o.j. simpson trial captivating the country. in a candid new interview, robert sha p sha per row, part of simpson's dream team and the theory it would have been more than one killer. nbc's miguel almaguer has details. >> reporter: it may have been the defining moment of the o.j. simpson murder trial. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: simpson appearing to struggle to put on the glove found at the scene of the double-murder the move suggested by robert shapiro breaking his silence, offering insight into the calculate gamble. >> i tried the glove on. it was a little wide in my palm. o.j. simpson has enormous hands and i knew that glove would not fit him. >> reporter: that moment played out by actor john travolta was played out in the series "the people versus o.j. simpson". >> i tried the glove on myself. >> reporter: sitting down with megyn kelly, shapiro says the prosecution may have relied too heavily on what it calls a one-killer theory. >> it was within reasonable medical probability that more than one knife w

o.j. simpson's first defense attorney, has remained silent... until now. you think the story still brings out so much passion? i think because, number one, simpson himself, great all-american hero, one of the greatest football players who ever lived. first time dna was ever used in a trial, uh, of any significance, very interesting lawyers on both sides, and a horrible, devastating loss to, to two families. (man) mr. simpson is a wanted murder suspect, two counts of murder. (kelly) when o.j. simpson was first arrested for killing his wife nicole and her friend ron goldman, pretty much everyone thought he would be convicted. not attorney robert shapiro. shapiro was so famous, he's portrayed by john travolta in the fx series "the people versus o.j. simpson". shapiro now says that a lot of what you think you know about the trial is wrong. first: shapiro says he outmaneuvered marcia clark by making her believe he wasn't ready. the judge asked "mr. shapiro, what's your position?" "your honor, we're ready for trial." looks at marcia clark and says, "call your fi

o.j. simpson trial, still captivating the country all these years later. in a candid new interview, robert shapiro, part of simpson's legal dream team, discussed one of the most famous moments in the trial that may have swayed the jury. and his theory that it could have been more than one killer. nbc's miguel almaguer has details. >> reporter: it may have been the defining moment of the o.j. simpson murder trial. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: simpson appearing to struggle to put on the glove found at the scene of the double murder. the dramatic move robert shapiro, now breaking his silence, offering insight into that calculated gamble. >> i tried the glove on. it was a little bit wide in my palm and a little bit long in my fingers. o.j. simpson has enormous hands, and i knew that that glove would not fit him. >> reporter: that moment played out by actor john travolta was depicted in the fx series "the people versus o.j. simpson." >> i tried the glove on myself. it didn't fit. it will never fit him. >> reporter: sitting down with megyn

o.j. simpson". of what you think you know about the trial is wrong. first: shapiro says he outmaneuvered marcia clark by making her believe he wasn't ready. the judge asked "mr. shapiro, what's your position?" "your honor, we're ready for trial." looks at marcia clark and says, "call your first witness." and you could see the blood come out of her face, and from that day on, i knew, there would be no conviction. these are not efficient murders. these are murders that are really slaughters. second: shapiro believes the prosecution did not understand the evidence. did the dream team win that case, or did the prosecution lose it? i think it's a combination of both. the prosecution wedded themselves to "one knife, one killer" theory. i think it's pretty clear that it was within reasonable medical probability that more than one knife was used. there is a strong possibility that more than one person was involved. and you believe the

o.j. simpson leaned over and whispered something in your ear. what did he say?you believe that the killer has never faced trial? and why can't michael douglas ever catch a break with the tabloids? well, i was thinking when i heard that you had three months to live and you were sitting for this interview for me that maybe i was on your bucket list. (laughs) i'm honored. tick-tock. (laughs) ♪ let's just dive right in. it's been over nine months since the first republican presidential debate, and an electric exchange between yours truly and donald trump. what happened between us then-- and after-- would make headlines around the globe. for those nine long months, he and i did not speak. nor did i ever respond to his attacks. tonight, for the first time, i'll ask him about that... and about his seemingly unstoppable rise to the top of the republican ticket. and nothing is off-limits. america has never seen anything like the political juggernaut called donald trump. a businessman and reality tv star with no political experience burst onto the scene and electrified vo

o.j. simpson." >> you are going to say this is all about race. >> yes, because it is. >> reporter: he also discusses that fateful moment when the prosecution asked simpson to try on the glove. the same glove shapiro now admits to first trying on himself. >> here's what i told o.j. simpson. hold up your hand like you're holding the olympic torch and pull and tug on that glove, because it will not fit. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: he also reveals what o.j. whispered to him just moments after the verdict was read. >> what did he say? >> you had told me this would be the result from the beginning. you were right. >> reporter: shapiro would not say if he thinks simpson was guilty but he did make a distinction between moral justice and legal justice, and said he believes legal justice was served. david? >> thank you. >>> overseas from nigeria, a schoolgirl kidnapped from boko haram is free tonight. 276 girls were taken from their school two years ago. she said she was out getting f

o.j. simpson that came out a few months ago.ryone i know was watching it i think honestly part of it is because of the kardashians are so popular. that's current reference to an old reference. it's the trial that changed everything. because like you said, court tv came and every trial since, nancy grace makes a living and people are still endlessly fascinated. >> do we have a shot of him putting the gloves on? they're that that small, are they? i mean -- you can still kill someone with gloves like that, you cannot? >> he's guilty he killed her. you know, it's just right now it's amazing that they're able to get him off. >> that's a great point, though. like because the glove didn't fit perfectly, he wasn't able to commit a crime? i see what you're saying, if you use common sense, you can have an ill-fitting glove and still commit a crime. >> it didn't have to be his gloves. when you go and murder somebody you grab any gloves, don't you? >> well played. >> they needed you in the courtroom. >> i want to visit shalu, when they take

o.j. simpson.se to the jury as you can, hold up your hand like you're holding the olympic torch and pull and tug on that glove because it will not fit, and clearly it didn't. >> that's some of the backstory. it was ultimately the prosecution, not the defense that put on that demonstration. you listen to robert shapiro and he'll tell you he did a great job. >>> that wraps up this hour of msnbc live. thank you for the privilege of your time. i'll see you tomorrow. our cosmetics line was a hit. the orders were rushing in. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding fast. building 18 homes in 4 ½ months? that was a leap. but i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. amex helped me buy the inventory i needed. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself? realize your buying power at open.com try cool mint zantac. hey, need fast hea

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o.j. simpson." he also discusses that fateful moment when the prosecution acts him to try on the glove, the same glove shapiro now admits to first trying on himself. >> here's what i told o.j. simpson. hold up your hand like you're holding the olympic torch and pull and tug on that glove. because it will not fit. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: he also reveals what o.j. whispered to him moments after the verdict was read. >> he toyou told me this would e result from the beginning. you were right. >> reporter: shapiro didn't say whether he thought o.j. simpson was guilty, but he did make a distinction between legal justice and oral justice. he believes legal justice was served. >>> researchers are trying to develop embryos that are part human, part animal. they hope the experiments will eventually save the lives of people with a wide range of diseases. but scientists and bioethicists believe this crosses the line. some scientists are using private money. >>> the federal reserve ma

o.j. simpson murder trial. mmentator. starting june 11, ca her in espn films' fantastic docuseries, "o.j.: made in america." let's take a look. >> phil had called me and said, "i've got some information. i need to get a search warrant. i need you to tell me if you think it sounds okay." and he just summarized the evidence. and it was huge. okay, yeah, go ahead, get the search warrant, you're fine. and he said, "you know who it is? it's o.j. simpson." o.j. simpson? i was never into sports. so i didn't know what game he played. i thought he was a has been. >> seth: please welcome to the show, marcia clark. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: welcome. this was such a fantastic documentary series. >> it was. >> seth: it's five episodes, 90 minutes each. and you learn so many things. and one of the things i was shocked to learn is that you did not understand the celebrity of o.j. simpson when you first heard about the case. >> well, i knew he was in "naked gun." >> seth: yeah. >> and i remember the hertz commercial. >

o.j. simpson was put on trial for the murder of nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. >> millionsy. now the mini series "the people versus o.j. simpson" has brought renewed interest in the so-called trial of the century. >> marcia clark is now a best selling author, which was her childhood dream. you've written a new novel, your fifth, called "blood defense." hi, marcia, so happy to have you with us. >> i'm so happy to be here. you are on my bucket list. >> we are? >> having wine with you guys. cheers, cheers. >> your fifth novel. >> yeah! >> and your hairdo. we like your hair. >> thank you. it's like their there's two characters, there's me and my hair and they're separate. >> it had to be strange to watch the mini series. and i understand you watched every moment. you didn't intend to. >> i didn't. i wanted to see what they did. i had to know, like what did they say, how did they depict us. >> they didn't ask about it? >> no they didn't consult any of us. >> did you think to yourself they would have, given something this big? >> i guess i can see both sides of that. i can see wh

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o.j. simpson on fx was a huge success. o.j.'s lawyer robert shapiro speaks out.roadcast special tuesday at 8:00. here he is the day before o.j. tried on the black glove in court. >> i tried the fwlglove on, it wide in my palm and long on my fingers. o.j. simpson has enormous hands and i knew that that glove would not fit him. >> really? >> wouldn't even be close. >> did you feel in that moment when you put your hand in the glove that you were trying on the glove of the person who murdered these two people? >> as you say it now, it is chilling but i was looking for one thing and one thing only, the size of that glove. >> we the jury in the aboved entitled action find the defendant orenthal james simpson not guilty of the crime of murder. >> that moment, not guilty moment in the o.j. simpson trial, riveted the world. do you think the not guilty verdict was a fair verdict? >> it's two times of justice that we deal with in america. there's moral justice and there's legal justice. if you look at it from a moral point of view, a lot of people would say he absolutely di

o.j. simpson has enormous hands. and i knew that that glove would not fit him. >> really?ose. >> did you feel in that moment when you put your hand in the glove that you were trying on the glove of the person who murdered these two people? >> as you say it now, it is chilling, but i was looking for one thing and one thing only, the size of that glove. i was there also when the glove was tried on. i went back with o.j. and remember, he had tried it on with some detective. and he tried it on afterward without the protective. and it didn't fit. under california law, they could have made o.j. simpson try it on outside of the presence of the jury before they made the decision to have him try it on in front of the jury, and they were so arrogant they didn't do it. i was sitting right next to o.j. he walked u. eed up to the jury said, it doesn't fit. he had testified to that jury in that one moment. >> so it was a stunning thing to listen to and just to ask him whether he thought he had tried on the glove of a murderer, right? >> it is chilling. you never know if you're a defense

o.j. simpson saga is captivating the nation once again. >> not guilty. >> reporter: adapted for tv, as "thes oj simpson," the mini series played up the racial tension. and its ties to reality >> reporter: butt sheen. saying marscia clark and -- how different tension outside of the courtroom. with the show's popularity, simpson's guilt or innocence is taking a backseat to his celebrity, and it's coming as he may be a free man. he is 8 years into a 33-year sentence for a kidnapping and armed robbery. he's up for patrol next year. chris darden wrote a book called "in contempt" and has been reissued as an ebook. nice to meet suddenly, everyone is talking abma td 20rsealater, le is it cathartic? >> neither. by not paying a whole lot of attention to it, that's the healthiest thing for me to do. then i go on social media sometimes and see what people say. i'm going to ignore this. >> keep out of it. >> yeah. >> let's talk about the trial itself. you came in rather late, after the jury had been picked. what was your first thought when you walked into the courtroom. >> i looked at the jury, and geor

o.j. simpson trial prosecutor in the spotlight. >> now marcia clark takes us back inside the courtroom. hisedicament. bush's has the variety you can't resist. murder of nicole brownch was he childhood dream. you've written a new fifth, called "blood defense." hi, marcia, so happy to have you with us. >> i'm so happy to be here. you are on my bucket list. >> we are? >> having wine with you guys. cheers, cheers. >> your fifth novel. >> yeah! >> and your hairdo. we like your hair. >> thank you. it's like their there's two characters, there's me and my hair and they're separate. >> it had to be strange to watch the min every moment. >> i guess i can see both sides of that. who played you nailed it? so surreal. shall we watch. >> well, we'll talk and watch. >> that's all over. we want to talk about you. did you watch it alone? >> no. >> a little sniffy pooh? >> little? this is half size of my glass. i watched it with friends because it was harrowing. it was end for me so i he c courtroom. so there was a lot of that stuff going on from allknowwh wthere none. oh, that's a beautiful t

o.j. simpson., live interview with former prosecutor christopher darden. first, the attention being given to the so-called trial of the centu century. >> reporter: the crime, the case, the glove, the verdict. >> find the defendant not guilty of the crime of murder. >> reporter: more than 20 years after the trial of the century, the o.j. simpson saga is captivating the nation once again. >> not guilty. >> reporter: adapted for tv, as "the people versus oj simpson," the mini series played up the racial tension. and its ties to reality tv. >> stop running. >> reporter: but that show is only the start. at least two more tv specials are in the works, including one titled "hard evidence: o.j. is innocent," produced by martin sheen. saying marscia clark and christopher darden -- >> this is a simple case. >> -- how they presented to a jury. >> reporter: and there was a different tension outside of the courtroom. with the show's popularity, simpson's guilt or innocence is taking a backseat to his celebrity,

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o.j. simpson defense attorney robert shapiro. >> tracking the weather and in monterey bay. we have been down here and just a beautiful shot. these are sea otters, they are feeding and you will see them back with a couple of babies and the ones attached to them. and they are frolicking. and something cool going on. this is 38th avenue and the first peak pleasure point and the otters are having heck of a time and we have seen wildlife and dolphins feeding and a sardine school of fish and basically a bait pod of fish and they are seals and dolphins going at it eating sardines and we are watching otters and look at the clarity of the water. >> so much fun to watch. >> i am amazed at the kelp field. >> monterey is known for its kelp and in the last five years, we have had more wildlife visible in this area. monterey and now off of our coast between the bay that i can remember and look at the clarity of the water. >> it is so pretty. >> isn't that stunning? we could see dolphins and seals and you can see them diving down. see to the bottom right, that shadowy looking thing. that'

o.j. simpson." now he has a brand new series called "feed the beast."e in order just as his best friend is getting out of jail. >> how are you doing, man? are you okay? >> t.j., you remember dion? >> look at you, huh? what's up, t-bone? >> all right. come on. >> a little baggage there that we'll try to explain. david, good to see you. how have you been? >> good. how are you? >> i'm doing great. nice to see you. >> nice to see you again. >> this is -- dark is maybe -- is that too strong of a word? >> it's a drama with, i guess, dark humor. and a lot of food and wine as well. >> yeah. your character is going through a really tough time. he has lost his wife in a tragic accident. he has this young son. >> yeah. my son hasn't spoken since he saw his mother killed in a hit and run. so it's been a year since he has spoken and i'm trying to manage as a single father and i'm also -- my best friend, jim sturgis gets out of prison, and we decide to follow that dream of opening a restaurant in the bronx together. >> you think no, no, no, this is not a good partner

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o.j. simpson says that guy is just hard to like. this is true, this is true.joke going around the internet that ted cruz is actually the zodiac killer. right? i'm not making that up. come on, that is absurd. some people actually liked the zodiac killer. recently ted cruz got a string of wins and endorsements and then everybody remembered who ted cruz is, the zodiac killer. ted cruz got zero delegates in new york. which is actually five more than i thought he would get for the zodiac killer. john boehner, john boehner came out of retirement and described ted cruz as lucifer in the flesh. lucifer. i mean, that is not fair, man, lucifer is horrible, man, but he is not the zodiac killer. recently, heidi cruz revealed that after he got married ted bought them like 100 cans of soup. not making himself look less like the zodiac killer, cruz? not doing it. i think he is just chris-crossing the country zodiac killing. that is my theory. all right, that is enough of him. ted cruz actually announced that carly fiorina will be his vp pick. and he is not even the nominee n

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o.j. simpson said, that guy's just hard to like. this is true, this is true. know, there's a joke going around the internet that ted cruz is actually the zodiac killer? right? i'm not making that up, you know. come on that's absurd. you know, some people actually liked the zodiac killer. recently ted cruz got a string of wins and endorsements. then everybody remembered who ted cruz is. the zodiac killer. ted cruz got zero delegates in new york. which is actually five more than i thought he would get for the zodiac killer. john boehner. john boehner came out of retirement and described ted cruz as lucifer in the flesh! lucifer! i mean -- that is not fair, man. lucifer is horrible but he's not the zodiac killer. recently heidi cruz revealed that after they got married, ted bought them like 100 cans of soup. not making herself look less like the zodiac killer, ted cruz. not doing it. i don't even think ted cruz wants to be president. i think he's just crisscrossing the country zodiac killing. that's my theory on it. all right, that's enough on that. ted cruz actu

o.j. simpson trial. of course, that trial was televised. but pennsylvania courts don't allow cameras in courtrooms. so what might take place there? >> legal experts say that testimony from numerous women could be presented to show a pattern of behavior. perhaps something like what you're about to see right here tonight. here's the latest. >> a judge has ruled that bill cosby will face charges. >> the defense was extremely aggressive. >> reporter: it has been a long fall for the once powerful and revered entertainer, from magazine covers to mug shot. just this past tuesday a pennsylvania judge ruled there was enough evidence for bill cosby to stand trial in a sexual assault case. >> he is now in seven defamation sexual assault or sexual battery lawsuits filed by 13 accusers in three different states. >> it feels like he's being sued from all directions. but the most important case is the criminal one. civil's just about money. criminal is about his freedom. >> reporter: jail time? >> real prison time. >> reporter: in fact, the now elderly co