simpson for the deaths of nicole brown simpson and ronald lyle goldman.ately 3:00 p.m., 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 that this kind of person would 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

simpson back in the news. the details about his latest legal battle. >>> and later, stood up, the blame game after a global leader who happens to be a woman was left without a seat at the table during a high-stakes summit. >>> good friday morning, everyone. i'm trevor ault. >> and i'm faith abubey. mona and kenneth are off. we begin with new details overnight about the two latest mass shootings in this country. >> we're learning more about the 27-year-old man accused of shooting up his office in texas and the former nfl player accused of killing five people including a doctor and his two grandchildren in south carolina. >> all of this playing out amid new reaction to president biden's executive actions on gun control. biden calling gun violence in the u.s. an international embarrassment. this morning, another mass shooting in america. police say an employee at this cabinet company in bryant, texas, shot and killed at least one person, wounding five others. >> he didn't say nothing. i asked already my co-worker

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simpson was acquitted basis what appeared to be overwhelming evidence for those of us with a little bit of a shorter regulation, george zimmerman was acquitted in connection with the killing of trey von martin so it is by no means a slamdunk and we live in a system, i'm a criminal defense lawyer. but we do live in a system where the jury is instructed that a fair amount of deference is to be given to police officers who are involved with the process of making an arrest or doing their job. so it is by no means a slamdunk. the fact that there are 28 witnesses for the prosecution as compared to seven for the defense is not a factor. >> a lot of people look at the video it was so painful to watch. they would say that is a slamdunk but legally you have to show intent, right that he intended to hurt or kill george floyd. defense is the prosecution didn't do that do you think they didn't do that? >> the video is overwhelming as a human being and the jurors are all human beings the video is very compelling. without at the prosecution case would be incredibly weekend, this video is going to haun

unlike chauvin, simpson became a spectacle. big on personalities but little in common with how trials are conducted all across the country every day. back then, the judge lance ito and the lawyers became as much the focus as the underlying facts. johnny crock ran and others compromised the simpson dream team. we even met our first kardashian. a lawyer and friend of o.j. the shoes and isotoner gloves and who can forget furman, lang? marcia clark got a new hair style, it was big news! the empitome of simpson, the house get kcado. while covering the case and writing letters from los angeles for his vanity fair column. and then when each trial day ended, many of us tuned into "larry king live" for the recap. he always had the central players as guests. but as for the administration of justice? it was a fiasco. in the end, o.j. walked even though we all knew he did it! and cameras were often blamed as the culprit. i never bought into that. the cameras weren't to blame. and the proof is in minnesota. the chauvin trial was the first i

is cancel culture coming for the simpsons?dy steps into "watters' world." >> it does not work. julie. today i am truly an american citizen. jesse: the simpsons who ran the quickie mart. he quit after a documentary blasted the stereotype. now he's joining the hollywood apology tour. >> i apologize for my part in creating that and participating that. i feel like i need to go to every single indian person in this country and personally apologize. jesse: he's apologizing for portraying a cartoon indian on a show written by liberals. the creators of simpson, he's a liberal guy, they secured conservatives for decades. they have an irish custodian, a sleazy political guy. a rich and evil corporate overlorpd and mr. burns. is hollywood not allowed to portray anyone who is different any more *. >> i had this conversation last night. a friends of mine said acting may be dead. i think we should definitely -- we have to grow and have much more inclusion within our business. obviously and all stories need to be told. but he's an amazing ac

simpson verdict was and the reaction, the relief of people. okay, again. so don't fault me for this. i know it's two different cases. i'm talking about the reaction here. and so i think people knew how rare it was because of the celebrating. because they said justice was finally served. and they knew how rare it was because look, now, chris, you and i are sitting here talking. we've been talking for six, seven minutes. we haven't said unrest. we haven't said protest. we haven't said riot, we haven't said loot, we haven't said fire, haven't said let's go to breaking news to our reporter on the scene. i think people know how rare it is, and they're holding their breaths. their collective breaths. we all are to see what happens next. because as i told you in the opening of my show, the closing of your show earlier, that this is -- that it's tough because we know there is going to be another time, right? something, a police shooting is going to happen again. and we're going to have to analyze it. and the nation is going to have to go through it. we'll see what

the creators of simpson, he's a liberal guy, they secured conservatives for decades.litical guy. a rich and evil corporate overlorpd and mr. burns. is hollywood not allowed to portray anyone who is different any more *. >> i had this conversation last night. a friends of mine said acting may be dead. i think we should definitely -- we have to grow and have much more inclusion within our business. obviously and all stories need to be told. but he's an amazing actor. 30 years. i don't know why he quit. but he had to quit because he feels it's insensitive. it's just a car toonl character. but this is happening a lot. jesse: it's happening everywhere. if they get rid of acting, then your screwed because that's what you do for a living. in this case it's a cartoon. so it's even less real. i want to play some sound from bill maher last week who once in a while just nails it in my opinion. saying movies hollywood is putting out these days make you want to crawl up into a little ball and cry. >> academy nominations used to say look what good movies we make. now it's about suf

simpson is convicted?uld america think, instead of holding that trial in brentwood where he lived and where the crime occurred and where a large percentage of highly educated jurors would have been there, that they instead moved it to los angeles? which is what they did do to get a different set of jurors. these type of things are examples of what happens when you draw this contrast. we had derek chauvin targeted by the state. that's not due process. even the due process that someone like o.j. simpson who brutally killed two people was entitled to. why isn't derek chauvin? >> tucker: it's making people radical. i appreciate you coming on. cortes is getting to the end of a sophomore year at american university and has theorys of everything. mark stein joins us after the break. you know it's silly six-foot five, three hundred pounds i ride motorcycles on the weekends. so the thought of getting a hearing aid, i was.. i was scared. with lively, did a hearing test on the computer, when they sent them in the mai

aguilar volcó todo su talento en los simpsons para darle vida a homero, bart, lisa y el resto de los gutiérrez que llegó a la competencia ese mismo día los puso en la final de los caballeros. se enfrentó contra jeyvier, y el boricua

well, the first thing is that for those of you know, that know l simpson he is just a very principled committed and passionate man who has a great depth of understanding. he is a republican. he's a longstanding republican and he has a very close friendship with normanetta, but ironically they actually met his boy scouts in the camp. norm was a kid. he was in the campus a prisoner and al was a boy scout and cody, wyoming and his troop actually came into the camp and they had a jamboree together and norman now have stayed in touch ever since and al's just another guy where he i've called norm. he picked picks a phone same thing with l simpson and they're both so committed to our efforts, but they're all so symbolic in that they have taught this nation the importance of working together and cross the aisle, which is one of the hugest things right now for our country. we need bipartisan cooperation. so we're in the process now a building the minetta simpson institute at our museum where we will replicate and honor these two men, but also use them as a teaching tool on how government pract

jack clese took to twitter to the simpsons. he said "not wishing to be left behind by hank, i would like to apologize for all the many sketches we did making fun of white english people." you know it's sarcastic because he apologizes to white people. he's always been an outspoken critic of critical correctness. monty python was shocking in its time. they would be cancel worthy by today's woke losers. we live in a world where john has more fake apologies than andrew cuomo has real ones. any monty python fans here? where is the old people? >> yes. >> greg: so monty python was super shocking. but their targets were religion, banks. >> people that thought too much of themselves. snooty people. people with too much money. equal opportunity offenders. >> greg: fantastic. if they were around now, what would their targets be? >> everyone. people like hank. hank is like i'm not going to do the voice of a poo anymore. he can give up the paycheck. he gets paid per character. he has 25 other paychecks coming. and in the story, what is he a

simpson is convicted.uld america think that instead of holding that trial in brentwood where he lived and where the crime occurred and where a large percentage of highly educated jurors would have been there, that they instead moved it to los angeles which is what they did do. so that they could get a different set of jurors. these types of things are examples of what happens when you draw this contrast. we had derek chauvin targeted, targeted the state and that's not due process. even the due process that someone like o.j. simpson who brutally killed it to people entitled to. why isn't derek chauvin? >> tucker: this is making people radical as we often say and that's bad. pierce cooper, thank you for coming on. she's got her theory of everything fully explained. we want to hear that. mark steyn is with us after the break. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: a couple >> tucker: a couple of weeks ago, internationally renowned cognitive athlete kirsten gillibrand, also u.s. senator, announced that everything is infrastruc

jack clese took to twitter to the simpsons. he said "not wishing to be left behind by hank, i would like to apologize for all the many sketches we did making fun of white english people." you know it's sarcastic because he apologizes to white people. he's always been an outspoken critic of critical correctness. monty python was shocking in its time. they would be cancel worthy by today's woke losers. we live in a world where john has more fake apologies than andrew cuomo has real ones. any monty python fans here? where is the old people? >> yes. >> greg: so monty python was super shocking. but their targets were religion, banks. >> people that thought too much of themselves. snooty people. people with too much money. equal opportunity offenders. >> greg: fantastic. if they were around now, what would their targets be? >> everyone. people like hank. hank is like i'm not going to do the voice of a poo anymore. he can give up the paycheck. he gets paid per character. he has 25 other paychecks coming. and in the story, what is he a

you know him from "brockmire," "ray donovan," and of course "the simpsons," hank azaria will be here.six-time grammy-winning singer and songwriter and now a "new york times" number one best-seller. brandi carlile will be here. she is a correspondent on "the daily show" and one of the stars of "the great north" on fox, dulce sone -- sloan, excuse me, will be here in studio but before we get to all of that, former house speaker john boehner is currently on a press tour promoting his new memoir, "on the house," which details among other things his many regrets from his time in office and yesterday we learned that trump's attorney general bill barr is getting a book deal too which brings us to a segment we call, "hey! ♪ >> seth: hey, i don't need a book from every single public official who retires i mean, how many dads do you think i have he gets one hardcover book every christmas, and that's it and unless you commanded a submarine during world war ii, he ain't interested. save your books. i mean, most of you weren't great at the job all these books should have the same title, "how i ble

simpson. please to welcome madam lee. >> i want to thank you and ranking member choice for this hearing. it is a honor to be with my colleague, former colleague, as the secretary of the interior, great to see you again, thank you and miss taylor for being here today. as you, know over 80% of my home state of nevada is on federal lands. this is the highest proportion in the nation. of the land, the vast majority of it is -- the budget request submitted today mentions rebuilding the capacity in the department of the interior is a priority but more specifically the prior administration's move to move the blm headquarters from washington d.c. to grand junction resulted in the loss of 287 out of 328 headquarter employees. that's a 87% loss of staff. significant loss of institutional memory and experience for the bureau. secretary haaland, are you able to provide an update on the current number of agencies both at the blm headquarters and at field offices around the country? >> thank you very much c

simpson.leased to recognize representative lee for her five minutes for questions. >> thank you, madam chair. i want to thank you and the ranking member joyce for this hearing. it's an honor to be with my colleague, former colleague, deb haaland, as the secretary of the interior. it's great to see you again, and thank you and ms. taylor for being here today. as you know, over 80% of my home state of nevada is federal land. this is the highest proportion in the nation. and of that land, the vast majority of it is managed by the bureau of land management. and the budget request submitted today mentions rebuilding the core functions and the capacity at thez)k■ department of interis the top priority. but more specifically, the prior administration's move to move the blm headquarters from washington, d.c. to grand junction resulted in the loss of 287 out of 328 headquarter employees. that's an 87% loss of staff, significant loss of institutional memory and experience for the bureau. secretary haala

you sit down with jessica simpson. >> i do.says she actually doesn't mind being called ditsy. by the way she runs a billion dollar business. and we'll visit with her our new favorite star on the hollywood walk of fame is kathie lee, getting her due long overdue, i think, but we're so excited for her. we're going to chat with kathie lee in just a moment >> we've always known she's a star just ahead on the third star, couple other stories talking about their new animated adventure. then coming up tomorrow on "today," thomas rhett will drop his latest album he will be with us live on that day, and then he's going to treat us to a performance that will make for a great friday morning. >> wait, that's tomorrow >> yes. >> i'm not here tomorrow i am so boomed. >> shoot, you have a shoot >> let's get a check of the weather. >> but you will be able to check it on "today" all day. >> stop trolling me. >> yeah, right after you watch the royal wedding, today all day. >> exactly, and then the draft >> let's check your weather. see what we g

john simpson, bbc news.d be a major breakthrough against the disease. malaria kills at least 400,000 people a year, most of those children across sub—saharan africa. but despite many vaccines being trialled over the years, this is actually the first to meet the required target. the bbc�*s rhoda 0dhiambo reports. the news out of this lab could save thousands of lives. for the past year, researchers at this institute outside of 0uagadougou have been testing r2i, a potential vaccine against malaria. it is amazing, because in this world, we have never seen a malaria vaccine that is so high—level. so, for me, i think this is really the success story of my life. burkina faso was chosen for the study because of the high number of malaria cases, especially among children. other african countries face similar challenges. there is a lot of investment in malaria control in africa, in burkina faso, everywhere, but so far, cases are still high. and, of course, with the vaccine, that can reduce these cases by 70%. of cour

that was butch simpson. and myself and pasco bought pasco who's alive and a real good friend of mine my god, he was as crazy as i was. and you had to be crazy to fly a loach you had to be flying a loach was a lot like being point infantry men, so it's so for the infantry guys watching this we were right out there. we were the first one to get shot. we would they were gonna find find us when we found them. so bob pasco and our job was to check these two guys out flying scouts. i know i'm long-winded right anyway. and we came back to the score to the to the to the commanders that these guys are not ready. and they're going to get killed. we just flat out told them. and newman said no you we're going to use them. anyway, i said you don't get it. we're going to get killed. they're going to get killed now butch simpson was the nicest guy you'll ever meet. he had no business being at a low she needed to be in area of act he needed to be met back. he didn't have no business putting a helicopter anywhere near anybod

oj simpson. >> and a hotel and casino in vegas have settled a defamation lawsuit. but simpson filed his attorney confirms an agreement was reached with the cosmopolitan of las vegas. simpson sued, the resort owner alleging that employees there defamed him by telling tmz that he'd been bad for being drunk and disruptive terms of the settlement were not released. a court document dismissing the case said only that both sides agreed to pay their own legal costs. >> and that wraps up kron 4 news at 9. thank you for being with us this friday night. but keep it here, vicki. and i'll be back at the top of the hour talking about 3 bay area. man accused of destroying evidence connected to a pair of ambush attacks last year that left 2 officers dead. the alleged connections. they also have to far right extremist groups. plus, vaccine eligibility is expanding in the bay area. but the vaccine supply it's about to decrease. >> which doses the shortage will affect those stories and a lot more coming up on kron 4 news at 10. >> when prime time from the bay area's local news stati

simpson. that was only a four-hour decision. i remember as a little girl, my mom pulling up to the side of the road is that verdict was read. this is not the end of something. this is the beginning, isn't it? at least a jury calling for change. david: the question is -- where does that change come from? various states are taking a look at changing their statutes regulating police. we have a federal statute that has been proposed in congress called the george floyd justice in policing act. will this add interest to have more federalization of what has been a state and local issue about how you control the police? i don't have the answer to that, but i know a lot of countries will be looking to the president now to see where you lead us now. a lot of communities are feeling like they need their police. the president avoided the defund the police movement. he's got to really strike the right balance between making sure this doesn't happen again and at the same time, making sure that our police can do their job. emily: again, we are

simpson trial many years ago simpson had to take the stand lawyers don't like to put their defendants on the stand because there are so many unpredictable things that can happen in cross-examination but there are a number of legal experts who think this case has been so damning so far that derek chauvin himself is going to have to take the stand and explain what happened on may 25th ok we'll be keeping a very keen eye on that see if that does indeed happen we'll let you get back to the trial for nice john 100 in minneapolis thank you. still ahead so now it's just a rumor an appeal to ends the call small serving in myanmar the u.n. wants the military crackdown could escalate into civil conflicts anger over japan's decision to junk featured radioactive water from the fukushima nuclear plant south korea summons the japanese ambassador. it's time for the perfect gentleman who went sponsored plan qatar airways. ok the rain is going from japan that the sun has come out or will come out and you got temperatures rising above 20 degrees so the saw will continues raging tones certainly on the w

simpson not guilty of murder for show haven't and for residents of minneapolis and cities across the u.s. that wait will be filled with anxiety and fear for what comes next and we'll speak to john his joining us from minneapolis as you're saying john it's a waiting game now but what is the atmosphere like there where you are. well during its tense minneapolis has learned the hard way how to do security after the riots and protests that followed the death of george floyd on may 25th and if you can see behind me that is the courthouse there there are 2 lines of fencing normally that's a road that goes under the courthouse that has been closed off there are national guard troops there and the national guard are traveling around with police not just here but in nearby brooklyn center where john terry wright was recently killed by a police officer in a confrontation there that has set off protests there and we are likely to see them here as well schools are open today but they have closed from wednesday through friday that tells you a little bit about what this city thinks is going to hap

john simpson, bbc news. let�*s take a look at some of today�*s other news.ad her tunisian attacker, after he stabbed her in the throat at the entrance of a police station. rescue teams in indonesia believe they have only a few hours left to find 53 sailors on board a missing submarine. the sub disappeared on wednesday during exercises off bali and its supply of oxygen is close to running out. researchers in britain say early trials of a new malaria vaccine suggest it�*s 77% effective at stopping infection. the jab could be a major breakthrough against the illness, which kills more than 400,000 people a year. elections take place in england, scotland and wales, in just under two weeks�* time. in wales, all 60 seats in the senedd are up for grabs. the pandemic has seen devolved administrations often take quite different approaches to tackling covid and its consequences. 0ur wales correspondent hywel griffith reports from rhondda, an area badly hit by the virus. high above the valley, handwritten reminders of lives lost to the pandemic. the rhondda has suffered

emma simpson, bbc news, nottingham. let's get more on today's changes in wales.or us. relief for many that things are finally beginning to get back to normal. , . . , finally beginning to get back to normal. , . ., , ., , , finally beginning to get back to normal. , . . , ., , , ., normal. yes, certainly a sense that --eole normal. yes, certainly a sense that peeple are — normal. yes, certainly a sense that peeple are able. — normal. yes, certainly a sense that people are able, finally, _ normal. yes, certainly a sense that people are able, finally, to - normal. yes, certainly a sense that people are able, finally, to get - people are able, finally, to get back to business. certainly for the shops which in wales have been closed for 16 weeks. remember here they closed before christmas day. but wales as a whole is reopening. cross—border travel restrictions ending today, meaning people can see friends and family from much further afield. and the tourism industry, hugely important to the welsh economy, can now start taking bookings for the rest of spring and into s

that was about what we wanted to see ascribed to a black man, with oj simpson. it was about celebrity. it was about lawyering. there was a lot of drama. it was about mixed-race relationships, and what had been done to oj. it was all these different atmospherics. >> it was race, like this. >> yes. but this is about what can be done to a person of color. this is about systemic inequality, in one of the most egregious and documented cases we've ever seen. remember, the big difference between oj and this. if there was video of what happened to the two people who died in the oj situation, that trial would have either never happened or would have been very short. >> you know that's not what i am talking -- i mean, the interest -- by the way, though, that's what johnny cochran made it about. >> yes, which was genius. the interest, there, was much greater. >> yeah. >> than here. it's not even close. i saw, the other night, it was reported that this has been watched a lot, in the modern era. we haven't had any trials. >> and people don't watch television, like they did t

here's our business correspondent emma simpson.hich we closed. mandy reynolds managed this arcadia store for 13 years in stoke—on—trent. it shut, like all the rest, and aged 51, she's now looking for work. there are a lot ofjobs out there, but i'm really struggling to find one. and i think part of that is i feel that the experience that we have and the knowledge that i've gained and the capabilities and skills that i have can be transitioned across to a different role, in a different environment, but it's trying to convince other industries and individuals on a piece of paper, that that's actually the case, because you aren't actually getting a foot through the door. are you starting to feel the pressure a bit? occasionally i do, i'm not going to lie. it has been tough, it is much tougher than i thought it would be. most of us know by now that it's younger workers who've been the hardest hit during this crisis, but older workers, classed as the over—505, have also been badly affected. for instance, they've seen a fall in employment

. >> can you compare the interests of this verdict to oj simpson? >> can you? would i? no. >> go on. >> why? that was about what we wanted to see described to a black man. it was about a lot of drama and mixed race relationships and what had been done to oj. >> it was race like this. >> yes. but this is about what can be done to a person of color. >> this is about systematic inequality in one of the most egregious and documented case we have seen. >> there is videos of what happened to the two people who died. >> you know that's not what i am talking about. the interests and by the way, that's what cochran made it about. >> which was genius. >> the interests there was much greater than here. it is not even close. i saw the other night it was reported this has been watched a lot in the modern era. we have not had any trials. >> people don't watch television like they did then. >> there was not the internet and no cell phones. people sat around and remember shows were created around oj simpson that went on for months. >> oj was everybody's favorite. he was a star. george

simpson. case we have six whites, four blacks, two multi racials on this panel and a mix of men and women. a mix that pretty well matches the makeup of the city of minneapolis and surrounding areas. the makeup of the jury is not one to which either side can really point and say that gave me a disadvantage. >> well, you know, you started off the program talking about appellate issues and regarding the jury and the influence placed on the jury and the reason why i don't think the maxine waters part would be an appealable issue, if there's a conviction, is because the judge never asked any of the jurors if they heard those comments and would have affected them however, to your other point, the jurors were asked in jury selection if they had heard about the $27 million awarded. many of them, i don't know the exact count who are on the jury did know about it and that could be an issue that you could raise had some sort of effect on their decision-making process because in a way it's the government

basically all symptoms that ultimately stop kids from being kids full of energy and life francis simpson is a lecturer in psychology and counseling at coventry university in scarborough she also co-founded the complain long covert kits and she joins us now good to have you with us you and your children had 1000 last year when did you know it was cold 19 given the testing was still scarce. that's really a question we became ill at the beginning of march and at the time of this you know the narrative was very simple about you know. there was either. you know a flu like thing with a cough and a temperature or. you know if you can pull all that you would under you know in hospital being bites later so when we got there you know i got ill with a range of symptoms that were bit like a cold my door so i have different symptoms my son hunter was again initially you know i didn't really go into together. and it was only when i lost a fence untaken at the time that was an unknown. but when i looked at. the time of the pandemic it was the most. the most searched for term in google and i thought ok

simpson was acquitted in four hours. george zimmerman was also acquitted in 16 hours, also relatively quickly. we should note the big differences obviously in those cases, beyond the racial dynamics being very different in aural of them, the murders of trayvon martin and the murders of all the other individuals that we've been talking about in the last year generally speaking with the only exception being that i can think of eric garner, none of them were on tape. this was filmed, all nine and a half minutes of former officer chauvin's knee on george floyd's neck. this was filmed. we all saw it. >> yeah. >> we all saw it, but if you had been watching -- i had been glued to the coverage, and if you've been watching it, the defense has been trying to make us is not believe what we have seen with our own eyes and what we heard at least 27 times of george floyd saying i can't breathe, if not more, so they are trying to convince us that, you know, that reality is not reality. jake, as you know, sadly, after the last five year

emma simpson, bbc news, nottingham.can reopen but not gyms nor outdoor hospitality. 0ur wales correspondent hywell griffith is in cardiff now. we had a glimpse of year earlier, so more freedom but some restrictions remaining. eco it is worth remembering wales was the first of the uk nations to shut out the shops before christmas.— before christmas. after a 16 week wait the city _ before christmas. after a 16 week wait the city centre _ before christmas. after a 16 week wait the city centre was _ before christmas. after a 16 week wait the city centre was today - wait the city centre was today pretty busy. not at the bars and restaurants near the castle. it will be two weeks before outdoor hospitality resumes here. it is worth noting that different parts of the uk are doing this at a different pace. some of us had a haircut four weeks ago but still unable to have a drink. anyone desperate for a pint can travel across the border into an english pub, with travel restrictions being lifted today, probably more significantly i

that was about what we wanted to see ascribed to a black man, with oj simpson.celebrity. it was about lawyering. there was a lot of drama. it was about mixed-race relationships, and what had been done to oj. it was all these different atmospherics. >> it was race, like this. >> yes. but this is about what can be done to a person of color.

simpson tomashow knee shows us how he's now using it to help others.t advances in portable gaming technology involved miniature rising components. >> local software engineer. michael pick wanted to go big this thing is massive measuring 7530 inches and weighs 65 pounds has a 4 k display and it's 650 times bigger than a factor in tennis, which i just look at it as challenge to try to keep improving. >> i'm building fans and internet users have also use these handheld devices to view the video at least 200,000 times on youtube in just over a week. but to pick. >> that's not the main point of this. he decided to donate his creation to vanderbilt's monroe carroll junior in nashville. i thought children's hospital get a kick out of that because they actually use it every day. >> you might get interact with that. the people that i was showing live pictures to look for freaking out about it. so i thought that bus place for it and up if you're worried about difficulty of kids actually playing it. he does show the video that players can connect to wireless prob

. >> we don't care about your immigration status read you can say your name is homer simpson and you will get a vaccine. we just need people to come and get the vaccine. >> reporter: roots will vaccinate everyone but focuses on the black communication community. >> they have been working all nigh and weekds. and they are trying to get th th county is expected to receive 100,000 doses from the feds next week . in addition to its state supply. >> it will be at places where people shop and also working with employers as well to ensure we can meet everyone's needs. >> if we don't get everyone vaccinated, this little bug will be able to mutate. >> reporter: but hesitancy is a concern. and she hopes it won't stop us from reaching herd immunity. >> last wednesday we were there and i had 1000 vaccines and i came back to the office with 600 vaccines because not hetoow get in repter: d the is some 63% of our eligible off population has received at least their first dose. so we are creeping toward clara >>> tonight, for bay area counties tell kpix 5 that they will start using the johnson & john

simpson, please. i guess he knows a lot about the justice system since he's a double killer. >> martha: yeah. lived to tell about it and be back on twitter and making judgments on this case and on -- >> and making us listen to him. >> martha: exactly. so we'll move on from that. the judge indicated that -- by the way, you made a great point about the president weighing in on this. saying what kind of verdict he expects. we know that he spoke to the floyd family. that will come into play here. we'll talk about that in the next segment. the judge has indicated that he's going to hold the verdict for an appropriate time. if it comes out thursday night at 8:00 p.m., he will wait until the morning to actually release answer announce this verdict. your thoughts on that. >> that may be wise to avoid protests worse than we expect them to be. on the other hand, that may be what he's saying. that may not be what he actually does. so we'll see what happens. he's not going to declare a mistrial. he's going to wai

but remember, oj simpson trial. i can't when you're coming out to me, i was thinking about this gave it to oj simpson trial. they went for months with that. they came back within an hour. just don't when it comes to court case is all right. thank you very much. we'll and that's why businesses are preparing now for what may come time now is 5.23 and we'll keep following up for you. plus, a deputy is injured. >> in a fatal police shooting in the east bay. we're going to tell you what led up to that confrontation. >> 5.26 in the east bay. one man is dead and a deputy is injured in a police shooting that happened early saturday morning in hayward. it was right here on second street near campus drive in the fairview district that this confrontation happened. alameda county sheriff's deputies were responding to. >> multiple 911. calls. people are saying somebody was knocking on their doors in the neighborhood and threatening them. >> we got called hear about 03:40am for report of an individual that had a gun that individu

simpson, scott peterson, michael jackson, timothy mcveigh, a quick verdict except in o.j. simpson is very bad news for the defendant and i think that a lot of defense attorneys that we've talked to over the last several days and weeks would concur with the fact that this does not appear to bode well for derek chauvin who by the way is 44 years old and if convicted on all of these things, unless the sentences run concurrent, it's one after the other, then you're talking about the fact that he could walk out in eight, nine, ten years. >> neil: amazing, i had forgotten about his willingness to go ahead and plead to the third-degree murder charge back in the beginning of all of this. thank you very much, mercedes is on the phone right now, what do you read into this, the quick nature of this, all of the other things you've been hearing, the verdict that we are supposed to hear any minute now. >> most defense attorneys will tell you that if you've got a quick turnaround when the jury is deliberating it is not good news for the defense. so a lot, you can see that from a lot of d

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i'm joined by yvette simpson, chris christie, former republican governor of new jersey, rahm emanuel,n unveiled the biggest expansion of government programs in more than 50 years. will he be able to get any of it done? >> he's already gotten a large piece of it done. look at the child tax credit and that investment, which is significant. he's also hit upon something on education that republican governors, democratic mayors, adding four years to a child's education. we live in a period of time where you earn what you learn. there's effort by republican governors and republican congressmen for that type of free education and expanding, making sure everybody has a chance to compete for the american dream. i do think what's going to happen in this area, you're going to get a traditional infrastructure bill that will get bipartisan support. they're going to use revenues from the tax gap and tax cheats that don't pay their fair share. he'll go through another process of getting corporate taxes up, et cetera, producing revenue for the other pieces of the agenda. when we look back a year from