o.j. simpson. let's hope the outcome is not the same. i think you are exactly right, the forensic evidence points toward guilty and nobody who is not guilty is going to go through that kind of emotional plea. >> again, i have a hard time getting interested in this. i'm much more concerned about high crime rates in south africa that affect a lot of other people. >> i tried to put a pen to paper ever since that night but i haven't been able to do it. but today he did. >> i hate it when perpetrators play the victim. we know now he suffers from depression and nightmares. the poor thing. no wonder. >> we're going to leave it right there. >> some angry students storm the office at dartmouth. they stage a sitdown. details after the break. >>> here's an out rajs example of identity politics in the ivy league. last week a group of students at dartmouth staged a 72-hour sit in at the office of the president. they have been driven to this as institutional violence. >> the fundamental basis of this entire gathering is that some people on this campus

o.j. simpson's rookie card you can cut your wife's.o understand that there was a time when they were on our side. >> that is astute despite the foul language that will be edited out of the show. and the last part hasn't been proven. >> alleged. >> you can repeat it alleged. >> joanne, are the -- this is what i hate about the profiles. i don't care about the posters. the posters is a silly story. the stories is these puff pieces where everybody hates them. you look at them and say i hate these people. when they ask you to do it you go, oh, mine will be different. >> you think you can do it better. >> exactly. >> but then we point out are those free range eggs that boy was flipping? and how come i break the yolk and he doesn't? >> exactly. >> i just don't like the fake expressions. >> is that a mini carne? >> they are recreating a press conference. all that have is is -- i don't know. >> when buck said a mini carne he meant a young person on the carne family and greg is like a mini carni, a circus performer. >> you know what happened wit

o.j. simpson coverage he wondered whether he we were watching the same trial.hat was a great comment he didn't like my coverage. greg, i'm deeply disappointed you are going to stick around here and you did d. get the job but next time. >> deal with me hat hallways. >> greg, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> straight head, more on tonight's breaking news, h.h.s. secretary kathleen sebelius is out. senator mike lee is here to talk about that next. [ male announcer ] when fixed income experts... ♪ ...work with equity experts... who work with regional experts... !! i do a lot oresearch on angie's list before i do any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. two pretzels. put in on my capital one venture card. i earn unlimited double miles. not bad. can i get your autograph mr. barkley? sure kid. man my fans they love me. that's the price you pay for being world famous. he meant sign the receipt

o.j. simpson coverage he wondered whether he we were watching the same trial.ss that was a great comment he didn't like my coverage. greg, i'm deeply disappointed you are going to stick around here and you did d. get the job but next time. >> deal with me hat hallways. >> greg, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> straight head, more on tonight's breaking news, h.h.s. secretary kathleen sebelius is out. senator mike lee is here to talk about that next. >>> this is a fox news alert. in the wake of the disastrous obamacare rollout, hhs secretary kathleen sebelius is resigning. white house officials say secretary sebelius notified president obama of her decision in early march and the president has already accepted her resignation and tomorrow president obama will nominate the current omb director sylvia matthews burwell to replace secretary sebelius. joining us senator mike lee. nice to see you, sir. >> big news. >> very big news. >> what do you make of it. >> look, this ultimately isn't about the person. it's about the policy. and secretary sebelius was in char

o.j. simpson and also representing celebrities.d samsung has screened each other for ripken of the guys in t- shirts apple wants samsung to play $2 billion and samsung wants apple to play that-pay. they have documents that show the frustration that each company is going through. the u.s. senate will try to raise it from 875 to . congressman michael grant was taken into federal custody following a two-year fbi program officials say the new york republican is charge of the connection of a failed aleged fa statement that he gave. the house members' campaign donation after a friend and donor have charged with an illegal that such illegal contributions. the search for the mess and malaysian airline tony abbott said that u they have sphagnum starring the initial search area far off their trillion west coast they still have not found anything the search will now be entering a new phase. it's hardly a likely that we will find anything or any type of debris around the surface. the current size to a unhook which focuses on searching the ocea

o.j. simpson trial in which was criticized for letting this thing going on and on and on, and i wonder, willing on so long, will that come to accrue against the judge who is hearing the case? >> the o.j. trial was a jury trial, so the jurors were just exhausted. take as long as little as you want to get the correct decision in this case. >> i agree. the judge can do whatever she wants because she is the judge. she is on her own timeline, she doesn't have to worry about jurors falling asleep are being fatigued. jon: i have not heard a lot out of this for oscar pistorius. we're going to have to go, thank you both. jenna: a billion are giving a boost to gun-control activist. michael bloomberg funny a new group to challenge the nra, but could the push backfire on democrats in november? jonathan will have that topic in just a moment. plus, it was our bust finding some fake cap kind of pull off a raid of their own. we will explain next. jon: former new york city mayor michael bloomberg putting up big money in his battle against the nra. bloomberg says he plans to spend $50 million this year to bui

o.j. simpson was portrayed. i'm not responsible for anything. the police moved the evidence. i didn't do that. a gun went off. i didn't do that. oh, a gun went off in a restaurant. i didn't do that. so the prosecutor is allowed to portray him in this way that he is all about him. >> he made some very emotional testimony this week. is he helping his case do you think? >> well, i don't know if he helps his case with a judge. remember, we have one judge and two assessor. the assessor are professionals. they can wind up dealing with the verdict and overrule the judge. but what you have here with all of this emotion, it didn't just start here it started all the way back at the bail hearing, this vomiting in the bucket, these histrionics. the prosecution asks this question and we get a response. the prosecution says well why are you so emotional now? listen to what pistorius answers. >> i lost the person that i cared b i don't know how people don't understand that. >> so there he is i lost the person i most cared about. why don't people understand this? why are you emotional now? t

o.j. simpson verdict. after that attitudes have become more positive as of last summer. 58% of americans said that a solution to relations between blacks and whites will be worked out while 40% say it will always be a problem. gallup found blacks are less positive than whites that a solution the race problem will be worked out. -- we'll bring you some more from some of that polling work from gallup, but our phones are open as we're asking our viewers race relations in the u.s. how far have we come? and what is the role of public officials in this debate that's happening in the country? larry is in a coma, washington. larry, good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing this morning? host: i'm good, sir. go ahead. caller: i think race relationships have improved but we still have a long way to go, sir. because a friend of mine plays professional sports and i won't mention his name, but he went to go get an apartment and he got discriminated against and he millions. and personally, i've been discrimi

o.j. simpson for owing nearly $460.id, they want to add 8% interest as well. >>> thank you, kelly. a new report out show that is the i.r.s. and many other federal agencies awarded $415,000 worth of contracts to vigilant solutions for their license plate tracking devices. so why is the government spending so much on tracking your information? and what exactly are they using it for? joining us to weigh in is a chief technology at the center for democracy and technology, josef hall, happy easter to you. nice to see you on the show. >> thank you, sir. happy easter. >> explain what this technology is. why would the federal government need it to track our license plates, what does it do? >> sure. there are two types of technologies here. the first is access to a database of license plate images. the other is actual things you mount on cars that can very quickly read license plates around the vehicle. it's put on. >> now that we know the technology, why would any federal agency want to use that type of technology? >> so in som