o.j. simpson in the car. >> o.j. mpson on the run. >> the los angeles police department right now is searching for mr. simpson. >> and on the edge. >> he's still alive, but he's got a gun to his head. >> was that gun loaded? >> oh, yeah. it was a real gun, real bullets. >> and real drama. >> they're going through orange county. >> news helicopters hovering above as the bronco drives past stunned onlookers. >> people were jamming on their brakes, jumping out of their cars, sometimes in the middle of the freeway. >> think about everybody else, all right? >> i can do it in the freeway, i can do it at a field. i can do it at a grave. i can do it at my house. >> you're not going to do anything. too many people love you, you got to whole world. don't throw it away. >> two bodies butchered, one of them o.j.'s ex-wife. >> slashed, stabbed, everything else. nicole was nearly decapitated. >> this was deliberate. this was vicious. >> if you watched the o.j. simpson case unfold, and i did as a tv reporter for kcbs in l.a., it's a

o.j. simpson. simpson promises to surrender and then disappears. >> los angeles police department right now is actively searching for mr. simpson. >> simpson is soon spotted inside a white suv. >> highway patrol? >> yeah, i think i just saw o.j. simpson on the 5 freeway and he's heading north. >> got everybody scared. >> the famous low speed chase covered live for hours rivets the nation. and ends with simpson's eventual surrender at his home on rockingham avenue. it was just the beginning. >> here's what we know right now. >> this was the perfect soap opera. the o.j. simpson murder case was the first true reality show for the country. >> okay. let's go. here we go. >> this was the first wall to wall televised trial. >> july 22nd. 1994. a month after the murders, the legal proceedings against o.j. simpson begin when he enters this defiant plea. >> absolutely, 100% not guilty. >> and to help him prove that, simpson assembles a legal dream team. >> each one of them was famous. >> jeffrey toobin covere

o.j. simpson a suspect? we obvious ly will not rule anyone out. >> orenthal james simpson and better known as o.j. or the juice. as the heisman trophy winner, hall of famer. >> we will do whatever it takes to stay together. >> as an actor and pitch man. >> hertz, the super star. >> everybody stand back. >> and it would not be the accolades or the celebrity that he would be most remembered for. instead, it would be his kon k connection to to a grisly double murder. >> he deserves to stay in jail for slaughtering two people, and not giving a damn about anything but killing them. >> tom lange was a detective with the los angeles police department. he could not tell me how he really felt 20 years ago, but he sure can now. >> simpson is a sociopath, simple as that and it took us 30 seconds to figure that out. >> let's go back to june 13th, 1994. how brutal was that crime scene? >> slashed, stabbed, everything else. nicole was nearly decapitated. it was a bloody scene, and obvious that ron goldman had fought, and

o.j. simpson. mpson promises to surrender and then disappears. the los angeles police department right now is actively searching for mr. simpson. ♪ ♪ >> simpson is soon spotted inside a white suv. ♪ ♪ >> highway patrol? >> yeah. um, i think i just saw o.j. simpson on the 5 freeway and he's heading north. >> you have everybody scared. >> the famous low-speed chase covered live for hours rivets the nation. and ends with sifrm son's eventual surrender at his home on rockingham avenue. it was just the beginning. >> go, go, go. >> here's what we know right now. >> this was the perfect soap opera. the o.j. simpson murder case was the first true reality show for the country. >> okay. >> let's go. here we go. this was the first wall to wall televised trial. july 22nd, 1994, thing, and the legal proceedings against o.j. simpson begins when he enters this plea. >> 100% not guilt. >> to help him simpson assembles a legal dream team. >> each one of them was famous. >> jeffrey toobin covered the trial for "the n

o.j. simpson. we've had enough of the case. it announced on the front page it was going to stop covering and stop reporting the case so that was another sort of more dramatic extreme reaction to the case but one of many. and the resources that were deployed to los angeles to cover the trial in the run-up's were enormous. so it's possible but i did not detect any kind of shift in coverage that led to a distortion and how the news media were covering things. they covered other big events. the oklahoma city bombing. for the ones if not oj off the front pages if you will if not oj off the front pages if you will. >> use the debug of time researching that but i'm wondering 20 years from now you look back and think that was a watershed moment. >> i think it's still kind of reasoned. [laughter] >> more recently. >> that is a good question. and obviously as john mentioned in the outset it is going to continue to be rendered as a remanded as a watershed year in many ways. but other possible years whether they be? >> 2012, that might be

o.j. simpson trial january 23rd 1995. the trial down to the smallest detail and people watched it constantly a human drama in retail like cato kaylin and moments that would become iconic. at 9:00 in a few minutes, cnn fills in the blanks. what jurors think now looking back 20 years and what you didn't know about the trial. johnny cochran's famous line wasn't really his line. a preview of the o.j. trial drama of the century hosted by kary phillips. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit acquit. >> two decades later, we learned that wasn't cochran's phrase after all. >> he didn't invent that. that was done by the dean of the santa clara law school jerry oman the most unknown person in the defense team. >> 20 years later, he's getting the proper credit. >> he deserves it. >> and after nine months after testimony, hundreds of exhibits more than 260 days isolated in a hotel, jurors are finally sent to determine o.j. simpson's fate. it's two votes guilty. ten not guilty. >> you guys had been sequestered for nine months. were the

o.j. simpson. this is during the trial. so announced it would stop reporting about the simpson case.that was another dramatic and extreme reaction to the case. but one of many. the resources deployed to los angeles to cover the trial and its runup were enormous. so it's possible but it didn't detect any kind of shift in coverage that led to a distortion in how the news media were covering things. there will other big events of 1995. oklahoma city bombing. for once it knocked -- it was the event that knocked o.j. off the front page. >> thank you. >> guest: thank you. >> host: a question. >> thank you. you spent a lot of time researching 1995. i'm wondering, in 20 years from now, what year will we look back recently and think that was a watershed year much like 1995. >> guest: i think 1995 still -- i think we'll have a second edition -- >> more recently. >> guest: really good question. obviously as john mentioned at the outset, 2001 will be remembered and continues to be remembered as a watershed year in many ways. what other possible years would there be? 2012? 2008? was the election

o.j. simpson. and the trial, of course was -- the murder happened in 1994, of his ex-wife and goldman but the trial lasted almost all of 1995. and then in october, millions of americans gathered in front of their tvs to watch the verdict. i think productivity in the united states plummeted for that half hour. tell us how this -- why this ordeal fascinated us so much. >> guest: it had everything in a way. it had celebrity, mystery, it had the severe crime, it had issues of race and sex to a degree. it had high-powered lawyers. simpson was a multimillionaire, former professional football player something of an actor in movies and he had the resources to organize and recruit a legal team that was -- allowed him and his case to go toe to toe with what the state could muster. the defense team was so effective in neutralizing the best evidence of the prosecution that the acquittal of of j. simpson was inevitable. when the verdict was announced in early october 1995 the country essentially shut down. peop

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o.j. simpson. you are writing about the o.j. son trial but talk about the president and how does he respond to this moment where there feels to be much more racial division but demand from the streets for things like policing. >> first of all, i'm surprised by how brilliant i was back then. i wonder what happened to that guy. but i'm waiting to see if the president does go into race in this speech. he has little excuse now. i mean up until now he's tried to avoid being too out front on racial issues for fear of being viewed as playing favorites but right now race is in the headlines here and overseas in europe. and it is obviously -- i think people are waiting to hear him make some kind of a guiding statement here. you also have selma in the news. he had just had a showing of the movie back in the white house. and when you look back at where we've come over the last 20 years, since the days of o.j. simpson and also the days when you had oprah, michael jordan colin powell you had black heroes if you will rising up that had great c

o.j. simpson in the car. >> o.j. run. >> the los angeles police department right now is searching for mr. simpson. >> and on the edge. >> he's still alive, but he's got a gun to his head. >> was that gun loaded? >> oh, yeah. it was a real gun, real bullets. >> and real drama. >> they're going through orange county. >> news helicopters hovering above as the bronco drives past stunned onlookers. >> people were jamming on their brakes, jumping out of their cars, sometimes in the middle of

o.j. simpson in the car. >> o.j. simpson on trial for murder. >> this was the perfect soap

o.j. simpson won the 1968 award. someone broke into the athletic department and stole the heisman and a simpson jersey on display back in 1994. now, that's when simpson was waiting to go on trial for the murder of his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. the school's other heisman trophies were not touched. police are not saying where or how they found that trophy. >>> the stars glistened in l.a. for the premier of fox's new show "empire." it tells the story of a hip-hop mogul and his chirch who are all -- his children who are all vying for power in his company. supermodel naomi campbell has a major recurring role in the show. don't miss the network premier of "empire" tonight at 9:00 right here on ktvu right after "american idol." >>> up next in our 5:00 hour, we are continuing to follow some breaking news out of france. there has been a mass shooting in paris. the french president is calling it a terror attack. we're going to have the latest details on this developing story coming up next. >>>

o.j. simpson has been found more than 20 years after it was stolen from the university of southern californiahe lapd recovered the trophy last month. it was taken from the usc athletic department in 1994 at the time simpson was awaiting trial for the murder of his ex-wife and friend. the stolen trophy is a duplicate of the one simpson won as college football's best player in 1968. simpson's heisman was seized and auctioned off after he was found liable for two deaths. >>> and the newest members of mlb's hall of fame they all learned this week they'll be entering cooperstown. after the announcement, they came on the "late show" and named their top tens. the topic, baseball hall of fame. >> maybe i should make baseball my career. >> one step closer becoming "people" magazine's sexiest man alive. >> second biggest thrill, showering with roger clemons. >> ooh. what will i wear to the ceremony. >> and the number one thing i said when i learned i'd made the baseball hall of fame. >> do i really have to do letterman? >> all four players will be formally inducted on july 26th. >>> coming up after you

o.j. simpson jersey on display in 1994. that's when o.j. is ex-wife, nicole brown simpson and her friend, ron goldman. the university's other heisman trophies, they were not touched. police aren't saying where or how they found that trophy. >>> there is a new report thorntion that shows employers were in a hiring mood during december. payroll processing company adp says private employers added 241,000 new jobs last month. it also revised upward its jobs report for november. economists used the adp report to get a feeling for what the government's monthly jobs report will show. that report will be released on friday. it includes government jobs along with the private sector. >>> intel setting an aggressive goal to dramatically increase the diversity of its tech workers by 2020. intel ceo is promising the chip maker will invest $300 million in educating, hiring and retaining women and underrepresented moirpts in its tech work force. he indicates he wants the tech work force to mirror the diversity in the next five years. he says intel leaders

o.j. simpson has been found. it was stolen more than 20 years ago.phy was a replica of the one presented to simpson. it was kept at his university. it was taken from a building at usc. simpson's alma mater in the summer of 1994. lapd announced yesterday it had been found. one of simpson's jerseys, which was also stolen at the time, however, has not yet been recovered. >>> we'll stay with sports here. >>> well, sports here for the first time since 1955 we have four major leaguers, former major leaguers, they have been elected to the baseball hall of fame. three of them pitchers, randy johnson, known as the big unit. he struck out nearly 4900 batters in his career. pedro martinez won three cy young awards and helped the red sox in their long world series drought. >> john smoltz went from starter to reliever in his career with the braves. they are joined by craig biggio, the first member of the houston astros to be elected to the hall. >> baseball's opening day is just under four months away. really? but we got basketball in full swing right now. >> hoo

o.j. simpson was found stolen more than 20 years ag usc. simpson's alma mater in the summer of 1994.nounce yesterday it had been found. one of his jerseys which was also stolen at the time however, has not yet been recovered. >>> well sports here and the first time since 1955 we have four major leaguers former major leaguers they have been elected to the baseball hall of fame. three of them pitchers randy johnson, known as the big unit. he struck out nearly 4900 batters in his career. pedro martinez won three cy young awards and helped the red sox. >>> >> john smoltz went from starter to reliever. craig biggio to be elected to the hall. >> baseball's opening day is just under four months away. really? but we got basketball in full swing right now. >> hoops highlights from our guys at espn. in good morning, welcome to our "sportscenter" set here in los angeles. he's kenny mayne. i'm stan verrett. you get the first highlight. >> the national basketball association, tony parker back in for the spurs hosting the pistons playing well lately. 97 apiece. manu ginobili. he made it. spurs up

o.j. simpson won in 1968 has been recovered.years ago during a burglary at the university of southern california. the los angeles police department has not said where or how it was found. the recovered heisman is the duplicate given to the university of the winning player and not the one good itch to simpson himself. the 67-year-old is currently in jail for robbery and kidnapping. >> 5:57 now. all new at 6:00 a.m. police say a berks county man inappropriately touched two children. now he's facing serious charges. >> bill cosby's so-called tv wife speaks out for the first time about the sexual abuse claims against the philadelphia native. "action news" will be right back. >> ♪♪ thank you cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you... we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. the numbers don't lie. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability, and hd picture quality. get a

o.j. simpson stolen more than 20 years ago. it was awarded to the university of southern california.s stole it in 1994 while simpson was on trial for the murder of his wife and her friend. he was acquitted a year later. police have not said where or how they found the trophy. >>> news that will send carb cravers into an uproar. a french fry shortage. see what's causing the short supply. >>> heat is in short supply. a cold day but it gets dangerously cold tonight. >>> a blustery day in center city. sunshine and look at the flag right at bottom of the screen there. that's blowing in a wind that's gusting more than 30 miles an hour. cold today, getting colder tonight. >>> there are safety concerns near los angeles international airport at lasers were pointed at planes. three incidented were reported. pilots started warning each other. sheer what here is what it looks like. a laser struck a cockpit. >> if you lose visual reference, that could be a very dangerous scenario. >> in addition to the dangers in the air, pilots say the lasers can cause rat nal damage. this is a reminder that las

o.j. simpson trial. 9000 is a staggering figure. >> but they are talking about here we are in january.lking about testimony not beginning until may. >> it will go on for a long time. >> and trial lasting 3- 5 months. everybody knows he did it. >> on many levels it is a waste of resources and there is tension in the box. how can the prosecutor walk away from the death penalty and if enough victim's families say walk away. >> it is a between insanity defense and death penalty. >> it will be a wild one. >> jenna? >> and a possible coup in the works in yemen. we'll take you to the cant cat of that country for the latest from there. and a star athlete is a hero off of the football field. putting his talents to work after a car wreck. >> they asked him to hold the door. and it was on the side. as most people realize he is a large man and reached in the vehicle and scooped the woman right out of the vehicle. if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief,

o.j. simpson trial drama of the century. the key players are examined. that glove. >> that's people's 77. >> yes. >> what were you thinking when you heard prosecutor christopher darden request that simpson try on those gloves. >> sitting in the courtroom. when he did that f. lee bailey came up and grabbed me and whispered and laughing. why did you let him do that? i said i didn't know he was going to do anything. chris is a good man. he's a good prosecutor. he's a bright man. he should have known better. >> i remember watching the gloves in the courtroom, and thinking to myself he's not going to ask o.j. to put on the glove. that's too much of a risk. you never ask a question in a courtroom, much less do a demonstration where you don't know what the outcome is. it was like a slow motion disaster movie for the prosecution. >> after the trial christopher darden would admit to larry king it was a mistake. >> when it happened in court did you know i was in trouble? >> i knew it hasn't gone as well as i hoped. >> did you regard it as earth shattering to the c

o.j. simpson's house guest kato kaelin anyone? what is he doing now?cial noise introducing data stash. now at t-mobile, all your unused data rolls forward to the next month. we'll even get you started with 10 gigabytes of free 4g lte data. data stash. only from t-mobile. >>> i heard a thumping noise. >> how many thumps it did you hear? >> three. >> simpson's shaggy house guest, kato kaelin. >> did you ever expect what was going to happen when you got up there and took the stand in. >> no not at all. it was my first time in a courtroom in my entire life. i think i was 35 at the time. >> kalen's four days on the stand thrust him into the national spotlight. >> i even come up with things that never has a man dob done so little to be recognized by so many. >> he said that o.j.'s maid never really liked him. sure she had to work for her room and board. >> why was kato kaelin so memorable? >> he's an idiot. >> really? >> he's so full of [ bleep ]. sorry. >> that's pretty harsh. >> as a matter of fact when we were doing our deliberations, he was like an no-br

o.j. simpson murder trial when testimony shows mark ferman had used the slur during his career and news anchorsews story without throwing out the n-bomb for every sense. sometimes we self-sensor for policy. here we are not showing you the cover of "charlie hebdo," as the statement reads, as a knew organization, the nbc universal news group supports free speech like chb to defend and at the same time we make editorial decisions every day about what information to share with the punt and we take care not to offend our viewers, particularly with relate to ethnicity and religion. but it is complicated. for instance, i've declined to say the name of a washington football team considering it a slur. and cartoons that used to run regularly on saturday mornings are now deemed too racially inflammatory. and in 1988 more than 150 movie theaters designed to show the last adaptation of christ and directed by the great martin scorsese who received an oscar nomination for it. some cities like savannah georgia, went so far as to ban the film. some places found vandalism and stick bombps. it portrays that he l

o.j. simpson playing the role of defense attorney robert shapiro.remind me just about every day. >> "chandelier." ♪ i'm going to swing from the chandelier ♪ ♪ chandelier ♪ >> i have to hear this every day, folks. every single day. the song features this 12-year-old from "dance moms" wearing a signature platinum blond wig. she's back now in that same leotard, but she's joined by -- you recognize that guy? >> that's shia labeouf. >> that's shia labeouf. >> no, it isn't. really? >> we're trying to make sense of this video. it was released not too long ago. and what is it supposed to be? interpretive dance? cage fighting? >> cage fighting? >> i mean, what is this? >> it's kind of creepy. kind of -- it's like a bad traffic accident. you can't take your eyes off of it. >> i'm not deep enough to understand it. >> okay. how about we do the birthdays? >> let's do it, quickly. >> celebrating their big day, host of "the osgood file" on sunday mornings. charlie osgood turns 82. >> brilliant physicist stephen hawking turning 73 years old. >> man of many personas

o.j. simpson murder trial got under way 20 years ago this month.ntury like only cnn can visiting the case's key players. i'm sure you rather cato. kyra phillips has information on the infamous trial you thought you knew but didn't. >> i heard a thumping noise. >> simpson's shaggy house guest. did you ever expect what was going to happen when you got up there and took the stand? >> no. not at all. it was my first time in a courtroom in my entire life. i think i was 35 at the time. >> four days on the stand thrusted into the national spotlight. >> i even come up with a saying never has had a monday done so little to be recognized by so many. >> he said o.j.'s maid never liked him. she had to work for her room and board. >> why was cato so memorable? >> he's an idiot. >> that's harsh. >> when we were doing our deliberations, he was the no-brainer. the guy is an idiot. nothing he says can go with or against it. he was null and void. >> i was called a celebrity. i was called a dummy. i was called a free loader. >> seems like you feel like you were misun

o.j. simpson has been found. lding on the campus of usc during the summer of 1994, just weeks after simpson was charged with murder. this was a replica trophy for the school, not the one presented to simpson himself. police have now found this thing. they are in possession of it. but the investigation of just where it's been the past 20 years continues. >>> new details in the billion-dollar divorce battle involving an oklahoma oil mogul. harold hamm offered his ex-wife a check for $974 million yesterday. she said thanks, but no thanks. a judge ordered him to pay close to a billion in cash and assets. he says it's too much. she says it's not enough. both are appealing that ruling. no comment? >> you want to move on? >> she said the couple has been it married for 26 years. and that's not enough money. >> that sounds strange. laws are what they are, and anybody watching this right now would say, it's silly to say that's not enough, but laws say that you are married a certain amount of time and you build enough wealth

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o.j. simpson who won the heisman back in 1968 as college football's most outstanding player. a copy of the trophy went to his alma mater usc. someone stole it from its display case in 1994 shortly after simpson's murder trial. so far police in los angeles will not say how they recovered the trophy or anything for that matter about the suspects. the investigation, we're told, is ongoing. they are only confirming that the trophy has now been found. >> 6:41. up next, police searching for whoever shot a man in a parking lot of a busy b.a.r.t. station last night. >> that plus an update to breaking news. twelve people killed as gunmen stormed a newspaper and opened fire. >> another spare the air day. when the hayes will clear next. >> and a pretty good picture out now of the bay area. we'll be back with 15 minutes of non-stop news, traffic and weather directly following this break. >>> at 6:44, welcome back to your live look at the sun rising over san jose this morning. beautiful but yet hazy start as today marks the sixth straight spare the air day for the pay area. not just the h

o.j. simpson mini-series american crime story. travolta will star as defense attorney robert shapiro.a's first regular television roll since the 70s show welcome back could ther. >> how about it? checking the forecast, katy? >> erika, here is new video for you just in, every some snow in manayunk this morning you can see the flakes falling, that's all happening within the last 15 minutes. it doesn't look like much, and you know a loft times whether it doesn't look like much, that's when it can ends up becoming just one of the worse nuisances that you find out there. so, it is just strictly morning drive issue as we take you out to the graphics very quickly, a heads up for you. if you run into the snow, it is not so much an accumulation issue, as it is poor visibility, slick travel. meanwhile, we are going to actually see the temperature readings gradually rise. a look at the snow, generally that darkest purple line, that we're tracking, so it is essentially right up and down i-95 -- i-95, which isn't the best place for it to be popping up right now. vittoria? >> not really, katie no.

o.j. simpson case, the casey anthony trial, can tsarnaev get a fair trial in boston?s we know these high-from profile trials challenge the justice system in ways that sometimes they're unprepared and ill-equipped to deal with. the truth is that the constitution actually doesn't even guarantee us a fair trial, but it does give an impartial jury and impartiality is the key. in the boston area the defenses made a change of venue motion but because this convenient uwas so affected by these bombings not only because they participated in the marathon but the manhunt afterwards and some even were tweeting because of the investigation. jurors have very fixed opinions about what happened here and were profoundly affected by that. the difficulty and the challenge in finding a jury is how jurors will be able to separate themselves and what they already know about this case from the evidence they're actually going to be hearing from the witnesses in that stand. it's not going to be easy by any means. >> joey your thoughts about the fair trial? >> it's going to be problematic for

o.j. simpson's heisman trophy which disappeared 20 years ago suddenly resurfaces in mysterious circumstancesccident that was northbound near girard is cleared and the delay is really thinning but the southbound delay is not. we'll show it to you live when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> welcome back now. more on our breaking news coming to us out of central paris. a mass shooting has left at least 11 people dead including one journalist at the office of the french satirical newspaper. at least three police officers have been wounded. witnesses say mass men stormed this building and opened fire with automatic weapons and reports say some of the attackers then escaped in two vehicles. now this is the same office that was fire bombed back in 2011 after the newspaper published satirical cartoons about the prophet mohammed. "good morning america" will have the very latest on this coming up for you at 7:00 a.m. >> let's turn to karen. >> we talked about that accident i-95 northbound, a multi vehicle accident clearing near girard but we can look at the southbound delay. it's still he

o.j. simpson. simpson won the heisman in 1968. college football's most outstanding player. it is the sport's most prestigious award. a copy of the trophy went to his alma mater usc. someone stole it from its display case in 1949 shortly after simpson's murder trial. so far police in los angeles won't say how they recovered the trophy or anything about the suspects for that matter. the investigation is ongoing but they are confirming the trophy has been found. >>> it's 5:38. congress begins work in washington, d.c. this morning, but a meeting with the president is actually not on the agenda. what he's doing coming up. >> and we'll tell you what was inside of a time capsule sealed by paul revere and samuel adams back in 1795. laura had already speculated some choice beer. we'll see if that's true. >> the secret sam adams recipe. >>> taking a live look outside. beautiful bay bridge illuminated this morning. come back. we're back with 15 minutes of non-stop news with news, traffic and weather after this break. . >>> well, republicans now are officially in charge of the congress

o.j. simpson case is probably the most famous case this was done. he was a kwised on criminal charges and subsequently a jury found that he had, in fact committed the murder. there is a remedy available. now whether they can get a lawyer to take the case and whether a local jury would find in their favor, that's an entirely different thing. >> there's still some sort of investigation into the ferguson police department correct? >> that's a different thing. the justice department may look at the department and say there are racially discriminatory practices in place that have to be remedied and they can fine and issue injunctions with a different way to run the department. i think we'll see that. we'll see reform coming out of this case in ferguson but i don't think we're going to see criminal convictions. i think it's a real uphill battle on the civil case for the family. >> so antonio, when all is said and done will there be victories? >> will there be victories? i think victories are not going to involve, you know, darren wilson going to jail or a

o.j. simpson's heisman trophy has finally been found. angeles police haven't said where they recovered it. it was stolen from usc's athletic department in a 1994 burglary. police say the trophy was the duplicate given to the school of the winning player and not the one given to simpson in 1968. >>> classes are back in session for a middle school in san carlos. a water main break 40 feet in the air monday night, a quick- thinking custodian saved the tierra linda middle school from flooding. he grabbed sandbags left over from the december storms and diverted the water. and if it wasn't for him a wing of the classroom and office all would have been flooded. >> i was just doing my job. i have been here -- school is like my house. i do it best i can to protect, you know, the school and make sure, you know, the kids come back to school and enjoy it and also, you know, that that's my job, too. >> thanks to him, the kids are in school again. crews cleaned up the mess and repaired the broken main in one day. >>> it's 5:25. a peculiar crime in san

o.j. simpson murder trial, hard to believe it was 20 years ago this month.sents the t#u >> how many thumps did you hear? >> .5lutrú3 t what was going happen when you got up there and took the stand? >> no. not at all. it was my first té!! in a courtroom in my entire life and i think i was 35 at the time.my- >> kalen, four days on the stand, thrust into the national spotlight.e1 >> i even had co ]ñ up with a thing saying never had a man done so little to be recognized by soxt bamany. >> today's testimony said o.j.'s maid never really liked him. >> she had to work for her room and board. >> why was katook kalen so memorable? >> he was an idiot. >> really? >> he's so full of [ bleep ]. >> that's pretty harsh. >> no we were doing our deliberations. he was a no brainer. he was an idiot. you could go with or against. null and void. >> i was called so many things. i was called a celebrity, pariah, dummy, freeloader. >> feels like you were pretty much misunderstood for a really long time? >> 100% misunderstood. this was something i took so serious that i was making

o.j. simpson trial that should have been over in four weeks five weeks. this case, the delays, first of all, it's going to take them four to six weeks to get through these 1200 people. i'm sure they filled out written questionnaires. each person who raises their hand who has an issue has to be interviewed by the judge and attorneys. that's a long process. testimony will begin sometime in february. if the government's smart they'll move this case along although they're telling juries three to four months to get resolved. every case what it is. the fact are what they are -- >> quickly what happens if he's not convicted what happens next? >> game over for the government. you know in our system of justice and the federal system, no conviction, no appeal. if he's acquitted end of story he's a free man he walks out the door. unless the commonwealth of massachusetts decide to say prosecute him for homicide, then he would face those charges because it's a different sovereign and there's no double jeopardy. >> thank you for joining us this morning. >> north korea

o.j. simpson has been found after being stolen for 20 years. it was a replica of the one presented to simpson. it was taken from the building on the campus of ufc. simpson's alma mater. they announced the statue was found but won't say how or where it was located. one of simpson's jerseys also stolen at the time has not been recovered. >>> and stunning development, a development in the billionaire tike con and ex-wife. sue ann arnall is demanding more cash from her ex-husband harold hamm. she even refused to accept -- take a look at this check hand cut for $974,790,317.77. that is the cash value of what he owes based on a recent court ruling. she is appealing it and saying if she accepted that check it would hurt her chances in court. i would have loved to see her take that up to the teller. hey, i'd like this in hundreds and 20s, who gets a check like that and who writes a check like that. squeezed all those numbers in. >> how about just round it up. >> even billion. >> 1 billion. 1 billion even. >> takes a long of strength to turn that down.