let's be fair to fred goldman. have spent my life and career protecting those who have been victimized by crime, especially the families of homicide victims. he said if someone offered him a high-powered rifle not traceable and he could take o.j. out, fred gold man of said you are talking to the wrong guy. >> he says you are talking to the wrong guy, but i'm going to put that it there for an audience of millions to know people are offering me to kill simpson. judge jeanine: what has o.j. said about goldman? >> mr. simpson never says anything about the goldmans unless something is put out there. he doesn't have any response other than he is concerned these are threats being taken serious by by me. mr. goldman is closing in on 80. and he had himself worked up. he is a victim. who knows in his twilight. judge jeanine: don't even go there. i'm taking fred goldman's part there. what are o.j.'s plans? is he going to florida or california. >> florida was mentioned. california is. >> the option. and he's looking forward to

simpson's lawyer, under fire for what he said about fred goldman. >> he's like, i wouldn't kill simpson i know people who can assassinate him. >>> and actress hillary duff's home burglarized. did she tip off crooks by posting vacation photos on social media? >>> plus, polly caught a killer. >> the parrot that witnessed a murder. >>> and the bride to be shot by a cop in her pajamas, now, the other shooting

fred goldman says prison did not reform the man who he believes killed his son. >>> million police chief had hard words for a police officer that killed justine damond. she called to report a possible sexual attack near the home. the police chief zaida mond did not have to die. >> on the squad cars you will find the words to protect with courage and serve with compassion. this did not happen. >> shortly after the press conference, protestors took to the streets of minneapolis. justine's fiance joined the crowd. officer noor is not speaking to investigators. his lawyer said his client will wait until the investigation over the probe is over. >>> elijah come administration will return to work during the august recess. he lives in baltimore. he was expected back sooner but developed an infection that forced him back in the hospital. >>> amazing story. talk about playing through the pain. an indian musician who strummed a guitar through his brain surgery, yeah, says he hopes to release his first album next year. he played the instrument during a seven hour surgery to help doctors identify pr

. >> reporter: fred and kim goldman are father and sister of ron goldman who was killed along with nicole brown simpson in 1994. they say thursday's hearing was troubling, and eye opening >> they went on to not press him, not ask follow-up questions where inappropriate nfl tie for the parole board member. >> reporter: simpson was acquitted of the two murders but his former sister in law says it hardly means he is innocent. >> the truth of the matter is he abused my sister and we have her diary to prove that. we have the battered face to prove that. >> reporter: simpson will have served the minimum of his three three-year sentence forearmed robbery, when he is released in october. >> i have done my time, you know, i have done it, as well and as respectfully as i think anybody can. >> reporter: but fred goldman says that prison has not reformed the man he believes killed his son. >> i would prefer to see him back in jail, simple as that. i don't think he is worthy of the right to be out among decent people. >> goldman's say simpson still craves the nation's attention and they are already dr

this morning, fred goldman, whose son was murdered in 1994 with nicole brown, is reacting to the decision. >> for me, it's very frustrating because my perception of a parole hearing is to determine whether this individual is going to potentially be a threat to society. whether he has the possibility of doing something bad again, another bad decision. and i think that's just who he is. they never pressed him about anything. >> we should make it clear, simpson was acquitted of both murder charges but was found liable for the killings in a 1997 civil trial. you can see the entire interview with fred goldman and his daughter kim on "gma" at 7:00 a.m. >> happening today, the man charged in a deadly hit and run will be arraigned in contra costa county court. concord police say lemuel wilson jr. was driving under the influence when he hit an suv on highway 4 last months. police say he left the scene of the crash. you'll remember the story, so sad. the mother woo was driving lost two children in that wreck and a third child is still in the hospital with serious injuries. >> a federal judge has re

i wonder if fred goldman is thinking the same thing. o.j. simpson has a tremendous, volatile temper, you can hear it in the audiotape inside that las vegas hotel room during the armed robbery and kidnapping. he is in a rage ordering the group what to do. he's angry. you know, no one leaves this room. 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

fred goldman says they are very aware of simpson's antics...inue to follow him closely as they have done since ron's death. (fred goldman/ronald goldman's father): "if we hear of anything in which he sounds like he's attempting to make money like he did years ago, or he wrote a book and tried to hide the proceeds. we'll go after him. he's going to have to continue to look over his shoulder, knowing that we're going to always be there to try and take away whatever we can."(teresa) goldman says going after simpson is the only form of punishment they have and they will honor it forever. (grant) o-j simpson has been moved to a special cell following his parole verdict yesterday. prison officials say the move is to protect simpson from inmates possibly wanting to make a name for themselves by hurting him. simpson will not have a cellmate for the remaining duration of his prison stay... that is about two and a half months. a friend of simpson's says being alone may be a challenge for him because he enjoys talking to the other inmates. simpson has ser

<fred goldman> "ron and nicole were butchered."suspect o=j simpson disappears "the los angeles police department is actively searching for mr. simpson.""highway patrol" "yeah, umm, i think i saw oj simpson on the 5 freeway. he's heading north.a low speed chase in the white bronco followed by the trial of the century.... if it doesnt fit you must acquitoctober third, 1995; the stunning verdict"oj simpson not guilty of the crime of murder"simpson's murder trial was over but his legal problems were just beginning.in 1997, a civil court jury ordered simpson to pay more than 33=million dollars to ron goldman's family.he was evicted from his los angeles mansion, and hit with a one and a half million tax bill from the state of california .simpson moved to florida ,,, in 2001 he was arrested for yanking the glasses off another motorist during a traffic dispute.directv sued him for pirating broadcast signals. then ten years ago, he made his fateful trip to las vegas. the state of nevada versus orenthal james s

fred goldman and nicole brown's simpson's family will be more in demand. there is still a divide. i looked it up. guess what? more whites think he is guilty but 60% of blacks think o.j. simpson committed those murders. >> it's not as racially divided as i thought it was. it's not black-and-white. there is a significant portion of the black community that thinks that o.j. did do it. >> oh, yeah. >> and are not supporting him. >> let's be honest. o.j. simpson is a horrible person. convicted of armed robbery and kidnapping. likely got away with murder. i am sick and tired of athletes feeling like they are invensible which allows them to commit h r hoarrend us act. sandusky and michael vick. athletes punching their fiance on in elevators on camera. mike tyson. these athletes feel like they can do whatever they want. a lot get away with it. it's disgusting to think about the fact that o.j. simpson will cash in on this. book deals and interviews. >> really show on e, i am sure. >> that money goes to the goldmans. goldmans. >> more on senator john mccain you won't see these folks at the

<fred goldman> "ron and nicole were butchered."prime suspect o=j simpson disappears "the los angeles police department is actively searching for mr. simpson.""highway patrol" "yeah, umm, i think i saw oj simpson on the 5 freeway. he's heading north.a low speed chase in the white bronco followed by the trial of the century.... if it doesnt fit you must acquitoctober third, 1995; the stunning verdict"oj simpson not guilty of the crime of murder"simpson's murder trial was over but his legal problems were just beginning.in 1997, a civil court jury ordered simpson to pay more than 33=million dollars to ron goldman's family.he was evicted from his los angeles mansion, and hit with a one and a half million tax bill from the state of california .simpson moved to florida ,,, in 2001 he was arrested for yanking the glasses off another motorist during a traffic dispute. directv sued him for pirating broadcast signals.then ten years ago, he made his fateful trip to las vegas.the state of nevada versus orenthal ja

to fame and he will wind up on tv in a reality show even though if they pay him it has to go to fred goldman what is owed. >> in terms of payment that he receives this he is let out of prison this particular charge just so people know is from 2008 and this is the armed robbery charge along with kidnapping, two and other charges on top of that. when he does get out of prison if that does happen, anything he earns will go to the goldman family. >> there is an nfl pension, $19,000 a month goes into oj's pocket and nobody can get it even though they have a judgment against him. if he loses to a state like florida that is friendly to folks who owe money you might have a house but in terms of making money it is going to go to them. >> he spent most time between that conviction from robbery and after he got off for the murders he was still a orion and spent most of his time in south florida playing at the same golf course i played at in miami. it will be a little friendlier but interesting they can't touch that $19,000 pension. >> exactly. he will have the money but if he tries to get out and have

we are going to talk with kim and fred goldman the family of 1994 murder victim ron goldman.t interview since the decision that oj simpson will go free. >>> president trump reshuffles his legal team to push back against the special counsel in the russia investigation. >> also, we'll hear from what makes the summer hit "despacito" so contagious. it's now the number one song in the world! all that plus the eye-opener. your world in 90 seconds. see you at 7:00. >> great. i'm going to have that song in my head all day! >> thank you. [ laughter ] >> all right. see you at 7:00. >> time to dance. >>> volkswagen has agreed to pay california an additional $154 million in penalties and costs over the automaker's emissions scandal. it comes on top of more than $15 billion that the company already has agreed to pay government agencies and consumers. volkswagen admitted that it rigged hundreds of thousands of cars to cheat on air pollution regulation tests. the total settlement in california is now $1.3 billion. >>> uber says it is boosting salaries to make sure workers are paid fairly re

let you go here, i do want to tell you that tonight on my hln show at 8:00, we're going to have fred goldman'sorney on and what's so critical about that $33 million judgment that, you know, that financial settlement that o.j. still owes, this is going to impact, if he walks out of love lock prison and starts life all over again, the goldmans are coming after him. he's going to have a financial prison afterwards and there's so many things that we're going let you know about tonight that the goldmans have and have their eyes on. we'll let you know about it tonight. >> yeah, it's really been their mission now for years since they lost their son. we're looking forward to hearing about that, ashleigh banfield, thank you. do not miss this special coverage of the parole hearing. it all begins at 1:00 p.m. tomorrow on cnn. that's it for me. i'll be back with you at 5:00 p.m. eastern on "the situation room." for our international viewers, amanpour is next. for our north american viewers, "newsroom" with brooke baldwin "newsroom" with brooke baldwin starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.co

. >> fred goldman has been stalking simpson, making sure if there is anything he can can do to make one's life more miserable than it is he is going to do it. >> in florida, goldman can't pursue any home simpson might buy. >> nef laws that allow him to keep a house. it can't be seized in a civil judgment. >> though his home may be safe from seizure. he may face other other possible pitfalls like the mistakes in judgment that led to the robbery in las vegas. >> we do not look kindly upon parole violations. our expectation would be that you not violate even the sifrpest condition of parole. >> what's at stake is what he can do to make amends to make some sort of contribution in the years he has left and to stay out of trouble. >> as for sifrmz's career in entertainment. some report he may start a reality show about his new life. but is america ready for an being o.j. comeback. >> who is going to buy an ad on his show? how successful is that going to be? >> hard to guess given the wietd spectrum of reactions people have to simpson. >> mr. simpson is obviously a very polarizing figure. he i

. >> fred goldman has been stalking simpson, making sure if there is anything he can can do to make ones life more miserable than it is he is going to do it. >> in florida, goldman can't pursue any home simpson might buy. >> they have laws that allow him to keep a house. it can't be seized in a civil judgment. >> though his home may be safe from seizure, he may face other other possible pitfalls like the mistakes in judgment that led to the robbery in las vegas. >> we do not look kindly upon parole violations. our expectation would be that you not violate even the simplest condition of parole. >> what's at stake is what he can do to make amends to make some sort of contribution in the years he has left and to stay out of trouble. >> as for simpson's career in entertainment, some reports speculate he may start a reality show about his new life. but is america ready for an being o.j. comeback. >> who is going to buy an ad on his show? how successful is that going to be? >> hard to guess, given the wide spectrum of reactions people have to simpson. >> mr. simpson is obviously a very polari

fifth chances and every time he abuses those chances he is a recidivist, the fact is, i recall fred goldman telling me after the acquittal in 1995 in los angeles. trish: which we should point out you covered. you were in the trenches every day. >> goldman pulled me aside and said he was heartbroken, he so loved his son. oj will end up behind bars, this was in 1995. fred was right and i wonder if fred is thinking his pending release, o.j. simpson's, that he will somehow find a way to end up behind bars and that is a pretty good bet. trish: even now? >> even now. some people never learn. he has such a temper and if you ever wonder about it do two things, look at the abuse online of nicole brown system -- simpson. i saw the autopsy photos, he nearly decapitated her and dad ronald goldman more than 30 times and listen to the audio tape in that hotel room in las vegas in which he explodes in rage. that is the real o.j. simpson. trish: is there no one articulating in these parole hearings, no one that can take you back to the kind of guy he was rather than the kind of guy they believe he is now?

. >> martha: here with me in the study are kim and fred goldman, the sister and brother.re. good to see both of you again. thanks for coming in. what was your reaction to all this? speak with the parole hearing? i was shocked. i had never watched a parole hearing like that before. i was expecting a little bit more of a scripted procedure on his part. i thought he be more methodical pit he was as rambling as ever. he was avoiding the questions that were asked of him. i guess this is what happens. is what victims and survivors go through across the country. now i know what that expanses. >> martha: he talked about wanting to get back to his life, fred, and i want to play one sound bite and get your thought thoughts. >> i've missed a lot of time. 36 birthdays with my children. and not missing their graduation. i met a point my life were all he wanted to spend time with my children and my friends. >> martha: what you think about that? >> i think it's -- he didn't spend much time with his family when he was out of jail, all the sun is to become a loving father of all time? i d

. >> reporter: elizabeth vargas spoke with fred goldman. >> is it justice? >> not the justice i would like. but it's a way of getting some justice. >> reporter: although simpson has always denied any involvement in the murders. his career, all those lucrative gigs. tv pitchman. >> hertz, the superstar in car rental. >> reporter: movie roles. that had all cratered after the first trial. and now the goldmans begin squeezing the juice. >> in santa monica today the judge in the o.j. simpson trial he will order mr. simpson to turn over more than 100 of his belongings to the court including his heisman trophy, and his golf clubs. >> reporter: the sheriff sends moving trucks to simpson's mansion, but the former running back and his supporters are ahead of them. >> the sheriff's department ese two giant moving trucks. so we knew the day before that they were coming to seize these various items. there was quite a few people, his family and friends, moving stuff out and taking it up to different homes. o.j. was out playing golf. deniability. i left. i had his collecti

that tonight at 8:00 on my hln program "prime time justice" we'll have one of the attorneys for fred goldmanthere is that nagging issue of $33 million in judgment against o.j. simpson for the responsibility of those murders back in '94 and the issue remains will they continue to go after him as doggedly as they have for the money? because you can go to florida all you want and your home is protected and your pension is protected but if yeejs wao.j. w make money and he says he's been taking a web cast, the goldmans are coming after him, they have not lost their fervor and they're going to talk to me about some of the things they already got. a lot of us don't know what the goldmans have been up to for the last 22 years. >> ashleigh, explain to me the process and what the public will see. >> so you the public can see everything, you can't be a part of it. so john with berman, if you have a feeling one way or the other about o.j. simpson being locked up, you're not allowed to voice that. the only people allowed to voice can show up here, a representative of o.j., that can be either at lovelock

if he makes any money, fred goldman will be right there because he's still owed $52 million. >> jon: that, david. if simpson were to get out, there are two families, the goldman family and nicole brown simpson's family who have a judgment standing against him. could they somehow collect if he is released? >> he's not going to to go to prison and suddenly go away, hide somewhere and lie low for the rest of his life. he is going to get back into tv, he is going to get back into movies, reality shows and they could collect between 25% and 50% of his proceeds. he does have his $25,000 a year pension which tragically, the families cannot touch, but he will get back into entertainment, we know that. this is the good news, if there is any for the goldman's browns is that they will collect money from his proceeds. to that extent, it's the lesser of two evils. they're going to be going after him very strongly, they're going to enforce the judgment. well he'll get out, he won't be living high on the hog, he'll be thinking the goldman's for letting him out, but he'll be paying plenty of money t

. >> fred goldman has been stalking simpson, making sure if there is anything he can can do to make onefe more miserable than it is he is going to do it. in flora,oldman c't pursue any home simpson might buy. >> nef laws that allow him to keep a house. it can't be seized in a civil judgment. >> though his home may be safe from seizure. he may face other other possible pitfalls like the mistakes in judgment that led to the robbery in las vegas. >> we do not look kindly upon parole violations. our expectation would be that you not violate even the sifrpest condition of parole. >> what's at stake is what he can do to make amends to make some sort of contribution in the years he has left and to stay out of trouble. >> as for sifrmz's career in entertainment. some report he may start a reality show about his new life. but is america ready for an being o.j. comeback. >> who is going to buy an ad on his show? how successful is that going to be? >> hard to guess given the wietd spectrum of reactions people have to simpson. >> mr. simpson is obviously a very polarizing figure. he is well loved b

ron goldman's father fred and sister kim are here live in an abc news exclusive. >>> and we do say good morning, america. a lot of news to get to this thursday morning and so many well wishes going out to john mccain and we add ours. >> yeah, what a giant john mccain has been. the man at the center of american life for more than 50 years, prisoner of war in vietnam, republican candidate for president, elder statesman of senate. he had been experiencing double vision. difficult moments he had at the james comey hearing but they and that's when they bove his discovered the brain tumor. >> overnight his wife, cindy mccain, posting this photo thanking people for their thoughts saying he is the toughest person i know. he is my hero. i love him with all my heart. our congressional correspondent mary bruce has the latest and joins us from capitol hill. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, robin. a lot of heavy hearts here this morning. john mccain is known in these halls as a fierce fighter. he's tough and this morning, he's in the midst of a hard fight once again. this morning, a gi

joined now by two members of ron goldman's family, his wife fred and sister kim.anks for coming in. fred, you know, the consensus seems to be he is going to get ba role. i can only imagine how that makes you feel. >> needless to say upset. what's troubling to me is not only him but the whole system gives second chances to violent felons or for that matter anyone in jail. ron doesn't get a second chance. >> and, kim, you've said these last several years with o.j. in prison have been a reprieve. that now may be over. >> yeah, i mean we lived our life with him walking the streets and sharing the same roads we did and with him being locked up in lovelock it's been a chance for us to kind of reclaim some control over our life and have some semblance of sanity. so i'm preparing myself for that to be >> one of the reasons he's likely to get parole he was never convicted as we know of the murder even though that civil jury, 12 jurors found him liable. now, that -- the parole board doesn't take that into account but you and your attorneys think they should have. >> absolut

<fred goldman> "ron and nicole were butchered."prime suspect o=j simpson disappears "the los angeles police department is actively searching for mr. simpson.""highway patrol" "yeah, umm, i think i saw oj simpson on the 5 freeway. he's heading north.a low speed chase in the white bronco followed by the trial of the century.... if it doesnt fit you must acquitoctober third, 1995; the stunning verdict"oj simpson not guilty of the crime of murder"simpson's murder trial was over but his legal problems were just beginning.in 1997, a civil court jury ordered simpson to pay more than 33=million dollars to ron goldman's family.he was evicted from his los angeles mansion, and hit with a one and a half million tax bill from the state of california .simpson moved to florida ,,, in 2001 he was arrested for yanking the glasses off another motorist during a traffic dispute. directv sued him for pirating broadcast signals.then ten years ago, he made his fateful trip to las vegas.the state of nevada versus orenthal ja

((fred goldman/ron goldman's father: "it's kinda a bitter sweet moment knowing that the sob is goingong time where he belongs.")) ( tiffany ) kron4's will tran is heading to nevada to cover the oj simpson parol hearing. we will have live coverage beginning tomorrow morning. also be the first to know the updates on this story by downloading the free kron four mobile app. you can also get all the updates.. on our website kron four dot com. ( tiffany ) coming up on the kron four morning news... police looking for a gunman after a man is shot late last night. coming up at six... find out where it happened and . and after the break... see what might just be one of the shortest child births ever. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) one woman and an uber driver got quite the surprise when she gave birth in the car on the way to the hospital. a los angeles couple called for the uber ride to take them to the hospital. while they were on the way there, she gave birth in the backseat. the couple prayed for a fast and easy delivery. they say th

. >> and to don goldman's father, fred, the tapes are a devastating distraction. >> this is not now therial about the man that murdered my son. >> the judge ruled that the jury will be able to hear portions of taped interviewed with now retired lapd detective mark fuhrman. >> fuhrman says the n-word dozens of times, but the judge decide the jury will only hear two. the excerpts are brief, yet powerful and december tuisturbi >> after the excerpt intended of the fuhrman tapes, you broke down and cried at that moment. why? >> because i was worried at the ramifications because i watched them with this look of horror and disgust, you know, and watched them turn. i was like, that's it. >> that's it. fuhrman had lied on the stand and had used an abhorrent racial slur. it throws a whole new light on defense assertions that he had planted evidence, a charge he denies today. but would not address at the time. >> detective fuhrman, did you plant or manufacture any evidence in this case? >> i assert my fifth amendment privilege. >> he refused to answer that question on the grounds it might incrimin

<fred goldman> "ron and nicole were butchered."rime suspect o=j simpson disappears "the los angeles police department is actively searching for mr. simpson.""highway patrol" "yeah, umm, i think i saw oj simpson on the 5 freeway. he's heading north.a low speed chase in the white bronco followed by the trial of the century.... if it doesnt fit you must acquitoctober third, 1995; the stunning verdict"oj simpson not guilty of the crime of murder"simpson's murder trial was over but his legal problems were just beginning.in 1997, a civil court jury ordered simpson to pay more than 33=million dollars to ron goldman's family.he was evicted from his los angeles mansion, and hit with a one and a half million tax bill from the state of california .simpson moved to florida ,,, in 2001 he was arrested for yanking the glasses off another motorist during a traffic dispute. directv sued him for pirating broadcast signals.then ten years ago, he made his fateful trip to las vegas.the state of nevada versus orenthal jam

a live interview with fred and kim goldman. then live coverage on abc of the parole hearing and a wrap-up here of course, on "world news tonight." >>> next this evening, troubling images from a police officer's bodyc bodycam, and it appears to show him planting evidence while other officers watched and then turning on his bodycam. that now leading to arrests. abc's linzie janis with the video tonight. >> reporter: tonight, one baltimore police officer suspended and two others placed on limited duty as authorities investigate this video. >> i'm going to check here. >> reporter: the officer's body camera shows him walking down the alley, sifting through some trash and finding a bag of drugs inside a soup can. >> yo! >> reporter: but the body camera reports 30 seconds of silent footage before the offic in those 30 seconds, you can see the officer in that alley, appearing to plant the drugs. two of his fellow officers standing right there. >> this is a serious allegation of police misconduct. >> reporter: the city's public offender

. >>> coming up we'll talk with fred and kim goldman, ron's father and sister.hat's ahead on "cbs this morning." >>> there's a confrontation. the president just lost two members of his legal team. others are looking for ways to push back against robert mueller's investigation which is now looking at the financial affairs of the president and the trump organization. major garrett is at the white >> good morning. president trump's strident decision raises question with how comfortable he is. sessions for his part gamely brushed aside questions yesterday about whether he should or would resign saying he'll stay on the job as long as it is appropriate. >> he should have told me before he took the job and i would have picked somebody else. >> just a day after president trump lashed out at attorney general jeff sessions and special counsel robert mueller in a television interview, he lost two members of his team. personal lawyer marc kasowitz who represents the president in all matters concerned investigations is out replaced by newly appointed attorney, ty cobb. his

fred and kim goldman speak on "good morning america," next.lways on our news app and always at >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. o.j. simpson to walk free granted parole in a unanimous vote after serving nin he's getting ready to perform with alessia cara and liam payne. some of the biggest songs this summer. and you can hear the audience's reaction. >> just a little excited. a triple threat this morning. can't wait to get to central park but first we turn to the top story in our morning rundown. o.j. simpson soon to be a free man, a parole board granting him release after serving nine years and we learn what simpson has happened already this morning. he's already been moved. let's go to matt gutman at lovelock prison. >> reporter: good morning. just moments ago a prison official told me o.j. has, in fact, now been moved. in a separate wing of the prison in protective custody apparently his notoriety is a bit of a concern now. he is away from the general population because apparently even the prisoners here watched that parole hearing

fred goldman, the father of one of the people who was murdered back in 1994, he feels that o.j. jail. again the victim in this particular crime this bruce fromlong guy says let him out. >> it's interesting get very close to our children, our clan we want vengeance often. that's an emotional reaction. it shouldn't be a criminal justice reaction. he should not be further sentenced as vengeance or revenge, even though i, as a parent, might want it to be. and that's one of the reasons we have a criminal justice system. in the old days hamilton and burr used to fight it out because of revenge rather than having the law take over. and i think that, if he doesn't get parole, it will be really for revenge and vengeance rather than for what's right in the criminal justice system. steve: back in '93 did was referred to as the trial of the century. now they're talking about what's happening this afternoon in las vegas parole hearing of the century. >> never seen so much interest in the parole hearing. steve: it's going to be on the fox news channel and all the other channels as well. >> th

i know fred goldman, the father of rod goldman said keep him locked up.appened in '94. but honestly, these parole commissioners see they're bound by the facts of the case. of their bound by what happened. obviously, they went into the palace station to get property, which was a stupid thing to do. and i think even the district attorney in las vegas steve wolfson whose wife who ultimately sentenced oj said he should probably get out, as well as david rodger, who, in fact, prosecuted him and said he probably will get out. steve: sure. now, for folks who were not paying close attention, some people think, well, he's in prison for the murder of his wife. no, he was found innocent of those charges. however, years later, then there was this thing in vegas. robbery, kidnapping, all of that stuff. he was sentenced to 33 years. but, bob, you were in the courtroom. 33 years seems like a big stretch of time. so some have surmised he got that much time because the people in las vegas were trying to convict him for the murder that he was found innocent of. >> unspoken

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fred and kim goldman, we thank you for being here.we come back we'll switch gears and head to ginger in the park. >>> david, you know what, this crowd is so beyond ready for zedd, liam and, of course, alessia cara. this is tia by the way from -- >> buffalo. >> and she missed the tornado to be here. so glad you made it and so glad all of you 105+ - code orange air quality alert - remaining oppressively hot and humid through the weekend - tracking storm chances (strong/severe poss. this weekend) - heat wave breaks tuesday today: hot and very humid. heat advisory 10am to 8pm. feels 105+, at times. pm thunderstorm possible. highs: 94-98 winds: wnw 5 mph tonight: partly cloudy. warm and very humid. lows: 71-79 winds: n 5 mph saturday: still hot and humid. pm thunderstorms more likely. some strong to severe. highs: 91-97 winds: sw 5 mph - heat advisory 10am >>> lara is here. the whole crew is moving in. >> it was like an announcement. lara is here. be careful. >> what's popping. >> "pop news," everybody. good morning to you. look for lots o

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. >>> bank of america and goldman sachs both reported earnings before the bell this morning conference call still going onment which will fredrost has been listening in to some of those calls. i did notice that stock at goldman had been up a bit, now down not sure if that's because of what mr. chavez has been saying on the call. give us the info we need. >> bank of america call still going on as well, both of them moving off the back of that. goldman sachs, another shocking performance in the income commodity business, down 40% year on year and quarter on quarter. therefore, trading performance was down due to equity trading overall trading down 18% year on year, worse than rivals, bank of america down 9%, citi down 7%. here is ceo marty chavez on the trading performance. >> low levels of volatility, sequentially lower in several classes negatively affected the environment. current backdrop has been particularly challenging for our franchise. for example, we are a market leader in commodities. but it was a challenging environment on multiple fronts. >> fixed income commodities and currencies in trading with tough comps in th

in our next half hour we'll talk to ron goldman's father and sister, fred and kim goldman, in their firsterview since this parole hearing. that is ahead only on "cbs this morning." >>> president trump and his lawyers may be heading toward a confrontation with the special counsel leading the probe into the russian election meddling. the president just lost two members of his legal team. others are looking for ways to push back against robert mueller's investigation which is now looking at the financial affairs of the president and the trump organization. major garrett is at the white house. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president trump's strident criticism of attorney general jeff sessions raised questions about just how comfortable he is with an independent justice department dealing with the russia investigation. sessions for his part gamely brushed aside questions yesterday about whether he would or should resign, saying he will stay on the job as long as it is appropriate. >> he should have told me before he took the job and i would have picked somebody else. >> reporter: ju