and will oj come out. and the rumors are swirling. oj is going to have something to say.ashian's house. and people were wondering. >> rose: nobody believed it because they said if he had left we would know it. >> exactly. so when i called ted ted was great. i said ted, there are certain things i can tell you an certain things i can't tell you. but i will tell you this he's not in the house. and ted said how can possibly get out. i said because i play tennis there a hundred times. and there is a gate in the back. and he want out through the gate and went between two other houses and went to the next street and car gashian picked him up. so nip way i said to ted i said i-- you cannot use that but he is not in the house. do not go in there and say he is in the house because he's not. >> rose: do i helped to a certain degree. and what i was basically dogs was refuting misinformation more than anything else. >> rose: and the reason you couldn't tell was because -- >> because i was privy that would have opened up everybody would have gone to kardashian's house. if koppel comes

will oj come out? the rumors were swirling. oj was going to have something to say.it was the kardashians house. charlie: nobody believed it because if he left, we would know it. al: i called ted. i said there are certain things i can tell you in certain things i cannot but i will tell you this -- he is not in the house. ted said how could he possibly get out? i said because i played tennis their 100 times and there is a gate in the back and he went out through the gate. he went up to the next treat in the kardashians picked them up.; i said to him you cannot use that, but he is not in the house. do not say he is in the house because he is not. charlie:i helped to a certain degree -- what i was basically doing was refuting misinformation. more than anything else. charlie: the reason you couldn't tell was because? al: everybody would have gone to the kardashian house. if koppel goes on the air and says he is of the kardashian house, everybody goes there. this was one of those weird situations where you are dealing with friends and people you know, not just oj, but oth

now a glass of oj that takes 45 gallons. washing your dishes by hand takes about 20 gallons. assuming you're turning the faucet off and on. you'll use about half of that if you wait until the dishwasher is full and then run it. that leaky faucet, well that one wastes more than 2,600 gallons of water a year. that's more than 150 showers. we have more information on how to conserve at abc7news.com. >> 45 gallons for a glass of oj. that's astonishing. >>> governor brown will be talking about the drought on this week with george stephanopoulos. you can catch this show sunday at 8:00 a.m. here on abc 7 right after the abc 7 sunday morning news. >>> rain is heading to the bay area this weekend. alleluia. sandy is here with that. >> hi larry. about time and our live doppler hd will be tracking not one, but two systems. let me show you live doppler 7 hd right now. it is going to look very different than what you're seeing now which is clear skies because our first system comes in as we head towards easter sunday. computer animation saturday night, just some clouds. sunday morning, th

. >> i think what i learned in the oj case, judge, is that the judge can almost determine the outcomethese. maybe you'll be offended by that remark. it really feels like the judge's orders to the jury at the very end almost at least tilts the final verdict. >> well, the instructions are what they are. the judge has typically standard instructions or instructions that are governed by law. it's not like the judge is deciding what i will tell the jury to do. charles: disregard this. disregard this. >> more of the influence could come from decisions on what to allow in and what not to allow in. as doug pointed out though, death penalty cases are difficult. especially in a jurisdiction where you have more anti-death penalty sentiment like you do here. in federal court, unlike state courts, the judge has to do what the jury says. the judge can override the jury in florida. in federal court, if it comes with life, it's life. if death, it's death. charles: although, this was decided to be tried in a federal court, in part because the death penalty was an option. >> right. yes. it wasn't an op

many economists are certain hence they are forecasting that the the oj will loosen policy once againtrategists surveyed by bloomberg expect the dollar to strengthen to ¥128 this quarter 100 and ¥35 in the fourth quarter. the most bullish on the yen is hundred ¥15 called for the fourth quarter. commonwealth bank of australia is the most bearish on the yen, coming into the year with a ¥135 forecast. the news today, the boj maintaining its monetary policy stance. caroline: let's take a look at some of the other top stories. french media company vivendi denied a report that it is looking to acquire tv provider sky. the paris-based company was reported to be looking at sky is one of several options to expand its business. e.on is said to acquire a company to work with jpmorgan. analysts estimate the sale could be worth $18 billion as it shifts its focus to renewable energy. the japanese owner of the hello kitty cartoon character says that more than six have thousand shareholders in folk may have been late -- 6000 shareholders information may have been released. the u.s.'s top homeland sec

do you think that money to victims that if you can't protect them, the oj, the fbi the u.s.arshals, etc., that you could send them overseas and let them live in a country where the other law enforcement can take over? host: ok. guest: that is a hypothetical question and the would have to be more information. i think you may be referencing the witness protection program of the u.s. marshals service. the obc does not fund that. what i do want to point out is is that most crime and most violent crime is actually investigated and prosecuted at the state, local, and tribal levels and not at the federal level. i do know that, for example there have been some large human trafficking cases that involve international organizations. my office actually does find a grant program that provides services to human trafficking victims that reside here in the u.s.. i would say that you do not have to be a victim of a vast criminal conspiracy to have concerns about your safety. i think about domestic violence victims for example. one of the most chilling statistics is that it is exactly at the

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do you think that money to victims that if you can't protect them, the oj, the fbi the u.s.als, etc., that you could send them overseas and let them live in a country where the other law enforcement can take over? host: ok. guest: that is a hypothetical question and the would have to be more information. i think you may be referencing the witness protection program of the u.s. marshals service. the obc does not fund that. what i do want to point out is is that most crime and most violent crime is actually investigated and prosecuted at the state, local, and tribal levels and not at the federal level. i do know that, for example there have been some large human trafficking cases that involve international organizations. my office actually does find a grant program that provides services to human trafficking victims that reside here in the u.s.. i would say that you do not have to be a victim of a vast criminal conspiracy to have concerns about your safety. i think about domestic violence victims for example. one of the most chilling statistics is that it is exactly at the tim

. >> we learned this with oj. >> rick reichmuth. >> o.j. learned that with o.j. as well.much so. a little bit of spring coming finally. >> spring coming finally. [angelic music] >> we have a really great stretch of weather in store and i haven't said that in ages. get ready for a beautiful day. we had all of these storms. tornadoes in northern illinois. that is gone. this is what is left of to front to bring showers and clouds across parts of the south and little bit of rain still across parts of northeast and very end of that last little bit is going to move through today and behind it we will start to see the temps really climb which is great news. rain across parts of texas. today we have got it and take a look what happens in future radar. continues to build today in throughout the day tomorrow. watch a rainy week across the southeast. i tell you that so you can get out and enjoy this weekend. things are going to be looking very, very good. anna, send it over to you. from work in the state department to humanitarian efforts mccain institute. our next guest has seen a

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