o.j. simpson case or cases that you work on? >> guest: i had been in the office, i started in 1981 after having been a defense attorney for a few years. in 1980 -- 1985, i believe, i wound up in the trial unit which was the elite unit for high profile cases. ali handled were the big cases that tended to be murder cases, capital cases. there were complex high profile cases and a small unit for older men and when they brought me in that was the only female, i had been in that unit close to 10 years by the time the simpson case rolled around, handling high profile cases for quite some time. >> host: name one of the cases you worked on. >> guest: i handled a case regarding a stock or who murdered the actress rebecca shafer. one of the earlier notorious cases before we knew what it meant, what stocking was all about. >> host: are you still lawyering in any way? 's >> guest: i am still lawyering. i'm handling court-appointed appeals mccrindle appeals. in california when you're convicted of a felony are entitled to one direct appeal to

o.j. simpson. american justice system is flawed. stay out of the system if you can.ut, bill, you said president obama is a role model. please explain. glad to, robert. there is a difference between policy and private behavior. mr. obama has presented himself very well as a responsible parent, a good dad, a loyal spouse, and concerned about people who need help. he has presented himself well on all of those fronts. linda wright, decatur, alabama, we watched legends and lives the patriots and then traveled to boston for vacation. the freedom trail really came alive after seeing the show. excellent, linda. if you're thirsty in bean town, it's not soda there, it's tonic. that's what they call soft drinks, tonic. like a foreign language. and finally tonight, the fact and tip of the day. the sunday fox news series dominating the ratings once again last week. highest rated show on all the cable news networks for a saturday and sunday of the entire weekend. now, this coming sunday we'll take a look at thomas jefferson, samuel adams, and the deck declaration of independence.

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o.j. simpson trial became the basis for his book the run of his life. the people versus o.j. simpson. his other titles include the nine which looks at the politics and personalities of the supreme court and too close to call. a chronicle of the legal battle to determine the winner of the 2000 presidential election. his most recent book is american eras. in 2012 he appeared on book tv to discuss his book the oath the obama white house into the supreme court. >> i don't really think that the presidential importance of the federation of that is all that great. i don't think they are going to suddenly start evaluating laws like that. i don't think that the argument is gonna be all that important. having followed the stuff for a long time now i'm getting pretty darn cynical. they followed when they want to and they don't follow it when they don't want too. i think what is really important about the obama care case is that obama care has been upheld and 35 million people would get insurance. the other stuff is just conversation for lopp professors mostly. that's what i think. >> taking your

o.j. simpson. american justice system is flawed. stay out of the system if you can., bill, you said president obama is a role model. please explain. glad to, robert. there is a difference between policy and private behavior. mr. obama has presented himself very well as a responsible parent, a good dad, a loyal spouse, and concerned about people who need help. he has presented himself well on all of those fronts. linda wright, decatur, alabama, we watched legends and lives the patriots and then traveled to boston for vacation. the freedom trail really came alive after seeing the show. excellent, linda. if you're thirsty in bean town, it's not soda there, it's tonic. that's what they call soft drinks, tonic. like a foreign language. and finally tonight, the fact and tip of the day. the sunday fox news series dominating the ratings once again last week. highest rated show on all the cable news networks for a saturday and sunday of the entire weekend. now, this coming sunday we'll take a look at thomas jefferson, samuel adams, and the deck declaration of independence. >>

o.j. simpson. "the people v. o.j. s show, they've taken a 120er -- we know how it ends and made it scintillating, fantastic tv and the acting, i mean courtney b. vance, cuba gooding jr., john travolta, sara paulsen and david schwimmer playing the original kardashian. one critic said if this does not win, the emmys are broken, broken forever. >> wow. you showed how much you're working. have all that time on planes to watch all of these shows. >> download them and watch them. it's true. >> i got to put nick on the spot. what's the matter with "night manager." >> exactly. >> you know, i'm british so i see through this british thing. not everything that british people say is smart, clefr or funny. i see through that show. i love tom hiddleston as much as the next man but i don't love that show. >> you don't love tom hiddleston as much as the next woman because he is nice to look at too, another big perk of the show. >> taylor swift agrees. thank you. dr. lombardo, thank you, sunny, as well. that was great. >>> coming up ou

o.j. simpson trial and things don't seem to be getting better. sandra: everybody agrees we need to do something. we have different opinions what exactly needs to make the situation bert. kennedy, your take on all of this? kennedy: some people applaud these acts of cowardice and terrorism as i called them earlier in the assassination of these police officers. the problem if you want criminal justice reform, if you want better interface between the police and communities of color and communities where there is an outcry and marginalization, this is the wrong way to go about it. this is not the kind of behavior you applaud or condone and it is also not the time to talk about defunding police when police officers are taking to social media because they're worried for their lives. harris: so donald trump took some criticism for not wanting to speak or not planning to speak before the naacp. so i don't want to say that wouldn't happen at this point but it hasn't until now hillary clinton is going to speak before them today. you have call for both. cand

o.j. simpson documentary. they were shokd. >> we were all shocked. >> okay and black folks were all applauding not because i thought they were really that innocent but for once, for one time, a black guy beat the system after the system had beaten black folks so many times. that's the beginning of it. when it comes to police there's never any excuse for what happened. for shooting a policeman, we all condemn that. i don't condone it but i do understand it. >> you understand that guy? >> well, i understand the mode va motivation. how many years can go by when this is going on, when black people are brutally assaulted? he was on the ground and he put a slug in him. i'm surprised so many didn't fire back sooner. >> what do you think are the motives? i think it's different in every case. what do you think causes all of this? i see the common nature, white police officer kills black person apparently without justi justificati justification. what else is going on? is it prejudice? >> i interviewed a man. he said whe

o.j. simpson and it's hard to believe that back then every white person in america was like, of course, he's guilty, and no jury could ever find him anything but guilty and they were shocked when they didn't. >> i was too. >> we were all shocked. i was too. black folks were all applauding. not because he was that that innocent but for once the black guy beat the system after the system beat black folks. 's the beginning of it. when it comes to the police, look, there's a never-ending excuse for what happened. for shooting a policeman, of course, we all cob dem that. there's no ifs, ands, or buts. i don't condone it, but i do understand it. >> you understand that guy. >> i understand the motivation, yes. how many videos can you see, how many years can go on when black people are brutally assaulted? the last one t guy was right on the ground and he put a slug in him. >> try and explain that. >> i'm surprised somebody did not fire back sooner. >> what do you think are the motives? i think the motives differ in every case, but you're the guest tonight. what do you think causes all the tension? i

o.j. simpson" was nominated along with its stars. travolta, sarah paulson, courtney b. vance, cuba gooding junior and david brown. he played chris darden. >> a total of 22 nominations. how does that make you feel now? >> i'm so happy for everybody involved to see it come to fruition. to see how critically it's been received to see how popularly it's been received has been overwhelming. >> next -- snubs. some of your favorites and past winners didn't make the cut. julianna margulies who had an impressive final season on "the good wife" shut out. >> and no major nominations for "the big bang theory." >> our voters have a lot of great quality work and performances to sift through and i think the voters did a great job. >> and julia louis-dreyfuss poised to make history. she was nominated for "veep," and if she wins this year, she'll be the first to claim five in a row in that category. >> julia instagramed this post-it appy face. >> back to "blackish." anthony gets a laugh out of the ampagne we brought to toast. >> only on "blackish" would we celebrate with "leroy" it says

o.j. simpson," we stars celebrating their nominations. ph phillip k. brown played chris darden.? >> i'm so happy for everybody involved. >> number 2, taylor swift. emmy nominee tom hiddleston denied rumors their relationship is fake telling "the hollywood reporter" taylor swift and i are together and we're very happy. it's not a publicity stunt." this after a war between taylor and her ex calvin harris after smith's rep confirmed taylor secretly wrote calvin's hit song "this is what you came for," which was recorded by rihanna. and the number one story this week, jennifer aniston's op-ed on body shaming. "i am not pregnant. what i am is fed up." bikini photos last month had some wondering if jen was pregnant. she points out, "we are complete with or without a mate, with or without a child. we get to decide for ourselves what is beautiful when it comes to our >> i agree 100 thousand billion percent with that. i think everybody needs to stop tearing down women. >> go to etonline.com for the latest. >>> how is the relationship developing? >> well, we'll see after the dancing's over

o.j. simpson case. his white ford bronco made famous during the famous slow speed chase 22 years ago. it's going to alcatraz east museum. >> the chase held the nation spell bound for two hours before simpson surrendered. he was then arrested for the murders of his interest friend and ex-wife. the museum opens this fall about 30 miles from knoxville. >> should be an interesting museum to check out. >> interesting is the keyword. >> they apparently also have al capone's rosary. john dillinger's death mask. >> a feel good museum. >> objects belonging to bonnie and clyde -- feel good. good family road trip. coming up, "the skinny," kim kardashian stumped by a young boy. hear the question he asked her that left her nearly speechless. >> and the pokemon go craze is getting criticism in some circles and banned in others. in pittsburgh why one guy is saying hop on this. first a look at today's forecast. the worst thing about toilet they don't stay in the toilet. disinfect your bathroom with lysol bathroom trigger... ol toilet bowl cleaner. they kill 99.9% of germs including e. coli. to clean

o.j. simpson might argue no, we're not.atty: to what extent are some modifications in policing tabblingt i said, whether it's dashcam rass, pocket recording cameras helpful? it's very difficult to slate policing are. there things we could do in the area of policing that might help? reporter: certainly. first, there's a large conversation about body cameras. some federal legislation has been proposed. many states have passed body camera legislation. so we could possibly capture more of these incidents. more of these incidents being on video will only show more of the incidents 209 united states of america. the idea that having a camera is a disincentive has not been borne out. the other thing that's talked about is the escalation and the changing of policy. should police be going out of their way to avoid killing people or at the moment they become scared should should they will kill someone? katty: thank you so much for joining me. still to come, photos from mexico and beyond. a photographer speaks about the images which ha

o.j. simpson. man will evolve to having a third hand.i don't know where that hand is going to come from. strangulation will be the way most people will die. tell me it's not more fun to strangle a ( bleep ) than to shoot them. am i right? remember you strangled carl last year. >no i never told-- nobody watching this is going to arrest you. he strangled carl, man. that was ( bleep ). man, you just knocked off my mustard, ( bleep ). let me tell you, that liberty bell, that was an out-of-sight idea. nobody cares about a bell. you put a crack in it, and all of a sudden everybody uponses to go to philly and see it. like some tourist attraction. that was some kind of genius-- they ought to put crack in everything. crack. >> larry: have a happy and safe 4th of july, america. we'll be right back. ♪ only t-mobile lets your family stream all the video and music you want from your favorite services- free-without using one bit of your lte data. plus, you can roll your unused data forward. and right now, get a free line for your family. when you get

o.j. simpson." they have at least one minority nominee.e presented september 18th. >>> people from a mexican village are waiting to see if a wildfire spared their home. the governor says more than a dozen homes were destroyed. crews say the fire still isn't under control. >>> baltimore police officers who fatally shot a man say he was firing at him with a rifle. investigating gunshots at an apartment building. the suspect has not been identified and motive is unknown. >>> some think donald trump would do better on the economy than hillary clinton. tough times are drawing voters to trump. >> reporter: there was a time when johnstown, pennsylvania led the nation in steel production. that industry and its thousands of good-paying jobs have long since left. >> this is a small town. used to be like a small pittsburgh. it's a hard hit area. >> reporter: this welder works at the last remaining factory. his faith in the future has been shaken. you were a lifelong democrat? >> yes. >> reporter: you are wearing a trump shirt. >> if he does half of i

o.j. simpson verdict, long before white people could give an emmy to sarah paulson's hair. [ laughter ] soack lives matter is protesting, can we just not hear this right now? >> this theme of black lives matter. you know what else matters? blue lives matter and all lives matter. >> black lives matter because all lives matter. >> all lives matter. black lives matter or all lives? >> they say black lives matter. i and you and donald trump say all lives matter. >> larry: okay. if you really believe in all lives matter, then you should be out there protesting, right? i mean, alton sterling was a -- [ cheers and applause ] break it down, alton sterling was a life, the loss of which should be upset you. you know what? in the spirit of inclusivity, let's check in with an all lives matter rally here in new york. [ laughter ] i'm sorry. that's our bad. maybe all lives matters is protesting in chicago, illinois. huh. my bad again. all lives matter must be protesting in louisiana. i mean, that's where this murder happened. where's the outrage, guys? i thought all lives mattered to you. doesn't alton

o.j. simpson case, his white ford bronco made famous during that so-called slow speed chase 22 years ago. museum called alcatraz east in pigeon forge, tennessee. >> the chase held the country spellbound for hours before he surrendered. he was then arrested for the murders of his ex-wife and her friend. al ka alcatraz east opens this fall. >>> speaking of cars a bear in colorado ended up trapped inside one. somehow the animal managed to get inside the unlocked subaru but couldn't figure out how to get out. deputies called in to free the confused bear. one officer manually opened the hatch while the others stood by with a stun gun. the inside of the subaru, look at it. just trashed. so they were really worried for a little while because it is a bear cub and thought mama bear -- >> yep, so they had to get all of this done pretty quickly. >> luckily everyone is okay. including the bear who we're guessing got a little bit of snacks. >> that subaru will need a little help. >>> a disturbing scene during a bird show in australia. a wedge tailed eagle tried to fly off with a boy who was sitting in

o.j. simpson and fargo got 22 each. the "late late show" with james corden nominated for best variety talk series and then among the snubs, lady gaga, who won a golden globe for her role in american horror story, the star show outlander and the final season of cbs' acclaimed "the good wife." the awards show airs on september 18. >>> gaming fans, get ready for another blast from the past. >> first pokemon this week and now this. nintendo. it's releasing what it calls the nes classic edition. this november it's coming out. it's a mini version of the original entertainment system. it comes with 30 iconic games built in including super mario brothers. this doesn't take cartridges. it's built in. users can connect it to the tv with an hdmi cable. and the price tag pretty good, 60 bucks. >>> drones taking on a new frontier going under water. kpix 5's devin fehely on how these eyes under the surface could change what we know about rivers and reservoirs. >> reporter: these aerial drones made millions into -- promises to taxes f

o.j. simpson thinks she got away with murder. there will and 12h o.j. miniseries. they are making it sounds like they are trying to impugn comey's character. no, they are holding him accountable to the word he said. he said she is guilty, she is guilty, we are going to let her go. kennedy: it's like with the bap lower and the girl who is about to leave -- i'm going to make you cry and mascara will be running down your face. during today's hearing some republicans stress that clinton's negligence put our country at risk. >> did this activity make america's secrets vulnerable to hostile elements? >> yes. kennedy: speaker paul ryan asked james clapper to deny hillary clinton to classified information. it is customary for the intelligence community to brief presidential candidates. but ryan says clinton's gross negligence over her server warrant restrictions. do you think she can't handle the truth? >> yes. there is definitely a concern. they started blaming this and errant staffers. even if she is together right thing, she learned her lesson -- who is she sharinging i

o.j. simpson," "blackish," the emmy race is on. >> congratulations, anthony on your emmy nomination. >> thankch, and you guys have to watch it, "extra" for all your emmy nominations. >> we've got all of the nominees today. >>> then new video, taylor's man tom hammered about the big rumors. >> is there any truth to the engagement rumors, tom? >> plus pregnancy's bringing

o.j. simpson murder case. death certificates do not adequately reflect. it is the statistics as to cause of death very difficult with wide margins for error. >> what can be done to get more accurate statistics and prevent more errors. >> autopsies are a way to reveal medical errors and treatment was particularful or -- successful or not successful and what else could have been done. >> there is amount to be learned from the autopsy. absolutely and how to prevent those mistakes. >> we should have more autopsies. >> gerald is a doctor in louisiana and specializes in skull based surgery. >> back in the 1970s, we had a 50 percent autopsy rate at hospitals. currently it is less than five percent. for us to have a 100 percent autopsy rate in this country, all it would take one autopsy for every pathologyist and we would have it in the country. >> the cost and fear of punitive measures prevent doctors and hospitalses from performing the autopsies. >> the average price is 1000. and not wade for by health insurance. and the question is who will pay for it? >> so a

o.j. simpson my immediate reaction was this is great so many have seen that theory but i was talking to her earlier this weekend she has some thoughts on that. but for me when you become a public gore household name 27 years ago you doing fine in a certain kind of way way, but the series for restores to redefine you as it is focused on your character probably find you in a more you would like to be seen whether not it is the portrayal of a whole story but talk a little about that experience to be a career prosecutor in an that way,w suddenly you are famous and your eventual pact here are 20 years later with your novel? tell us a little of that evil thing career. >> thanks for throwing we a softball tell me about your life every bit of it and how did you feel every minute? rarely i became the prosecutor as a criminal defense lawyer first then decided i wanted to stand up for the victims and expected to do that for the rest of my life that was my big game plan. suddenly but the up everything about the trial that i had been doing 15 years at that point trying cases was turned upside down and i

o.j. simpson and all these things. they have an old picture, having breakfast with lee harvey oswald. they said -- here's how the press takes that story. this had nothing to do with me except i might have pointed it out. i have no control over anything. i might have pointed it out. did anybody ever deny it was the father? it's a little hard to do, because it looks like him. here's the story. the press takes that and they say, donald trump and his conspiracy theories. he went out and said his father was with lee harvey owes walled and he assassinated -- oswald and he assassinated the president. what did i do? those were the two points. on those two points he said about the endorsement -- i think i'm doing the right thing and doing it, but i have to do it. the heidi thing you understand now. two, i know nothing about his father. i know nothing about lee harvey oswald. but there was a picture on the front page of "the national enquirer" which does have credibility, and they are not going to do pictures like that, because they get sued for a lot of money if things are wrong. there was a p

o.j. simpson. ofway, they had this picture them having breakfast.thing, here's how the press takes it. this had nothing to do with me. except in my cap like to do that. it had nothing to do with me. my template to do that. they never denied. did anyone deny that it was the father. then i think that was not really his father. so here's the story. the press takes that and said donald trump and his conspiracy theories came out and said his father was with lee harvey oswald and he assassinated the president. what did i do? those with a two points. on those two points, he said about the endorsement. i had a cleared up. number one, the heidi can you understand. i don't nothing about his father. picture on the front page of the national enquirer which does have credibility and they will not do teachers like that because they get sued if there are things that are wrong. that is the only thing i know. now they used the two things as the reason he wants support a. -- may. if people are really just like me. -- really dislike me. if i have kids that like me tha

o.j. simpson" received 22 nominations right behind game of thrones, they earned acting nominations.ark barger, nbc news. >> by the way, the emmys have at least one minority nominee in eep each of its acting categories. the september. >>> and the big crackdown on gangs that will hopefully help the community feel safer. >>> and the heat is no joke tonight. storm team 4 tracking if there's any relief in sight for your weekend. today is not the day to be without your ac. head to the nbc washington app for a list of cooling centers in your >>> now at 4:30, extreme heat sizzles. it's well into the 90s and for some of us it feels a lot hotter than that. an update on this weather alert day in just minutes. >>> a democratic duo in virginia. hillary clinton and tim kaine just wrapped up a rally at northern virginia college in avondale. the republican convention just four days away and donald trump selection of a running mate. >> and while there are strong signals of trump's vp pick, anyone watching this race for the last 13 months knows nong big announcement. edward lawrence is live on the hi

o.j. simpson my immediate reaction was this is great i have so many questions i can ask but how many people saw that? we will talk a little bit about that i talk to marshall earlier this week and she has some thoughts but for me, it started when you become a public for household name 20 years ago you were in a way that was not of your choosing to but it started to read the fine new to be focused on the character is says qualms of a portrayal but can you talk about that experience to be a career prosecutor in an office and becoming famous in that way and here we are to day 20 years later? so tell us about that devolving career for years. >> thanks for throwing me a soft ball tell me all about your life all of your lifew ted have you felt every minute. [laughter] - the really i became a prosecutor i was a criminal defense lawyer first undecided awarded to stand up to the victims and became a prosecutor and expected to do that the rest of my life that was my plan then the simpson case have been. suddenly everything about the trial, everything else was doing 15 years trying cases was turned ups

o.j. simpson, because people think, oh, domestic violence started with o.j. simpson. it didn't.14, there were over 634,000 cases of domestic violence with an intimate partner. women between the ages of 18 and 24 are most commonly abused and only 34% of people who are injured receive medical care for their injuries. is that because they have such a fear for their abuser they don't want to come forward? >> that's true, but believe it or not, since 2010, the stat x statistics have actually gone down a little bit, and i think that's because the hospitals and the courts and attorneys have been trained a little bit. the hospital will set the abuse apart for the patient so they won't lie about what happened. >> there have been some high-profile cases recently from chris brown, johnny manziel. we see it more in the media today, it's more openly condemned today. do you feel the stigma has eroded and folks are coming out more? >> they are, but people should be aware we can't criticize women for not leaving their abuser. a woman is 75% more apt to be killed when preparing to leave or leavi

o.j. simpson. everybody knew the celebrity was guilty but he gets off anyway. >> it is about what they can prove. there are many cases that could be prosecuted but they can't be proved. >> to the levels of that. charles: let me ask about this. the classified materials. he was a reservist and there are scores of other stories like this where people who did things a lot less egregious who were not secretaries of state and should've known better and was not auditioning for the number one job in the world. >> we can have separate standards peered leadership is action by example. it is not words by example. i worked at the white house. it is unfair for secretary clinton, the reality is the one point i will give eric we as republicans need to be very smart. we need to look into this. i think there should be a special prosecutor at the same time we need to win an election and we need to make sure that we don't get so stuck on an issue that would take our i off the price. let's be very smart about it. char

o.j. simpson trial is the biggest thing and a clinton is running. >> you're right. it is people -- well you're too young for it. it is slightly older people like joanne reliving their youth. the heyday when you were four. >> the 90s are back. it is real. 90s fashion too, all of the girls are wearing those chokers again like the black weird we weaved chokers that are elastic and leave an imprint on your neck. i grew up in a coca-cola family. i got the 4 ounce cup and that's all i was allowed. >> hold on. a coca-cola family you came from and they only allowed paper cups? i don't know if that is a coca-cola family. >> my family only purchased coca-cola. i was rationed. i was the taste tester for the fall. no, does crystal pepsi taste like pepsi, but clear? >> it tastes like pepsi, but that's why it is weird. it is freaky. >> that would be weird. >> that's fun. i am excited. you described it and i am genuinely pumped. >> they wasted a lot of time. >> are you like me unsettled by the clear cola drinks? >> like you, just younger. no, i am not unsettled by this at all. but

o.j. simpson. anyway, they had this picture of them having breakfast. i'm not saying anything.re is how the press takes that story. this had nothing to do with me. except that i might have pointed it out. it had nothing to do with me. i have no control over anything. i might have pointed it out. they never denied. did anyone deny that it was the father. then i think that was not really his father. so here's the story. the press takes that and said donald trump and his conspiracy theories, he came out and said his father was with lee harvey oswald and he assassinated the president. what did i do? two things. those were the two points. on those two points, he said about the endorsement. i had to clear it up. number one, the heidi can you thing you understand now. i don't nothing about his father. i know nothing about lee harvey oswald, but there was a picture on the front page of the national enquirer which does have credibility and they will not do things like that because they get sued if there are things that are wrong. that is the only thing i know. so now they used the two t

o.j. simpson" and "fargo." you will find a complete list on our site.an catch the emmy's september 18th, host, jimmie kimmel. >>> heading to the big screen appearing in nbc's nutcracker. copeland has been noted for breaking down barriers and a documentary of ballerinas. she posted a note i'm thrilled to be a part of this project with disney. >>> this was ordinary mail. an iowa man received a package 26 years after it was sent. he opened the package only to find a parcel from his mother who died eight years ago. it was dated april 23rd, 1990. inside, an old stack of pictures of his wife, sister and brother-in-law. at first he thought a family member was playing joke on him. >> as soon as i got the package and realized who it was and what it was, i e-mailed and called my sister and facebooked my sister and said, what are you doing? what's going on here? >> the package was at first delivered to the wrong address. he's thankful after all this type the recipient forwarded the box so it finally reached him. >>> we're following breaking news out of france wher