. >> we went there, we talked about the series, the glove, his relationship with marcia everything. everything. >> don't leave mehanging. did he have a relationship wi marcia clark or not? >> i asked, he objected. >> let's just start with the first and the very obvious. have you been watching t miniseries and what do you think? >> i haven't watched the miniseries at all. >> not at all. >> not a minute. >> have you looked at a clip or are you resolute? this is the n-word scene. it will force the black jurors to make achoice, whose side are you on, the man or brother's? >> what do you think about that scene? >> i think denzel should are playe >> will smith, why not? >> will smith, he's a good acto still. >> the former oj prosecutor is played by sterl k. brown, the darden's dead series about the topic of compensati hasn't received a cent from the hugely successful series the people versus oj simpson. >> the producers of that show haven't reached out to me, i feel like they should have compensated me, because obviously they're taking things from my outside of the courtroom and they're al

lee bailey ive if you don't him to try on the glove, i will? >> if you don't get him to try on the glove, i will. -p>> you don't remember that happening? >> si don't remember that happening? >> and the inference that there was a romance with marcia clark, what happened with marcia, was there a relationship? >> what does that mean, a relationship? . & >> that's a good question, what does that mean? >> that's what i'm trying to find out. >> would you say that you guys dated? >> as you can tell, chris is the master of evasion, but i was a bit of a dog too. you will hear the rest of that conversation and why even his wife grilled him about marcia. >> you willlnot be denied. >>> there is legal trouble for sir elton john who's accused of crossing the sexual line with his own former bodyguard. jeffrey wenninger who's sighing elton for sexual harassment and b you can see him here guard on elton two years ago described in detail two incidents in march and april of 20 alleging that while riding in a car, elton did some unwelcome and offensive touching an

there's some indication of what the gloves mean, there's analysis in the belgium and french media. the suggestion is that they could wear the gloves to hide detonators hidden in the gloves, what is key to note is the figure that the authorities are looking for in the hat doesn't appear to be wearing one of those gloves, it is widely believed that the two men at the left of the picture wearing black are responsible for carrying out the suicide attacks, there's only been confirmation of one, although it is regarded as being probable that a second suicide attack took place. the key question is about the individual in the white. the man in the hat who authorities are keen to locating. the information, as it reaches the authorities, as they continue their investigation here, may give them some new leads, may open new doors. in the wake of these attacks in the belgium capital, new clues are being uncovered pretty much every moment as this investigation continues. these are crucial hours. >> neve barber live in brussels >>> gets take you from the airport to the site of the second attack.

near the bodies was a bloody left-handed glove and a blue knit cap. and inside the walls of simpson's rockingham estate detective mark fuhrman was went behind kato kaelin's bungalow and discovered a moist, bloody glove, similar to the one at the crime scene. it looks like the same type. >> reporter: and it was a right-handed glove? >> yeah. the same everything. >> reporter: detectives also found a trail of blood drops on simpson's driveway leading from the white ford bronco parked on the street. lange braced himself for what was to come. >> this is very sensitive now. it's a celebrity case. at midnight last night, a passerby observed the body, a female white body and a male white body. >> reporter: by now the news media had the first sketchy reports. deputy district attorney marcia trials unit. she was consulted about getting a search warrant for rockingham by tom lange's partner, detective phil vannatter who already considered simpson a suspect. >> he goes, "you know who it is? "o.j. simpson." who's that? oh, wait. oh yeah, "naked gun." hertz commerci

simpson step forward and try on the glove recovered at bundy as well as the glove recovered at rockingham. >> that's people's 77. >> that was not my call. evidence gloves. i never did. >> whose call was that? >> that was chris's call. >> reporter: chris was co-prosecutor christopher darden. >> i was miserable from the moment that chris said, "no, i'm doing this." and i never expected anything good to come of it. >> the only thing i could assume at that time was, it's not the right gloves. because they didn't fit. >> it was a stunning time, one that will go down in the annals of history, i suggest. >> as one of the dumbest moves ever by any prosecutor. >> ever. you never try a demonstration if you're not sure what's gonna happen. >> the gloves at rockingham and bundy don't fit! do you understand that? don't fit! and they can never make them fit! bye! >> reporter: and the prosecution knew it too, just a little too late, as chris darden told nbc news in 1996. our glove expert said they would fit him. they were his gloves. they had his blood on them. the victim's blood on them. it's something

the glove itself, the unusual nature of that glove, it's probably used to hide the triggering mechanismwhich could be something simple as a rocker switch. basically he wants to be able to walk freely through the airport, holding that detonator in his hand, but not having it so conspicuous that people could notice. it's just this whole scenario here seems to be unusual. now, here in the u.s., in our airports, we have the behavioral detection officers roaming the airports. this is exactly what they're looking for. they're looking for people dressed oddly. things that don't fit into the norm. and, you know, this should have been or could have been picked up on by someone in that capacity. should have, could have. to me, quick glance, you just see two guys in long sleeved black t-shirts. the one glove on each left hand is absolutely curious. i was talking to mitch silver here who used to do intel analysis with nypd. he was saying perhaps the man in the lighter colored jacket could be the guide or the individual who is part of the plot making sure they follow through. making sure they hit th

look, the glove was a big deal in the trial. you know, my memory of this, because it is funny, you know, all of the reporters were on the ninth floor of the criminal courthouse. and we were all kind of packed together in a room. and everybody's doing live shots and we're watching the monitors and doing our live shots. and when that happened, there was weirds silence in the press room. dan and rams at the time was almost fresh out of law school working at court tv. but really smart guy, really obviously smart guy. dan walked over to me and he said can i ask you something? he said i think i missed something. because i just watched this thing and in my head this is the most stupid single they have of ' seen in my life. i just have to have missed something. >> i looked at him and i said i actually think you got it, that it is the most stupid thing ouch ever seen in your life. it was insane to give o.j. simpson the power, a guy who was actor, by the way, acted in movies, to give him the power, especially with latex on his hands, wher

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so the glove over here with all three people's blood on it, the knife buried somewhere else with all three or just the two victims, it has -- to me hat the same probative value, so i don't think it really adds very much. >> harmon worked as a dna expert during the trial. he says there has never been a case with as much dna evidence as that one. >>> on ktvu.com will you find more on these latest developments including video of this morning's news conference. look for the thumbnail near the top of our home page. >>> a woman accused of smothering a crying baby pleaded not guilty to felony child abuse. 20-year-old mariah gonzalez was reportedly caught on camera abusing the child she was baby- sitting. her attorney says that livermore police have it all wrong and that they're giving special treatment to the boy's parents who both work for the police department. gonzalez's attorney said his client did nothing wrong and hasn't been allowed to see the video to explain what may have happened. >> as a matter of fact, after this whole incident occurred the people who saw the incident on the vid

i was there when he took the glove off and the latex glove off in the room afterward. it was the dumbest thing any prosecutor has ever done. because he could have gotten o.j. simpson to try on the glove outside the presence of the jury first to see if it fit. but darden was so arrogant, he didn't take advantage of that aspect of california law. and he had him try it on. he was two feet away from me when he did it and that solved another problem for us because he walked up to the jury and he basically said it's too small. and at that point we didn't have to put him on the witness stand to testify and be subject to cross-examination. so it was one of the great blunders. the other great blunder, which i don't think is covered in this tv show, is that officer van adder almost certainly poured blood of o.j. and one of the victims on a sock that was found in front of o.j.'s bed. the sock had on it edta which is not found in the human body, it's an anti-coagulant. and the mirror images on all four sides of the sock proved to the jury satisfaction at least that the blood had b

the third was too. going through a big airport. with this glove> yeah. >> the cab driver noticed that they had a luggage so heavy they could barely get it out of the trunk. is that enough evidence to say i saw something, iu something, say something, would that have stopped it? >> you know, unfortunately, i don't thinit would have stopped it at that point. we've got to have tse conversations about what looks suspicious. >> i didn't know about the glove thing. >> yeah, i don't think anyone di i think we have to take a look at what looks out of place, and we have to embrace this idea that if someone approaches us because something looks out of place or calls us out because it's out of place, there is a greater good that people are trying to accomplish here. >> ie witnessed the dogs coming back from arizona. i don't know if it was out of the ordinary or not. you have to get used a lot of ings tse days in 2016. ryan heath, please come back, shawn, i'm sure you will. >>> more ahead in brussels. what it means for the war here against isis. the politics h

the evidence gloves. i never did. >> reporter: chris was co-prosecutor rden. >> i was miserable from the moment that chris said, "no, i'm doing this." and i never expected anything good to come of it.ing i could assume at that time was, it's not the right gloves.they didn't fit. >> it was a stunning time, one that will go down in the annals of history, i suggest. >> as one of the dumbest moves or. >> ever. you never try a demonstration if you're not sure what's gonna happen.at rockingham and bundy don't fit! do you understand that? don't fit! and they can never make them fit! bye!ter: and the prosecution knew it too, just a little too late, as chris darden told nbc news in 1996. >> they shouglove expert said they would fit him. they had his blood on them.lood on them. it's something that because it did not come off perfectly, oh, yeah, i wish i hadn't done. >> you say to darden that night, i told you so? >> no.rden said to me, "i'm sorry." and i said, "it's okay. if that lost the case for us, we were never

two theories based on my conversations about the one gloved hand. they both relate to some kind of form of detonation. it could be a dead man's switch which is a fancy way of saying once the pressure of the hand on the trolley bar is lifted, that sets off the detonation. the second is you would have live wires inside the glove so the act of taping the fingers together and touching them would set off the detonation. the very particular use of a single glove both of them on the same hand pushing the trolley is of interest to those who have a lot of experience in counter terrorism as well as law enforcement. >> catherine, interesting. it takes my breath away we're having this conversation about these very details. isis has claimed we responsibility for the series of attacks. how credible is the claim? >> we don't have as much experience with isis as we have with al qaeda in the past. this kind of responsibility comes from one of their news agencies within their propaga a propaganda. this is a group that's not a household name but it's standard practice

>> yes, he did. >> i was there when he took the glove off and the latex glove off afterward. ever done. he could have gotten o.j. simpson to try on the glove outside the presence of the jury first to see if it fit. but darden was so arrogant, he didn't take advantage of that aspect of california law. he was two feet away from me when he did it and that solved another problem for us because he walked up to the jury and basically said it's too small. at that point we didn't have to put him on the witness stand and have him subject to cross-examination. it was one of the great blunders. the other blunder was the officer almost certainly poured blood of o.j. and one of the victims, the sock had on it an anti-coagulant, the mirror images on all four sides of the sock proved to the jury's satisfaction that the blood was poured while the sock was flat and not while it was being worn. and the jury said if we thought one piece of evidence was tampered with, how can we say the rest it have wasn't. >> i want to play a clip from the show featuring you, alan, along with the rest of the ale

. >> i understand the thing about the glove which i think is the left hand being gloved. ou've outlined that a few times i saw a floor plan of this airport. the common area you're talking about, the ticket area, very big, very populated. and it is separated by the two gates. the hallways where you go to the gates where there is security. the thought of that, that there is literally no way to secure that area unless you put, i don't know, metal detectors and bomb sniffing dogs at every airport as they walk. in it is insanely scary how much access they have on being able to kill people. >> look. this has always been described as the soft journal belly of any airport security. it is at that point before you get to security screening proper inside the sterile area of the airport. and it is in the high traffic area so it is hard to monitor who is coming in and who is going out. what is so striking about this attack today is that it was able to take place at a time when brussels, belgium is at the highest threat level. this imminent threat level. they were still able to circumve

here's what masha thinks about that. >> i never wanted him to try on the evidence glove. was chris's all. i was miserable from the moment that chris said no i'm doing this. i never expected anything good to come from it. darden said to he moo i'm sorry. i said it's okay. if that lost the case for us, we were never going to win anyway. >> okay. and then follow up with this. this is another quote about the jurors. they came in for the purpose of pay back. this is from marcia clark. they didn't care whether he was guilty or innocent. they were going to use this case for pay back. do you agree with her, geraldo, that whether or not they did that bloody glove thing, chris darden doz that, the same thing you just fold me. >> the bloody glove, over time it shrinks with the blood on it. he struggles to get it on. if the glove doesn't fit you must acquit. that was the hook johnnie cochran give the jury. i disagree with marcia, i don't think the jury went theren there to acquit o.j. they were grasping at anything they could find as reasonable doubt. the glove not fitting was enough

. >> he did not get the glove on him. it's spring training for the umps well. giants won 6-2. the basketball. buckeyes on the floor in east lansing staying on the second ranked michigan state sparta answers. valentine who is actually worth more than like a farthing. double digits, by he hit the three and got the foul. they cut it to 9. second half, he put the boots, a turn over, valentine would stop and pop the three ball drop. they went up by 20. check out this kid. josh robinson, of austin p. he is the nephew of our very own romona robinson and they are partying at the robinson place tonight because he mut in 20 to win over ut martin. first team to ever do that and they have punched their ticket to march madness. i wonder if she is going to be in the stands when they're there, because she can get her cheer on. >> she's screaming from home right now watching the highlights. >> absolutely. >> you might not like the weather that we had today. it was awfully gloomy. tomorrow a whole different ballgame. we warm into the mid 40s, so it's going to be warmer, it's going to be mild.

note the left gloves, black gloves, on the two men wearing black. on the man on the right-hand side of the frame in the beige jacket is believed to be with them, though separated by some distance, perhaps someone accompanying them to ensure they carried out their task. both men on the left are believed to have died in the attack, detonated themselves. we begin another hour of coverage here tonight, and we want to welcome michael leiter on the air with us. he is the former director of the u.s. national counterterrorism center. he worked for president george w. bush. he worked for president obama. and michael, i guess the question of the day is, how does the free world possibly win this? >> well, brian, it's an incredibly difficult fight. and what we've seen now in paris, then in san bernardino, and now in brussels, is how resilient this enemy is. and what is, i think, most shocking about this attack is despite some really valiant and intensive efforts by the french, by the belgians, by their partners in the u.s. and the uk, that four months after par

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he becomes the establishment candidate if rubio isn't able to survive much longer, you might see the glovesa little bit more. we've seen in the state of ohio that john kasich is not afraid to take the gloves off at his political opponents. >> we'll see if it happens. thank you both so much. let's me what happens tonight first. coming up, we'll be live in north carolina and illinois to see what the state of voting looks like today. we'll be right back. thousands of people came out today to run the race for retirement. so we asked them... are you completely prepared for retirement? okay, mostly prepared? could you save 1% more of your income? it doesn't sound like much, but saving an additional 1% now, could make a big difference over time. i'm going to be even better about saving. you can do it, it helps in the long run. prudential bring your challenges and cannonballsch and clean and real and looking good and sandwich and soup and a new personal best. and a little help and soup and sandwich and study group. good, clean food pairs well with anything. try the clean pairings menu. at panera. f

or they could have a plunger in the gloves so they could detonate them. i would imagine, with a minder there, the guy in the white, made sure they got in, that their bombs were hooked up right. remember, these guys are nervous, to say the least. or they're fatalistic or whatever you want to call it. to have a minder there to make sure everything's hooked up right is operationally sound. and what bothers me is these guys keep getting better and better and better, and they're moving from hard targets to soft targets. they can sort of hit at will, whether it's in response to salah abdeslam's terror plot or not, i don't know. these cells are widespread. belgians don't know what they have here, how widespread they are and how many bombmakers they are. these bombs are pretty easy to make. i could teach you in a couple of days and take you out to a range and you could do quite well in making your own. this technology is very dangerous. >> mike, it's incredibly terrifying when you think about it happening at an airport check-in, not even security, something that m

>>> the gloves come off in the democratic debate with bernie sanders showing he is not backing down. >> excuse me. i'm talking. >>> a major newspaper is accused times" famed crossword puzzles. we are hearing from "the times" editor. >> they should have a crossword puzzle that is worthy of their editor. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm meg oliver in for aemg. >>> nancy reagan died yesterday at the age of 94 from congestive heart failure. above all else, mrs. reagan is being remembered for her devotion next to her husband. she will be buried next to her you husband at the reagan presidential library in california. teri okita is here with more. >> reporter: you're right. the condolences are pouring in, both from the famous and everyday citizens who are using >> reporter: a steady stream of mourners stopped at the reagan presidential library to pay respects for the former first lady nancy reagan. >> i thought she brought a lot of classiness to the position of first lady. >> reporter: nancy reagan died of cong

what the single gloves two of them wearing tell us. stay down. >> and the dramatic moments of survival from inside that airport and on the metro train. the hero physician who helped the injured. >> cut off so many to massive shrapnel wounds. >> and the miraculous teen surviving the third terror attack in his life. we'll hear from him. >> all of europe on high alert. the dramatic warning for americans right now.

right now-- they are focusing on the gloves that the two men in black are wearing. investigators believe they may have been used to hide detonators... and that the two men died in the attack. but... it is the third man in that photo investigators are now searching for. they think he survived... and left the airport sometime before the explosions. isis has since come out-- claiming responsibility for the attack-- that has now claimed at least 34 lives... investigators went door-to-door... searching for suspects following the explosion. in one apartment-- they found an un- detonated bomb... several chemical products... and an isis flag. investigators were led there by the same taxi driver who drove the suspects to the airport. witnesses at "brussels international" say they heard gunfire and screams in arabic... before the blasts. believe the apartment -- they were taken to-- was the bomb factory for all the explosives used in the attacks. right now-- the state department is citizens-- traveling believe the apartment -- they were taken to-- was the bomb factory for all

the gloves are in the sleeve of the jacket. so when you are not using them, you put them back in there and they are ready to go next time you need it. >> the scarf is in the collar. it has pockets for your electronics and your tablet. >> and we threw in a pocket for a tracker tag. >> how clever is that? why would you need to track your jacket down? this is a kick-starter campaign. at $300 you get a jacket. once they retail, they will be north of $600. >> oh, yeah, i would want to know where i left it. >> yeah. just a couple weeks into their campaign, they have already raised more than $1.1 million for this. >> it gives people in cold weather a value. >> yep. >>> ladies, folks at home, we >> that has four doors and it has a brother in its family. >> listen to this poor girl try to rack this out. >> a mom, a dad, four brothers, they each got a brother, eight. >> her first guess, eight. >> okay, how about ten. forgot about mom and dad. wrong! >> mom and dad got four daughters, okay. so mom, dad, one, two, three, four daughters, pl

they enjoy getting this stuff. >> the employees also help the kids get their gloves steamed which loses that the leather making it easier to catch. >> you don't suspend as much time as you normally would breaking in the glove. while it may be quite obvious they are leaving with great new gear they are also walking away with so much more. >> at the end of the day the ball glove but there are so many life lessons that come from >> like readerships setting and achieving goals and teamwork all rings the coach is happy the kids can continue to learn thanks to efforts like this. >> a lot of these guys, this is something good for them that they need. in charlotte kevin machek fox 46 wjzy. see b the team the mt. holly hawks will take to the field in their new gear for their first game on march 24. roll reversal after a lot of back and forth to the federal appeals court has reversed his decision to ban the choose life license plate and will allow it on cars. originally it was not to be offered to drivers because judges felt it was unfair to offer it without another plate displaying an opposing m

whether it is meant to hold down card is the device or whether wires are inside the glove itself. not certain at the moment but certain it has something to do with detonating the device itself. >> does this attack come as a surprise? >> no, it didn't. it came four days after the significant arrest in belgium of a key layer in the paris -- player in the paris attacks. what this is is a lesson to cities in the world that when a terror cell is operating in the city as we have known that one has been operating in brussels for a couple years that cell plans attacks like this. they knew it was coming it was just a matter of how you are able to stop it quick enough. >> carl appreciate you jumping on the telephone. our wbtv security expert. appreciate it as always. >>> the french ambassador was in affairs council of charlotte. michael clark will tell us why the emwas 0 door is not -- why the ambassador was not surprised either by the attacks in brussels. >> to the alert center and alex giles has a story about a charlotte-mecklenburg student and a robbery? >> yes, dedrick russell was at the

on their left hands and the reason for that is investigators believe the gloves may have been worn to hide detonators. the 3rd man on the right may have fled after the bombings. >> tom vacar is live at san francisco airport where travelers are on alert but first we begin with cristina rendon in the newsroom with the latest on the situation in brussels. cristina. >> it is about two a.m. in belgium and the search is on for one suspect who officials believe fled the airport. the day was fill with raise around the country as belgium feared another attack. >> a chaotic scene at the brussels airport unfolded when two separate explosions kill ten people and injured more and another attack in the subway and more than 30 people are dead and 200 wounded. belgiums we spoke with via skype are saddened. >> a friend of a friend of mine had fallen when the people tried to escape and in a hurry and chaos. >> the people are just shocked. they don't understand how some thing can happen like this in belgium, it is a pretty peaceful country. and like i said, the feeling of security

federal health officials are looking at whether to stop the use of gloves that have powder on them. the powder is supposed to make the gloves easier to wear. it actually could cause problems, including in flaming wounds and causing trouble most manufacturers have moved away from powder in the gloves. >>> we know wedding planning can have moments of high stress. typically most people have months, even weeks to plan, but a woman in new jersey put it all together in just two days. she was in a rush because her mother was dying of cancer. thanks to the kindness of strangers, she was able to pull it off. norma shanic from wpvi has the story. >> i didn't want to get married and have her not be there. >> reporter: it's an image erica myers will cherish forever. month her mom alicia, who has been battling ovarian cancer, might have only days to live, wedding. two days later, she and her fiance wed and her mom was able to be there. >> i was so happy. she was so happy. >> reporter: the wedding was put together so quickly with help from andy and abigail lightic, wedding photographers who heard

everybody look at their left hands, we've circled them, those are the gloves that people believe wered to hold onto the so-called, you know, the trigger, the trigger and the detonator, okay? for those bombs. you have three guys walking up with bombs and ca lash any covers in their luggage. they didn't get through security, but they just blew it up right there. how can that happen when europe was supposed to be on high alert? >> it, it puzzles me and really saddens me that the intelligence services that should be very vigilant, particularly now, were able to miss this. it also demonstrates how cunning and how sophisticated some of these people are to be able to get weapons in europe. not the easiest thing in the world. and to have those weapons and bring them as close as they did into the airport. liz: let me do this. if we can roll the video that was from inside the airport just as the bombs went off, there were shouts in arabic -- according to witnesses -- first shouts in arabic and then the twin explosions, ostensibly set off by the two men who were holding the luggage carts and dre

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they enjoy getting this stuff. >> the employees also help the kids get their gloves steamed which loses that the leather making it easier to catch. >> you don't suspend as much time as you normally would breaking in the glove. while it may be quite obvious they are leaving with great new gear they are also walking away with so much more. >> at the end of the day the ball glove but there are so many life lessons that come from playing sports. >> like readerships setting and achieving goals and teamwork all rings the coach is happy the thanks to efforts like this. >> a lot of these guys, this is something good for them that they need. in charlotte kevin machek fox 46 wjzy. see b the team the mt. holly hawks will take to the field in their new gear for their first game on march 24. roll reversal after a lot of back and forth to the federal appeals court has reversed his decision to ban the choose life license plate and will allow it on cars. originally it was not to be offered to drivers because judges felt it was unfair to offer it without another plate displaying an opposing message. the

mitt romney took the gloves off unloading on donald trump he claims for the good of his party and country. trump responding romney is a lousy candidate. will it help or hurt trump's chances? >> reporter: mitt romney attacking donald trump the man. >> he is a phony, a fraud, his degree from trump university. the bullying, the greed, the -- >> reporter: and predicting a trump nomination hands the white house to hillary clinton. trump wasting no time. >> mitt is a failed candidate. he failed horribly. i backed him -- you can see how loyal he is. he was begging for my endorsement. i could have said mitt drop to your knees and he would have dropped to his knees. >> we're yelling at somebody. >> if i win ohio he's not going to be the nominee. we're going to go to the convention and i'm going to be the nominee. >> reporter: so will this help or hurt? >> all it doing is trump supporters and opening up the eyes of every day rank and file voter. i hope he goes on tomorrow and does it again tomorrow. >>>john kasich, the odds of a broker convention seemingly getting stronger every day. >> this is a m

and the gloves are >>> tonight at 11 round two and the gloves are off. the commission has heated up again why they will fine uber and lyft drivers. >>> the world is suffering from a whiskey shortage why and how distillers are trying to lift their spirits on the 11:00 news. >>> he is blowing his own horn how the teen plays the sax and his story is what's right with tampa. [music] >> in a makeshift band room in his family's garage kyle schroeder jams on jazz. the high school senior will play in the band of america. a group of the best musicians t is in indianapolis, indiana. >> it will be a great experience i will remember the rest of my life, he is one of three students from florida picked to play in the band. >> a bunch of the best players throughout the united states will be there in the band, i'm psyched to be playing with them. >> his roots go back to >> since i was little i had -- i loved music and listen to it. he started playing the sax four years ago in high school. >> i love it. it's pie favorite instrument to play, he has some high-profile exper