. >> the body of 34-year-old nicole brown simpson, ex-wife of o.j.pson was found after midnight on a sidewalk outside her west los angeles home. >> in june of 1994 the nation is caught off guard when nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman are found murdered and o.j. simpson is the prime suspect. >> the los angeles police department right now is actively searching for mr. simpson. >> live cameras catch the now infamous white bronco with the reportedly suicidal simpson in the back seat. friend al cowlings. >> this is a.c. i have o.j. in the car. he has a gun to his head. >> thousands pour into the streets to cheer the bronco on. and the double murder trial that follows is truly the trial of the century. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> the verdict watched by upwards of 100 million people. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant orenthal james simpson not guilty of the crime of murder. >> shockwaves over o.j. simpson's acquittal ripple across the country revling a distinct racial divide. many white americans expr

. >> the body of 34-year-old nicole brown simpson, ex-wife of o.j.on was found after midnight on a sidewalk outside her west los angeles home. >> in june of 1994 the nation is caught off guard when nicole brown simpson and her friend ron kbo goldman are found murdered and o.j. simpson is the prime suspect. >> the los angeles police department right now is actively searching for mr. simpson. >> live cameras catch the now infamous white bronco with the reportedly suicidal simpson in the back seat. friend al cowlings. >> this is a.c. i have o.j. in the car. he has a gun to his head. >> thousands pour into the streets to cheer the bronco on. and the double murder trial that follows is truly the trial of the century. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> the verdict watched by upwards of 100 million people. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant orenthal james simpson not guilty of the crime of murder. >> shock waves over o.j. simpson's acquittal ripple across the country revealing a distinct racial divide. many white americans

it was the estate of nicole brown simpson suing him. if there were any moneys, any plan moneys collected, not one penny comes to my family. everybody thinks it is the browns and goldmans, it's not. any penny would go to sydney and justin, not the browns. we don't have our paws in that. >> tanya brown, thank you. and give my regards to your family. thank you so much for coming. >> i will, i will. thank you, don. >> 150 million people tuned in to hear the live verdict read in o.j. simpson's 19 the 5 doub95 murder trial. here is to discuss this is kyra phillips, my former co-anchor. senior vice president of interactive one, the author of nobody casualties of america's war from ferguson to flint and beyond. and eric degin the author of race bader how the media weelds dangerous words to divide a nation. i have to ask you all, where were you, kyra, when that verdict was read in 1995? >> ways working as reporter at ktbs in los angeles. i will never forget it. my co-anchor and i were in the live van. we were thinking, okay, there's a lot of evid

. >> nicole is nicole brown simpson, lying dead beside here 25-year-old ron goldman. the prime suspect, nicole's ex-husband, football legend o.j. simpson. simpson promises to surrender and then disappears. >> the los angeles police department right now is actively searching for mr. simpson. >> simpson is soon spotted inside a white suv. >> yeah, i think i just saw o.j. simpson on the five freeway. he's heading north. >> you've got everybody scared. >> the famous low-speed chase covered live for hours rivets the nation and ends with simpson's eventual surrender at his home on -- >> this was the perfect soap opera. the o.j. simpson murder case was the first true reality show for the country. >> okay. let's go. here we go. >> this was the first wall-to-wall televised trial. >> july 22nd, 1994, a month after the murders, the legal proceedings against o.j. simpson begins when he enters this defiant plea. >> absolutely 100% not guilty. >> simpson assembles a legal dream team. >> each one of them was famous. >> jeffrey tubin covered the trial for the new yorker. >> there has

. >> the body of 34-year-old nicole brown simpson, ex-wife of o.j.on was found after midnight on a sidewalk outside her west los angeles home. >> in june of 1994 the nation is caught off guard when nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman are found murdered and o.j. simpson is the prime suspect. >> the los angeles police department right now is actively searching for mr. simpson. >> live cameras catch the now infamous white bronco with the reportedly suicidal simpson in the back seat. friend al cowlings behind the wheel. >> this is a.c. i have o.j. in the car. he has a gun to his head. >> thousands pour into the streets to cheer the bronco on. and the double murder trial that follows is truly the trial of the century. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> the verdict watched by upwards of 100 million people. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant orenthal james simpson not guilty of the crime of murder. >> shockwaves over o.j. simpson's acquittal ripple across the country revealing a distinct racial divide. many whi

only mention of the murders of nicole brown and ron goldman in los angeles one of the commissioners stated that cased had nothing to do with this one and would not be considered here. now that the parole board has granted simpson's release, he is expected to walk out of lovelock prison on or about october 1. he better stay out of trouble, they will be watching him like a hawk. >> neil: thank you very, very much claudia. so much attention on what his financial opportunities will be as a 70-year-old man. great deal of interest on the part of the media. whether that turns into even money-making ventures for him anyone's guess. remember the money he owes through that civil trial to the goldman family and others. fox news anchor, former defense attorney gregg jarrett and legal

while he was acquitted in the brutal death of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and friend, ron goldman, simpson later pled to hurting his wife and pled no contest to spousal l battery. here are a few of the 911 calls that brown simpson made. >> what is he doing? is he threatening you? >> [ bleep ], going nuts. >> has he threatened you u in any way or just harassing you? >> you're going to hear him in a minute. he's about to come in again. >> just stay on the line. >> i don't want to stay on the line. he's going to beat the [ bleep ]. he wanted somebody's phone number and i gave him my phonebook. i put my phonebook down to write down the phone number that he wanted and he took my phonebook with all my stuff in it. >> basically you guys have just been arguing? >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> is he inside right now? >> yes. >> okay. just a moment. >> back to the panel. jeff, you listen to that call, it's just chilling. >> there's one i always remember, one of the 911 calls where she identifies herself, who's your husband? and she says, it's o.j. simpson, i think you know his record. which sug

of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman he was ordered to pay millions in damages. so if you have some funds but many americans still think. that he's so lucky to have got away with just nine years in jail and very quickly james what happens now what next. well no they will prepare him for his release which could happen as early as october at the forest and no doubt the be enormous media circus surrounding that has proved again today as a medic in networks. cut into their regular programs to broadcast his hearing but there is still a fascination with a smile on. thank god kennels angelus thanks very much being on the program. president trump certainly known to speak his mind and this time it's his own attorney general he sounding off about. an interview with the new york times president trump said he wouldn't pick and jeff sessions to lead the justice department. if he'd known that he was going to recuse himself from matters relating to the two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign army investigation into russian interference. well today mr sessions was asked i

the dna test would later link the blood to nicole brown simpson, ron goldman, and o.j. simpson. blondie socks were also found at the foot of his bed. dna testing would link those socks to simpson and his ex-wife. what a shoe prints were found at the scene of the crime. they matched o.j. simpson's shoe size. blood containing o.j. simpson's dna markers, that was found on a back gate of the crime scene. one blood a leather glove was found near the victims, with a matching glove found behind his guesthouse. those gloves also contained genetic markers connected to simpson and the two victims. because of the mountain of evidence against o.j. simpson, he was required to surrender to police. on june 17th 1994 after failing to turn himself in, o.j. simpson and a close personal friend, they led police on a long, long, slow speed car chase in southern california where oj was a passenger in a white ford bronco, purportedly was considering suicide. ultimately he surrendered to police and was formally charged in the deaths of his ex-wife and ron goldman. he then hired high-profile lawyers to

and ask whether he heard from his children with his late wife nicole brown simpson.ow can the president plow through this agenda with all the >> that will conclude this hearing. >> thank you. judge jeanine: it was the parole hearing that had the whole country glued to their tvs. o.j. simpson found out thursday that he will be paroled in two months. joining me now in a justice exclusive, mr. simpson's attorney, malcolm laverne. first thing i want to ask you, i know you have spoken with o.j. since the decision. what is his state of mind and what specifically can you share with us that he told you? >> mr. simpson is on cloud nine. he likes the outcome. he likes extending time with his family. everything is huck from the moon at this -- everything is hung from the moon. he had a change of custody status and they will change that up until he's released. mr. simpson enjoyed general population status the entire time he has been there. once the decision was made the wardens modified that and he had to move his cell to an area where he's more protected. judge jeanine: what's

that he murdered nicole brown and ron goldman. and then, johnny cochran is handed a land mine. tape recordings. all right, we can now prove this detective was racist and framed o.j. simpson. we got it. it's over. now fast forward and here we are at this parole hearing. >> areva martin, i want to hear you jump in as well. stand by. hang on. o.j.'s walking back in the room. go ahead, let's listen to you and let's just hang tight on these pictures. >> let's talk about this land mine, this land mine is the lead detective in a case using the "n" word, so i guess i'm just flabbergasted at the panel's discussion about the case and it, again, reflects the racial divide in this country. if you believe o.j. simpson is guilty and you disrespect the jury verdict in the trial, then you're seeing this, this parole hearing, through those lens. and you're not capable of seeing them through the lens of what's happening today, what is his prison term been like for the last nine years, and what's relevant to him getting off on parole related to the charges of robbery. not to the case where he was

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nicole brown's head was almost completely taken off. did you see a crime of passion?a crime of passion because of all the excessive industries, cuttings on each body which were beyond what was necessary to cause death. one thing about the statement the head was almost cut off. owner neck is 5 or 6 inches thick and only one or two inches of soft tissues. most of the neck is the spine bone. the spine bone wasn't cut through. that is bad enough. it wasn't be heading. heather: to this latest crime, the armed robbery. a lot of folks said it was a crime of passion as well. he believes there were pictures of his family, and the memorabilia. his emotions got the best of him. >> they did. an interesting analogy. both of these times, the murders, 2007 oj became emotionally upset, at the time of the trial, the case presented to the jurors, they can't back two or three hours, traveling to los angeles, the prosecution did not present a strong enough case which was different in the civil action where he was not guilty of the crime. >> there are 40 murders a day in this country. hal

defendant orenthal james simpson not guilty of the crime of murder in violation of penal code 187 upon nicole brownimpson -- >> more than two decades ago, acquitted of the gruesome killings of his ex-wife nicole and friend ron goldman. it cast clairing light on issues of race, criminal justice, celebrity and also domestic violence and today's hearing for o.j. simpson begins minutes from now. simpson will make his case to the parole board of commissioners in a videoconference. we'll bring that to you live and correspondent jean casarez in carson city, nevada, where the parole board is meeting now. jean, walk us through the hearing what is sure to be a spectacle playing out on television. how will this unfold? >> reporter: right. there are cameras in the hearing and we'll be able to watch live. what we know is that o.j. simpson will be allowed to make a statement to the parole board. say whatever he wants to say. he'll probably talk about life in prison, what he's done. we know he was on the waiting list to take courses including "commitment to change" and talk about life on the outside. what he want

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>> i'm probably pretty sure that he probably is nicole brown simpson and ron goldman. >> reporter: are things that have changed your view? >> he decided to come out and do this fictitious book about if i did it. it became apparent to me in my mind that he was problem lit person who went over there and killed those people. >> reporter: but pryor says he ultimately stands by that not guilty verdict. >> it wasn't based on what i thought i did it or didn't do it. it was based on the presumption given to my by judge ito of reasonable doubt. >> reporter: the jury reached a verdict. >> not guilty of the crime of murder. >> reporter: pryor says his first days of freedom were mired in fear. >> i had people camped out at my home in los angeles all the time. i had people that would show up at my house and leave threatening remarks. >> reporter: for simpson, life after the not guilty verdict was also not as he may he in 2008, after a baffling attempt to steal back his memorabilia, he was found guilty of robbery and kidnapping. and sentenced to that nine to 33 year term in prison. >> to go to nevad

it was the estate of nicole brown simpson that was suing him. there were any moneys, any moneys collected, not one penny would come to my family. not one penny and everybody always thinks it's the browns and the goldmans but it's not. so, any penny that would be collected would go to -- would go to sydney and justin, not the browns. so we don't have -- we don't have our paws in that. >> tanya brown, thank you. >> you're welcome. >> give my regards to your family. >> i will. i will. thank you, don. >>> 150 million people tuned in to hear the live verdict read in o.j. simpson's 1995 double murder trial. here to discuss, cnn correspondent, kyra phillips, my former co-anchor. the senior vice president of interactive one. cnn political commentator mark lamont hill, author of "nobody: casu from ferguson and flint and beyond." the author of "race baiter." how the media wheels dangerous words to divide a nation." i have to ask you all, where were you when the verdict was read in 1995? >> working as a reporter in los angeles. i'll never forget it, my co-

i'd like to bring in tonya brown the sister of nicole brown simpson. tonya, again, i'm so sorry for you and your family. your thoughts today. >> thank you. welsh it brings me back to 23 years ago sitting in that room, or 22 years ago now sitting in that court room with the sweaty hands and the visceral feeling in the belly. it's not easy. >> your thoughts on him being released on this charge, if it happens? >> well, what we have to try to do, and somehow i'm able to do this. where i have been able to separate what happened in 1994 to this case. that's a really important thing. no matter what the outcome is, whether he's released, whether he's not released. it's under nevada state law. in order for me to not get mad or get depressed or get anxious, that's the mindset i have to have. where this is the law and whatever the parole board says it is. i have been saying it for years. it is what it is. i can't control things that i can't change. i can't. so my only option is to just accept it. if he gets released, i have to just accept it. that's just an easie

>> i'm probably pretty sure that he probably is the person that went over there and killed nicole brownnd ron goldman. >> are there other things over the years that have changed your view? >> he had decided to come out and do this fictitious book "if i did it." it became apparent to me in my mind that he was probably the person that went over there and killed those people. >> but he said he ultimately stands by that not guilty verdict. >> it wasn't based on whether i thought he did or didn't do it. it was based on the presumption that was presented to me by judge ito in the trial of reasonable doubt. >> reporter: cryer is perhaps best known for this moment following the verdict, portrayed here in the fx series "the people versus o.j. simpson." >> i put my hand up like this. and of course it was only to say to mr. simpson -- actually it was to him. to say hey, man, enjoy your life. go back and be a real person again. because really and truthfully this was a blessing to you, that we gave you here. >> why did you feel strongly enough to do that? >> because i wanted to try to let him know h

if you've never done a google image search of nicole brown simpson murder scene it will quickly erase that kindly old man you just saw. maybe you should, i'll wait. evil isn't just an idea, it's a real thing and that real thing is free, free to enjoy a margarita on a beach, free to enjoy tv offers from drooling producers, free to take pictures with ignorant millennials unencumbered by his past. maybe he'll get one or two of them back to his place and wake up the neighbors yet again. as for the rest of the world, our ability to forgive is more about forgetting. forgetting is easier than remembering that he butchered two people. but hey, he was a model inmate because his options were limite limited. he met the criteria of release. will our treatment of him now fulfill the criteria of shane? the irony of all of this is the only way for him to pay the family of the victims is for us to pay oj for work were going to have to feed his fame in order for them to get their money. he's going to be around were going to see him all over the place. >> dana: he's been widely about how to make a livi

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of the past. >> our decision is fair and just. >> it is something tonya brown, nicole brown simpson's sister has learned to accept. >> whatever the parole board says, it is. i've been saying it for years. it is what it is. i can't. >> simpson spent nine years as a model prisoner. two sports memorabilia sellers. one of them spoke on simpson's behalf saying he has made peace with simpson. >> i feel 9.5 2:30 three years was way too long. >> o.j. simpson will be released october 1st, says he plans to live in florida and spent time with his children. the one thing he must not do is get in anymore trouble. a >> chris: claudia cowan reporting from carson city, nevada, . president trump spent part of the day getting an update on u.s. efforts to defeat isis as well as other american military operations. national security correspondent jennifer griffin reports from the pentagon. >> six months into his presidency, donald trump made a second trip to the pentagon to receive an update from his national security team on global threats. >> isis is falling fast, very fast. >> the meeting today lasted

new reactionover night from nicole brown simpson's sister plus details on where o.j. is expected to live. >>> new this morning the reports saying the president asked his advisers about who he can pardon. plus, how attorney general jeff sessions is reacting after the president expressed regret about nominating him for the job and the shake-up revealed among the president's legal team. >>> breaking overnight a deadly earthquake causing damage in two countries. tourists among the dead. the new video coming in showing the moment the quake struck during a birthday party. >>> we do say good friday morning. o.j. simpson's days behind bars now numbered after he successfully made his case for freedom. >> simpson outlined the reasons he should go free saying he's done everything asked of him and insisting he's going to stay out of trouble. >> clearly thrilled. his hand in the air smiling much like he did after the not guilty verdict for the murders of his ex-wife nicole and her friend ron goldman and begin with emily rau. >> i do vote to grant parole when eligible. >> thank you

. >> we find the defendant not guilty of the crime of murder of nicole brown simpson. not guilty of the crime of murder of ron goldman. >> martha: after nine years behind bars for armed robbery, and very similar circumstances, if the new day for oj. >> that will conclude this hearing. >> thank you. >> martha: he will be a free man come october. three men who were deeply involved from the first phone call to the double murder at the house on bundy drive. mark berman, tom lange, yale galanter. but first, a look at the 70-year-old as he and his daughter made a case for freedom. >> no one really knows how much we have been through. this ordeal in the last nine years. >> i've have never pulled a gun on anybody. i never have in my life. for trying to retreat, it's been ruled legally by the state of california that it was my property and they've given it to me. i was a good guy. i could have been a better kristen and my commitment to change is to be a better kristin. i've basically lived a conflict free life. the commissioner of the softball league. i don't want to lead a cri

then he says i didn't know they had guns. >> eboni: the attorney for nicole brown simpson's estate is wasting no time denouncing or adjacent being granted parole. >> i think he never should've seen the light of day. i think between '95 and 2007 was a gift to him, and i think freedom now is a gift to him too. that being said, i don't agree with what happened but i don't criticize. they had their formats, their formula and it was anticipated. >> jeanine: i know john kelly. it's good to see him again. john kelly did with the prosecution could not do in the o.j. simpson case. john kelly proved a case and got a jury to agree that o.j. was liable for the deaths of nicole and ron goldman. the guy is brilliant, a great lawyer. he's one of the few people that's going to benefit from this because if o.j. starts making money, then he's going to get part of his feet as well from the 33 million. >> eboni: eric, i know you rightly bring up, what about the families of ron goldman and nicole brown simpson. maybe there could be some silver lining. o.j. is probably going to get out in october. the mone

nicole brown's sister, simpson 's sister however, tanya brown, isn't buying it. >> bringing up a whole bunch of anxiety because yeah, forgive me, stumbling, i'm nervous, i witnessed something when he was on he got really angry and empathetic. it had me really worried. >> that was tanya brown she does not go by simpson anymore he just wants to move on be with his family, stay out of trouble and set to be released when he will have served his full nine years, nine of the 33 years. he asked for permission to relocate to florida. that was his prior home. he want to be near his family. that was a request approved by nevada board however, as you know, florida officials still need to approve that request. it will take 45 days for a final decision. >> he almost made a joke yesterday i know you don't want me here anymore. >> board laughed. >> board said in comment. >> certainly interesting, i was definitely watching as well. >> wow. >> thanks, thomas. >> listen to this. >> ♪ >> chester bennington voice behind hit band lincoln park has died. >> his death is being investigated as a suicide, as so

in 1995 he was akwitsed of the murders of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman morning, charlie. a report 13d.5 million people tune in to ochlt j. simpson's parole hearing last week. that's far putter than the 150 million people who watched his acquittal in 1995. still it shows the o.j. obsession lives on as well as the debate of who killed nichol brown simpson and ron goldman. >> i would like to get back to my family and friends. believe it or not, i do have some friends. >> one thing is certain. it will be a world well acquainted with his past. >> people will always want to be a part of the o.j. case and they'll always be looking for evidence that the lapd missedle that's because it's a mist industry that to some has nonbenot been solved. >> oh, my god. is she dead? >> yes. >> i'm so sorry, mr. simpson. >> people are fascinated with the 1995 acquittal and the deaths of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. the case remains open today. >> the word "open" regarding an investigation can mean so many things. it may mean that because o.j. was

well, as they did 20 years ago when the bodies of nicole brown simpson, his ex—wife, and their friendicole brown simpson, his ex—wife, and theirfriend ron goldman, were found on the sidewalk near los angeles, sunset boulevard in los angeles, and then there followed of course a slow speed televised chase of oj simpson in a white ford bronco across the city, then the trial and the sensational acquittal. you are right to say, to distinguish famous or infamous, because he continues to divide people in the us. and indeed, here in la, the city is divided not least a racial lines, at least, it was in the 90s. increasing evidence would suggest while there is something of a racial divide on perceptions of oj simpson, actually, few americans believe in his innocence and at the time. for example, in one recent survey, one recent poll suggested only 7% of americans were sure that he was not guilty of those murders. indeed, he was found responsible for the deaths in a civil case. james cookin the deaths in a civil case. james cook in los angeles. let's take a look at some of the day's other news.

ronald goldman were murdered outside nicole brown simpson's condo in los angeles. next day o.j. simpson is questioned. on june 17th he lead police on the infamous broncho chase and ultimately arrested and charged with the murders. july 22nd of that year, he pled not guilty to those murder charges and in october of 1994, he is found not guilty. in 1997, jury finds owe. o.j. simpson civilly liable for murders and ordered to pay 25 million-dollar in punitive damages. fast forward to september 2007 where surveillance footage shows o.j. simpson and a group of people, walking out of a hotel with boxes of sports memorabilia, and in december of 2008, a judge ordered simpson to jail, for robbery. our coverage of the o.j. simpson's parole continues throughout our newscast, simpson's former famous house guest kato kaelin will weigh in at 5:15. fortune perry junior joins us in the studio and analyze today's decision and, tell what you could land simpson back in jail. >>> our other big story tonight excessive heat, we are in the middle of the heat wave with temperatures that fe

then you look at the pictures of nicole brown simpson, horribly beaten. you consider the road rage incident in florida which he skated thanks to a good lawyer. the girlfriend who was living with him also called police siing he was abusing her. this is a man who has a volatile temper. can he behave himself now? one wonders. >> neil: thank you both very, very much. you might have heard a little bit back and forth about this o.j. simpson thing. he is free and will be officially out in october. we thought we'd pass along and give you a little bit of financial closer to that as well. for whatever we can glean from that. meantime, this is also not only the anniversary of the 48th anniversary of man landing on the moon, it is the six-month anniversary of the inauguration of donald trump. how's he doing? we'll tell you. it's ok that everybody ignores me when i drive. it's fine. because i get a safe driving bonus check every six months i'm accident free. because i don't use my cellphone when i'm driving. even though my family does, and leaves me all alone. here's

two years later in 1997 in which they said they did, in fact, brutally kill nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman. and if they don't want to review the record in that case, just read the trial transcript of his testimony on the witness stand under cross-examination, he absolutely melted and removed any doubt. they could have considered that, but you heard the commissioner saying clearly they had agreed ahead of time that we will not consider that in this case. trish: wow. misty, is he going to wind up getting parole, come october 1? >> well, you know, this is largely based on these 11 factors that come into play. and they're 11 objective factors. but as gregg said, it really is. there's a lot of digression in the parole board. one thing we heard today. there's a lot of people saying he's going to get paroled. pretty confident he's going to get paroled based on his prison record. based on the fact that he has expressed remorse. and especially since you have a unique situation here. you have a victim of the crime advocating for his release. so that's something. but one thing he didn'

nicole brown and ron goldman and the main suspect, nicole's ex-husband, football legend, o.j. simpson. >> mr. simpson, you are charged with the crime of murder. how you plead? >> absolutely 100% not guilty. >>here was a wealth of forensic evidence from drops of blood to shoe prints to a bloody glove. mark furman was a detective in the investigation and would play a pivotal role at the trial. >> do you use the word -- >> and it was a trial that from the start was clearly about race. in a city with a deep history of racial turmoil. >> and you say on your oath that you have not addressed any black person as a -- or spoken about black people as in the past 10 years? >> yes, sir. >> when you're watching the trial and you see this and you know what you've got on those tapes, what were you thinking? >> i just laughed. i couldn't believe it. why would he say that? >> she is laura heart mckinney. the writer who recorded conversations with mark fuhrman. >> anything out of a n --'s mouth for the first five or six sentences is a lie. >> and she has remained mostly silent until now. why ha

and more particularly, against nicole brown simpson, who we believe he ultimately murdered. say, "we believe," the attorneys who tried the civil case. why didn't the parole board look at that? they -- this suggests a risk to the community, a risk to women where he settles, and while it was a happy day for o.j., it's a tragic day for victims of domestic violence. >> maybe one reason why they didn't ask -- or at least one of the parole officers didn't ask, is because he was wearing a kansas city chiefs tie. like, why? out of all the ties you could have wear, do you wear an nfl tie? but that's why it's good to be a celebrity. >> jeffrey toobin, you were uncharacteristically outspoken about o.j. simpson's behavior as he was testifying yesterday. as jean points out, not legally required to show remorse. what went over the line in your eyes? >> the statement that he led a conflict-free life. because i thought it was so indicative. the thing that's so rich about the o.j. simpson case, is that it has illuminated so many dark corners of american life. and here's a guy who was a convi

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it was a whole pattern, some people say, of years of domestic violence with nicole brown.rue? >> well, had the prosecution not sabotaged our case, we would have put the head of the domestic violence group in america on the stand to say that o.j. was not a batterer in her opinion. unfortunately, our day never came because jury attrition forced us to shut down before the american people got an objective look at the whole case, not just the prosecution's presentation. >> no, it is interesting because you have been one of his staunchest defenders, not just when you were his attorney, but you maintain to this day that he was innocent of the murders? >> i do. and for anyone who is interested in the facts, i posted a very extensive fact sheet on my website baileyandelliot six years ago, no one has ever come forward to contradict any of the assertions in there. i was in charge of preparing the case and did prepare it. >> and, again, not only do you believe he's innocent of murder except for, and again, those are your words because i think a lot of people would never say except for

floridasimpson is known throughout the world for his 1995 acquittal in the brutal murder of his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson, and her friend ron goldmanthe so-called 'trial of the century' came at a time when racial tensions were at a fever pitch, both in los angeles and throughout the country.a civil trial two years later found him liable for brown's and goldman's death. he was ordered to pay the family's a total of $33.5 million dollars.his story has resurfaced in recent critically acclaimed tv documentaries and dramas. today's developments yet another chapter in the saga that is the life of oj simpson. (steve) the cost of o-j simpson memorabilia may see a decline due to recent news of simpson being granted parole. in the bay area you can find simpson memorabilia... like in this video taken at world's sport memorabilia in san jose. the last simpson item sold here was a jersey for 3-hundred dollars. now store owners believe simpson being in the spotlight might generate some money... but not enough. (grant) we sent out a push alert through the kron four mobile app when the parole board announced its

and we all know that nicole brown had called 911 repeatedly on him.o the idea that he feels domestic violence is not really violence or not really conflict, i think is indicative of some of the attitudes that we've seen throughout his life, which i thought was pretty bad. i did think that the decision to give him parole was the correct one under nevada law. >> paul, what will o.j. simpson's life be like under parole. one of the commissioner's made a point about saying he can't vie late his parole decisions in any way. >> the parole conditions can be quite strict. he'll have a parole officer he has to report to. he has no constitutional rights in the sense they can search his premises without a warrant. test his urine. drug use, and alcohol use. so, from that stand point there will be restrictioning. but he remains a threat in the sense that as jeff was talking about the domestic abuse sufficient, even if you accept the jury's verdict, which i don't, by the way, that he was innocent of the killing of his wife and ron goldman, the both trials, civil and

simpson for the deaths of nicole brown simpson and ronald lyle goldman.ely 3:00 p.m., no one knows where he is. >> we thought the evidence was overwhelming. there was no doubt. this is the man who committed the crime. >> you're looking at a live picture right now. you believe that to be o.j. simpson down there below you? >> o.j. was a guy who felt like he was above race. he became the exceptional hollywood negro. he had a blonde wife. lived in brentwood. he played the role well. >> if the person murdered them was a street thug it wound wouldn't have big a big case. he was this icon. you don't want to believe that this kind of person would have done this. >> how do you plead to counts one and two? >> absolutely, 100% not guilty. >> legal analysts say simpson's demeanor was orchestrated by his legal team. >> johnnie cochran was an icon. >> the eyes of the world are focused here in los angeles where the much anticipated murder trial of o.j. simpson is about to begin. >> that trail of blood through his own ford embryonic bronco and into his house in brentwood

but could the murders of nicole brown and ron goldman come into play?> i think there's about a 52% chance he would get parole, but if he weren't o.j. simpson, i would say it would be 92%. >>> at this hearing will be one of his victim. but the victim will be speaking on o.j.'s behalf. >> an interesting twist there. we also have heard he's been working out while he's been in prison, apparently, losing some weight, looking a little thinner and different. >> even if he is set free, it will not be until october that he'll be walking out of >>> coming up, a reality check for your wallet. >> our consumer expert sits down with diane to tell us what's costing less and more. i want you to stay this bright blue forever, that's why you'll stay in this drawer forever. i can't live without you, and that's why i'll never ever wash you. protect your clothes from stretching, fading and fuzz with downy fabric conditioner. fading and fuzz with downy fabric conditioner. it smooths and strengthens fibers to protect clothes from the damage of the wash. so your favorite cloth

nicole brown and ron goldman and the main suspect, nicole's ex-husband, football legend, o.j. simpson. >> how do you plead? >> absolutely 100% not guilty. >> there was a wealth of forensic evidence from drops of blood to shoe prints to a bloody glove. mark fuhrman would play a pivotal role in the trial. >> do you use the word -- >> and it was a trial that from the start was clearly about race. in a city with a deep history of racial turmoil. >> and you say on your oath that you have not addressed any black person as a nuns or spoken about black people as in the past 10 years? >> yes, sir. >> when you're watching the trial and you see this and you know what you've got on those tapes, what were you think sng. >> i just laughed. i couldn't believe it. why would he say that? >> she is laura heart mckinney. the writer who recorded conversations with mark fuhrman. >> anything out of a n --'s mouth for the first five or six sentences is a lie. >> why have you decided to come forward now and talk to us? >> i trust you. >> does it feel good to talk about this? >> yes, it's time. >> cou

dozens of times police were called to his house including one time he tried to beat nicole brown simpsonh the baseball bat, beside civil jury found he almost decap rated. he should have just said knock nothing. he would have been better off. >> is issue that is not supposed to be brought up because they are only talking about what is surrounding the robbery. >> i agree with that but issue is whether or not this man is prepared to be assimilated back in society. he when he makes a comment that he had a conflict free life when evidence is overwhelming to the contrary then no he is not supposed to go back in the society. >> problem for mr. simpson will be many folks will take the position that fred has taken which is we're going to mortgage everything that you have done, quite frankly over the last seven decade of your life on a few instances and i do believe that as monday morning quarterback and dissect everything that o.j. simpson said yesterday, we have to keep in context what he was thinking. he is 70 years old. >> i'm with you. >> for the most part he has a led a conflict free life. >

spoke for him is part of the dream team who got him acquitted for the murder of ron goldman and nicole browne was then accused of robbing from a cman at a hotel. he wants to be granted parole and relief from some of his charges. >> he is not a bad person. i have taken people to lunch with o.j. who thought he was a killer and came away wanting to invite him for dinner. >> reporter: if released, where will simpson go? he hopes to return to florida, but legal experts say the parole board could restrict his travel. in an interview with usa today, he's been in regular contact with his children as well as two with nicole brown, sidney 21, and justin 28, who still reside in florida. he has $5 million personal pension as well as an nfl pension that pays $33,000 a month. the brown and goldman families say he's paid almost nothing to them. >> i remember what it was like before he was incarcerated where my nerves were at high alert because i never knew where he was going to pop up. >> that was joe fryer there reporting. o.j. simpson could be released as early as october 1st. we're head to do las vegas