o.j. simpson for the deaths of nicole brown simpson and ronald lyle goldman.he is. >> we thought the evidence was overwhelming. there is no doubt, this is the man who committed the crime. >> you're looking at a live picture right now. you believe that to be o.j. simpson down there below you? >> o.j. was a guy who felt like he was above race. he became the exceptional hollywood negro. he had a blonde wife. lived in brentwood. he played the role very well. >> o.j. is sitting in the passenger seat with a gun pointed at his own head. >> if the person who murdered two white people was a street thug, it wouldn't have been this big case. but it was this kind of icon. >> we understand o.j. is in custody. >> you don't want to believe that this kind of person would have done this. >> how do you plead to counts one and two? >> absolutely, 100% not guilty. >> legal analysts say simpson's demeanor was orchestrated by his newly expanded legal team that now includes johnnie cochran. >> johnnie cochran was an icon a hero to the l.a. black community because he had spent decade

o.j. simpson. whs ha uraynight. we have ass sense a the coronavirus. and the justice department and the new warning tonight over those cyberattacks. but we begin tonight with the severe storms hitting just as we come on the air. several major cities in the east and the i-95 corridor during the evening commute. expect airport delays tonight. 40 million americans at risk from washington, d.c. to philadelphia to new york. high winds, hail, heavy rain, flooding, even possible tornadoes tonight. let's get right to the radar at this hour. a severe thunderstorm watch in effect right now. you can see the deep green there, the yellow, the red as it moves through the areas in pink, where the most severe weather, that major line of storms, moving through right now. a treacherous evening commute already across the storm zone. intense wind and rain in maryland. storms already lashing kaiser, west virginia, and a tornado touching down in dukeland county, north carolina, just the past 24 hours. so, where is this

o.j. simpson, patricia hearst, and the alleged boston strainler. his latest book about the o.j. n trial is set to be released later this month. f. lee bailey was 87 years old. >>> facebook is ending special treatment for politicians, and there was an effort to clear george floyd square. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "minneapolis star-tribune" said city workers removed barricade blocking traffic at an intersects where a memorial to george floyd was set up. bulldozers drove through george floyd square yesterday taking away the concrete barricades, as well as artwork and flowers. it's the location where floyd was killed by minneapolis police officer last year. but as soon as workers were finished, community activist and protesters quickly put up new minimum wageshift barriers -- makeshift barriers. they say they won't leave until the city meets demand including funding for jobs and affordable housing. >> just let it ride and do what we've always been doing out there is to ease it in and then to make something happen easily with everybody being invol

o.j. simpson. remember, he was in a white bronco.oday, we have bill cosby going home and a white vehicle as well. the similarity is as interesting as you can mention. yes, bill cosby has been released. he is on his way home to his philadelphia suburban mansion. this is all happening so quickly. we are learning more by the minute. the story is still developing. essentially, not only has he been released but it cannot be retried. remember the first trial against him ended in a hung jury. the second's in a conviction, where he was given anywhere from three to 10 years to surf. he has only served a little over two years. so many people were surprised that he was being released and that he was being released so quickly. what many people don't understand is why. and, a lot of this goes back to the fact that his attorneys made an agreement with the prior district attorney and philadelphia -- and philadelphia, stating that if you come in and give a deposition and tell us what you know, in exchange for that, we will not prosecute you. he did,

o.j. simpson bailey part of simpson's dream team during the murder trial >> anyone, to your knowledge, seenl >> not to my knowledge >> reporter: his cross-examination of former lapd detective mark furman, a pivotal moment many point to as a reason for simpson's acquittal, one later immortalized in the series "the people versus o.j. simpson. >> did you take a glove from the scene and wipe it in the interior of the bronco >> no. >> reporter: simpson paid tribute to his former attorney. >> f. lee bailey was a great guy. he was the one lawyer that, every morning, came into this lock-up cell that they had me in before the trial to talk to me and tell me what to expect that day. . >> reporter: bailey didn't always find success in the courtroom, the jur failed to believe his argument that patty hearst had been brainwashed when she participated in armed robberies with a terrorist group. >> the head of the liberation army told her we're going to rob a bank you're going to be up front. there will be a number of guns behind you one false step on your part, and we'll gun you down >> reporter: bailey al

o.j. simpson trial.ley has died at the age of 87 after a storied legal career which ended with his disbarment and bankruptcy. o.j. simpson tweeted "i lost a great one. f. lee bailey, you will be missed." >>> a new medication is showing promising results in treating certain early stage brars. researcher says the pill, called lynparza, worked especially well in patients who had harmful mutations. they say it helped patients live longer after their cancer was treated with keep their. >>> we turn now to the closest answer yet to the question are we out aye lone in the universe? "the new york times" sought with an upcoming and long-awaited report from looking into recent ufo sightings. this morning new insight into what the u.s. government might know about ufos. >> my gosh. >> u.s. intelligence agencies will present a report to congress by the end of the month on ufo sightings by members of the military. and according to "the new york times," that report will say the vast majority of documented incidents did

o.j. simpson worse than what o.j. simpson did? only if jimmy kimmel is delivering them.onder what the angry white male has to say. [metal music] [gregorian chant] sorry, not sorry. ♪ ♪ >> greg: the real story isn't about cancel culture. we talk about it a lot. my head hurts like when kat does math or meth. it's about companies abandoning you with the slightest negative pressure. in every case in which a person's sacrifice to the horde, we assume the horde is large when it's actually smaller than aoc's book collection. it's the companies that are large but their spines are as weak as weed was in 1992. you only need a tiny minority to destroy society. revolutions are not unleashed by the masses. the masses do it to themselves when faced with an immovable minority. they can bring a company of thousands to its groveling knees by scaring their cowardly execs. it's a microcosm of the bloodiest revolutions. it's never tens of millions but a handful of overeducated radicals who get the population cowering. they run right through them like covid-19 through a cuomo run nursing hom

o.j. simpson trial. -- and the o.j. simpson trial. thank you for coming out, everybody. allow me to pass the show off of to eric and judy. welcome, everybody. welcome. >> thanks a lot for that lovely introduction. it's muller -- >> no. i'm sorry. [laughter] >> thank you. i'm really, i'm really thrilled to be talking today with eric berkovitz. eric is truly one of the finest writers i know, especially when it comes to tackling enormous subjects like, you know, the history of censorship in the west. and i love in this book. most authors would be intimidated, i think, by that huge subject matter, but eric has this great talent of taking a big subject and serving it up in delicious little morsels of history. he's a great storyteller, and these areto page-turning stories full of betrayal and heroism and sex, which is always helpful. [laughter] and burning at the stalk and all of those -- at the stake and all of those amazing, dramatic things. one reviewer has called this book a masterpiece, aastounding, a comprehensive, entertaining, historical account of censorship. and that

o.j. simpson took a swipe at you.he butt of jokes, obviously, and so i'm wondering if you think that that will somehow color your legal analysis in the future. >> you know, i really don't think so. you know, my dad used to say something. he used to say, you can judge a person by their enemies and if my enemy is o.j. simpson, that's okay with me. >> well, jeffrey, on that note, should we move on to the news? >> sure, let's go. >> okay. let's do that. >>> kracalifornia. you heard me talking about the judge compared the use of the ar-15 to a swiss army knife. >> in 2008, the supreme court issued its famous decision saying there is a constitutional right under the second amendment to have a handgun in your home. but they have not really addressed the second amendment in any detail since 2008. so, what is the status of gun control constitutionally? the only time -- they have now taken a big case from new york, next term, about gun registration, about permits. i mean, you know, there are now three donald trump supporters --

o.j. simpson. he fell on hard times in recent years and was disbarred into state. he was 87 years old. >>> a 12 year old florida boy faced a judge on attempted murder charges today after a shootout with deputies. foster child along with a 14- year-old girl are accused of breaking into a home for stealing weapons and firing on law enforcement officers. deputies tried to de-escalate the situation but were forced to shoot the girl as she aimed a shotgun at them. that girl is now in the hospital with bullet wounds. they both face charges of armed burglary and attempted murder of law enforcement officers. the deputies are on admission of leave. >>> to the coronavirus, the biden administration just announced its framework for sharing vaccine doses worldwide. the administration plans to share 25 million doses in the first round, distribute at least 80 million by the end of june. that leaves 75%, being shared with the global vaccination program and the other 25% will be sent directly to countries in need. >>> the biden demonstration is urging business leaders to take immed

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o.j. simpson criminal and civil trials for which he received an award. we have some very excellent guest that we have here tonight. thank you for coming out everybody one last time. i'll give it to eric and judy. >> thanks for that lovely introduction. i am really thrilled to be talking today with eric berkowitz. eric is truly one of the finest writers i know especially when it comes to tackling enormous subjects like you know the history of censorship in the west. and i love this book. most authors would be intimidated by that huge subject matter but eric has this great talent of taking a big subject and serving it up and delicious morsels of history. he is a great storyteller and these are page turning stories full of betrayal and heroism and facts which is always helpful and all of those amazing dramatic things. you book was called a masterpiece of astounding a comprehensive historical account of censorship and that was not his mother. that was a real reviewer. [laughter] one of the major takeaways for me eric and i love this book after reading it see

o.j. simpson decided to go to chef school and using the same nice. >> dagen: i majored in art history.to buy some access. >> jesse: you could have a russian billionaire hands a bite and family half a million dollars and the family gives the guy a watercolor pack and we are not supposed to say wait a second, the media has no clue, don jr. whittles a little sphere and then some russian gives them half a million in the media is going to say that sounds like it's a straight deal. of course not, violating every spirit of the law. it's got to be illegal to do this, right? it has to has to be illegal. >> dagen: i'm sure the fbi would be interested in looking into it given they are investigating his taxes. you are sitting in front of andy warhol painting and you didn't know it was andy warhol. what you think as an amateur? >> harold: i don't buy a lot of art but i don't begrudge a guy, i don't begrudge a guy trying to make a living and if it turns out there's something out aboveboard here, will find out. but i don't begrudge a guy, maybe hunter and former president bush may come together and d

o.j. simpson to find the real insurrectionists. gop congressman paul gosar has been spreading the lie that the cops executed one of the rioters, but that's not true. >> the capitol police officer that did that shooting, that appeared to be hiding lying in wait, again no warning before killing her. >> which all helps explain how 21 house republicans voted against awarding the congressional gold medal to the capitol police officers who responded to the insurrection. then there's congressman andrew clyde who down played the insurrection, describing rioters as more like tourists part of an undisciplined mob. are mobs ever disciplined? but i digress. d.c. police officer who has been trying to meet with members of the crack pot caucus says clyde refused to shake his hand. >> the congressman turned away from me, pulled out a cell phone, looked like he was attempting to pull up an audio recording app on his phone and again like never acknowledged me at any point. as soon as the elevator doors opened, he ran as quickly as he could like a co

o.j. simpson. >> you were asked to attempt to the approximate time of death of shirley carter, is that correcte degree of medical certainty? >> yes. >> he told the jury that surely may have been killed two hours earlier than anyone had thought possible. if he was correct, then surely was murdered around 9 am, when jason was seen on video, clearly still of the greenery. he could not have killed his mother. >> so when the state says to you, all clues point to one inclusion, it is all of the clues that the tunnel vision law enforcement, and one investigator in particular -- >> civil verdict, agent ludwig, investigator, special agent, mother. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] our skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 and up, that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can ch

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o.j. simpson during his 1995 murder trial. f.ld. >>> as the supreme court approaches the end of the term this month, all eyes are on whether 82-year-old justice stephen breyer will announce any retirement plans which would allow president joe biden and senate democrats to replace him with a much younger liberal perhaps. joining us is the justice correspondent for the nation magazine and a fellow at type media center. he just wrote a piece entitled, it's time for stephen breyer to retire from the supreme court so we know where you stand on this. it's an extensive piece. everyone should go read it. you say it would be malpractice for him not to step down now. why? >> we can't keep allowing the random wheel of death to choose how our laws are interpreted. this is a mistake that liberals, where the conservatives make over and over again, they view themselves as indispensable. they view themselves as irreplacement and then they die. as all humans must, they die, but they die at inopportune times where their replacements are picked by

o.j. simpson had, i wouldn't be here right now, i'd be out. >> the problem here is not that you're guilty,y, i would not be here. >> k.c. joy was sentenced to 15 years to life for killing maribel ramos. >> what do you think happened? >> i think she went to bed, and i think what he did is he got a pillow and smothered her. and as he's got this pillow over her face, she struggles a little bit. and i believe that's where he got the scratches on his right tricep. >> if mr. joy hadn't done that google map search, leading you essentially to the body, would he be a free man? >> if no other evidence came up, yes. >> he'd be a person of interest in a cold case? >> correct. >> maribel ramos graduated from college posthumously. her niece gisele, who maribel had always hoped would follow in her footsteps, instead ended up walking the path meant for her aunt. >> i received her diploma. and i got to sit in her seat. and walk upstage and receive everything. >> it was so difficult so be there.o be therto be there. it was difficult to see my daughter in such pain. walking for her aunt. >> maribel ramos, we

o.j. simpson. don't forget your gloves.june 1 19th. >> i think about it as a celebration. >> but his "fox & friends" are flummoxed. >> how would these rallies work? right now there are social distancing guidelines all across the country. >> i think they'll be full rallies. >> two, four, six, eight, what do we contaminate? how about the second wave. >> i spoke to our health experts at some length last night. they said there is no second spike. >> there is not going to be a second wave in america. >> where is the second wave the left has been warning us about. >> well, it's right

o.j. simpson. he also had a long series of personal legal troubles. f. lee bailey was 87 years old. still to come on the newshour: we discuss the many questions about covid inoculations with the head of the national institutes of health. reconstruction efforts begin in gaza amid dire conditions as many residents lack food, water, and power. we examine the troubling racial disparity in breast cancer fatalities in the united states. plus much more. >> woodruff: as we reported, the administration announced today it will donate much of its unused covid-19 vaccines to countries around the world. nick schifrin has details, and speaks to the state department coordinator in charge of the effort. >> schifrin: the administration says it will donate 25 million vaccines immediately. 19 million, or 75%, will go to covax, the u.n. led effort to vaccine the world. of that, six million will go to central and south america, seven million to asia, and five million to africa. the other six million being allocated today, will be donated bilaterally to hard hit areas such as india, the west bank and gaz

o.j. simpson's treatment team of lawyers in 1985.igh profile criminal cases defending patty hurst and the boston straining letter. f. lee bailey was 87 years old. >>> friday edition of cnn business this morning, looking at markets around the world. asian shares closed narrowly mixed and europe has opened down a little bit. on waut street stock index futures very mixed, barely moving, stocks closed lower thursday despite positive signs for the labor market. the dow finished down 23 snapping a five-day winning streak, s&p and nasdaq also down. the big event today more information on jobs. the may jobs report, expectations are 650,000 jobs were added back last month. if that number holds the economy is still down about 7.6 million jobs in the pandemic. a reminder that the jobs piece of the roaring recovery still needs some work. 32 years after tiananmen square the administration wants to prevent china from continuing to use technology to repress democracy. president biden has expanded the list of chinese companies banned from u.s. inves

o.j. simpson was arrested and charged with murder in the slayings of his ex-wife and her friend.iled him from orange county up into los angeles, along the san diego freeway here as you can see. he has said to a police dispatcher earlier, "i will hurt myself, i want to see my mother." this scene went on live across the country tonight. supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ ♪ heartburn, ingestion, upset stomach... ♪ ♪ diarrheaaaa. ♪ pepto bismol coats your stomach with fast and soothing relief. and try new drug free p

o.j. simpson. >> this lindell guy -- i got my own -- he's the my pillow guy.'ve got my own beef with him. my family, my sister, my kids, we must have bought 20 or 30 of them pillows. guess what. there's not one of those pillows in any of our houses now.pit ha politics. it has to do with sore necks. in any event, hey, go to costco. go to target. get a good pillow. i'm just saying. >> jimmy: yeah. just so i have this straight, o.j. is complaining about sore necks? [ applause ] it finally happened, irony has peaked. all right. it's thursday night. and that means it's time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of the week, whether they need it or not. it's time for "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> thanks for inviting me back. i am glad to know my [ bleep ] jokes on friday did not scare everybody away. >> the [ bleep ] jokes were the bomb. >> we're not giving up. we're going to [ bleep ] and [ bleep ] for floridians. >> it's no surprise really because you [ bleep ] your wife on the driving range, didn't you? >> you don't want to keep rejecting the offers of

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o.j. simpson. don't forget your gloves. and with covid consuming the nation, it's the perfect time to have a rally. >> your rally is set for june 1 19th. >> i think about it as a celebration. >> but his "fox & friends" are flummoxed. >> how would these rallies work? right now there are social distancing guidelines all across the country. >> i think they'll be full rallies. >> two, four, six, eight, what do we contaminate? how about the second wave. >> i spoke to our health experts at some length last night. they said there is no second spike. >> there is not going to be a second wave in america. >> where is the second wave the left has been warning us about. >> well, it's right there, you silly goose stepper. breaking, joe biden makes a big statement in his house. nope, nope, nope, down, down. there he is! >> this president is going to try to steal this election. this is a guy who said that all mail-in ballots are fraudulent. >> by golly, he's lost his marbles. >> he's your friendly neighborhood co

o.j. simpson and also defended patricia hearst and the boston stangler. washington state is doing the opposite. passing laws that mandate the controversial curriculum in all public schools. let's bring in talk radio host chris degal. i want to get from you an understanding. we keep hearing about critical race theory. once it's implemented and mandated in this way. what does it means for actual kids in actual classrooms in terms of what they're learning and hearing? >> yeah, gillian. thanks. i think what it first means we may as well do away with martin luther king junior day forever. cancel that day. here is what i believe is what martin luther king believed. i believe it's the content of people's character matters more than the color of their skin. critical race theory teaches the opposite. personally, i'm removing my youngest child from our public school system over this very issue here in pennsylvania. >> gillian: interesting. take a look, listen to this from the federalist. they write while critical race theory training is pitched as a way to insure e

o.j. simpson in 2005 >>> hiring did pick up in may as employers added 559,000 jobs amid falling covid-19 cases it was below the consensus estimate of 671,000. the chief economist for goldman sacs joins us to talk about the number jan, good to see you again >> great to be with you. >> you said there would be a lot of uncertainty around the number, but you said the signals you were tracking indicated sharply higher employment levels relative to march. directionally, do you think this number, the print itself makes sense? >> yeah. i mean, it was a little on the disappointing side not as much as in april, but i think for the same reasons, one it again seems that the seasonals may have been a head wind here and not seasonally adjusted terms employers added almost a million jobs and number two, i think there's strong evidence that labor supply is an issue given the big increase in average hourly earnings alongside mildly disappointing job gains, and that increase was also concentrated in leisure and hospitality which is the lowest paid sector where the labor supply issues are probably most pronounce