a 12-year-old, named oj. 90 pound pit bull, blue dozen, resembles a bulldozer. >> this one, oj is basically blind. >> yes. >> kind of oj's guide dog. >> exactly. >> oj has a habit of running into things. oops. sleep together. eat together. lay together. walk together. they do everything together. >> christy chips peters is director of richmond animal care and control. >> only loves him. with vengeance. no harm will come to this dog. >> yes. >> protector. >> his protector. >> oj follows dozer just about everywhere. and it is a good thing they have each other. because lately, life hasn't been easy. last month. their owner became homeless. and brought them to the shelter in desperation. >> and her plea to us was, as we are all like crying behind the front desk. if they could please stay together. we put them on face book. got coverage. they're cute. >> in fact they went viral. they were adopted by someone who promised to keep them together. just a few days later. oj was found abandoned and alone. and peters was

. >> guest: my politics has been slightly impact bid the oj trial. the oj trial in l.a. was a gigantic deal. it took over the city as people who were alive then remember. and i went to the trial and i was an ex-civil rights worker frontal the south, and started -- it disturbed me to see someone obviously guilty getting off for racial reasons, because back in the days when i was in the civil rights movement, i believed that integration but it was a kind of a return to tribalism, essentially tribalism that got oj off. and that didn't change me that much. just disturbed me. and then when 9/11 hit, i kind of flip over a lot. not entirely. to this day i'm pro gay marriage, as an example. i don't have any problem with -- marry whatever you want, just have a good lawyer. but-so at that point i switched over and i had started blogging at the same time, because i'm kind of an early adopter. my father was radiologist and i grew round tech stop. so astarted blogging and i had a novel coming out by simon & schuster, one of my detective series, and i noticed that simon & schuster was

. >> we'll have complete coverage oj saturday, may 19th. a special edition begins at 2:00 a.m. anchored live in england. coverage goes until 8:00 a.m. followed by abc 7 nuchltz >>> coming up, >>> hamilton family center is one of the largest providers to homeless. they plan to help 300 people move into permanent housing. >>> up next on abc 7 mornings at 6:00 some of the san francisco make their pitch to a group of voters that want a seat at the table. that violent crime went up 18% in san francisco. in la, mayor antonio villaraigosa put more police on the streets and cut violent crime in half. california's police chiefs trust antonio for governor. brought business and labor together to expand career training and apprenticeships, invested in transportation and helped create over 200,000 living wage jobs. antonio villaraigosa for governor. >>> goods morning everyone. thanks for joining us on this sunday, may 13th, mother's day. let's start with lisa. >> good morning to you. happy mother's day everyone. looking at a lot of gray out there. here is live doppler 7. it is all the way i

and you know, it was also an idea that when we post things oj the internet, perhaps, there is not that much of an expectation of privacy third, my biggest objection was having outside council looking into the practices that this thing wouldn't happen again. they just did this it is not going to be done by facebook people, people one impeachable character. and the outside who signed are are respected by congress. presuming there is not another cambridge analytica will urking -- lurking in the wings snap exploded last night, people are questioning its viability. memo to snap managers, only you can prevent cash fires and from the looks of things, you are not doing a very good job. next objection raw cost i am tired of hearing raw cost being so scarey. sure, when earning got rolling, heard about rising oil cost, rising steel, and rising aluminum cost. the story has been more complicated. freight has been a problem railroad that weren't ready fora surge of demeanor. and those problems aren't being solved everyday. drivers get hired. the bottle necks, do get fixed then i waa strong dollar ca

former obama d oj official she is going after the president. claiming that he is carrying down the legitimacy of the doj. sale you are probably watching. you and the rest of your kroenes you have done enough damage and the sad part is rank and file fbi, cia, intelligence their reputations are smeared because of operatives at the upper echelon and the misdeeds they did now we have prune on this show. may be you are forgetting you were e mailing with mueller's pit bull andrew weissman andiates is one of the corrupt officials that signed off on the filesa warrant unverified. congratulations, sally. you did enough damage more than any president could. one more thing. trump can'ting john brennon is called out by two colleagues over his statements about the clinton papers. paul recommending the two top officials are contradicting his claim that they did not play a role in the intelligence communities assess am of russian election meddling. former ns adirector told congress it did play a role in the intel assess am. and the former director of national

of oj simpson fame) reid took a knee with kap during the national anthem before games to protest socialen market, he still hasn't got an offer to play. neither has kaepernick. and neither regrets what they did but they also want to play and they suspect they've been blacklisted. ( darya )some cheerleaders also have a beef with the nfl.. some washington redskins dancers say they were told to pose topless in front of sponsors for a calendar shoot (that by the way didn't feature nudity so this was apparently just for "fun") you know what else i ess was supposed to be fun??? some of the cheerleaders were then handpicked to be escorts for a night out on the town. this happened back in 2013 on a weeklong trip to costa rica we're just hearing about it now because the women told their story to the new york times. you think they want money? get this, they actually said they'd rather have a constructive conversation with roger goodell.. because they think this type of thing is still happening and it's not only unprofessional but dangerous: they want it to stop before something terrible happens li

oweses and the payment and debt to michael cohen for the stormy daniels payoff was included but the oje wants to make it clear that this was not disclosed in the previous filing, in the 2016 numbers and they laid that out in their explanation. do you feel like the white house or the president or anyone around him has yet given a very clear explanation of the payment to stormy daniels, jackie? >> they seem to think that that didn't have to be disclosed. oge disagrees with that and now we know why rudy giuliani decided to just spit this forth during an interview -- >> his numbers are double what the numbers are on this report. >> which is why we have some explaining to do. they have not explained why the numbers are doubled. they have not explained why this wasn't on the initial disclosure forms because, i guess, because we didn't want to tell anyone isn't that great of an explanation. >> that may not hold up in a court of law. the president writing on things and i don't know if we have the tweet to throw up, he's complaining about this "the new york times" article that charts the russia

oj simpson's defense attorney specializes in forensics. he says the prosecution may try to use those pictures of deangelo's naked body to compare against clues from his alleged attacks 40 years ago. >> at this point it seems like a bit of a stretch because the crimes were so long ago. he is not likely to have any marks on his body from that many years ago. >> reporter: the judge who heard the motion yesterday was not the judge who signed the warrant. prosecutors argued that judge would also have to weigh in. he said he would consider that and is expected to issue a ruling at 8:0this morning. -- at 8:30 this morning. flour motion is filed in court by several print news organizations asking for deangelo's arrest and search warrants to be unsealed saying they have a right to see them. >>> a member of the auburn police department is retracing the steps of the accused serial killer joseph deangelo who once wore the same uniform he wears now. the department is trying to create a timeline for his employment with the police department. there are f

oj simpson's defense attorney specializes in forensics. he says the prosecution may try to use those pictures of deangelo's naked body to compare against clues from his alleged attacks 40 years ago. >> at this point it seems like a bit of a stretch because the crimes were so long ago. he is not likely to have any marks on his body from that many years ago. >> reporter: the judge who heard the motion yesterday was not the judge who signed the warrant. prosecutors argued that judge would also have to weigh in. he said he would consider that and is expected to issue a ruling at 8:0this morning. no motion is filed in court by print news organizations asking for arrest and search warrants to be unsealed. >>> san francisco's police chief could be heading south. according to the "los angeles times," chief bill scott will interview for the top job at the lapd. chief bill scott was the deputy chief in l.a. before coming to san francisco less than two years ago. the sfpd isn't confirming or denying only saying that chief scott is focusing on the san

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through agencies that have diverted from fidelity to the cit model, where there's minty oj and u.s. investigations and they put out the report, finding that stepping away from fidelity higher uses lead to of force in certain situations. when would talk about focusing, that cit is nothing the training, that is all it becomes, and we really start to lose what cit is about. realistically it's exactly what rebecca spoke about in the first opening panel, which is reducing contact by law enforcement to those in our community's that have until illness, reducing the number of contacts. that is a huge thing to keep in mind as we are having this discussion. when we focus cit as being a training model, then we don't really put the emphasis on bringing together partnerships and looking at what to divert too. what can we build? how can we put a system together that realistically is going to start to produce those -- reduce those law enforcement encounters, and then recidivism, having people actually find the state of recovery. talk a little bit about my experiences. i am a law enforcement office

unlike the oj situation, we don't have the evidence of wrongdoing. >> james clapper told "the new york times" account use of an informant is a canadian fact with investigations. nobody in the obama had anything to do with it. no one in the white house knew this is a routine thing that goes on all the time, clapper said. we're making a huge mountain out of a mole hill. the purpose was to understand what the russians were doing. he suggested trump is attacking the fbi for doing its job which was to investigate if the russians were working with the trump campaign. natasha, this is a game that seems to be working because we hear it might be with the hard right, with the trump people. they're lapping it up saying oh, he's catching very many investigating them. he uses informants. that problems what. >> that he's being investigated. the weakness of minds in buying this stuff, maybe they just like trump so much they don't want to the hear anything about him. >> to a certain extent, it already has worked. the informants name has been reported by almost every major news organization since the s

you cracked under no pressure. [ laughter and applause ] if rudy giuliani had been oj's lawyer he wouldsaid, "hey, even if your gloves don't fit, you can still stab somebody." [ laughter ] also, you know hannity can't believe he accidentally made news on his show. listen to him off camera after rudy says the president paid cohen back. >> they funneled it through the law firm. >> funneled through the law firm and the president repaid him. >> oh, i didn't know he did? >> yes. >> seth: oh, what? huh? [ laughter ] shawn hannity is only guy who would say "deer god what have i done?" when what he has done is journalism. but rudy was apparently -- [ cheers and applause ] but rudy was apparently in a sharing mood because he went on to explain that paying hush money to porn stars was a standard transaction for lawyers and therefore could not possibly violate campaign finance laws. >> do you know the president didn't know about this? i believe that's what michael had said. >> he didn't know about the specifics of it, as far as i know. but he did know about the general arrangement that michael wou

the oj, but the chief finance officer tells us that debt will come down this year.its latest policy decision, the pimco ceo tells bloomberg he doesn't see a bear market for bonds. good morning and welcome to "bloomberg markets: the european open." i'm matt miller in berlin, alongside guy johnson. guy: just eat, matt miller. let's look at stocks on the move. 30 minutes into the trading day. a light day because most of europe is closed. or are a few that are open. we are watching london and copenhagen. the danish market is open. eat, in the top line story coming out. the stock rising nicely. copenhagen was open, vest us up 2.47. elsewhere, more of an eclectic mix. let's look at the bottom end of the market. i will divine a few trends this morning. we saw numbers out, british american tobacco is the biggest loser in europe this morning. think areese moves i going to be quite bracketed because of the lack of volume we will see. london, denmark, ireland make up about one third of the european cash we are going to see maybe a slightly lighter session than we normally woul

legal complication, isn't there supposeded to be b a separation between the white house and dod drk ojappening and president initial say said he'll have nothing to do. trz which is one of the -- for at&t that was pushing back against this legal action of the doj took. i mean, isn't that now kind of messing wup the doj's litigation, their side of the case? >> it's a delicate dance, right? on the one hand, the white house is supposed to be b politically independent from its subordinate agencies. so you're not suppose ed to hav political influence over decisions by the department of justice and other agencies. >> we have giuliani coming out say iing, oh, yeah, the preside is the one who denied this merger. >> on the other hand, you know, trying to keep politics separate from enforcement policy. on the other hand, the department of justice is part of the executive branch. and ultimately, decision making comes to him. it is this delicate dance. you hope the president makes these decisions. executives at the department of dus justice. so while he might think this is helping him, maybe in the

in the head of the civil rights division of the oj, mr. gore, i was clear that pulling back these guidances is just as dangerous as not pursuing the lawsuits. the lawsuits matter. we have to continue. we have to continue prosecuting and have to keep the guidance coming from the federal government because for stakeholders and families and for administrations when we are talking about the education system, that shows not only the investment but the commitment and it is much easier for stakeholders and families and individuals to access that information and it's imperative role of the federal government. >> thank you. i think some of the evidence has shown that left to their own devices some states have extremely lax standards when it comes to civil rights particularly in the deep south. it is shown that others and i think that by having some federal guidelines to say the least although i am not a big fan of unfunded mandates but at the very least to have grinds enforced. >> i am disappointed that the department of education chose not to send

you know, they play as they said in oj's trial, johnny cochran played his race card.e are a big culture, blacks, whites, chinese, the young man just said about blacks being enslaved -- a horrible, horrible part of our history. very sad. but you have chinese, irish, who were brought over enslaved in labor, and that was the way it was in the capitalist part of our country that was growing. you mentioned donald trump, i have to do this because a friend of mine, a couple of republican friends of mine say that donald trump does not represent the, all the republicans in the party, so if you are in favor of donald, which i am not, let's call those that follow trump's -trumplicans.em re host: we got your point. we will stick to the conversation about race relations, 10 minutes left. in alabama. avery caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. white supremacy is really the problem. their race is the human race, everything else is predicated on people's ethnicities. white supremacy is the problem. host: defined white supremacy. betweenit is a pact the caucasians to opp

we know about oj and live hogs can we follow commodities of flower prices?hey expensive do they fluctuate based on dema demand >> we see that at holidays like at valentine's day. >> i see that trying to buy them as an end user it can be, like, what's that called pulse pricing or whatever it is. surge pricing. but in general, it's pretty consistent >> pretty consistent there's so much supply on the market that you really don't get squeezed so it's a good -- it's a very effective market >> i have a very practical flower buying question which is, what kind of flowers last the longest >> there's all sorts of flowers. our flowers all come with a seven-day freshness guarantee, first of all but i would stay away from the plastic flowers. >> they last the longest >> but i think roses the way we've been able to breed roses over the years, we get a nice long life out of them the ones i like best, carnations carnations are a flower -- >> they get a bad wrap though. you give a car carnations and you're like you got that from the corner deli. >> i'm a fan of carnations a