here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: after nine years in prison, o.j. simpson days away from a decision that could set him free. >> count one, conspiracy to commit a crime. >> reporter: this time he'll have unlikely people in his corner. the victim of simpson's botched 2007 attempt to recover sports memorabilia is reportedly not expected to oppose his release. and th secure his sentence of up to 33 years for armed robbery says he expects he'll get parole. >> i've not had any incidence, despite all the stories in the tabloids and everything. >> reporter: the prison says simpson has been a model inmate, but will his acquittal of the murder of nicole simpson and ron goldman hurt his chances with the parole board? >> can they say that i'm not going to let the fact that he's almost certainly not a murderer impact my decision. >> reporter: it's going to be covered by hundreds of journalists and will be streamed live, which means millions are likely to watch it. if o.j. simpson is granted parole, he won't walk free until october. matt gutman, abc news, los ang

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david. >> matt gutman leading us off. thank you. so what comes next for o.j. simpson? where does he plan to live? how much money is he still making from the nfl? abc's deborah roberts on the likely move after getting out of prison. >> reporter: it was the image of that white bronco that first transfixed the nation. friday, june 17, 1994. simpson, who failed to turn himself in that morning, in a slow speed chase across l.a.'s freeways. before 9:00 p.m., 9 hours, 47 minutes later, he finally surrendered. that mug shot, then the trial of the century. that bombshell verdict -- >> not guilty of the crime of murder. >> reporter: still riveting the country decades later. the fx movie. the espn documentary. and today, 21 years and 9 days later -- >> thank you. >> reporter: but what will simpson's life be like come october? where will he live? >> you're requesting to live in florida. >> reporter: florida near his children. if granted, corrections officials said in a statement today, he'll be assigned a florida probation officer and will be supervised in accordance with the cond

abc's matt gutman is leading us off from that nevada prison. >> reporter: o.j. simpson now 70, walking into that hearing room, slimmed down, easing into his seat. >> and mr. simpson, will you, please, give me your doc number for the record? >> 1027-8200. >> reporter: the tension in the room behind that little blue door at lovelock prison broken almost immediately. >> we have that you are currently, well, very recently turned 90 years old. i'm sorry about that. i look great for 90. [ laughter ] how about we take two decades off and call you 70. >> reporter: simpson noticeably slimmer in his prison blues, answering why he robbed his friend, memorabilia collector bruce fromong and another man in 2007, he seemed to relitigate the 10-year-old crime with a flash of anger. >> you believed that the property was 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. >> reporter: that drunken night earned him an up to 33 year sentence. >> i know that alcohol was a factor in the last offense. have you add

abc's matt gutman has more on the battle to contain those fast-moving flames. >> reporter: those fires ripping across california, the aerial assault. more than 6,000 firefighters deployed. some 8,000 evacuated statewide. the alamo fire consuming 45 square miles. the nearby whittier fire trapped a group of 80 campers and 50 counselor over the weekend. >> they had flames where they could not access these children. >> reporter: a bulldozer finally breaking through to kids like this 9-year-old. >> we were in the car and drove straight through the fire. there were these trees super high that were exploding. >> reporter: with towels on their heads and tears in their eyes, they were bussed to safety. >> i'm going to go see if my house is still here. >> reporter: michael lopez taking our marci gonzalez >> it didn't burn the field. >> reporter: their home gone. matt gutman, abc news, santa barbara county. >> and the question is, will the forecast help or hurt those firefighting efforts. >> accuweather meteorologist paul williams joins us with that forecast. good morning, paul. >> good morning,

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matt gutman is there with the surprise witness expected to testify on o.j.'s behalf. >> reporter: new details this morning about o.j. simpson's upcoming parol hearing which could set him free after nine years at this prison in the nevada wilderness. simpson was convicted of a botched robbery against bruce and his friend in 2007. an atte, to get back his personal memorabilia. we last saw the former heisman winner and movie star four years ago. apologizing for his actions in this 2013 parol hearing. >> i didn't know i was doing anything illegal, so i'm sorry. >> reporter: we expect to hear from a now 70-year-old o.j. simpson at thursday's parol hearing which will be streamed live to the public. he'll have a few family members with him inside, along with his lawyer and that victim, bruce froman tells abc news, he will speak in support of simpson. craig got him regularly during his first three years behind bars, as a prison guard. >> would you say that he was a model prisone? >> i would say, yeah, he's still an inmate, but he wasn't a problem child like some of t

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still, he can't walk free until at least october 1st. >> matt gutman in nevada. matt will be there tomorrow, and stay with abc news for complete coverage beginning with "gma" in the morning. 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 officer starts recording. in those 30 seconds, you can see the officer in that alle

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matt gutman has more. matt: in this morning's gma first look, new details about o.j.impson's upcoming parole hearing which could set him free after nine years at this prison in the nevada wilderness. simpson was convicted of a botched robbery. it was an his personal memorabilia, one which instead got him up to a 33 year sentence. we expect to hear from a now 70-year-old o.j. simpson in thursday's parole hearing which will be streamed live to the public. he will have a few family members with him inside along with his lawyer and the victim, who is expected to speak in support of oj a.m., danat 7:00 abrams and nancy grace way in life. i am matt gutman, abc news. >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. larry: it is the summer sizzle, it is getting hot and by the end of the week it will feel like nearly 105 degrees. outside, stormwatch 7 is getting ready to keep you safe. i am larry smith. autria: i am autria godfrey. let's get started with veronica johnson. veronica: so many impacts from this high heat and humidity as the heat wave is ready to kick into high gea

made my day. >> reporter: matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. >> i'm david muir.e tweets. great to be back. >>> it was just chaos. there were people everywhere, crowds. >> that bedlam all caused by this suitcase left by a passenger in a hurry today at sfo. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. >> that suitcase caused the evacuation of part of terminal one this afternoon. abc 7 news reporter kate larson is at sfo where everything is clear now. what happened? >> reporter: what happened is they had that suspicious package so they brought in the canine officer who had a positive response that led them to calling the bomb squad here to the airport who discovered the suitcase had nothing this it but a comforter and some clothing. also a bizarre story to go along with the bag owner and a lot of frustrated passengers. >> we didn't know if there was a bomb or shootings. it was just chaos. there were people everywhere, crowds. we didn't know which way to go. >> reporter: cell phone video from passengers show crowds of people outside terminal one today after sfpd shut down

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here's abc's senior national correspondent, matt gutman. >> reporter: with her kid sister riding shotgun, police say obdulia sanchez livestreamed her drunk joyride. in another video, just missing that black suv, and with the music blaring beside her, police say that young woman believed to be her 14-year-old younger sister, crying out, she is going to kill me. as the 18-year-old sanchez began drifting off route 165, and then overcorrected. the car tumbled. the three girls inside screaming. the 2003 buick smashing through a barbed wire fence, into this field, ejecting jacqueline just a day shy of her 15th birthday, and now caused this video to go viral, she picks up where she left off. livestreaming. >> i [ bleep ] killed my sister, okay? i know i'm going to jail for life, all right? i already said that. this is the last thing i wanted to happen, okay? >> reporter: police say she was under the influence and both of her passengers, unbuckled. sanchez continues. >> baby. wake up, baby. >> reporter: she has been charged with gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. now that carries a

david. >> matt gutman with us again tonight. thank you, matt. >>> next this evening, two major changes from the trump administration about who can enter the u.s. the department of homeland security announcing it will issue an additional 15,000 nonimmigrant visas to foreign workers, allowing them to fill low wage jobs. also the state department amending the president's travel ban in response to a federal court in hawaii. grandparents, cousins and other relatives from those six muslim-majority nations will be able to enter the u.s. >>> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the major new clue tonight after two teens vanish on a hiking trail. police now releasing a new sketch of the suspect in their disappearance, and what one of their phones capture. >>> also, the study about artificial sweeteners that may answer the question about sugar substitutes and whether or not they really help you lose weight. we'll have more on that. >>> and new reporting after that massive sinkhole. two homes swallowed and now a nu

made my day. >> reporter: matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. >> i'm david muir. you right back here tomorrow. thanks for the tweets. great to be back. good night. david muir. thanks for the tweets. great to be back. >>> fourth of july may be over, but it will have a life long impact on a teenager after an illegal firework went horribly wrong. >> people walking out with their permits today. >> it's the start of something new in sonoma county, but they're not ready to regulate recreational pot just yet. >>> and can you say check mate? meet the girl who is ready to prove she can play chess with the best. >> live where you live. this is "abc7 news." >> we hope that if anyone could learn from this, we hope it will prevent anything like this from happening again. >> just friends having fun with fireworks, until one loud explosion rocked their neighborhood, changing one man's life forever. good evening and thank you for joining us. >> a teenager suffered life threatening injuries and severe damage to his hand after a firework exploded last night. >> it was an illegal fi

matt gutman is in loveland, nevada. >> reporter: o.j.impson is hours away in a parole hearing that could set him free. interest so high it will be streamed live, carried on numerous networks. simpson sentenced for up to 33 years for armed robbery charges after a botched 2007 attempt to recover sports memorabilia he says belonged to i am had. the p a model inmate as he told a 2013 parole board. >> i have not had any instances, despite all the stories in the tabloids and everything. >> reporter: the prosecutor who put him away says he expects him to get parole. but could the murders of nicole brown and ron goldman come into play? >> i think there's about a 52% chance he would get parole, but if he weren't o.j. simpson, i would say it would be 92%. >>> at this hearing will be one of his victim. but the victim will be speaking on o.j.'s behalf. >> an interesting twist there. we also have heard he's been working out while he's been in prison, apparently, losing some weight, looking a little thinner and different. >> even if he is set free, it

news reporter matt gutman. >> reporter: tonight with those fires ripping across california, the aerial assault. more than 6,000 firefighters deployed some 8,000 evacuated statewide. the alamo fire north of santa barbara consuming 45 squire miles. the whittier fire engulfing this highway. >> they had flames in front where they could access children. >> a bulldozer finally breaking through to kids like 9-year-old finnegan mcwe knowy. >> we drove straight through the fire. there was these trees super high that were exploding. >> reporter: with towels on their heads and tears in their eyes, they were bussed to safety. >> i'm going to see if my house is still here. >> reporter: michael taking marci gonzalez along. >> it burned my house. >> reporter: their home gone. >> it was 56 years. >> that's matt gutman report for abc news. keep up on all the developments for instant updates sent to you on your phone or tablet. >> a case of confusion at san frncisco international airport could have turned into a horrific incident. an air canada plane almost landed on the taxiway instead of run of the tw

matt gutman, abc news los angeles. >>> a rear end crash on a german highway sparks a fire that takes more than a dozen lives. >>> they search for each other for more than a.com aid a chance -- more than a decade, a chance facebook post reunites brother and sister given up for adoption. dave a terrible bus crash in southern germany took the lives of 18 people. a bus carrying a group of seniors rear ended a tractor-trailer at the end of a traffic jam. the bus burst into flames. the heat was so intense to arrive they couldn't get inside to rescue those who were trapped. two are in critical condition. >>> 6 bugged engineers in afghanistan are getting -- budding engineers in afghanistan are getting a lesson in robotics. the girls have been denied visa to enter the u.s., even though students from iran and iraq will attend. the team's robot can compete and appear by video link. they are dispoipted they wanted to meet and learn from global colleagues. >>> back here, utah health department is investigating a e coli crowd breakfast from a polygamist colony. they know of the death of a 6-year-o

matt gutman with details. >> reporter: o.j. simpson, now 70, walking into that hearing room, slimmed down and relaxed and easing into ha seat and answering why he robbed his friend, a memorabilia collector and another man in 2007, he seemed to relitigate the crime with a flash of anger. >> so you believe that the property was yours? >> it's been ruled legally by the state of california that it's my property and they've given it to me. >> reporter: that drunken night earning him a 33 year sentence. he had been a model inmate, he made the case he was one of the best prisoners ever here. >> i don't think i could have represented this prison, i don't think any inmate has ever represented it better than i. i did my time. i tried to be helpful to everybody. tears from simpson as his accuser made a plea on his behalf. >> this is a good man. he made a mistake. and if he called me tomorrow and said, bruce, i'm getting out, will you pick me up? juice, i'll be here tomorrow. i mean that, brother. >> reporter: simpson in his sight, tears o

matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. >> that's horrible. >>> coming up in our next half hour, a courtroomhell with the woman accused of murdering her fiance during a kayak trip, did to avoid life in prison. >>> how one police department is trying to slam the brakes on road rage this summer. why highway flareups are getting out of control, next. the angry scale, and the result can be really bad. >> but one police department in texas has the initiative to crackdown on road rage. >> reporter: this is what happens when maddened motorists are pushed to the edge, driven to the point of making an irrational, sometimes deadly move. >> we're not going to tolerate behavior like this. department has had enough with rage on its roads, after teenager dillen spade was shot and killed over an improper merge. police in arlington, texas are launching a hotline to monitor flareup which officers say are getting out of control. these three 911 calls were all from this sunday alone. >> reporter: to help combat the problem, drivers will be urged to call a special number to report incidents. >> we will investig

geeking out about newly released behind the scenes footage but check out what happened when abc's matt gutmanut of the cast from the upcoming movie. >> the force was strong this weekend. >> it's about family. >> fans getting an emotional look at the late great itery fishier's final moments in film at the expo where 7,000 "star wars" die hards gathered for behind the scenes peak at the last jedi. >> so many of the details of the highly anticipated film have been shrouded in secretcy and even the cast have been left on the dark side when it comes to the details. >> it's going to unfold for even me. >> you don't even know. >> i sometimes ask him. >> but i don't know. >> patience you must have, fans. last jedi expected to hit theaters september 15th. los angeles. >> thanks for watching abc news tonight and as always we're online and on fac [ indistinct chatter ] [ intense music playing ] it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lease the e

here's matt gutman. >> in this morning's "gma" first look, new details about o.j. simpson's upcoming parole hearing which could set him free after nine years at this prison in the nevada wilderness. simpson was convicted of a botched robbery against bruce fromong and his friend in 2007. it was an attempt, simpson said, to get back his personal memorabilia. one which instead got him up to a 33-year sentence. we expect to hear from a now 70-year-old o.j. simpson in thursday's parole hearing, which will be streamed live to the public. he'll have a few family members with him inside, along with his lawyer and that victim, bruce fromong, who is expected to speak in support of o.j. and coming up at 7:00 a.m., dan abrams and nancy grace weigh in live with your "gma" first look, i'm matt gutman, abc news, reno, nevada. >>> police are warning contractors to be on the look out after someone stole three utility trucks along with thousands of dollars in tools in sonoma county. in each case, the thieves punched out the ignition. the trucks were found within several miles from w

he may try to move back to florida and abc's matt gutman has been covering the case. ide lovelock prison in nevada this morning. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, david. after nine years of waking up at this prison, o.j. simpson facing only ten more weeks here. no more mopping of the gym floors, no more waiting in line for chow. no more mandatory lights out. what we seemed to see yesterday was vintage o.j., the flashes of charm, the anger, defiance but also gratitude. >> mr. simpson, i do vote to grant parole. >> reporter: o.j. simpson gushing with gratitude for the words he'd hoped for for nine years. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: the parole board taking just 30 minutes to reach that unanimous ruling. >> my vote is to grant your parole. >> grant parole. >> parole. >> as the 70-year-old hobbled from the hearing room simpson was heard exclaiming triumphantly, oh, god, oh. >> it was an emotional time and mr. simpson obviously was a little bit emotional as well and even i got a little emotional. >> reporter: the so-called parole hearing of the

here's matt gutman. >> reporter: tonight, that inferno being investigated as possible arson. >> it'stainly a concern to us. >> reporter: it erupted early friday morning. a building complex under construction, burning so hot it peeled away the complex's faÇade, and sent that giant crane spinning in the smoke. >> when the crane takes on that much heat it starts to spin. >> reporter: with concern it could collapse, engineers now working on dismantling it. fire crews hitting it from every angle, the heat so intense it registered in space. nasa measuring it at 900 degrees. so hot, it was felt at street level. over 100 residents evacuated. but no one was hurt. officials believe there's a serial arsonist on the loose. today marks the fourth building under construction to go down in flames in the past year alone. a $100,000 award is offered for any information leading to an arrest. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, dozens of stores closing, the list is now out tonight. >>> and a suspect forcing a woman into a mini van, the public asked for help. >>> and venus williams' crash, what this vi