o.j. simpson confessing to me, and i'm going to make it happen, people. simpson was found not guilty in the stabbing deaths of his elk wife and her friend -- ex-wife and her friend, ron goldman, during a murder trial in 1995. he is currently serving time in a nevada jail on armed robbery and kidnapping convictions. >>> a dog that got lost is alive thanks to rescuers who valiantly pulled him off of a cliff. want to show you the chopper video. late this morning, a rescue at is n sunset cliffs. choppers responded before noon. you see him try to first reach to get the chow, and then try to get it off the cliff. san diego county animal control is giving the dog a medical evaluation. they're going to check for a microchip to see if they can figure out who owns that now very lucky dog. >> amazing anybody spotted him there. >>> to a story about a boy and his dog in orange county who won a victory in court. a federal judge has ruled that caleb cirisax, 7 years old, will be allowed to take his dog, eddie, to school after his parents sued the school district. caleb h

o.j. simpson trial and it remind me a lot of the o.j. simpson trial.ous athlete, had his wife not bean beautiful blonde, had there not been stories of domestic violence in the past and maybe a young boyfriend that she had, the media wouldn't have been excited about it. the fact that we have nightclub pictures of a beautiful girl and yes, there's a race piece to it, a beautiful white girl in nightclubs in florida, whose just, you know, partying and a parade of boyfriends and the illusion of promiscuity this is what's making america riveted to the story. >> lie after lie after lie is what we're learning casey anthony told friends, family even investigators. jurors heard several hours of police interviews. listen. >> everything you told sues a lie. every single thing. and you can keep sitting here and keep telling us the same thing and getting constantly over and over again we're disproving everything you tell us. you're giving us misinformation. everything you're telling us, okay. it needs to end. s i wonder... what's left behind? [ female announcer ] in

o.j. simpson trial. just goes on and on and on. so why the never-ending national obsession? k author and former los angeles prosecutor marcia clark. yes, the marcia clark from the simpson trial. and sunny hostin, a legal contributor for our sister network in session. this trial has captivated the public in a lot of different levels. and it's also sort of been tagged as the first major murder trial of the social media age, if you will. what's behind the fascination? >> i think gary absolutely right. when i saw the opening statements and the allegations of molestation and sexual abuse, i thought, uh-oh, this is going to go viral in about a heartbeat. that made the case something really outrageous. the fact that a mother kills her child is, sadly, not all that unusual to us. we've heard of these crimes before. but that would be the excuse, that that would be the answer to her conduct after the killing, that the 31 days of partying and the euphoric behavior is attributable to some kind of child abuse accommodation syndrome because she was a sexual assault victim is the most amazi

o.j. simpson and oprah winfrey. we've heard that this is the get that she's always wanted to get for her show, o.j. >> and is it? is it the get? >> very speculative. >> do you think you can dance? check out tom hanks' latest moves. that's coming up next in "the skinny." go, tom! >> anybody would dance next to her. c >>> all right. it is time now for "the skinny." and we start with one that is a trail of tabloid speculation we should say. >> right. >> no confirmation at all. >> underline speculation. >> yes. totally driven by gossip. >> highlight, highlight. >> so apparently, maybe possibly, o.j. simpson has confessed his wife's murder to oprah. now, again, this is all coming from sources like "the daily mail," "the national enquirer." >> which by the way "the national enquirer," they have scoops. rielle hunter, for instance. >> absolutely. we'll have to wait and see. oprah has previously said she would want this interview, that this would potential be on her new own network. her own television network. >> which would

o.j. simpson prosecution mistake? telling a witness who says he can smell death? the latest from inside the casey anthony trial. >> but first, congressman anthony weiner. implodes. what was he thinking? 30 minute sex calls with dirty talk lewd pictures, e-mail to women who he didn't know and they didn't know him. and he's in congress? first he lied, he got cornered and now the tears. >> i'd like to take this time to clear up questions that have been raised and take full responsibility for my actions. at the outset i would like to make it clear that i have made terrible mistakes that have hurt the people i care about the most. and i'm deeply sorry. i have not been honest with myself. my family. my constituents, my friends and supporters and the media. last friday night i tweeted a photograph of myself that i intended to send as a direct message as part of a joke to a woman in seattle. once i realized i posted to twitter, i panicked, took it down and said i had been hacked. i then continued to stick to that story which was a hugely regrettably mistake this woman was

o.j. simpson. >> oh,. >> that's a good one. e hollywood reporter says oprah told a cable industry group that she has a dream of o.j. confessing to her. it was 17 years ago today that simpson was arrested for murder following that infamous police chase in southern california. >> isn't o.j. in jail right now? >> he is. >> i think he is. >> a little incident he had in las vegas. he probably would like to be on the oprah show right now. >>> time now 4:56. should you get paid for doing a bad job? >> that's the big question for lawmakers if the state budget deal breaks down. that's up next. >>> the search is on. it continues for michelle le after she disappeared at the end of may. today starting a three-day search. we'll tell you about it coming up next. >>> and dozens and dozens of people are lining up for free mortgage help in downtown san jose and the line is growing. i'm kiet do with live report coming up. >>> a college football player is still in jail for wearing saggy pants on the plane but how should we dress when we fly? what'

o.j. simpson. like that verdict, this one will captivate the country. >> when the verdict comes, the nation will stop. and people will be tuning in all over the place, through various types of media. >> reporter: you think it's that big? >> absolutely. it is that big. >> reporter: that verdict isn't expected until july, leaving plenty of time for the momentum and interest to build. i was tweeting from court today, david. and i got responses from as far away as canada. it is truly a sensation. david? >> all right, yunji. thanks to you. >>> when we come back tonight, a chance to buy rare hollywood treasures. from marilyn monroe's dress. to dorothy's ruby red slippers. where were they hiding all these years? with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a non-narcotic treatment that's fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have u

o.j. simpson police case like he really screwed up and that's fox news broader talk about casey anthony and you guys must be getting really desperate maybe everybody else is so sick about talking about this that they refuse to come on or maybe maybe you're just getting even more stupid as the last brain cells of cable news teams fade away after devoting their lives to gossip and non news anyway i don't even think that i can begin to explain to you the joy that i feel the thought of this trial going away not flashing on every t.v. screen anymore disappearing forever and again it's not like you can replace it with anything more worthwhile i'm sure there's another pail and story ready and waiting to be aired let me give you some bad news now you're busy reading t.m.c. for your hard hitting news stories every morning there's a war going on oh no wait actually there's not just one but there are six iraq afghanistan libya pakistan yemen and now we have somalia that's right it's being reported that the u.s. has already launched drone strikes in somalia so never sign of those creeping shadow wars y

o.j. simpson trial you see the spin off with nancy grace i wonder this is kind of like a chicken or the end question what comes first people demanding this kind of news coverage or does the constant feeding of it on c.n.n. sort of cause instead of the end. of my nightmares my thesis for the evening is it isn't the spoon feed it to people and really get accustomed to it and ask for more i think i don't think it's a chicken and egg thing i think the biggest fear they lay it and basically that's all we have also they created expectation regardless of what caused it i think we have a clip of how folks handled their inability to get tickets to the casey anthony trial it's about there's a bit of a scuffle i think if we play that first like. i. was. my god i mean just talk over this obviously they're freaking out i mean i don't know do you think there would have been this kind of excitement for something so minute when there are so many big issues going on or it wasn't on cable twenty first i don't well no i mean there's that and there's also this is a whole different kind of animal i mean if and

o.j. simpson trial that occurred back in the one nine hundred ninety s. and there is no doubt that there is endless media coverage of the casey anthony trial and everyone is willing to give their two cents on what should happen in that courtroom but perhaps the media outcry should be shifted to instances where the government is setting up individuals to commit crimes and then locking them up for doing so i'm talking about entrapment for example or the oregon christmas tree bomber nineteen year old somali born mohammed also muhammad who was opening critical of the u.s. attempted to set off a car bomb in portland that was put together and given to him by undercover f.b.i. agents now while mohammed is being accused of using weapons of mass destruction a lot would argue a lot of people would argue it really is a case of entrapment or how about twenty one year old muhammad is saying he was also given a bomb by undercover f.b.i. agents while he was charged with attempted murder for planting a fake bomb it was also the center of an f.b.i. sting operation that ha

o.j. simpson case back several years ago and also six hundred media have been credentialed for that so one case like that how many people doesn't really impact the verses of the economy the million people that are applying for jobs at mcdonald's the debt ceiling i don't know but it's certainly something to consider we wanted.

o.j. simpson or an entertainer or a politician something along those lines she's white if it were a black woman was a single mother and the baby was there to be the people would say all that happens all the time who cares about that and it doesn't happen all the time and nearly everyone you ask knows who casey anthony is a mother accused of killing her toddler but does this criminal trial affect the lives of americans probably now i think is too much emphasis on it nonetheless america cannot seem to get enough according to pew research last week casey anthony was one of the top five news makers and all of mainstream news behind people like you know the u.s. president and jon huntsman who announced he's running for president. and you are seem to want it to be headline news which has been delivering wall to wall coverage has seen a huge surge in ratings as a result propelling primetime programs to the one or two spot and many occasions but meanwhile. one leaves michael lost and i was arrested torn in movement conservatives for for. robbery every day there are injustices in america they will

o.j. simpson levels of media coverage six hundred press have reportedly been credentialed for one criminal case today we're talking about the economy the debt ceiling unemployment a million people trying to get jobs and it donald's you can decide we just gave you three examples of some of the different choices and coverage you can decide which you think is more entertaining more substantive journalism and i'm going to have to leave you on that note because that is going to go for now one of the stories we covered go to our tea dot com slash usa check out our you tube page youtube dot com slash r t america and follow me on twitter at lauren the star and we will be back with more news and analysis and opinion shows in the next coming hours please stay tuned. into it with the reclusive to do the work to bring justice to the would. not have to carefully right to know what our government would you want to know why i think taxes.

o.j. simpson trial you see the spin off with nancy grace i want to see if i like a chicken or the egg question what comes first people demanding this kind of news coverage or it does the constant feeding of it and see and then sort of cause in saturday and addiction to my thesis for the evening is it is that they feed it to people and then they get accustomed to it and ask for more and i think i don't think it's a chicken and egg thing i think the biggest there they lay it and basically that's all we have also they created expectation regardless of what caused it i think we have a clip of how folks handled their inability to get tickets to the casey anthony trial there was a bit of a scuffle i think we played our first like. i got i mean we're all just talk over there so obviously they're freaking out i mean i don't know do you think there would've been this kind of excitement for something so minute when there are so many big issues going on it wasn't on cable twenty first i thought well no i mean there's that and there's also this is a whole different kind of animal i mean if and i've said t

o.j. simpson.e cut two heads off. >> i think it's over filed and >> i think it's over filed and it's goingngngngngngngngngngngng i got an egg [pop] i got gum a kazoo a candy necklace i got one of these [pop] a stamp helium fabric softener ear plugs [pop] lipstick two pills a day is what it takes to stay alive if you're hiv positive. those pills cost about forty cents a day. >> good morning, everyone. it's monday, june 6th. i'm gretchen carlson. hope you had a great weekend. maybe not with this news. unemployment on the rise. house prices sinking and white house are a little bit back on their heels. guess who is coming to their defense now. >> pull from the brink of the financial crisis and now we have to dig out of the deep debt. >> should americans be satisfied with that answer? >> but republicans aren't letting the president off the hook. sarah palin wants answers from the commander in chief.

o.j. simpson. he cut two heads off. >> i think it's over filed and it's goi

it's a big condition, that he confesses to oprah that he killed nicole brown simpson and ron goldman in 1994. we all know o.jthat. i don't see that interview going down. besides simpson, she said there's only one other person she'd like to interview, susan smith who infamously killed her children and lied about it. i would like to see oprah interview oprah. >> we've seen so much of her already. >> just think what she could get out of herself. >> you could write the book. >> good idea. >>> a.j. has the breaking information in the entertainment world. "showbiz tonight," 11:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> coming up, they save your shows but they also waste your money. you would not believe how much energy dvrs use. ♪ ♪ introducing purina one beyond a new food for your cat or dog. a vacation on a budget with expedia. make it work. booking a flight by itself is an uh-oh. see if we can "stitch" together a better deal. that's a hint, antoine. ooh! see what anandra did? booking your flight and hotel at the same time gets you prices hotels and airlines won't let expedia show separately. book it. major wow factor! where you

o.j. simpson and trial here in the united states. all of that deflected attention so what you had in was the opposite of what we managed to achieve in bosnia. in rwanda by lacking attention and not being there in critical mass, we bear a part of the blame for not having been there and forcing that terrible genocide into the public's fear. >> how deeply do you feel that? >> i feel it very deeply like everybody does. like everybody who was involved whether president clinton or many of the other world leaders, i feel it very, very deeply. i believe in the power of this medium. i believe that when you use it, you can really be effective. when you use it right. and also when you don't use it. when you miss the boat, it can have catastrophic consequences. i do feel it very, very deeply. >> biggest regret of your career, would you say? i'm not blaming you. >> we were there but not as forcefully as perhaps we could have been and as i say in a period where there were so much distraction. >> if you had your time again -- >> i would have been t

o.j. simpson case, they call a novel expert, something that hasn't been done before, a smell, odor expert, put him on the stand, they are hand o'clock the defense an appellate issue should she be convicted. i wouldn't in a million years do it. prosecutors are so tempted to overtry their cases but all they do is give gifts to us defense attorneys. it's a perfect example. so very dramatic, but strategically, i wouldn't have done it if i was the prosecution. that's stupid. martha: tell me, why do you think the fact that he testified could give them some advantage on appeal? >> because every you put an expert on a witness stand, if it's a new expertise area it has to be tested if it's something to be an expert in. this person sniffs. what makes this person a great sniffer compared to the ordinary person? we've already heard from cindy the mother that she smelled it and it smelled like a dead body, the brother lee testified it was potent. they are getting so far down in the weeds and even if they don't win in the court of appeals should she be convicted why in the world do you hand over an unne

o.j. simpson. the hollywood reporter says oprah told a cable industry group that she has a dream of o.j. t simpson was arrested for murder following the end fa must police chase in southern california -- infamous police chase in southern california, that white bronco. >> i remember that. i was a sports guy. the bulls were playing, we were watching the game and it's like wait a minute. they weren't sure to go off the air and show the big car chase or not. >> couldn't keep your eyes off it. >> it was riveting back when. >>> hey, most of us have had problems with food odors, right? one woman had a big problem so she called 911 to get help with a food order. >> here's what she had to say. >> they gave me the wrong food. they ain't gonna give me my money. >> i'll send someone to talk to you. >> yeah, all this fuss is only over 69 cents. police ended up going to the restaurant because they say the customer was unruly. they scolded her but didn't arrest her. >> i bet she doesn't do it again. >> i hope not. i hope they scolded her for calling 911 for food. >> i have wanted to call 911 but only af

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o.j. simpson's murder trial, i would have said no. now i say yes. >> reporter: they are all clamoring to see her, casey anthony, the mother accused of murder. in a moment of intense emotion, she broke down, testimony how animals gnawed at her daughter caylee's remains, once again reducing her to tears. dr. warner spitz conducted over 60,000 autopsies, and consulted on some of the country's most high-profile homicides. he examined caylee anthony's remains for the defense and disputed the theory the toddler was murdered. >> can you rule out accidental death? >> no. >> reporter: emotions ran high throughout. the judge grew angry after the defense team failed to fully disclosed the expert's opinion to the prosecution violating a court order. >> both sides have engaged in what i call game playing. okay. and this is not a game. >> reporter: now, everyone has the day off today, a little time to cool off, and the judge to sort of gather his thoughts on that. we'll be right back in court tomorrow. that's when we're expecting to hear from dr. w

o.j. simpson trial. it reminds me a lot of of the so j simpson trial. had he not been an athlete. had his wife had been a beautiful blonde. had there not been domestic violence. the media wonlt have been excited about it. but the fact we have nightclub pictures of a beautiful girl and a there is a race piece be a beautiful white girl at a club in florida. partying and a parade of boyfriends and an illusion of promiscuity. these are the details that make america riveted to the story. >> lie after lie is what we are learning casey anthony told family, friends, even investigators. jurors heard several hours of police interviews. >> everything you told us is a lie, every single thing. you can't keep sitting here telling the the same thing and getting over and over and gefr again, you are telling us you lied to us. you tell us you gave us misinformation. everything you are telling us. this needs to end. there's a whole world missing when you search on orbitz. like every single american airlines flight. orbitz doesn't have them. but you'll find all 3,400 of them at aa.com. every day. >>

o.j. simpson to understand that dna can be mishandled, it can be disintegrated, it can be tainted, it can be flawed. >> this is one of our first kind of official meetings in our new facility. >> sheriff reichert's team of new detectives and some veterans was charged with picking through all of the hundreds of thousands of pieces of evidence that had been stored to look for items from crime scenes that could be checked for ridgway's dna. evidence that might prove ridgway was more than just a customer, that he was indeed a killer. reichert worried if something were missed back then when there were only a few overworked investigators, there was little chance it would be found 20 years later. but hoping against hope, they revisited crime scenes even though they had changed dramatically. >> the river is a lot lower. obviously, the grass is probably higher, much higher actually. >> we've been wading through arm-high grass? >> at least. >> katie larsen says surprisingly this small section of the green river where the killer dragged his first five victims down to the water is much the same. altho

o.j. simpson. we're talking, of course, about casey anthony. more than four weeks after opening statements the defense is now putting its case to the jury. casey returns to the courthouse today for more explosive testimony. and it comes as spectators, look at this, waiting in line start fighting with each other. it's all beginning to resemble a soap opera. we're going to have a live update from the courthouse coming up. >> they're really managing folks there. i heard in one case, if you fall asleep in the courtroom, they yank you so someone else can take you in because there's such a line of folks wanting to see that. we're also following another high profile murder case. amanda knox, she's back in an italian court this weekend for her appeal. the american is trying to overturn her conviction for killing her british roommate. as you'll see in a moment, several witnesses will insist she had nothing to do with the crime. but can they be believed? that's one of the big questions. >> and then on a much lighter note we're kicking off our father's da

o.j. simpson and with just 50 seats available, many get possessive about their place in line. >> the sale of the plant in fremont is cutting city revenues. the plant closed last year, sold to tesla motors and reduced the value of the property from $1 billion to about $600 million. the city council approved a new $134 million operating budget that say it compensates for the lost revenue. >>> let's go outside and take a look. traffic is slow here getting into san jose. this is a look at the peninsula traffic, still looking good on the 101 and 280. >>> we have fog around the bay really solid toward the coastline. the fog is really starting to thicken up with a lot of upper 40s this morning. still a really cool morning for mid-june, high pressure on sunday, until then everything to the northwest. sunny to mostly sunny and cooler with on shore wind. the delta breezes are in place. 50s and 60s in lace and upper 70s and low 80s inland. temperatures will start to rebound on sunday and inland monday and tuesday. >> thank you. >>> time now 7:27. an unusual arrest in martinez. the weapon was a garba

o.j. simpson case. but did you know that mark fuhrman also advised the parents of casey anthony?t he knows next. >> and call her the duchess of leaks? fergie lets some royal secrets slip. i guess we should say in parenthesis, again? >> one hour, 45 minutes from now, testimony will resume in the casey anthony murder trial in florida. on the stand, dr. voss, the guy who created the sensitive scientific instruments that detect body decomposition. his equipment used to hair and carpet samples in casey anthony's car. >> another exciting day. meanwhile, last week, casey's mother was questioned about statements she made to the media and to mark fuhrman. listen. >> do you recall ever meeting a man by the name of mark fuhrman? >> i remember mr. fuhrman wanted to speak to us and offer any help that he could with his expertise as a detective. >> now, he's not a detective, though. is he? >> not currently -- not at that time he wasn't. >> did you tell mark fuhrman that you forgot to take the ladder down? >> no, sir, i did not. >> former lapd detective mark fuhrman joins us now. mark, anything

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o.j. simpson. >> just like o.j. coming of age for cable new rs, this case here is a coming of age for social media. >> reporter: there's an iphone app. the "orlando sentinel" was sent to do nothing but record live chat. >> obsessed i think would be an appropriate term in some cases. >> reporter: a real life version of "law & order" with testimony expected to last up to another five weeks in the courtroom before the jury can begin their deliberations. matt? >> kerry sanders reporting from orlando this morning. thank you very much. >>> let's turn to al with a check of the weather. it looks like a scorcher. >> 78 degrees on our thermometer here, 80 degrees at central park. let's show you what's happen in as far as the forecast is concerned. we've got our first tropical hurricane, this is out in the pacific. 310 miles west-southwest of au acapul acapulco. not going to affect anybody. we're looking at rask of strong storms from new england all the way back into the midwest. showers into the western plains. plenty of sunsh

o.j. simpson. >>> a suspected bank robber is being held on $100,000 bail this morning, after being arresteda. this is the surveillance photo of kelly clark keating. police spotted him 9:00 last night, he was arrested and taken to the sonoma county jail. >>> tomorrow morning, firefighters will burn grass and vegetation in the area just below the swansea reservoir. this is a picture of the area they'll be working on. it has been brown to fires in -- prone to fires in recent years. people living in the area are asked to keep doors and windows closed tomorrow. >>> new firefighters will work for a hybrid agency. san carlos recently dissolved its joint fire department with bellmont. >>> the bay area preacher known for his doomsday predictions is in the hospital this morning. harold camping suffered a stroke thursday night. he received widespread attention for his most recent prediction that the apocalypse would start on may 21. >>> the battle over gay marriage in california. tomorrow, a federal judge will begin deciding whether to void the ruling by a judge. last august, judge walker ruled califo

o.j. simpson case, outside there were long lines. the minute you got upstairs, it was quiet.question that the defense attorney could later on say, look at the scene here, how could my client gotten a fair trial? >> over the last three weeks the prosecution laying out what it appears from the outside a pretty devastating case, now you're seeing the defense for at least the second time moving for a mistrial? >> that's right. this time, based on a video that the prosecutors introduced that showed little caylee and it transformed into the remains. it was intended to show that the duct tape was a murder weapon. it was a risky move, if the prosecutors keep pushing the envelope, they are opening up the possibility that on an appeal, some other judges could say, you know what some of this shouldn't have been allowed in and ordering a new trial. there's no question that we're seeing prosecutors who are pushing the envelope. this is a video that they created. they're the ones that put her face and let it transformed into her remains. >> the only big hole so far in the prosecution's cas

o.j. simpson, which was the longest trial in california history lasted 37 weeks.and he's saying that the prosecution is likely to rest either tomorrow or the next morning. >> okay. let's talk about this heart outline, as we just heard in testimony. it was this heart outline on the duct tape that covered caylee anthony's mouth. how could that get there? >> well, you know, the prosecution hasn't really answered that question. i think they're going to leave it up to the jury to figure it out, but they did introduce evidence, brooke, that these heart-shaped stickers were found inside of the casey home, casey anthony home when it was checked. and so i think the prosecution wants the jury to infer that casey anthony placed that heart-shaped sticker on the duct tape that was found on caylee anthony's mouth. that's probably the only logical inference one can make. >> potentially there would have been some sort of heart sticker underbeneath this duct tape? >> on top. on top of the duct tape. some people are thinking well, that's the sign of a conflicted killer, right? if y

o.j. simpson moment where he tried on the glove and it didn't fit. >> this is the thing where they have soh other evidence about lying, and what happened to caylee, and o*es cayle and *h behavior, adding on this semblance of forensic science i think it was wrong for the prosecution to do it. it's unreliable. the odors of decomposing bodies is not substantiated or used in any crime lab in the country. and the judge who is supposed to be the gate keeper let's it in. jon: never been used before? >> never been used before pep to try to financed a body that charlie manson killed a few years ago. they dug deep holes, they said they found the gases and it turned out wrong. jon: this doctor is trying to patent this technology. >> yes he is. jon: he gets on the stand as he's being challenged about the odor in the can and says, well we are not a forensics lab. >> that's right. i think this tends to diminish the prosecution testimony, and also the ability of the judge to keep -- to be a gate keeper unfortunately. this is what the national academy of sciences criticized in its big report two years ago

o.j. simpson trial. want you to take a look at something that happened outside the courthouse today.ke out. look at this, and then i'll explain what this was all about. >> let him go! let him go! let him go! hey! >> what is wrong with you? you put him in a headlock! you put him in a headlock! >> no, he hit me. he hit me. >> you put him in a headlock, i saw you! >> yeah, these folks are literally fighting for position to get inside the courtroom for a murder trial. this was outside the court, when apparently, what happened here, two men cut in line, trying to get a spot inside to watch the trial, and this is what happened. also today, inside the courtroom now, the surprise witness the defense put on its list this week, convicted felon vasco thompson. what he says, the defense's claim that he's linked to casey anthony's father is a surprise to him, too. >> i have no idea who george anthony is. i just seen him on tv. i never talked to george anthony. i'm not going to say i never -- i don't know him. and the phone number they got in question, i didn't have that phone number until februar

o.j. simpson. of murdering his ex-wife and her friend ron goldman back in 1995. >>> former playboy model anna nicole smith who died in 2007 is a top search item on yahoo. supreme court ordered her 4-year-old daughter is not entitled to a portion of the estate from smith ice 90-year-old billionaire husband. >>> pop idol justin bieber was reportedly knocked to the ground during a fan surge outside a macy's department store here. afterwards he tweeted simply "new york, wild day." >>> it's 8:05, back to al with a check of the weather. >>> thanks so much. we've got some bieber fans here, all waiting. even some bigger bieber -- we've got bruno mars fans. you've got to let go now though. wow. all right. let's check your weather and see what's happening. milwaukee, wisconsin, the great station, wtmj, nbc 4, cloudy, cool, 68 degrees. you'll see we've got a risk of strong storms already firing up in the plains. wet weather in the northeast where we've got flood watches in effect, slight risk of strong storms

o.j. simpson and she told a cable trade show she will make it happen.now, was acquitted in 1995 of brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. he's currently serving time for an unrelated kidnapping and armed robbery case. >>> and now for trending on today, quick round-up of what you're talking about online. a british woman has started serving eight months in jail for using facebook while on jury duty. a judge found her in contempt because she contacted the defendant she helped acquit in a drug case while serving as a juror. >>> a moment of passion amid the chaos of vancouver's hockey riots wednesday night. it's gone viral. and has the twittersphere buzzing over whether this photo is too good to be true. the photographer says he doesn't even realize what was happening when he took the shot. he thought the two people kissing in the frame had been injured. >>> and lady gaga's much anticipated video last night. it's remarkably simple by gaga standards, features only one other person, clarence clemens who suffered a stroke last weekend. >>> it is now 8:04. ba