a prisoner 1027820 at the lovelock correctional facility in nevada serving 9-33 years for armed robberyup at 6:30 in the morning, eats an early breakfast, usually cold cereal with a muffin and fruit before going to the four-day workweek work shift mopping floors and cleaning equipment. >> simpson does hold some leadership positions inside the prison tapping his considerable athletic career. coaching prison sports teams and umpiring games. he also recently has become the prison's softball league commissioner. >> he shares a bunk, toilet and sink with a cellmate, but what he keeps to himself in a cell according to a former guard, a photo of himself and his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson. it's not likely, by the way, there's been so much about o.j. simpson seen in the last year or so with the fx series and espn it's not clear -- not likely he's seen them because the prison doesn't get fx and did not allow the airing of that espn documentary. >> so strange to have so much going on about him right now that he can't even see. >> yeah. >> 22 nominations. for that series. >> emmys are here on ab

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a prisoner 1027820 at the lovelock correctional facility in nevada serving 9-33 years for >> simpson's daily routine? it's pretty much mundane. gets up at 6:30 in the morning, eats an early breakfast, usually cold cereal with a muffin and fruit before going to the four-day workweek work shift mopping floors and cleaning equipment. >> simpson does hold some leadership positions inside the prison tapping his considerable athletic career. coaching prison sports teams and umpiring games. so with the fx series and espn it's not clear -- not likely he's seen them because the prison doesn't get fx and did espn documentary. >> so strange to have so much going on about him right now that he can't even see. >> yeah. >> 22 nominations. for that series. >> emmys are here on abc sunday. >> 68th annual. >> yes. >> airing on abc. 7:00 p.m. eastern, 4:00 p.m. pacific. >> told that next year is the 69th annual. >> we'll have to practice our thank you speech. >>> when we come back, the unpresidential thing that jimmy fallon did to donald trump last night on late night tv. >>> and startling announcement

times" is revealing what it's like inside lovelock correctional center. let's talk to areva martin about that. they have been able to dig up some real detail here. >> yeah, george, what we're learning about o.j. simpson's time in prison is that in some ways it's pretty mundane. he gets up in the morning, he has breakfast and he's off to a job. he works in the prison's gymnasium where he's wiping gym after his job, he's back in his cell spending lots of time from what we're learning reading and trying to get ready for his parole hearing. but you have to juxtapose that mundane existence with his celebrity status. apparently he is still getting lots of fan mail and he's serving as a commissioner over a prison baseball league so you have this guy who's doing some pretty mundane things but leveraging that celebrity status. >> commissioner of the baseball league. that's not hearing. any idea of when he could be walking the streets again and what he'll face in the general public? >> so, what we know, amy, in october of next year he goes before the parole board a