CBS Evening News - 1995-09-26
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[0:01] can sometimes seem slow. We're moving
[0:03] forward toward our goals one step at a
[0:06] time because the necessity to balance
[0:08] the needs of people and nature in
[0:10] Oregon's forests is great. Cavendum
[0:12] Forest Industries believes achieving
[0:14] this balance is important because
[0:16] Oregon's forests are a resource worth
[0:18] conserving. Yeah.
[0:25] Finally, final arguments in the Simpson
[0:27] trial. The prosecution confronts the
[0:29] Ferman issue head on. Is he a racist?
[0:33] Yes. Is he the worst LAPD has to offer?
[0:38] Yes.
[0:39] And the picture that led Judge It to
[0:42] pull the plug on live television
[0:44] coverage.
[0:48] This is the CBS Evening News with Dan
[0:52] Rather and this is a special Western
[0:55] edition. Good evening. The jury has seen
[0:57] the evidence. Now the prosecution is
[0:58] piecing it together, trying to convince
[1:00] the jury that OJ Simpson is guilty of
[1:03] two brutal murders beyond any reasonable
[1:06] doubt. As Marcia Clark began closing
[1:08] arguments today, she tackled straight
[1:10] away the Ferman issue and the glove
[1:13] tryon fiasco. But with millions of
[1:15] Americans tuned in, Bill Whitaker
[1:17] reports it was the judge who stole the
[1:20] show, at least for a while. Bill, Dan,
[1:22] after threatening so many times to cut
[1:24] the courtroom camera, when Judge Ido
[1:27] actually did it briefly today, it was a
[1:29] real shock. But before he pulled the
[1:31] plug, prosecutor Marsha Clark started
[1:34] off her closing arguments by apologizing
[1:37] profusely to the jury. The panel began
[1:39] the jury selection process exactly one
[1:42] long year ago today.
[1:44] And I want to thank you from the bottom
[1:46] of my heart. You have been through so
[1:48] much. You