CBS Evening News - 1995-10-02

Name: CBS Evening News - 1995-10-02
Uploaded: 2025-04-29
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Uploaded: 2025-04-29

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Language: English (original, YouTube automatic captions)

[0:01] If you need to know, call Coin TV's

[0:03] NewsCall, 778-6000, extension 1010.

[0:07] Anytime, anyplace, 24 hours a day. Get

[0:10] the latest news update straight from

[0:11] NewsCenter 6. When it's news you need to

[0:14] know, call NewsCall, 778-6000, extension

[0:17] 1010.

[0:19] They call it a holy miracle. Statues

[0:21] that drink milk on Hard Copy.

[0:24] Stunner. The O. J. Simpson trial jury

[0:27] deliberation suddenly ends. The verdict

[0:29] is in, but it won't be revealed until

[0:32] the morning.

[0:36] This is the CBS Evening News with Dan

[0:40] Rather.

[0:41] And this is a special Western edition.

[0:43] Good evening. Is O. J. Simpson guilty or

[0:46] not guilty? Millions of Americans are

[0:48] asking the question tonight, but only 12

[0:50] people in all the world know the answer.

[0:53] The 12 jurors who surprised everyone

[0:55] today by reaching a verdict on the very

[0:57] first official day of deliberations.

[1:00] Their decision will not be announced

[1:02] until tomorrow. Correspondent Bill

[1:04] Whitaker is at the courthouse in Los

[1:05] Angeles tonight. Bill.

[1:07] Dan, it was a shock to just about

[1:08] everyone. A verdict on the first day of

[1:11] deliberation. Even Judge Ito seemed

[1:13] surprised. He said because not all the

[1:15] attorneys were here today, he would wait

[1:17] until tomorrow, 10:00 Pacific time,

[1:20] before reading the verdict. A verdict

[1:22] reached after less than 4 hours of

[1:24] deliberation and only one question from

[1:26] the jury.

[1:28] All right, and

[1:29] Late this morning, the jurors asked

[1:31] Judge Ito if they could have the

[1:32] testimony of limo driver Allan Park read

[1:34] back to them. Testimony prosecutors had

[1:37] called the defining moment in the case.

[1:39] Question, good morning