simpson lied to the f.b.i. about it and got three years probation. >> shami: when he found out that this guy was spying on him, and taping him, and then finding out that the government was doing that, i think something clicked in him. and the mosque, we couldn't do anything, because we don't know what he did. >> cooper: he felt that the mosque had abandoned him? >> shami: yes. and he felt that a lot of people had abandoned him. and that's why he stopped coming to the mosque. >> cooper: he moved into this phoenix apartment complex with nadir soofi, whom he knew from the mosque. soofi had just had a bitter break-up, and the pizza parlor he owned was going out of business. it was here in this apartment that simpson and soofi began closely following the rise of isis, reaching out to their supporters online and acquiring weapons for a terrorist attack. >> hughes: simpson and soofi knew what they were getting into, and i think they likely knew they were going to die. >> cooper: seamus hughes tracks the online activit

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simpson for the deaths of nicole brown simpson and ronald lyle goldman. no one knows where he is. >> we thought the evidence was overwhelming. there is no doubt, this is the man who committed the crime. >> you're looking at a live picture right now. you believe that to be o.j. simpson down there below you? >> o.j. was a guy who felt like he was above race. he became the exceptional hollywood negro. he had a blonde wife. lived in brentwood. he played the role very well. >> o.j. is sitting in the passenger seat with a gun pointed at his own head. >> if the person who murdered two white people was a street thug, it wouldn't have been this big case. but it was this big icon. >> we understand o.j. is in custody. >> you don't want to believe have done this. >> how do you plead to counts one and two? >> absolutely, 100% not guilty. >> legal analysts say simpson's demeanor was orchestrated by his newly expanded legal team that now includes johnnie cochran. >> johnnie cochran was an icon to the black community because he had exposed police misconduct to african-am

simpson's testimony based on the hours of questioning from staff. the committee can release the transcript if it so chooses. but after spending a entire day answering questions and zero testimony from any other witness, calling mr. simpson to a hearing serves no investigative purpose other than to try to find out the identity of clients and sources which are protected as a matter of privileges, and in the case of sources, protected in the matters of safety. we appreciate the opportunity to review the transcript and will do so. they end of the day, that transcript is the committee's, it's not ours. okay. do you see what's about to happen here? the reason this is such a big deal is because again nothing in the dossier has been overtly disproved. and if it really is a rode map to the veg, that's a very serious rode map to somewhere for the white house. the two main claims in the dossier was russia was cultivating trump for years that could oe blaj him to do russia's bidding. the other part, it alleges overt knowing conclusion between trump and russia a

simpson manipulated the media to spare you and undermine the act? >> glenn simpson was calling a number of journalists, the story you are pitching was that he had not been murdered but he died of natural causes. that he was not a whistle-blower, he was a criminal. >> simpson is one of the three key witnesses to speak in a private with the senate judiciary committee. >> melissa: it's like a spy novel. >> it is. >> melissa: unbelievable story story. catherine herridge, we really appreciate it. >> jon: the trump administration is trying to broker peace talks between palestinians and israelis, with the jared kushner, the president's son-in-law visiting. while over there, he is running into a diplomatic snob. how the there could be an impan the legislation the white house wants passed. president trump took a shot at lawmakers on the other side of the aisle in arizona the other night. >> all of the democrats in congress, that's the only thing they do well. they do one thing well, you know what it's called? they have no ideas, they have no policies, they o

simpson manipulated the media to spea smear you, and how do you know about that. >> yes, so, glen simpson was calling a number of journalists, pitching a story. the story he was pitching was that sergei had not been murdered he died of natural causes. and sergei was not a whistle-blower, he was a criminal. reporter: former russia ambassador to washington was asked about november 2016 trump tower meeting with former national security advisor mike flynn and the president's son-in-law. >> discuss opening secret channels at kremlin with jared kushner. >> i said many things, did not discuss substance of our discussions, out of respect to our partners. reporterpartners. >> wonderful reporting thank you. david: we're coming right back with much more, stay with us. >> president trump slamming obstructtionist democrats as a danger to national security. >> they be obstruct, you are putting all of america's safety at risk. david: we take with up with the dean, ed rollin grs and secretary of state tillerson accusing russia of armying the taliban. >> russia is supplying weres to taliban, that is a vio

of course, webb simpson who has a title here. would love to get a secretary. kevin na who won in las vegas in 2011 but you heard him with amanda talk about how frustrating it's been. eight runner-up finishes, eight third-place finishes. will he be able to add a victory here at the wyndham championship? this for par and that was nicely done. 6 for webb simpson. positions himself just one back. henrik stenson will start the final round with a one-shot lead from three others, simpson, that, and schniederjans. davis love iii is just three behind at the age of 56. for all of us at cbs sports, we'll see you back here tomorrow for the final round of the wyndham championship. >> ♪ >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> if you're going to go after the rizzo statue, then are you going to go after the washington monument and the lincoln memorial, two people that were known to own slaves. are we going to take william penn off the top of city hall. >> tonight at 6 o'clock another tribute to former philadelphia mayor frank

of course, webb simpson who has a title here. would love to get a secretary. kevin na who won in las vegas in 2011 but you heard him with amanda talk about how frustrating it's been. eight runner-up finishes, eight third-place finishes. will he be able to add a victory here at the wyndham championship? this for par and that was nicely done. 6 for webb simpson. positions himself just one back. henrik stenson will start the final round with a one-shot lead from three others, simpson, that, and schniederjans. davis love iii is just three behind at the age of 56. for all of us at cbs sports, we'll see you back here tomorrow for the final round of the wyndham champiop.nshi >>> we're learning more about the three little girls, all of them under the age of 10, who were found murdered in their bed yesterday. good evening. a major break in the investigation tonight into who killed three little girls friday morning. 25-year-old antonio williams confessed to killing the children. tonight there's still questions about a motive and a growing memorial to honor those three l

the meeting was attend by an associate of glen simpson. so there are ways, all of these threats beginning to tie together. >> give me, can you give us the context for how this interview came about and why your committee felt it was crucial the talk to glen simpson, the person who oversees the firm that commissioned this document? >> good question. he prepared this dossier which implicates president trump in russia meddling in the election, and possible other wrongdoing. and he was an associate. and so he was one of the witnesses who was subpoenas to come before our committee, i know what paul manafort and donald trump jr. was also requested. as first round. i think senator grassley is taking the right approach and he is to be commended for wanting to make this testimony public because it relates to our oversight of the department of justice. the special counsel is pursuing criminal charges and we want to make sure that anything may be made public including the tens of thousands of pages of documents that have been submitted. it does not in

who is glen simpson?former wall street journal reporter who founded an investigative firm, fusion gps, which was hired by a never trump republican back in september 2015 to collect opposition research on trump. and that evolved into this now infamous dossier laying out a series of allegations about trump and russia. but simpson also worked on the other side of the putin divide for a russian oligarch arguing against the set of sanctions called the magnitsky act. the story behind the sanctions, they believe, is a fraud. the republicans on the judiciary committee wanted to talk to him about that and questioning whether there were some unregistered lobbying going on, including simpson worked with those very people who appeared at that trump tower meeting. bear with me, this gets complicated. he was working on their side of the fones th the fence on that case. the dossier undermines donald trump and russia. the democrats on the committee wanted to talk to him about what he knows about donald trump's russia con

jessica simpson's style code? if you got it, flaunt it. four looks, three days.essica's toned legs on display, along with a couple of other things. how does the mom pull it off? >> pushup bra. you think they're big now? you should have seen them some time ago. >> jessica posted her favorite look, this maxi by gucci, saying good lord, i love this dress. jessica rocked the mini skirt and crop top, but the lesson here is accessories are everything. that clutch shaped like a mouth is about $600. with this look, jessica teased new music is on the way. captioning, the record label, 11-11 is coming soon. stay tuned. want wait for that. >> a lot of pushups. got keep these things up. >> do you have any die yets? >> running around with my kids. that is a diet in and of itself. >>> ♪ it's all because of you >> 98 degrees is back. they have a new project in the works, but we wanted to know about the newest thing in nick's life, being on daddy duty again. ♪ >> congratulations on the baby. >> thank you. >> how are the two older ones adjusting? >> my daughter dotes on him and h

simpson's testimony at this point. they have got all of his information.ecause they were working with his partner christopher steele for many months the former british author, but the public doesn't have that information. who knows -- in ten hours of testimony what other allegations mr. simpson laid out and evidence to substantiate the allegations that have not been made public in the dossier. for this document to become public will have a significant influence on how the whole investigation is viewed. >> let me ask you a quick last question. when the dossier itself went public in january, the president of the united states was justifiably irate and it set off a day's long war of words between the president, the white house and the media outlets that published it and even the ones that simply mentioned its existence. it came into the news because jim comey had stayed behind in the first briefing simply to tell the president of its existence and probably what you're talking about that the fbi had it in their hands and they have investigating it -- they were

simpson he was called the juice that was his nickname anyway. you know here you're talking about monopoly but i want to talk you know this is a theme we've been.

simpson he was called the juice that was his nickname anyway. you know here you're talking about monopoly but i want to talk you know this is a theme we've been focusing on is that these monopolies and all of these and oligarchs here in america that are kind of keeping the wages down making america not so great again.

now simpson's former agent mike gilbert owns the bronco... says he bought it so it wouldn't be used in "distasteful" tours... and he's kept it pretty much hidden ever since. at one point, gilbert says he's been offered a half a million dollars for it... he says he's looking to sell it to give money to his kids. justin! i want to bowl! it's my birthday and i want to bowl! i know, sweetheart, but we have to take turns. no turns! it's my birthday! okay, okay. can we let justin bowl just once? i want to bowl now! excuse me! lane four! the pins aren't resetting on lane four! okay, well, look, i gotta reset the lane. so you tell him to cool his jets. i want to bowl now! yeah, that'll work. you need to behave, justin. i don't have to. i'm the birthday boy! you know what happens to little boys at a bowling alley who don't behave, even on their birthday? what? i don't think you want to know. behave! what can they do to me? i'm the birthday boy.

his name is glenn simpson, and mr. simpson's lawyer is claiming "the investigation into mr.an as a desperate attempt by the trump campaign and its allies to smear fusion gps because of its reported connection to the trump dossier." what did they say? chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has more on the testimony live from washington. >> the statement from simpson's lawyer did not address the key question raised by fox news after the senate committee confirmed the assistant and his legal team provided thousands worth of documents to congressional investigators. the statement from the senate judiciary committee reads in part "fusion's initial of documents consisted of headlines from publicly available news reports and more than 7500 pages of blank paper." fusion eventually provided a copy of the same unverified dossier that has been publicly available since january, and a privilege log that raises more questions than answers. last month, the senate committee issued a subpoena for some sin to testify publicly and at the same time, they found simpson at the aspen

simpson. and that's a get out of jail free card to matter what despicable act you may have got he should work with eric holder maybe get you know deferred prosecution coin deferred prosecution token sort of thing well yeah my idea was o.j. simpson should launch an i.c.a.o. called juice coin so distant to mediate murder and on the side of larceny that kind of a play on that juice going basically for those outside of america who don't know or who are too young to remember o.j. simpson he was called the juice that was his nickname anyway. you know here here you're talking about monopoly but i want to talk you know this is a theme we've been focusing on is that these monopolies and all of these and oligarchs here in america that are kind of keeping the wages down making america not so great again and how do we bust up these monopolies and anti-trust actions when we don't have a teddy roosevelt one you had said you hope that trump could be the sort of person but there's no indication that he's goin

simpson he was called the juice that was his nickname anyway. you know here you're talking about monopoly but i want to talk you know this is a theme we've been focusing on is that these monopolies and all of these and oligarchs here in america that are kind of keeping the wages down making america not so great again and how do we bust up these monopolies and anti-trust actions when we don't have a teddy roosevelt one you had said you hope that trump could be the sort of person but there's no indication that he's going to be that sort of person because of the people he's appointing and we're going to get into those headlines but on the other side the democrats are not. they don't care about the. monopolies developing because mostly it's in silicon. value right now these days and intellectual property and patents and copyright that is really where a lot of the most onerous monopolies are happening and those are big supporters of the democrats so i want to look at one tweet that i saw from a german finance guy and this is while we've been here as

simpson. and that's a get out of jail free card to matter what despicable act you may have he should work with eric holder maybe get a different prosecution coin deferred prosecution token sort of thing well yeah my idea was o.j. simpson should launch an ice you know called juice coin so distant to me to murder and on the side and larceny that kind of a play on the juice going basically for those outside of america who don't know or who are too young to remember o.j. simpson he was called the juice that was a nickname anyway. you know here you're talking about monopoly but i want to talk you know this is a theme we've been focusing on is that these monopolies and all of these and oligarchs here in america that are kind of keeping the wages down making america not so great again and how do we bust up these monopolies and anti-trust actions when we don't have a teddy roosevelt one you had said you hope that trump could be the sort of person but there's no indication that he's going to be that so

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donnie simpson joining us from magic 102.3. 40 years, i don't know if you saw the video, when you look at yourself through the year, what do you think? >> wow. >> well it's funny because most of that is this is the first time i've seen it. i never liked watching myself on tv. i would never watch. i would never watch the show. >> right. it's just there. i did it. so it's just funny. it's like, i don't know. but right now, watching the piece that you just put together, it's -- a lot of history there for me. it was kind of emotional watching for me, you know, a lot of great moments that i had through the years on video soul and of course, 40 years on the radio here on dc, 48 altogether, i did eight in detroit before coming here. >> obviously, yeah, a lot of year >> it's kind of cool >> it is cool, cool to see that. looking back in the past. what are your biggest, i guess -- what are you most proud of, i guess, accomplishment wise as you look back at your career and where you're at now? >> i guess the thing i'm most proud of is the

simpson manipulated the media to smear you? >> the story he was pitching was that magitsky wasn't murdered. >> the russian ambassador to washington was asked about a 2016 meeting with mike flynn and the president's son-in-law. >> did you discuss opening secret channels at the kremlin with jared kushner? >> many things we do not discus discuss. >> kushner told congress there were no secret back channels. >> bret: thank you. interior secretary ryan zinke under investigation by the department's inspector general after reports he tried to pressure alaska's republican senators to vote for a bill to repeal and replace obamacare. much of the focus on the no vote of republican senator lisa murkowski. immigration enforcement along the border is one of the many uses of unmanned aerial vehicles. the government stepping up the effort to test and evaluate drones. that's where jonathan serrie is. >> small drones like this are expected to play an increasing role with the department of homeland security. >> we are going to make our borders saf

simpson he was called the juice that was his nickname anyway. you know here you're talking about monopoly but i want to talk you know this is a theme we've been focusing on is that these monopolies and all of these and oligarchs here in america that are kind of keeping the wages down making america not so great again and how do we bust up these monopolies and anti-trust actions when we don't have a teddy roosevelt one you had said you hope that trump could be the sort of person but there's no indication that he's going to be that sort of person because of the people he's appointing and we're going to get into those headlines but on the other side the democrats are not. they don't care about that monopolies developing because mostly it's in silicon valley right now these days and intellectual property and patents and copyright that is really where a lot of the most onerous monopolies are happening and those are big supporters of the democrats so i want to look at one tweet that i saw from a german finance guy and this is while we've been here as

simpson was riding while l.a. police chased him in 1994, goes on sale next week on the history channel's pawn stars. the asking price for the suv, which was on display most recently at alcatraz east crime museum in tennessee, is half a million dollars. vance gathered on the hollywood walk of fame to pay tribute to country music star, glen campbell. campbell, best known for his son, rhinestone cowboy, died tuesday after a long battle with alzheimer's. experts are one about the dangers of copper mugs. the traditional vessel for the moscow mule. the metal may react with a popular cocktail ingredient and cause illness. the mug should be lined with another metal like nickel or stainless steel. that's a look at some of the headlines we're chasing today. >> a battle between the mba and the players union. whether not the player should be forced where something like an apple watch. you have a right your biometric data? i get why some sports ownersrs mine. >> welcome back to jason's. on bill. here with our panel, jeanette,

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i would say, could you be homer simpson and he was homer simpson the entire time and you had goosebumpsecause you were listening to him and looking at him. you were with homer simpson. it was the >> it's time for one more thing. greg? >> i was texting a friend of mine about dinner. people are saying, why do you wear glasses with pink eye? because i wear contacts and you can't wear contacts with pink eye. my show tomorrow night will be a great one. that's nick searcy from "justified" and "fugitive." that's mike baker. it will be a barn-burner, as they say. metaphorically, we're not going to burn an actual barn. >> no. we were talking about that there is no bench for the democrats, but there is hope. in kansas, theres a fresh face running for governor. he's 16 years old. apparently in kansas there are laws that -- that's jack ferguson and his running mate is alexander klein. they're 16 and 17 years old. they're democrats. and under the rules they are allowed to run and so the national governor's association said, a-okay. democrats ought to get behind the kids. >> good for them. get in the

simpson made famous during the slow speed chase, los angeles freeway, the bronco sold on the auctionve pawn stars rick harrison says he's going to take it for a spin this on the movement the bronco currently owned by simpson's former sport agent, he has an offer half million dollars for the vehicle but says he's holding out for more how about that? >> yes >> everything has a price these days >> look at that. >> iconic >> memories >> we'll be right back. >> square shape watermellon is growing in popularly at this. also very popular. in japan >> yes >> speaking of watermelons hour, this scene? sixth street in center city yesterday, oh, no. this happened after pick-up truck caring watermelons tossed it load. only one late going by six street near race. traffic was, again, jammed in the area. melons, though, some good news here, silver lining, did provide little snack for the horses. fire department also helped clean up >> a door job out west, joe, mixing height and surfing >> yes >> some of the world's best kite boarders competed in san fro sisco. kite surround every balls, tall wins, e

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glenn simpson spent ten hours there.also brought up something else interesting, and this has been leaked. was it a big republican donor who paid for the dossier? i would suggest people read what chuck ross has been doing on the story. there's going to be more coming out. ten hours is a lot to cover. democrats and republicans were present, and those clients, well, if they subpoena and start bringing this into part of the prosecution, than those clients have to be revealed. >> eboni: he obviously necessarily will have to but subpoena power is strong. that can compel up to the penalty of contempt and certainly no one is going to risk that. at some point, those names very well will come out. >> brian: he wants the transcripts released. he said the senate committee has my testimony. he would like to see it release released. >> kat: i would assume a subpoena would be what it would take. of course they are not going to release those names. no one's going to release -- >> david: it's not lawyer-client privilege. >> kat: i am say

emma simpson, bbc news.r website we have a full list of the withdrawn products containing those contaminated eggs. look at that if you need to. a lot more coming up at two o'clock with mike embley. i am on twitter. now it is time for the sports news with hello. this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: wayde van niekerk misses out on the double as turkey's ramil guliyev takes victory over 200m. denmark's thorbjorn 0lesen is the joint clubhouse leader on four under after the opening round of the us pga championship. and roger federer is through to the quarter finals of the montreal masters as the build up to the us open continues. hello, and welcome to the programme. we start with news from day seven at the world athletics championships in london. it was an evening when south africa's wayde van niekerk was looking to add the 200m title to the 400m he had already won. although, he came up just short, as colm harrison reports. botswa na's makwala was botswana's makwala wa

simpson of stonewalling for giving the committee thousands of blank pages to answer to subpoena., a senior fellow with the london center for policy. it's looking like this whole thing was a russian setup. >> i think it was in some aspects. it's no mystery about hot so-called republican customer was who first started gps down this path and it was taken over by the democrats at some point. david: but what senator grassley is trying to find out, he subpoenaed elements of what fusion gps had. what he's trying to find out is whether or not the russians supplied fusion gps with this information rather than mr. steel the retired british agent. >> this is one of those points. apparently mr. steel is well respected. why would someone who is well respected put their entire career and reputation on the line by accepting something from a third party in this case, the russians. two other things on this. to me everything so far seems to have been completely false. there is no evidence any of the information in the dossier was real. and john mccain has now been indicated, he gave this informati

simpson as well.nd there is a fine line that has to be balanced which is between interfering with an investigation of the special counsel and the public right to know. and, of course, as a member of the public, i want to know and i would like to know soon enough that it can be public before the 2018 elections. i think that's very important. i think they need to cooperate with mr. mueller so that they don't do anything, for example, you don't want them releasing information that is not already public and that could give a clue to someone else who's being investigated that might change how they answer questions. so you want to be careful of that and work with the special prosecutor. >> yeah, in criminal process, they frequently sequester witnesses so one witness can't know what another witness has said even during trials so that it won't enable them to adjust their testimony. that could be at work here. jill wine-banks, thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>>

>> i don't know why i wouldn't. >> senator grassley also said simpson and his attorney would have toeive a copy of the transcript to look over before it was made public. an attorney for simpson said the transcript reveals all of the testimony based on the hours of staff. he said we appreciate the opportunity to review the transcript. joining us, democratic senator richard blumenthal of connecticut. senator, will these transcripts be made public? >> i believe they will be. i certainly will vote for them to be made public. glen simpson should testify in the committee in the open, under oath, and so should the others as well, donald trump jr. and the person -- anyone involved in that meeting in early june that involved apparently jared kushner and others. >> remind us why glen simpson is significant to the investigation here. >> because he compiled a dossier that implicated donald trump in the russian meddling and other potential wrong doing but also he is apparently a close associate of those who attended, includi includi including paul manafort. we want to make sure whether it's the r

simpson runs the research firm fusion gps.hired a former british spy to produce the documents about now president trump ahead of the presidential election. the president denies the report's accusations and says they were made up as an attack on his campaign. our chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live with more. catherine? >> the committee is not commenting that the session moved ahead today. meantime, a committee spokesman did confirm that glen simpson and the firm provided documents to congressional investigators but most are worthless or irrelevant. the statement reads that fusion's documents consisted of headlines from public news reports and more than 175 pages of blank paper. fusion provided the dossier that has been publicly available since january. a privileged log that raises more questions than it answers. last month simpson, who is seen here at the security forum, received a congressional subpoena to testify and eventually agreed to a nonpublic session with a transcript. late july, the republican