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for oj and his wife regret not voice banking. >> i miss hearing his natural voice. my husband had a sexy voice before this. >> someone has to go. this o, oj brigans is out of here as well. >> i didn't realize the importance and value of hearing your own words in your own voice. voice banking is one of the first things i recommend to those newly diagnosed. >> think about recording those legacy messages, deeply personal terms of endearment? >> i love you, too, joany. >> when you hear that, how does it make you feel? >> well, it checks on me up. emotional. happy. sad. bittersweet. i don't want to lose it. and the good news, i guess, about the message banking is i don't have to lose it. >> i thank you for everything. >> you are very welcome. >> something that really struck me with this piece is i never really thought how important it is to sound like yourself or laugh like yourself. >> so, me neither until i actually got involved with the technology. it is so crucial to be able to communicate. and i only realize that when i met people like oj and holly because it's that

so thank you, oj. >> it's not just the kardashians.bronco chase and then the trial, that was kind of beginning of reality tv. >> that was part of it. but not only did he kill his wife, he killed the rest of us by getting kim kardashian in the mix. that woman drives me crazy. i remember being at a bar. i sat and closed the bar and watched cnn. i watched it the whole way. i remember saying to myself this is going to be a big, big story. in retrospect. it was easy to say that now. but back then, it was not clear it was going to be a big story. >> remember they follow him all the way back to rockingham. he stayed in the bronco for an hour and a half. everybody is waiting is he going to blow himself away. >> to think he became a acquittal. >> people loved oj simpson. >> don't forget what happened prior to that. that whole l.a. riot thing was going on, the police department with the black community so a lot of people say by the timing of it and moving that trial into l.a. was a part of the reason why he got acquitted. >> was i the only one w

and so oj verdict itself was not really about the oj simpson killing two people.a much bigger deal. and that's why we are still talking about it 20 years later. >> you know, it's very sad to think and i have charged many juries myself that the jurors are saying, you know he what? we are going to make the l.a.p.d. pay for the sins of this or that. and forget about the fact that two people are dead. their throats, you know, one of them almost decapitated. that is a sad commentary. why do you think, ted, that gill garr sety, the then da made a decision to move it from santa monica to downtown los angeles? >> you know, judge, that is the 64 billion-dollar question. i think because you had had three years before the rodney king case that he was trying to make good with the black community. but, what he did was, and, by the way. i have to agree with the console here but this is the one thing that happened in that case is that johnnie cochran was brilliant. because what johnnie cochran was able to do is support mark fuhrman on trial rather than oj simpson. oj simpson cou

when i last sat down with oj simpson 10 years ago, he was a free man.e reflected on his life and sensational trial. today he sits in prison. but, when his troubles all started, many thought he was going to end it all right then and there, riding in a white ford bronco on an l.a. freeway. >> i have o.j. in the car. >> june 17th, 1994. everyone in america remembers how this shocking scene unfolded on the freeways of los angeles. o.j. simpson was lying face down in the backseat of his white ford bronk co-holding a gun to his head. his friend, also a former football player, was behind the wheel. l.a.p.d. detective tom lange spoke on the phone with simpson. >> get rid of the gun. toss it, please. so many people love you, man. don't give it all up. >> the football legend and movie star was threatening to commit suicide. >> i'm just going to leave. >> no. >> >> the slow speed bronco chase went on for 60 miles. he was supposed to be turning himself in to police for murders of ex-wife nicole and;s, her friend ron goldman. >> police found the bodies on the morni

when i last sat down with oj simpson 10 years ago, he was a free man.e reflected on his life and sensational trial. today he sits in prison. but, when his troubles all started, many thought he was going to end it all right then and there, riding in a white ford bronco on an l.a. freeway. >> i have o.j. in the car. >> june 17th, 1994. everyone in america remembers how this shocking scene unfolded on the freeways of los angeles. o.j. simpson was lying face down in the backseat of his white ford bronk co-holding a gun to his head. his friend, also a former football player, was behind the wheel. l.a.p.d. detective tom lange spoke on the phone with simpson. >> get rid of the gun. toss it, please. so many people love you, man. don't give it all up. >> the football legend and movie star was threatening to commit suicide. >> i'm just going to leave. >> no. >> >> the slow speed bronco chase went on for 60 miles. he was supposed to be turning himself in to police for murders of ex-wife nicole and;s, her friend ron goldman. >> police found the bodies on the morni

oj simpson's ex-wife and her friend killed.p a look at events that led up to the trial of the season tree. >> and when it comes to just living with someone or saying i do, marriage is better for a man's health. why men with a ring on their finger are more likely to see hall: oh oh, here she comes, hall: she's a... oates: scary lady oates: she's an angry tiger hall: she's a mangobbler oates: eater hall & oates: she's a maneater ♪ oh oh, here she comes ♪ watch out boy, she'll chew you up ♪ ♪ oh oh, here she comes >> live look at ultimate doppler radar now. some parts of the area under a flood watch today. your weather authority tracking storms as they moved through the area. we'll check back in with chief meteorologist scott williams in just a few minutes. >> today marks 20 years since a brutal double murder grabbed international attention. oj simpson's ex-wife nicole brown system an friend ron goldman were found stabbed to death in the brentwood area of los angeles just after midnight. the twists and turns that followed led to a

police went to arrest him, oj made his most famous run in his friend's broncho. the trial carried live. on national tv. made the lead characters household name. johnny cochran. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> dead of a brain tumor in 2005. prosecutor marcia clark still convinced of simpson's guilt. and of course, everyone's favorite slacker, the noncommittal witness part time actor kato kalin and finally oj bloated and graying, last seen in the courtroom a year ago now serving a 33-year sentence guilty of stealing his own memorabilia at gunpoint. >> the guy said it was my stuff. >> reporter: two decades and a remarkable turn around from the surprising not guilty verdict that lit up oj's famous face so long ago. jim avila, abc news, washington. >>> and also in the news today. a high spirited birthday adventure. president george h.w. bush turned 90 today. how did he celebrate? he tweeted it's a wonderful day in maintenance and nice enough for a parachute jump. and the presidential adrenalin junky did it again. and the family watching below proud and nervo

because of an affair, with chris, and oj. right? >> because again these families were so tight-knit at this point. and chloe looks a little different than the rest of them, but of course chris, you know, has disputed that a million thousand times. >> side by side? >> and not just pictures of them, the pictures of chloe, compared to the simpson children. that they bear a resemblance. >> okay, let's bring up casey here. you know harvey from "tmz"? do you know how he got his national claim to fame? >> he covered this trial. in los angeles, kcbs as legal reporter. it was the o.j. simpson case that made famous face, from the trial came his fascination with how hollywood and the justice system mixed together. >> that's why he came up with 30 miles zone, of hollywood, what "tmz" stands for. >> justice is different sometimes in hollywood than it is for the rest of us. >> another person, gretta, right? former a junk low professor, georgetown university, became a storks -- star. went out there and covered for some straight days, cnn, n

tonight oj simpson, the bronco chase and the sensational murder case that had millions of people glued to their televisions. >>> and kicking and screaming, and that's just the start of it as the world cup gets under way. "nightly news" begins now. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. the leadership in congress has a lot of power but only if the folks back home keep sending them back to congress. and what happened last night, the defeat of a majority leader in congress never happened before. "the new york times" called it one of the most stunning primary election upsets in congressional history. the associated press called it an upset for the ages. eric cantor, the number two ranking republican in the power structure, is gone, beaten by a college professor with a simple message for the folks back home in cantor's virginia district. those folks last night had a big voice in national politics. it's where we start tonight with nbc's kelly o'donnell and glen allen, virginia. kelly, good evening. >> reporter: good

tom, would it be different than could have nailed oj? >> i don't think the science would be different but we have cultural differences and one of the differences is dna is accepted on the kitchen table basis as being almost infallible. the science of dna hasn't changed but the perception of it publicly has. i would like to think and maybe this is overly optimistic that we are in a slightly different place as far as the racial tones. it was an immediate aftermath of rodney king. and look at 20th century. and you will see a century that started and trials of white people accused of gruesomely killing black people were acquitted systemically and the century closed with the reverse of. that i don't think you can ignore the racial component. >> happening in the first place. there seem to be stronger domestic violence laws and programs and nicole had told sister denise that oj was going to kill her. would that be more advanced for victims of domestic violence. >> there is more help for victims in and out of court. but remember, she was away an

. >> i have oj in the car. >> where are you?ming up the five freeway. right now we are okay. but you got to tell them to back off. he's still alive but got a gun to his head. >> is everything else okay? >> everything right now is okay. everything is okay. he wants to get out. >> what's your name? >> you know who i am -- >> wow. that brings me back. i got to tell you. >> brings you back? i was there 20 years ago interviewing all of these people. talking to the same people telling me things that they couldn't tell me 20 years ago. so many of these people became celebrities. this is that one guy so many people wanted to talk to and sit down and have an in-depth interview. he was the one trying to keep o.j. calm. one of my sources for 20 years said would you still have a phone number? if you're going to talk to him, i want to tell the story. dialed him up. he was not happy with me. he said i just want to be left alone. i'm not going to talk. i'm an old man and that's all i have to say. i kept trying to get more from him. he remained

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robert kardashian best friends with oj, his wife chris, best friends with nicole brown. so big, big relationship, family relationship that went back for years. i believe robert cards ash yan would have done whatever he needed to do to protect his friends o.j. simpson. i'm real curious what was in the overnight bag. we'll never finds out. >> interesting, chris jenner just couple of days ago says that the kardashian family was supposed to receive another bag full of stuff about two weeks ago and somebody changed their mind. it wasn't the bloody clothes and stuff like that, just things from 20 years ago, but the meeting never happened. they decided it was a bad idea. i don't know where that plays out. thank you all very much. in the next hour on this 20 anniversary, we will take a look back at some of the players you saw in the videotape there. what happened to all of those people. >> where are they 20 years ago? i mean, 20 years now that it has pass in the where is lance, where is mash shah clark, where is kato kaelin, remember that name? next up in this hour, taking to tw

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. >> 95 million americans watched oj bronco lead police down the 405 freeway. june 17th, 1994, o.j.pson's friends al cowling steered the famous wide bronco along 35-mile per hour route, on its way to o.j.'s brentwood home. police calmly cruised behind him. simpson's wife murder four days before. oj surround end earned to police when that chase ended, just the beginning of a year long drama. >> yes, it was. 27:00. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", jen is live at deadly fire and collapse. jen? >> we are in wilmington at this fatal fire, where investigators are trying to go through the rubble and recover the body of a man. i'll have an update coming up. >>> caught on camera, un provoke attack on helpless man in upper darby. what's worse there is video was posted on facebook. >> victoria and katie return, they've got your traffic and weather together on the 3's. could see 90 degrees for the first time this year. whew, katie has the details, back in two minutes. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it'

so bruce oj has reapplied. >> yes, we received bruce's application yesterday. >> i would like to ask that we continue seat 11. so the rest of it, i'll listen to my colleagues. supervisor tang. >> sure. i really want to thank all the applicants for coming back here again. i think -- i'm not going to repeat the issues brought up at the last meeting and i don't think it's fair to hold this committee on what has happened on the past. and yee has done everything he could to bring you back. we tried not to delay it further. i know supervisor campos and i don't always agree on issues but we didn't have the full compliment of the committee last time so i'm glad he was able to join us today. after following last week's rules committee, i received more information that brought to light more - addressing more of the concerns we raised so i appreciate that and that was really the time being that we needed to get some more information. some of the information or some of the issues that i had raised at the last meeting stems from my work previously. i was the lead staffer in the office that was as

ojs son was sitting in the back seat of his vehicle his friend behind the wheel.ice were pursuing oj simpson in connection with the deaths of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and ron goldman. simpson of course was found not guilty in their murders. >>> the the food at your famil family's family restaurant may taste difference in the future. >> the fda wants your chef to ease up on the salt. plus bizarre behavior. unique styles. even some scuffles. it is the wild world of septa. if you think you've seen the all just wait until you see this. >> plus a nine year old goes on a joy ride with a four year old passenger. the kids say they were on their way to grandma's house. what two teenagers did when they saw t >> more video tonight of a bear wandering around in burlington county. debbie, says she took the footage as the bear was looking around in her backyard. many residents want the bear gone. state wildlife officials say there's nothing they can do unless it poses serious threat to someone. they say the bear is not being aggressive at this point. it's being tracked

tonight oj simpson, the bronco chase and the sensational murder case that had millions of people glued to their televisions. >>> and kicking and screaming, and that's just the start of it as the world cup gets under way. "nightly news" begins now. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams.

now, when the chase ended at simpson's brentwood home, oj surrender to police.ember watching that live in l.a. just wondering what the heck is going on. >> goodness, i think everyone even around the country was saying what the heck is going on here. we still don't really know what was going on there. it is 5:27 right now. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", live with an update on our developing story, a deadly fire, and also a collapse. jen? >> update on a fire, one man did due, two women badly burn. more coming up. >> update on tracy morgan's condition. local lawmakers make a push for new legislation,, to crackdown on tire trucklers victoria and katie return with your traffic and weather together on the 3's, back in two minutes. >>> developing in delaware, one person dead, three others injured, colliding firefighter this after house catch fire >> his story captivated the worlds. taliban's capture of bowe bergdahl is headed to the big screen. >> before we get to those

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. >> oj just called. he wants to know what you are doing next thursday. >> but then i wonder what else does it open it up for? my cousin is great at on-line gambling, on-line poker. that could be a sport and he should get money for that. a bigger issue that they are going to run into if they label this a sport is the ratio of male to female athletes. they need to be the same on campuses. i'm assuming -- i could be wrong. you know what they say about assuming. if it is more men what will they do for women? >> you are wrong. i googled this.apparently now ig world it is 55% men and 45% women. it is balanced. >> you can pick the girl on the board. you can play the girl character. >> i hung out at a video game arcade in chinatown. i was getting divorced and i hated it and played ms. pac man all day long. >> that should have a scholarship. >> we all cope in different ways. >> have you gamers getting scholarships and a lot of real athletes like ultimate frisbie players are not. is that fair? >> the university of

he was probably trading in mass oj eny. he hates him. paramore has a ph.d.in cultural theory which is a really important theory to have. isn't she well qualified to harass poor store employees just trying to get their work done over something as serious as music choices. >> i feel bad for her. the line out the door is a nightmare. secondly, if your life is that miserable and you have to think about the music that may or may not offend you. i think we should feel a little sorry for her. it's only a matter of time before obama regulates anyway. >> i heard he was calling her through this tough period because she was so wounded by this song, it caused her to rush home and publish an article. >> yeah. that's right. about a 50,000 word article. >> why don't they just play the crashes song lost in the supermarket so she can go get lost you guys probably saw this. when lou reed dies, she tweeted, rest in peace lou reed. you were the sound track to my 20s. there was a line in there. there she goes again. you better hit her. >> lou reed was nuts. lou reed was not what

. >> 20 years since the day that oj simpson led the lapd on that low speed crawl all around los angelesin. everybody watching this had to wonder if he was responsible for his wife's and death. the media changed forever when this happened. we remember where we were. joe is here now. it takes you right back to those moments and how riveting this story was. >> i missed a lot because no twitter or texting. >> twitter would have exploded. >> it would have broke. i am in a jeep going to jersey shore and i am listening to it this mixed tape -- do you remember these? i was listening to that. >> it is like a playlist on an i-phone >> as a result, for the first to hours i don't have a clue what is going on. where walk in and say what is the score of the knicks name and they say don't you see what is going on with the oj simpson. >> in 1970, they did a poll and he was the most admired individual by boys and girls and then came this huge chase that went through the streets. why do you thing -- it is hard to remember before this in many ways but what did it change about television? >> it created rea

>> oj got off. that's why. >> we are so into emotions like they didn't sew dash -- dash show remorse. they didn't cry. in russia and asia they say what is the facts? i don't care who likes honey. let's move. >> promise you like yoga? >> i am not sure we want to be like russia or china. >> i am not sure the last time gavin you were in a criminal courtroom. military or civilian. there are rules that exist for very good reasons. the fact that jurors, the lay people who are sitting there in judgment may take a man with glasses more seriously than a man without one. the juries respond is not a fault of the system. >> so when you do trials you wear your birkenstocks and t-shirt and have an awesome case with no bias for the jury whatsoever getting all fancy dressed up? >> to pretend the way a person looks and presents themselves is irrelevant. i am saying the perception of the jury is what you are questioning. >> this is going no where. >> we are missing the most important point. people doing yoga should b

as for oj, he is behind bars on kidnapping and robbery charges living in a 15 by 8 foot cell in nevaday in fresno, california let a career criminal walk free after members accidentally filled out a not guilty form. the judge had no choice but to let the defendant go because the verdict has been entered into the public record. the man was accused of burglary. jury members told the judge they were deadlocked and confused by the forms. people charged in a massive food stamp fraud case in georgia. it involved georgia's women infant and children program. the defendants allegedly purchased more than 18 million in vouchers and food stamps from cashewsing fake grocery stores. this is one of the largest federal food program frauds ever. >> now calls back more than 700 do -- 7,000 cars. >> good morning ainsley. this is a recall and investigation. toyota kau rerecalling more than 760,000 vehicles here in the u.s. because, you will never believe this, shrapnel can blast out of the air bags. they thought they fixed a problem but discovered the air bag supplier may have provided an incomplete list o

it was oj and that introduced everybody to judge ito, and marcia clark, there's a poll now that 60% ofnow think he was guilty. >> americans kill americans on the battlefield. terrorists over run an entire city in iraq and is president obama trying to throw his pentagon chief under the bus? this is "special report." >> good evening, i'm bret baier. proposal continues to get an earful from congressional lawmaker who didn't hear a thing about the prisoner swap that sent five taliban leaders back to the middle east, a region that erupted today with new violence, including terrorists over taking an entire city once patrolled by u.s. troops. we have fox team

oj, department of justice and fcc willingness to approve this deal. with that we've seen it.is down 15% from the rumored acquisition price. this is supposed to be about a $3.2 billion deal. "wall street journal" reporting that sprint in fact would pay one billion plus breakup fee if this doesn't move forward. t-mobile received 4 billion in 2011 after regulators derailed their plan with at&t. this is not an easy, easy task but it looks like they're trying to continue to move forward and valuing the deal at $40 a share. t-mobile at $40 a share. we'll continue to watch this one but certainly pressure on the stocks along with it. david: indeed there is. nicole, appreciate it. liz: t-mobile has done well on its own. they have broken a lot of ruse and done verifiesly -- nicely. david: mergers are not always the answer. liz: s&p futures are closing. we have scout bauer in the pits of cme. how is it looking, scott? >> it is looking pretty bullish. this is one of the quietest up days we've had in terms of not much going on, not much going on and boom in the afternoon, it wasn't all th

some on the right, ed have now tried to say these folks are not the same as some of the these oj keepersause the guy claimed to have voted for obama. all of the social media postings and activities in indiana show they are with the sovereign citizens and join the independent american party here where the nominee for governor is someone they have an affinity with. this guy is crazier than almost anybody out there, some of his posts that he put up. egs a nominee for governor of this state, ed, i'm so proud. >> i think we need to focus in on and i think americans need to focus in on what attracted these people to go to nevada. it was the exposure and the platform that was given to what some conservatives said was a patriot in mr. bundy. he attracted these, the like of folks like this that took it way too far that were domestic terrorists. harry reid classified these people as domestic terrorists. isn't this just -- isn't this -- i don't think this is just another act of gun violence here. these people went there on a mission and they were provoked by i think a lot of overcoverage and people

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about oj, about these other controversial cases that come up.e accountability happens is administratived and criminal proceeding. what has to happen first is a oroughu invest -- th investigation. could be administratively processed out of the military. i think that will happen. host: what is the military court process like? it is not like he is going through jurors in a civilian court to rid -- civilian court. guest: we don't know that. i don't think he will go to civilian court. we don't even know if the investigation is going to thatmend to the commander they even file any charges against the sky. -- this guy. i think it is way premature to think about whether he is going to a court-martial. nerdlaying it out as a law and a former recovering judge. i think more likely than not that he willpen is be administratively held to account, and that means discharged from the military through an admin board, but we just don't know. it is not wise to guess. host: the "washington times" is was key to agdahl plot in afghanistan. the last proof of life vide

. >> there are several levels of hype oj hypotheys iss.t is extremely important that an extremist group cannot establish a safe haven. that is why it's important to be clear about the three pieces, the elements that i talked about, how to deal with the urgent threat from isil. how to build the security forces. it is always the case that when it comes to threats to the united states, the american people, our interests and our allies, we and the president obviously as commander and chief take action as he sees fit. i think that's the best way i can answer your question. but the -- ultimately, setting aside assistance we are providing and other assistance we might provide in the effort to deal urgent threat posed by isil. iraq needs to take certain steps. short of that of assuring that iraq is a sovereign, secure, nation that doesn't provide a safe haven to these extremist groups. >> shouldn't those three goals that you mentioned, building the capacity of the iraqi military and facilitating nonsectarian governorance. those were our goals from

. >> oj. de que gane nuestro equipo. >> oye, me parece maravilloso. no. me parece maravilloso todo lo que estÁs diciendo. >> esto se hace cada vez que va a jugar tu equipo de preferencia. >> excelente. >> repito, esto no es para que gane tu equipo pero, ¿sÍ han escuchado cuando decÍan el equipo tenÍa mala suerte? con esto, limpiamos todo lo que es energÍa negativa. >> para recapitular un poquito. agarramos el espejo, ponemos la camiseta, las piedras y vamos a canalizar para que nuestro equipo triunfe. >> asÍ es. siempre tenemos que determinar en la vida lo que queremos. >> podemos hacer que nuestro equipo llegue a la final y gane el campeonato. >> si no llega, es porque no han jugado bien. >> si quieren enviar su energÍa positiva a la selecciÓn, pueden hacer esto. >> hasta cuando uno pide un trabajo, uno tiene que canalizar que uno no tiene que ganar. todo uno lo tiene que lograr. >> y tambiÉn para ganar dinero. ¿verdad que sÍ? >> sÍ. pero cuando es dinero, se usa un billete de dos dÓlares y t