when questioned, brown denied any involvement in heather's murder. >> why are your fingerprints out there, robert? >> my fingerprints weren't out there. >> i'm guaranteeing you that i ain't lying to you. your fingerprints are there. >> prosecutors believe brown's motive was burglary. [ ringing ] on the night of the crime, heather church was babysitting her brother, sage. her mother called at 8:30 to check on them. after her mother called, heather put her brother to bed, turned out the lights and went to sleep herself. brown arrived at the churches' home some time after 8:30. the house lights were off and there was no car in the garage, so he probably thought no one was home. brown entered the home through a window into one of the empty bedrooms. he most likely wore gloves, but when he had difficulty removing the screen, he took them off and inadvertently left three prints behind. prosecutors believe heather heard the noise and went to investigate. when brown saw her, he realized heather could identify him, so he struck her in the head with a blunt object, killing her instantly. he carried heather

brown. >> robert maintained his friendship.s a matter of fact, he was justin's godfather. >> to confirm justin's paternity, investigators tracked down robert brown. >> we end up finding robert brown, he says yes, i am the father of her oldest son. we get dna testing done and confirm that he is the father of the oldest boy. >> but as justin got older and was about to go out on his own, christine decided it was time to tell him the truth. >> justin was about to graduate and christine wanted to invite his biological father to the graduation, and it was going to be sort of at the graduation that she was going to reveal to everybody that this other man was his father, not mr. fitsue. >> ken claimed he was unaware justin was not his biological father. >> i, of course, ask him, and he claims he had no idea about it. and the friends all seemed to think he didn't know. certainly the son didn't know. >> i believe ken knew about the affair, and i believe ken knew who juice tin's biological father was. there's no way christine would have g

large public funeral for robert brown's burial was held. he was described as a quiet man who had been pleased to get a job with the city's parks department who wasn't much interested in politics. his mother spoke about the men who beat and killed her son. >> the only thing that i pray is i feel sorry for the boys who were the assessors much longer. >> the man who stabbed robert hillsboro was convicted of second degree murder the following year. john cardova served five years in prison. cardova has served time since then on two other convictions and most recently was booked under his new name, trudy cardova. his parol officer says cardova was living as a woman in san francisco when he was discharged from parol five years ago. bob mackenzie for a second look. >>> when we come back on a second look, famed author shiltz reports for ktv, at san francisco. >> we're live and we're here. we ain't going any where. >> reporter: and joy in the face of fear as some people celebrated the glory of life in the shadow of aids. did you remember to pay the d

brown's help gagged and tied her up. he took her atm card and forced her to divulge her pin number. caballero then left to get some money and on the way back picked up robertr. isaac brown stayed behind. at some point, denise was able to remove her gym membership card and hide it underneath a cardboard box, leaving proof that she had been in caballero's apartment. when caballero returned with messer he sexually assaulted her. then used electrical cords from the heat rocks to strangle her to death. the trio wrapped denise's body in the sheet using the belt, shoe laces and the electrical cords. they used denise's car to drive to the canal where they dumped her body. they tracked sand into the car and left their fingerprints behind. later, the three went to breakfast. >> they should have been burned alive. all three of them. and i make no bones about it. they say let he who has no sin cast the first stone, let me tell you i have no problem >> robert messer was convicted and sentenced to 15 years, isaac brown was convicted of five counts, including second degree murder. luis caballero was convicted of kidnapping and murder and he now sits on death row. >> i th

brown. restricting what methods schools could use to achieve racial integration. finally, in 2007, the roberts court struck down a voluntary plan to integrate seattle and louisville schools. roberts writing that the way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race. now, 60 years after the supreme court ruled on brown versus the board of education, many of the country's school districts remain as segregated as they were in 1954. many of the most iconic images of school integration came from the south, but today according to the ucla civil rights project, the south is the least segregated region for black students. and in fact, new york state is now the most segregated system in america in large part due to new york city. >> for an african-american student, 50% are going to school only with other african-american students. and the same thing is true for latino students. we've pretty much come to accept de facto segregation as being the norm. >> for the last ten years, one of those de facto segregated schools has been park slope collegiate. located ri

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 twi

followed, he was found to be legally responsible for the two deaths of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman. we saw it again with robertphil specter, who was later convicted. you get a pass when you're a celebrity in this town. i think prosecutors feel they have to prove a case beyond a shadow of a doubt, not just a reasonable doubt. he had a terrific dream team. there was an entire book written about how the prosecution dropped the ballened and how the lapd made a lot of mistakes in the case. i think that's really where the blame lies. >> your new book gets into that, and you saw, for a lot of us who had not witnessed trials before, a defense that was completely outclassing a prosecution. that certainly has happened again. >> well, that's right. johnny cochran was just an outstanding lawyer. and with regard to, if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. remember, o.j. was wearing a glove underneath that glove in the courtroom when he tried to put it on. he stopped taking his anti-inflammatory medications the day before so his hand had swelled up. the glove was blood soaked so it had shrunk. they should never have asked him t

not mean anything and chief justice john roberts said the court's decision would have an impact on crime but he said privacy comes at a cost. >>> governor brown signed a law which makes it easier to fire teachers who are abuse i i have. -- abusive. teachers who are accused of those even though who committed serious offences. the law takes affect january 1 january 1st. >>> and a state law that allows undocumented images, they will start issuing those licenses july 1st looking for public i in pooh and i am brand rights will be at that meeting. >> let's check in with sal for a look at the commute. >> we are doing well. you will like it if you are going to be hitting the road any time soon and some of the photos we are seeing in front of the coliseum, there are certainly people out there but it is a nice drive into downtown oakland from downtown oakland hag bigger road. play bay bridge we always keep you up with southbound 880 looks good into fremont from san jose and we are also looking at highway 4 which is also one of the early commutes and that still looks good at pittsburgh and bay point, 5:18 let's go to steve. >> sal less a sows -- associa

brown simpson and ron goldman were murdered. now new claims o.j.'s personal attorney, robert kardashian, took possible evidence, a garment bag belonging to his client. kardashian's ex-wife, kris jenner, responding to that claim. >> could you conceive of him loving his friend so much that he would help him dispose of evidence? >> absolutely not. >> did he ever tell you that he had ever done that or been asked to do anything like that? >> no. i guarantee you 150% that he had this character and integrity and christian values and believed in the truth. >> brian claypool is a criminal defense attorney and joins me live in l.a. hard to believe it's been 20 years. it was interesting to hear kris jenner talk about her husband -- her ex-husband, who now has passed away. so we'll never know whether robert kardashian dished any evidence. what do you think? >> we don't have the garment bag either and robert kardashian has passed away. so we're never going to get to the bottom of whether he tampered with the evidence. >> but it's hard to believe 20 years and of course people remember wher

brown simpson, goldman's sister says one of o.j. simpson's lawyer joined the legal dream team to avoid testifying in the case. that lawyer was attorney robertashian, father of the reality tv star kim kardashian. he reportedly took a garment bag from simpson's home the day after the murders. prosecutors suggested all along, almost every day of that trial, that that bag is what contained o.j.'s bloody clothes. maybe even the murder weapon. nobody could even find out. all they knew was there was a trail of blood from rockingham to bundy. a whole trail of it. somehow that didn't convict. kardashian argued he never even looked inside that bag. his friend, robert kardashian, never looked and later turned it over to the court. before he died in 2003, he admitted he had doubts about o.j.'s innocence. o.j. simpson weeventually went prison for an armed rob ybery ia vegas hotel room in '07. meantime, ron goldman's sister says just three years after the killings, she saw o.j. crossing a parking lot and considered running over him. she says she couldn't do it. kim goldman is with us now. do you wish you had? >> no. that's not who i am. i don't have that

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is robert engineer mee ya and i'm a social studies teacher at woodrow wilson high school in washington, d.c. i come as a member of the american federation of teachers and want to thank chairman brown for the opportunity to testify on my experiences with student debt and loan repayment. i hope that sharing my experiences in the financial aid process makes it easier for students and their families to pay for higher education. growing up in rhode island in a family of teachers i always felt i could make a world a better place by helping kids. i graduated from rhode island college with a bachelor's degree having double majored in secondary education and history. my parents were able to cover my college tuition, i still had to pay for books and other expenses during night undergraduate years and started my teaching career with some credit card debt. at the urging of professors i sought to teach in an urban area. i was not fully prepared for the high cost of living in washington, d.c. on a starting teacher's salary. after several years of teaching, i knew i needed to further develop my skills but didn't want to take time off and going to school for my master's degree at night would take