o.j. simpson was the test. on 911 tapes just released last night, o.j. occurred, we knew this was a seminal moment for the "national enquirer." we already had huge networks in place in the celebrity community, and this occurred in the middle of one of our networks, so we immediately put every last resource into it. while the "los angeles times" has four reporters working on the o.j. simpson story, the "national enquirer" has a team of more than 20. coz: we were at the crime scene before the coroner arrived there. we brought in freelancers. we went to every single photographer we knew in l.a. and told them that we would pay them any amount of money for any photographs they thought were relevant. we spent easily over $1 million in source and photographic money. the "enquirer's" tentacles were amazing in those days. from florida all the way to l.a., we were all involved in that story. reporter #9: homicide detectives expanded the restricted area around nicole simpson's townhouse today. nicole's father, louis, and one of her sisters also arrived and removed

o.j. simpson. their message to any family facing domestic violence.er. >> reporter: four beautiful sisters. smart, confident. no idea one of them would end up teaching the world about the terrifying trap of domestic violence. it's been 30 years since nicole brown was murdered, and i walked into the living room where her family had gathered. three sisters in shock and anguish. denise, dominique, and tonya. now the three sisters walk into the room today. >> hi. beautiful lady. >> reporter: 30 years. >> yeah, could you believe it? >> reporter: i wondered all this time, how do you live with 30 years of rage and heartbreak? >> a lot of therapy. >> yeah. >> it was rough. unresolved grief. everything bit me hard ten years later. >> sometimes i would think, gosh, i just -- i'm just staggeringly sad today. and i would realize that it was the day she was murdered. or it was her birthday. or something, some memory would come up. >> the pain doesn't go away, doesn't subside, doesn't get easier. but you do the best you can, and you move on. one step forward. >> re

o.j. simpson is in that car. - the o.j. fter day after day. - this is gonna be a long trial. there's a lot of evidence to come in. the o.j. simpson case was such a national phenomenon that those of us who were covering it just lived this case 24 hours a day because there was so much demand for people talking about it. - as simpson struggled to slide the gloves onto his hands and turned toward jurors, saying, "they're too small," prosecutors were incensed. - the trial was on television during the hours that had traditionally been the time for soap operas. - he appears to have pulled the gloves off, counsel. - and o.j. was very much a soap opera. - he is impeached by his own witness. - i ask that you put a stop to it. either put cordoba on the stand... - excuse me, mr. bailey. - or stop her from testifying. - stand up and speak when it's your turn. - no question that the best tv show of the '90s was the o.j. simpson trial. and everybody on it was riveting. - nbc news in depth tonight: the simpson trial finally winding to a clo

o.j. simpson?cole was killed, i just realized that i had a very close relationship with nicole, and i was very close with sydney. and i realized that it was what nicole would have wanted me to do was to step in. so, you know, we were kind of in a little bubble where we lived. we lived in a gated community. we played. we went and ate together. we went to the beach together. at the same time i would go to work in the morning, i would drop them off from school, i would go to work, pick them up, we would go to the beach. it was just something that was done. and now i'm involved with them and their families and their children. >> denise, what was your reaction when you learned that o.j. died? >> well, i think everybody knows how i felt about him. i think the whole world knew how i felt about him. >> on that day, how did you feel? >> on that day i was happy. when i heard the news i was like, oh, my god, finally. but then it kind of sunk in and i go, wait a minute, there is sydney and justin. so that's wh

o.j. simpson's children, now grown, are doing today. >> to sdo sydney and justin ask about her?u: beautiful, brilliant, bursting with life. our first look at the trailer for "moana 2." pain means pause on the things you love, but... green... means... go! ♪ cool the pain with biofreeze. and keep on going. biofreeze. green means go. bother the bugs. not your family. ahh! zevo is made with essential oils which attack bugs' biological systems. it wipes cleanly, plus is safe for use around people and pets. gotcha! zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. ♪ >> juju: thanks for joining us. tonight, a glimmer of hope inside the california courtroom at the center of scott peterson's fight to clear his name in the murder of his pregnant wife, laci peterson. a judge today issuing a ruling on dna testing. what it could mean for the case. another long shot in the 20-year-old case of convicted murderer scott peterson, facing a judge today in his latest attempt to get a new trial. >> this case cries out for further investigation, for then forensic investigation, including dna testing, of physical ev

o.j. simpson's death, their message to any family facing domestic violence and grief.s diane. >> reporter: it's been 30 years since nicole brown was murdered and i walked into the living room where her family gathered. thee sisters in shock and anguish, denise, dominique and tania, and now the three sisters walk into the room today. >> hi. beautiful lady. >> 30 years. >> yeah, can you believe it? >> reporter: a new lifetime documentary has unearthed pictures and videos of their radiant sister, nicole, with all her warmth and vitality. a loving mother -- >> i love you. love you. >> it's the voice of nicole that we wanted to hear. i hope they get a true sense of who nicole is in this documentary. >> reporter: she was only 18 years old, working as a waitress in the hope of studying photography, when a glamorous customer fastened on her. at the time, their sister didn't tell them the truth of his brutality. >> i saw a picture. you know, the very young polaroid picture of nicole? >> reporter: right. >> i said, "oh my god, nic." i said, "that -- that -- you have -- look at t

o.j. simpson's death. following their presence during simpson's ongoing quest for justice. hey, kaylee. >> hey, good morning, guys. the browns were a constant presence during simpson's 1995 murder trial. now nearly 30 years later, just as they prepare to release a new documentary on nicole's life, they're opening up about the complicated emotions they are experiencing following his death. what they're saying, coming up. >> all right, kaylee, thank you. >>> also ahead, is it time for a breakup. the breakup of concert giant live nation after problems we saw with taylor swift's tour. we'll take a look at a legal battle that could upend the concert battle. and how you get seats to the most sought-after shows. but first, this "today" on is >>> still ahead, the fast food wars are heating up with a new battle over breakfast. >> and drive-through prices still sky high. an inside look at the deals that some popular chains are unveiling to win back your business. but first, your local, news, weather, and these quick

o.j. simpson's death. diane is here live. >> michael: back home. the american father who was detained in turks and caicos for carrying ammunition in his luggage tells his story. >> i feel like i could not breathe for 3 1/2 months. >> michael: only on gma. ♪ >> whit: springsteen side lined. overnight the boss with a message. >> unfortunately, i could not sing for you. >> whit: what we know about his health. >> robin: remembering an all-around all-star. nba hall of famer and broadcasting great bill walton passing away at 71, honored by the celtics overnight. >> this is dedicated to bill. >> robin: and boston punching their ticket. >> it's over! the celtics are headed back to the nba finals! >> robin: who will take on the celtics for the title? >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> michael: good morning america. the game kept me up a little late last night. who is going to take on the celtics for the title? we'll find out tonight. >> whit: absolutedly. good to be with you both. we have a lot to cover. closing arguments s

o.j. simpson." >> i'm not a public personality. this isn't what i do. that role launched her to the next level. but she still has yet to watch it or anything she's done since. so you didn't watch is in. > i never watched "the people vs. o.j. simpson," no. sterling k. brown is always like, mama, you might want to check it out. i'm like, maybe i do. but he is, like, it's pretty good. i just -- >> reporter: you think you will pick apart? >> i know i will pick it apart. >> reporter: paulson's just as clear-eyed about her personal life. she and actor holland taylor, three decades her senior, have been together since 2015, though at the moment they are working on opposite sides of the country. when do you get to see holland? >> well, holland and i live separately. >> reporter: why? >> i think, you know, i don't know if you know this, but holland is a good bit older than i am. she lived a lot of her life on her own. and i lived a lot of my life on my own. and i think we both sort of arrived at this relationship sort of recognizing that we both wanted to mainta

o.j. simpson like a fart destroying the sex appeal of somebody like how surprised the media is the case might of crap is like going to a port authority restroom at 1:00 am surprised there isn't an attendant handing you breath mints going into larry cutler's bedroom shocked there is a mirror on the ceiling. and think about this case at its most basic level they brought in a porn star and convicted perjurer to convict trump of a crime they have yet to actually define. share humiliating day for the prosecution but a stain on the entire legal system it would never be brought if it was anybody but trump. the shameful behavior is in from prosecution but the media who cheered it on. they partnered up with the most corrupt entities simply to destroy what they see is a common enemy embraced by half the country as and makes those in palestine seem logical. should have been there. and nobody trusts them them anymore just why so many are losing money which is why the next chapter in the story of legacy media would be chapter 11. and jamie we know you are so lonely jamie you are grateful and you get a pra

o.j. simpson came to my house. bill cosby came to my house. >> stephen: worm came to my brain.n, just like that worm did in r.f.k., jr.'s delicious frontal lobe. today, "the new york times" published some newly discovered health records for the independent candidate. turns out, back in 2010, r.f.k., jr. went to a doctor because he was experiencing some cognitive symptoms, like memory loss and mental fogginess, as well as a tiny voice in his head going, let's see, what wine pairs best with cerebellum? [laughter] so, bobby junior got a brain scan, which showed an abnormality, that his doctor said was caused by a worm that got into his brain and ate a portion of it and then died. cause of death -- starvation. [laughter] but you know what's really suspicious? right before it died, that worm was vaccinated. up until then, perfectly healthy, ran marathons. suddenly dead. you do the math. here's the thing. the dead worm is still in there! medical experts aren't sure exactly what kind of parasite it was, but they suspect it was pork tapeworm larva. which raises the disturbing question

o.j. simpson trial within a few days i had 7,000 people on the street in 1994, marching for the lapd without internet without social media. that's what an organizer notices here. that it is not -- not a very good organizing. >> so -- in addition to the -- sort of moral acquiescence that you see on college campuses from college administrators from democrats allowed this to it'ser by trying to woo these -- listen to what tulsi gabbert had to say. >> incapable of making that argument and waging that counter ideological warfare against this ideology or they're terrified they are terrified as bernie sanders and terrified losing amongst pro-hamas mantras that are being chanted it is a dangerous place to have a leader of our country operating from a position of fear rather than standing strong on our fundamental principles and values of freedom. >> so that was on "fox & friends" this morning. but you know, it is going to be a real problem for democrats. >> i think it is but i think democrats think this is going to blow over that's why it took president biden to address it because they thought liste

o.j. simpson. has that's pretty good as any joke as a possible termination that's true there rsv you.anksgiving. as a part of me wants to be in m elevator with but the 1 i wouldn't. hillary clinton. >> i'd like to be a elevator with you guys. hillary is my friend like hilary. >> everybody is your friend.like >> she roped off the press when she ran for office remember that >> she told me she'd love to be in an elevator with you. >> 1 more thing is next. when sh! >> greg: "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ sup? -who are you? i'm your inner child. get in. listen, what you really need in life is some freakin' torque. what? horsepower keeps you going, but torque gets you going. what happened to my inner child craving love and acceptance? how about you love and accept this? p-p-p-p-powershot! when can i drive? you already are! the dodge hornet r/t... the totally torqued-out crossover. ■ if you're happy and you know it, clap your hands. ■ ■if you're happy and you know it, ride your bike. ■ ■ if you're happy and you know it, then your face will surely show it. ■ if you're happy and you know it,

o.j. simpson and the like.ivable that a judge should have done this but even now that the jury is deliberating, very important to do that. look at these trial some jurors were sequestered for 200 days so it's not uncommon for this to happen. this was a huge misstep by this judge. i'm not surprised given the weather court cases gone. of the one president biden made a surprise visit to the home of his son bo's widow, she previously dated hunter biden, expected to testify in his gun trial next month. is worth noting the ninth anniversary of his son's death is thursday. why the visit? >> they take the tragedy of what happened to bo and it looks so improper, even if nothing was discussed it is undue pressure, undue influence on a witness in a criminal trial. it's irresponsible to do something like this. stuart: thanks for being with us this tuesday morning. chris murphy says biden has a very limited ability to take action on the border. is he playing in the republicans? lauren: of course. it's political cover for ei

o.j. simpson. >> greg: there you go. jesse?ke that. >> greg: that's actually pretty good. >> jesse: you don't know what to say. any joke as a possible termination. >> greg: yeah, that's true. they are our sbu. harold? >> harold: ohio state football fans saturday afternoon after thanksgiving because we whooped them. go blue. >> kennedy: the game. >> greg: very specific. judge? >> judge jeanine: parts know my part of me wants to be in an elevator with -- okay, i'm ambivalent -- hillary clinton. >> harold: i would like to be in the elevator with you guys. >> jesse: i would love to be in the elevator with hillary. >> harold: hillary is my friend. i like her. >> judge jeanine: she's your friend? >> jesse: everyone is your friend. >> judge jeanine: when she ran for office, remember that? >> harold: she told me she would love to be an elevator with you. to be when she killed people! >> greg: "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it is time for "one more thing." tomorrow is a special day. it is harold ford jr.'s birthd birthday. we g

o.j. simpson. >> greg: there you go. jesse?ally pretty good. >> jesse: you don't know what to say. any joke as a possible termination. >> greg: yeah, that's true. they are our sbu. harold? >> harold: ohio state football fans saturday afternoon after thanksgiving because we whooped them. go blue. >> kennedy: the game. >> greg: very specific. judge? >> judge jeanine: parts know my part of me wants to be in an elevator with -- okay, i'm ambivalent -- hillary clinton. >> harold: i would like to be in the elevator with you guys. >> jesse: i would love to be in the elevator with hillary. >> harold: hillary is my friend. i like her. >> judge jeanine: she's your friend? >> jesse: everyone is your friend. >> judge jeanine: when she ran for office, remember that? >> harold: she told me she would love to be an elevator with you. to be when she killed people! >> greg: "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ -electric for short trips... -hmmm? ...gas for long. hmmm? quite the paradox... -it really is both. -hmmm. the lexus rx plug-in hybrid. ♪ you

o.j. simpson.n the forum. saturday night, it's in inglewood. bert's specials are all on netflix, your roast of tom brady is on netflix. it's all on netflix. bert kreischer, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] thanks, gert. we'll be back with andra day! >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by tequila don julio, an icon of modern mexico. >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by tequila don julio, an icon of modern mexico. >> jimmy: thanks to chris pine and bert kreischer. apologies to matt damon. "nightline," is next but first her album "cassandra cherith" is out now. here with the song "probably," andra day! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ see i have a couple of birds they tell me that ♪ ♪ you oversell your troubles but you always did have ♪ ♪ trouble with the truth see i have the homies and my kin who look ♪ ♪ out for me and they could see you pullin' me out of ♪ ♪ my character and just when i got myself together ♪ ♪ you're always the good guy i didn't know

o.j. simpson.veryone is going to be watching . >> lawrence: you have the jury going back and forth to the judge. in most cases is you don't have to attorneys in there. they are going to i assume we o the two lawyers for what is legal, what clarification, what instructions our right and what's wrong. >> brian: they are eyeing when which appeared to be nodding along with the defense in throughout the trial of 20 to days in lit up when jd vance walked in the room and the othe high-profile republicans, so that's all you need. i am stuck with this jonathan tracing that state from what he observed last night as outrageous and partisan as the judge's been acting, he says he does not think an acquittal is happening, but he thinks a hung jury is a possibility. >> ainsley: he would be acquitted, if one jurors said i am on trumps side, then he woul be acquitted. of one juror or all of them say all it takes is one, says i don't know, i can't make up my mind, that is called a hung jury . >> steve: hung jury, th

o.j. simpson. and it would have been when people were early voting in september and october.y were always afried of this case because of the sunlight of transparency. alicia, you were right in framing this segment, or michael, you were right in framing this segment because he caught a break in both cases. >> both cases. and in georgia, people have pleaded out. let's be clear. the georgia case, we only have a mug shot of donald trump because fani willis and the sheriff said in fulton county, i don't care he is a former president. he will get a mug shot. the only people who have pleaded out in any of the cases, the indicted cases is in fact the folks in georgia. fani willis is the only person who has gotten people who were with donald trump to flip on him before they go to jail. talking about michael cohen, i like michael cohen but he did come around after being held accountable. and for the people who are watching this at home and they are saying, michael steele is right. donald trump has been able to game the system. and now the only case that the american people are going to

o.j. simpson was one. i lived above the jury in six months in the hotel. that's how isolated jurors can be. some suggesting perhaps that should be the case here, too. they are going home and be back a week from today. >> harris: eric, i appreciate that personal experience, too. you are somebody who has been inside and you know how this ought to work. you listed a whole lot of media platforms. hardly matter who is reading newspapers? everybody has a phone and with that phone comes instant information through text messages and other things that are not necessarily connected to media. appreciate you. thank you very much. a new opinion piece from constitutional law expert jonathan turley says the trump trial is in tatters after michael cohen's testimony which he described as other worldly, quote, you have a disbarred lawyer not only casually discussing lies and uncharged crimes, but prosecutors who proceeded to get him to remind the jury he is not facing any further criminal charges. if any one of those jurors had stolen tens of thousands of dollars from the c

o.j. simpson case of a generation ago. the shoe doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> the glove. >> you must acquit. i think that it's important for each side in its closing to kind of summarize the theme of what they're trying to get across. they have spent a lot of time on the details. what does that add up to? they didn't prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. the prosecution says the opposite. >> thank you all for joining us this hour. that does it for us today. >> thank you for the privilege of your time. andrea mitchell and chris jansing pick up special coverage right now. ♪♪ >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in new york city with my colleague chris jansing here in t

o.j. simpson's death from prostate cancer last month. >> it's very confusing. it's very complicated., i have a relationship with the kids that means everything to me, and i was just very, very sad for them. >> for them? >> very, very sad for them. >> carley: this june marks 30 years since knicks coal and her friend ron goldman were stabbed to death outlines of their los angeles home. o.j. was tried for their murders and acquitted before being found liable in civil court. the brown sisters are making rare public appearances as they plan on honoring nicole in a new special lifetime show. results from the texas primary run jawfers. tony gonzales will continue to seek his bid for re-election in november after edging out activist brandon herrera. and former 2016 trump campaign spokeswoman katrina pierson defeating incumbent state representative justin holland in their run for texas' 33rd district. texas state representative craig goldman winning his primary run off against business owner john o'shea to fill the seat of granger. navy veteran fuhrman will face henry square are a in november

o.j. simpson.'s in inglewood. bert's specials are all on netflix, your roast of tom brady is on netflix. it's all on netflix. bert kreischer, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] thanks, gert. we'll be back with andra day! >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by tequila don julio, an icon of modern mexico. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... that's like $20 a month per unlimited line... i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by tequila don julio, an icon of modern mexico. >> jimmy: thanks to chris pine and bert kreischer. apologies to matt damon. "nightline," is next. but first her album "cassandra cher

o.j. simpson where he said it was an acquittal strategy because they say here is a comprehensive theory that can explain the evidence. the man was framed by the racist lapd. there is dna on these things, but actually it wasn't. that is an acquittal strategy. here the defense has offered no acquittal strategy. there is no comprehensive, reasonable, alternate theory i've seen where you can say he had nothing to do with the whole thing. >> no counter narrative. just you shouldn't believe michael cohen. in fact what was indicative of that is the way that todd blanche read out the prison point he was castigated for at the closing. that is can i get one, can i get a hung jury even being improper? they've given up and there is no prospect of an acquittal. >> it is the next best thing to an acquittal for a defense attorney. >> it plays as a victory, but your point unanimity is important. if it happens it is a political triumph, but still a legal victory that goes through the process. >> thank you, that was really edifying. appreciate it. >>> coming up, why the judge spent more than an hour giving de

o.j. simpson was very quick and it was an acquittal. it is very hard to determine. >> do they have a relationship now? there is something about being in the trenches with someone. >> yeah. >> and they have been having lunch together. and nobody else can understand what they're going through. it is not surprising to me that andrea was the person on her jury who everybody turned to. come on, it is andrea mitchell. >> but it was a woman's case. and it was very heavily -- >> i don't want to get -- if we're in a jury room, we're going to listen to what andrea has to say, having said that, i've often heard it is the jury foreman who generally is the most influential. is that true and have relationships developed by now that might disprove that? >> well, you have to understand one thing. they are prohibited from talking about the case at this point. >> but they give a sense of each other. >> unless they're sitting in object silence, they're talking to each other about everything but the case. and do relationships form? sure. they're casual and

o.j. simpson trial learned that the hard way. >> lesson number one. >> john: don't call on him two triangles you think they will call costello? >> i don't know. it seems they signaled and remember we all talked about this how tight the defense has been on its witness list saying we can't afford to let it out because we can't afford president trump talking about them and all these different fights they have had back and forth it's a little bit unusual when the defense needs to prepare for who is next. the signal seems to be that cohen is it but you also have to remember what he said may spark other things the prosecution may feel like another witness may help them clean up. certainly costello has burst onto the scene in the last 24/48 hours so you will have to see whether the defense or the prosecution wants him to go to the sand too. >> sandra: coming from 2011 in the notes from the courtroom the notes note that the former president, donald trump, decided not to run. several months later cohen works with davidson to remove the dirty.com article about daniels. around may trump said he was not

o.j. simpson, so really a spectacular collection. it's going to happen over the weekend, and i'm going to follow up on monday, see what some of these items actually were able to fetch. we'll send it over to charles payne to take it away. charles: thank you all very much. i can't wait to see that, jackie. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." have the tables turned, folks? take a look at tech stocks, they are falling back to earth and falling fast. is it time to look else what? -- elsewhere? and more truth about the true state of the american consumer. meanwhile, political division in our country has never if been this high. what it means for you and your wallet, and can there be anything done to fix it? all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ ♪ charles: all right, so this week we celebrate 10 years of "making money with charles payne," and the show's still evolving, folks. our steadfast dedication to empowering investors both seasoned and new with the knowledge of stock market intricacies and als

o.j. simpson trial was a circus.esident, who is running for president again, this is a serious case that the da alleges he interfered in the last election, the one that got him elected. is it a shame and potentially malfeasance for not to be cameras in the courtroom so the public can see what's going on here? >> absolutely, that's also we're doing this special next week where the people from in the courtroom are going to talk about and try to give people some color about what it's like. but that's only necessary because there are not cameras and there isn't at least audio. i have talked about how the first thing that struck me that i wish people could hear was the judge and hearing his voice. >> it's so different than i expected. >> one side or the other is going to be disappointed in this case if there's a verdict one way or the other. the one thing, if you have been in court, you know that the judge is just a model of what you want in terms of a judge. you think of his judicial temperament is so exemplary. that, to

o.j. simpson and a lot more. we'll see you at 7:00. >> that is going to be interesting.we'll see you soon. >>> michelle downright likable. we like when she calls you that. all right. openai announced a new model to replace its current gpt 4 system. if you like me wondering what that is. well, techies explain it's the powerful popular chatgpt chat bot. the san francisco based company also announced new safety and security committee to explore the risks posed by ai technology. so as we take a live look at the palace of fine arts in san francisco this morning, that's going to be a place holder in your mind where governor gavin newsom will join tech and education and other labor leaders right there speaking about generative ai. at a summit later today. generative ai for those of you who really aren't familiar is a type of artificial intelligence that is able to generate text or other media just from a simple prompt. the summit begins today and runs through friday. and you know, many of the concerns that the general public has about ai will be discussed at that very summit. k

o.j. simpson car. if you remember those scenes. >> yes, i do. not a chase. but just a motorcade. >> trump in a bronco? >> no, he's not in a bronco. he's in a motorcade. leaving the courthouse. >> just checking. okay. >> going back to re-group. they have to have been expgtectg this. now i guess one of the questions is what happens between now and july 11th, which is when the sentencing is scheduled for, which is close to the gop convention which is hard to believe. what are you expecting? >> well, it's a case follows its normal course in new york, what happens now is the probation department has to prepare a report back to the judge with a sentence recommendation. and with a normal human being, they'd be out interviewing family members and friends to determine what kind of character the defendant has. and trying to get a sense of whether it's an appropriate case for probation as opposed to jail time. but obviously you know, this is a former president of the united states. i don't know if probation will be getting too much useful information from friends and f

o.j. simpson trial, before the son of sam, there was leopold and loeb. >> this is the original ransom letterknow wrote prior to abducting bobby franks. >> reporter: 100 years after the first so-called crime of the century. >> leopold and loeb were criminal geniuses in their own minds. >> reporter: the case that haunts so many people to this day, later on "sunday morning." >>> she's being called the bravest player in tennis. with vladimir putin's war in ukraine kwl into its second year, jon wertheim introduces us to one of the sport's most compelling and courageous contenders. >> reporter: daria kasatkina is one of the world's top tennis players. but it's the russian's actions and words off the court that are echoing around the globe, including inside her own country. the number one russian tennis player in the world, someone from the sports ministry wants to call you a foreign agent? >> yeah, that was weird. he didn't succeed. >> reporter: ahead on "sunday morning," the bravest player in tennis and why she can't go home. >>> as we mentioned, it's a weekend for cookouts coast to coast. a good

o.j. simpson was tried and it was a quick verdict and he was found not guilty. typically, it was a quick verdict is guilty. that's it. i actually sort of agree that we could have -- i don't mean within an hour, because that means they didn't deliberate. we could have a verdict by the end of today. they may say -- i know you said 4:30, but we will stay. or tomorrow. this is just real speculation. the jury yesterday consented to working until 8:00 last night meant, can we just get this over with so we can go and deliberate? that's the sense i got. again, that doesn't mean that we want to deliberate and get it over with. it means they were ready to start talking about the case. >> let me meet your speculation with rampant speculation, which is i think there will be a number of notes. i think catherine is likely right. because of the complexities of the case, i wouldn't be surprised if there are a number of notes. notes add time. get the lawyers together, argue about how to respond. jury questions, yeah. those create a procedural add on in terms of time. if we get a

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o.j. simpson trial, but i don't think it has any impact on his true believers at all. >> strategists withny votes, though from the biden perspective it provides a useful split screen, the former president yesterday in court, the current president delivering a speech about anti-semitism and today heads to wisconsin to open up an ai plant in the exact town in wisconsin, battleground state, where one of trump's big projects fell apart. molly, this is the choice, it is trump versus biden and maybe rfk jr. and his brain worm. you write in your lastest piece in "vanity fair," you write in part, the post pandemic, post insurrection, political environment is liable to make anyone feel deeply tired and news avoidant. people, after all, are scared. they remember the ill conceived mood around the 2016 election when they were sure that the normal candidate would win and then they didn't. even today, i sometimes get stopped on the street by people wondering if they should set their expectations accordingly. is it going to be all right, they ask, drawing me in closer. the thing is, i can't tell you it'