mr. simpson. >> gasps from the press room. ly a sign of what is yet to come. >> i think i just saw o.j. simpson on the 5 freeway. >> the famous low-speed chase, covered live for hours, rivets the nation. and ends with simpson's eventual surrender at his home on rockingham avenue. >> here's what we know right now. >> it was just the beginning. >> this was the perfect soap opera. the o.j. simpson murder case was the first true reality show for the country. >> okay, let's go. here we go. >> this was the first wall-to-wall televised trial. >> july 22, 1994. a month after the murders, the legal proceedings against o.j. simpson begin, when he enters this defiant plea. >> absolutely, 100% not guilty. >> and to help him prove that, simpson assembles a legal dream team. >> each one of them was famous. >> jeffrey toobin covered the trial for "the new yorker." >> there has never been in american history more prominent defense lawyers in a single trial than in the o.j. simpson. >> there's harvard professor alan dershowitz. >> an intermedia

mr. simpson. he told me that he overslept and he just got out of the shower and he'd be down in a minute. >> both park and kaelin notice a dark duffel bag near the rear of simpson's bentley. >> he came out and kato offered to get the bag. he said, no, that's okay. i'll get it. i'll get it. >> what was in the bag? and what did simpson do with it? detective tom lang has a theory. >> you want to know what happened to the knife and the clothes, we know that from a witness at the airport. i believe. saw him getting out of the limousine the night of the murders and had his arm buried in a trash container. >>> next, with so much evidence, what went wrong? >> that's people's 77. >> chris darden blew it. whatever you're doing, plan well and enjoy life... ♪ or, as we say at unitedhealthcare insurance company, go long. how you plan is up to you. take healthcare. make sure you're covered for more than what just medicare pays... consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan insured by unitedhealthcare ins

mr. simpson, will you please stand and face the jury. >> o.j. simpson rose, the eyes of the world were on that l.a. courtroom. outside, thousands waited as well along with a huge media crush in the midst of which was our "e.t." team. also reporting, maria shriver and brian gumble. gloria alred attended. >> i had a chance to take a look back with the trial's prosecutor still vivid. >> i knew if there was a verdict it was going to be not guilty and still there was that little part of me that said but they can't. they can't do it. >> as a matter of the people of the state of california versus o.j. simpson -- >> as you can see, there are numerous highway patrol vehicles behind the suspect vehicle. >> the o.j. obsession really hit overdrive 15 months earlier during the bronco chase. simpson was a suspect in the murders of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. he failed to turn himself in to police and was on the move. >> the bronco. it was unbelievable. it's just the craziest thing i've ever seen in my life. i remember just hear

mr. simpson, would you please stand and face the jury? >> as o.j. simpson rose, the that l.a. courtroom 20 jarsyears ago. outside thousands waited along with the huge media crush in the midst was our "e.t." team. also reporting, maria shriver and bryant gumbel, gloria allred attended. we talked with marcia clark whose memories are vivid. >> i knew if there was a verdict it would be notguilty. still there was that little part of me that said, but they can't. they can't do it. >> in the matter of the people of the state of california with -- >> as can you see, there are numerous highway patrol vehicles behind the suspect vehicle which at this point may contain o.j. simpson. >> the o.j. obsession started hitting overdrive some 15 months ea the bronco clas. murder of his wife, nicole brownrlier. simpson, and her friend ron goldman. >> i think hearing the first reports you're going, o.j. simpson did what? >> keep in mind, o.j. was a hollywood superstar. hob-nobing with the likes of bruce jenner and gushing about his new wife nicole. >> i think any wife, nicole, brought stability in

mr. simpson, would you please stand and face the jury? >> as o.j. simpson rose, the eyes he of the world were on ago. outside thousands waited along with the huge media crush in the midst was our "e.t." team. also reporting, maria shriver and bryant gumbel, gloria allred attended. we talked with marcia clark whose memories are vivid. >> i knew if there was a verdict it would be notguilty. still there was that little part of me that said, but they can't. they can't do it. >> in the matter of the people of the state of california with -- >> as can you see, there are numerous highway patrol vehicles behind the suspect vehicle which simpson. >> the o.j. obsession started ea the bronco clas. simpson was a suspect in the murder of his wife, nicole brownrlier. simpson, and her friend ron goldman. >> i think hearing the first reports you're going, o.j. simpson did what? >> keep in mind, o.j. was a hollywood superstar. hob-nobing with the likes of bruce jenner and gushing about his new wife nicole. >> i think any wife, nicole, brought stability into my wife.

mr. simpson?es, and iraq there the bush administration not renewing the forces agreement and the obama administration did not renegotiate the agreement. but that is what happened in iraq. it is different in afghanistan. the position here is that the government wants to stay. there is no expiration or legal mandate for the nato-u.s. presence there. that's an area of difference to iraq. host: we are talking about the situation in afghanistan. shouldthink more troops stay or should the president stick to a timetable of the combat troops for the end of 2016? four afghanistan war veterans, (202) 748-8003. joe and ohio? caller: how are you this morning? host: good morning. i want to talk about our objectives, whether they are humanitarian or fits a disguise because they are unrealistic. prior to our involvement in the middle east there was a think tank in washington dc. project for you american century. the objectives they spelled out were true depots and replace leaders in the mideast who do not agree

mr. hampson simpson, a near neighbor deceased, personally brought this matter to the notice of a justice of the peace by the name of enoch fenton and a constable, both of them having taken an official cognizance of the case. the civil authorities are only disposed to protect friedman by bringing to justice those who have and continue to commit outrages against them. later that month smith repeated his general sentiments about the local court system. it is entirely out of question for a colored man to get justice done him by these that district courts where a white man is interested against him, while at the same time the magistrate is careful not to commit himself to the liabilities of a fraudulent proceeding. october 27, 18 66, sydney smith in leesburg reported that on the 23rd of the month a 13 euro boy named william stated that he knew no surname for himself and came to smith, reporting that he had been living with frank taylor allowed in since the end of the war. taylor had stripped william naked and tied the boys shirt around his head and face in order to smother his cries and beat

mr. simpson, we appreciate your time. we bring you to the house, live coverage here on c-span. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] presentatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 6, 2015 shall the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip limited to five minutes, but in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones, for five minutes. mr. jones: mr. speaker, the recent news about afghanistan is at best distressing. soon congress will be debating an increase in the debt ceiling so we can borrow more money to pay our bills. the sad part is that some of that money will go to afghanistan. three recent headlines are most discouraging. one

mr. simpson. when goldman's family filed a civil lawsuit, he was forced to testify for the first time. in the airing he admitted to hurting nicole. >> i never punched her. >> you had your fingers around her throat. >> and a bloody shoo print of a bruney male bruney mali size 12 shoes. i never would have worn nos ugly (bleep) shoes. >> and watch when he is shown a picture of him in the shoes. >> that's a picture of you. >> that appears to be me. >> his story, yeah, that's me in the picture, but that's-- those are not my shoes. >> the civil jury found simpson responsible and awarded the victims' families more than $33 million. and the goldmans say they've never collected a dime directly from simpson. now serving a 33 year prison sentence for kidnapping and robbery. o.j. simpson's latest appeal rejected just this month. and new this morning, we have an update. we've just learned that the death toll climbed regarding an overnight bombing in afghanistan. doctors without borders was bombed. more than 30 people remain unaccounted for. when the attack occurred, over 100 patients and care giver

mrs. nixon, wasn't a real clotheshorse, per se, but she loved looking trimmed and clean. she loved spare design. she loved wearing the clothes designed for her by adele simpsonshe would also wear things off the rack by geoffrey beene. this coat mrs. nixon wore when they went to the february 1972 trip to china. it was cold. and you don't see that here, but the coat is lined with fur, completely lined inside, so that would keep her warm. we're fortunate to have an inaugural gown here at the library. usually the first lady's tradition is to give her inaugural gown to the smithsonian institution, where they display the first lady's gowns. for those who just had the one term, you know, that's where the gown goes. but if you have a second term, that presidential library will keep that second gown. and mrs. nixon wore this at the 1973 inaugural, this beautiful beaded dress and aquamarine -- aquamarine or turquoise were her favorite tones. she loved this color. and this was designed by adele simpson. one kind of quirky thing that mrs. nixon always asked for when her gowns would be designed, an after-dinner dress or, you know, a gown, she'd asked to have pockets put

simpson on trial for two grisly murders. >> he killed her because he couldn't have her. after nine months of twists and turns. >> how about that, mr. >> the one moment -- >> we the jury find the defendant not guilty of the crime --

mr. burns on the simpsons find out homer's father used to wrestle shouts you were he, his excellent grammar marking him. tentative terms reflect on the subject. intransitive verbs directs the action on to an object, the intransitive verb, some action purely as the subject. there are a couple of firms that have to do with the intransitive verbs. grow and remain, also in transitive verbs. when we say something tastes good, not well you are showing a subjective complement for something, good reflects back on the subject. is not an adverb that developed the meaning of the verb. to feel badly would mean to grow about indirectly. the verb itself uses the bad to the subject rather than being used as an adverb. one might reasonably ask if we can use the objective or subjective, it is me again, which defines the or not that extreme, why can't we use objective for the objective, grammar is a little like plumbing. some systems are designed to expose what paper. and designed for a capacity for one, you can -- if you force two ply into a system that tolerates only one why you are asking for trouble. i w

mr. reagan 189%. we could have dealt with it then. and then we had a commission that was called simpson bolls that tried to deal with what the leader is talking about and all voted no. why, because it asked us to pay for what we bought. , , mr. speaker, talking about a, when you need to do b is a way of not dealing with b. . do we need to deal with the debt? we absolutely do. and the bills that are supposed to do that have not been brought to the floor. they represented sequester. the gentleman apparently is for sequester. i'm not for sequester, although the gentleman will say it's your party that instituted the equester which is not right. mr. speaker, we need to do a debt limit extension, and we need to reduce the debt of this country. it will be hard to do the latter. it ought to be easy to do the former. it will require courage to do the latter. but when mr. camp, the former chairman of the ways and means committee, brought a tax reform bill to the floor -- didn't bring it to the floor, put it on the table, it was dismissed out of hand by his republican colleagues in the last congre