kato lived in the house, he oj had.n an empty bungalow that kato's friendship went back with nicole.th her prior to moving in with oj, just as friends. i think he lived in her extra because sita that she had. -- her extra casita. kato was friends with nicole, obviously he was an acquaintance of oj from living there, but this was a dear friend of his that died. this is something, she was very close to him and her entire family. kato has this incredible personality that just came to life during the trial. it was the biggest story that we have ever really experienced in the beginning of reality tv. kato was a big star it infamous our famous, however you want to describe it. he was probably one of the 10 most recognizable people in the world because he was in on the trial and he was just entertaining. his wholesomeness, honesty and integrity, all these great qualities he has were on display and people really gravitated to him. but he has been in the public eye for the last 30 years because of this and has handled it really well. >> you also have connections to oj. >> is kind of like dark

kato lived in the house. his printable and technical. close with her and was with her prior to moving with oj —— he was friends with nicole. when she moved back in with oj, oj offered and if the bungalow in his back yard and that's how kato lived there, so actually was friends with nicole. he was in a queens with oj with living there, but this was a dear friend with living there, but this was a dearfriend of with living there, but this was a dear friend of kato's that died, nicole brown simpson, so his reaction, i am nicole brown simpson, so his reaction, iam interested. this nicole brown simpson, so his reaction, i am interested. this was something, she was very, very close to him, her entire family, so then kato became the star of the trial because he has this incredible personality that just. .. because he has this incredible personality thatjust... when you have 100 million people around the world watching the trial and it was the biggest story we've ever really experienced, the begin of reality tv, max lee was a big star. he became

-— kato kaelin.ing me. what went _ kato kaelin. thank you for having me. what went through - kato kaelin. thank you for having me. what went through your - kato kaelin. thank you for having i me. what went through your head? immediately _ me. what went through your head? immediately i _ me. what went through your head? immediately i thought _ me. what went through your head? immediately i thought of _ me. what went through your head? immediately i thought of my - me. what went through your head? l immediately i thought of my father's passing and how it was not so much about oj, the foremost expressed condolences to the children. losing someone is never easy but i give more of my feelings to the goldman family, they lost their son. the sister and the brown family. nicole was a beacon of light, she was bright and i do not think people should everforget her. you bright and i do not think people should ever forget her. you were friends when _ should ever forget her. you were friends when you _ should eve

kato thank you very much.for having me and thank you so much. >> martha: kato kaelin joining us one day after we got the news of o.j. simpson's death. >>> so breaking news out of memphis. a young officer shot and killed in the line of duty. what we are now learning about one of the suspects prior rap sheet and release without bond. >> that looks complicated. it's why vision works organizes your frames see the difference. nothing makes a gathering great like eggland's best eggs. they're just so delicious. with better nutrition, too. for us, it's eggs any style. as long as they're the best. eggland's best. we know you care. [music plays] but if this is all too real for you and your loved ones. make the call. because we care too. ♪ home instead. to us, it's personal. dupixent helps you du more with less asthma. and can help you breathe better in as little as two weeks. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause aller

kato for vp. kato is deep. i like that.om michi mark for michigan. o.j. in god's courtroom now. and we believe god. >> judges barbara frompids m grand michigan. thank you for informing us of the truth of that. chicagicu foro. we would have never known if itr wasn't for primetime. y yo >> well, that's why you're not allowed to watch anything else except the masters anyth. >> susan from washington. i don't know who want to slap the most handsome man in the world. >> why, thandsome mak you. >> stuart from bel air, california. do i need to get johnny a sportt coat? i mean , how rude of him not o to show up to sharpton's event without a sport jacket. >> how rude. i'm waters, and this is my world. and welcome to hannity.elcome tonight, a deadly shootout caught on tape. to26-year-old dexter reed kille- during a traffic stoye

kato kaelin thank you so much for joining the "jesse watters primetime". it is a crazy day.ut the families, i think it really rings true. thank you for joining us, really appreciate it. >> thank you for giving me time to say that. i appreciated jesse, thank you. >> jesse: the masters, henry's musical and ddi thursday, that is ahead. [ ♪♪ ] file 100% free with turbotax free edition. roughly 37% of taxpayers qualify... form 1040 and limited credits only... see how at turbotax.com... that's me! even space age technology can't prevent accidents at work. so talk to your agent about workers's comp insurance from pie, or visit pieinsurance.com. safety first, then pie insurance. [ ♪♪ ] >> jesse: it is an election year and joe biden is in trouble. one reason why, donald trump is attracting blacks. yesterday at chick-fil-a, it was all love. >> we support you, don't care what the media says. we support use. >> mr. trump: let me give you hug! [ laughter ] [ cheering ] >> so cute! >> jesse: the media knows which way the wind is blowing so they're trying to stir things up. the george floy

the weakness in the japanese currency is also an attraction for visitors, according to kumi kato, a tourismami or the cherry blossom viewing over two months from march until may are estimated to attract about 3.7 international visitors with a direct spending estimate in us dollars of 37 million. as you said, it is the first year without those covid restrictions and also with some countries it coincided with the easter holiday also i'm happy to sayjapan seems to be on the wish list for a lot of people who regard japan as a special destination. i think, i'm happy to say, the country does offer a safe and a quality product and service and that's genuine and honest. it's must be encouraging to see numbers return to japan to go higher than those before covid. how much of a factor, though, is the weak yen playing in this? i think it does play a big part. a lot of people seem to be quite surprised when they come to the country that japan is quite affordable. i thinkjapan still has this very perceived image about it's a very expensive country, like very expensive strawberries or very expensive melo

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kato kaitlin. >> what does he look like now?oesn't age. >> richard: with that hair? >> jesse: same hair. >> dana: you should ask him some secrets for your own. richard? >> what's the farthest you ever ran? first person ever to run the entire length of africa. 352 days. the journey was across 16 countries it. came with abundance of challenging, including food poisoning, being robbed at gunpoint it. didn't stop him. he finally made it to the end where folks flew out to run alongside him to the finish line. congratulations, russ. i wouldn't have done it but god bless him. >> judge jeanine: what do his feet look like? >> richard: i don't know e needs a pedicure, i can guarantee it. >> dana: one way to travel. i don't know if i would recommend it but i would recommend watching us tomorrow. we will be here. thanks, that's it for us, everybody. have a great night. >> bret: hey, dana, love the penguins. >> dana: i do too. i love them. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight growing concern offer con grexal key counter-te

reporter: what really stood out in this extraordinary trial was, you know, names like judge lance ito and kato kaelin. they became household names. and, you know, this was a phenomenon that consumed the nation. and then after months and months of testimony, none of us expected when after just a few hours of deliberation, the jury came back with a verdict. and then that verdict was read, not guilty. i think even -- even on those who welcomed that, you could see the shock on their faces, norah. >> john blackstone, thank you so much. >>> we want to turn now to the weather with another round of powerful storms sweeping across the southeast. two confirmed tornadoes touched down in florida today while the rest of the region is dealing with pounding thunderstorms, hail, and flash flooding. cbs's tom hanson reports it's all part of the same system that's now blamed for two deaths. >> we have a confirmed tornado. holy [ bleep ]. >> reporter: this homeowner capturing a tornado moving towards his neighborhood outside of st. augustine, florida, this afternoon. the storm sending backyard furniture flying a

varied as we saw at the end, but people got to watch it, so people would say, hey, what about that katotimony today, or what did you think about mark fuhrman's testimony? it became a cultural touch point. i think it still stands for a lot of -- we learned a lot about america through the lens of that trial. >> even in the country just about knew who kato calin and mark fuhrman were, it was unbelievable. chloe, let's talk about today. i think it was shocking news to a lot of people. what are we learning about how o.j. simpson died? >> reporter: so we know that it was cancer. in a statement from his family, they say that he was surrounded by his children and grandchildren and that they're asking for privacy, but reports circulated in february that he had been diagnosed with prostate cancer and that he was in hospice, but he actually took to x, formerly known as twitter. and he said hospice? hospice. i'm not in hospice. i'm not dying, so we have not been able to confirm that it was prostate cancer that ultimately caused his death, but we know that he had been sick for quite a while, chris.

supply trucks were unable to get into the facility from kato road. that road now back open.s for any arrests, i can say that from our vantage point we did not witness any, but we will certainly be checking back in with police for any updates on that. julie >> all right. zac sos live in fremont tonight. zach. thank you. well, protesters also caused major traffic backups on interstate 880 in oakland today. they took over the northbound lanes of the highway at fifth and embarcadero. it all started at about 615 this morning, just as the morning commute was getting underway. today, dozens of chp officers in riot gear watching as the protesters waved flags and painted the colors of palestine on the center median of the highway. >> well, there's a genocide going on halfway across the world, and people have to be informed about it. whether it's going to work, whether it's on social media. people need to stay informed of what's going on. babies are dying, officers say protesters used 55 gallon drums filled with concrete and attached themselves to them with chains. >> the chp says sev

. >> and today on gma, kato kaelin is reliving the events that changed his life forever. he was a friend of oj and nicole brown simpson and was a witness in the case. here's abc news reporter andrew dymburt in this morning's gma first look. >> a key witness in the oj simpson trial speaking out. >> it was so surreal. like this is a criminal trial. >> simpson's house guests at the time of the murders was kato kaelin. >> so the experience of me walking as a witness into a courtroom for a double homicide was the first time i'd ever been in a courtroom talking about how he felt as the country watched him on the stand. by taking my time, people made judgments that i was making things up, and it was the furthest thing from the truth i was. i was called so many names. i was called a freeloader. i was called a liar. i was a pariah. i was even an assassin's target. but through it all, the court of public opinion already made up their mind of who i was. >> and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have more reaction to the death of oj simpson. plus, legal expert dan abrams shares his experience

. >> juju: and kato kaelin, the famous simpson house guest. >> how did people treat you after the trial hate. so many times i've gotten messages of, "you should have been the guy that was murdered." >> juju: she explored what grief looks like decades after violent crime. >> those of us that are living it, we have to figure out a way to make room for all of that throughout the day, whether it's grief or the loss from it, the anger from it, the emotion that comes with it. >> juju: kim said her wig brother was her protector. >> my dad raised us from when we were 3 1/2 and 6. he was a single dad. we could rely on each other. >> every picture of them in my mind is the two of them together, holding hands, together in some format. that was who they were. it never changed. judge nicole brown's family in an interview with diane sawyer before the criminal trial recounted the last time they saw her. >> she was in great spirits. the best we'd seen. >> reporter: leaving dinner at the restaurant meza luna in brentwood hours before the murders. >> we walked one way to the parking lot, she walked off w

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at this time, the protesters are moving along kato road on their way to tesla, but they don't appear to be blocking traffic. our crew on the ground says traffic is backed up because there are police stationed at all tesla entrances, but were of course, keeping, of course, keeping a close eye on that. and we'll have more on the protest tonight at ten. heather. >> all right. as you mentioned, a national day of protest. we also say saw some demonstrations in new york, chicago and eugene, oregon. crystal, thank you. back to that major protest, though, here in the bay area on the golden gate bridge, as we take a live look at the iconic bridge tonight where traffic is moving along fairly nicely earlier today, though, traffic, it came to a complete standstill when protesters chained themselves through tubes to other people who were inside stopped vehicles. the demonstrators say they wanted to disrupt traffic to draw attention to u.s. taxpayer funds being used for military aid. for israel's ongoing war with hamas in gaza, and also happened on the same day that federal income tax returns here

celebrities out of the defense and prosecution teams, the judge and even the witnesses, including kato was living in simpson's guest house at the time of the killings. >> i wish to express my love and compassion to the goldmans, to fred and to kim. i hope you find closure and finally, to the family of the beautiful nicole brown simpson. may we always cherish her memories. nicole was a beacon of light that burned bright. >> joining us live to discuss simpson's lasting impact on american society, it's multifaceted, is professor nolan higdon from cal state east bay. can you give us a sense how big of a deal this case became? >> oh, yeah. this was, you know, a massive cultural event. not only were news media paying attention to every detail from the discovery of the murder to the charges and trial, but the citizenry was paying attention constantly. i believe there were some commentators who said the night o.j. simpson was running from police in his white bronco, they saw a huge spike in people ordering delivery food. people didn't want to stop to cook. they wanted to watch the chase. i can

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. >> kato kaelin, who lived in simpson's guest house at the time that simpson's ex-wife, nicole brown, and her friend ron goldman were murdered. expressing his condolences to their families. >> nicole was a beacon of light. she was bright and she was always burning bright. >> ron goldman's father saying oj's death is just further reminder of ron being gone all these years. that is the only thing that is important today. magic johnson, a former friend saying praying for o.j. simpson's children and his grandchildren. simpson's family announced yesterday that o.j. lost his battle with prostate cancer just two months after sharing this update on his health. >> my health is good. i mean, obviously i'm dealing with some issues, but hey, i think i'm just about over it. >> simpson was widely considered one of the greatest running backs of all time. his celebrity soared as a sportscaster, actor and pitchman in the 1980s. >> nobody does it better than her. >> but in 1994, nicole brown simpson and ron goldman were murdered outside nicole's los angeles home. simpson was suddenly a fugitive, leadi

so during elections, it is not just the bgp which is out campaigning, but you have the go said kato, which kind of what you do every village, every electoral votes in the country. so i think the door to door timeframe name is a very effective method. so you know, each page of the letter was, is assigned to one person. so that person was, you know, to the visits the families to try and come to find out, have the benefit is some of the policies and the programs of the party. if not, why not? it does a party that's driven the really too far and the fed everybody's story becomes very important for them. now that the problem with the opposition is they don't have that guy in dover. this the opposition's problems extend far beyond a supposedly shortage of will. over the past decade, india's numerous non bgp or non d b i light bodies have come under serious pressure. corruption has been a ball for line of attack from the multi government. it is enabled, 8 relentless hounding of opposition. lea does one of range of cases. some credible, other less so good. i'll put it all up. some of the all

. >> the protest caused a temporary backup of supply trucks trying to enter the tesla plant along kato road. that roadway has since reopened, and no word yet on any arrests. >> protesters also caused major traffic backups on interstate 880 in oakland this morning. the demonstration took over the northbound lanes at fifth and embarcadero around 615 this morning. dozens of chp officers in riot gear watching as the protesters waved flags and painted the colors of palestine on the center median of the highway, officers said. protesters attached themselves to 55 gallon drums filled with concrete, which made it difficult to remove them from the roadway. the chp says seven people were arrested on 880 northbound. all lanes of 880 reopened by 115 this afternoon, and protesters also gathered at the southbound entrance to the nimitz freeway at seventh street so they could get up onto the freeway itself. some of the demonstrators used their bikes and their own bodies to keep the on ramp closed. as a result, port officials say all container terminals were forced to close, shutting down operations a

: what really just decided this extraordinary child like jane know my name's a judge lance ito and kato theye household names. this was a phenomenon that consumed the nation. and then, after months and months of testimony, none of us expected when after just a few hours of deliberation, the jury came back with the verdict, and then that verdict was read, not guilty. and i think, even on those who welcomed that, you could see the shock on their faces, norah. >> norah: john blackstone, thank you so much. we want to turn now to the weather, with another round of powerful storms sweeping across the southeast. two confirmed tornadoes touched down in florida today, while the rest of the region is dealing with pounding thunderstorms, hail, and flash flooding. cbs's tom hanson reports it's all part of the same system that is now blamed for two deaths. >> we have a confirmed tornado. holy [bleep]. >> reporter: this homeowner capturing a tornado moving towards his neighborhood outside of st. augustine, florida, this afternoon. the storm sending backyard furniture flying across yards. >> you are a

kato kaelin was the house guest of oj simpson at the time of the murder and testified at the trial.ous — a podcast which looks at major trials and scandals. he told the bbc how the oj case continues to sit in the public consciousness. the things that stand out in a person's mind will go on forever as far as the late johnnie cochran, you must acquit — if it doesn't fit, you must acquit, with trying on the gloves. the expressions, and it became, i guess, very pop thing, and everything slipped back on that trial. they won eight emmys on the tv show, an oscar eight emmys on the tv show, an 0scarfor a documentary eight emmys on the tv show, an oscar for a documentary on eight emmys on the tv show, an 0scarfor a documentary on it, and it will go on forever. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some uk stories making news. more than £34,000 of uk taxpayer money has been used to cover the cost of legal fees for the science secretary michelle donelan after she falsely accused an academic of extremism. the government defended using public money to pay the bill,

did manage to cause a large temporary backup of supply trucks trying to enter the tesla plant along kato road. as for any arrests, i can tell you that we personally did not witness any, but we will be certainly checking in with police for any updates in fremont, zac sos ktvu fox two news. >> thank you zach. will that demonstration in fremont ended a day of disruptive protests across the bay area. the chp says seven arrests were made at the demonstration that forced interstate 80 in oakland to be closed for several hours. you saw it unfold live right here on mornings on two. it started at 615, just as the morning commute was starting. chp officers in riot gear rushed to the scene as pro-palestine demonstrators blocked the freeway. >> well, there's a genocide going on halfway across the world and people have to be informed about it. whether it's going to work, whether it's on social media. people need to stay informed of what's going on. babies are dying. >> the chp says several of the protesters chained themselves to drums filled with concrete, making it difficult to remove them from the

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temporary backup of the supply trucks, as you see here, that were trying to enter the tesla plant on kato road. the demonstrators say they felt they needed to express their outrage and sadness over the war between israel and hamas that began more than six months ago. >> i haven't slept at night or days, and as much as i supposed to, i usually do, i. so it's in my heart, in my mind, in my in my family also, my family, my kids. everybody is hurting very bad. >> california highway patrol officers were called in to make sure the protests outside the auto plant did not move onto highway interstate 880 like it had earlier in the day. authorities estimate. in all, more than 80 people took part in this demonstration. now, we just heard back from the fremont police department within the last half hour or so, they tell us no arrests were made in that protest yesterday afternoon. >> garcia andre. thank you. that demonstration in fremont ended a day of disruptive protests across the bay area. the chp says officers made seven arrests at a demonstration that forced the closure of 880 northbound in oakl

. >> jesse watters, primetime kato kalyn. amazing. what does he look like now? >>yinge now?but that hair, same hair. word: with thaw. >> wow. you should ask him some secrets for your own. i will. >> wt, sprinter, what's the farthest you've ever ran? well, for russ cook, the answer is 16,000 kilometers as the extreme marathon runnerr to who just became the first person ever to run the entire length of africa , it took him 352 days. the journey was acrossh ab 16 countries. it came with an abundance of challenges, includingundanc o poisoning being robbed at gunpoint. but it didn't stop him. he finallyally mad made it to tu where folks flew out to run alongside hiongside m to the fih line. >> congratulations, russ. t i was. >> god bless him.>> what are his feet look like? i don't want to know richa how you need a pedicure. i can guarantee you. well, that's one way. e it>> dana:el.that's one way t. yes. i mean, i don't know if i would recommend it, but i woul dt fo recommend watching us. tomorrow we will be here. thanks. that'sr us it for us, everybody. have a great night. >> wel

the most famous house guest, kato kaylin has been playing bit parts in movies and tv shows, even takingd you believe that next year will have been 30 years since the trial. for all of these people it was a turning point in their lives and something that will forever be a part of their legacy.

who could forget kato palin? >> the houseguest that never left. yes, it was what people were talking about because people were watching at home and following along. if you were alive during this trial back in 1995, chances were good you knew way too much about the daily activities in this courtroom. i mean, people were riveted to their televisions. people had an opinion on what they were seeing and people at home were seeing what we are seeing in the courtroom for the most part. cameras stayed on as the jury was taken out of the room. so people saw -- i think it is important to say this is not typical justice in american courtrooms, right? this was an assemblage of lawyers both on the prosecution and defense side, which is unusual. many believed justice was a theme emphasized in the outcome of this trial. >> and to think o.j. simpson lived the next, you know, 29 years ago this trial? his life continued, you know. he never, you know, was, you know, gave those $33 million to the family. he lived his life and went back to prison -- or actually went t

managed to cause a temporary backup of the supply trucks that were trying to enter the tesla plant along kato road. >> the demonstrators say they felt the need to express their outrage and sadness over the war between israel and hamas that began more than six months ago. >> i haven't slept at night or days as much as i suppose i usually do, i so it's in my heart, in my mind, in my in my family also my family, my kids, everybody is hurting very bad. >> california highway patrol officers were called in to make sure the protesters outside the auto plant did not move on to nearby interstate 80. authorities estimate in all, more than 80 people took part in this demonstration. >> convicted killer scott peterson appeared in court this morning via zoom from a state prison as ktvu james torres reports. peterson's attorneys are laying the groundwork to ask for a new trial from inside the san mateo county hall of justice in redwood city, a screen showed scott peterson, nearly 100 miles away, listening and waiting from mule creek state prison. >> his defense attorneys. as of january, the la innocence pro

the most famous house guest, kato kaylin has been playing bit parts in movies and tv shows, even taking part in celebrity big brother in 2019. and would you believe that next year will have been 30 years since the trial. for all of these people it was a turning point in their lives and something that will forever be a part of their legacy. story, but white bronco from the slow speed chase is currently on display at the crime museum in tennessee. >> that was an extraordinary recalling all that british circle in just a few moments, what we just learned that is making a lot of people in washington and the middle east nervous. the punch to the gut for abortion rights advocates in arizona but we will hear from chris mays, the attorney general who says she will not prosecute the 19th century bam e that was just resuscitated by arizona supreme court. as i bid you good day from msnbc headquarters but welcome to "alex witt reports." president biden is returning to the white house to speak with his national security team. this is as the u.s. embraces for iran to launch what is an immediate retali

prosecutor marsha marcia clark, judge lance ito became famous, even fringe characters like house guest kato evidence that the one-time football player had stabbed nicole and ron, the jury acquitted simpson, and this was a racial uproar. >> not guilty of the crime of murder -- [cheers and applause] in violation of -- [inaudible] section 187a -- >> the jury has spoken. obviously, you're very happy. >> i'm very happy for his family, for his children. i think justice was served. [inaudible conversations] howard: the first interview went to bet's ed gordon. >> i think the media is the main reason why america is feeling the way they're feeling. they were lied to. howard: all the media's fault. kevin corke, how did you feel at the time that o.j. was acquitted by black jurors through what's called jury nullification? he's one of us, he beat the system. we're going to cheer. most whites were angry because a double murderer had been turned loose. >> i don't think this was really about o.j. at the time. it was really about the lapd. people forget that. the whole rodney king -- howard: officers were ac

. >> kato kaelin can finally move into the main house. >> karine jean-pierre gave condolences oj's family, but did not mention o.j.ut his victims. in her defense, she is stupid speaking o.j., his family. >> simpson leaves behindbehind f four children and two heads. yet he is a murderer. when reached comment, the ghost of johnnie cochran remarked, actually, gloves did fit, but i'm dead and you can't do. meanwhile, reality star khloe kardashian is once againg with the conspiracy theory that o.j. is actually her real father. when we know who really is. >> former biden chief of staffbh ron klain says his old boss should stop takingtaff laps over the economy. staffers told claim he was mistaken t. >> that was joe just wanderinge in circles. a viral video went viral role o of a horse waiting for a train to arrive at a subway station. >> animal control explains that the beast was just commuting to work. all right. >> speaking of the view, whoopi goldberg said republicans want to bring slavery back. that'srepublic not true.t claimed republicans. there'd be no way to get you in a boat back after a

kato kaelin has played bit parts in movies and tv shows.ld have been 30 years since the trial? for all of these people, it was a turning point in their lives and something forever part of the legacy. for one more infamous figure in the o.j. story, the white bronco is on display at a crime museum in tennessee. guys, back to you. >> steve, thank you for that. this was a stunning week for so many reasons. revisit the memories of the day. myself and everybody remembers where they were during the chase. so many memories and legacy it left us with. >> absolutely hard to believe it has been 30 years. >>> let's get another check of the weather from angie. >> good morning. we are headed to west coast now where we have another storm system that works onshore the next day or so. we will see heavy rain from eureka to san francisco. not so much where we are looking for the flooding concerns with monterey to santa barbara will have a chance to see the storms. that system will make its way onshore today. we will see gusty winds as the system ramps up and

kaelin , who could identify kato kaelin, who was oj's roommate and testified throughout the trial .the trial. at the time, only 25% could identify our vice president, al gore. but kato kaelin, commenting on it, sending his condolences to ron goldman's family and to nicole's family, saying , goldman's family and to nicole's family, saying, you goldman's family and to nicole's family, saying , you know, family, saying, you know, beautiful nicole, that he had them in their thoughts and prayers along with oj simpson's children, marcia clark, who was the prosecutor, also acknowledging the simpson family throughout this and the victim's family. caitlyn jenner, who was friends with o.j, married to kris jenner . they vacationed kris jenner. they vacationed together, tweeting good riddance and controversial tv personality marc lamont hill . he tweeted marc lamont hill. he tweeted something, i mean, very controversial , he said. oj controversial, he said. oj simpson was an abusive liar who abandoned his community long before he killed two people in cold blood. but he says his acquittal for mu

managed to cause a temporary backup of supply trucks that were trying to enter the tesla plant, along kato road. the demonstrators say they felt they needed to express their outrage and sadness over the war between israel and hamas that began more than six months ago. >> i haven't slept at night or days as much as i supposed to, i usually do, i so it's in my heart, in my mind, in my in my family also, my family, my kids. everybody is hurting very bad. >> california highway patrol officers were called in to make sure the protesters outside the plant did not move onto nearby highway interstate 80. authorities estimate in all, more than 80 people took part in this demonstration and we heard back from fremont police earlier this morning, which tells us that no arrests were made in this demonstration and that demonstration in fremont ended a day of disruptive protests across the bay area. >> the chp says officers arrested seven people at a demonstration that had forced the closure of northbound 880 in oakland for hours. officers in riot gear rushed to the scene as pro-palestine demonstrators bl

well, look, after all, kato is already completely tortured, why, well, well, i said that i would get a hook i told you 20 times, come on, come on faster, i haven’t done math and english yet. let me disagree with you, colleague, what you have been trying to prove to me for an hour is complete nonsense. the forward movement of the counterforces will not meet the resistance of the directed elements, which will allow the active components of the mechanism to effectively interact with each other, it will work, but i say that it will not. how are you don’t understand that with such a translational motion the vector force will tend to zero! this is all nonsense! rave! you are pushing science backwards! any first-grader knows that according to the first law of thermodynamics, you need to multiply mass by free fall! where do you go? the power of resistance! where did i put the power of resistance, now i will show where i put it. hey guys, where is the chess club? there is friction force, acceleration, everything turned out that way. i catch fish with a net, fishing rods - that's it, fishing f

. >> reporter: kato kaelin saying they knew how to speak to a jury. >> i saw that they actually wererors and seeing johnnie cochran and the way he had his language. >> you have to convince doubt in the mind of the jurors. >> reporter: on the opposite side, the prosecution with marcia clark, christopher darden. then this turning point which some call the legal blunder of the century. prosecutors asking simpson to try on the blood stained gloves found at the crime to prove he did it. simpson appearing to strug toll get them on leading to one of the most famous lines ever spoken in a criminal trial. >> if it doesn't fit you must acquit. >> reporter: when the jury's verdict was announced 150 million tuned in. >> we, the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant not guilty of the crime of murder. >> reporter: oprah watching with her show's live audience. the reaction split just as it was nationwide. large numbers of blacks celebrating what some saw as long awaited judicial vindication. many whites seeing a travesty of a killer going free. 76-year-old o.j. simpson did eventually