his home. rosters on to the hospital emergency room showing records of the diagnosis and treatment. son suffered a concussion in the beating which the 13 year-old says briefly knocked him unconscious. i blacked out at that moment. >> i'm still in shock. we want to make sure this does not happen again. there's obviously a problem going on out the school. there is a problem with them abiding by the policies and following through with it. spokespeople for the school district say they responded immediately to monday's beating. school district tel

tshi itoed®ny su time for sports. the courtship of antonin clinton stopped in chicago.reports that carmelo will meet with the bulls rockets in mavericks. sources say there is no front runner and he may meet with mark team leader. the chicago bulls have two picks in the first round. he's continuing his hot streak in baltimore. >> you reached that mark faster than any player in history. he gives up a grand slam to nelson cruz. >> he throws a wild pitch and the winning run scored. >> nelson released the relieverthey also released the reliever. >> his agent denied all of those trade rumors. has 45 rbi already surpasses his total from last season. the go-ahead run scored. >> the white sox lose the series 4-1. >> >> he has done it again. you do not see those manvery often. he threw a no-hitter against the padres. his only blemish was a walk. the second of his career. the third this season. >> probably doesn't matter what the weather was. those fans are going to be out there watching the world cup matter what. it is nice to live pack a day with up thunderstorms. >> some intere

tshi itoed®ny su two victories for gay marriage supporters.a federal appeals court strikes down the ban on same-sex marriage. the 14th amendment to protect the fundamental right to marry. a federal judge in india and also rejected the state's law against gay marriage. arguing and violated the clause of the constitution. the attorney general's office says they will appeal. police must first get a warm third only to insure officer safety and prevent destruction of evidence. the court also ruled in favor of tv broadcasters. and a 6-3 decision the justices reversed a lower- court ruling in favor of a company called stereo. the service violates copyrights owned by television broadcasters marketers and distributers. was for rams the company strange. the supreme court says they do not believe the decision will discourage the emergence and use of different kind of technology. federal court ruled the no- fly list as illegal. vanning people accused of links to terrorism and commercial flights as unconstitutional. there's no way people on the list can fi

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yuri ito, nhk world. >>> ukraine's new president says fighting in the eastern part of the country must stop. petro poroshenko called for dialogue to help end the violence between government forces and pro-russian groups. poroshenko met in the capital kiev with the german and russian ambassadors to ukraine and a special envoy from the organization for security and cooperation in europe. he said it's unacceptable that people in eastern ukraine are dying every day. and he called for a halt to the fighting by the end of the week. poroshenko suggested that officials from the eu, russia, and ukraine should hold daily meetings to discuss the situation. he said his country needs to increase security along the border with russia. he said it's necessary to stop the influx of militants and weapons. government forces and pro-russian fighters continued their battles in the city of slavyansk on sunday. the city is a stronghold of the separatists. the leader of a pro-russian group says its members are prepared to continue fighting. >>> let's now get the latest business stories from ron madison. >> al

>>tshi itoed®ny su pollens of kids and adults around the world took the plunge to try to set a new worldrecord. took part in the fifth annual world largest swimming lesson. last year more than 32,000 people from 13 different countries joined in the event. lessons or health and park district schools on the north side. the world's largest swimming lesson started to promote swimming and cut down on a number of drownings. >> where were a little worried about today's record attempt with the weather. kind of quiet right now. we are not done with the thunderstorms mia. you know they come in waves. it permits you to come out and barbecue and between the things. the weekend that some unofficially astronomically begins. the longest day of the year coming tomorrow. it has been a fascinating final week of spring. it has produced a fascinating range of weather. check out the fraud and stratus hut in the clubs downtown. he is a ground-based look at the hancock building. each storm has produced one of those features. from st. john in the end of the storm approached was pretty ominous. finally the couga

hi itoed®ny su no makeup date has been announced. still two games left in the series.avis would pitch to nearly seven solid innings and pittsburgh. cuss deep to right. almost into the river forest 13th homer. >> he hits when people off of the wall for to run double. the chicago cubs snapped a two game skid. >> black hawks have already signed in a prayer for next season. agreed to a one-year deal. he is 23 years old. he also won a bronze medal with sweden in the world championship. can through the nba finals. tied at 8. trespassed the land wade for the layup. san antonio shot in nba finals record 76% in the first half. they pulled in 10 1/4. tracks the baseline for a dunk. scored a career high 29 points. the brunt james was held to 22. the spurs win 111-92. the 21 series lead. trying to snap a two game skid without >> seattle to the game with a 7-2 run. scored a team high 17 points. that is a locator midday sport. i do not blame me. it was pretty raw out there. it still is. it is a little bit warmer. late in to see the numbers we have them for you. look at the shot. the

tshi itoed®ny su it is really summer. thing keeping me from putting in 90 in the forecast for today is the possibility of an afternoon lake breeze. the wind is not very strong. generally this time of year when that happens you conceal the wind off lake michigan. that will cool the downtown area. it will be warmer than we have seen over the weekend. the humidity will be slowly increasing. this morning we're off to a great start. some fairweather cumulus clouds as you see they're drifting over the skyline and over parts of lake michigan. today at the moment we are already above 80 degrees in chicago. st. louis at 88 degrees. take a look at how much of the country is really warm. but is only the midday hour. the only cool spots are out there in the pacific northwest. in chicago at the moment committee is only about 41%. it is not at all uncomfortable at the moment. the dew point to be increasing. that will cause the committee to go up as well. the wind southwest 7 mi. per hour. not strong enough to overcome a lake breeze. vi

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i don't really like having , but we do ito me at my house with helicopters. a guy that put the helicopter on their and flies around. get,erspective that we even from the air or close by with the attached cameras, it's something we can bring people into what we do, which is something we haven't been able to do, so it's great. >> the attached cameras like the go-pro camera. tol us what you expect accomplish this weekend. what events are you in, and when can we see you? vert andlly i was in the mega ramp, which is big air. i will probably focus on the big air. i don't know, i expect to just come out alive, i just want to survive this one and try not to be as hurt and feel good this year. just a couple of things here and there. to breezet try through this and land what i came here to do. onworld cup soccer kicks off june 12. croatia against brazil. do you have any words of encouragement for the brazilian team? >> that is an amazing group of people. from what we saw at the confederations cup, if they keep that dance going, it should be a good thing. the world cup

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the judge, lance ito.all became familiar names. >> if it doesn't fit you must acquit.about. >> and they did. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant, orenthal james sirmson not guilty of murder. >> ordered to pay $25 million to the brown and goldman families in a civil trial. >> john henry smith on that trial. the case had a judge affect on the u.s. justice system. >> in many ways now, juries demand a very high standard of proof. beyond a reasonable doubt, even, in this cause, beyond a shadow of a doubt. now juries wand dna evidence, videotapes of a crime. all sorts of things they didn't know about much less demand before cameras were put in courtrooms. there is a positive legacy to cameras in the courtrooms, that the public understands the process a lot better than it did ever before. people don't believe trials go the way trials go on perry mason. >> i don't want to take anything away from what these lawyers did or the judge did, my colleagues, the analyst but it's not a real trial

the squad that includes samuel ito is reportedly up happy with the bonuses they are offered. >>> barclays is facing a dl$300 million deal according to "the new york times." the claim is related to an investigation conducted by the fraud office into $322 million pounds of advisory fees that amanda stavely gave to barclays during that time. reports say her contract entitles her to receive the same sum. >>> and shares in trouble. the italian lender has failed to open on the first day of the bailout. the shares are suspended after they fell 10% in early trade on monday. they are looking into repealing state aid but it may not be enough to pass the upcoming stress tests while the bank's chairman says he hopes lender will be able to remain independent. >>> a look at u.s. futures heading into the break. we are looking at a mixed picture. if you take fair value into account, only the nasdaq is slightly higher. we'll be right back after a short break. don't go away. >>> japan's gdp is revised higher thanks to a pickup from the first quarter from capex. >>> and fifa sponsors split over allegations

it was oj and that introduced everybody to judge ito, and marcia clark, there's a poll now that 60% ofnow think he was guilty. >> americans kill americans on the battlefield. terrorists over run an entire city in iraq and is president obama trying to throw his pentagon chief under the bus? this is "special report." >> good evening, i'm bret baier. proposal continues to get an earful from congressional lawmaker who didn't hear a thing about the prisoner swap that sent five taliban leaders back to the middle east, a region that erupted today with new violence, including terrorists over taking an entire city once patrolled by u.s. troops. we have fox team

up, and ito angsted was a peace festival and we ended up getting all the headlines. it defined alice to this day. piece, it put him on the map. we had only known it was that easy. >> hasn't been easy to get to tell the stories -- has it been easy to tell the stories? >> there are days when shep is quite loquacious and less. at first he did not trust, where he are you making a movie about me and then as people showed up like sylvester stallone, michael douglas and all these people and told stories and i said, this is off.they said, it took >> did people in hollywood say mike myers wants to make a documentary? >> no, i just made it. i have a very odd career. i just make things. i never really had a career plan. i have these other projects i was working on but shep said yes. >> the first thing i would tell you is do not do the documentary if i was your manager. i had to do it. it had to get out. a fantastic experience. >> why? >> i financed it myself. >> why are you making the move -- movie, because this would be a fun gig to do for a while? >> it was around the time i

any particular storm you can't say. , ito know he warmer waters allowed sandy to get more energy goingorth. hurricanes hit delaware and the jersey shore. >> but when it does. >> in the point is, you only know for sure when it is too late. in your is a great line piece where the guy says, the last generation -- >> we're the first in a ration to feel the effects of climate change in the last generation that can do something about it. that is the governor of washington state. >> a powerful statement. >> i think so. my approach, i am not a climate scientist. i just go with what the experts tell me. the argument i tried to make from the beginning, it gets to the epa rules to president announced on power plants and cleaning them up, let's think about what is happening in the world. we think climate change is happening here in the world is getting hotter. some people don't believe it. you don't believe it, that is between you and your beach house. here is what you better believe. the world is getting flatter. more and more people can see how we live. driving american size cars, eating america

everybody to judge ito, and marcia clark, there's a poll now that 60% of black people now think he was guilty. >> americans kill americans on the battlefield. terrorists over run an entire city in iraq and is president obama trying to throw his pentagon chief under the bus? this is "special report." >> good evening, i'm bret baier. proposal continues to get an earful from congressional lawmaker who didn't hear a thing about the prisoner swap that sent five taliban leaders back to the middle east, a region that erupted today with new violence, including terrorists over taking an entire city once patrolled by u.s. troops. we have fox team coverage tonight. we're at the pentagon with the tragic details of a deadly friendly fire incident in afghanistan. we begin with ed henry and the president is still paying a price for not picking up the phone. good evening, ed. >> reporter: those questions about the prisoner swap keep coming from the white house. the answers keep evolving. as president obama escaped the white house yet again today this time forburgers, his aides continue to get grilled

. >> what about judge ito and the circus and the sidebars, how did that play into it? >> i think this o.j. simpson trial turned into a mini soap opera. it took away the integrity of this murder trial and people became more enamored by who's testifying and what's he going to wear, what's he going to say -- it was almost like someone was auditioning for the trial after the trial. >> i have to wrap it there, brian. but so great to see you in person. >>> our own greta van susteren will have a special tonight. catch it right here on fox. >>> in the meantime, breaking news about bowe bergdahl. he's returning to texas tonight to the brooke army medical center. we'll bring you the latest on that coming up next. >>> and with militant islam appearing to make a comeback overseas, senator john mccain blasting the administration for being caught off guard in iraq. >> i say to the president of the united states, get a new national security team in place. you have been ill-served. >> the white house response to the criticism as islamic insurgents seize control of major cities. >>> an

at the time, they talk about the ratings of the verdict. 91% of tvs at the time listened to judge ito'sher. it was before msnbc, if you can imagine a world without msnbc. that unified us. it was a common experience and everyone had an opinion. >> this is so interesting, this notion that there was potentially more control in celebrity culture so part of what happens is as we are watching this fall from grace or from celebrity, we get to see his experience as a domestic batterer, we get to see all kinds of things on the internal part of his life and i'm wondering if it actually generates a hunger then. because our world now is knowing all the dirt, knowing all of the everything of one another. do you think, clearly it follows the o.j. case but is it causal? >> maybe so. i continue to cover trials around the country for 19 years after that trial, and i did see changes in the courtroom. first of all, cameras didn't cause the spectacle. it was who o.j. was. we got a little bit jaded as americans, got a little more used to the justice system. while there was always an appetite to see a trial

. >> any chance of conviction when judge ito allows the defense to present what becomes known as the fuhrman tapes. they were conversations he had that were recorded ten years earlier during research. >> i mean, that's just how you feel. you got 200 [ bleep ] who are trying to take you prisoner, you just you beat [ bleep ] out of him. >> what was the feeling when you denied using the "n" word? >> surviving. >> i know enough about the law when somebody's supposed to say something like an objection. i looked at clark, that was my signal i need an objection. she did nothing. that doesn't absolve me of responsibility. the department could have dealt with me any way they wanted, which is, that's really what should have been done. but instead, they made a circus out of a courtroom. and they made me the person that had to deliver the entertainment. >> detective fuhrman then appears on the witness stand, shamefully refusing to answer questions about having used the n-word. >> is he a racist? yes. is he the worst lapd has to offer? yes. but the fact that mark fuhrman is a racist and lied abou

t -- ito talk her abou tried to talk her out of guarding me, but she said that she could take them in this world as well as bring them out of it. i did know nothing about the shotgun. after he told me the story, is asked to do ever question -- i asked did you ever question your nonviolence? , and hef the people the only time i ever questioned my nonviolence was when i got married and when i had children. [laughter] >> so what did you do i asked him? what i did was get four big dogs. until all of my children were grown, and that is how he reconciled. important to know that charles sherard grew up in petersburg, virginia. he was a city guy. hollis watkins grew up in the smallest blaze that i can imagine in mississippi. hollis told me that it is important but you see in a sense organizers have to confront and rural communities around weapons. boils down to one question. what is your obligation to people whose lives are endangered because they are responding to you? what is your obligation to those people? hollis says this, i was living with dave howard in holmes county, mississippi. i wa

. >> ito's important because this person was flying to frankfurt. >> it was a very reliable source. somebody i've known for many years. and then this person basically said to me i know you know how to do with g heidi's, but how about nazis. i said what are you talking about? i put down this photograph in a do you know what this says? like you i had no idea who he was talking about. he said this is basically dr. aribert heim. the nickname stuck her death. there was some idea that this person -- this is the photographs. we have actually, if you ever go on youtube, it shows the research with the original footage. so we had the copy of this photograph and this person was hiding in a certain area of cairo. >> resource ato i've heard you think cairo. >> it was the idea, a tape that he had been in cairo in a search area. we're talking about 1 million people. that was all we had. i took the copy of this photograph and basically flew to cairo. we were searching for three days going small hotel to small hotel. >> the source told you he lived in a hotel? >> is a tape he had been living in a sm

the prosecutor marsha clark, the judge lance ito, all became household names. cook ran emitted one of the most famous lines about the glove presented as evidence. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> and they did. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant o.j. as i am no one not guilty of the crime of murder. >> the reaction split the country in two, mostly down racial lines. in the end, simpson was ordered to pay $25 million to the brown and goldman families in a civil trial. >> the case was only the beginning of simpson's legal troubles. he is currently in prison in nevada for the armed robbery of a sports memorabilia dealer. jami floyd, aljazeera legal contributor joins us and timothy sullivan, former senior vice president of noose for court t.v. i want to ask you both about the legacy of this trial from two perspectives, first the legal perspective. >> as you just pointed out, there's been a long legal legacy for o.j. simpson. he's had a number of trials. there's a road rage trial which we didn't mention there and the trial that la

. >> judge ito would have been tweeting during the sdmcase. >> "squawk on the street" is coming up next. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm david faber with scott wapner and sara eisen from the new york stock exchange. carl has the day off, jim on assignment. futures after yesterday's sell-off, a rare one, at least of late. but you can see we are looking at perhaps a slightly down open. although let's just call it more or less not much direction at this point. as for that ten-year note yield, take a look. we're -- we've been hanging around these levels most of this week. you can see moving up a bit, though, of course, after hitting 2.44 not that long ago, 2.40 not that long ago. still less money if you give your money to spain for ten years or france and not much more if you give it to italy. >> the turning report the jobs report last friday. since then we saw treasuries sell off, yields go up. this morning the data not too hot. >> let's give a look at oil prices rising concerns about unrest in iraq. perhaps the idea that the islamists are as much as only 70 m

. >> judge ito would have been tweeting during the sdmcase. >> "squawk on the street" is coming up nextme to "squawk on the street." i'm david faber with scott wapner and sara eisen from the new york stock exchange. carl has the day off, jim on assignment. futures after yesterday's sell-off, a rare one, at least of late. but you can see we are looking at perhaps a slightly down open. although let's just call it more or less not much direction at this point. as for that ten-year note yield, take a look. we're -- we've been

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a young guy twenty two twenty three years old got really caught up in the in the phantasmagorical ito's so much libertarianism and it's just i think it's impossible to reconcile what you doing when you just in your bedroom at a laptop and understand the power of how illegal it is when you do something so you can easily get kind of sucked into it because it is a like a like a drug trip in that sense a lot of people when the internet hit in the mid ninety's they equate it to l.s.d. in the sixty's because it gave this unbelievable amount of freedom and then that became co-opted you know very much as h.b.o. is paid to play the internet is dead as we know it you know the net neutrality is dead then bitcoin comes along and it's again this l.s.d. counterculture movement of freedom but now it's meeting regulation it's meeting resistance it's meeting it is bitcoin going to be able to overcome in and be fulfill the promise of it what do you think. it's a really good question i don't know i mean i think for it to gain a massive traction it's going to need important people to invest their money in

understand and hopefully our batteries would not be necessary right we would not we should not be sacrify ito'ss a sad there are there is information involved that actually should be accessible to all or there should be more accountability by society has a whole people has the right or should have the right to understand how their lives sorry back by surveillance and by government actions and how they can. reaction to old true legal process. first a deed months a year no since edward snowden's leaks rocked the world's political arena join us in our to go special coverage for that but we've also got a report online too on the scandals that was sparked by the n.s.a. revelations it all to you don't come. american lawmakers are taking namecalling to a whole new level of the chinese now by pledging to rename a street in front of their embassy in washington in honor of a jail dissident a nobel prize winner did back is to raise awareness of china's human rights record but he's going to come explains the motives might be less than noble group of thirteen members of congress have sent out a letter to th

the issue of race was introduced by the defense and allowed in by judge lance ito.as a race case based on the facts, but that was irrelevant, because it was established as a race case. the defense effectively made mark fuhrman as the villains, the rogue cop. that's all that mattered. even 20 years later, people are still passionate about their views. >> jim moret, great work then, great work now. so good to see you then. thank you. >> we're back in just a moment. pretty difficult thing to do. but, manufacturing in the united states means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. captain obvious: this is a creepy room. man: oh hey, captain obvious. captain obvious: you should have used hotels.com. their genuine guest reviews are written by guests who have genuinely stayed there. instead of people who lie on the internet. capt