>> reporter: that is exactly what malcolm laverne said.on of? >> reporter: that is exactly what malcolm laverne said.n of ? >> reporter: that is exactly what malcolm laverne said. he had spoken with simpson friday night. he says basically right now o.j. simpson wants to enjoy what he calls the simple pleasures. so he wants to have a steak, he wants to have seafood, he wants to on see his family and actually hug his relatives without being chained up. and would he have also heae've an iphone. keep in mind nine years ago we were starting to seat birth e t of snooed, but ocial media, but entering a whole new world and something he has to prepare for. no matter where he goes, somebody will take a ikt about and post it on social media. so on he needs to be aware about that and his be affair and just needs to know this is the new reality. >> and we did have comments from the attorney and apparently the attorney was talking to o.j. simpson. what is the consensus on malcolm laverne knowing exactly when o.j. was going to be released and how it would be o

. >> we've been listening to malcolm laverne, o.j. simpson's attorney on this case, and, again, we are telling you that o.j. simpson has been released from jail. we're going to turn now from joe fryer who is somewhere in the vicinity of where o.j. simpson was released, and, joe, what can you tell us about what's going on this evening and why o.j. simpson was released at this hour. >> hey there. well, good morning. i'm actually in las vegas, so it's been sort of an adventurous weekend trying to figure out exactly what was going to happen with o.j. simpson. we've known all along. there's a traditional way that someone like o.j. simpson would have been released, and then we knew all along that they could try and get o.j. out, sort of a nontraditional way because of the concern about all of the publicity. at this point we're actually still waiting for confirmation ourselves from the department of corrections that o.j. has been released. we're receiving reports from the associated press. we're still trying to get confirmation ourselves fro

from what we understand, no paperwork's been filed at all and malcolm laverne has said aserbic thingsdmans professional victims and say they've been threatening him. it was strident language for an attorney to speak that way about parents of a murder victim but effectively i think what this comes down so is when o.j. tries to prosecute his life he has the massive judgment over him. it was $33 million back then, ballooned to $60 million, by some accounts 130. if he tries to make any money he wants to get and social media he might come to a webcast or blog near you, his probation officer in florida or parole officer in nevada has to know every penny that comes his way. otherwise he's busting parole, fred and guess what happens if he does that? he goes back to lovelock. >> all right, ashlae beighban f thank you so much for the information. good to see you. we'll be right back. a trip back to the dthe doctor's office, mean just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home... ...with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. neulasta helps reduce i

you know, the attorney, malcolm laverne, here in vegas for o.j. simpson told us on saturday that, to the best of his knowledge o.j. still wasn't 100% committed to a wha his plans are going to be in florida. he said it's possible that o.j. simpson hadn't completed the plans and laverne didn't know about it. he thought that wasn't terribly likely. they still have to work out a few more details what he's going to do in florida. again, it's also possible it has been worked out and o.j. simpson will very soon be on his way to florida. we don't know at this point because there's been so much sort of secretiveness and tight lippedness because of the high interest. >> joe, we know this was very quiet, letting him out in the middle of the night what kind of media circus were they trying to avoid? has everybody been sitting around waiting for this to happen? >> media is starting to arrive. everyone was under the impression this was likely going to happen on monday based on some of the things the department of corrections said. to be fair, the department of