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his image once beloved, a charismatic superstar. 1 of the most popular figures in america in the seventies. he used to run through the hertz counter area and the airport, in movies and and in norma's superstar. sent, that reputation forever changed by what would be called the trial of the century. the brutal murders of nicole simpson his former wife, and her friend who she came back with to her home that night. 's death bringing back memories of those he mercilessly slaughtered. according to the simple decision not the criminal decision. and of course the bronco chaise. he was supposed to turn himself in that day, and an unbelievable twist as he took off and the police chased him through the streets in a slow chaise for hours. 95 million americans watched

every moment. if you watched it, you remember exactly where you were when this was going on. then in steps the dream team. johnnie cochran and the defence team robert kardashian as well. this famous moment johnny cochran told the world if the glove doesn't fit, you must acquit. and the neighbour kalin who lived in the guest house at o'jays property marcia clark who tried to bring a guilty verdict for the state in this case as everybody watched it, grade much every day and every night when you got home in the evening in 1995. then, the buildup. when the verdict came in pack everything in america stopped as everybody watched to find out what would happen to oj. >> we the jury find the defendant not guilty of the

crime of murder in violation of penal code 187 a. >> look at the shop on robert kardashian's faced in that image. it's 1 of the most indelible images of all of this, and no 1 ever went to jail. for what happened to nicole simpson and ron goldman. o.j. simpson was later found guilty in a civil decision, and was supposed to be $33.5 million to the brown family. attorney lee otero covered the trial closely almost 30 years ago. he knew the family, a new oj. goes back and tells us what he knows about that time in a moment. first, a senior national correspondent takes us all back to the story that riveted the nation. hello william. >> it's an amazing rate? about all those iconic moments. he remember o.j. simpson

seemingly had at all. he has a wealth, the family and a smile that would light up movie and tv screens across the country. all of that came crashing down when he was accused of killing his ex-wife and as you said her friend. it's been 30 years since those murders happen, not far from where we are. simpson as a wanted man led the police on a car chase some people called it the most famous ride since paul revere. he eventually surrounded -- surrendered. it was doug's the trial of the century he was acquitted, a verdict many americans to this day disagree with. >> to the family of the beautiful nicole brown simpson may we always cherish her memories. she was a beacon of light that burned bright, may we never forget her. >> that was just moments ago. simpson would spend a good part of the next 30 years in

courtrooms or prison cells are in the civil trial he was found liable and the wrongful death of nicole simpson and ron goldman and ordered paid 30 million. the victims families have seen almost nunavut since his nfl pension was considered off-limits by a judge. police arrested him in 2009 in las vegas for his role in an armed robbery and kidnapping attempt to reclaim some sports memorabilia. he serves 9 years behind bars as parole in 2017. he lived his final years in las vegas where he would turn up at a casino, restaurant or golf course. he had that charisma right people treated him like a celebrity. he also shared his thoughts on twitter posting short videos. in the past 2 months he think some people who are concerned about his health and also use the opportunity to make a production on super bowl sunday. >> nfl. i see it 24 to 20 when for the 49ers f.

>> let's not hope i am basing that on the quality of the players on the football field. >> of course he was terribly wrong. but in the video, you know, martha even with his body riddled with cancer you can see the personality come through, love him or hate him you had to at least appreciate his ability to step through the screen, that the age of 76. back to you. >> martha: thank you very much william p. joining me now a civil rights attorney and fox news contributor lee otero who covered the o.j. simpson murder trial throughout. he knew simpson and his family. leo, you know, that video was not shot long ago, what went through your mind this morning? we were in our morning meeting when this news broke. you know, it differently stops you in your tracks and takes you back. what was your reaction? >> i was shocked. was preparing to do the falconer focus and all the sudden iphone

blew up because i got calls from all across the country about o.j. passing. it brought back all those memories articulated in the video segment you just played. i will tell you right now it was a time where everybody focused on the simpson trial 24/7 martha for that period of time it was the number 1 story. soap operas on regularly were cancelled because people saw a real soap opera in that courtroom. i will tell you right now there was -- or pluses and minuses. the worst thing is it divided the country by race. i will tell you right now o.j. simpson may have been acquitted in a court of law but he was found guilty in a court of public opinion as he relates to the death of nicole brown simpson and wrong goldman. >> martha: mike ai interviewed a goldman family over the years, when i look at that video of him talking about a football game, the only thing that goes through my mind is this and got to live

his life, you know, he was free. he went to prison for a while based on, you know, his attempt to get his souvenirs and his personal stuff back but, you know, you think about what was done. we will talk to dr michael auden on the scene about the vicious heinous nature of this crime. both individuals have their throats slashed. they were stabbed multiple times and no 1 ever spent a day in jail for their murderers. you know, 1 of the things that i really think was so potent about this process was it divided the nation unfortunately it became not just about whether or not he was guilty of the crime, it became about people getting to their corners about race, leo. >> you are 100% correct. la had just gone through the riots of the rodney king riots. there was this animosity and

distrust toward the police. and in that particular case, martha, the defence team pulled every angle they could to create reasonable doubt, 1 of the cards they played was you cannot trust the police. that was 1 of the cards along with numerous other strategies of attacking a prosecution case. the prosecution in my opinion put on a very weak case and that is why i thank the jury found an acquittal for simpson. liability case found liable for $33 million doesn't serve justice to the point of being acquitted. but i will say this, i knew the whole simpson family. his life was tortured after that verdict in 1 way or another because the life he lived before 1994, football celebrity and tv announcer, pitch man he lost it all. o.j. simpson had a lot of pride he lost that and i think his life was tortured over the next

30 years. >> martha: maybe there is some level of justice in that. when you look back what you think people don't really know or understand about what was going on behind the scenes leo? >> again when you look at his life prior to 1994, he did not have a close connection with the black community. the racecar came up and all of a sudden he gravitated and the strategy was that the black community rallied around him. i think that was to his advantage because when they tried to put on defence 1 of the most famous scenarios was when they visit the simpson home. they change the complexion of the house in order to give the jurors, they had minorities on it, that sen he had a relationship with the black community. >> martha: the prosecution objected when they brought the jury to the house because they had been in the house. they saw all these celebrity photos of o.j. with his white and black friends, all of his

life and what his life really looked like. they took those pictures all down and replace them with thanks they felt was going to make him or some pathetic to have black jury. it's an astonishing story -- and mostly black jury i should say, i'm trying to remember. >> it was not an all black jury but there were a large number of blocks on the jury. i will tell you right now again when you look at the totality of the case, you had the dream team. thank about it martha, you had the top expert michael auden dr henry lee, they had a power house and tells you 1 thing. juries of cases are not the same it depends how much money you have on 1 side versus the other. >> martha: so true. and they all dieied young deaths really. all of that dream team right they are all gone. robert kardashian, bailey, johnnie cochran all of them.

i never could get out of my mind the image of robert kardashian. his face when he heard that not guilty verdict just looked sick to his stomach honestly. and without the o.j. case we wouldn't have the whole kardashian family in our faces every day either leo. i guess we have that to thank for the trial of this entry. always good to have you with us, ". thank you for joining me. >> thank you martha. >> martha: great to see. leo terrel civil rights attorney from los angeles. in a grim revelation hamas reportedly says they may not have enough accounted for living hostages to return to hold up there and of the deal that is being negotiated. we will discuss that next s. there's the family name. 1892 wow. that one here is the boat they came over on. yes. wow. hello, ghostbusters.

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a heartbreaking turn in the effort to free some of the remaining hostages in gaza. hamas reportedly saying as part of these negotiations they may not have enough living captives to hold up there and of the cease-fire proposal. [ chanting ] >> the protests in the streets of jerusalem on sunday. relatives of the hostages among thousands of protesters there marking 6 months since the attacks of october seventh. it plans -- calls for hamas to free 40 hostages including women , children back the sick and elderly and wall seet journal reported it may include some hostages who've already died as a result of the october

7th attack or after when they were being held in captivity. joining me now are the parents of 1 of those being held. rachel goldberg and john. thank you so much, i don't know how you find the strength to talk about this as often as you do but i know it is because you want so much to have resolution and to have your son returned to you. when you hear this news, either 1 of you who have or would like to this about the difficulty hamas may have in meeting the number for this negotiation, what goes to your mind? what are you thinking? >> to be honest, there has been so much misinformation and dishonesty from the gecko from all sides that i don't know to trust that information. i don't know if that is more

gameplaying in this theatre that were all trapped in. i also think that when we are talking about what categories hamas and what the deal is encompassing, it is hard to figure out how many people would fit into that category. if hamas is saying they only want to release elderly, wounded women and children, maybe there aren't that many still alive tragically. but there are still many people still alive that don't fit into those categories. so it is hard to know what's truth and what's just fodder to create more anxiety and animosity and fear. >> marbach, rachel talks about

hoping mandatory that's what we can due. we can control how we feel we must remain hopeful until we know there is reason to not have hope. that's what we due. >> we are looking at images here, we've talked to you about hirsch before such a beautiful young men. we all hope and pray you are all reunited soon. john, what is your message? i know a lot of the families feel that they priority," were always told by the leadership in israel there were 2 goals to bring home the hostages and eradicate hamas. tell me how you feel about those goals now? >> sure. 188 days into this is even clearer to me that we must bring home the hostages today as many of them as possible. we must make that the priority and do it now. weakening hamas is something that's going to take time. nobody denies that.

the hostages do not have time so in my mind it is simple. bring home the hostages and we will deal with all the other tensions afterward. that must be the priority. >> martha: rachel do you think there is a chance that becomes the clear message from the leadership in israel that the people are the priority and we need to have them back before we can make any concession whatsoever? >> well the information we are getting is that this most recent round of talks in cairo with the 4 that are available to have the conversations that there is a deal on the table right now that the united states, israel, qatar and egypt have all agreed is a solid deal. it's a hard deal for israel and it's going to cost a lot but israel has leaned in so i do think they are ready to do them. that deal is now waiting

squarely on the table of hamas. it is their turn to show the world do they truly care about their suffering people. because this is their chance to stop their people, these thousands and thousands and thousands of innocent civilians caught in gaza, they can stop that now if they agree to this deal. this is their chance to prove, you know, this is the ticket, the proof is in the pudding. are you going to take the ticket or not? >> i hope that hirsch can see and feel the courage that you both exhibit every single day on his behalf and on behalf of all these hostages who need to be the priority. we had over 30 americans killed and still several americans held hostage, some of whom we know were killed and some of whom we hope and pray are alive and

we'll be liberated soon. so, rachel and john, thank you so much. good to have you with us again today. >> thank you martha. >> martha: joining me now from tel aviv as the spokesperson for the israeli government, welcomed david good to have you. you listened to the mother and father of hirsch, rachel and john, what is your message to them? >> firstly, martha, thank you very much for having me join you. look, as a human being, how can anyone feel anything but compassion and empathy for the psychological torture which john and rachel are going through, waiting for their son hirsch to come home. 1 of 133 hostages which the barbaric, the only work for them, barbaric hamas terrorist organization have taken from us, our stolen people. it, you know, therapy heavily

against democracy, it's not enough to psychologically torture these poor people but psychologically torturing their parents as well. i want to tell you something, we need to treat everything hamas says with a lot of scepticism. to have a lot of spokespeople, not all of them are well-connected. hostage negotiations are always sensitive and always challenging. but i will tell you, we are committed from the prime minister to all of the war cabinet, to all the people. we need to get these people home. the problem is the results of international pressure on israel , on us time and time again that is causing hamas emboldening them and it makes them walk away exactly as john and rachel said. there is a deep -- decent offer on the table. all the parties behind it except

for hamas. psychologically torturing these parents and torturing these poor hostages as well. we need to get them home. all of us are committed to that. every syllable much of the day. >> absolutely. now we have this threat of retaliation for the hit of generals in syria and this is a tinderbox we hope will not be escalated anytime soon. very dangerous situation. thank you very much david good to have you here today, sir. >> thank you very much. >> martha: so, the white house denies resident biden's economic messaging is off mark as the inflation beast keeps rearing its ugly head in his country. david asman and robert wolf asked... every day, veteran homeowners are calling

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>> new numbers giving us a look at where prices stand since president biden took office. food staples of bread and chicken up nearly 25%. lost 25-cent's of your dollar. egg prices up 104% the president claims inflation was okay sky -- "skyrocketing" when he took office. the white house was pressed and

watched as... >> what was happening we'll be wanting? the pandemic, the disruption of the supply chain conical of these things were happening when the president took office. >> the president didn't say the supply-chain was being disrupted he said inflation was skyrocketing to. >> that's what he was reprint the that's what was going on here at those with the things happening right before us. the pandemic was aching thousands of lives today when he took office. >> martha: that conversation went nowhere. let's bring in david asman and robert wolf fox news contributors. robert, you know, the president making stuff up? inflation was not skyrocketing when he walked in the door. >> let me rephrase it, during covid-19 we had terrible goods inflation. we've never seen it before. computers, catches and fitness because of the supply chain. then we moved into the service sector which is what we have today. wages have increased dramatically. if you look at hospitality and leisure they've outperformed in relation to medically. with that being said, yes inflation has as you said

continue to rear its ugly head. it's still here. the only thing i can say on the positive, wages have outperformed inflation for over a year straight. that is a good sign. >> and by the way we disagree a lot but he has said inflation is not dead yet for quite a while so you're right on that. >> martha: so did larry summers who, you know, basically said everyone should have listen to me a long time ago. he said he thinks the feds might have to raise rates again. 's so not cut them but raise them. let's listen to the latest from the view. they have a lot of deep -- deep economic thoughts let's watch... >> i think i'm not mad with him for the prices i met grocery stores. >> we need corporations like these stores to be good corporate citizens and stop gouging laws boss. >> i am an american i met about having prices like this.

[ laughter ] >> if they knew civics they would know it's not the presidents fault its those horrible corporate grocery store owner companies that are driving prices up. >> maybe they should do the right thing and go out of business because they can't cell at a profit. our system is based on profit, you have to pass on the inflation that you get in the wholesale prices. that's what's going on here. you know, it's not just president biden making stuff up about inflation when he came and jim clyburn remember he was on msnbc yesterday when the news came out about the inflation he tried to talk down inflation. he claimed it is now 40% class than when president biden came into office just to be clear and hard when he came into office january 22 anyone, inflation was at 1.5%. it's now between 3.5 and 3.8. it has doubled since he came into office but they are coming out -- i don't understand why

they don't listen to robert who has said it is sticky. conflation is sticky. it has come down since the peak, but then there are signs its coming up again. gold price and what's happening with oil is incredible, those are all reasons. but the main thing is people go into the stores that may be the ladies at the view don't shop in the grocery store as often as they should or maybe they already -- >> david let me -- >> hold on a second. you try to buy a house right now are car, the fed which has bee doing the job against inflation with raising rates has at the same time caused a horrible situation. if you try to buy a house you're paying double and monthly payments because of those high mortgages. close to 7% right now then when he came into office. both inflation and an inch -- interest rates are the result of this. >> martha: everything we hear robert is about more programs and more money that we'll go house. come alight harris on the campaign trail talking about

student loans and other things. it ends up driving up inflation. if you could give the president advice on how to talk about this how to message this he just ignores it. he said it's all wrong, you're all round there is no inflation. give him advice. >> i would say the most important thing is growth is moving quickly up which is a bit thing. it's not done that in years. wages are doing better car purchasing power is better. i would also explain to the entire country that commodity crisis, wheat and corn and barley and energy prices, those are global commodities. the ukraine and eastern europe or in -- impact us genetically. we should explain why these prices are increasing. >> martha: how about a little sympathy, i understand your pain how about cliques i feel your pain like i get your having pain? >> you know, i think he is done that. unfortunately i think we get different snippets. i actually think he has said all along they're not where they want to be and they have to keep

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around renewing the federal surveillance law and congress is running out of time on this. justice correspondent david's but reporting live gives us the back story here. hello david. >> reporter: hello martha good to be with you. he chooses his words incredibly carefully does christopher wray today he gave an intense warning an hour ago to members of congress about the consequent is of not renewing section 702 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act watch... >> increasingly concerning is the potential for a coordinated attack here in the homeland, akin to the isis attack we saw at the russian concert hall a couple weeks ago. >> 702 allows intelligence agencies took what can occasions of people overseas without a warrant. yes, "foreign prison could talk to sohn in the u.s. >> donald trump doesn't want it.

i think if we want to be more efficient appear and more effective, we need to start consulting more with the leader of our party. >> former president trump told republicans to kill it this week but in general 2018 he reauthorized it saying just sign the bill to reauthorized foreign intelligence russian. this was not the same law wrongly abused during the election i will always do the right thing for my country and put the safety of the american people first. when he actually got the intelligence and saw some threats facing the u.s. he completely changed his tomb but right now it's all up in the air because of the fighting between republicans and democrats. martha. >> martha: very important stop david thank you. a new poll shows president biden losing support among black voters. he beat former president trump with blackmail voters by more than 70 points. look closely at these numbers.

act in 2020 according to our fox news voter analysis. now look at this which has shrunk 30 points in terms of male black support for president biden down to 57%. that is the swing state part of the pole. but swing states are pretty good barometer for national sentiment. you see the increase in blackmail support which is just a huge leap for president trump all the way up to 30% assay mentioned those are the swing states you got arizona car charger, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin and that is the comparison we are looking at here. so these numbers in the battleground as i mention. let's bring in our political analyst welcome jenna it's great to have you. if people some perspective. be looked up the black vote for

democratic presidential candidates across recent history rate, the lowest number ever was for jimmy carter, 83% black support. and joe biden is well below that measure according to these new numbers. how do you read this? >> first and foremost this is music to my ears as a conservative of almost 2 decades. i know for a fact i even wrote a book on it cult ticket for granted how conservatism can win back americans. it stick in the community for granted for over 50 years. we've not seen any established policy to adjust the many issues that impact black americans, talking about it in the state of illinois for example 67 or 68 of the schools in the state, not 1 single student can do math at a proficient level. 32 schools in illinois, not 1

student can read at proficient levels. you think about the crime that's taken over and any number of issues the democratic party had failed and continue to fail the black unity on. so i think this is a really good wake-up call for everybody. our will also tell you this martha if it wasn't for donald trump who i think has been culturally vary comfortable with the black unity for decades they've been his friends. all these folks he is not normally with. if he wasn't the guy i don't think we'd see these numbers no matter who the republican is. >> martha: i want to play for you a biting campaign video because obviously they are well aware he is a 57% with black men and as i said the most recent low as jimmy carter 83% here is part of their effort to win the voters back. watch... >> as bad as it was, black americans felt that the most.

he stoke racial violence, attacked voting rights and if reelected bound to be a dictator and get revenge. >> martha: 42% of black women in this recent polling by the wall street journal said they are persuadable and have a decided. we'll this be a persuasive argument for them from joe biden the president? >> i don't necessarily see that, i think there would be some black women that would support him obviously but people are looking at rfk junior when you look at the polling you will see him getting 10 or 12% in these swing states and people we'll go in that direction. right now it's not looking good for joe biden especially with the migrant crisis across the country were they felt they were prioritized over their own community needs. >> 1 person said to this reporter biden is spending a lot on overseas things. billions of dollars on other

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back to our top story today as we get reaction to the death of o.j. simpson at 76.

it's an interesting legacy that he left behind. a forensic pathologist testified as a defence witness for o.j. watch this... >> he wasn't quite sure how he cut himself and noticed he had been bleeding but didn't know how it came about. >> martha: we are now joined by dr biden, gaddafi with those you've covered some of the cases with us over the years but this was the first time i think most people became familiar with you. you were with o.j. on the day of the bronco chase. tell us how you ended up there and what you remember about that day. >> yes. i was called around midnight by bob shapiro who was o.j.'s attorney to come to visit the scene of death and possibly do a reautopsy. the body was released before an

autopsy could be done but the medical examiner's office give us all the materials that they had found in the days before. we met o.j. simpson at kardashian's house where he was awaiting being worn for his arrest from the district attorney. bob, the attorney, shapiro asked us to examine o.j. to take whatever evidence we might need that might be useful in the forensic examination. we examine it, took various material from o.j.'s body and the 1 thing that was very apparent to me as a physician was how depressed he was and the first contact we had with the police we told him he had to be put on suicide watch immediately when he was taken into custody.

>> martha: did he seem to you licks on who adjust murdered his ex-wife? and i know that you testified during the trial that you didn't think that 1 person, based on, you know, the cutting of both throats and all of the stabbing, that 1 person alone could have done these crimes? >> no, no, we cannot tell the number of people that caused death, but he was very depressed i can't tell if it was because he did harm or because he missed his wife. he was married to his ex-wife, or that the police were going to get a warrant for his arrest. but when he was examined we took forensic evidence and warned the attorney he was very depressed and whatever the reason should

be put on suicide watch. the police came and minutes after we examine him, he disappeared. he suddenly left in the bronco. the police initially thought we were complicit in his disappearance. when we were finally released about 2 hours later, larry king got a hold of me and went over the bronco chase with him. there was very much concern that he might hurt himself, whether it was because he felt guilty or he was just sad and very upset at the death of his ex-wife. >> martha: yes, it was a stunning afternoon. we all remember thinking that he wanted to take his own life at that time based on what he was saying and what we could hear.

extraordinary to look back at this case that riveted the entire nation. thank you dr botton for being with us today. >> thank you martha. >> martha: we'll be right back

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