simpson?e we do. >> the lead prosecutor would be marcia clark, a seasoned deputy d.a. >> the fact the case is filed we have sufficient evidence to convict him. >> we asked marcia clark for an interview. she said no, as did her colleagues on the case, bill hodgeman and christopher darden. the prosecution's case would be built primarily on blood and dna evidence. the time line was also crucial, to show that simpson was alone for 1 hour and 20 minutes, enough time to commit the murders before going to the airport. but this was also where the prosecution's case hit the first of many snags. just before testifying in front of the grand jury, jill shively the woman who claimed she saw simpson speeding away from the crime scene moments after the murders, sold her story to the tv show "hard copy." >> she is the woman who may blow the o.j. simpson case wide open. >> my point of view, i caught him in a lie. >> but prosecutors were worried it would be shiveely who would be called a liar. >> marcia clark w

simpson. near the bodies was a bloody leather glove, an envelope with a pair of eyeglasses and a blue knit cap. the male victim was 25-year-old ron goldman. >> there's numerous wounds on the neck. he put up a fight. he fought like hell. >> asleep inside the house were the two children sydney and justin who hadn't heard a thing. they were taken to a nearby police station. >> we need next of kin to take care of these kids. we need to find o.j. simpson. >> as dawn broke in brentwood, detectives were sent to simpson's estate. one of them was detective mark furman, arriving detectives feared the worst, that simpson may have suffered the same fate as his ex-wife. >> we just left abloody crime scene. cars in the driveway. lights on inside. nobody is answering. >> so without a search warrant, detective furman jumped the wall and let in the other cops. in one of the bungalows, they found his 25-year-old daughter, they learned her father was out of town. in the other bungalow, they found kato kaelin. he

simpson. i think you know his record. he just drove up again. >> what kind of car is he in? >> he's in a white bronco. >> what's your name? >> nicole simpson? >> is he the sports cast error whatever. >>ty. >> what is he doing. he is threatening you? >> he's going nuts. >> has he threatened you in any way or had is he just harassing you? >> representing the brown family, gloria, was she a battered woman prior to this incident? >> nicole brown simpson absolutely was a battered woman prior to her killing. and the evidence of that is she made numerous 911 calls. at times it did not result in the arrest of o.j. simpson. but she did make a 911 call at one point and she was found bloodied, battered, tear fied, hiding in the bushes outside of her home. he was prosecuted for spousal battery. unfortunately, the judge did not give him a sentence that i think carried serious consequences. he only had to face a sentence of $500 and some charity work. >> bruises, i feel bad about because i knew i did that.

simpson. so how did o.j. beat the rap? nicole had been abused before by o.j. and warned her friends he would kill her. late on the night of june 4th, 1994, a mountain of evidence suggests he would do just that. here's why mark furman suspected simpson. the appearance has changed. match it up for us. >> they've changed it. they put a wall, a high door here, but this is still the beginning of the walkway that led into 875 south bundy. >> when you came upon this murder scene, describe the evidence to me. we've heard the expression, a mountain of evidence. was there truly, mark furman, a mountain of evidence? >> there was a mountain of evidence. and when you say "mountain of evidence," you're really describing how from the very beginning to have the crime to where the suspect got rid of the weapon, cleaned himself up, there was just a clear path from beginning to end. >> hiding his jealous rage and unhealthy obsession with his ex-wife, simpson is best known at the time for his storied football car

simpson? >> there was an auction with the portion to the two play tips and people elected. >> how much did they get out of the judgment? what percentage of the judgment? i don't do that. it was under 7 figures. and this nudgement was how much? >> 33 nach million dollars. more oj coming up. what if a photo were more than a memory? what if it were more than something to share? what if a photo could build that shelf you've always wanted? or fix a leaky faucet? or even give you your saturday back? the new snapfix app revolutionizes local service. just snap a photo and angie's list coordinates a top-rated provider to do the work on your schedule. the app makes it easy. the power of angie's list makes it work. download snapfix for free. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. chec

simpson.> get rid of the gun. toss it, please. so many people love you, man. don't give it all up. >> the football legend and movie star was threatening to commit suicide. >> i'm just going to leave. >> no. >> >> the slow speed bronco chase went on for 60 miles. he was supposed to be turning himself in to police for murders of ex-wife nicole and;s, her friend ron goldman. >> police found the bodies on the morning of the 13th. it was after midnight. when they got there, the scene was horrific. there was nicole with her throat slashed. she was nearly beheaded. and ron goldman was lying in the little garden right next to her. and he had been stabbed to death. >> linda deutsche is a special correspondentp::> for the associated press and covered the oj simpson trial from the very beginning. >> on the day when he ran -- they stood by the freeways with signs that said go juice. they wanted him to try and -- this. >> after giving himself up, simpson was arrested for the murders. he assembled a so-cal

simpson was such a legend.no one has that famous has ever been on trial in this country. >> would not have committed this crime. >> it turned into a circus. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> evidence looking at was just all right there. >> these are the racist l.a. cops. >> feel changed their entire lives around this trial. >> hello, i'm greta van susteren. 20 years ago, in june of 1994, police were called to the scene of a horrendous double homicide in los angeles. left to die in a river of blood where nicole brown simpson, ex-wife of football great oj simpson and her friend ronald goldman. the trial of÷x for these murders lasting astonishing 16 months it has h. twists and turns playing out in the courtroom while a nation watched on television. i covered the case from the beginning. when i last sat down with oj simpson 10 years ago, he was a free man. he reflected on his life and sensational trial. today he sits in prison. but, when his troubles all started, many thought he was going to end it all righ

simpson. >> and on the edge. >> he's still alive, but he's got a gun to his head. >> was that gun loaded? >> oh, yeah. it was a real gun, real bullets. >> and real drama. >> they're going through orange county. >> news helicopters hovering above as the bronco drives past stunned onlookers. >> people were jamming on their brakes, jumping out of their cars, sometimes in the middle of the freeway. >> think about everybody else, all right? >> i can do it in the freeway, i can do it at a field. i can do it at a grave. i can do it at my house. >> you're not going to do anything. too many people love you, you got to whole world. don't throw it away. >> two bodies butchered, one of them o.j.'s ex-wife. >> slashed, stabbed, everything else. nicole was nearly decapitated. >> this was deliberate. this was vicious. >> if you watched the o.j. simpson case unfold, and i did as a tv reporter for kcbs in l.a., it's a moment in time you could never forget. two decades later -- >> i remember it as if it was yes

simpson. >> and on the edge. >> he is still alive but he has a gun to his head. >> was that gun loaded? >> oh, yeah, a real gun, real bullets. >> and real drama. >> they're going through orange county. >> news helicopters hovering above as the bronco drives past stunned onlookers. >> people were jamming on their brakes, sometimes in the middle of the freeway. >> i want to do it at the grave, at my house. >> you're not going to do anything. too many people love you, you got to whole world. don't throw it away. >> two bodies butchered, one of them? o.j. simpson's ex-wife. >> slashed, stabbed, everything else. nicole was nearly decapitated. >> this is deliberate, this is vicious. >> if you watched the o.j. simpson case unfold and i did as a tv reporter for kcbs in l.a., it is a moment in time you could never forget. a few decades later. >> i remember it as if it were yesterday. >> it is a loss as painful as it was 20 years ago. >> an extraordinary story of celebrities and murder. >> we saw perhap

simpson was such a legend.no one has that famous has ever been on trial in this country. >> would not have committed this crime. >> it turned into a circus. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> evidence looking at was just all right there. >> these are the racist l.a. cops. >> feel changed their entire lives around this trial. >> hello, i'm greta van susteren. 20 years ago, in june of 1994, police were called to the scene of a horrendous double homicide in los angeles. left to die in a river of blood where nicole brown simpson, ex-wife of football great oj simpson and her friend ronald goldman. the trial of÷x for these murders lasting astonishing 16 months it has h. twists and turns playing out in the courtroom while a nation watched on television. i covered the case from the beginning. when i last sat down with oj simpson 10 years ago, he was a free man. he reflected on his life and sensational trial. today he sits in prison. but, when his troubles all started, many thought he was going to end it all righ

simpson. >> and on the edge. >> he's still alive, but he has a gun to his head. >> was that gun loaded? >> oh, yeah, it was a real good, real bullets. >> and real drama. >> they're going through orange county. >> news helicopters hovering above, as the bronco drives past stunned onlookers. >> people were jamming on their brakes, jumping out of their cars. sometimes in the middle of the freeway. >> think about everybody else, all right? >> i can't do it on a field. i want to do it at her grave. i don't want to do it at my house. >> too many people love you, don't throw it away. >> two bodies butchered, one of them, o.j.'s ex-wife. >> stabbed, slashed, nicole was almost decapitated. >> if you watched this story unfold, it's a moment in time you could never forget. two decades later -- >> i remember it as if it was yesterday. >> it's as raw and painful as it was 20 years ago. >> an extraordinary story of celebrity and murder. >> we saw perhaps the falling of an american hero. >> o.j.'s wild ride,

simpson in the civil case.was so cavalier and casual, and he looked at me one day and he said look at her and he was talking about a woman who was in the courtroom, like, isn't she good looking? i thought, are you kidding me? >> finally we got a court to acknowledge the truth. >> he killed ron and nicole. >> in total, the jury slapped o.j. with $33.5 million in damages. the juice had his freedom but not much else. he had to find a way to make money, so he went on tour. >> they said you cannot get him a gig anywhere in the united states, and even o.j. said there is no way you will get me a gig. >> but norman pardo did. as his manager he booked him to everything from hip-hop shows to autograph signings. >> he broke down and he said, because they were yelling "o.j.," "juice," and they wouldn't stop. >> the public's fascination with o.j. was not just confined to appearances. >> in philadelphia, i said put the top down and we are going to go down the street and see what happens. it was like taking the president down

simpson disposing of evidence. plus, the hard right is triumphant over eric cantor's defeat this tuesday. now hungry for more victories to knock off more incumbents. and clearly they want the next majority leader for the house to be one of them. this fight for the republican party has gone national and not at all neighborly. and the texas state republican party officially believes that gays are tearing at the fabric of american society. governor rick perry now says being gay is being like an alcoholic. and a republican candidate for state rep in oklahoma says gays should be stoned to death. nice talk. finally, let me finish with why i think the american people better grab hold of this decision. facing us right now in iraq. this is "hardball." the number of people consistently liberal conservative positions have doubled. among those people huge numbers says the other side presents a threat to the country's well being. 2/3 of consistently conservative republicans say democrats' policies hurt the country. and 50% of c

simpson trial, where are they now. >> the bodies were found around midnight. >> nicole brown simpson. >> pro football hall of famer is questioned about the death of his ex-wife. >> 20 years ago on june 12th, 1994, ron goldman and nicole brown simpson were brutally murdered. denise brown will never forget the phone call. >> i hear this scream, the wail, something i have never heard before come out of my mother. and i go what is wrong? she said nicole is dead. i go, what? the chief suspect, o.j. simpson. famous football star, and nicole's former husband.

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simpson. you said you did not believe he was guilty until a phone call from jail that changed your mind. tell us about that. >> yeah, there were all these little incidents that happened and a private phone call was one of them. he called my private line shortly after his arrest. and it was a very narcissistic conversation. what turned out to be, you know, i'm so -- i was waiting for him to say i'm sorry or this is horrible that this is happening. some sort of acknowledgement from what just happened to our entire family but it was nothing. it was more, you know, i would have put myself in front of a train for your sister, you know i loved your sister. and then it turned into, what what did she ever do for me? and i'm, like, she gave you two kids, gave you a house. and it just turned very narcissistic. and then it just -- then we had a family friend of ours that had an aneurysm and brought that conversation up and he basically said, i don't care about him. look at me. i'm in a 7 by 9 cell with a

simpson, what the jury never heard."t airs tonight at 9:00/8:00 central here on nbc. >>> when we come back, living on the edge. the unbelievable image of the day as a luxury home teeters right there on the brink. >>> the health news item tonight is about eating a lot of red meat and a possible link to breast cancer. the study from harvard analyzed data from women ages 26 to 45. it suggested women who eat a lot of hamburger, steaks, other red meat, may have a slightly higher risk of developing breast cancer. doctors have warned for years ability a diet heavy in red meat being linked to colon cancer and pancreatic, but specifically when it relates to breast cancer. >>> we showed you this earlier. incredible images out of central texas today, a home teetering over the edge overlooking lake whitney. it's about 60 miles south of fort worth. they spotted a crack a year ago, the home owners finally evacuated about a couple of weeks ago, and then as the unstoppable march of erosion continued, another chunk of cliff broke off las

simpson himself.hink you know there is in prison since 2008 for kidnapping, armed robbery conviction in las vegas. so told you simpson, he's set to appeal, get this, he is up for a parole in about three years, 2017. he said unfair trial, because they were trying to get him back for the murders of nicole and ron. >> children of oj? >> at the time of their mothers murder, after l trial simpson was granted full custody of sidney, the little girl, there and justin, they moved to miami, and stayed out of the spotlight ever since then, except in 2003 when cydney called 911 to report that her father was being verbally abusive. cyndny is now 28 years old, she went to boston university and now lives in atlanta, george a justin is 25, he reportedly went to florida state, and still lives in miami. >> two mens of simpson's famous dream team have died, johnnie cochran, known for the phrase if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. he wrote the memoir called a lawyer's life before he passed away in 2005 from brain tumor,

simpson case began with the scenes of the cops following simpson's white bronco down the los angelesrd 20 years ahead, 20 years, i can't believe, the o.j. police chase might be unnecessary. cops in los angeles focusing on stopping potential crime before they even come to fruition. all of the high-tech technolgy, what they're using right now. it may sound like the plot of a sci-fi blockbuster. >> this way. >> look at me. positive for howard marks. i'm placing you under arrest for the future murder that's to take place today, april 22, o:800. >> that's a movie but rachel crane explains how l.a. police are using technology to try to prevent crimes before they even happen. >> reporter: since early 1990s, crime rates have declined across the country. one possible explanation, smarter data driven police. here the lapd is embracing new technologies and big data analytics like never before, changing the way we fight crime. watch commander sergeant kennedy showed how big data analysis is changing the force. >> this is our license plate reader. we have three cameras attached to the light bar.

simpson is in that bronco.o the chp he has a gun to his head. >> there is a circuit atmosphere surrounding the chase. local citizens rooting for simpson. >> 95 million people tuned in to watch that infamous white bronco chase. hundreds more gathered on bridges and overpasses along the 5 freeway to show their support for o.j. then, the trial of the century. for 265 days, americans watched as simpson's legal dream team led by robert shapiro, johnny cochran, picked apart the state's case. we learned all there is to know about forensics and dna evidence. and who were forget the iconic line that would define the trial. >> i want you to remember these words -- like the defining moment in this trial -- the day mr. darton asked mr. simpson to try on those gloves and the gloves didn't fit. remember these words, if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> that's exactly what the jury did. >> we, the jury, find the defendant or an thal james simpson not guilty of the crime of murder in violation of penal code 187-a upon nicole

simpson not guilty of murder. >> o.j. simpson was returning to rockingham.s time not to police but to friends and family and into the arms of a.c. collins. it was as if it had all come full circle. aaron brown, abc news, los angeles. >> i remember that so well. i was in tampa, florida, as a reporter watching this. it was surreal. i was watching it as just the drama like everybody else and also fascinated by the actual news coverage of it, the great peter jennings and barbara walters and they were talking as the l.a. cameras were capturing the bronco going down the road. it was just surreal. >> you know what's interesting, he's still serving now 9 to 33 years in a nevada state prison for a role in kidnapping and armed robbery, separate -- >> hard to believe he beat that rap and is back and wound up in jail anyway. what an amazing story that was. >>> coming up, therapy for our pets. a new book arguing that dogs and cats are more complex than we think. >>> and ahead in our next half hour, the dynamic duo of seth r rogan and james franco and how [female narrator

and so oj verdict itself was not really about the oj simpson killing two people.a much bigger deal. and that's why we are still talking about it 20 years later. >> you know, it's very sad to think and i have charged many juries myself that the jurors are saying, you know he what? we are going to make the l.a.p.d. pay for the sins of this or that. and forget about the fact that two people are dead. their throats, you know, one of them almost decapitated. that is a sad commentary. why do you think, ted, that gill garr sety, the then da made a decision to move it from santa monica to downtown los angeles? >> you know, judge, that is the 64 billion-dollar question. i think because you had had three years before the rodney king case that he was trying to make good with the black community. but, what he did was, and, by the way. i have to agree with the console here but this is the one thing that happened in that case is that johnnie cochran was brilliant. because what johnnie cochran was able to do is support mark fuhrman on trial rather than oj simpson. oj simpson cou

simpson's bronco? >>> plus, iraq on the brink of coming undone. >>> and acclaimed film maker stanley nelson comes to nerdland with the story of freedom summer. >>> first, taking on teachers by targeting tenure. >>> good morning. i'm melissa harris-perry. i want you to think back to your most special teacher, the one who made an indelible impact on your life. maybe it was in elementary school, the teacher who taught you to love reading, or in high school, the teacher who encouraged you to apply for college. a teacher who not only imparted wisdom and encouraged your love of learning, but who made you feel valuable as a person, who taught you to dream bigger and helped you take the steps to get there. for me, that teacher was mrs. erickson. she introduced me to bilbo baggins and the belief i have something important to share. the value of a great teacher is indisputable but there is substantial disagreement about how we get great teachers in front of the students who need them most. how do we attract the

porter and senator simpson. other speakers said, such a privilege to be here at this reunion celebration. the privilege of serving in the administration of this not only wonderful president, but great man, was probably the greatest honor and one of the most fun experiences of my life. [applause] now to judge whether this clean air statute worked, i want to take you back in time. bush ran forh.w. the presidency. the environment was a much vigor issue than recently. that was we were coming out of an era where we discovered over 1000 sites around the country. the air pollution in the united states was terrible. in many cities, we had smog in los angeles. think about los angeles. they exceeded the health daysards for smog on 188 of the year. in other words, half of the days in l.a. in a year, it is unhealthy to go outside. pollution was washing up on the shores of new jersey and, famously, the boston harbor. there was some argument about the health effects of acid rain, but there was no question that lakes in the no

simpson's ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman.' john blackstone reports what happened in the days and months ahead became a cultural turning point. here's a reminder of how it all unfolded. >> reporter: the murders of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman were brutal and shocking but when o.j. simpson became the prime suspect, it launched america's fascination with reality tv. >> for the audience, this was entertainment. and as sad as that sounds, it's the truth. >> reporter: the chief correspondent for inside edition was the main anchor for cnn's coverage of simpson's trial. >> this was the first high- profile case that was televised wall to wall, gavel to gavel, and you had a man who was a legend, a sports icon, beloved. people loved o.j. simpson. >> reporter: tv cameras were there live when police searched simpson's home. and there is word this morning that a broad soaked glove was found inside. cameras were waiting for simpson to turn himself in to police when his attorney robert shapiro made a surprising plea. >> for the sake

simpson's ex-wife nicole and ronald goldman. was questioned by los angeles police about the death. he was charged in the stabbings and pleaded not guilty to both murders. the case became what many called the trial of the century culminating in dramatic verdict in october of 1995. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant o. jmt simpson not guilty of the murder in violation of the penal cold of the felony of the murder of nichol brown simpson. >> but in 1997 he was found liable for the deaths in a civil lawsuit and 13 years after his acquittal, simpson was convicted in a robbery in las vegas involving memorabilia he claimed was his. he is currently serving his sixth year of a 33-year prison sentence. now, since his murder trial created a racial divide, while a majority of white americans thought him to be guilty, 66% of black americans thought that simpson was innocent of the murders. but now a new poll found that only 43% of blacks still believe that. >>> cbs news has confirmed a federal investigation of a p

simpson was a media personality, had hertz commercials, the man. just looking at robert cards ash yan, walking in and out of the courtroom every day, it was sorries case, and he will against, that's what i remember about him. and to think about what the kardashian name now means, in the world of public opinion? crazy. >> was married at the time of the trial to chris, now jenner? >> he was not married. i do remember, that chris, and bruce jenner, would come and visit. remember, famously went to visit -- >> oh, right. >> yes, so i don't think they were married at the time. but chris was friends with nicole. >> that was the thing, remember, people new of this chris woman. but really it was about this olympic athlete bruce jenner going to visit o.j. simpson. remember, these were huge stars so to be olympic champion, o.j. simpson of football media fame, all casino of colliding together, yes, it was amaze to go know who these people were. >> so going down, extrapolate from that then, say the los angeles people started know the name kardashian back in the

. >>> 20 years ago today, ron goldman and nicole brown simpson were murdered outside simpson's l.a.ody of 34-year-old nicole brown simpson, ex-wife of o.j. simpson, was found after midnight on the sidewalk outside her west los angeles home. next to it, the body of an unidentified 26-year-old man, both had apparently been stabbed. simpson told police he was in chicago at the time of the killings, he arrived at the home 12 hours after the bodies were discovered. police escorted him to the rear of the building and then simpson was seen in handcuffs. >> o.j. simpson was acquitted of the killings but held liable in a civil case. >>> happy birthday to kendra lee wilkinson, 29. the nation's 41st president, george h.w. bush, 90. rockefeller family patriarch, david rockefeller, 99. i'm richard lui with bill karins and the entire "early today" team. thank you for watching. have a great one ahead. >>> and a very good morning to you, it's 4:30 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon on this thursday morning. let's check that forecast with meteor also christina loren. good morning to you. >> we like

simpson's ex-wife nicole brown simpson and ron goldman. >> the murders of nicole brown simpson and roning but when o.j. simpson became the prime suspect it launched america's fascination with reality tv. >> for the audience this was entertainment. as sad as that sounds it's the truth. >> reporter: he was the main anchor for cnn's coverage of the trial. >> this was the first high-profile case that was televised wall to wall gavel to gavel, and you had a man who was a legend a sports icon beloved. people loved o.j. simpson. >> reporter: t.v. cameras were live when police searched his home. cameras were waiting for simpson to turn himself in to police when his attorney robert shapiro made a surprising plea. >> for the sake of your family, for the sake of your children please surrender immediately. >> reporter: then the white bronchowas spotted. >> the suspect in the back of the vehicle has a handgun. >> reporter: viewers became gripped with what was known as the slow speed chase. there was an introduction of cast of characters. star witnesses who became stars themselves. house guests cadd

simpson not guilt of murder, a felony upon any coal brown simpson. >> but in 1997 he was found liable deaths in a civil lawsuit and 13 years after his acquittal, simpson was convicted in a robbery in las vegas involving memorabilia he claimed was his. he is currently serving his sixth year of a 33-year prison sentence. since his murder trial created a racial divide, while a majority of americans thought he should be guilty, 66% of black americans thought he was innocent. now a poll says only 43% of black say that. >>> cbs news has confirmed there's a safety defect in more than one million vehicles. the nation hall highway traffic safety administration has six reports of air bags covering. it covers vehicles from 2002 to 2006 made by honda, nissan, mazda, toyota, and chrysler. >>> and five people are charged in an alleged scheme to rip off rich men. drug enforcement agents and new york police say that strippers drugged four men and then charged them exorbitant amounts in new york. victims were afraid to come forward because they believed no one would believe them. >>> straight ahead, y

simpson simpson is now in prison for another crime but for many his fall from grace began twenty yearsago this thursday i'll body in a river of blood nuclear blown simpson that's right over o.j. simpson. the bodies butcher whatever o'jays ex-wife. slash stabbed everything else cole was nearly decapitated if you watch the o.j. simpson case unfold and i did as a t.v. reporter for the c.b.s. in l.a. it's a moment in time you could never forget. yes we will never forget the white ford bronco ill fitting glove and unrelenting o.j. media circus thanks to you see over the course of this week the m.s.m. is running no less than three several hour long special on the twentieth anniversary of the simpson case c n n's future ran last night called o.j. is a wild ride twenty years after the chase and disease dateline debuts its two hour special tomorrow called the people versus o.j. simpson what the jury never heard and not to be outdone fox news grad of ancestry is hosting her very own special recapping her claim to fame as one of the primary reporters who dissected every outrageous johnnie cochran

simpson simpson's now in prison for another crime but for many his fall from grace began twenty yearsgo this thursday i'll body in a river of blood luke lead brown simpson the ex-wife of o.j. simpson. the bodies one of them o'jays ex-wife. slash dad everything else recall was nearly decapitated if you watch the o.j. simpson case unfold and i did as a t.v. reporter for k c b s in l.a. it's a moment in time you could never forget. yes we will never forget the white ford bronco ill fitting glove and unrelenting no. media circus thanks to you see over the course of this week the m.s.m. is running no less than three several hour long special on the twentieth anniversary of the o.j. simpson case cnn's future ran last night called o.j. is a wild ride twenty years after the chase and b.c.s. dateline debuts its two hours tomorrow called the people versus o.j. simpson what the jury never heard and not to be outdone fox news great ancestor is hosting her very own special recapping her claim to fame as one of the primary reporters to every outrageous johnnie cochran outburst during the trial of t

simpson simpson is now in prison for another crime but for many his fall from grace began twenty yearsgo this thursday a body in a river of blood nuclear brown simpson the ex-wife of o.j. simpson. the bodies butcher one of them oh james ex-wife. slash dad everything else recall was nearly decapitated if you watch the o.j. simpson case unfold and i did as a t.v. reporter for casey b.s. in l.a. it's a moment in time you could never forget. yes we will never forget the white ford bronco ill fitting glove and unrelenting o.j. media circus thanks to you see over the course of this week the m.s.m. is running no less than three several hour long special on the twentieth anniversary of the o.j. simpson case cnn's future ran last night called o.j. is wild ride twenty years after the chase and b.c.s. dateline debuts its two hours special tomorrow called the people versus o.j. simpson what the jury never heard and not to be outdone fox news great ancestor is hosting her very own special recapping her claim to fame as one of the primary reporters who dissected every outrageous johnnie cochran outb

simpson s o.j. simpson. >> everyone forced to abandon a ship off of an island on vancouver, canada. two people and their dog escaped. no word if there were jurisdiction or how the fire started. >> it was 20 years ago today when o.j. simpson's ex-wife and her friend were found dead outside of their home. the murder trial of the football great was known as the trial of the century. and captivated the nation for more than a year. oj acquitted and 20 years later some wondered if it would be different if the killings happen now. >> the dream team thanking the jury and a sense of relief for him and obviously understanding he could have faced the rest of his life in prison. njoining us now is a former prosecutor, and criminal defense attorney. good to see you. it doesn't seem like 20 years, i covered that trial for fox news and what is key to me after being the autopsy was the rage and hatred and they were gruesome and anger and we couldn't show that because they it were so gruesome. >> it was the autopsy photos and dna evident and bloody gloves and socks and there was so much there and th

simpson is now in a nevada jail.ound not guilty in the murder of his wife nicole brown simpson and ron goldman. but he's serving up to 33 years in prison for a kidnapping and armed robbery in 2008. there's a new investigation into why sgt. bowe bergdahl left his post in afghanistan nearly five years ago. and now, a two star general is looking into the matter. major general kenneth dahl will lead the investigation into bergdahl's capture. an army investigation in the months after he disappeared did find that bergdahl deliberately left his base san in afghanistan. but it did *not find bergdahl deserted. that would depend on his intent. some of his fellow soldiers say bergdahl may have been trying to contact the taliban. bergdahl was freed on may 31st in exchange for five taliban detainees held at guantanamo bay. and new this morning. the filmmaking duo behind oscar winning films like "the hurt locker" and "zero dark thirty" are planning a movie about bowe berghdahl. screen writer mark boal is developing a script for di