former nfl star oj simpson dies aged 76. his family said simpson succumbed to his battle with cancer. israel warns it's prepared after iran vows punishment for the killing of its commanders in syria. translation: whoever hurts us, we hurt him. l we are preparing to meet the security needs of the state of israel, both in defence and in attack. russian missiles and drones destroy a large electricity plant near kyiv and hit power facilities in several other regions of ukraine. former post office boss david smith apologises for celebrating the conviction of a pregnant sub—postmistress, seema misra, who was eventuallyjailed. breaking news today, the family of the american footballer oj simpson say he has died. they say he succumbed to cancer on wednesday and was surrounded by his children and grandchildren. oj simpson was once one of america's top football players but was later accused of the murder of his wife nicole brown simpson. his televised trial was followed around the world. he was acquitted but later found followed aroun

oj simpson was once one of america's top football players but was later oj simpson was once one of america's top football players, but was later accused of the murder of his wife, nicole brown simpson. his televised trial was followed around the world. he was acquitted but was later found liable for her killing in a civil case. his family announced the news. he was surrounded by his children and grandchildren. ed gordon was the first journalist to interview oj simpson after his acquittal and in the past few minutes. ed has been speaking to our colleagues on cbs news. i just got off the plane and checked my phone. needless to say, i was getting all kind of calls and text and it is a bit surreal. i mean, we all can go at any moment, but to think about as you read who oj simpson was, this star running back arguably at his time, the greatest running back of all time in the nfl, then to become a pitchman and a movie star. and then, you know, the tragedy that befell the goldman family and what it's become. and so i think that, gale, as you know, how divided this country was based on that trial. it

a barbecue oj bowl. we are glad to have you back on the sidelines and not in the both okay well, let's go to the tellers treated now, here's a play. your office has been using a lot this year. now, you lined up, you're half bag right behind your quarterback. you're tidy and has been running a pattern. now we kelly page play action the defense is frozen, allowing your wide open to be open on the other side, opening a hole in the middle and a scene on the cable news made him their headline 95 million people watched the bronco chase, 150 million people tuned in to watch the verdict and as a result, oj helps solidify the power of cable news. in the year after the oj verdict, fox news and msnbc were created. >> but it wasn't >> just cable news. they've got a major boost from o j ever heard of reality tv? how about the kardashian? >> well, maybe you've >> heard of one mr. robert kardashian, father. did kim courtney, and chloe. he was one to n of course, robert junior. he was one of o'jays best friends and lawy

so it really began to morph into this celebration of go oj, go oj., when i saw that level of activity with people people that's when it really struck me that, hey, this is something something historical that's happening right here in my first thought, certainly as an aerial photographer was don't mess this up. this is an important shot to hang onto here. >> then remind our viewers, jeff oj was a beloved figure in la and sudden in california for his years going back when he was a heisman trophy winner at the university of southern california, when he was an all nfl star with he certainly was in wolf. what's interesting about that question that you asked is that when when i was young, i used to watch the usc football games. my father was a graduate student that you see at the time that oj was playing football there. so i had an intense knowledge of oj it was from a young age, following his usc career and into buffalo with your buffalo bills, i will say and it was quite a career that he had. and one of the things that happen with oj is that he developed

i knew ajay __ oj —— oj little -- oj little bit. —— oj little bit. in vegas that weekend, with friends, a good tv host, in america, we were celebrating his 40th birthday party at the palms. oj was following us around the whole weekend. he tried to sit with us at our dinner, he then tried to come into our party that night, and actually got into the party. he was walking around with a camera crew, he had hired a camera crew because he had hired a camera crew because he was trained to pitch and sell a reality show on himself, so he was around us, awkwardly, that whole weekend in the next days when he got arrested, and so, and then i do the podcast with kato kaelin and marcia clark, who was the lead prosecutor for la county during the trial, she had a show on abc, a primetime drama, and it was basically based on the oj simpson, but it was fictional, and i played a tv reporter in that series for the by having these bizarre connections with oj and just like everybody else, here in america, i got swept up else, here in america, i got swept up in it because

and they're really two oj simpson's, right? i mean, there's the football icon and there's also the one that was charged in to criminal cases, convicted in one acquitted in another. but i think because there were cameras in that courtroom, you saw a legal story play out and that trial went four months. cnn covered it wall-to-wall. court tv had their cameras. it made the court tv network at that point in the mid 90s. but you got to see witnesses, you got to see demeanor. you've got to see social issues. you got to see a dream team of a defense to show to show that you've got to have a high-quality defense of tyranny or team. and you also saw the outcome. but the mystery remained because the mystery of what happened to oj to the victims in this case, to nicole brown simpson, to ron goldman. i just got off the phone with david cook. david cook has been the attorney one for the goldman's for years and he is the one that has tried to collect the monies from the resulting civil verdict because he did not win in the civil court in cali

to the death of oj simpson? >> my goodness what a legacy of sort of left in the criminal justice system also, for so many prior to this tragedy of the death of two people. and the, and the case he was viewed as a sports icon, but just to pick up where joey might assume colleague left off i mean, there was no one who had not heard of or was not watching what unfolded for that trial from the ford bronco, don't going down the highway to i remember being in school and being able to as a collective high school, being able to take out of your classroom and watch the verse predict as it was red. that is how much it had been in into our society. and when you look this on the eve, frankly of another high profile case, when people are wondering what jury selection will look like when they're wondering what the impact of a high-profile defendant will have on the jury pool, on the ability but he for the prosecution to make their case and meet their burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt, what an extraordinary time it was

former nfl star, oj simpson, dies aged 76. his family said simpson "succumbed to his battle with cancer". the former post office box apologises for celebrating the... . the uk prime minister has defended his record on the nhs, as new data show that key targets have been missed also coming up: it's time to roll out the red carpet — the bafta gaming awards take place tonight in london. will bring you more on the oj simpson death shortly but we would turn out to what has been described as the worst miscarriage ofjustice in british legal history. certainly one of them. we'll return to that news shortly, but now let's turn to what's been described as one of the worst miscarriages ofjustice in british legal history — the post office scandal. an inquiry is examining how the faulty it system, known as horizon, led to hundreds of people who ran post offices being wrongly convicted of theft and fraud. today, former managing director david smith was questioned about the trial of seema misra — a sub—postmistress wronglyjailed while pregna

i'm oj."k of them that way, everybody loved him. the whites and the blacks, he was an attractive figure who spoke well and, you know, was on commercials, in movies, was on commercials, in movies, was on tv doing, jerry. all of this after an absolutely remarkable sports career. so he was someone very special to everybody. and — and he was just, you know, you talk about cases that are a fish out of water. he was the least likely person to ever be charged with murder. , ., person to ever be charged with murder. ,., , ., , murder. there were some people who believed, _ murder. there were some people who believed, you _ murder. there were some people who believed, you know, - murder. there were some people who believed, you know, he - who believed, you know, he assembled this all—star cast of defence lawyers, that it might have shown that the american justice system, at least at the time, you could wriggle your way out of legal trouble, so long as you had the money to pay for someone like a johnnie

couldn't actually see oj, but we saw a guy driving past. that's oj, though.e attempted to apprehend him live on tv. he was eventually taken into custody at his california home. he was clearly the best running back of the �*70s. oj simpson had had a remarkable life. from an impoverished childhood, he had gone on to become one of the greatest american football players in history, setting records in the sport still unbroken today. ship? boat? that's right, a boat. his celebrity status didn't end on the football field. he later became a hollywood actor. drugs. hey, nurse, quick, give this man some drugs, quick. but oj simpson will be forever remembered for this nine—month televised trial, for the double murder that transfixed america. he was accused of killing his former wife and a friend in a jealous rage. nicole brown simpson had been murdered in a brutal knife attack outside her home in a fashionable los angeles neighbourhood. gavel bangs known as the trial of the century, people tuned in from all over the world. at one point, oj simpson was shown struggling t

oj >> did you do it? >> and then let's assume he says no, i couldn't possibly have done this well, oj the letter that you wrote to robert kardashian that was read by the police officials when they declared you a fugitive? if of justice who writes a letter like that seemingly a suicide note. if they're an innocent man with the kind of where with all that you have to defend yourself and the standing you have good standing with the american public prior to this and what are you doing with a gun to your head in the back of the bronco, if in fact you're an innocent man these things don't add up and whatever his response to that was would have been what it was. and then i would have done in my own way, i guess it would have tried to do what tom lange meyer, who i thought was heroic in his role as a policeman, you played the audio earlier on cnn, in the way he calmly and compassionately tried to talk oj out of doing what he apparently was on the verge of doing, which was killing himself. i would have had to have

former nfl star, oj simpson, dies aged 76. conviction of a pregnant sub postmistress, seema misra, who was eventuallyjailed. israel warns it's prepared after iran vows punishment for the killing of its commanders in syria. the uk prime minister has defended his record on the nhs, as new data show that key targets have been missed. russian missiles and drones destroy a large electricity plant near kyiv also coming up: it's time to roll out the red carpet. the bafta gaming awards take place tonight in london. welcome to verified live. the family of the american footballer oj simpson says he's died. oj simpson was once one of america's top football players but was later

tonight, oj simpson is a fugitive.llions, oj simpson famously led police on a car chase through los angeles, after becoming the main suspect in the murder of his ex—wife and herfriend. around the world, viewers watched the unfolding drama as people came onto the street cheering him on. we see oj. police attempted to apprehend him live on tv. he was eventually taken into custody at his california home. he was clearly the best running back of the 705. oj simpson had had a remarkable life. from an impoverished childhood, he had gone on to become one of the greatest american football players in history, setting records in the sport still unbroken today. a boat? that's right, a boat. his celebrity status didn't end on the football field. he later became a hollywood actor. drugs. hey, nurse, give this man some drugs, quick. but oj simpson will be forever remembered for this nine—month televised trial, for the double murder that transfixed america. he was accused of killing his former wife and a friend in a jealous rage. nico

he was bigger than life and as roger said, it was hard to reconcile that oj we knew this oj that was being presented by the prosecution as a associate pastor, associate path-like double murder or somebody who could do something. so horrific and let me tell you something. having seen the autopsy photos, it wasn't horrific killing. make note who doubt about it, and you have to think about the victims families today more than anyone. but it was hard to reconcile these two oj's and the jury eventuay cid with j himself and said not guilty. >> let me bring laura coates into this conversation. laura, this trial came shortly after viewers to take look at this. this is the audience reaction when there was live coverage of the jury's verdict or during the oprah winfrey show, listen to the motor one of the information appear reported for this really gets to the deep blur racial division surrounding >> this entire case. >> it's not sure acts. remember watching that we'd recorded it in my high school. actually, it was when the verdict came out and were taken out of classes to actually see this al

car to oj simpson's state. right into his bedroom and to his socks the blood found on his socks. but the credibility of the police department was at stake because the key detective collecting all that evidence was a man who had used the n word something like 41 times, and that was caught on tape and he lied about it. so the lesson to police departments today still resonates. you can have all the greatest forensics you want. but if your credibility is shocked and the people don't trust you, then forget about it. it doesn't matter. and that's something that i think still is a lesson for law enforcement across the country today. the other thing is, there was tons of dna evidence, and i remember i was a local news anchor, are working out of paramount studios and anchoring as two hours and hours of this dna evidence came in. a lot of very complicated people were not that familiar with dna the way they are today. so the prosecution thought they had an overwhelming case because of the overwhelming nature of the dna ev

so i want to just make clear that your viewers know that oj is not a tragic story, that oj. yes, he may have had trouble. i don't know anybody that didn't. i know very few african american young men who do not have contact with law enforcement. that's the reality of our history. the first badge given in law enforcement was for the retrieval of slaves was for slave catchers. so yes, there is a fascinating part of oj's past that someone as great as willie mays, san francisco's greatest athlete, greater than steph, greater than barry, took this young man under his wing and said, let me show you how to be a great athlete and a great man like me. that's a great story. and i really compliment, abc seven for making that so clear to the public, this great childhood that this man had in this neighborhood that we call potrero hill. >> timothy, many people see oj as the first black athlete to cross over into the mainstream in terms of commercial appeal, right. if you want to call it that. he appeared in many commercials, some movies, what traits and choices did he make that made that p

oj simpson is dead. the car chase, the murder trial, and then the acquiital that gripped america and the world. 28 years after being cleared of the murder of his former wife and her friend, oj simpson dies of cancer. in a moment, thejournalist who piloted the helicopter that filmed that chase from a helicopter, the lawyer who defended him, and the reporter who sat through the whole trial. also tonight, legal documents we've obtained from university hospitals sussex reveal allegations of a gang culture in the neurosurgery department and claims of complex spinal surgery performed without adaquate training. i'm really shocked by reading the reports because it's notjust one report, its repeated reports over a long period of time, and the fact that those concerns of whistle—blowers continue to this day. so this is just completely unacceptable. from ukraine, the extraordinary life saving medics of the 28th mechanised brigade on the eastern front. and this... and i'm here to save you again. baldur�*s gate sweep

all oj all the time. viewers were mesmerized by what was happening in the courtroom. of course, there was the infamous glove if it doesn't fit, you must acquit >> then in 1995 the first a moment when time seemed to stand still we, the jury and embarrassing tidal action, find a defendant or jaw orenthal, james simpson not guilty of the crime of >> murder in violation of penal code section 1807 a felony upon nicole brown simpson, a human being a defendant, orenthal james simpson, not guilty of the crime of murder, in violation of penal code section 1807 a felony up. i'm ronald lyle goldman >> it was a verdict that many didn't see coming that would polarize the nation. >> there were gasps there were also cheers, many from those who believed it was simpson, who was victimized by racist policing. 150 million people in total tuned in during that acquittal >> and then they got >> to hear for the first time from the acquitted defendant himself. where else? but larry king live with us on the phone now, is oj simps

you do have so many connections to this oj simpson story. let's start with your reaction to his death today >> role? the thing that stood out for me was that >> any entire time i spent with oj working on a book, he never expressed any remorse and oh, jni spent a fair amount of time together and it was sort of an unusual relationships since i had testified against him, as you pointed out but i didn't i didn't feel a great wash. i actually felt more for the goldman family and the brown family and for his children because of this checkered history to put it mildly that testimony that we just played, there was really a critical moment in this trial, but then for you to ten years later, actually even become a ghostwriter why would you agree to do that >> well, what happened was i got a call from the publisher, judith three going and she had she said she had this project with oj and i said i testified against him. i'm completely the wrong guy for this project. but i've done a number of best sellers for judith and she trusted me and she thought tha

but did not mention oj's victims in her defence, she is stupid speaking of oj's family simpson leaves behind four children and two heads he is a murderer when reached for comment the ghost of johnny cochran remarked actually vaclav did fit that i'm dead and you can't do [ bleep ] meanwhile reality star khloe kardashian once again dealing with a conspiracy theory that oj is actually her real father when we know who it really is former biden chief of staff ron claims as his old boss shouldst top taking victory laps over the economy staffers told him he was mistaken that was joe just wandering in circles a viral video with my role of a horse waiting for a train to arrive at a subway station animal control explains that the beast was just commuting to work speaking of the view will be goldberg said republicans want to bring slavery back that's not true claimed republicans then there'd be no way to get you in about donald trump visited a chick-fil-a and atlanta this week when asked what the best part of his visit was trumpet said watching stacy abrams cleaned the deep fryer chlamydia hepat

oj simpson has died at the age of 76.a football star and turned into a movie star, and then a murder suspect. it became known as the trial of the century. our los angeles correspondent emma vardy has been looking back at his life. watched by millions, oj simpson famously led police on a car chase through los angeles. on a car chase through los angeles after becoming the main suspect in the murder of his ex—wife and herfriend. from an impoverished childhood, he had gone on to become one of the greatest american football players in history, and a hollywood actor. but he will be forever remembered for his nine—month televised trial for the double murder that transfixed america. accused of killing his former wife in a jealous rage, at one point, oj simpson was shown struggling to try on a pair of gloves found at the crime scene. if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. rn thought james simpson, not guilty of the crime of murder... orenthaljames simpson, not guilty of the crime of murder... the trial ended in a not—guilty verdict,

i covered the bulls, and then covering sports for nbc, i was around oj. so i knew oj a little bit. is really crazy is, when he was in vegas and got arrested in 2007 and when he finally went to reason, i was in vegas, celebrating a birthday party. oj was following us around the whole weekend. he tried to sit with us at our dinner. he then tried to come into our party that night and actually not into the party. he had hired a camera crew because he was trying to pitch and sell a reality show on himself. he was around us awkwardly that whole weekend, and then the next a is when he got arrested. then i do the podcast with kato kaelin and marsha clark, who was the lead prosecutor for l.a. county, she had a primetime drama called the fix. itas basically based on o.j. simpson, but it was fictional. so i have had these bizarre connections with oj. just like everyone else in america, i got swept up in it. it was mesmerizing. it's one of those surreal days today here in america. >> thank you for coming on and talking us through that. we will focus on that trial we were just referring to. tha

tonight, oj simpson is a fugitive.pson famously led police on a car chase through los angeles, after becoming the main suspect in the murder of his ex—wife and her friend. around the world, viewers watched the unfolding drama as people came onto the street cheering him on. we see oj. police attempted to apprehend him live on tv. he was eventually taken into custody at his california home. he was clearly the best running back of the 705. oj simpson had had a remarkable life. from an impoverished childhood, he had gone on to become one of the greatest american football players in history, setting records in the sport still unbroken today. a boat? that's right, a boat. his celebrity status didn't end on the football field. he later became a hollywood actor. drugs. hey, nurse, give this man some drugs, quick. but oj simpson will be forever remembered for this nine—month televised trial, for the double murder that transfixed america. he was accused of killing his former wife and a friend in a jealous rage. nicole brown simp

oj simpson dead today of cancer at the age of 76. plus the big event tomorrow built on lies people, donald trump and house speaker mike johnson are teaming up to school you on election integrity. this after they previously teamed up to try to undermine the 2020 election and super star comedian conan o'brien visits the lead. he's here to dish on his brand new entertainment venture >> cold it read my pants falling. >> i think my pants are falling down welcome to the lean. i'm jake tapper. we started in our national lead with the death of oj simpson from celebrated football star to the face of hertz rent-a-car, to a star on the big screen. oj simpson was beloved and then it all took a disturbing turn in 1994, that's when he was arrested and tried for the gruesome murders of his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. it's a case that became a nationally televised spectacle beginning when simpson fled police a white ford bronco the trial became a cob, international focus. were other issues often eclipsed the fundamental

>> oh, it's oj >> in that bronco. what?er spending some time watching it and then walking the streets of la and it was like something from the 1950s when people listened to the world series in their car radios people were pulled over with their car radios on, listing to the chase. it's then the helicopters, the dozens of them that were flying in the airspace in la that night, following the chase, it was it was unbelievable >> yeah, there's something old and new about it at the same time, right? old and the sense that you had the country experiencing at once what we so rarely do now, but doing that, there were some technologies there were relatively new the news choppers in the air cell phones and so on. i want to ask you this because oj was what has become far more common today. write a great app athlete who was also a pitch man in movies, their own, just everywhere, omnipresent. but he was, if not the first one, he was certainly one of the first who had that national commercial and sports profile. oj >> simpson was ubiquit

simpson an arrest warrant was issued but oj refused to turn himself then and instead we had americans all across the country watching as o.j. simpson led the police on a slow speed chase in that infamous white ford bronco an estimated 95 million people watched this bizarre chase, most people if you were watching you remember where you were at the time this was going and the day the verdict came in you usually remember where you were on that day also, this was all before oj eventually capitulated this kicked off one of the most publicized trials in american history and the bloody glove seen around the world, take a look. >> wood you take a step back please, thank you. >> please extend your fingers into the glove put the glove on. >> i object counsel. >> e. appears to uphold the gloves on council would you show that to the jury mr simpson, thank you, other hand, please. >> sean: if the glove doesn't fit you must acquit. >> may be i can demonstrate this graphically limit show you this going to put this on even sink me for a year if i put this kneecap on who am i and if you look at o.j. s

the oj case in the 905 versus today.urs to me, oj simpson was the main characterfor day. it occurs to me, oj simpson was the main character for many people for a year, for years actually, all of people involved in this trail became characters, in some ways that was a creation of the media will that may not be a healthy phenomenon, but it is a phenomenon we deal with today.— we deal with today. brian, susie, thanks, both _ we deal with today. brian, susie, thanks, both of _ we deal with today. brian, susie, thanks, both of you. _ we deal with today. brian, susie, thanks, both of you. back- we deal with today. brian, susie, thanks, both of you. back with i we deal with today. brian, susie, l thanks, both of you. back with you in a moment. to the middle east now, where there are growing worries about reprisals from iran for the killing of senior iranian commanders in the syrian capital damascus. iran's supreme leader has vowed that israel will be punished for the attack, which he said was a strike on iran itself. bbc verify

he's a san francisco attorney and friend of the simpson family. >> oj is not a tragic story that oj,ve had trouble. i don't know anybody that didn't. i know very few african american young men who do not have contact with law enforcement. that's the reality of our history, that someone as great as willie mays, san francisco's greatest athlete, greater than steph, greater than barry, took this young man under his wing and said, let me show you how to be a great athlete and a great man like me. that's a great story. this great childhood that this man had in this neighborhood that we call potrero hill. >> and simon says that whether or not he believes oj killed anyone is irrelevant to his legacy, saying that we operate in a society of law, not public opinion. >> all right. and dan noyes covered the end of the trial. we got to hear about that. >> we did, and i did as well. in fact, i was there the last two weeks of the trial when the verdict was read. and i can tell you it was just a surreal scene, chaotic scene. hundreds of people on the day the verdict was read surrounding the courthou

what do you make of the of oj simpson? you the passing of oj simpson?course he was up for century? of course he was up for a double murder rap and that was in october 1995. he was acquitted of those murders . acquitted of those murders. before that, he was part of a dream team of nfl american footballers, a huge celebrity. that case, the most publicised murder trial in human history. what do you make of his passing? drop me your comments. and also, we're covering homelessness. an extra £600 million being spent on housing homeless asylum seekers. now, that bill is £43 billion per annum. housing asylum seekers. is it time to cry enough is enough. but before all of that, it's time for your latest news headlines and it's polly middlehurst . polly middlehurst. >> you're with gb news. >> you're with gb news. >> let's just confirm that breaking news coming to us in the last few minutes. the former american footballer oj simpson has at the age of has died of cancer at the age of 76. his family issued a statement saying he died surrounded by his children and gra

couldn't actually see oj, but we seen a guy driving past. that was oj, though!mpted to apprehend him live on tv. he was eventually taken into custody at his california home. he was clearly the best running back of the �*70s. oj simpson had had a remarkable life. from an impoverished childhood, he had gone on to become one of the greatest american football players in history, setting records in the sport still unbroken today. ship? boat? that's right, a boat. his celebrity status didn't end on the football field. he later became a hollywood actor. drugs. hey, nurse, give this man some drugs, quick. but oj simpson will be forever remembered for this nine—month televised trial, for the double murder that transfixed america. he was accused of killing his former wife and a friend in a jealous rage. nicole brown simpson had been murdered in a brutal knife attack outside her home in a fashionable los angeles neighbourhood. gavel bangs known as the trial of the century, people tuned in from all over the world. at one point, oj simpson was shown struggling to try on a pa

and everyone saying oj's in that car. aaron, people who didn't live through it, who didn't see oj play football like i did back in his day when he isn't the nfl it's hard to understand what a gigantic figure he was so very, very high. >> two >> fall, so very, very low is absolutely incredible. and as you say, one of the things even then that stood out was just this odd is suspended nature of it and how slowly it seemed to move all right. tom, form. and thank you very much. >> you're welcome out front now, norman pardo, he was oj simpson's longtime manager. and as more than 70 hours of tapes of oj during the time that they spent together traveling the country. and norman, i really appreciate your time tonight. as we think about this and historical figure that he was, you've noticed since 1999, you were part of his inner circle for years. and i know you say there were a lot of different oj's. >> what do you mean by that? >> okay >> like a >> chameleon, >> you would change from one node to the next you know, like ago j to a

they didn't realize there was oj until the word started to leak out. hey, that's o.j. and al cowlings in the white bronco. that slow speed chase in la. >> yeah, yeah, i think it's also important. i know you touched on it, jesse, but it's important to remember, too, as you look back, the context in which this trial was playing out there in the early to mid 90s. we were just a few years out from the l.a. riots. the lapd officers acquitted in the rodney king case. why do you think it's so important to remember the backdrop against which the trial of the century unfolded? >> i heard you heard the story. i say people of a certain age, well, people of a certain age may not remember that. this is not the first time our country has faced great division. and that was another time when it felt like we were all pulling in separate directions. when the o.j. verdict was read. i remember i was in a newsroom, not this one, but in a newsroom. i remember there were people who cried, and there were people who cheered. so it was kind of, you know, split depending on whic

next, i'm going to speak to oj simpson's longtime manager. it a roller coaster relationship is simpson over decades. and tonight, he's going to tell you about it, sharing some of the 70 hours of video he owes. build up simpson and the details of their last conversation just before simpson died. plus we have new video just into outfront product southern border. >> this >> video that we've just gotten is a group of migrants crossing into california evading mexican authorities, right before our cameras are david culver is there. he saw his live into quanta after this and breaking news congresswoman marjorie taylor greene tonight says she will go ahead with trying to oust mike johnson, even if trump backs johnson. and she is just speaking to our motto raja, we're going to bring that to you next >> 170 million americans find community on tiktok i'm patriotic kenny wanted broke down. i went enjoyed the >> i posted it to show that kenny's not always happy within 24 hours, people had donated over $5,000 >> your kid set up the >> patriotic kenny found

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is the world today from bbc news, the headlines former american football star turned murder suspect, oj simpson, has died at the age of 76. his family said simpson "succumbed to his battle with cancer". he'll always be associated with this notorious car chase. millions of americans watched it on live tv, it ended when he surrendered to police. the bill in your. the billionaire property tycoon sentenced to death in vietnam, after one of the world's biggest corruption trials. and — we have an exclusive look at stunning new discoveries in the ancient italian city of pompeii. the american football star oj simpson, who was cleared of murdering his ex—wife in a trial that caused a global sensation , has died. he was 76 and had cancer. the african—american running back was also a successful hollywood actor. but his fame turned to infamy in 1994 when he was accused of murdering nicole brown, and a friend of hers in los angeles. journalist david margolick covered the oj simpson trial for the new york times he told me what that covering the trial had been like. well, yeah, it was really at the ce

oj simpson, one of the most polarizing figures in american culture, has died at the age of 76. his legacy will be the bronco chase, and it will be the murder charges. >> although he wasn't convicted, that's what oj simpson will to me forever be remembered by. >> simpson's family announcing he passed away yesterday after a battle with cancer. good evening. i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. >> before his fall from grace, simpson was a decorated football player in college, as well as the national football league. but it all started in the city of san francisco, where he played high school football at galileo, ktvu jesse gary begins our coverage tonight with a look back at simpson's life and complex legacy. >> we, the jury in the above entitled action, find the defendant, orenthal james simpson, not guilty of people of a certain age will always ask, where were you when the verdict in the trial of the 20th century was read? >> it's the defining piece in the three act story of the life of oj simpson. >> i think it's important for 2024 audiences, to remember or be be reminde

it was the oj simpson pursuit.ge, you know, with that type of, you know, over 100 million people watching, that changed everything. and it created, gave birth to reality tv. the trial transfixed america. soap opera and circus sideshow rolled into one. it ended in simpson's acquittal. although a civil trial later found him liable for the deaths and ordered him to pay $33 million to the victims' relatives. they've seen very little of that and now intend to go after the family estate in a bid to achievejustice. in a statement, ron goldman's father, fred, and his sister kim, said that with oj simpson's death, the hope for true accountability had ended. whilst alan dershowitz, an adviser to simpson's so—called dream team of defence lawyers, said the trial had helped expose the racial divisions in america, but conceded that simpson had left a mixed legacy. and the olympic athlete, caitlynjenner, whose ex—wife kris was married to simpson defense lawyer robert kardashian, tweeted the simple message, "good riddance." a conf

but with this trial, obviously oj was not.curtain to james personal life differed greatly from the public persona he had created. >> would you agree that he's a monumental figure in american history and american culture and how do you think he'll be remembered for us? we watched all this happened on television, but there's a whole generation of people that don't even know who he is. how do you think he'll be remembered? >> think, you know, the doj simpson story is kind you know, 3 the first act. is this a talented athlete who makes it into films and broadcast scene commercials like the hertz commercial. the second actor, these murder trials and the trial for the theft of the a memorabilia. and then the final act is he became sort of this almost kind of social media presence were oj would comment on the stories. he was a kind of leftover relic from the 1990's for a lot of people in the social media era. so he's he's a complicated figure. but i think what's what's kind of more important? the oj story is that he was always at the

and oj simpson can still be guilty. you know, the the dna evidence with which barry shack and the innocence project have used to free hundreds of wrongly accused americans. mosof them african americans, to exonerate them, which is noble work. the truth is that, thadna evidence pointed toward oj simpson's guil not innocence, but all the overlapping factors and the cellent work done by his dream team of torneys was able to too obscure that essel fact. >> 're >> all the social issues t helped to exonerate oj, ue? yes. >> but as >>he evidence the case itself, something that exonerates him. >> it must have been so other worldly foyou watch somedy who it soundsike was a frie and somebody who your relationship was, that he was this wonderful, generous guy. and then you hear all this evidence and see pictures of her, accordingo her sister, f and then come to t conclusion that in your vie your friend did this >> yeah. >> i was inclined to give him the benefit of any dbt and remember he was not as beaumont e. jones said earlier,

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tell us l more about oj. simpson, of the trial itself. tell us - more about oj. the man, he was a football star, he was an actor and a sportscaster and in many ways a trailblazer. he was one of the first african—american men you might have seen on television as a spokesperson or a pitch man for an american company.— spokesperson or a pitch man for an american company. yes, hence the notion — an american company. yes, hence the notion of— an american company. yes, hence the notion of transcending - the notion of transcending race, in some ways. listen, he was an utterly gifted athlete. i'm enough of a football fan to be able to appreciate the grace, thejust — be able to appreciate the grace, the just — the way he glided across the field. so thatis glided across the field. so that is where he established his fame. his second career, as a commentator, as a pitch man, as an actor, i think it is safe to say that he was less excellent at those things, but he projected a kind of affability. he seemed from the outside to be likeable and approachable. and i think for the

and oj interviewed him a couple of times.tely, a lot of people don't remember that he had a young child who drowned in a swimming pool accident, and i had to interview him, a few days after that. and like i say, it's just very strange when someone you've had interpersonal communication with, has something of the magnitude of what transpired in 1994, it just makes it even more surreal. and we were all in the newsroom watching the nba championships between the houston rockets and the new york knicks, when all of a sudden, across all the tv sets in the newsroom, they broke into the programing of the slow speed chase. and all of that. so it should just be one of the most bizarre stories in american history. >> you know, i was curious about the time you all were here. the nba finals were on. frank mallicoat brought that up just a moment ago, and they switched to they switched to the bronco chase. and as someone who had interviewed him and then had been hearing about these allegations and watching this on the tv screens in the news

well, oj simpson's acquittal at the time sparked deep public emotion in america.d that the police were motivated by racism, and he was acquitted by a mainly blackjury, and even today, three decades on, there is still division over the outcome of this trial, with many believing that oj simpson simply got away with domestic violence and murder. thank you, emma. the government has missed key targets that were set out a year ago to try to improve the nhs. waiting in lists in england are higher than they were when the prime minister pledged to bring them down. but the prime minister rishi sunak says waiting lists have got a little smaller in the last five months. our health editor hugh pym reports. louise, who is a teacher, needs a knee replacement, but she's been waiting nearly two years since first being referred by a gp. she's now taken early retirement. my mobility was so poor that i didn't feel comfortable or safe in the classroom. i couldn't move around, i couldn't react to situations, i couldn't interact with the young people, i couldn't do my duties. the prime

now along comes oj.as ripe for the pickings. >> we, the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant or orenthal james simpson, not guilty of the crime of murder and multiple surveys at the time of the verdict found there was a vast racial divide between black and white americans and opinion of the results. >> but more recent polls show that more black americans now believe oj was guilty compared to in the years following the actual verdict itself. >> many people new to the bay area may not know that oj simpson was born and raised in san francisco. he grew up in potrero hill, where he developed his football skills at the rec center in that neighborhood. he went on to become a football superstar at san francisco's galileo high and city college. simpson wore the number 32 during his days in san francisco, the same number he wore during his record breaking career with the buffalo bills. >> one knew oj simpson in the 70s as one of the most dynamic athletes in america, and he certainly was, you know,

just before we go, following our oj simpson discussion, we can clarify that any comments regarding ojimpson's innocence were not made by david goldstein. sima's here tomorrow. till then, goodbye. breaking news from around the world, 24 hours _ breaking news from around the world, 24 hours a _ breaking news from around the world, 24 hours a day. this breaking news from around the world, 24 hours a day-— right into the centre of israel. leaders both here and in the united states are watching to see what iran does next — and what iran does next will determine whether this becomes a much bigger war. neither side is seen as wanting all—out war right now, but the stakes of any miscalculation are high. when israel will be attacked, if it is attacked by iran, that will dictate for israel how it responds and retaliates. how it responds and retaliates, so a miscalculation, even when both sides want to keep this contained, can very quickly and easily lead to a larger and wider regional war. tonight, iran's foreign minister said his country did not seek to expand the conflict but that, without in

like he like to say to reporters, very famously, i'm not black, i'm oj.eat distance between o.j. simpson and the black community, but as was said quite often 1995 when oj was arrested and put on trial, that was when he and a lot of other people discovered that he was, in fact, a black man in the united states. william: always great to talk to you. thanks so much for talking to us. >> thank you for having me. ♪ geoff: today president biden hosted the leaders of japan and the philippines, and sent a strong message of unity to beijing. nick schifrin has been following these developments and joins us now. nick: geoff, the administration calls it the us' greatest strength: a network of alliances and partnerships. the us' oldest ally in asia is the philippines, and today the relationship is expanding, in direct response to actions by china. with a camera and water cannon, the chinese coast guard takes direct aim at a philippine supply ship. for weeks beijing's boats have harassed, and even bumped, philippine boats trying to resupply a philippine ship purposely

reacting to the death of one of, if not the most famous celebrity turned criminal most of our time, oj simpson dying at the age of 76 from cancer today surrounded by his children and his grandchildren, according to his family. before reality tv, before court tv and true crime podcasts, there was the oj simpson trial in 1994, brand pitch whh min and er comedy sidekick was accused of murdering his ex-wife, nicole browsimpson and her friend, ron goldman >> the gavel to gavel coverage of simpson's murd trial set off a new era of class and racial divides while riveting the nation to reportedly as many as 150 million people watcd as hiscquittal was read aloud on television. and despite his court victory, simpson never regain that beloved status that he had as a football hero. in 2008, he was sentenced to up to 33 years in prison for a las vegas hotel robbery in 2017, and he was released on parole and just two months ago, he talked about his health in a post on social media. listen to this we the, jury, the above and title, and the good good moment. say. thank you to all the people who reache

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