. >> i steal from corporations like honeywell or motorola, you know what i am saying. michael, can we get this data to...? look at me...look at me... look at me... you used to be the "yes" guy. what happened to that guy? legacy technology can handcuff any company. but "yes" is here. so, you're saying we can cut delivery time? yeah. with help from hpe, we can finally work the way we want to. with the right mix of hybrid it, everything computes. >>> the women housed at maricopa's estraya jail don't get to spend much time outside of their cells or the day room in between cells. so the hour or so they get on the yard is a welcome break. but what brayden dailey looks forward to is the short walk to the yard. >> i'm going by f dorm because i get to see my woman. and she is always like staring at me. and we're about to pass her now. so embarrassing. >> she gets all red and rosie whenever she sees me. all the girls are like there is brayden. >> dailey and emilee keen enjoy their jail house romance. but not all inmates are looking for love. >> the money is a huge thing for me.

my whole family knows i steal, i'm a criminal. >> a well-known inmate returns to jail but this time -- >> i love him to death, oh, my god. >> he's in with his girlfriend who might be harboring a secret that could dramatically affect both their lives. >> that's my story. ♪ >>> dating back to colonial times, charleston, south carolina, is one of the nation's top tourist draws. but ten miles outside the heart of charleston, the sheriff al cannon detention center draws only those who are in trouble with the law. >> damnit! >> this is a nasty jail, man. >> most of the 1,300 men and women incarcerated here are only charged with crimes. they're awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. josh gohr is on his third stay here. >> i done a bunch of terrible things in my life that i'm so not proud of. but they're all character-building. and at the end of the day, i'll walk out of this room and i'll sit on that bunk and i'm not really upset with who i am. >> what's your most violent conviction? >> home invasion, armed robbery. greaboly injury. conviction out of tampa. i had a really good lawy

i don't think of it as stealing. i think of it as liberating the props.shireen, i gave that to my daughter. >> it's hers now. >> well if you gave it to her, you can't have it. it's hers now. >> she gave it back. >> what prop from the set do you want to steal? >> i've already stolen some broaches. i like my black cloak. >> i tried to steal a belt once and they said no you can't have it. very kindly the armorer made me one. they're so strict. you can't take the scripts home with you. >> knowledge is power. >> i want my crest thing. i've got a new -- >> don't be giving that -- >> we see the pictures a lot. >> i'm flying, jack. >>> one of the most iconic moments in movie history. who has not struck that same pose as kate winslet and leo dicaprio? i even had a poster on my wall in college. i admit it. it's been nearly 20 years, now kate is starring in another disaster movie, and that has her looking back on her days with leo. >> i have to be honest. i think doing "titanic" taught me a lot about thinking ahead. when you read, jack and rose run through the flood

i> "steal a competitor." yes. george, welcome to team burk. please don't hurt me. ghs) john: on team riki, carla wasn't shy about looking out for herself... carla: "safety." john: but on team chloe, alison is suspected of a sneakier method to avoid elimination. she knows she's lactose intolerant. -and she ate buttermilk ranch. -she ate ranch! i almost feel like i'm being set up. john: where both scarlett and janessa were sent home. i was set up to be here today. i will deal with her. (dramatic tone) man: ♪ whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh ♪ -whoo! man: ♪ whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh ♪ ♪ whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh ♪ ♪ whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh ♪ -let's go! -(screams) woman: ♪ gonna find my way back to the east side ♪

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i like my black cloak. >> i tried to steal something, but the armorer made me one. n't take the scripts home with you. >> i want my crest thing. i've got a new -- >> we see the pictures a lot. >>> one of the most iconic moments in movie history. who has not struck that same pose as kate winslet and leo dicaprio? it's been nearly 20 years, now kate is starring in another disaster movie, and that has her looking back on her days with i think doing "titanic" taught me a lot about thinking ahead. when you read, jack ande ros run through the flooded dining room, you have to know that's going to be five days of shooting. because it was five days of shooting. so, it certainly helped me, just be very realistic about what will be required of us. >> leag rninto think ahead, we're calling that the "titanic" effect. so, for "the mountain between us," kate was more than prepared to shoot in freezing temperatures. no green screen here. they were helicoptered every day the peak of the canadian rockies. >> i had coats, boots, scarf, i had to allow 40 minutes to make sure i had the h

anything. >> slaughter pled not guilty but admits to a history of stealing. >> i would get away with it. stealing clothes. constantly get away with stealing. for so long i've always looked for, you know, acceptance from people. like, i wanted friends. and, you know. when you want friends, you try to -you do things to impress people. >> my mom always told me, somebody wants you to constantly do something for you, they're not your friend. and me being a stubborn teenager, being stubborn, i didn't listen. i got away with a couple of times, then it started catching up to me. >> slaughter has a separate charge of perjury in a neighboring county. she's pled not guilty there as well. but will remain housed at fairfax county until her grand larceny charge is resolved. she says her unusual appearance has led to cruelty. >> oh, what's that on your skin, is it contagious? everyone asks me that. no, it's just eczema. it's not even that bad. that's all i hear all the time. >> slaughter did not want to discuss why she has no eyebrows or lashes. but it's led to unwanted nicknames. >> they call

may i steal one of your questions? es broadcasting match the enjoyment of when you played basketball? i enjoy broadcasting and playing basketball back when i was younger. both have played a big role in my life. i've been lucky to be able to have fun through out my life by playing bastketball and broadcasting why should steve kerr keep coaching, if his health issues remain a concern? money? steve kerr doesn't need the money. if he's healthy enough, he will coach the warriors for a very long time. kerr enjoys working with the warriors. i am a sports expert. why do you always put people like me down? (steve )american ninja warrior... is next then, we are back at 10:00 with the day's big stories. gary has sports.. and your four zone weather forecast with lawrence karnow. it's the kron 4 news at ten ... right here on the bay area's news station. last weather and goodbye >> announcer: this is japan's famed mount midoriyama, the world's most difficult obstacle course. over the past 15 years, thousands of competitors have taken

me angry when i see the government stealing property from innocent people. happen. i use the word stealing intentionally. diminishesematic, it public respect for law enforcement when people think, times, this is about policing for profit, that is what is go og much of the to stop.needs host: baltimore, maryland, line ahead.mocrats, go caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. attorney general has brought this back, i was wondering if this is a tool that robert mueller could use in the trump and on against jared ministration and money -- kushner with landering landering. it goes back to the '80s when supposedly going ba to hear i would like your thoughts on that, is this something that can be used? on crimeswould depend involved. one very important thing, civil forfeiture is used against limited means and minorities, that is a demographic fact. civil forfeiture would be used, it is tool of people with ainst limited economic means and racial minorities. will continue. host: the caller brings up jared arrive on ected to capitol hill in the not too distant futu

i found this woman holding a stolen purse. she escaped a muni bus after she witnessed a group of teens steal from a woman. >> i saw them stealing it. they gave it back to me. the lady had walked away. maybe you guys can find her and give it back to her. >> reporter: down the street i saw a patrol car with flashing lights. they were interviewing the woman who had been harassed and robbed. >> they said in the bus, they had been hitting head like four of them. i said don't do that to me. that's what you learn in school? >> reporter: i returned her purse to her. police are investigating video from both instances to identify the mob of young people. witnesses say they were male and female in their late teens or early 20s. i'm leslie brinkley. abc 7 news. >>> we're learning more tn 100 surveillance cameras on train feature technology from the 1970s. some record using vhs and beta max formats. that includes a mob attack in april. abc 7 news was at the safety committee meeting where one of the victims of the attack asked that surveillance video be released. >> part of it is releasing the videos of the incidents that have been going out

i know there was some speculation about people stealing, i just some speculation about people stealing to both of them, i love the two of them, i go back a long way with them. they are a phenomenal people. i have got to get to know the rest of the people,, sean was incredibly gracious. you spoke to people on my behalf. i have got to get to know the people. they've got to get to know me, hopefully they will like me and want to stay. we will see what happens. we are going to make it a very fun place to work. are you willing to discuss more... it is an appropriate for me to answer that question right now. i will half to get back to you on that, need some direction from the president. i'm going to do everything i can to get to every person in this room. will president trump have a news conference with us in the near future? i will talk to him. the president is phenomenal with the press. he is a great communicator. he won the selection, —— this election. we spent 60% of the money and we had one third of the money and we had one third of the personnel, we won the presidency because of donald

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i found this woman holding a stolen purse. she escaped a muni bus after she witnessed a group of teens steal from a woman. >> i saw them stealing they gave it back to me. the lady had walked away. maybe you guys can find her and give it back to her. >> reporter: down the street i saw a patrol car with flashing lights. they were interviewing the woman who had been harassed and robbed. >> they said in the bus, they had been hitting head like four of them. i said don't do that to me. that's what you learn in school? >> reporter: i returned her purse to her. police are investigating video from instances to identify the mob of young people. witnesses say they were male and female in their late teens or early 20s. i'm leslie brinkley. abc 7 news. >>> we're learning more than 100 surveillance cameras on train feature technology from the 1970s. some record using vhs and b max formats. that includes a mob attack in april. abc 7 news was at the safety committee meeting where one of the victims of the attack asked that surveillance video be released. >> part of it is releasing the videos of the incidents that have been going out at my att

. >> what you're saying is you didn't steal. >> i didn't steal anything. i had the receipt.ox. >> he was recently given 21 days in confinement after the jail's disciplinary committee concluded that he stole a candy bar from another inmate. >> it's a misunderstanding, a mistake. but i have to go through the bureaucratic stuff to have any of my things heard. >> he's filled out paperwork to appeal the decision. and now corporal debose will review it. >> so this is what you were accused of. you are accused of stealing somebody's canteen, right? >> yeah. >> this was on the other shift. >> yeah. >> it says you went in there while the guy was in the shower and you took his canteen. okay, all right -- >> i have a receipt saying that i paid for the items. they're saying that i stole them. that is not right. there's no mention of the ticket number in there or anything. >> it doesn't say a snickers candy bar or a milky way candy bar or whatever. you know, like your -- it just says candy bar. >> yeah. >> okay? so i can't pinpoint that. okay? because it's not in the report. i've dealt wi

but i built myself up with honor and integrity i didn't cheat i didn't steal nothing i built it up the honorable way. and i think the american public needs to understand that that the american dream is still possible and the good guys do win in the end that's the important message and and that song is about self-sacrifice. and not the money and not i and that was the thing is that i thought and still continue to fight that i have nothing to lose i mean if someone if they even have h.s.b.c. sued me which they're now they're trying to do and they took away every single time i had health care because my my mission and my objective is not that profit that's that's the bank's what my objective is making that difference and if i leave this earth we're just helping one person and getting that message across to the good guys win in the end that people should take individual responsibility to protect not only the country but not in a from a counterterrorism standpoint but also protect the country from a ethical and moral standpoint and protect what really is american our culture. i'll be succes

. >> i was stealing. any money that i could pull in, i was bailing drugs, whether that's how you know it's really got a hold of you. it's got its hand on you like this and saying it's going to make you do whatever you can to get that money because i need to feel high. i need to feel that effect. i'm not ready to leave jail. i wouldn't be ready for home detention. i'm not ready to leave this facility right now at all. i would get right back into it and not care. >> now, instead of being strung out on the streets, he's up at dawn to work on the ranch. alongside his bunkmate, roger -- robert kerry. >> i grew up on a horse farm, so i have some understanding making sure you're not around the back end and stuff like that. just awareness comes with just being around them. >> there's a good way and a bad way. with wild horses, as opposed to domestic. the chances of being kicked are higher, for sure. >> like nashe dake, carey is also an ab-109 inmate. he's here for selling high-capacity magazines and rifles. carey

. >> i didn't want to steal anybody from anybody. i didn't want anybody else's stuff.t my own. >> i am a firm believer in karma, and you get what you sew. and the to the me it's weird. it almost was godlike that things happened the way they did in nevada, and he wound up going to jail and having to spend time for something. >> cryer is part of a four-night special on oxygen, "the jury speaks," a true crime series that looks at high profile trials like michael jackson, robert blake and o.j. simpson. this shows how the stress of the trial led to cryer suffering a heart attack. he was released after a night in the hospital and was sent immediately to the judge's chambers. >> i started letting the judge know, i'm sick, i can't take this anymore. johnny cochran jumped up immediately. doesn't he like football? he was going to let us go to football games as a means to try to appease me. >> as for the hearing tomorrow, cryer suspects he'll win. >> the only thing i would hope for is that he would come out and try to make his life purposeful or worthy as far as understanding tha

. >> i ain't gonna lie. he was stealing. i stabbed his ass as many times i could. >> and one inmate decides it is time for a change. >> if i don't make a transformation in my life at this point i'm going end up dead. >> but will it work? >> i'm at my breaking point. i've been trying hardest. this ain't real man. some hard ass [ bleep ]. >>> cincinnati, ohio was an early american boom town who's seen its up and downs. and just like any big city, crime is an issue in boom times or bust. and if you are arrested in cincinnati, you most likely end up spending some time at the hamilton county justice center. >> be home soon, baby. >> most of the 1,300 men and women incarcerated here are only accuse of crimes and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. but if any of them break the rules here, they will end up in the disciplinary segregation unit, sometimes referred to as the hole. >> this is the hole. we have people for fighting, for stealing. >> inmates here lose all their privileges, including visitation and must spe

nine years ago after being convicted of kidnapping and robbery in that las vegas heist. >> i didn't mean to stealfrom anybody, and i didn't know i was doing anything illegal. i thought i was confronting friends. so i'm sorry. i'm sorry for all of it. >> reporter: at various points in the trial familiar faces. the goldman family and former prosecutor marcia clark, who tried a decade earlier to send him to prison, then working for "entertainment tonight." >> it was such a clown car of a case. it was a ridiculous case. and the witnesses were interesting. it was a weird thing to be doing, to cover that case. >> reporter: simpson and his five accomplices all under arrest and facing stiff charges. >> conspiracy to commit a crime, a gross misdemeanor offense. conspiracy it commit kidnapping, a felony offense. conspiracy to commit robbery, a felony offense. mr. simpson, do you understand the charges against you? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: his buddies begin to roll over, striking plea deals for lesser charges and no jail time. in exchange for testifying against their pal o.j. simpson. >> i said [ bleep ] o

i would never steal from anybody and i would never, ever pull a weapon on anybody. >> the property was yours? >> o.j.: it's been ruled illegally by the state of california that it was my property and they have given it to me. >> that's why you went into the hotel room? is that right? >> o.j.: when riccio was calling me telling me this, i wasn't interested. it wasn't until he got actual pictures of what they supposedly had a because it was family photos and stuff, that's when i was interested in going there and i only went to retrieve my own property. >> what were you thinking when the guns were being brandished? >> o.j.: i didn't see the guns. you say guns, as i understand it, one guy behind me somewhere pointed a gun at him. i never saw him brandished a gu gun. i left, i called back to the room to ask bruce, you said there were some pictures and i asked him if walt alexander returned his cell phone. he described who was pointing a gun at him. to be honest, i didn't really believe him at the time. the three guys i was with said they didn't see him do it. i got back to my hotel, we wait

senior industry fellow taking a wonderful lead clearly it has got an so popular over the years i will steal his thunder but in terms of introducing the panel it is a blue ribbon group for people talking today. looking off the list we see those experts we want to make sure to have ample time for questions and answers as you hear the panel speak so please wait for a microphone this is recorded for posterity so it is a nice idea to identify yourself and your organization so i will turnover so we can introduce the panel. >> this is a great group we have good dramatic wave of change others they kid will rip the fabric of those that are being taken in vintage. so i call your attention to an editorial of the wall street journal. at the core of the controversy these are provisions with those trade practices. they have enacted over decades but many believe that the end of the day does not affect u.s. economy. so to allow the executive amd people to temper their reach with those remedies of the national interest now a president seems not to be interested in restraint it has allowed other nations to w

i wasn't there to steal from anybody. i will never, ever pull a weapon on anybody. >> reporter: at times contrite. >> nine years away from your family is just -- just not worth it. >> reporter: appearing in front of cameras for the first time in four years, simpson looked thinner. >> i've basically have spent a conflict-free life. >> reporter: he has served as commissioner of the prison softball league, started a baptist church service and took classes like alternative to violence. >> it gave me so many tools how to use it to, you know, try to walk these guys through, you know, not throwing the punches at one another. >> reporter: supporters at the hearing included his sister, shirley baker, and daughter, arnelle, who testified. >> we just want him to come home so that we can move forward for us quietly, but to move forward. >> reporter: simpson is serving time for the armed robbery of two sports memorabilia dealers. today one of the victims, bruce fromong, testified that simpson should be released. >> this is a good man.

. >> i hope they learned a lesson and don't go around stealing. hope other people who think of sealing boxes think again. >> reporter: as the saying goes, crime doesn't pay. >> a box of tissue paper. >> reporter: the package in this case was just free packing supplies from ebay. in san jose, katie march zeal owe, "abc 7 news." >>> well, a trip to paradise ended in tragedy for a thrill-seeking tourist. coming up, the dangerous stunt involving planes and a fence that turned deadly. >>> plus the d.c. dress code sparking a backlash all the way here in the bay area. >> and a galasy far, far away will soon be a quick trip away. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. get ready for the triple digit sizzle. we will look at your weekend forecast coming up. first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" right after "abc 7 news at 11:00." >> thanks larry and ama. here is what someone paid us to do tonight. >> maybe you can have a john stewart themed wedding, will? >> i'll think about it. ♪ sunrise >>> a woman has died taking part in a risky dec

. >> i might steal that. out-alpha. i think that's really interesting.entioned that you sit on the house oversight committee and that's because i want to ask you about something that trey goudy, the new chairman of the committee says. he says he doesn't want to pursue an investigation into russian meddling, into election interference. he doesn't want to explore questions about potential obstruction of justice by president trump as well. do you agree with that decision to not pursue that probe, especially considering it was trey goudy who seemed fine to pursue a benghazi probe when there was several probes just in congress already under way and now he's essentially saying there is too many, not another one is needed when it comes to russia? >> in fairness to the incoming chairman, i think when you have a whole host of investigations, which is what's presently the case, and you have, you know, on both the house side and the senate side, committees at work from the standpoint of investigation, then you've got a variety of different ways of looking at the si

. >> i do not steal. ositive way, girls trip is getting positive reviews. a lot of people including jada pinkett smith are talking about this grapefruiting thing which i'm not sure what it is. it is a real thing, yes? >> yes. it is a real thing. it is a fruit. it is delicious. >> jimmy: i know what grapefruit is. >> it is high in vitamin c and it is a fat burner. if you apply to it certain body parts, it can be fun. >> jimmy: it seems like i would burn though, doesn't it? >> if you got an std maybe. >> jimmy: i'll keep that in mind. a good way to check. if you don't have time to go to the clinic, ayou have a good wa to check. god provides with fruits and vegetables. god has something to do with grapefruit. >> jimmy: we won't go into the details. people will have to see the movie. did you, all these women on this movie. and it is an, a hard "r" rated movie as i've been told repeatedly. >> i think it is educational. >> jimmy: was will smith allowed to come to the set? >> let me tell you, will came to the set

i wasn't there to steal from anybody. i would never ever pull a weapon on anybody. >> are you humbled by this incarceration. >> oh, ya, for sure. as i said i we shall it would have never happened. >> i've come here. i spent nine years making no excuses about anything. i am sorry that things turned out the way they did. i had no intent to commit a crime. >> we want him to go home and i know in my heart that he's very humbled. >> oj simpson will not be released immediately. he's expected to walk out of prison on october 1st. >>> it may have been one of the most watched parole hearings and of course many people are talking about this all across our region. reactioning to the news about simpson's parole. our brad sattin talked with people moments after the news broke about oj simpson's up coming release. >> he joins us now in studio with more on that part of the story. brad. >> reporter: has people talking for sure. people vocal about their feelings on o judgment with the passage of time certainly less fiery. back in 1995, dur

. >> i hope they learned a lesson and don't go around stealing. hope other people who think of sealing boxes think again. >> reporter: as the saying goes, crime doesn't pay. >> a box of tissue paper. >> reporter: the package in this case was just free packing supplies from ebay. in san jose, katie march zeal owe, "abc 7 news." >>> well, a trip to paradise ended in tragedy for a thrill-seeking tourist. coming up, the dangerous stunt involving planes and a fence that turned deadly. >>> plus the d.c. dress code sparking a backlash all the way here in the bay area. >> and a galasy far, far away will soon be a quick trip away. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. get ready for the triple digit sizzle. we will look at your weekend forecast coming up. first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" right after "abc 7 news at 11:00." >> thanks larry and ama. here is what someone paid us to do tonight. >> maybe you can have a john stewart themed wedding, will? >> i'll think about it. ♪ sunrise ♪ we're all in this together. ♪ when you recogn

from all the other people's work. >> recurrent theme in your life. >> that's what i do. stealungy like lots of like hot chili peppers and nirvana stuff. >> a cappella group. >> i wish. >> that was big this college. >> for only four years in your life that was the coolest thing. all the girls -- >> you guys love the a cappella stuff. >> if you laid down the base line for rio, girls loved you in college. ♪ >> i love that guy. ♪ her name is >> then you got all the lady, yeah. >> a lot of people have been comparing this show to like the new version of the '90s very famous sitcom "friends." ho you is this different? >> it's -- this is just friends with nudity. that's all. >> that was our working >> a long time. [ applause ] >> oh. i didn't realize there was such an audience. >> okay. >> those two guy, i'm going to watch it right now. >> can you get a word in edgewise. >> no and i love it. i love it. >> now how did this compare to "how i met your mother". >> oh, it was different. we only shot eight episodes and worked together for two months and had them all written beforehand and k

i wasn't there to steal from anybody. and i would never, ever pull a weapon on anybody. >> the property is yours. >> it's been ruled legally by the state of california that it was my property and they've given it to me. i have it. >> that's why you went into the hotel room? you knew the property was yours. is that right? >> that's right. when riccio was calling me just telling me this i wasn't interested. it wasn't until he got actual pictures of what they supposedly had and because it was family photos and stuff, that's when i got interested in going there and i only went there to retrieve my own property. >> so what were you thinking when guns were being brandished? >> well, i didn't see the guns. you say guns. as i understand it, one guy who's behind me somewhere pointed a gun at him so, i never saw him brandish a gun. when i left there, i called back to the room to ask bruce, you said there were some pictures, what did you have? and i asked him did this walter alexander return his cell phone. he told me no and he says,

you have a nice car, i don't even understanded why you're stealing things, and i was yelling this at em. >> that's why they have a nice car, they're stealing things and selling it, that was enough to get the thieves to toss the package out of the car before taking offer down the street, ironically, borrows is an ebay seller, and the package in question was just a boxful of boxes. >> that's amazing. >> i wouldn't let them get away with that, then, just have little surprise when they open it up? i don't know what i would do in that situation? >> i just think that's bold. >> i know would you. >> all right, coming up in the next half hour every cbs-3 "eyewitness news," live with continuing coverage out of bucks county where there has been confession in the murder every four yenning men in that area will. >> also ahead, thrill seeking takes deadly turnment the tourist killed by a blast from a jetliner. >> and we're live in phoenixville. outside the theater, that was made famous by the classic horror movie, the blob. we're back in a moment. more than 60 years ago inside an abandoned chicken

i wasn't there to steal from anybody and i would never ever pull a weapon on anybody. >> at times contrite. >> nine years away from your family just not worth it. >> appearing in front of cameras simpson looked thinner. >> i basically spent a conflict free life. >> he has served as commissioner of the soft ball league and started a baptist church service and took classes like alternative to violence. >> it gave me so many tools how to use to try to walk these guys through. not throwing punches at one another. >> supporters including his sister shirley baker and daughter arnell that testified. >> we just want him to come home so that we can move forward for us quitely. but to move forward. >> simpson is serving time for the armed robbery of two sports memorabilia dealers. one testified simpson should be released. >> he's a good man and made a mistake. even offering to pick him up from prison. >> juice i'll be here tomorrow. i mean that, brother. >> friend tom scott met with simpson after the hearing. >> came out yelling i'm going home. i'm coming home. coming home. making plans. >> it's the

i didn't mean to steal anything from anybody. and i didn't know i was doing anything illegal. was confronting friends. and retrieving my property. >> most legal analysts say to this day that this was a two year crime, maybe three. >> during the trial he could have negotiated that case. >> there was an offer made that would have given him probably less time than what he's already spent. and no deal. >> i think the idea was i'm o.j. simpson and i'm not going to get convicted. >> instead, o.j. simpson receives a sentence of nine to 33 years in prison. >> everybody else got off. he's the only one that wound up going to jail. >> i argue it was designed to echo the $33 million verdict that was rendered against him in the santa monica jury trial. >> obviously the justice system was saying you got away before, not again. >> coming up, the prison years. >> i think he's got a pretty good idea of what lockdown is now. you know what i mean? is to always keep track of your employees.r micromanage them. make sure they're producing. woo! employee of the month! you really shouldn't leave thei