early johnny cochran, when he made a name for himself.s is a case that basically -- johnny cochran redefined civil justice. he brought the theatrical show to the courtroom. everybody recognizes that no one can do it, not the way he did. you saw that prime display with the oj case. what he was able to do or what mr. cochran was able to do early in his career was outstanding. we want to show where he was at the beginning of his career and how it blossomed -- if you need a lawyer, the only lawyer you can get is johnny cochran. charlie: the lawyer you want to get is johnny cochran. anthony: [laughs] charlie: thank you for being with us. back in a moment. stay with us. ♪ charlie: julie chen is here. she joined cbs news almost 20 years ago as a reporter and an wcbs television in new york. moderates "the talk." it has five female hosts. she is part of the writing team. it won its first daytime emmy for outstanding writing. she is also the host for "big brother." that program will begin its 18th season on june 22. i am pleased to have julie chen

case but what johnny was able to do or what mr. cochran was able to do early in his career was outstanding. and you see we want to show where he was at the beginning of his career. and how it blowsommed into, you know, if you immediate a lawyer, the only lawyer you can get is johnny cochran. >> rose: the lawyer you want to get is johnny cochran. >> right. >> rose: thank you, great to see you. much success with this. >> appreciate it. >> back in a moment, stay with us. >> julie chen is here. she joined cbs news almost 20 years ago as a reporter and anchor for wcbs television in new york. she is currently host and moderator of the network's daytime talk show "the talk" it examines topical events and the issues through the eyes of five female hosts. she is part of the program's writing team that won its first daytime emmy in 2015 for outstanding writing special class. she is also the host of the cbs summer reality seergs "big brother." that program will begin its 18th season on june 22nd. i am pleased to have julie chen at the table. welcome.

charlie: are you playing johnny cochran in the film?ly johnny cochran when he made a name for himself. there is a case where -- johnny cochran redefined civil justice. he brought the the ethical show to the courtroom. show to thel courtroom. you saw that prime display with the oj case. what he was able to do or what mr. cochran was able to do early in his career was outstanding. we want to show where he was at the beginning of his career and how it blossomed -- if you need a lawyer, the only lawyer you can get is johnny cochran. --rlie: the only lower lawyer you want to get. thank you for being with us. mr. mackie: thank you. charlie: back in a moment. stay with us. ♪ ♪ julie chen is here. she joined cbs news almost 20 years ago as a reporter and an anchor. she is currently hosted and iterator of the "the talk." has five female host. she is part of the writing team. won its first daytime emmy for outstanding writing. she is also the host for "big brother." that program will begin its 18th season on june 22. welcome. julie: i and the old

. >> did you patch things up with johnny cochran. >> yeah. johnny and i were fine.re here so we could argue about this some more. continue my closing statement in the simpson case. >> the other thing the series gets into is the suggestion that perhaps you and marcia clark had a romantic relationship during the trial. care to confirm or deny? >> i'llwaer h the nship with marcia clark, moment o.j. simpson tried on the for those who think the trial was lost in that moment, what do you say? >> you have to look at the chronology of events in the case. number one, i think the trial was lost before then. i think the glove thing was the most brilliant move in any criminal courtroom in the history of -- >> you do not regret it? >> i can't regret it. i think and save my case. it's a little or simpson >>no. no. >> really? >> the first day i was supposed to appear, i was having back spasms, at home, couldn't get off the floor. i thought i was having a heart attack. i should have stayed on the floor. >> changed your life? >> changed my life. changed me. >> christopher darden, go

my name is johnny cochran. ls-royce. >> stayed that way until when the o.j. murder happened, when that murder case was being filed against him, i called cochran and i said, i want you on our team. i know you can't be here a long time because he's obviously going to come find you. okay, brother, he said, i'll be there as long as i can be. two weeks later he called and said the juice has called. i've got to go. >> worth it. tom brokaw, thank you. we'll be right back. >> thank you, tom. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >>> coming up, reince priebus calls donald trump the presumptive nominee. not so fast, california here we come. we're going to bring in former rnc chairman michael steele, where did his party go? also mike has been at the truck dealership. i'm assuming we're looking at colors now? well, i'm thinki

. >> johnny cochran got really heated. >> i was offended then and offended now. lawyer to say about another in a public courtroom. >> did you patch things up with johnny cochran. >> yeah. johnny and i were fine. i wish he were here so we could argue about this some more. continue my closing statement in the simpson case. >> the other thing the series gets into is the suggestion that perhaps you and marcia clark had a romantic relationship during the trial. care to confirm or deny? >> well, i'll tell you what, i'll wait until marcia is sitting next to me. >> to talk about it? >> in greater detail. you know, people want that. they want a happy ending to what was otherwise a happy ending. >> would be understandable. >> look at it from my position as a lawyer. people looking back at the trial. if i would have said i had a relationship with marcia clark, people would say, we lost the case because we were more interested in intimacy than in the law and the facts. that'd be an even worse position to be? >> i have to ask you about the moment o.j. simpson tried on the glo

. >> behind johnnie cochran in the end, yeah, yeah. >>> to a nightmare for one family.ome invaded in an apparent case of mistaken identity. police say the intruders were looking for drugs forcing tear way in and stabbing the father. clayton sandell has the wife's desperate call for help. >> reporter: this morning, police are hunting for two suspects in a botched terrifying robbery. >> they're in >> 911. >> there's three men that just came in my house and attacked my husband and i. >> reporter: jessica and jesse swift, both middle schoolteachers with two young children at their golden, colorado, home monday night. >> they knocked on my door and then they came in my house. >> reporter: when three men barge inside. >> i have two little kids. >> you have kids in the house? >> yes. >> reporter: jesse grabs a knife and fights back. he is stabbed. >> oh, my gosh. god, please help. please, my husband is bleeding really badly. >> reporter: not before taking one of the suspects down. >> do you know who these people were? >> no, i have no idea. there were three guys. we have one o