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And i think you get it if youre old enough to remember the o. J. Simpson Case Assumption as you know, recently passed, you know, james, sense of trial was a kind of clip the moment for americans. It was, it was the story of, of, of a very much like professional athlete who also happened to be very handsome. And on a 1000000 Television Commercials pitching everything from soup to nuts, the car rentals he was the guy right until one day that guy was accused of billy, be capitated, not kidding, capitated. His wife, nicole brown simpson, and a restaurant worker who had come by to return her sunglasses where she was any. It seemed almost obvious that he had done it and done it in a obvious fit of rage. But then a really smart attorney named Johnnie Cochran figure that there was really no way that he could defend this very guilty client. I mean, the evidence was everywhere, blood everywhere, unless you took a different tact. So what he what if, what if Johnny Cochran seemed to think, what ar
And even now im rick sanchez. This is direct impact. The. This is a really important topic for america, and i think you get it if youre old enough to remember the o. J simpson case. Mr. Simpson, as you know, recently passed the o. J. Simpson trial was a kind of clipping moment for americans. It was, it was the story of, of, of a very much like professional athlete who also happened to be very handsome. And on a 1000000 Television Commercials pitching everything from soup to nuts, to car rentals. He was the guy right until one day that guy was accused of nearly be capitated, not kidding, capitated. His wife, nicole brown, simpson and a restaurant worker who had come by to return her sunglasses where she was eating. It seemed almost obvious that he had done it and done it in a obvious fit of rage. But then a really smart attorney named Johnnie Cochran figured that there was really no way that he could defend this very guilty client. I mean, the evidence was everywhere. Lot everywhere, un
Several stories today about the toxic waste spill flowing down the colorado river. Some epa workers were trying to fix abandoned mine pollution problems in the mountains when something went wrong. They originally were ordered one million gallons were accidentally released. They now say that its more like 3 million gallons containing heavy metals. Isnwhile, Gina Mccarthy speaking in washington this afternoon about Carbon Emissions. Live coverage at 12 15. She is going to address the new regulations for reducing Carbon Emissions from existing power plants. That is at 12 15 eastern. Cspan2 will bring you live coverage from capitol hill at noon for a discussion on the cards ready. The forum will look at the differences between chip and pin technologies and go through what the government and retailers can do to better protect against fraud and identity theft. Later today we look back at a recent Senate Hearing about unwanted phone calls and telephone scams aimed at seniors. The victim was t
Folks, i guess we are going to start here. So, thank you so much for coming and i hope you are comfortable because im going to talk for a bit here. My name is Mark Pendergrass as a about a third of the people in the audience do because that is their name, also. They are related to me. This is the bookstore i love to come to all independent bookstore with great hearts and is also close to where the pendergrass enclave has lived for many many years. I grew up he or in atlanta. I live in vermont, now. I come back here frequently to see my mother who is right here in my father who was very much involved in my research for this book. Read most of the manuscripts and who died last year at the age of 99 and a half and i just want to dedicate this whole talk to him. He was a wonderful, wonderful, kind, generous man and i dedicate the book to him into my mother into my made, my africanamerican maid whose name was willie mae and whom i call me and i will be talking about her maybe i should talk