to pay a visit to nicole's husband, david. the information david pietz would soon share with detectives about when his wife was last seen and what she left behind would be critical to the case. >> coming up, but it was something that was missing that turned out to be even more important and puzzling. >> there's no indication that anyone else had been behind the wheel of nicole's car. >> when "dateline" continues. what pain? with advil. nueven if you try to eat well,. you might fall short in key nutrients. get more by adding one a day. it's the #1 multivitamin uniquely designed for men and women. one serving, once a day. one a day. and done. i never thought i'd say this but i found bladder leak underwear that's actually pretty. always discreet boutique. hidden inside is a super absorbent core that quickly turns liquid to gel. so i feel protected and pretty. always discreet boutique. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to he

okay. >> nicole: i think we're set. >> i just want to say, and nicole maybe will help me out with this, because she was really helpful with thinking about the data that we have and what data sets to use. so data around disability issues is always really challenging. so i wanted to start with that caveat to say, this is the best that we know based on the data that we had. so the first piece says disability in san francisco and says 1 in 10 san franciscans reports a disability. and that's 94,000 people in san francisco. almost half of those people are under age 65. investing in this community is really important for the future of our city. so, again, this is something we used to communicate with the public about disability. the first chart says san francisco residents report many types of disability. and some people report multiple disabilities. so we're looking at really trying to figure out how many people report different types of disabilities. and the most often reported is mobility, defined as difficult walking or climbing stairs. that's about 50,000 people. the second is difficulty

>> nicole: no problem. >> co-chair senhaux: no problem. >> nicole: you waited for us, we'll wait foryou. >> here they are. so one of the reasons we can do that is because one of the things that the dignity fund legislation required of us that we do community needs assessment. and so we did a robust community needs assessment in concert with a consulting firm in 2018. and we had a lot of findings. many of which were not surprising to me personally, but which really help us shape our funding strategies. so if the assessment found that adults with disabilities have a lower participation rate in aging and adult services' programs than older adults do. some of the reasons may include the following. because many services do not specifically mention disabilities, adults with disabilities had difficulty identifying which services were relevant to them. in other words, they didn't feel that senior services were tailored to their needs as adults with disabilities, especially if they were not seniors. san francisco residents, especially younger adults, displayed limited awareness of the challen

nicole: i think they are one of many.mes down to not only in communication networks but in everybody's supply chain, there is technology coming from all over the world. in fact, any given piece of technology might have dozens or hundreds of different providers of component pieces. and you don't know where all these pieces are coming from. i think it means we have to change the way we look at security, and we need visibility and real-time monitoring to seek it all of a sudden something starts the coming -- starts beaconing to other parts of the world we did not expect it to. emily: is china concern more so than other countries or are you saying technology can be a concern anywhere in the world? nicole: i think attacks can come from anywhere. this bridges to a broader topic. there are some kinds of an impasse of nationstates on the styles of attacks rolling over into organized cyber criminal ring. that kind of correlation and connection between nationstate activity and cyber criminals is coming to the forefront. emily: how

>> it is, nicole. as you know, the standard for opening our case is when we have information that might indicate that a threat to national security might exist or that a federal crime may have been committed. and so, in that time, in may of 2017, we clearly had that sort of information. we knew what the russians had been doing since 2014, 2015, attacking our cyber infrastructure, our academic institutions, government institutions, think tangs, we knew they attacked the dnc, they weaponized that material to try to hurt candidate clinton and help candidate trump. we knew trump was upset about the fact we were investigating that activity. he specifically asked us to stop investigating that activity and when we didn't follow his requests, he fired the director. so at that point we had to consider the very real prospect that the president might be presenting a threat to national security. i have to tell you the comments i heard yesterday only reaffirm for me the concerns that we had in may of 2017. look, th

let's go back to nicole kidman now. and tim mcgraw. carrie underwood and her husband mike fisher. garth brooks and trisha yearwood. you can also add music city's newly engaged power couple carly pearce and michael ray. keltie knight caught up with them and found out the secret to relationship success. >> he's a good fiance that watches "the bachelor" and "bachelorette" with me. >> yes! >> he hates it. >> i'm a little mad, though, because jake owens sang on the show, he sang, "made for you." and he's singing that in our wedding. >> i just want everybody to know, we called jake first before the bachelorette. >> yeah. >> i'm mad. jakewhat are you doing? that was supposed to be my moment, you ruined it. no, i'm joking. ♪ closer to you >> carly and michael plan to get hitched later this year. we caughted up with them in the famed ryman auditorium. carly can pretty much get michael to do anything for her from a cameo appearance in her new music video. to singing on cp2, the album, she just finished recording. >> duets? >> on

. >> reporter: today marks the anniversary of the day that ron was brutally stabbed, alongside nicole brown simpson. where are you 25 years later in grieving your son? >> i think for me it's every day for 25 years has been a day without ron there. to not be able to see him growing and fulfilling his dreams. ron would be 50 now. and i can't, i can't even fathom that that makes sense to me. >> reporter: kim says she usually spends this day privately visiting ron's grave, but this year is different. >> i sort of felt like this is my year. i'm kind of going back in time. i'm revisiting conversations. i'm revisiting relationships. facing fears. i'm facing some truths. >> reporter: in her podcast, she talks to some of the key players who became household names like prosecutor marsha clark. >> to my great regret more and more got heaped onto my shoulders. i was running literally 24/7. >> reporter: and kato kaelin. that famous houseguest. how did people treat you after the trial. >> they would spit at me, having actual hate. so many times i've gotten messages of you should have been the guy t

who does that, nicolle? and so you don't need others to describe the president engaging in mob conduct because the president has described it for you. but to your point, mueller can breathe life into this. even if he does nothing more than read those excerpts. the obstruction of justice section of volume two is replete of instances of conduct that would earn for anybody else on the planet a trip to federal court and ultimately prison. so i agree, i don't -- i'm a little bit worried about one thing. i'm a little worried about with political debates people are looking for a quip or a gaff or a moment as opposed just soaking it all in. this is not a 30-second hearing. it's a four, five, six-hour hearing and you have to take what mueller says in sum and substance. i worry that you -- not you, you wouldn't do this, but we the body politic, will reduce this to a moment. and i think it's so important for everyone to just take in the whole thing. the sweep of the president's conduct. >> i'm not worried that the tv v

[applause] >> nicole then how ten -- nicole then -- >> last but not least, wayland wu.is cycle 19. give them a big round of applause. thank you. >> that was fun. congratulations. we are going to acknowledge a few partners. d.p.w., dixon and associates over there. local 12, local 377, s.f. jay apc, the architectural foundation of san francisco, herero builders, san francisco building and construction. come on. >> congratulations. now we will have remarks from romero, the city build academy coordinator. >> hello, everybody. i am guillermo and i am the coordinator of city build, of city college san francisco. i would like to acknowledge our faculty. i am here to turn in all the sick -- certificates for the city grilled -- city build graduates, cycle 30. we will start with james brown. [applause] [calling names] [cheering] [calling names] [cheering] [calling names] [calling names] >> congratulations and welcome to everybody. >> congratulations, city build academy cycle 30. just a couple more shout outs before we conclude this evening, local 483, young community developers,

nicole brown simpson and ron goldman were murdered. >> her ex-husband, o.j. simpson, was accused of the killing and later acquitted. as cbs news as chris martinez reports effects of the trial still remain. >> reporter: 25 years later, tonya brown refuses to allow the memory of her sister today. >> i miss her greatly. >> reporter: tonya is the younger sister of nicole brown simpson. and says over the years nicole's life and death have inspired women to speak out against domestic violence. >> thank god we are talking about these issues and these causes. that months before, years before, we were, you know, we were talking about it. >> reporter: nicole and her friend, wrote coming, were murdered outside her brown home in june 1994. what happened next captivated the nation. after an infamous freeway police chase o.j. simpson was arrested and charged with the killings. is nearly 9 months long trial dubbed the trial of the century became a massive and divisive public spectacle. and it ended in the former football star's acquittal. >> the biggest impact of the oj cas

liam was married to patsy kensit and nicole appleton from all saints.lisa morrish, hence the daughter you see on the front and then he cheated on nicole with a new yorkjournalist and there was a daughter called gemma. who isn't pictured. and he's got the two sons there, one of whom is from patsy kensit and one of whom is from patsy kensit and one of whom is from patsy kensit and one of whom is from nicole appleton. you just lost the whole of great britain. sorry. soz! it's rock 'n' roll. we we re sorry. soz! it's rock 'n' roll. we were going to go through noel gallagher before. not quite as complicated. so molly is 21. and he hadn't seen... i was reading one particular article when certainly last year, he hadn't met either of them, neither of the two girls. why do an interview with the sunday times and talk to the sunday times? who can possibly tell the secrets of the rock 'n' roll... they have all inherited the eyebrows. they certainly have. eyebrows are big at the moment, have you not noticed. eyebrows a re the moment, have you not noticed. eyebrows a

nicole: we are talking about 5g, digital transformation and new information.hink you have to get back to basics. i think you have to have cyber hygiene and keep your systems up to date. so much for you joining us, nicole egan. it is a scary, scary world out there. coming up, how apple could be at the core of the tariff decision. this is bloomberg. ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. >> this is "bloomberg technology." apple's front and center in two of our biggest stories today. the government continued antitrust crackdown and trumps tariffs, which he has pushed back until after g20. in a late notice, -- the poster child for the battle conti

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that's when his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman were murdered in a gruesome scene inangeles. the impact is still being felt today. here's chris martinez. >> it's crazy. it seems like yesterday. >> reporter: 25 years later, tanya brown refuses to allow the memory of her sister fade. >> i miss her greatly this year. >> reporter: tanya is the youngest sister of nicole brown simpson and says over the years nicole's life and death has caused women to speak out against domestic violence. >> thank god we're talking about these issues and these causes that months before, years before, we weren't -- we weren't talking about it. >> reporter: nicole and her friend ron goldman were viciously murdered outside her brentwood home in june of 1994. what happened next captivated the nation. after an infamous freeway police chase, o.j. simpson was arrested and charged with the killings. his nearly nine-month-long trial dubbed the trial of the century became a massive and divisive public spectacle. >> we find o.j. simpson not guilty in the crime of murder. >> reporter: ending in the form

and nicole, this is smoking gun evidence. witness tampering and obstruction of justice cases, you rarely get it on tape. one of the things that mueller said is that one reason he wasn't able to go further with obstruction, in addition to the doj policy, is that trump's answers to those written statements were worthless, there were things he wouldn't talk about and that he was evasive on others. i really wish that mueller had hauled trump into some office and made him answer questions. >> let me put a few more facts out there and let me ask a few more questions. this was a period where once mike flynn pleaded guilty, the joint defense agreement was torn up, right? so they no longer had shared legal interest, this call was inappropriate on every level, right, nick? >> it's impossible to think of flynn's lawyer having that voicemail and listening to it, and what was he thinking when he listened to that voicemail and the fact that it now exists for all of us? that voicemail was almost trumpy in the sense it was a menacing word sa

nicole?> reporter: allen it seems one of the top candidates ahead of this debate tonight was california's own senator kamala harris, she got more speaking time than bernie sanders, almost as much time as former vice president joe biden, and, caates one of the top search >> reporter: the magic in miami featured career statement, political outsiders, relative newcomers, some of the lesser- known candidates to make inroads against the front runner, former vice president joe biden. >> joe biden was right when he said it was time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans 32 years ago. he is still right today. >> i'm holding onto that torch. >> a more dramatic moment came when senator kamala harris confronted biden on the issue of race. >> do you agree today, that you were wrong to oppose a busing in america? then, do you agree? >> i did not oppose busing in america. what i opposed his busing ordered by the department of education. >> reporter: there were also personal moments like from in

truck she's a younger sister of nicole brown simpson. and she said over the years her life and death inspired women to speak out against domestic violence. >> thank god we are talking about these issues and causes. troke nicole and her friend ron were murdered in june 1994. what happened next captivated the nation. after an infamous freeway chase, o.j. simpson was arrested and charged with the killing. his nine month long trial called the trial of the century became a massive and divisive public spectacle. we were there covering it all. >> it is the biggest media circus in the history of the world. it ended in the acquittal of o.j. simpson. >> the biggest impact is that the courtroom trial became a spectator sport. an analyst said that she believes it change the public's perception of the legal system. >> for a lot of people the first time that people saw what happens in the court room. the issue of race and celebrity lawyers, the theatrics bother them. troke o.j. simpson was found liable for the deaths in the civil court case. no one wa

then came the stunning news that nicole's ex-husband football legend o.j. the prime suspect. stephanie elam is live in los angeles with a look back at this infamous case, everyone remembers where they were that day. >> no doubt about it. the 71-year-old simpson now lives in las vegas. he tells the associated press that, quote, my family and i have moved on to what we call the no negative zone. we focus on the positives. for anybody who was alive at that time and remembers what happened and then the trial of the century, it's a period that no one will ever forget. >> a witness discovered the body of nicole brown simpson -- >> 25 years ago o.j. simpson's ex-wife and her friend were killed in a knife attack. simpson would become the prime suspect. >> mr. simpson is a fugitive of justice right now. >> days after the murder simpson driven by friend al cowlings led police on the slow speed chase broadcast around the world. >> i have o.j. in the car. >> the white bronco ride sparking reality television some critics say. >> i think i just saw o.j. simpson on the 5

let's go back to brian and nicolle. >> chris, thank you. senator -- i know, i know. >> it's supposed to be claire. >> once a senator, always a senator. >> i'm called claire at home. >> there is a charge on the floor, and a lot of it is on -- let's be honest -- democrats on twitter. say in effect, if this is the year the democrats care about winning back the senate, i'd hate to see the year when they don't care about winning back the senate. everyone can name six highly capable candidates everyone in the politics business. what say you about your party? >> well, i think there certainly are some candidates running for president that would be great senate candidates in their states. and we know who they are. we saw one tonight. we saw two tonight. former mayor of san antonio and beto. we'll see a couple tomorrow night. john hickenlooper from colorado, and we'll also -- we won't see steve bullock. >> but he's up there. >> there are really good candidates out there. on the other hand, remember how we won the house? we didn't win the house with c

and nicolle, chris just mentioned kamala harris.his is seen as a potentially giant evening for her. >> she never misses a moment to have a moment. you and i were anchoring the bar testimony, and people that know her well and have served with her were probably not at all surprised about what happened, but for those of us who had sort of watched barr with amazement as he seemed to throw mueller and the two-year investigation under the bus and drive back and forth other it, she stopped that in its tracks with her questioning. and to see her. every time she has the stage literally and figuratively, she makes a big impression and seems to do herself a whole lot of good. >> senator bennet is arriving. this is the candidates' entrance. not quite the academy awards, yet this is the way they like it. chris hayes, your preview of tonight. >> well, i think the two people at the center of the stage are the study in contrast in certain ways, although similar in other ways, as chris mentioned. they're the two people that are at the top of just ab

chris hayes, i'm watching nicolle wallace.ne donny deutsch who was doing branding and strategy work for the democratic party and is quite open and up-front about it. >> most of that work on tv. >> okay. he stopped me in my tracks when i heard him say if it's warren, they lose 48 states. >> i think that's a view that some people hold. and i think that underestimates a little bit her political talents. one of the things that i think is interesting about warren is that she has carved out this niche as a policy candidate, the i have a plan candidate. her bio was pretty fascinating. i think she stayed away from it because of the questions around the claim of native american heritage. of everyone in this race, she is someone who grew up in a white working class family, this term that we use all the time. her brothers went and served. she dropped out at 19 from a scholarship on debating to marry her sweetheart. she went to night school. she was a special education teacher. on one level she is the harvard liberal. she comes from worki

. >> nicole: great. >> thank you very much. i'm going to open up to public comment. i want everybody to know that the interpreters are only here until 4:00 and we have one more presentation and i want to give everyone a chance to speak. so please let's be mindful of the time. so i understand we have public comment on this agenda item. >> yes, from zack. we have a bridge line participant as well. >> co-chair senhaux: okay. thank you. >> hi, thanks for your time. i have a couple of things i want to say. i want to commend kate williams for her statement. i agree with that, with the problems with Über and lyft. i've lived in the city for ten years and as a wheelchair user, i've noticed an increase in my own safety. i want to point out in 2017, british parliament in london, the regulatory agency of transportation banned Über for "a lack of corporate responsibility". that ban was overturned in 2018 and, of course, this is not british parliament, but i would like to appointment out there is -- point out there is cities taking measures to ensure that pedestrians are safe. i

>> i don't know, nicolle. that's a great question. one of the things the committee chairs should be demanding from dhs today is a list of every location where there are children under the age of 18 who are being held without other family members or guardian or parent. that list should be easy to produce. they should immediately produce it to congress and congress should send congressional staff, professional staff investigators to those sites. and i believe as justice brandeis said or wrote, sunlight is the best disinfectant. the way to end this horrific practice is shine the light on t. bring the shining light of congressional oversight into these locations, let the media understand what's happening. obviously protect the privacy of the children. and i think the problem will take care of itself because the conscience of america will not abide about horror. >> and, julia, i'm confused at a policy level. i think it was almost exactly a year ago that propublica released a tape of babies wailing. i guess i don't feel bamboozled because i

and now we have nicole, mark was talking about u.s. and farmers, but of course this trade war is hurting china. so do you see this as turning into a bit of a war of attrition, who can take the most pain before they crack? nicole: i think that's a great question and it's good to be here with you. our clients look at this and process about the uncertainty that the trade war has created with their businesses and the outlook for investment and the like. think that the harm will bolt with the united states and with china. i think that one of the things that u.s. manufacturers are going to have to look at is moving their supply chains out of china. while that will be expensive for them in the short run, they may have to do that. that's one of their alternatives. to the extent that they do, when the trade war end and i hope it does, they aren't going back to china. they're going to other areas, every regions like southeast asia. i think there's harm for china too. the question is, who can outlast hom in this trade war? paul: it's an interesti

simpson of killing his ex-wife, nicole and her friend, ron goldman.urn himself in that morning. to his lawyer's dismay, he never showed up. >> we're all shocked by the sudden turn of events. >> so was the public which had been following details of the mounting evidence against the football icon. he was on a flight to chicago five days prior as a neighbor discovered the crime scene. >> first in los angeles, a sample of blood matching the type of o.j. simpson's was found in his ford bronco. a blood-soaked glove and ski mask were covered in his mansion and in chicago, what appeared to be blood stains were found on two pillow cases and a bloodied towel in his hotel room. >> investigators never found a murder weapon. but it became clear the case was centers on one person. >> simpson's alibi seems to have fallen apart. his limousine driver said simpson was not there when the driver went to pick him up. 15 minutes later, o.j. appeared looking sweaty and agitated. >> we need to find him and bring him to justice and make sure that we find him as quickly as pos

. >>> 25 years later, remembers nicole brown simpson and ron goldman, and their murderers leading to the o.j. simpson acquittal. and over night, ron goldman's sister releasing a podcast. >>> rising from the ashes. the nighter dame cathedral in paris. >>> should the u.s. soccer team be criticized for running up the. >>> and are the plus sized mannequins sending the right message. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. we begin with that emotional appeal from jon stewart, the comedian unleerk on congress for failing to support the 9/11 responders. >> stewart was visibly furious trying to shame lawmakers to make sure the fund nempb runs out of money. he was surrounded by some of the heroes now bad thes cancer and other ailments. >> lana has more from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. and not all of the sub committee members were present. two were miss, and jon stewart signed to take that paas a signf their disjunction. >> they did their jobs. courage, grace. tenacity. humility. 18 years later, do yours! >> reporter:en ea motional jon stewa

>>a witness discovered the body of nicole brown simpson 25 years ago, oj simpson's ex-wife nicole anderon goldma killed in a ife attack. simpson would become the prime suspect. >>mister simpson is a fugitive of justice right now. >>days after the murder, simpson driven by friend al cowlings led police on the slow speed chase broadcast around the world. the white bronco ride sparking reality television. some critics say. the country riveted by a manhunt for a national sports hero police radio saying that simpson the passenger in the car. >>as a gun at his head sentence and suing arrest his criminal and civil trials to full of unforgettable the courtroom, the at rick's were constant pop culture stars emerged including lawyer, johnnie cochran, if it doesn't fit, you must acquit known as the dream team simpson's lawyers persuaded the mostly black jury to acquit simpson of all criminal charges in october the victims families were crushed. but one year later simpson was back in court facing civil charges for the deaths of goldman and nicole. she had repeatedly accused simpson of abuse i don

and it is worth noting that the murders of nicole brown and ron goldman are still officially listed as unsolved, john. >> whole thing just so unbelievable. stephanie elam, thank you so much for that. our own jeffrey toobin was in the courtroom when the simpson verdict was read and his book inspired the popular netflix series about all of this. we will speak with him. >> it looks like his son. >> there's jeffrey toobin. >> we will ask him to justify this photo and much, much more next. when your psoriasis is bad, it can be hard to see what's possible. but the possibilities become clear with taltz. the first and only treatment of its kind offering a chance at 100% clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of those with moderate to severe psoriasis saw a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. some even saw 100% clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. increased risk of infections and lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about infections, symptoms, or if inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop, worsen

and thank you, again, for your leadership on the task force. >> nicole: my pleasure.s very important. project and goal. i was going to add that one of the things that we're finding is that there is a lot of work being done that is impacting the disability community around better practices with our public right-of-way, and things that we've been hearing about through the department of aging and adult services. there are things that we can coordinate better, i think, and then also apply those efficients to what -- efforts to what we're doing through vision zero to get a better picture of what we need to be doing for overall improvement. that is speaking to coordinating and one of the things that the mayor's office on disability will be doing in the coming years, is dedicate particular staff time to be really helping to more directly monitor and achieve some of these accomplishments that are pertaining directly to vision zero. and looking forward to that. and i really would like now for us to use the remainder of this section time for questions, feedback, areas where you

twenty me now are keira davis, doctor kelly ward, amy robbins, doctor nicole safire and leslie marshallelcome, ladies. i apologize, leslie, my loan democrat at the table for the introduction. the reason i wanted the women i have here is because we offer something different in our perspectives and some are conservative but some liberal and in the middle for a lot of us and that is something i write about a lot in this book. it's having the confidence to speak your mind even if it doesn't fit into a narrow box of what anyone wants to fit into. i don't fit into a box and it disappoints people but i'm proud of it. the criticism has been that trump is antiwoman and a sexist and misogynist and he's losing support of suburban women which he counted on so were invested in it on the state level and your state, arizona, will be important in the next election. what will it be as far as suburban women? >> is the chairman of the republican party of arizona michael job is to reelect president donald trump, to make sure martha mcnally in arizona it back into the united state senate electrical begins a

>>a witness discovered the body of nicole brown simpson 25 years ago, oj simpson's ex-wife nicole and her friend ron goldman were savagely killed in a knife attack. simpson would become the prime suspect. >>mister simpson is a fugitive of justice right now. >>days after the murder, simpson driven by friend al cowlings led police on the slow speed chase broadcast around the world. ride sparking reality television. some critics say. the country riveted by a manhunt for a nalional sports hero police radio saying that simpson the passenger in the car. >>as a gun at his head sentence in suing arrest his criminal and civil trials, full of unforgettable the courtroom, the at rick's were constant pop culture stars emerged including lawyer, johnnie cochran, if it doesn't fit, you must acquiwys persuade black jury to the victims families were crushed. but one year later simpson was back in court facing civil charges for the deaths of goldman and nicole. she had repeatedly accused simpson of abuse i don't want to be on the line is going to >>it's a mostly white jury found simpson liable ordering

simpson would later be charged and acquitted for the murders of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson andgoldman. >> and now simpson is turning to social media to, quote, set the record straight. this morning, o.j. simpson making his digital debut. >> hey, twitter world, this is yours truly. now coming soon to twitter you'll get to read all my thoughts and opinions on just about everything. f famer is now on twitter giving followers a hint of what they can expect. >> you know, for years people have been able to say whatever they want to say about me with no accountability. but now i get to challenge a lot of that bs and set the record straight. >> and then this cryptic message. >> this should be a lot of fun. i got a lot of get evening to do. >> he addresses he is khloe kardashian's biological father. >> all of these stories are just bogus. >> reporter: he says he was never romantically crossed with her mother, kris jenner. at the time was married to bob kardashian. >> the simple facts of the matter is she's not mine. >> we don't know where he's going. may be driving endlessly. he is thre

i'm nicolle wallace, but i am going to be back tonight, like, forever.he fun friends you like, round two of the debates here on msnbc. but first "mtp daily" with my friend chuck todd starts right now. ♪ >>> if it's thursday, it's meet the press daily coming to you live from the arch center for the performing arts and the heart of beautiful miami, florida. a little hot, are i'll admit. once again we are here in the debate spin room. we've got hot air in here. and once again queue the election music. ♪ don't tell me you're tired of it already. i'm not. i can't wait. it feels

i'm nicolle wallace.right now with my friend chuck todd. >>> if it's wednesday, is what's old new again? president trump launches his re-elect with a

>>the body of nicole brown simpson 25 years ago, oj simpson's ex-wife nicole and her friend ron goldman were savagely killed in a knife attack. simpson would become the prime suspect. >>mister simpson is a fugitive of justice right now. >>days after the murder, simpson driven by friend al cowlings led police on the slow speed chase broadcast around the world. the white bronco ride sparking reality television. some critics say. the country riveted by a manhunt for a national sports hero police radio saying that simpson the passenger in the car. >>as a gun at his head sentence and suing arrest his criminal and civil trials to full of unforgettable the courtroom, the at rick's were constant pop culture stars emerged including lawyer, johnnie cochran, if it doesn't fit, you must acquit known as the dream team simpson's lawyers persuaded the mostly black jury to acquit simpson of all criminal charges in october 1995. the victims families were crushed. but one year later simpson was back in court facing civil charges for the deaths of goldman and nicole. she had repeatedly accused simpson of

nicole john explain the context behind this strategy and we've got a comment from someone who says maybe this strategy now maybe it's hit its breaking point with the american people so this is a tweet from emily galvin she says salt morning was on trial for offering food and water to migrants dying in the desert many of you are calling for jury nullification indeed this is why we have juries so that here men's can say no when the law is wrong they said no so she sent us a video comment explaining some of what this means for the legal aspect of this case and what it means for the american people and what their views might look like habilis and what's inside. juries in the american legal system have the right to refuse to convict people if they feel that the charges unjust but the law is wrong that prosecutors shouldn't be going after in this case lifesaving humanitarian aid work now jury nullification isn't talked about very much but it is a unique right jurors have to shape the system in which they work it's a unique role that juries play as a check on laws that may be unjust or unfair s

a year later nicole's ex-husband, o.j. simpson, was acquitted of double murder.he says he's healthy and happy living in las vegas. goldman's sister kim will speak about what this day means to her family ahead on "good morning america." and just real quick, just because kenneth and i both worked in orlando. i was still there when pulse happened. just a shout-out to that community. because that was -- i mean, any community that deals with a mass shooting like that. it's so hard. >> and seeing those folks who rallied around the lgbtq community, to see how that community was resilient in the face of such, such horrific, horrific death and murder and crime. and so seeing those images in the aftermath of that, how they came back. >> yes, our hearts go out to central florida. >>> the popular chain build-a-bear is bringing back a popular promotion which resulted in total chaos in malls last year. >> the pay your age promotion is back but this year customers will have to sign up on a company website to win a ticket. last year thousands of shoppers stood in long lines for

but, yes, it is on our mind and we can do more of it. >> nicole: your point is well taken. i want to add. i know we need to end very soon. that as part of the planning, we are also looking at the path of travel in and out of the parks. and play areas as part of what we're analyzing so that all of the features can be connected in the best way possible. >> co-chair senhaux: thank you, presenters. i appreciate your time. and waiting. so thank you so much. i want to open up public comment on this agenda item. and i want to thank the people that were waiting to speak for their patience. >> thank you for waiting. >> i want to thank mod for going late on this, i appreciate it. i want to address a couple of things about access with parks and rec. first i want to say that paulina during her presentation was talking about outreach and said that the average people near the park, 300 feet radius, that does not seem far enough at all. i would think that if you're going to do construction in a park, at least three blocks would be reasonable. 300 feet is nothing. also, paulina has been ve

they bought nicole and her husband tickets to go see trace atkins and it just wasn't a concert.here was a meet and greet afterwards. could you do me a big favor? could you help us with the gender reveal? they gave him two choices. a pink guitar and blue one. all he had to do was hand them the guitar that coordinates with the baby's gender. having a little boy. his name was james. he was born in april. this happened at christmas time. congratulations, everybody. now here is a bird of a different feather. that came into the care of the blue bridge wildlife center in february. it was a gunshot victim and it had to go through multiple surgeries and they realized it couldn't be released back out into the wild but they also didn't know the sex, but now it's time for the reveal. >> we doing gender reveals for birds now? >> yes we are. >> so they decided to name her vega and now she is also an education ambassador since she can't be released into the wild. >> were a kid and you saw a tra coming and they honk the horn? it never gets old. it's awesome all the time. they were out there on

as nicole killian reports, democrats are focused on who can beat him. pollsters following the leak of internal polling to new organizations president trump has fired three pollsters following a leak of internal polling to news organizations. >> my polls show that i'm winning everywhere. we've all seen these reports. 15 out of 17 states he is behind. >> nobody showed you those polls because they don't exist. >> reporter: but in a statement to cbs news, the trump campaign acknowledged the poles are real. however, it calls them incomplete and misleading, saying they represent a worst- case scenario for voter turnout. as the president prepares to kick off his 2020 campaign, democrats are sizing up their field to see who would match up best against him. in a cbs news battleground tracker poll, 78% of democrats in early voting states say beating trump is the most important issue in their choice. >> democrats are almost singularly focused on finding someone they think can beat president trump, but as a game that out, joe biden's supporters really think he can