melissa: other than that there's no way different kim goldman was trying to say that the judgment hasat he was responsible. is it meaningful beyond that? >> a judgment is a judgment and at this point, unfortunately, the goldmans are able to get much from oj. all of his assets are protected under the florida home static act any real property meaning his home, anything that if he would be accepted into florida for parole, nothing would be able to be touched. unless he essentially moves on and get some kind of employment, or virtually, there's nothing they'll be able to do. melissa: they could put them on a reality show although he says he doesn't want to do it. you saw why they didn't put them on the stand at the first place. he talked himself out of it. ladies, thanks to both of you. that does it for us. it might, it was a pleasure to be here with you. let's do it again. what do you think? mike: we learned a lot.? thanks for your hospitality. melissa: the news continues at the top of the hour with eric, she john and our cell level. (vo) pro plan bright mind adult 7+ promotes alertness

. >> 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

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

i'm not here to be indicative or mean spirited it i'm here for kim goldman, ron goldman, and nicole brown. i appreciate all of the people watching you and watching me today who remember the victims who support the victims. i think in this country these days we pay homage to the murder and forget about the murder. >> you're bothered by the celebrity, the infamy of o.j. simpson. >> i'm bothered that they kothd sr. what happened in los angeles in 1994, he never pulled a weapon on anyone? i have always been a good guy on the street? really? we all heard nicole's 911 calls, we saw the photographs, we read her diary. we know what happened on bundy. come on. why bother if it is all just a bald faced lie. >> stand by if you can while we wait for the parole board to come back with a decision. i want to bring in kacarl dougl now, who represented simpon in his 1995 murder trial. as you heard your former client there temperature, take questions, is it what you were expecting to hear, or were you obsessed by anything? >> that probably was the oj that i remember, he certainly is and has always ban zeal

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 and kim goldman were devastated. >> it was as if your insides got yanked out of you. be certain, that he had killed ron and nicole, suddenly as if, oh, wait a minute, how is that possible? >> and then our side is in shock, and then you hear the cheers and the jubilee going on on the other side. [ cheers and applause ] >> that division became what was seen across the tvs for several days. it was blacks cheering and whites crying. >> when you think of the verdict now, what are your thoughts? >> i feel betrayed. i feel really let down. i feel confused. emotionally, i don't get why they chose to acquit him. logically, i get it. it was because it was as a a racial thing. you know, you're the messenger. and i'm sad. i'm sad that we, as a country, couldn't rise above -- >> above it. >> -- and make a decision -- >> and realize that two people were murdered, slaughtered, and that you do the right thing at that moment. >> juror 11, is this your verdict? [ cheers and applause ] >> as for simpson, he returns to his home in brentwood, vowing to spend his time looking for the real

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joined now by two members of ron goldman's family, his wife fred and sister kim.thanks 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 changing come october. >> 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 the

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

to go towards their -- what was originally a claar 33.5 million judgment but when hi talked to kim goldman, just the goldman part of it with interest was over $40 million and we're talking $880 million and anything he does including selling any memorabilia or even owning memorabilia they can try and attach that and sell it. what they cannot touch is his pension. that cannot be attached to a civil judgment by law, and from what we know, at least as of 1997, that pension plan which was from orenthal productions. there was also a stipend coming from the nfl, from the screen actor's guild, back then it was worth over $4 million and back then he was collecting $25,000 a month gross, netting about 16 grand. that he can still live on. nobody can take that from him in -- in the civil judgment, in the original case, which happened in california he did pay restitution to the case in nevada, the armed robbery, $3,200 and something and he had to return some joe montana lithographs. >> thank you, jane wells, covering that live let's bring back the host of "deadly sin" on discovery and host of "did he d

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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not because they wanted to make money off this but kim goldman told me they just don't want him to haveg until her dying breath, she will try to grab every penny he tries to make once he leaves prison. >> jane, it's a story that always seems to continue we appreciate it this morning. thanks so much. >>> coming up later this morning, we've got today's top stories, plus house minority whip steny hoyer will join us. we're going to talk about health care, tax reform, get his take on the washington stories most important to wall street right now. first as we head to break, check out the euro following the ecb decision stay tuned, you're watching "squawk box" right here on cnbc. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. so it only made s

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

. >> 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

among those signing the petition, ron goldman's sister, kim, who tweeted, thank you for being such an advocate and for starting this petition. tate says the goldman family is preparing for the worst. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: during a criminal trial that riveted the nation in 1995, simpson was acquitted of murdering goldman and ex-wife nicole brown but in the civil case he was found liable and ordered to pay a $33 million judgment. >> money is justice, and justice is money, and this is the only way they can seek some type of recompense for the loss. >> reporter: the goldman family's attorney says with interest, simpson now owes about $60 million and if he's released, they'll try get what they can. >> if he's paid money for the use of his name, his likeness, intention to seize it. and we can seize it by legal process, and that's what i intend to do. >> reporter: but first, the board must grant simpson's parole. among those hoping for his release, carl douglas, one of the attorneys on his legal dream team. >> the fact that he has been in jail for nine years is

. >>> one person who was watching today's hearing with interest was ron goldman's center, kim. she talked to our david telling him that she hopes the murder of her brother is never forgotten. >> don't forget that ron and nicole were savagely murdered that night and that we wouldn't be here if that didn't happen. not to buy into all the bs, to be discerning about where you get your news from. it's no different than politics. >> goldman says, she became anxious just thinking of oj simpson out of prison. she also said s david posted his entire interview on his facebook page. we invite you to go see it. >> back down to the other big story of the day. down right dangerous weather. it's hot out there. stay inside. storm team 4 has issued a storm team 4 weather alert today. >> the reason for that we're a few degrees shy of triple digits. but that doesn't even take the humidity into account. so it feels like it is well over 100 degrees today. >> that's for sure. we're working for you all afternoon long so you can stay ahead of the heat and keep your family safe. >> megan fitzgerald, al

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 refused to reinstate president trump's order to cut funding to sanctuary cities. in january, president trump signed an executive order threatening to block federal funds to all cities and counties with sanctuary status. san francisco, richmond, and santa clara counties sued. calling it unconstitutional. and a judge issued an injunction to stop the cuts. this week, the trump administration asked that the injunction be lifted. yesterday, though, that request was deniedenied. the trump administration is now expected to appeal the decision to the ninth circuit c

among those signing the petition ron goldman's sister, kim, who tweeted, thank you, deborah tate for n advocate and starting this petition. love you, lady. tate says the goldman family is preparing for the worst. >> if it doesn't fit you must acquit. >> during a criminal trial that riveted the nation in 1995 simpson was acquitted of murdering goldman and brown but in a civil case he was found liable and had to pay a $33 is money and this is the only way they can seem recommend om pens for the lost. >> david cook says with interest simpson now owes $60 million. if he's released they will try to get what they can. >> if he's paid money for the use of his name, his likeness, his story, his brand it is our intention to seize it and we can seize it by legal process and that's what i intend to do. >> reporter: but first the board must grant simpson's parole. among those hoping for his release, carl douglas, one of the attorneys on his legal dream team. >> the fact that he has been in jail for nine years is not because of the crime in las vegas, but it is a consequence of what happened in lo

among seize signing the petition, ron goldman's sister, kim, a long-time friend of tate. ng such an advocate and starting this petition. love you, lady. tate says the goldman family is preparing for the worst. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: during a criminal trial that riveted the nation in 1995, simpson was acquitted of murdering goldman and ex-wife nicole brown but in a civil case he was found liable and ordered to pay a $33 million judgment. >> money is justice. and justice is money. this is the only way they can seek some kind of reppen pence for the loss. >> reporter: the goldman's attorney says with interest simpson owes 60 million and if he's released they'll try to get what he can. >> if he's paid money for the use of his name, his likeness, his story, his brand, it is our intention to seize it. and we can seize it by legal process. and that's what i intend to do. >> reporter: but first, the board must grant simpson's parole. among those hoping for his release, karl douglas, one of the attorneys on his dream team. >> the fact he's been in jail

also signing this petition, her friend kim, saying, thank you for starting this petition. love you, lady. goldman is preparing for the worst. during a criminal trial that riveted the nation in 1995, simpson was acquitted but found liable, ordered to pay a $35,000 judgment. >> money is money, and this is the only way they can seek some kind of recompense for the loss. >> reporter: with interest, simpson owes about 60 million, and if he's released, they will try to get what they can. >> if he's paid money for the use of his name, his likeness, his story, his brand, it is our intention to seize it. and we can seize it by legal prots process, and that's what i intend to do. >> reporter: first the board must grant simpson's parole. among the attorneys, douglas, who was on the dream team. >> it was a consequence of what happened in los angeles. >> it will be interesting to see how it all plays out. that was joe fryer, reporting. >>> cheryl hurd will be reporting on that for us in the bay area. >>> the bay area, it's been great this week, but the weather will be changing, i think. care hall, warmer for

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