right 110w we will discuss some of those right now and let's kick off with the times and they have got ojparole after serving nearly nine years. acquitted for the murder of his wife but jailed for an armed robbery. for the murder of his wife but jailed for an armed robberym for the murder of his wife but jailed for an armed robbery. it is a real—life soap opera going on for 22 years, 22 years since he was cleared of double murder of his ex—wife, and i'io of double murder of his ex—wife, and no prisoner appeared before the pa role no prisoner appeared before the parole board were all the drama of the american legal system, all before the cameras. the case nine, ten years ago was of kidnap and using a deadly weapon and robbery involving memorabilia which he claimed was his own memorabilia that the man was attempting to steal. he served the sentence, nine out of 33 years and is now a reformed man, he says, but not without a flash of temper in front of the judges when he suggested that it wasn't his memorabilia that he was trying to get back. but for the younger generation that maybe don't re

he went down, got oj and instead of telling him that's not what was there, he brought him up anyway. when o.j. got there, unfortunately, he was already worked up and had people with him that were yelling and screaming. there was a lot of commotion going on in a very small room. real small room, wasn't it, o.j.? and a lot of things happened very quickly. unfortunately, if o.j. had said everybody out of here, bruce and i need to talk for a minute, none of this needed to happen. but that didn't happen. one thing i want to make clear it took me two years in a california court because -- and a judge's infinite wisdom. instead of going ahead and turning things -- after having to fight the goldmans' lawyers, o.j.'s lawyers and it took me two years to get back over 600 items, the majority of it did come back to me. i had to go back 19 years through our friendship. i had to go back 19 years, produce records for almost 98% of the stuff. and it is true that items in that room belonged to o.j. there were no two ways about it. but it's also true that i have never stolen anything from o.j. i have n

>> i think that oj has got a lot of options, and particularly in this climate of show man ship and business where money in our society has become the highest value. as i said before, oj has always been a moneymaker for whether it's herts or polo. i think there are a lot of people seeing him now, seeing he's still vie branlt. i think a lot of people are saying now we could use him for whatever, whether it's for a cause, a spokesman -- >> what sort of causes, though, are you going -- >> mass incarceration. >> the panelists we see here on the right side of the screen, they are sitting down. let's listen in. i think we've got a decision. >> okay. i call this parole hearing on owner that will james simpson back into order. are we ready to vote? >> chairman, i'll start off. mr. simpson, you organized this crime in which two victims were robbed at gunpoint. it was a serious crime, and there was no excuse for it. you deserved to be sent to prison. you have been in prison now almost nine years, the minimum amount imposed by the court. you have complied with the rules of the prison. you have programm

he went down, he got oj, and instead of telling him that that's not what was there, he brought him up anyway. when oj got there, unfortunately, he was already worked up and had people with him that were hollering and screaming. there was a lot of commotion going on in a very, very small room. real, small room. and a lot of things happened very quickly. and, unfortunately, if oj had just said everybody out of here. bruce and i need to talk for a minute, none of this needed to happen. but that didn't happen. and it took -- one of the things that i wanted to make clear is it took two years in a california court because -- and a judge's infinite wisdom instead of going ahead and turning things back over, everything got sent to a california court to get straightened out. and after having the fight, the goldman's lawyers, oj's lawyers, and it took me two years to get back with over 600 items. a majority of it did come back to me because i had to go back 19 years through our friendship, but i had to go back 19 years, produce records for almost 98% of this stuff. and it is true that items in

make it a great wednesday, remember tomorrow is oj day, so we'll see what happens. we've got to roll. >> bill: anyone start right now, bye-bye. >> jon: the gop's next move after what conservatives are calling a historic political failure. this is the president gets ready for a working lunch, you might call it. with republicans senders of the white house, good morning to you, i'm jon scott. >> heather: working lunch and then some. >> jon: maybe he's taking them to the woodshed of the white house white house. >> heather: will find out. i'm heather childress. we are of course live on capitol hill for you where republican senators are about to head to the white house as we just said with a white palace president to just let obamacare fail altogether. he urged mitch mcconnell to delay a last ditch repeal until next week. meantime, vice president pence is pressuring congress to get something done. >> the senate should vote to repeal no and replace later or return to the legislation carefully crafted in the house and senate, but either way, inaction is not an option. congress needs

supposed to decide oj simpson's fake on the basis of factors including his age, his conduct in prison and whether his release would pose a threat to public safety. it is thought he has gotpretty good chance apparently of getting parole. so, there we are, oj simpson on the right of the picture, as that application for parole continues. if we get a result on that from the father, we will bring that to you. ten years ago, torrential summer downpours left large parts of the country under water, as the rain was followed by widespread flooding. thousands of people had to leave their homes. our correspondent phil mackie has returned to some of the worst affected areas, which included upton upon severn in worcestershire. it was a day that no one who lived through it will ever forget. the ground was already saturated and itjust did not stop raining. every ditch, brook, stream and road was flooded for 30 miles in every direction. people couldn't get home, families were split up and the emergency services were stretched to breaking point. we had every single resource we have across 27 fire stations and at that time 43 fire engines, every single resource was deployed. i was thinkin

got away with it. that is our system. >> is that on the checklist for tomorrow? do the parole board members take that into account? >> subconsciously i'm sure they will. keep in mind, oj his own memorabilia. it wasn't. it was the goldman's. they got a civil suit against him and he owed them millions and millions of dollars. so if he had succeeded, he would have had to give it to them. he would have tried not to. but that's what he would have to do. >> let's talk about, it is widely expected that he will be released. he will get out in october. if that happens, what if any responsibility does very to anyone once he is back in free society. >> to be a good citizen. >> does he pay back the goldmans. >> and pay back the goad mans. it will be like getting blood out of a rock. how and where will he make money? just this morning i read that something went on in his jail cell that may affect his release. that will be up to the parole board. i'm looking forward to see what they will do with that incident and whether they will let it affect it. i don't think they should. i think he should get out. we've got to keep ow system as pristine as we can. interestly enough, the judge w

goldman said she got anxious thinking about oj simpson being out of prison. she also said she's channelling her pain into advocacy. >>> nightly news is going to have continuing coverage of today's parole decision, including reaction from christopher darden. he played a key role in the simpson murder trial. that's all on nightly news at 7:00 p.m. >>> another big story we continue to follow, the awful blistering heat out there, megan is following -- is following local first responders who are the scorching temperatures. >> let's start with doug, though, he's tracking the conditions right now. what's the word. >> we'll see more of that over the next couple of days and probably right on into the weekend. even though it will be a lot more people, we could see the potential for heat chaugs, she'll be talking about that in -- exhaustion -- 97, but looking at the latest report, we did hit 98 degrees today in the city. hottest day so far this year. as we move on through the next couple of days, that heat is going to continue. now -- we're going to have much more on th

we got to hear quite a lot from oj at the parole board. what do you make of it? has changed at all? to be the honest i found his testimony at the self—justifying. at times almost antagonising the parole board with his lack of remorse. the one comment i believe was how he has lived a conflict free life. certainly nothing from the 1994— 9095 trial was able to be factored against him in this parole board because he was indeed acquitted. however, there was lots of documented evidence of his domestic violence with nicole brown when she was alive. so it was a little bit ha rd was alive. so it was a little bit hard for him. it was the same oj as far as hard for him. it was the same oj as faras him hard for him. it was the same oj as far as him living in the clouds and ina far as him living in the clouds and in a fantasy world, but he was bolstered by two very strong testimonies, one by his eldest daughter and one of the robbery victims. it is very rare that a victims. it is very rare that a victim of crime will come testify in favour of a criminal‘s parole. at least thr

got you there, sean bell. thank you very much. oj to find out tomorrow we'll he'll walk free from prison. he's served nearly nine years. the nfl hall of famer has a clean record behind bars. just turned 70. legal experts say he's got a good chance to get parole because of his age and his behavior. good. >>> we're covering tomorrow's parole hearing live on fox 29 at 1:00 p.m. all righty. so we're back here at 4:00 a.m. for "good day philadelphia". sue serio, bob kelly have got your weather and traffic covered. we're about to have ice cream tomorrow for dinner if you want to join you. >> i have ice cream every day. >> but for dinner. >> ice cream >>> this is good day philadelphia. >>> happening right now on good day philadelphia, breaking news, a mom and her daughter returned to the hospital after being stabbed, the daughter fighting for her life, police now hunt for the suspect. >> also ahead this morning, frightening moment for a mom and a child. when a mother or a woman reportedly steels a cab then picks them up as affair. >> also a

got you there, sean bell. thank you very much. ojwe'll he'll walk free from prison. he's served nearly nine years. the nfl hall of famer has a clean record behind bars. just turned 70. legal experts say he's got a good chance to get parole because of his age and his behavior. good. >>> we're covering tomorrow's parole hearing live on fox 29 at 1:00 p.m. all righty. so we're back here at 4:00 a.m. for "good day philadelphia". sue serio, bob kelly have got your weather and traffic covered. we're about to have ice cream tomorrow for dinner if you want to join you. >> i have ice cream every day. >> but for dinner. >> ice cream sandwich any way you want to serve it, i'll take it. ♪ i'm leaving you, wesley. but why? you haven't noticed me in two years. i was in a coma. well, i still deserve appreciation. who was there for you when you had amnesia? you know i can't remember that. stop this madness. if it's appreciation you want you should both get snapshot from progressive. it rewards good drivers with big discounts on car insurance. i have

right back there. >> eboni: he was charming but there were moments, any time you got any pushback, we saw the brow furrowed and oj started getting angry. how long do you think before that comes out? >> antonio: very soon. it's the most-watched thing in the world right now. i think he's got those moments when he is serious. then smiles again. it's an evil look. >> eric: he has a history of a bad temper. comes off as a nice guy in these hearings but he has a dark side. that will land him in jail. >> jeanine: the guys angry. he's angry because he was in prison for nine years for crime or nobody was hurt and where the victims -- victim says i forgive him and the other one who died for gave him. and he's the victim. >> eboni: attorney general jeff sessions vowing to stand job after a public from president trump. robert mueller and the russia probe. we've got it covered. stay with us. on my travels across the country i came across this house with water dripping from the ceiling. you never know when something like this will happen. so let the geico insurance agency help you with homeowners insurance and protect yourself

oj simpson's lawyer there. sorry about a bit of strange camera work there. we gotng that oj simpson, his client, was obviously very emotional. the four pa role obviously very emotional. the four parole commissioners said he had done his time, he had behaved himself in prison, there had not been any prison violations of any rules and he had no prior conviction for what he was in prison for which was that armed robbery. he can walk free, we are hearing, as early as october. the four commissioners, the four parole commissioners were unanimous in their decision, that he should get parole. james cook, our la correspondent, as he was —— as you were outlining, he was such a controversial figure and i wonder what the reaction will be to the news that he got parole? incomplete fairness, i think if you look at just this case in isolation, that a lot of people recognise that this probably is an appropriate amount of time for what actually happened. perhaps to explain something to our viewers from the lawyer, he was talking about bruce fremont, one of the victims who was in th

courthouse what happened would get maybe a year in the county jail but because it was oj and because people felt that he got away with murder which he apparently did they thought they would meet out the most cecconi and sentencing they could. to my mind it was not ethical and it was not right what they did there. whether you like the not guilty verdict or not he was found not guilty of murder. he had no criminal record and they give him 10 to 33 years about that >> what about the fact that he was found civilly liable for the killings of ron goldman and nicole brown simpson. when you're looking at if he was going to be a threat in the future why couldn't he take that into account. >> the civil case -- they had a wonderful trial attorney. to that they could not have put them on the da at the time of the credit -- criminal trial. now you get to whether he is dangerous or not. is 70 years old. certainly as we get older we began to mellow and in this case assuming he did the murders it was certainly an aberration at a certain level. horrible but notwithstanding still a not guilty. they look at this and what they

and we've got some sunshine breaking through south oj 60680 walnut creek extremely light.t have any issues if you're about to head out the door. >>> we are tracking developing news out of contra costa county. fire officials are investigating the cause of of a house fire in dan ville that displaced four people. it started around 12:20 this morning on shelly place near glen road. two pets were also inside the home when residents started to smell smoke. firefighters were able to get everyone out okay. no one was hurt. crews say they do not believe fireworks were to blame. >>> the uc berkeley police are warning about an attack at people's park. they say a man was sitding in the park on sunday night when another man hit him in the back of the head with a piece of wood and stole his backpack. a good samaritan tried to intervene and he was also hit from behind by a second man. both victims had to good to the hospital. neither suspect has been caught. >>> we do have a heads up for you if you have any business at a court this san francisco. the superior court is making changes to c

if you recall back in the 90s, all the media got together in one encampment, known as camp oj. it is not as big as it was in los angeles in carson city, there is a lot of interest though. here are pictures we shot a short time ago of people setting up with press from as far away as the united kingdom. on hand to find out what happens tomorrow. national news media is here from the major networks and sports networks. tv stations from los angeles in the bay area and across los angeles. they want to find out what the parole commission will decide. we talked to carson city sheriff is a short time ago. to get his reaction to the attention. >> most of the attention is being focused right now, up to this point on the media coverage. obviously from around the world. people are interested for their own reasons. from a local standpoint, tomorrow's event or thursday afternoon event, has been well programmed. so we can facilitate the most amount of information to everybody who is interested. obviously, we are a little bit constrained by space. the media coming in, is facilitating that infor

so when i resign and when i'm telling the world that we've got a problem with our ethics program, ojel mine with this departure from ethical norms, and it starts with a little thing like the president not divesting his financial interests, which sets a tone from the top that goes cascading down through the executive branch. and you wind up in a place where you have a president criticizing a law enforcement official for doing the right thing and staying out of an investigation in which he may or may not be a target, but because there's any potential at all, they're going to err on the side of being cautious. now, again, i want to be clear. i have no idea what the scope of any investigation is, and i'm not interfering with any law enforcement activity because i don't have information to share. but this is oge's role. we talked about establishing prophylactic measures to prevent conflicts of interest, and it worked in this case. >> and when attorney general jeff sessions responded to that advice and issued a statement saying that he was recusing himself from matters related to the presid

later played in court. [ yelling and cursing ] >> that one phrase from oj simpson, don't let anybody out of the room, that really got him convicted. that's what jurors said -- >> i think you're right. they considered that kidnapping when they said don't let anybody out of here and then the guys, they pulled out guns around turned it into an armed robbery. that's why he is in jail today. >> reporter: tom was given community and testified for the prosecution. the nevada jury found simpson guilt of kidnapping and armed robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. he was sentenced to a minimum nine years in prison. >> i am sorry for what has happened. >> reporter: he was last seen at a parole hearing on lesser charges four years ago. >> i just wish i had never gone to that -- to that room. i wish i didn't. i wished i had just let it go. >> reporter: at that hearing the parole board ruled in simpson's favor but he was not released. a retired prison guard says he befriended simpson and said he has been a model inmate. >> he has been in that prison for nine years without one write-up. he has helped other inmates with problems

got the best of him. >> they did. an interesting analogy. both of these times, the murders, 2007 ojame 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. half of them nobody is going to go to jail. it wasn't the case that wasn't solved. most murders aren't solved to the deck of someone going to jail for it. >> we do appreciate it. >> 20 minutes after the top of the hour, at chipotle, the health department may have cracked down the cause. rob: the army veteran forced to apologize for flying the american flag. dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. our senses awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you around, giulia copdso to breathe better,athe. i go with anoro

oj gets a call. it's the detective lange got the number while questioning simpson at the headquarters after he returnedchicago. >> were watching this unfolding television and nobody was doing anything. so are watching this come he's not stopping. the police are trying to stop him. no one had control over the situation. fica get on the phone and talk to i can have some control. >> through the gun out the window. just thrown out the window, please, you're scaring everybody. oj, are you there? >> nobody is going to hurt you. >> i don't know what state of mind he was in, he did sound like he had all his ducks in a row. he sounded upset entire. >> my only reason for talking to him was to get him to throw the out of the car and turned himself in. my entire cus is on the gun and him to getid of the gun. >> think about everybody else. >> i was trying to appeal to him as a human being in just to say that his mother a family did really truly care for him. they didn't want him to do this. i was alluding to the possibility that he might commit suicide because it look like you may have. >> the drama and set a p.m.

hazmat team got on the scene and proceeded to contain that leak. thankfully there were no injuries. >>> ojl walk out of prison in october. he was granted parole after a hearing this afternoon. he has been in prison for nearly nine years. convicted in a robbery and kidnapping in nevada that he claims was just trying to get his own property back despite the seriousness there were some light hearted moments today during the proceedings. >> and we have that you are currently -- well very recently turned 90 years old. 90 -- i'm sorry about that. [ laughter ] >> you look great for 90. >> i feel like it though. >> if you couldn't hear it oj said i feel lying it, though. he's of course 70 years old. shave a couple decades off. will carr is live in lovelock nevada not far from the prison where oj is right now. oj was fairly animated during this hearing. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, lucy and iain. you know, this may have been the most watched parole hearing of all time so you think maybe he would be a little bit nervous but he was pretty laid back. he acted like he was talking to friends at times.

make it a great wednesday, remember tomorrow is oj day, so we'll see what happens. we've got bill: anyone start right now, bye-bye. >> jon: the gop's next move after what conservatives are calling a historic political failure. this is the president gets ready for a working lunch, you might call it. with republicans senders of the white house, good morning to you, i'm jon scott. >> heather: working lunch and then some. >> jon: maybe he's taking them to the woodshed of the white house white house. >> heather: will find out. i'm heather childress. we are of course live on capitol hill for you where republican senators are about to head to the white house as we just said with a white palace president to just let obamacare fail altogether. he urged mitch mcconnell to

oj simpson got acquitted, jump cut to his controversial life years later. ent to plea. oj does nine years in lovelock correctional in the middle of nowhere nevada. a model prisoner. 70 years old. as much as i hate him. and, clayton, i believe that he got away with double murder. i still believe that he will be and should be paroled on thursday. >> wow. 70 years old. abby: i cannot believe he's going to be 70. there's going to be a lot of outraged people. >> if he gets out, he can't keep himself. >> he'll go out, he'll go to florida, he'll play golf with, you know, people who play -- they will play with even people who commit double murder because it's a good game and a gad yarn, and they can bet on the hole. >> so you will be out in vegas? >> i will be out in vegas starting monday night during the hannity show. and then i'll be live all during the day the 19th and 20th because as i said, i do anticipate that oj simpson will be paroled and more importantly from my own personal point of view, i believe he should be paroled. abby: well, we'll be watching it clo

. >> now oj told the parole board he was not interested in publicity or seeking media interviews if he got out. many diners say that's okay with them. but let's be honest here the reality he's about to become the hottest interview commodity in the world as of it looks like he's going to get out on objection first. guys? >> all rigt, brad, thank you. >>> let's get a check of our weather. you know it's hot but kathy orr is cooling off because she's down the shore. if it's thursday that is where you'll find orr by the shore. >> kathy, you pick the perfect day to hit the beach. >> dawn, i saw your inn at a gram pictures you were down the shore and you know how beautiful this week has been. it's just unbelievable. take a look down beach to the south in sea isle city what day. guess what? unlike other weeks, no one is moving. why should we move because we know if we go one block inland it's eye oppressive and here it is so comfortable. we do have some severe weather to talk about though. take look at ultimate doppler. were he have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect from philadelphia and basic

sot oj parolewe are going to grant you parolevo#simpson got the good news this morning as he appearedoard in nevada.sotvo#the 70-year old, smiling and looking fit as he answered questions from parole board members via video conference...and referencing his family multiple times. 10:32 missed 36 birthdayssot arnelle simpson 10:48he's my rock, he's my best friendvo simpson's eldest child, arnelle, tearing up as she spoke on her dad's behalf.sot arnelle 1051we just want him to come home, we really do and i know in my heart that he's very humbledvo# o-j could be released as early as october 1st after serving nine years into a nine-to-33-year sentence following his conviction in a 2007 kidnapping and armed robbery at a vegas hotel.sot: wendy feldman/skype " " stitial: simpson's next move? vo#so what's simpson's next move? our insider -- wendy feldman -- is teresa guidice and chris brown's former crisis manager and legal coach. we spoke with her today via skype? sot: wendy feldman the best thing he can do is lay low for a period of months reestablish contact with his family/in a personal wa

got away with murder could be set free. bryan graham is the deputy sports editor of guardian us. he has been covering the oj simpson story.orjoining us here on bbc world news. what is the reaction been like in the us? well it... the 0.1. reaction been like in the us? well it... the o.j. simpson story all over again. the longest running show on reality television, on hiatus for nine years but here we are again. it was dominating the news cycle. the only story they that could kick trump from the headlines and here we are today. he will be a free man at the latest by october one. our correspondent just the latest by october one. our correspondentjust said the latest by october one. our correspondent just said that millions were watching and you spoke about it being covered on the networks. how have attitudes changed towards him? networks. how have attitudes changed towards him 7 well, networks. how have attitudes changed towards him? well, there has definitely been a renewal of interest in o.j. simpson. possibly because of the two decade started. last year there was a documentary that won an academy award for best documentar

stuart: you got your starting to at the oj trial?a long time ago 95-96. you cannot punish him for the armed robbery heavier than the armed robbery deserves because you think he got away with murder. that would be double jeopardy, a form of punishment for something he wasn't convicted of. he was overpunished for the so-called armed robbery, the victims were his friends, they are still his friends, they have all testified before this board. he should be out. the prosecutor sent a letter, he should be out. nobody appearing before the board today is going to say he should stay in unless he says something preposterous or absurd. stuart: this is my interesting story. huber faces a lawsuit accused of discriminating against people with disabilities. the group the file the suit says only 100 of uber's 58,000 new york city cars are wheelchair accessible. judge napolitano: the public accommodations law which requires accessibility does not require every vehicle be wheelchair accessible but the same service be available to those who require the

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oj. the fact that he did nine years and obeyed the rules, i hate the guy. i think he got away with murder, he butchered the mother of his children. he is despicable. he played the race card to the nth degree. but in this case the law was followed. nine years is an awfully long time for the facts and circumstances that are describe described. armed robbery, kidnapping, burglary. it really wasn't that, o.j. simpson -- a year or two years would've been top spirit of >> sean: you don't want this guy out of jail, period, do you think is a danger? >> absolutely is a danger. prior convictions, he beat his wife. any other information that shows the in mate is a risk and a threat to the public it's in the guidelines. this is on the parole board's website, they ignored that. they made a deliberate decision in advance and it was abundantly clear today when the parole members said we are not going to consider the civil judgment that he brutally murdered two people, nor his acquittal in the criminal case. i think that was a mistake. they have latitude and discretion to consider, they

>> fresh at 10a we're dishing about lots of hot topics first up oj simpson he's up for parole tomorrow. many say he's gotcarey coming to the small screen. what will a new drama reveal about her diva licious life. >> from the small screen to the big screen kevin's big interview with charlize theron. she reveals what happened in preparing for latest role that left her with cracked teeth. >> and growing up hiphop. good day gets the scoop on the new season when the daughters of rev run and and joins de barge join us live it's a wonderful wednesday as good day at 10a starts now. ♪ >> it's a good day because it is national holidays day! and we are celebrating in big way. right? the gang is all here. >> careful over there. >> our guest of honor is the queen of wean. this is janet. is that a self proclaimed title. >> it is. because i'm the head of the hotdog council. >> okay. >> so the hotdog and sausage council, right. >> um-hmm. >> that really exists. >> it does. >> here in washington. >> it does. >> what exactly do ya'll do? >> we promote hotdogs prone vied information to consumers. we have hotdog hotline. yo

oj trial. he talked to maria bartiromo this morning. >> probably members of the parole board believe, as many americans do that he got away with murders a result of what our legal team did and how badly the prosecution botched the case. and if that's taken into account, it would really constitute the experience of double jeopardy. he's been acquitted of an account. the fact that he was found civilly liable only shows the complexity of the legal system. liz: so did simpson get away with two murders? the murders of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman? >> well, not in a court of law. they didn't prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. so as a result, he was found not guilty, and he challenged the system. and remember, liz. in no way apologizing for what happened in that situation. that was the situation where the government had somebody that had the money to have the team, the dream team to say to them i am willing to go to jail if you prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. but if you don't, then i'm going to walk out a free man. and he had the money and the people to put together. in america, that makes a difference. it doesn't make it alway

got to enjoy that and the riots. it was fun. my issue -- and there's a lot of jokes here about what reality shows he'll be on first, keeping up with the kardashians and o oj -- to so many people that will want to pay for him to talk. he might get in this chair, we don't know. what bothers me the most is that oj's parole was not news. he went to jail nine years for trying to steal his own stuff. [bleep] that's a long time for theft. it was an newsworthy story. if the media is pushing a divided country they think oj to divide stuff. it could cause issues, riots and maybe our present say the wrong thing and maybe he'll take the wrong side and the media is trying really hard to keep pushing and when they don't get enough -- the parole hearing everyone in america was like, okay, by the way, exclusives, and now they're trying to take us back and they'll be racial epithets and some will say that's racist and then say your racist and they'll start the whole thing. oj is not news. i don't want to talk about him, he's an old man, he went to jail for stealing stuff, his acquittal and murder stuff had nothing to do with it. move on. they are trying really hard to fin

oj simpson will get his shot at freedom tomorrow during a parole hearing. a look back how we got to this point.(justine) but first, a rash of mail thefts in the south bay. a live report next - on who these thieves are targeting. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. stealing mail is a federal offense.... but mail delivery trucks are now being targeted... more and more by theives in the south bay.. (grant) the most recent cases have occurred in san jose where kron four's rob fladeboe is live with more on the story. rob? (rob live) the postal service is offering a $10,000 reward for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for robbing four mail trucks here in san jose in the past twomonths. in the most recent thefts, on tuesday and wednesday of last week, postal service trucks like like this one have been robbed while the letter carrier was away making house to house deliveries.voice of: jeff fitch/u.s postal inspector ".....that's what appears to be happening. they park the vehi

oj in my car." instead, o-j was huddled in the backseat of his friend's a-c cowling's ford bronco."you gotta tell police to back off. he's still alive but he's gothis head.""i just want to be with nicole.""you don't need to be with nicole. you need to be with your family and with your kids." "please toss the gun. juice, just toss it."millions were glued to their t-v screens -- intensely following the 1993, two-door, white ford bronco leading police on a low-speed car chase across southern los angeles.nearly two hours and 60 miles later, the bronco stops at simpson's brentwood home - where both men surrendered.we all know what happened after that..."we the jury of the above and entitle action find the defendant orenthol j. simpson not guilty for the crime of murder."but what about the bronco -- one element of fascination during 'the trial of the century'? espn reports that at some point before the murder trial began, cowlings had agreed to sell the suv for 75-grand to an l.a. tour company.but he pulled the deal when he learned the company, then called "grave line tour," would re-enact the car chase, then take people to nicole simpson's grave.a co

simpson got away with murdering his ex-wife nicole and her friend ron goldman, they think it is, when he was sentenced to 9 to 33 years for robbing sports memorabilia dealers who had some of oj's of, the prosecutor asking -- offered a plea deal of 21/2 years but oj gambled and lost big-time. david rogers, retired now, thanks for this crime simpson has paid his debt to society. >> he has done we 9 years on a robbery charge, he is 70 years old now, a low risk to commit a violent crime. >> reporter: the hearing will be done by video teleconference with simpson at the lovelock prison in four members of the nevada parole board in carson city. he will plead his case. a few years ago he describes himself as a model prisoner and said he was sorry for his crimes and according to a defense attorney the key is showing the board that he has changed. >> please sit down. >> reporter: simpson's victim is also expected to be at the hearing. he could testify and he might join the chorus of people who say oj has done enough time and should be released. if he gets parole later today, he will not be sprung right away. the earliest he could be released is october 1st. heather: we will have more la

oj simpson from the lovelock state prison. >> people in the uk have seen this kind of gathering interest, the fact even sports networks will carry it live. that's got people interested in what's going to happen and has let people look again at those old stories back in '95, back at the beginning of this story as well and look again at the rise and fall of this icon. >> reporter: the carson city sheriff says all the press attention is good. >> i would anticipate a small amount of public. they may want to be onsite when decisions are made, but for the most part, i'd expect the population that truly has an interest in the outcome or the proceedings as they go, they'll get their information from the media. >> reporter: simpson was already granted parole for most of the other charges he was convicted of during an armed robbery in las vegas in 2007. but he's still serving time for use of a deadly weapon. many legal analysts believe simpson will be granted parole and could be freed as soon as october 1st. but that doesn't mean the public at large agrees he should be. >> i don't expect any protest or demonstrations, though certainly it is possible. >> ever

oj in my car." instead, o-j was huddled in the backseat of his friend's a-c cowling's ford bronco."you gotta tell police to back off. he's still alive but he's got a gun to his head.""i just want to be with nicole.""you don't need to be with nicole. you need to be with your family and with your kids." "please toss the gun. juice, just toss it."millions were glued to their t-v screens -- intensely following the 1993, two-door, white ford bronco leading police on a low-speed car chase across southern los angeles.nearly two hours and 60 miles later, the bronco stops at simpson's brentwood home - where both men surrendered.we all know what happened after that..."we the jury of the above and entitle action find the defendant orenthol j. simpson not guilty for the crime of murder."but what about the bronco -- one element of fascination during 'the trial of the century'? espn reports that at some point before the murder trial began, cowlings had agreed to sell the suv for 75-grand to an l.a. tour company.but he pulled the deal when he learned the company, then called "grave line tour," would re-enact the car chase, then take people to nicole simpson's

football star and actor 0j former american football star and actor oj simpson asks for parole after serving nine years for armed robbery. he has gotin the bbc newsroom with a summary of the rest of the day's news. good morning. two people have been killed and around 100 others have been injured on the greek island of kos, during a strong earthquake. the tremor struck under the aegean sea between greece and turkey early this morning. there was also flooding in the turkish resort of bodrum, as a result of a small tsunami. 0ur turkey correspondent mark lowen has been giving us the latest. from the greek island of lesbos not farfrom from the greek island of lesbos not far from the from the greek island of lesbos not farfrom the epicentre from the greek island of lesbos not far from the epicentre of the quake which was between kos and bodrum, it was quite a large quake, 6.7, and was quite a large quake, 6.7, and was a fairly shallow quake. it was just over six miles deep into the aegean sea. it has caused at least two dead on the greek island of kos, one of those we understand is an elderly turkish citizen, one of swedish origin, and d

oj is with us forever. the botching of the prosecution do you think that got there. feet away from them the california law they could've made him try the club on to see whether it fit before they made a decision and if it fit when he tried it on before. they could've said ladies and gentlemen of the jury they knew that we were going to find his racist statements. the affects many serious. that has brought this case. it was such a beautifully dead. if you watch it now and brings that back. but they left out those things. the blood of victims. we were able to prove that the sock didn't have that on it. it's a chemical not found in the human body but found in test tubes. we were able to prove that it have mere images mirror images in all four sides. the jurors said this one piece of evidence was manufactured and if you find a cockroach in your spaghetti you don't throw out just a cockroach you throughout the whole bowl of spaghetti. you wouldn't know that if you watch either of those two narratives. when they were about to announce the verdict were you confident. we are

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want to start with the first 30 minutes, oj simpson and his property and he tried to set up and explain that he was just trying to get his property back and he gotressive. >> it has been ruled, legally by the state of california that it was my property and they have given to it me. i had it. >> well, my question was... >> so it is interesting, this is a parole hearing are we supposed to be talking about the trial, fred. >> no, and the problem is, he is wrong it wasn't his property, the property was ultimately return to the victims. parole hearing he would have done better if chaka was representing, i guarantee what he would have done is not get in the argument about that. he made a ton of comments that were not accurate. >> he made it seem that the property was in his possession according to the california court. >> he did and thankfully parole hearing was 75 minutes and not 10 minutes and that came at beginning. he was allowed to make amend and answer some other questions more to his benefit. toward the end of the hearing there were moments of the laughter, his daughter got a chance to speak, victim which i thought was huge spoke on his behalf.

oj has been able to skate on everything throughout his entire life. the rules just didn't supply to him, and finally the rules caught up to him, and he got punished for he probably got punished for this crime much more harshly because people feel that he got away with the double murder, so that was arrogance that played a role in that, obviously. >> rick: we appreciate your time. continuing coverage of simpson's parole hearing will be going on today, 10:00 a.m. pacific here on the fox news channel, into the world will be watching. >> sandra: it was a busy morning here in america's newsroom, and it continues to be, up next, republicans getting a clear message from the president. work until you gets a health care bill his desk. john soon was in a late tonight's meeting, working on that bill, and he joins us next. >> i am more than willing to talk about it. but the democrats said before we even started this process that's they didn't want to participate in anything and less and included the affordable care act. but i understand that, they are entitled to their opinion, this is america. ♪ there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on m

got to the 28th, and looked in, it is like a, it is like a war zone in there. >> it is completely burned out. >> four officials are still investigating the cause of that fire. >>> on thursday, ojl go in front of a nevada parole board, simpson who went to san francisco's high school, was convicted of armed robbery, assault with a deadly weapon and kidnapping. he's served nearly 9 yearsover his 33 year sentence, lawyers say a grant a parole is park early based on how a prisoner behaves and he has caused no trouble. if the parole board approves, the 70-year-old simpson could be releaseed in october. we are sending a crew to the parole hearing and we will have live reports from carson city on thursday morning. >>> delta is firing back at conservative columnist, ann criticizing delta for forcing her to leave an extra leg room seat she had booked for a flight on saturday. she .22ed she was moved quote without explanation. tweeted insults aimed at the staff and a photo of the passenger. delta would refund her the $30 she paid for preferred seating but also tweet that had her quote insults about our other customers and employees are unacceptable and unnecessary end quote. she was stil

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