i said, take that and i came up with this product line called slacker. >> reporter: ron goldman's familyim went after simpson in a civil suit, charging him with responsibility for ron's murder. they won big time. the jury found simpson culpable and awarded a judgment of $33 million. >> mr. goldman, what's your reaction? your reaction? >> wonderful! >> reporter: o.j. simpson suffered severe financial consequences. he didn't have the $33 million the jury awarded them. and goldmans have had trouble collecting. so far they have received only a tiny fraction of what is owed them. but he would soon face yet another jury. simpson was convicted of robbing a dealer of football memorabilia at gun point and stealing back mementos and souvenirs that used to belong to him. a hotel camera caught him on tape. >> we were just robbed at gun point by o.j. simpson. can you send the police here, please? >> my lawyer told me you can't break in his room. i didn't break into anybody's room. >> reporter: the sentence was serious jail time, 9 to 33 years. he is in prison now, but not for murder, not for killing

. >> reporter: ron goldman's family spearheaded by his father and sister kim went after simpson in a civil suit, charging him with responsibility they won big time. the jury found simpson culpable and awarded a judgment of $33 million. >> mr. goldman, what's your reaction? your reaction? >> wonderful! >> reporter: o.j. simpson suffered severe financial consequences me didn't have the $33 million the jury awarded them. and goldmans have had trouble collecting. so far they have received only a them. another jury. simpson was convicted of robbing a dealer of football memorabilia at gun point and stealing back mementos and souvenirs that used to belong to him. tape. >> we were just robbed at gun point by o.j. simpson. can you send please here, please. >> my lawyer told me you can't break in his room. >> reporter: the sentence was serious jail time, 9 to 33 years. he is in prison now, but not for murder, not for killing nicole. >> right. and i think him being in prison, i'm not such a believer in karma but i switch my mind mind to that because i think karma came back to him. >> orenthal.

simpson was the suspect in the brown simpson and her friend ron gold goldman. o.j. had failed to turn himself in and was on the move. >> the bronco, it was unbelievable. the craziest thing i've ever seen in my life. >> i remember just hearing the first reports. you're going, o.j. simpson did what? >> reporter: keep in mind, o.j. was a hollywood superstar hobnobbing with the likes of bruce jenner and gushing about his new wife, nicole. >> i think nicole, mywife, has brought some stability into my life. i never thought i'd remarry. >> reporter: then when nicole and goldman were found dead with multiple stab wounds and o.j. was the accused murderer, the world couldn't get enough of that trial. >> all of a sudden all people wanted to talk about, your hair. >> i thought it was absurd. i thght it was just ridiculous. >> reporter: o.j.'s dream team included the late robert kardashian whose ex, kris, with bruce were often in court. >> it was such a tragic story. thick when these things come back, it's like it was a minute ago. >> reporter: shawn chapman holley. >> we had de

into mayhem. >> rmaticr: opposite reactions everywhere from cheers outside to tears inside as ron goldman's family wepteporte while nicole sat stoic. >> i just wanted to get out. i wanted fresh air. i wanted to go on with my life. if i can't change things, i've got to move on. zoo it was >> it was an outrageous verdict. the evidence was overwhelming. it pretty much shook my belief in thesystem. >> reporter: there were tears of joy as well as o.j.'s son, jason, cried. >> i felt that justice was served. i still feel that it was absolutely the correct verdict. >> kris jenner recently said that when the verdict was read, she could tell taher ehat her ex, robert, was floored. i don't think she was the only one. when they saw him. >> oh, yeah, and a picture tells 1,000 words, righ of course, the legal system has a reputation for letting celebrities get off scot-free. but that is not always the case. we have covered other t? history-making crimes and trials that ended in punishment. certainly one of the most memorable was when martha stewart was forcedt of her kitchen and into a cell. >> today is

we would like to be friendly with these people but it's not like ron goldman go to bed with them. buddies. we are there to hold their feet to the fire at will people accountable. >> i want to piggyback on something you said on ebola. you failed to state that we ask questions and that question for veterans the fact that there became and is all despicable ebola czar so i want to give you credit for that. at the same time our questions a lot of times object policy. we ask questions. it's typical will find out the people are saying. will throw question to them. we're last one to find out and do a little more research area sometimes it does shape policy area >> they realize there's nobody in charge. >> they were talking about shutting down -- we had something we've never seen before ebola coming from west africa into this nation. people getting infected people it was a major situation. i hate to put this out there but cameras rolling them as well. if they don't like what you're saying. you will get an e-mail from the white house. >> or phone call. >> and maybe some language that i cann

ron krzyweski. study on by a goldman sachs that looked at the pace of expansion in the united states.6 the month of economic expansion in america. goldman see aat 60% chance that it will hit the tenure mark. that's pretty remarkable. it would be the second longest atansion in american history a decade. how do you feel about the pace of the economy? >> it might be the second longest but it might be the slowest expansion also in history. i don't think we have had 4 quarters consistently that add up to 3% gdp and if you think of the financial crisis averaging 3% growth and since then, we have an expansion but it is painstakingly slow. erik: in other words, nothing to get excited about. >> when you think about what we have lost in economic output trending below 3% first seven years now, those are big numbers. i think the question is not how long the inspection goes, -- along the expansion grows, can we get above 3%? david: the number two story, according to jeffrey gundlach, the december rate increase would threaten u.s. stock and bond markets while potentially drive up the value of the e