mr. simpson in favor of this? >> absolutely. i think one of the things that's great about the memoirs is the description about coming to oxford. he was not from that class or that world. realizing the extent to which the dictionary had been shaped by upper-middle-class leaders because the kind of people who have a lot of time to read and sending cards on, are not people who spend a lot of time working. they had been shaped by people who were very male and very white and very british. this was long before the dictionary started going online and he forces the into the modern age. he gets interested in magazines like popular mechanic and reggae and there's a wonderful passage where he brings a man into his office because he's trying to figure out a definition. he makes a man come to his office and show him so he can understand that. it really is part of a mission for john to open the dictionary to new readers and riders and eventually the whole world by putting it on line. >> will he be going on book tour. >> absolutely, he better

mr. simpson >>darden: the glove fit it's an illusion. propaganda. >> reporter:we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm louis aguirre back to you! >> catherine:that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. >> catherine:vicki liviakis joins steve aveson for a preview of kron 4 news at six. return to >> vicki: we have a lot more news ahead of him. -- ahead ! (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >>ding ding ding >> catherine:the closing bell on wall street brought to an end a brutal day. the dow plummeted more than 600 points. the brexit vote as it's being called is rocking the world's financial markets. as everyone gramples with the uncertain future. return >> reporter:the decision by british voters to leave the european union has been confusing, surprising.and is already having a huge impact in many ways.. >> reporter:catherine heenan is here with the latest on the fall-out. >> catherine:it's been described as a 'messy divorce' -- and that's an understatement. aside f

mr. simpson step forward and try on the glove. >> the glove fit. >> it is an illusion, propaganda good weve more on this story tonight on the inside he ukee and jessica, back to you. >>> more on this story and all hollywood news on the insider tonight, at 7:30. >>> that is it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 neighbors described terrifying moments when a man opened fire on the delaware county police officer leaving him critically wounded. the latest oz condition and suspect gunman, kate. >>> been a decent day here in philadelphia, not so for some areas to the south and still tracking showers and thunderstorms in one part of the area right now, i'll tell you where and what the weekend is looking like coming up. >>> sixers introduce ben simmons one day after drafting him first overall and he goes one on one with our don bell, what he says it will take to turn the franchise around >>> and next thing i was standing right there by the back door and i heard shots, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> police officer in folcroft delaware county is shot seven times in the line of duty. tonight that

mr. simpson, to preside over the committee of the whole. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of h.r. 52 8, which the clerk will report by title. clip a bill to establish an oversight board to assist the government of puerto rico in managing its public finances and for other purposes. the chair: pursuant to the rule, the bill is considered read for the first time. the gentleman from utah, mr. bishop, and the gentleman, mr. grijalva, each will control 30 minutes. the house will be in order. members will please take your conversations off the floor. members please take your conversations off the floor. the chair recognizes the gentleman from utah. mr. bishop: thank you, mr. chairman. for introducing and allowing us one of the most significant bills that's going to come in here in a long time. it's going to be an excellent solution to a very, very difficult problem. i would like to introduce this by recognizing the sponsor of the bill, the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. duffy, f

mr. simpson seems to be having a problem put on the glove. >> reporter: though darden believes it was all an illusion. propaganda. >> reporter: now 21 years later a stunning admission. darden conceding that asking for the demonstration was a mistake. >> i absolutely would not do it again, if i had known what i knew back then. >> reporter: he pushes back on the idea that f. lee bailey tricked him into that fateful moment. >> i went over to him and said, chris, you know, you're a good ship but you have the [ bleep ] of a field mouse. if you don't show the jury that, i will. >> he couldn't goad me into anything. f. lee bailey was a joke. he was laughable. >> reporter: darden was a late add to the case. joining co-prosecutor marcia clark after previous co-counsel bill hodgman had a health scare just three months before opening statements. amid claims he was only put on the team because of his race. >> back then i did not feel used because of my race. on reflection i'm not quite sure. >> reporter: simpson's acquittal affecting darden deeply and personally. >> with the realization that he had b

mr. simpson guilty. >> reporter: r the civil rights movement and rodney king movements serve as vital backdropsfootball star. >> the documentary illustrates the central paradox of the o.j. simpson story. is that o.j. himself did everything he could to try to be seen as a nonracial figure. but the story of his acquittal is the story of how his defense team used race to o.j.'s tremendous benefit. >> reporter: marcia clark gave us a statement saying this documentary provides what is perhaps the most profound examination of the history of race relations in los angeles in any medium. the series tells the truth about the context in which the simpson trial took place and far and away one of the most riveting, moving and honest pieces i have ever seen. the fourth installment airs ni starting to get into the infamous trial of the century, which tells you how much there is to say about o.j.'s life. >> here is a person who was at the center of it. joe, thank you. >>> coming up, what alicia keys is now making her fans do with their phones at her concerts. >>> prince william coming up with his quest to end

mr. simpson guilty. >> race plays a pivotal role in this series, the civil rights role and rodney king riotskdrops about a football star who distanced himself from racial politics. >> the documentary illustrates the central paradox of the o.j. simpson story, is that o.j. himself did everything he could to try to be seen as a non-racial figure. but the story of his acquittal is the story of how his defense team used race to o.j.'s tremendous benefit. >> marcia clark gave us a statement saying this documentary provides what is perhaps the most profound examination of the history of race relations in los angeles in any medium. the series tells the truth about the context in which the simpson trial took place and it is far and away one of the most riv riveting, moving and honest pieces i have ever seen. the fourth installment airs tonight. it's just now starting to get into the infamous trial of the century which tells you how much there is to say about o.j.'s life. >> a rave review from marcia clark and she was the person at the center of it. thanks. >>> coming up, what alecia keys is making he

this is from another robert, robert simpson, mr.tle, saying ask your guest to comment on road blocks, if any, by the democrats and republicans to nullify third parties. we touched on this earlier. if you could elaborate any further. >> well, i don't know about the term, nullify, but they keep third parties from becoming a much louder voice by denying us access to the ballot. it takes millions of dollars which quite often third party people do not have to gain access to the ballot and that is because the requirements to get signatures in so many states are so high and so egregious that you actually have to hire people to collect those signatures for you. that makes it very difficult. there are other ways. shut out from the media except for programs like this and so forth. those are all ways. refusing to allow us into the debates and marginalizing the third parties in many other ways. so those are all ways that we are, i suppose you could say, nullified, but marginalized would be a better word, i think. >> this program is carried live

mr. president, can i meet with you about the o.j. simpson case? sure.ty called linwood. i went out there. he took off his carpenter's belt. we went into a little room by ourselves. he heard my scenarios and he looked at me and, george, it was like getting cold cocked in the stomach. he said, gill, they're coming back not guilty. i react like you react. boom. he was so sure of this and he said, of course he did it. we all know he did it but he's not a street thug and you and i know he's not a danger now to anyone else and many innocent black men have been convicted. some executed, this is payback time. >> wow. great story. gil garcetti, thanks for coming on this morning. >> you're welcome. >> back to robin and michael. >>> coming up on the big board, did ed sheeran steal part of his hit song "photograph." >>> plus, patrick mcenroe will weigh in on whether maria sharapova's two-year suspension could be the end of her career. >>> and have flying cars finally arrived? >> what. >> we're back in two minutes to talk about all those things. ♪ meet george jetson