. >> did you ever kiss marsha clark? did you have a thing for marsha clark? would you say you guys dated? chris darden dishes. we'll show you his priceless reaction as we talk to all the stars of the mini series. >> i have to step away from this time period in my life. >>> plus, patty duke's son sean astin, >> it was a very powerful experience. >>> and we're with the curvy cover girl who made sports illustrated history, nowmagazine. >>> this is entertainment tonight. thanks for joining us, everyone. we have the interview everybody wanted. o.j. prosecutor chris darden. >> he has not spoken to anyone since the people versus o.j. simpson started airing. let's get into some wild couples news this weekend, starting with, i'm sorry, who is the guy licking hailey cuoco's face? it looks like hailey's got a new guy. she was on a date with a historymystery guy, carl cook. he is a world class horse jumper. which explains the connection. kaly's been riding since she was 14. they've got the same initials and gave us the clue there in was romance when she gave this pic wit

>> i felt that marsha clark was a great lawyer.seen her in a long time, but i still view her as my friend. >> you don't talk at all? >> haven't talked in years. >> 12 rounds. >> easily, she did say that she always fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. >>> travel considerations provided by >>> look at all those stars with birthdays this weekend. we have jenny garth, eddie murphy, alec baldwin. which magic mike star once worked as a stockbroker. that is adam rodriguez who turns 41. happy birthday. >>> monday on "e.t.." blake face-to-face with miranda. >>> plus, we're with taylor swift and calvin harris on date night

. >> marsha clark has revealed in an interview that she felt i nailed the shapiro. >> hey, marsha gave you thumbs up. >> yeah. it was cool. >> ms. clark, i think you need to take ten will be held in contempt. >> should i take off my watch and jewelry? >> 15 months of trauma every day. >> marsha revealed the countless criticisms of her hair were nothing compared to her claims of a massagist iist innic judge. >> they put together a video clip toow sh him, you need to stop it. >> to dismiss the strident, overly ambitious woman is a real disservice to women in general,

investigators said marsha reynolds tried to bring cocaine through lax several weeks ago. she managed to run out of the airport and where she returned herself to authorities. she is back in los angeles where a bail hearing is scheduled for today. >>> so-called snail mail is getting a little bit cheaper. the price of a stamp is going down this weekend. a temporary rate increase granted to the u.s. postal service back in 2014 expires on sunday. a regular stamp will cost 47 cents down from 49 cents. international letters go down 5 cents and a postcard will be a penny cheaper at 34 cents. i think you should send a love letter or something. >> old-fashioned love letter. >>> it's 6:44 right now. a lot of people worry about our economy. if it's in a bubble. >> but you never know until it actually pops. scott mcgrew, not the person who should know best. >> yeah, janet yellen says not in a bubble and you have to think, she is an economics professor from berkeley. she's got that.

moment the tragic murder of his ex-wife and ron goldman happened learned back then, and you play marshating attorney. >> dedicated completely and fiercely to putting him behind bars. >> stephen: and ends up in some ways kind of being the bad guy. >> yeah, she was really to be, and i think i bought this, too, prior to researching the role that i did. she was kind of a strident, really aggressive attorney. >> stephen: is there any other kind of attorney? >> and also if she were a man, these would be positive ways to describe an attorney. >> stephen: how does strident and aggressive get described as a man? >> strident and aggressive and, yea! >> stephen: i like that guy, he's strident and aggressive. >> and no one would talk about his bad suit and bad hair and what's happening. >> stephen: this is your marsha clark, right in. >> yeah, there she is. >> stephen: and there's the original right there. really, really nailed it. do you smoke as much as she does in this? because you smoke co constantlyn this series. >> yeah, i don't smoke at all in real life. >> stephen: how do you do that? >> i

activity. >>> marsha cramer tried to get some answers from the mayor. >> mayor deblasio clapping up a storm at the latino action center in the bronx as he stands at the center of the storm, in review of the fund raising activities by the feds. >>> the u.s. attorney seems to be asking some of the same questions that government groups have been asking about fund raising activities. i wonder how you feel about the fact that the u.s. attorney put your fund raising under a microscope. >>> i have no evidence we have gotten no inquiry, no one associated with me has gotten any inquiry, i just can't comment on something i have no specifics on. >>> real estate is being questioned by the attorney. >>> i respect your reporting but we've gotten no indication of that. until we have something specific to respond to there is nothing to respond to. >>> the probe into how deblasio connects donations reportedly investigation centered on two businessmen with ties to the mayor. >>> jeremy on the left, jonah on the right. both served on the inaugural committee either donated or raised money for him. cbs 2

>> marsha davis is a lucky one. >> it started like a little bump on my back. >> one of two bumps over the years. >> i started picking with it. >> both were first miss diagnosed. >> and i asked the doctor about it. and the doctor said don't worry about it. something bit you. >> and both were mistreated. at first, two different times. >> and she gave me some medicine to take to bring it to a sglaed it got hard instead and that other bump. >> i was squeezing it and when i squeezed it it would bleed and i told my daughter with you bust this bullp on my back and when she came and my daughter looked tat she says now need go to the doctor and get it checked out. >> let me take a look at it. >> okay. >> twice she was referred to what is now officially the ethnic skin clinic at temple. it's run by doctor adobe wanashudu. >> this is not normal. >> it is skip cancer. >> doctor told me it's a form of mel no a. skin cancer. >> were you shockeding. >> yes i was. >> she like so many emof color thought african americans don't get skin cancer certainly not twice. >> her situation suggested she may hav

. >> marsha clark has revealed in an interview that she felt i nailed the shapiro. >> hey, marsha gaveol. >> ms. clark, i think you need to take ten will be held in contempt. >> should i take off my watch and jewelry? >> 15 months of trauma every day. >> marsha revealed the countless criticisms of her hair were nothing compared to her claims of a massagist iist innic judge. >> they put together a video clip toow sh him, you need to stop it. >> to dismiss the strident, overly ambitious woman is a real disservice to women in general, strong women with big fat brains and enormous hearts. >> they have left the superdome. >> season two plans to explore the aftermath of hurricane katrina. travolta says sign me up. >> i had a personal experience with that. kelly and i went to we came with aid. >> i remember that. >> we brought five tons. >> without exception, every cast member i spoke with said they would love to work with ryan murphy again. i wouldn't be surprised if they didn't come back for another installment of american crime story. >> it was huge. terrifying. >>> kerry washington takes

>> reporter: marsha davis is a lucky one. >> it felt just like a little bump on my back. >> reporter:bumps over the years. >> i started picking with it. >> reporter: both were first miss diagnosed. >> i asked the doctor about it. and the doctor said don't worry about it much something bit you. >> reporter: and both were mistreated at first the two different times. >> she gave me med sip to break to bring it to a head. >> reporter: it got hard instead and that other bump -- >> i was squeezing when i squeezed it would bleed. i told my daughter. can you bust this bump on my back. when she came and my daughter look at it she says no. you needing to to the doctor and get it check out. let me take look at it. >> reporter: twice she was referred to what is now officially the ethnic skin clinic at temple. it's run by dr. adobe. this is not normal. it is skin cancer. >> dr. told me it was form of melanoma cancer. >> were you shocked? >> yes, i was. >> reporter: she like so many people of color thought african-americans don't get skin cancer. certainly not twice. >> her situation she may have a

we'll thrilled to welcome mark price and marsha warfield. thank you for being here. this is sort of almost a reunion of sorts for you guys right? you were on family ties once or twice, right? >> i did family ties" early on. >> as you travel is it fun to be together because you have the shared experience of doing sitcoms? >> we're to retire like the elephants. >> we're going to florida. >> we actually are going to florida next. but we're still going. >> there's a group of you traveling together. i see jimmy walkser a part of the group, same tour? maybe not on this leg. >> we do some legends of sitcom shows, a lot of great comedians famous from sitcoms and marsha is one of my favorites so we have kind of gone out on our own. >> have you stayed in touch, tell me what the experience is like, your memory of doing the sitcoms. >> we have a night court bus that go out in the woods and we just harry does magic, and that doesn't happen. i just made that up. >> you drew me in. a bus. >> i'm good really good. no but we stayed in touch on social media mainly everybody is scatter

. >> marsha, is that you, sweetheart? >> my god. >> no, you didn't.e soon. >> hope you are a big fan of the show. diana blasted the story. how many are left in the borough of manhattan currently? >> three. >> two? i'm so sorry. cheers. bill: how did she do, everybody? [applause] >> came within seconds of death. actually >> ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> good morning. i'm fox 29 meteorologist kathy orr. if you step out the door you will notice it's cloudy and also it's pretty warm out there. we have a few sprinkles moving our way but the main event will be friday afternoon. overnight 51 in the city with southerly winds keeping it warm. the cloud cover helps as well and in the suburbs 55. we he will track the rain at 4:00 a.m. sue has the very latest. 4:00 a.m. sue has the very latest. we'll see do washinthey sure do,ans side because big oil pumps millions into their campaigns. bernie sanders is the only candidate for president who opposes fracking everywhere. why? because fracking pumps dangerous cancer-causing chemicals into the ground and thre

. >> it looks like marsha brady wears them. >> the show is the ranch trendi on netflix. okay but what happened debra? three oscar noms and so many iconic roles, "urban cowboy." "an officer and a gentleman," "terms of endearment." debra with the obvious success, do you think it heralds a come back of the old fashion mo >> i feel like all i have is the old-fashioned movies. >> let's throw back now 34 years to debra's first "e.t" inter in 1982 talking about filming a nude scene. >> it was hard for me to do it really don't need lights, thank you. the camera? just turn it on and leave. >> more recently, this was debra at her best, with ann hathaway in 2008, opposite ann hathaway with rachel getting marrie but debra's newest role is actually com as mother to ashton kutcher and danny masterson. >> she's pretty bad ass, do you think you can hang with her? >> i have hung with her and i'll continue to hang with her. >> you made some comments about how everyone should just look their age in hollywood, have you felt that kind of pressure? >> no, i mean, you say ageless and then you

. >> marsha, is that you, sweetheart? >> my god. >> no, you didn't. >> hope you are a big fan of the show. diana blasted the story. how many are left in the borough of manhattan currently? >> three. >> two? i'm so sorry. cheers. bill: how did she do, everybody? [applause] >> came within seconds of actually >> from our studios in atlanta, we're going there. >> and los angeles. >> oh, my god, i wish i fathered that. >> we cover the hottest entertainment news you need to know. this is "dish nation." >>> welcome to "dish nation." it's us in atlanta and our crew in l.a. as you learned some terrible things have happened today. we lost one of the pion ears of pop music. the legendary prince has left us. as we started the show we got this information and we'll give you more information as details, merge, but at the main time it's our job to make you smile and try to entertain. let's try to get to it, guys. >> seriously, when we heard the news everybody was just -- what? >> prince? not prince. >> it's heard to believe at 57

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. >> it looks like marsha brady wears them. [ laughter ] >> the show is "the ranch" trending now on netflixthree oscar noms and an iconic oles, "urban cowboy." "an officer and a gentleman," "terms of endearment." debra with the obvious success, do you think it heralds a come back of the old fashion movie? >> i don't know. i feel like all the films i've done have been old-fashioned movies. >> you might h missed this one playing wonder woman's little sister on tv. let's throw back now 34 years to debra's first "e.t." interview in 1982 talking about filming a nude scene. >> it was hard for me to do it just because i was embarrassed. no, we really don't need lights, thank you. no. the camera? that's okay. just turn it on and leave. >> more recently, this was debra at her best, with ann hathaway in 2008, rachel getting married. but debra's newest role is actually comedic. >> would you like a beer? >> oh, i got a -- >> as mother, to ashton kutcher and danny masterson. >> she's pretty bad ass, do you think you can hang with her? her, have hung with her and continue to hang with her. >> you made so

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marsha kramer will have the latest on cbs 2 news tonight beginning at 5:00. for manhattan, andrea grymes, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. >>> several families are out of their homes after a car slam med into a building in new jersey. take a look at the damage left behind. janelle burrell is live. >> reporter: a lot of people are shocked by what took place here last night. crews are working to clean up the scene, to patch up the massive hole that was left in the structure of this building after the career careened right through this intersection leaving dozens homeless. >> i heard this big boom and then all the sudden a car smacked right into our tax office. >> this cell phone video capturing the car. the driver still inside. >> then all the sudden it was like a thousand cops out here. >> what was his demeanor? >> like he was drunk. >> two air bag s deployed and was left with minor injuries. post. this fire hydrant knocked off the foundation and the apartments above so unstable these families were forced to evacuate to the street in the middle of the night with what

in the newsroom, i'm marsha kramer, cbs 2 news. >>> the search for a 13-year- old boy missing for nearly a week has intensified on long island. nassau county police say amari young was last seen leaving his home in new castle at 6:00 monday morning. investigators say witnesses placed him at a park and a middle school in westbury. amari's mother said he packed a bag the night before. she made an emotional plea, hoping amari is watching. >> amari, come home, just come home. whatever it is that, you know, you have going on personally, mommy's here for you, you know, and she just wants to talk to you. >> investigators say they've also searched social media sites for possible clues in hopes of locating the teen. >>> some travelers returning to laguardia airport are cars. this is happening at level 4 of the parking garage for terminal b. a waxy liquid is dripping from the ceiling and onto vehicles. officials say this substance is calcium lime. one passenger took pictures of the damage to her new suv. >> i saw my car and it looked like it was covered in paint, like the whole front hood, the sid

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marsha j. reynolds was brought back to face the charges. the beauty queen abandoned nearly 70 pounds of cocaine at l.a.x. >>> now in unrelated case, two former l.a.x. workers are charged in connection with a cocaine smuggling ring. prosecutors say the two were baggage handlers. they used commercial airlines to smuggle kilograms of cocaine to the east coast. they handed the drugs off to couriers once they got through security. >>> in just two hours, voters started going to the polls in wisconsin's closely watched primary. late polls show donald trump gain something ground. john kasich is trailing in third place. >>> urn it to get democrats bernie sanders is expected to take wisconsin. yesterday he agreed to debate hillary clinton here in new york. brooklyn, a week from this thursday. that's just five days ahead of new york's delegate-rich primary. >>> a new poll just released a few minutes ago shows hillary clinton holding a nine-point lead over bernie sanders. according to a latest nbc news monkey poll clinton has 51% of voters nationwide c

marsha? >> reporter: maurice, new york republicans retreated -- were treated to an embarrassment of riches tonight as all the candidates for president came to their dinner and they came to plead for support. >> why don't we just to rock paper scissors and get this over with? [ laughter ] i think that's a pretty good idea. >> reporter: susanna martinez may have been the guest of honor at the new york state republican committee dinner, but her solution for picking the party's presidential nominee wasn't all that popular in a state where the main leading in >> donald j trump. [ applause ] here are the facts about him. native new yorker. >> reporter: no rock paper scissors for donald trump, no sir. not since he wants new york voters to help him since the nomination. to do that he took a huge a swipe at ted cruz who has attacked the new york values that trump prizes. new york values that trump says will make the country great again. >> what are new york values? number 1, honesty and straight talki

the former district attorney saying marsha is a very good lawyer but one of the things with her was sheidn't heed the advice of our trial consultant who told her not to the pick african-american women, particularly black mothers for that jury. she didn't listen and once she did that, there was no chance that we'd get a guilty verdict. garcetti saying the emotional clark was no match for simpson's high powered dream team. >> you're always talking about the truth. well the truth came out. >> reporter: the wildly su interest in the case and gave hillons new insight into prosecutor marcia clark, including sarah paulson hon played her on the small screen. >> she's a toughie. i had a very particular picture of her one that i think most americans had was she was a kind of strident aggressive [ bleeped ]. and through all the research i did and the scripts themselves, i came to realize that was so, so far from the truth. >> reporter: as for marcia clark, she recently told "the view" that the show was a painful reminder. >> for me it's reliving a nightmare. it's just all of. every bit is all of.

marsha kramer has the story. >> reporter: mayor de blasio clapping up a storm at the latino pastoral action center in the bronx as he stands at the center of the storm. an aggressive review of his fundraising activities by the feds. mr.mayor, the u.s. attorney seems to be asking some of the same questions that government groups have been asking about your fundraising activities. how do you feel about the u.s. attorney putting your fundraising under a microscope? >> respectfully, we have gotten no inquiry from any office. no one associated me has gotten any inquiry. i can't comment on something that i have no specifics on. >> reporter: people >> reporter: people are being called in question. >> that's what you say. i respect your reporting. we have gotten no indication of that. until we have something specific to respond to, there is nothing to respond to. >> reporter: the probe reportedly part of a wide- rangei ng corruption businessmen with ties to the mayor. jeremy riesch berg on the left. both served on the inaugural committee and donated or raised money for him. as we reported la

marsha? >> reporter: good evening, donald trump claimed a huge victory and he is well on his way to winning most of the state's 95 delegates. but trump wants to win them all. whether he does or not is going to still take a little bit longer for them to compute. >> i can think of nowhere that i would rather have this victory. >> reporter: a jubilant donald trump accompanied by his wife and family talking about his the home state win and his determination to prevail and win the republican presidential nomination. he says he will have the most delegates and that republican party who boz have no right to deny him the nomination if -- even if he doesn't exactly get the 1237 votes needed. >> nobody should claim victory unless they get those delegates with voters and voting. >> reporter: except in manhattan where john kasich led most of the night, trump's win in new york was bid in broad. men and women, college grads, those looking for a candidate >> trump! [ chanting ] >> reporter: opponents say he

prosecutors say marsha gay reynolds allegedly tried to bring 70 pounds of cocaine through security ateral weeks ago. she managed to leave the airport andfully to new york where she turned herself into authorities. reynolds is back in los angeles where a bail hearing is schedule for today. another post-indictment hearing is scheduled for latter this month on april 22nd. >>> officials are concerned that the warmer weather could bring an invasion of the zika virus to our region this summer. montgomery county health officials warn it's possible that the mosquito-born virus could come to the philadelphia area. there are no mosquito-born cases in the u.s. pennsylvania does have a dozen confirmed cases of people affected who had travelled to other parts of the world. one kind of mosquito that could carry the virus is in the u.s. the centers for disease control say the range that insect could potentially extend into parts of pennsylvania, including philadelphia and all of new jersey and delaware. >>> a man in north jersey is facing a $2,000 fine and three months in jail. his alleged crime? fl

god will forgive you and we will forgive you. >> now, marsha says that missy's daughters are doing better than expected. but that they're asking her how long they will be sad. she hasn't heard from police but she says she trusts them to do their job. as for the killer she says the anger is still there but that the family will, quote, forgive them in time. >> got to be hard, though. okay, ryan, thanks very much. >> thank you. >>> now to a fiery plane crash in florida. it smashed into a home shortly after takeoff bursting into flames and the desperate race against time to save the people caught inside. abc's david kerley all the details for us, good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the story of survival and those three fighting for their lives facing significant burns on their bodies. as you mentioned, the crash right after takeoff. this morning investigators trying to determine why it crashed. >> you got a totally engulfed house. >> reporter: a small plane at the center. >> aircraft crash, i'm being advised per the tower it's a half mile just east. >> as soon as i turned t

bevers' mother-in-law, marsha tucker says she believes the killer may have tracked the social media. probably knew by looking at her facebook just seeing what time, that's how she showed her other boot campers, you know, what time the classes started, whoever knew she gets there early, they got there earlier. >> reporter: the 45-year-old was last seen entering this church at 4:20 a.m. on april 18th. setting up for a boot camp class. the suspected killer caught on surveillance video at 3:50 a.m. dressed head to toe in police s.w.a.t. gear. students for her 5:00 a.m. class discovering her murder. >> i can't tell whether the person is a man or woman. the police estimate the person is six foot tall but if you look at the mannerisms, how they walk, there's something distinctive there. somebody has to be able to point this out. >> reporter: but more than a week later, police aren't releasing any new leads or motives. the beloved wife and mother laid to rest on saturday. her family pleads for the killer to c open letter on facebook. >> you know who you are. your husband, wife and family mem

to step up to the plate and make sure all shelters offer programs like this in east new york, i'm marsha cramer. cbs 2 news. >>> the former commissioner says he is concerned about the 5,000 kids whose family live in cluster housing with few programs he says the city is not moving fast enough to phase them out. >>> update on the fire that destroyed three small buildings in new jersey there's been arrest but not for starting the fire, 28-year-old andrew had been working on the roof of one permit. witnesses say they spotted him shortly before the flames broke out the fire marshal is still trying to figure out how that fire started. >>> still ahead a new bill passed in new york is getting rid of sales taxes on certain items. and this. >>> i think it is a pretty big eyesore in the marina, needs to be out of here. >>> people want a gun but who is responsible for an abandon boat on the new jersey shoreline? weather on the 2's next. american workers know how to fight back and rebuild an economy. so does she. we need jobs that provide dignity and a bright future. new penalties to stop companies f

. >>> now i want to bring in congress worm marsha blackburn. thanks for coming in. so what do you make of this alliance between cruz and kasich? it's a bit unusual, no? >> well, i think what they're trying to do is find a way to make certain that this goes to the convention. but quite frankly i think trump should be saying, hey, my opponents are admitting that i'm in the lead here and it's going to be tough to stop me. the good thing that is coming out of all of this is people are engaged. they're watching. they don't like the feedback. i've heard from constituents, they really don't like this alliance because they think every get out there. play your best game. let's see who has the most votes. let's get this over with before we go to the convention. let's get a nominee and move forward. >> trump says it's desperate. but i mean it does play to sort of this antiestablishment thing, doesn't it? >> well, yeah. this is an outsider year. i've said from the get-go, this is an outsider year. and this is a year that people in e electrictive office need to be listening to w

. >> sanders told our marsha >> our plan imposes a tax on wall street speculation, which raises more than enough money to pay for free tuition in public colleges and universities. two-thirds of the money come from the federal government. a third comes from the state. >> on the republican side hometown boy donald trump leads his opponents with 56 parent of the new york gop vote, 20% for ted cruz, 19 for john kasich. the poll, though was taken before trump's recent comments on abortion and punishing women who'd get one if they were illegal. trump backtracked after he spoke those words tweeting after talking to republican party leaders, just had a very nice meeting with reince free bus. kasich lashed out at a news conference blocks from trump tower. >> donald trump is clearly not prepared to be president of the united states as commander in chief and leader of the free world. you don't get doovers. >> voting is still weeks away. this is the first new york state primary that's mattered in a national election in recent memory. we're in the south bronx, lou young cbs2 news. >>> time is 4:3

marsha gaye reynolds faces ten years in prison if convicted. at a random security screening reynolds left her carry-on luggage, kicked off her heels and bolted down an escalator. about 70 pounds of cocaine was found in her luggage. >>> still to come, the blue shirts bow out quietly and a fantastic finish in the bronx. john chandler has the sunday sports. >>> and erica grow has a check of the forecast and the details you will be encountering as you head out the door. you're watching "today in new >>> sky cam live over the alexander hamilton bridge. we have some sun, nice temperatures, erica grow is here to tell us about it. >> don't be fooled like i was, it's chilly now. >> it's chilly now, but by noon you will be able to ditch that larger jacket. it will be seasonally mild afternoon. another live look outside. you can see that brilliant sunshine reflecting off of the bridge there. it's currently 47 degrees with clear skies. as we head through the day, sunny and pleasant. we'll see just a few high clouds in the afternoon and early evening. it's

marsha cramer has the story. >> all started sources tell cbs 2 with an investigation into norman seebrook, an investment he made of millions of dollars of pension fends into hedge funds but sources say wiretaps on the businessman's phones caused the fbi and the united states attorney to expand the corruption in the nypd, they turned up conversations about cops sources say. >>> they are not able to comment on them, in agreement with the bureau. >>> already led the nypd to take the gun and badge away from the 66th precinct in brooklyn, he was put on desk duty. >> he was placed on modified assignment for the good of the department. >> sources say a number of cops are being questioned as part of whether they receivedded gifts and trips in exchanged for undisclose favors. the head of the captains endowment association which represent it is chiefs tell, cbs2, i am aware of a federal investigation, a number of my members have been interviewed by federal investigators. all of them fully cooperative. >>> does it trouble you that >> the nature of the business that always results unfortunately in in

where we made it different was we ended up really liking all these people, and johnny, chris and marshacome caricatures over the last 20 years, the more we read about them, the more we felt bad for them and you see how passionate they were and how much they cared. so i think we wanted to feel for them in a way that you don't necessarily have to do in a piece of journalism like jeff was writing. >> so let me ask you this because you did a lot of research and you did ten episodes. so what do you think? did he do it or not? >> i think, you know, all the evidence points that he did it. there isn't another suspect. when o.j. in the final episode says he's going to go off to find the real killer, he never went off to find the real killer. all evidence points that o.j. simpson was the killer. what the plot of our show is, though, is more about trying to understand the verdict, to try to understand how this trial became about something that -- else, it stopped being a trial about the murder of two innocent people and it became this circumstance circus and for johnnie cochran and the african-ame

say marsha gay reynolds tried to bring 70 pounds of cocaine through security a few weeks ago. when transportation security administration officials flagged reynolds for inspection, she took off running. she han managed to fly to new york where she turned herself? >> spacex is getting supplies. the latest rocket expected to lift off from cape canaveral this afternoon. it's carrying a capsule with 7,000 pounds of supplies, experiments and hardware. i wonder if they get to request any specific items. >> i would hope so. >>> "news 4 your health," a dieting technique that was once shunned by the medical community is now making a comeback. the alternate day diet works where someone eats several hundred calories one day, and then the following day eats as much as four times that. nutritionists say the diet works for some people because overall calories are reduced. >> which people? >> some people. and when people eat on those high calorie days, they're not binge eating. >> people for some reason are almost unable to binge on that day. they tend to only eat about 10% more than they wo

marsha gay reynolds tried to bring 70 pounds of cocaine through security at lax several weeks ago. she managed to run out of the airport and then flew to new york where she turned herself in to authorities. reynolds is now back in los angeles where a bail hearing is scheduled for today. >>> it's 5:57 on your friday morning. assistant basketball coach at cal who was fired for sexual rasment is giving up his appeal. week yann hufnagel released hundreds of text messages. they show that he and a reporter were flirting consensually and hiss released a statement saying in part "the toxic environment at uc berkeley has it impossible for mr. hufnagel to rejoin the basketball team that he loves even if he is vindicated in full as the facts would show." >>> moving on to decision 2016 this morning. instead of moving on to california this morning as donald trump has planned. he has been tweaking his campaign in preparation for battle over delegates. he got a new manager in charge of convention strategy and how many delegates he can win. trump insiders describe his campaign as organized and lat

marsha lee was reported missing after her dog returned without her from a morning walk. later that day police took smith into custody and charged him with the crime. >>> an investigation is under way into what caused the deadly accident in salem county new jersey. chopper six was over the scene of the intersection of route 77 and shirley road in elmer this morning. one person died after a car hit a telephone pole and burst into flames. investigators have not released details about the victim. >> the biggest ball of fire i have ever seen in my life. check that out. that's how the fire chief described this, the unbelievable aftermath of a natural gas explosion that happened near pittsburgh. one person was hurt when the flames broke out around 8:30 this morning in westemoreland county. that man's home was leveled and he was left severely burned. firefighters say they weren't sure what to expect when they approached the massive fire ball with the chief adding, it looked like you were looking down into hell. three other homes were also damaged, dozens of people evacuated and

marsha kremer from cbs 2 news was the reporter who got bill clinton to say he smoked but didn't inhalelitical event in new york city, and there are generations who have trained alongside her and competed against her, and bernie sanders is feeling a little bit of the heat. >> you have dealt with the press. what do you tell a candidate, politician to deal with the tabloids, to deal with the kinds of questions. things come up in new york, the press and the media. what do you tell a candidate? >> the tabloid is sort of pejorative. it's extremely progressive. bernie sanders went to the "new york daily news" which best represents voice of the people, the struggling middle class in new york. and he got massacred by the "daily news" and it was bad. and then was written up again by an alumni of the daily news in the "washington post" and was all over a lot of progressive social media feeds about the ridiculous almost sort of trumpian things bernie sanders says. his main goal in running for president is to take on the banks. and he doesn't seem to have a great deal of depth of understanding of w