NBC Nightly News - 1995-09-27

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[0:03] ator less. All the good stuff, all the

[0:05] stuff you want. It's all on sale.

[0:07] Circuit City this Friday and Saturday

[0:14] only because breaking news is measured

[0:17] in seconds. Turn to the station that

[0:19] gets you there first. Northwest News

[0:21] Channel 8 and Sky.

[0:26] Who is the real OJ Simpson? The raging

[0:28] time bomb described by Christopher

[0:30] Darden or the model of innocence from a

[0:32] theatrical Johnny Cochran. The cote, the

[0:36] new $100 bill trying to beat the new

[0:38] cyerspace counterfeits. NBC News in

[0:41] depth tonight. Why so many drugs cost

[0:43] too much, especially for senior

[0:45] citizens. And how a teenager's pregnancy

[0:48] brought police to her door to head off

[0:50] an abortion.

[0:52] From NBC News, this is NBC Nightly News

[0:57] with Tom Brokoff.

[0:59] Good evening. Well, there are two

[1:01] starkly different views of OJ Simpson

[1:03] for his jury in that Los Angeles

[1:05] courtroom tonight. The court now is in

[1:08] its dinner break, but earlier Simpson

[1:10] was first portrayed as a walking time

[1:12] bomb who killed his ex-wife and Ronald

[1:15] Goldman in a rage that had been building

[1:17] for months. Then he was described as a

[1:19] man who has been wronged, falsely

[1:22] accused, and set up by a terrible

[1:25] investigation. Today, it was prosecutor

[1:27] Christopher Darden head-to-head against

[1:28] Johnny Cochran with just one audience,

[1:31] the 10 women and two men of the jury.

[1:34] NBC's David Bloom on what may have been

[1:37] the most momentous day of this long

[1:38] trial.

[1:41] Today, in a calm voice with a commanding

[1:44] presence, defense attorney Johnny

[1:46] Cochran told jurors he would take them

[1:48] on a journey toward justice. Good

[1:51] afternoon. Co

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