emotion as the board announced its destination that was unanimous. marcy gonzales has the lightest. >> i grant parole. >> with that mr. simpson will be a free man. >> our decision although difficult is fair and just. >> granting parole after pleaing to the board where he is behind bars serving nine of his 33 year sentence. >> i'm sorry it happened and i'm sorry to nevada, and i did my time and would like to get back to my family and friends. >> and testimony from one of the men simpson is convicted of robbing in this las vegas casino and what the nfl claims was an attempt to reclaim his personal memorabilia. >> it's time to give him a second chance and time for him to go home to his family and

friends. he is a good man and made a mistake. >> simpson is now 70 years old and his age and perfect record as a prisoner all played into his role as a prisoner. >> i was always a good guy but i could have been a better christian and my commitment to change is to be a better christian. >> many letters coming in asking them factor in the murder of his ex-wife nicole brown. he plans to move to florida when released from this prison and the soonest that can happen is october 1st. >> "action news" is gathering reaction from the community. >> i think that if he did his

time he should just get out like anybody else. and as long as he obeys the law -- >> i think he say terrible person that got away with something he shouldn't have been i think he deserves to rot. forever. i don't think he should have been sprung. >> "action news" will continue to follow the breaking storey throughout the evening and we have live reports and reaction. as it comes in we'll pass it along and don't forget to stick around for world news with david muir after "action news" at 6:00. all right now to an accuweather alert tonight as our area is under an accesssive heat warning it's not just uncomfortable outside but the sweltering temperatures are hotter than 100 degrees outside and tomorrow will also be a scorcher, let get to meteorologist, adam joseph, with the latest from accuweather. >> late this morning we topped 90 degrees and that is when the heat wave officially began here and 95 for today and yesterday

we did peak at 96 degrees at 4:30 in the afternoon and well beyond the normal of 87 degrees and this is day three of what could be a week long heat wave. excessive heat warnings those are the pink counties here wilmington philadelphia and trenton. that is in effect until 8:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. the rest of the area in the orange is heat advisory remains in effect this evening until 7:00 p.m. basically not much of a difference between the advisory warning most areas are topping off in the upper 90s to near 100 and surpassing 100 from lancaster, wilmington and millville and the atlantic city airport. that is how hot it feels right now, lehigh valley coming in at 95 degrees. we are tracking some nasty storms that sparked a couple of tornado warnings in new york state. this coming in from the north and west and could clip the northern area as the line holds

together here. as we go into the evening hours. we are watching those storms to the north and west this evening. and likely will reach the poconos and lehigh valley and could hold together until 9:00 p.m. tonight with heavy rain and scattered gusty winds. we'll talk about when the heat wave will end in the seven-day forecast and the cooler dedales as well. >> thank you. as the extreme heat continues use the mobile app to stay informed and stormtracker 6 live double scan live, the app say free download for your mobile device. breaking right now, police are serving a search warrant at the home of a missing woman in malvern. she has not been seen for more than three months. and john rawlins is joining us live outside of the home. >> reporter: the police remain on the scene that the point in time. we don't know exactly what they

are looking for as the search want is sealed. this is a disturbing story for many people in this area of the philadelphia suburbs. when a 43-year-old professional woman an average wary was reported missing, it's not sure if we walk add way from her life her child and her job if she did herself harm in some way or if someone tried to harm her. >> detectives and forensics arriveded today with a search warrant. police were initially allowed in the house when anna was reported missing in april and since then anna's husband who hired an attorney has not allowed entry. he has not spoken about his wife or the effort of anna's friends that handed out missing posters. they asked for information about

the woman as well as her blue audi discovered in may park aid few blocks from the home. those alarmed by her absence that say she would have voluntarily left her home and cut off with her family in poland is unthinkable. they said anna was predictable and organized and not prone to doing any rash. >> not to take off and go anywhere. >> no, that is the last thing i would imagine. >> reporter: we heard that repeatedly solid and predictable and not adventuresome and relished her close ties to her son and family in poland. they cannot imagine she took off in any way. >> the police still searching at the family home and they arrived at 6:00, 7:00 this morning, as they say they remain here in malvern, channel 6 "action news." >> john we'll follow any updates

on that thank you. philadelphia police are searching for the man that they say stabbed his ex-girlfriend and her mother in south philadelphia overnight. the mother died and the 21-year-old daughter is in critical condition. the 24-year-old ex-boyfriend was enraged over the recent breakup they say just before 2:00 a.m. the altercation began next to the home of 2700 block of daily terrace and spilled out into the street and neighbors ran for help and called 911. >> there were the young man helping them and brave enough to help her. they were just saying help help, she is dying. >> well, police say they know who the suspect is and where he lives and now they have to find him. >> this afternoon we getting a first look at police body cam video of septa officers firing shots at the armed gunman in kensington. a picture here it's a screen grab of the suspect, 37-year-old jose lebron taken from the dramatic shootout taken on the

body cameras. charged with attempted murder along with a list of other charges just filed this afternoon. officers initially responded to a shooting on the 400 block of east somer street. one officer was tending to a victim as other officer as rived at the scene they say that lebron emerged from a nearby home and pointed a gun at his own head and then the officers -- >> hey! put it down! put the gun down! >> just a flash of the shooter but you hear the officers yelling drop it, drop it. it's obvious that something tense is occurring, a firearm was recovered. >> and police say that that gun has several .40 caliber rounds in it, and lebron is in stable condition. and the victim that brought police to the scene in the first

place is said to be a 48-year-old woman shot in the neck and she is listed in critical condition and that woman lives with lebron and septa police tell us that they wanted to get the video out there so the public can see and hear what played out and what prompted the officers to fire shot. all about transparency today. >> stunning video. all right. today authorities returned to the solebury property owned by cosmo dinardo's family. a large amount of officers were searching the farmland. matt weintraub says police are making sure they did not miss evidence before releasing the crime scene back to the dinardo family. it's unclear if they found anything today and the 20-year-old dinardo remains jailed after admitting to killing four missing men.

one of those four murder victims were laid to rest today and family membersp friends of tom meo gathered in north philadelphia for the funeral. the mass was held and a memorial for one of the other victims. 22-year-old mark sturgis is scheduled for today from 7:00 until 9:00 tonight. investigators say that two men found in a lake in cumberland county were brothers and it appears they both drowned while fishing. chopper 6 hd was overhead as crews responded to crystal lake in vineland. the victims are identified the vargass from bridgeton. they were fishing they believe and went fish and and one got in trouble and broth drowned when the other tried to help. coming up john mccain's

battle with cancer and his message to members of congress. and it's delayed emergency call, we have details about a local family's battle to get justice for their son. and melissa magee is down at the shore live in margate today. hi melissa. >> reporter: hi sharrie and brian we are dealing with extreme heat and humidity so we thought we would cool off with a sweet treat and we are at the dairy bar and burger and we continue to celebrate what is known to be national ice-cream month, we are cooling off with a sweet treat and we'll take the fun inside and you know what? not only do i scream, you scream, but guys -- >> we all scream for ice-cream. >> we have more on the sweet scoops you can check out at the dairy bar and burger. and when the relief is on the way. when "action news"s comes right

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well wishes are pouring in today for senator, john mccain, as he battles an aggressive brain tumor the republican from arizona is diagnosed with brain cancer and went in last week to repov a blood clot from behind his eye and that is when they found the tumor, the same kind of tumor that struck the late colleague ted kennedy. >> he joked unfortunately for his sparring partners in congress, he will be back soon. jeff sessions says he will remain many office one day after president trump rebuked him for

recusing him from the russian investigation. he said he would have hired someone else for the job and told reporters he would stay in office quote, as long as that is appropriate. >> i have the honor of serving as attorney general, and it's something goes beyond any thought i would have ever had for myself. we love this job, we love this department. and i plan to continue to do so. >> now, sessions was one of trump's earliest and loyal supporters during the campaign season and it's strained since the recusal in march. in that very same interview with the "new york times," the president warned robert mueller not to start investigating the trump family fortune and did not rule out the possibility of firing him and he is leading the probe into russian meddling in our presidential election

process. the parents of a former drexel university student who was severely injured in a fight filed suit. ian has undergone four brain surgeries because of the injuries he suffered. he was walking on powellton avenue when a fight broke out with members from another frat. he was knocked unconscious and his friends picked him up and carried him back to the fraternity house and no one called 911 for 10 hours. >> if he had immediate medical attention, he would not have suffered the devastating injuries he did. >> the gibbons parents are also suing the students who hit their son. drexel university however is not named in the suit however. 14 candidates made their public pitch to serve as philadelphia's interim district attorney. it comes as former d.a. seth

williams conviction on corruption charges. the 88 judges of the court of common pleas hear the candidates and they vote by dropping a slip of paper into one of these old top hats. they are kept inside of city hall for this purpose. they are made in philadelphia and the judges keep voting until one gets a majority and whoever it is holds the job for five and a half months until the election in november. >> seems traditional. way back. >> that is one word. >> adam joseph is joining us now and the mercury is way up. >> we have the warning, the excessive heat warning through tomorrow and little relief through the weekend as well. take a look live on sky 6 hd over penn's landing the ben franklin bridge we have the hazy sky out there and the atmosphere feels super heavy today with all

of that moisture in the air just waiting to be rung out and we don't have a lot of mechanisms in the at post mere to get widespread downpours or thunderstorms. 93 is the temperature in allentown and 93 in trenton, 95 in philadelphia, and a bit better in beach haven, cape may the upper 80s. and we are really hot in lancaster and wilmington also in the lower to middle 90s. then you factor in the haze, the humidity and feels like 98 philadelphia and on the brink of 100 in trenton and busting over 100, can't laster, wilmington and atlantic city airport. basically all areas to the south and even at the shore even at the 80s right now the heat indexes are in the mid up toer 90s. so little relief even with the bit of a sea breeze coming in. right now on stormtracker 6 live double scan we are pretty quiet and you look way to the north of the poconos, there are storms rocking in from the north and

west and some of them will survive in our northern counties and sparking some severe weather binghamton and just to the north of williamsport and scranton a watch box in effect. and most of these will fall apart and most will clip the areas around the poconos and 7:00 near allentown and you can see the line breaks apart as we get into the late evening hours at 10:30, and could be a surviving downpour or rumble of thunder or thunderstorm north of philadelphia and trenton into ocean county and moves away for the rest of the overnight hours. future tracker 6 temperatures, 91 philadelphia at 10:00 mountain morning, same for millville and dover and 90 degrees first thing in the midmorning hours and 80s at the shore and afternoon hours tomorrow. once again it feels like the upper 90s to near 100 and lower tomorrow due to a little bit of drier air trying to be mixed in from the upper atmosphere.

could be a good thing tomorrow. still whether it's 98, 99 or 100 or 101 and 87 at the shore and warm with an evening storm and city 95 degrees with late storms coming in on saturday and the poconos 81 and we watch for storms to pop there later on during the day. tomorrow an accuweather alert day with the dangerous heat and humidity and 95 degrees, feeling like 100 and same temperature on saturday and the humidity is going come down on saturday and won't feel near 100 and evening storms coming in and heavy scattered storms and more active on sunday and the heat wave continues on monday of 90 degrees, but i promise a break coming in in the next half hour in the seven day. >> thank you. it's time now for a first check of the "action news" traffic report. lets go live to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> a hot and steamy afternoon to be out and about. and a lot of people are and they were impacted by a crash on 422

westbound just a bit ago. a normally busy spot by trooper road and traffic is heavy in the westbound lanes coming away from 202 to the earlier scene and speeds still in the 20s. an accident scene by the gulph mills golf club by the schuylkill expressway and slow speeds on the schuylkill eastbound from 202 on in toward the conshohocken curve. and the blue route speeds in the teens from villanova and 95 plenty of them in the 20s and extra traffic at the walt whitman bridge, people heading down the shore early as we see so often in the summertime. and 95 in bucks county has cleared and a nasty crash in newcastle county along wrangle hill at river road and route 1 and governor lee are alternates. garden state parkway up north around lawrence harbor and

cheese quake, a serious accident and a lot of congestion in both directions. we'll check it again coming up in the next half hour. >> matt, thank you. more "action news" at 4:00 when we come back.

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4:30 now and "action news" continues. with breaking news in the last 90 minutes, o.j. simpson was granted parole. a parole board decided that the 70-year-old nfl star should be released from prison. he spent the last nine years in prison for armed robbery and salts with a weapon. they cited simpson's carolina with prison rules and community support and lack of prior convictions. we'll have more on simpson's eventual release including community reaction coming up on "action news" tonight. >> now, to an accuweather alert impacting our entire viewing area with an extra degree or two on the thermometer. the dog days of summer went from uncomfortable to unhealthy leaving few places to find

relief. >> that has led authorities to declare an excessive heat warning that lasts 24 hours not ending until 8:00 tomorrow night. lets get to adam joseph tracking this excessive heat warning, affecting all of us. >> the problem is at night not much relief and the humidity spikes overnight and the temperatures don't drop all that much and they extend that into the day tomorrow. and we are all feel that heat and that humidity. in fact temperature right now in allentown and trenton, sitting at 93 degrees and 95 in the city of philadelphia, and 93 wilmington and the atlantic city airport coming in at 93 degrees and the air temperature is one piece to the puzzle and then factor in the dew points. when they sit at 70 or above that is tropical or above and they send the mid-90s to 100 degrees, we are sitting at is the uncomfortable 72 dew point in wilmington and 70 in trenton

and 70 at atlantic city airport. we need them in the 50s to bring in the drier air and that will be coming next week. and also coming to the north and west and storms on stormtracker 6 live double scan 3-d here. and severe storms here in the pennsylvania and new york board, they start to fall apart in the evening hours and they start to hit parts of our viewing area especially toward the poconoss and the lehigh valley. and there is that excessive heat warning and no relief after the boundary comes through tonight. for wilmington and philadelphia and trenton and all the counties adjacent to i-95 and the heat advisory, for the rest of us that expires at 7:00 this evening. we'll chat about the heat wave going into the day on monday and an active part of your weekend with storms as well. coming up in the seven-day forecast in just a little bit. >> a lot to follow thank you. >> lets bring in gray hall now sweating it out live in fairmount park with more on how people are trying to keep cool

gray. >> reporter: it was a struggle for a whole lot of people don't let this beautiful scenery fool you. the heat from the pavement registering at 122 degrees, it's shot if you don't have to go outside stay inside in the a.c. >> it's hot outside and you don't have to take my word for it. >> you can't escape it unless you are inside of air conditioning. >> how do you spell relief. >> water. >> and it seems like the summer weather had the upper hand and there is no escape for people working outside. it feels like it's over 100 degrees and the heat is dangerous. >> it's like swimming into a brick wall and not being able to get through it. >> pools were the popular

hangout spot and splash parks kept kids occupied and cool. >> in the city it's hard to get away from the heat with the concrete. >> anything to keep cool in the heat. >> some love it. >> this is too much? >> maybe like over 100, i like it, i like the heat bring it on. >> we found brave souls playing tennis. >> if you have respiratory ailments or whatever, don't come out. but i'm an old man and i have to stay aboveground this is what i do. >> no matter if you love it or hate it excessive heat is a killer use season screen and drink plenty of water. and to avoid the heat all together if you can. >> drink three times as much water as you think is necessary. you can't be overhydrated enough for this.

>> reporter: just in case you didn't hear it's hot outside and the city is under the code red that is why they have enacted the cooling shelters and find where to go and find the local pool in your area, so you can cool off. we'll put the information to help you out at 6abc.com. that is the latest from here in fairmount park. channel 6 "action news." >> so hot i can't think. >> that view behind you never gets old. as the extreme continues use the mobile app to stay informed from tips to staying cool stormtracker 6 live double scan radar the 6 abc app say free downlo download. a 65-year-old woman is in custody that the hour accused of stealing a cab and pretending to be its driver. at ledged thief hailed the cab in kensington and soon after she asked the driver to stop at the store, when the cabby got out to help her from the backseat. the woman allegedly jumped into

the drivers seat and took off and even picked up a fare a few blocks away and officers were able to stop her a short time later. we are waiting to hear what charges the accused thief will face. demonstrators from black lives matter interrupted a press conference from jim kenney and the mayor made sure their message was heard. the protesters were referring to david joan shot and killed by a police officer last month. as they tried to remove the protesters, mayor kenney held them back. >> i don't need protection from citizens expressioning their first amendment views. make sure the friends and families know what happened and if there is appropriate action for the officer for whatever he did or didn't do, that is

appropriate. >> jones was shot in the back after he was stopped for driving a dirt brike recklessly in hunting park. the officer is now is on leave. after a military deployment overseas, a montgomery county father had a chance to hug his children for the first time in six months. >> yea! >> staff sergeant kyle woods surprised his son after surprising him at school if gilbertsville. that was not the only emostal day, in a different outdoor classroom woods surprised his oldest son. woods happy tomorrow coming follows a six month deployment in qatar. >> i love that. welcome home ain happen happy home come. >> it's a hot day in the tri-state area and that includes down at the shore.

>> meteorologist, melissa magee, is doing her best to beat the heat live in margate. hi melissa. >> reporter: i'm taking orders. we are at the dairy -- coming up by the way -- they want milk shakes, we are at the dairy bar and burger here in margate. it's been here for 65 years, it's a town favorite and the line goes out the door during the summertime months. i have maggie on stand by and maggie this is a soft serve and this is vanilla, serve that up for us. it's not just vanilla we dip it in cherry. maggie lets go over this way. dip it in the cherry, they have tons of flavors, not only soft ice-cream but they have regular ice-cream and gluten free options and so much to see here in margate. but if you are not in margate we'll take you back to the 50s

wildwood style. check out what is going on this weekend down at the shore. >> we want you to drift back that to period when people were a little happier. >> the 60s are alive in wildwood, new jersey. we hope you'll see things that remind you of things you remember from when you were much younger. >> like bill haley and the comets. record after record line the walls and tables of the do op. it's the architectural style and player of the island hotels known for their angular roof line. the museum has a vintage kitchen and juke box and a traditional rotary phone. when was the last time you saw one of those. >> watch out for the tram car.

>> the 50s were a time when car craze the america was giving tourists a vehicle to explore the eastern coast. >> come and see us. >> can i grab your shades, come sit down, it's all about ice-cream we are still celebrating national ice-cream month and you girls are coming here since you knew about the dairy bar. >> yes. >> we'll have more on the hot happenings and the hot accuweather forecast and if you want more of what you saw down at the shore go to 6abc.com/down at the shore. i have the favorite flavors on tap. check this out. go over here. we have ice-cream sandwiches. >> why is they doing that? >> cherry bombs. >> adam says you are mean. >> adam likes coffee. >> what do you like brian and sharrie. >> anything. >> i guess this one is on me. >> she makes friends so easily except here in the studio.

>> not today. from jelly fish to bloggers to k cups, can you guess what people hate the most in your state. a dating app who unites people for what they dislike. coming up. a medical miracle a girl that spent two hours without a heartbeat in the family pool is waking, talking and growing, how doctors reversed her brain damage. >> and bad beach manners, and no not what melissa just did to us. how much stuff is too much stuff? shore etiquette in big talkers.

? what scientists are calling a medical miracle they were able to reverse the brain damage of a little girl that nearly drowned.

she got through a baby gate and fell into is the family pool last year. doctors revived her after two hours without a heartbeat and said likely she would never function normally again. that is went parents turned to new orleans doctor. who had new therapy. it led eden to dramatic improvement. >> watching her in a vegetative state to sitting up and crawling and take the first shaky steps last summer it's been amazing. >> pretty wild stuff. the fda says that the safety of the oxygen therapy has not been proven but acknowledges it is working wonders for eden. >> unbelievable. big talkers now we start with a problem that apparently heating things up on the sand across the jersey shore this summer it's called beach spreading and philly.com broke

down the latest beef on the beach. my facebook friends agree there is an issue. with sand hogs they set up small villages marking their turf and people are spreading out and that is not okay with some other people who feel a little invaded. >> so tell us is this a thing? how much space is acceptable to claim. some viewers say they camp out in the wee hours of the morning and encroach their space with all of their stuff. and others say there is miles and miles of sand up and down the shore room enough forever all of us. weigh in on the debate. k cups, fidget spinners and workout couples, things that really bug people enough to unite them. now, there is an app for that. it's called haters, you can date someone that hates the same

stuff as you. it was created by an oklahoma student, that when someone share a negativity toward someone, the apps asks you what you love or hate and match you. and break down what they hate the most by state. in philadelphia it's money clips, in new jersey jelly fish and delaware, casey affleck. please explain that to me. dabbing pizza grease with a napkin, that bugs me. >> that is right. how about bonding over something you like together. that is a thought. lets get a check of of the roads tonight. >> matt has the update. >> where is traffic on the most hated things, does that mean i'm not the most hated person in the newsroom. we are watchingmentsy of traffic

along 42 southbound side a crash up ahead at 544 and now gone not a good time for an accident people head out for a long weekend down the shore. and approaches on the walt whitman bridge and traffic crawls across the bridge and on to 42 southbound. and we start to pick up the pace now that the accident is gone. fire activity along haddon avenue and a very serious accident in newcastle county recordedly involving a day care bus along wrangle hill road at route 9 stay on 1 and 71, stay clear of that. and a crash near valley form near route 43 near ferry lane. and now we get word of an overturned vehicle crash in rhawnhurst by nazareth hospital. and on the big picture plenty of delays linger on the schuylkill

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we are all feeling it the heat and humidity and the excessive heat warnings in effect now in philadelphia and trenton and wilmington extend through the day tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. and advisories for the northwestern counties and southern new jersey and delaware. they expire at 7:30 this evening. but the problem here with this particular heat wave is how long it will last. just a reminder, heat is the number one relate said killer in the country. our bodies cannot handle being

overheated and it's a hard transition to cool your body down. four more dea we expect in the 90s and the cumulative effect on the body that gets us into trouble. take it easy and keep cool and take lots of breaks over the next few days. take a look at heat indexes here. 98 in philadelphia and feels like 101 in wilmington and 102 in lancaster and 101 at the atlantic city airport. and dover 105, and a break trying to kick in at the shore communities, cape may feeling like 87 degrees. what we are watching is to the north and west and we have severe storms that sparked tornado warnings in western, new york state. they continue to move toward our direction and the severe thunderstorm watch on the brink of scranton but we got a new mezo scale, that is a writeup by the storm prediction certain out of norman, oklahoma that follows

severe warren and they may extanned that for parts of our northern counties here. and we'll track these. they would come through the poconos at 7:00 this evening and tend to fall apart after trenton and ocean county. we'll follow it here. and the heat is the big story into the day on friday as we round out the work week, feeling like 90 at 9:00 in the morning and upper 90s during the afternoon tomorrow and touching 100 at a time. and taking out the chance of a thunderstorm tomorrow. then as we go into saturday. it starts sunny and blazing hot once again over your weekend but saturday afternoon. saturday afternoon we watch waves of energy from the west and turns unsettled over the weekend and late saturday afternoon, 8:30 on saturday night than continues into the day on sunday. on a day like today, we want to cool off especially the interior

of our bodies and melissa magee is getting just that eating ice-cream after ice-cream and probably drinking a shake as well. and probably drinking a shake in margate. >> it's a black and white. you like coffee ice-cream? >> i will eat any ice-cream on these days. >> it's on the way. it's on the way, it's so hot and steamy outside. and as you mentioned that forecast say hot one too. we have you covered. friday 89 degrees and hot but dry, but saturday it turns unsettled we are calling for a high of 87 and sunshine and evening showers and storms and looks to be unsettled late sunday into late saturday into sunday. and 87 and humid and unsettled and not a washout over the weekend but with so much high heat and human expect for a shower or storm to pop. the ocean temperature is like bath water at 79 degrees, we are here at margate dairy barn and

burger around for 59 seasons. let me know your flavor. >> get some dry ice and bring it back to the station. the heat wave breaks into tuesday and wednesday next week and we finally get back into the 80s.

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cold compress or apply a thin layer of cold plain yogurt. chopper 6 hd is over what is called a serious crash in northeast philadelphia. as we take a live look, you see one vehicle on the side there behind the fire truck, happening at the home avenue at revere street in northeast philadelphia. one person was trapped in the jeep on its side and you can make out the roof is cut off and that person is extricated and transported to the hospital. "action news" at 5:00 following this as it develops as "action news" continues next.

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kidnapping and robbery simpson is preparing for parole. the big story on "action news" is the big ruling by the nevada parole board and his pending release from prison. >> is in prison stemming from an incidents at a hotel when he and two other men broke into a hotel room and attempted to take memorabilia they claimed was stolen. he was sentenced to minimum of nine years in prison. after a series of failed motions for a new trial. o.j. simpson put major efforts into preparing for today's parole hearing and described himself as a giving person who feels remorse for what happened. >> i am not a guy that lived a criminal life, i'm a pretty straight shooter. >> i didn't know how we were going to do this by apologizing to the people of nevada, because