according to kris jenner he was devastated at being dumped and retaliated by threatening nicole. h, says kris, nicole revealed something shocking. >> things are really bad between o.j. and i and he's going to kill me and he's going to get away with it. >> soon after, kris jenner was attending her best friend's funeral. and as the funeral was winding down, things were busy at the lapd crime lab. where preliminary results comparing simpson's blood to the samples collected at the crime scene are now in. and they match. the bloodied trail at bundy, rocking him and inside the bronco all came back to simpson. which meant. >> we wanted to bring him in and book him like we would anybody else. >> and said, a deal was struck with his recently hired defense attorney robert shapiro. to avoid all the media, simpson would discreetly turn himself in at the jail in the back of parker center. the deadline was friday, june 17th, 1994. 11:00 a.m. sharp. what o.j. simpson never showed. as a nation was about to learn, he simply disappeared. >> coming up. >> o.j., wherever you are, for the sake of your

francine: kris jenner was part of your journey. emma: yes, very much so.e the entrepreneur you are? emma: i think i have been really lucky to be surrounded by so many incredible entrepreneurs, starting with my clients, also my husband, being around people like kris, and having access and watching some brilliant people as i grow up. just even on the tv. really soaking that up. i am one of those people that can learn from anything. i have read books about being an entrepreneur before i really knew what one was. so i really am someone that will take from any situation that you let me. francine: coming up, emma grede tells me why diversity is a superpower and what she's doing to try and improve access and opportunity. ♪ you know what's brilliant? boring. think about it. boring is the unsung catalyst for bold. what straps bold to a rocket and hurtles it into space? boring does. boring makes vacations happen, early retirements possible, and startups start up. because it's smart, dependable, and steady. all words you want from your bank. for nearly 160 years, pnc

francine: kris jenner was part of your journey. emma: yes, very much so.entrepreneur you are? emma: i think i have been really lucky to be surrounded by so many incredible entrepreneurs, starting with my clients, also my husband, being around people like kris, and having access and watching some brilliant people as i grow up. just even on the tv. really soaking that up. i am one of those people that can learn from anything. i have read books about being an entrepreneur before i really knew what one was. so i really am someone that will take from any situation that you let me. francine: coming up, emma grede tells me why diversity is a superpower and what she's doing to try and improve access and opportunity. ♪ francine: emma grede is perhaps best known as the founding partner of skims along with kim kardashian. the shapewear brand was valued at $4 billion last year. i continued the conversation by asking emma about the business and her commitment to supporting diversity and black-owned companies. ♪ skims is also huge. did you ever think -- what do you call