hello, everyone, and welcome to the salmon per hour. here s where we re headed this week the life and murder of nicole brown simpson. this documentary is bringing nicole to life. persisters set the record straight on her legacy. it was ugly, it was horrible, and it was very hard to watch almost entail and relive the moment oj was acquitted of her murder floor was just ripped open. also, this howard john legend on afghanistan s answer to american idol. and cultural revolution through music, it really shows you the power of music and the power of the human spirit. then this is the north korean saying, well two can play this game except we re just going to send over actual garbage. i ll roundtable conversation with journalist mark landlocked and jonathan freedom on the big stories of the week, google s tried to step in and prove that but the indispensable, but has had pretty rotten results. maybe the search engine becomes redundant if you have an ai chatbot or someth
walking into the house together and i just thought that s the nastiest thing anybody could ever do. she was to wait until after christmas. why couldn t you wait another day it was just awful. it was just to hurt my mom. gosh, denise, i can see you getting emotional just all of you yeah yeah. no, that was the hardest de i was really so so hard and heartbreaking. and you see this little boy just looking up at her and data, everything is gonna be ok. and henniker, a piece of chocolate because he knew how much she loved chocolate oh my god, my mom. and i we tried to keep a straight face at that point and then all of a sudden we turned around after they turned the corner, we were waving after they turn from the corner, we turned around and just broke down in tears. i mean, that was the hardest day. i mean, just
times, but then there was also good times and fun times and so whenever nicole was happy, i was happy for nicole but finding out that all of the things that happened even after her murder and the controlling behavior of this guy, it just people need to do not ask the why question, but they need to be supportive and learn everything they can because victims of domestic violence are usually ashamed of coming forward and talking about it. and a friend of ours, we re on hardy put it the best he says, nicole didn t let us know because she wanted to protect her family and her friends and that made all the sense in the world to me. well you all, denise domini, can tonya brown in memory of your sister, this this documentary series is sure. to give a huge amount of focus on her on the issue and hopefully to help others as well,
star, oj simpson was true fight and controversially acquitted. although later found liable for their deaths in a civil suit. the case became a grotesque media circus and nicole s life and memory, we ll lost in the noise. a new four part docuseries starting tonight aims to right that wrong. here s a clip who is on call, who ishi because she lost in this whole thing. she wasn t a headline of a tragedy. she was so much more children and family missed out on the woman that she was becoming a little bit of the trailer of the life and murder of nicole brown simpson, featuring new footage and personal stories from the people who knew her best at the center of the series. and he calls three sisters, denise, dominic, and tanya brown, who spoke to me from new york just before today s