it was a very bloody scene. >> nicole is nicole brown simpson, lying dead beside here 25-year-old ron goldman. the prime suspect, nicole's ex-husband, football legend o.j. simpson. simpson promises to surrender and then disappears. >> the los angeles police department right now is actively searching for mr. simpson. >> simpson is soon spotted inside a white suv. >> yeah, i think i just saw o.j. simpson on the five freeway. he's heading north. >> you've got everybody scared. >> the famous low-speed chase covered live for hours rivets the nation and ends with simpson's eventual surrender at his home on -- >> this was the perfect soap opera. the o.j. simpson murder case was the first true reality show for the country. >> okay. let's go. here we go. >> this was the first wall-to-wall televised trial. >> july 22nd, 1994, a month after the murders, the legal proceedings against o.j. simpson begins when he enters this defiant plea. >> absolutely 100% not guilty. >> simpson assembles a legal dream team. >> each one of them was famous. >> jeffrey tubin covered the trial for the new yorker. >>

simpson's denials. after a five month trial, he's found liable for the deaths of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman.ered to pay a staggering sum, $33.5 million in compensatory and punitive damages. for the goldman and brown families, it is finally a measure of justice. >> our family is grateful for a verdict of responsibility which is all we ever wanted. and we have it. thank god. >> but as far as paying the damages is concerned, is o.j. simpson worth anything close to $33 million? the plaintiffs families argue that he's still a wealthy man. >> he was ceiving royaie from his movies, from television. he had a pension from the nfl. so he was someone who had multiple streams of revenue. >> but simpson says he's $850,000 in debt and unable to pay the damages. the goldmans go after his current and future assets. >> the goldmans undaunted continue to pursue collection of that judgment not so much because they wanted simpson's money but to prevent simpson from attempting to reacquire wealth and live a good life. >> o.j. obviously did not want to pay it and so he embarked on a number of schemes to hide his

simpson's denials. after a five month trial, he's found liable for the deaths of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman.red to pay a staggering sum, $33.5 million in compensatory and punitive damages. for the goldman and brown families, it is finally a measure of justice. >> our family is grateful for a verdict of responsibility which is all we ever wanted. and we have it. thank god. >> but as far as paying the damages is concerned, is o.j. simpson worth anything close to $33 million? the plaintiffs families argue that he's still a wealthy man. >> he was receiving royalties from his movies, from television. he had a pension from the nfl. so he was someone who had multiple streams of revenue. >> but simpson says he's $850,000 in debt and unable to pay the damages. the goldmans go after his current and future assets. >> the goldmans undaunted continue to pursue collection of that judgment not so much because they wanted simpson's money but to prevent simpson from attempting to reacquire wealth and live a good life. >> o.j. obviously did not want to pay it and so he embarked on a number of schemes to hide

simpson's denials. after a five month trial, he's found liable for the deaths of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman.ed to pay a staggering sum, $33.5 million in compensatory and punitive damages. for the goldman and brown families, it is finally a measure of justice. >> our family is grateful for a verdict of responsibility which is all we ever wanted. and we have it. thank god. >> but as far as paying the damages is concerned, is o.j. simpson worth anything close to $33 million? the plaintiff families argue that he's still a wealthy man. >> he was receiving royalties from his movies, from television. he had a pension from the nfl. so he was someone who had multiple streams of revenue. >> but simpson says he's $850,000 in debt and unable to pay the damages. the goldmans go after his current and future assets. >> the goldmans, undaunted, continued to pursue collection of that judgment, not so much because they wanted simpson's money, but to prevent simpson from attempting to reacquire wealth and live a good life. >> o.j. obviously did not want to pay it and so he embarked on a number of schemes to hi

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simpson. >> people are fascinated with the 1995 acquittal and the deaths of his ex-wife nicole brown d her friend ron goldman. the case remains open today. >> the word "open" regarding an investigation can mean so many things. it may mean that because o.j. was acquit and they never found another murderer is not a reason to shut it down. >> simpson vowed to find justice for his ex-wife in a statement read by his son jason. >> i will pursue as my primary goal in life the killer or killers of ron goldman and nicole simpson. >> he wrote the book "if i did it." >> the book was a turning point. >> simpson has repeatedly maintained his innocence that my detractors speak negatively of m. i don't let it go to my lobotomy really. >> he won't be ng with decades-old evidence and memories. jeff? >> all right, jericka. ing that you very much. >>> o.j. simpson's lawyer says his client is on cloud nine after being granted parole. ahead we'll ask him whether simpson plays to pay the multi-million-dollar civil junts against ron goldman's family. >>> up next, a race between michael phelps and what appea

simpson was overwhelming. that he murdered nicole brown and ron goldman. and then, johnny cochran is handed a land mine. tape recordings. all right, we can now prove this detective was racist and framed o.j. simpson. we got it. it's over. now fast forward and here we are at this parole hearing. >> areva martin, i want to hear you jump in as well. stand by. hang on. o.j.'s walking back in the room. go ahead, let's listen to you and let's just hang tight on these pictures. >> let's talk about this land mine, this land mine is the lead detective in a case using the "n" word, so i guess i'm just flabbergasted at the panel's discussion about the case and it, again, reflects the racial divide in this country. if you believe o.j. simpson is guilty and you disrespect the jury verdict in the trial, then you're seeing this, this parole hearing, through those lens. and you're not capable of seeing them through the lens of what's happening today, what is his prison term been like for the last nine years, and what's relevant to him getting off on parole related to the c

. >> reporter: accused and then acquitted of nicole simpson and her friend ron goldman. mpson was ordered to pay the families $33.5 million after being found liable in the civil trial. the goldmans say they've received less than 1% of that. simpson's always denied any involvement in those deaths. o.j. simpson will likely be released in october and move to florida to be with his children. if granted, he will be assigned to a florida probation officer and be supervised in accordance with the conditions of his parole. simpson still earns a nfl pension, estimated at $25,000 a month, but it's protected under feder federal law. >> the goldmans cannot get access to it. it is simply not an asset they can size. >> reporter: simpson says it was an unfortunate events. a perfect storm. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: this is actual audio of simpson from inside th secretly recorded. it would later be critical evidence in the courtroom. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> it was stated that i pointed the gun. i never pointed that gun at anybody. i did take my gun out for one, like split second, and

and her friend the murders of his ex—wife nicole simpson and herfriend ron goldman.n prison, adhering to the rules and posed a low risk of offending. on that basis they decided he was eligible for parole. oj simpson was emotional at that moment and said thank you, thank you, thank you, and clasped his hands together and could be released as early as the 3rd of october. the lead singer of the band linkin park, chester bennington, has died at the age of 41 in a suspected suicide. formed in 1996, linkin park have sold more than 70 million albums worldwide and won two grammy awards. the band had a string of hits including faintand in the end. there‘s a three—way tie for the lead at the end of the first day of the 146th open championship at royal birkdale. some of the world‘s best golfers are competing for the famous claretjug, but no—one from britain or northern ireland has ever won the trophy on the course. already the weather has played a big part in the fortune of the players as andy swiss reports. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the open at royal birkd

simpson. >> people are fascinated with the 1995 acquittal and the deaths of his ex-wife nicole brown d her friend ron goldman. the case remains open today. >> the word "open" regarding an investigation can mean so many things. it may mean that because o.j. was acquit and they never found another murderer is not a reason to shut it down. >> simpson vowed to find justice for his ex-wife in a statement read by his son jason. >> i will pursue as my primary goal in life killers of ron goldman and nicole simpson. >> he wrote the book "if i did it." >> the book was a turning point. >> simpson has repeatedly maintained his innocence that my detractors speak negatively of m. i don't let it go to my lobotomy really. >> he won't be tried again because of double jeopardy, but he certainly can be question. in fact, he doesn't have a fifth amendment protection anymore. >>> the los angeles police department wouldn't provide any additional details in the case. legal experts say there are plenty of challenges that go with investigating a crime that is more than 25 years old. among them, the fact that

he broke the back door down to get in. >> what is your name. >> nicole simpson. >> is he the sportscasterver? >> what is he doing? is he threatening you. >> he's going not. >> it has he threatened you? or is he just resting you? >> representing the brown family, corey all written, was she a battered woman prior to this. >> she made numerous 911 calls, at times it did not result in the arrest of o.j. simpson. but she did make a 911 call at one point and she was found bloodied, battered, terrified and hiding in the bushes outside of her home and o.j. simpson was arrested and prosecuted for sultan battery. unfortunately the judge did not give him a sentence that carry serious consequences. he only had to face a sentence of $500. and some charity work. >> bruises i feel bad about but putting the neon lights on at three in the morning she's going to look bad. i was responsible r the bruises is an i was wrong for it. >> hade gotten ser consequences at that time, perhaps that would've been a lesson to him. perhaps what happened later would not have happened. >> on punishable acts of violence he

simpson was physically and emotionally abusive. nicole brown simpson was found brutally stabbed to death along with her friend around goldman outside of her home that she shared with her and his two children. the crime scene at the time was described as horrific and nicole brown simpson's head was nearly severed from her body. hours later, when police went to o.j. simpson's house, investigators found that his white ford bronco was covered in blood. the dna test would later link the blood to nicole brown simpson, ron goldman, and o.j. simpson. blondie socks were also found at the foot of his bed. dna testing would link those socks to simpson and his ex-wife. what a shoe prints were found at the scene of the crime. they matched o.j. simpson's shoe size. blood containing o.j. simpson's dna markers, that was found on a back gate of the crime scene. one blood a leather glove was found near the victims, with a matching glove found behind his guesthouse. those gloves also contained genetic markers connected to simpson and the two victims. becaus

of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman he was ordered to pay millions in damages. so if you have some funds but many americans still think. that he's so lucky to have got away with just nine years in jail and very quickly james what happens now what next. well no they will prepare him for his release which could happen as early as october at the forest and no doubt the be enormous media circus surrounding that has proved again today as a medic in networks. cut into their regular programs to broadcast his hearing but there is still a fascination with a smile on. thank god kennels angelus thanks very much being on the program. president trump certainly known to speak his mind and this time it's his own attorney general he sounding off about. an interview with the new york times president trump said he wouldn't pick and jeff sessions to lead the justice department. if he'd known that he was going to recuse himself from matters relating to the two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign army investigation into russian interference. well today mr sessions was asked i

7% of people believed he may be, allegedly, not guilty of murdering his former wife of course, nicole simpsond herfriend ron goldman. back in 1995, if you remember that street chase, the la cops... and that was one of the first times we saw rolling news break into normal programming, something we take for granted today. it was a big thing, 22 years ago, it was the first example of a major story taking over global networks. and he got away with it then, some would say... there was a civil case, was there, a few years later, in which he was found guilty weston also ordered to pay back $30 million of compensation. have increased, i think it is 58 million now and it is largely unpaid, despite the fact he gets $20,000 per month pension from the nhl. they cannot touch that, for the nhl. they cannot touch that, for the money has not been repaid to the families are suffering, they will not get the money, the drifting out to sea with his life will be like at the age of 70 back in the real world away from prison. let's see what he does. and how much media attention he gets! and how many books he writes

simpson at all. i think he killed those two people, ron goldman and nicole brown simpson. think he should be serving life without parole in california. but under the laws of nevada, it seems very clear to me that he should be released today. ordered released. >> that's right. because it would be october, soonest he would be released. what you're looking at here on our screen is four commissioners of the parole board and as this plays out, they will have to be unanimous in their decision iei deny parole. if not unanimous, they bring in others to get a majority vote out of seven commissioners. there needs to be four of seven to -- at least four out of seven to either deny or grant o.j. simpson parole. danny, as we look at these commissioners here, and we've seen, i think, certainly one of them i've seen before. how are members here of the parole board going to decide whether o.j. simpson should go free? what do they consider? >> a lot like a jury. we don't know how they deliberate, but i can tell you nevada is a very, very well-defined system tore deciding whether or not a p

. >> we find the defendant not guilty of the crime of murder of nicole brown simpson. not guilty of the crime of murder of ron goldman. >> martha: after nine years behind bars for armed robbery, and very similar circumstances, if the new day for oj. >> that will conclude this hearing. >> thank you. >> martha: he will be a free man come october. three men who were deeply involved from the first phone call to the double murder at the house on bundy drive. mark berman, tom lange, yale galanter. but first, a look at the 70-year-old as he and his daughter made a case for freedom. >> no one really knows how much we have been through. this ordeal in the last nine years. >> i've have never pulled a gun on anybody. i never have in my life. for trying to retreat, it's been ruled legally by the state of california that it was my property and they've given it to me. i was a good guy. i could have been a better kristen and my commitment to change is to be a better kristin. i've basically lived a conflict free life. the commissioner of the softball league. i don't want to lead a cri

simpson getting parole, bringing back old wounds to the family of nicole simpson and ron goldman. lessly murdered in 1994. the case still supposedly unsolved. ron goldman's family here with their reaction to a newly free in october o.j. simpson. >> can you get some one over here now to three 325 green? he's back. >> what is he look like. figure he's o.j. simpson. i think you know his record but can you just sent somebody over here? with an app. your son is turning on all the lights again! you can do the same with your car insurance with the esurance mobile app. esurance. click or call. ...is not just something you can see or touch. home...is a feeling. it's the place where you feel safe to have those little moments that mean everything. at adt, we believe that feeling should always be there. whether it's at your house, or your business, we help keep you safe. so you can have those moments that make you feel at home. ♪you are loved wherever you are. the unpredictability of a flaree may weigh on your mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go, and how to work around your uc. tha

. >> reporter: simpson acquitted after the trial of the century in which he was accused of the double murder of his ex-wife, nicole and her friend ron goldman. >> you had to have been there and lived what we lived to understand. >> reporter: now a four-part series, the jury speaks, airing on oxygen is asking jurors to recast their votes, knowing what they know now. >> it's not what we want. it's what the law is. >> reporter: lon pryor was juror number 247 during the people versus o.j. simpson. if you had to cast a vote about his guilt or innocence, how would you vote? >> i'm probably pretty sure that he probably is nicole brown simpson and ron goldman. >> reporter: are hear oththere things that have changed your view? >> he decided to come out and do this fictitious book about if i did it. it became apparent to me in my mind that he was problem lit person who went over there and killed those people. >> reporter: but pryor says he ultimately stands by that not guilty verdict. >> it wasn't based on what i thought i did it or didn't do it. it was based on the presumption given to my by judge ito of reasonable doubt.

simpson and ron goldman. joining me is sister of nicole brown simpson.k you so much for coming on this evening. >> thachk ynk you. >> i have to ask you how you're doing, you and your family. how you'll feel about o.j. simpson being free. >> i talked to denise. she's in a different country and i didn't have much conversation with family today and to tell you the truth our life really does not revolve around this. it doesn't even revolve around the case in 1994 or nick or o.j. i can speak for myself that honestly when the verdict was read again today i turned off the tv and began my work day again. if you can't control it, can't change it, you have to at least try to accept it and it works for me. i know it is what it is and it's cliche to a lot of people but it's what gets me through. >> it will take over your life. you have to continue. >> absoutaleabsoutley. >> listen to this. >> i've always thought i've been pretty good with people and i've basically have spent a conflict free life. you know, i'm not a guy that ever got in fights on the street with the

the board noted simpson's 1990s legal issues in california had no bearing in nevada. an allusion to his acquittal to the murders of nicole brown simpson and her friend, ron goldman. simpson's life so often filled with sensational moments took another twist during the parole hearing. testified, so many crime victims who make pleas for parole boards to keep them in prison, furmond asked for him to be set free. >> he's a good man. he made a mistake. if he called me tomorrow and said bruce, i'm getting out, will you pick me up? juice, i'll be here tomorrow. >> reporter: and simpson revealed his plan after release is to move to florida. >> i could easily stay in nevada but i don't think you guys want me here. >> so what is next for o.j. simpson now that he's been granted parole? >> reporter: he stays in this prison behind me until october. after that, he'll go to another facility in southern nevada and make his exit. also those commissioners, anderson, will hash out the very details, terms and conditions of his parole and they sent him a message. said if he breaks records while on parole, he could be back in a facility in nev

. >> reporter: simpson acquitted after the trial of the century in which he was accused of the double murder of his ex-wife nicolepson and her friend, ron goldman. >> you had to have been there and lived what we lived to understand. >> now a four-part series, "the jury speaks," airing on oxygen is asking jurors to recast their votes given what they know now. >> it's not what we want. it's what the law is. >> reporter: lon cryer was juror number 247 during the people versus o.j. simpson. >> if you had to cast a vote about his guilt or innocence, how would you vote? >> i'm probably pretty sure that he probably is the person that went over there and killed nicole brown simpson and ron goldman. >> are there other things over the years that have changed your view? >> he had decided to come out and do this fictitious book "if i did it." it became apparent to me in my mind that he was probably the person that went over there and killed those people. >> but he said he ultimately stands by that not guilty verdict. >> it wasn't based on whether i thought he did or didn't do it. it was based on the presumption that was pres

simpson. he has had a number of legal issues over the years. >> june 12th, 1994 nicole brown simpson and her friend ronald goldman were murdered outside nicole brown simpson's condo in los angeles. next day o.j. simpson is questioned. on june 17th he lead police on the infamous broncho chase and ultimately arrested and charged with the murders. july 22nd of that year, he pled not guilty to those murder charges and in october of 1994, he is found not guilty. in 1997, jury finds owe. o.j. simpson civilly liable for murders and ordered to pay 25 million-dollar in punitive damages. fast forward to september 2007 where surveillance footage shows o.j. simpson and a group of people, walking out of a hotel with boxes of sports memorabilia, and in december of 2008, a judge ordered simpson to jail, for robbery. our coverage of the o.j. simpson's parole continues throughout our newscast, simpson's former famous house guest kato kaelin will weigh in at 5:15. fortune perry junior joins us in the studio and analyze today's decision and, tell what you could land simpson back in jail. >>> our other big story tonig

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 angeles. >>> did you hear about the cookie caper that almost ruined -- >> that almost ruined the whole thing. apparently, o.j. was the cookie monster and ate a cookie that another inmate brought fro not getting that hearing. >> oh, man, that must have been a good cookie. >> allegedly, allegedly. i wonder if it was peanut butter, chocolate chip or -- >> we'll be watching it. 's it's on thursday. >> it's a big deal. >>> it is not 1998 or 2001, but we have another story, the explosive allegation leveled against the singer r. kelly. these are serious charges. the parents of several women report

the company, then called "grave line tour," would re-enact the car chase, then take people to nicole simpson'souple of years later, cowlings sold the bronco for 75-thousand dollars to simpson's former agent, mike gilbert and two other people.for the next 17 years, the most famous truck in america...sat parked in space 144 in a los angeles condo...not moving an inch, according to espn.in 2012, a man with the luxor hotel in las vegas came looking for the famed bronco...to put it on display under...the bright lights of sin city...the bronco sat outside the luxor hotel to promote the casino's brand new sports memorabilia exhibit.but espn reports the deal soured because the bronco was supposed to be displayed inside, not under the harsh desert sun.gilbert took the car back, stored it in a condo garage in central california- where it was hidden from the public for several more years. in june of 2016, gilbert and his associates agreed to loan the bronco to alcatraz east crime museum in pigeon forge, tennessee. since then, hundreds of thousands of tourists have been able to see for themselves, the fam

the murders of nicole simpson and ron doldman, the chase, the memories of that playing out again as hees papa role hearing. he could be released after serving the minimum nine years of a 33-year sentence for armed robbery and kid mapping. for scott osler who lived in l.a. at the time of the trial of the century, it is hard to separate. >> reporter: i'm convinced and i followed closely, he murdered two people in cold blood with a knife. >> reporter: where that will be on his mind, is anyone's guest. the heist involved a sports memorabilia dealer. >> i thought i was confronting friends and retrieving my property. >> 33 years. it was outrageous for a case we all know, or at least it appeared to be a lark or a folly. so he's been punished significantly. >> reporter: simpson's attorneys will point out his good behavior in prison. regardless, casual observers we talk to are divided. >> he should have been in yale the first time when he killed his wife. i think that is -- i really hope he does not get away with it again. >> he was just getting his own stuff. so i don't know, i just feel like

simpson will walk out of prison in a matter of months. new reactionover night from nicole brown simpson's sister plus details on where o.j. is expected to live. >>> new this morning the reports saying the president asked his advisers about who he can pardon. plus, how attorney general jeff sessions is reacting after the president expressed regret about nominating him for the job and the shake-up revealed among the president's legal team. >>> breaking overnight a deadly earthquake causing damage in two countries. tourists among the dead. the new video coming in showing the moment the quake struck during a birthday party. >>> we do say good friday morning. o.j. simpson's days behind bars now numbered after he successfully made his case for freedom. >> simpson outlined the reasons he should go free saying he's done everything asked of him and insisting he's going to stay out of trouble. >> clearly thrilled. his hand in the air smiling much like he did after the not guilty verdict for the murders of his ex-wife nicole and her friend ron goldman and begin with emily rau. >> i d

. >> los angeles police department accused him of using a weapon in the murders of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman. the parole board members recognized their job required them to ignore the o.j. of the past. >> our decision is fair and just. >> it is something tonya brown, nicole brown simpson's sister has learned to accept. >> whatever the parole board says, it is. i've been saying it for years. it is what it is. i can't. >> simpson spent nine years as a model prisoner. two sports memorabilia sellers. one of them spoke on simpson's behalf saying he has made peace with simpson. >> i feel 9.5 2:30 three years was way too long. >> o.j. simpson will be released october 1st, says he plans to live in florida and spent time with his children. the one thing he must not do is get in anymore trouble. a >> chris: claudia cowan reporting from carson city, nevada, . president trump spent part of the day getting an update on u.s. efforts to defeat isis as well as other american military operations. national security correspondent jennifer griffin reports from the pentagon. >> six months into hi

if you've never done a google image search of nicole brown simpson murder scene it will quickly erase that kindly old man you just saw. maybe you should, i'll wait. evil isn't just an idea, it's a real thing and that real thing is free, free to enjoy a margarita on a beach, free to enjoy tv offers from drooling producers, free to take pictures with ignorant millennials unencumbered by his past. maybe he'll get one or two of them back to his place and wake up the neighbors yet again. as for the rest of the world, our ability to forgive is more about forgetting. forgetting is easier than remembering that he butchered two people. but hey, he was a model inmate because his options were limite limited. he met the criteria of release. will our treatment of him now fulfill the criteria of shane? the irony of all of this is the only way for him to pay the family of the victims is for us to pay oj for work were going to have to feed his fame in order for them to get their money. he's going to be around were going to see him all over the place. >> dana: he's been widely about how to make a livi

the murders of nicole simpson and ron doldman, the chase, the memories of that playing out again as hea role hearing. he could be released after serving the minimum nine years of a 33-year sentence for armed robbery and kid mapping. for scott osler who lived in l.a. at the time of the trial of the century, it is hard to separate. >> reporter: i'm convinced and i followed closely, he murdered two people in cold blood with a knife. >> reporter: where that will be on his mind, is anyone's guest. the heist involved a sports memorabilia dealer. >> i thought i was confronting friends and retrieving my property. >> 33 years. it was outrageous for a case we all know, or at least it appeared to be a lark or a folly. so he's been punished significantly. >> reporter: simpson's attorneys will point out his good behavior in prison. regardless, casual observers we talk to are divided. >> he should have been in yale the first time when he killed his wife. i think that is -- i really hope he does not get away with it again. >> he was just getting his own stuff. so i don't know, i just feel like he did

simpson reality show having nothing to do with the murder. it's his life now. >> jeanine: he can make money but is there judgment against and from the ron goldman and nicole brown simpson case, $33 million. there is a lien, there's a judgment. what is hollywood going to do? >> antonio: they are coming to him with a bag full of cash. no question. he is getting calls from the left and right, and i suggest he stays away. >> kat: i don't think you will. he's a narcissist. he thrives on that kind of attention. >> eboni: we know he thrives on that kind of attention. judge, have you seen a defendant almost talk himself out of release? he talked so long today, almost an hour. >> jeanine: think about the book. who does that? >> kat: the oj show, on tv, it's great. you are correct, you are absolutely right. if either he said to the parole board, i never pulled a gun. okay, but there was a machete. >> eboni: i am a straight shooter. i swear. oh, man. bad word choice. >> eric: and then he said i've never had a substance abuse problem. >> jeanine: maybe he forgot. he's old. >> kat: and he has had substance abuse problem. >> eric: thank you to geraldo. appreciate your time.

well, as they did 20 years ago when the bodies of nicole brown simpson, his ex—wife, and their friendicole brown simpson, his ex—wife, and theirfriend ron goldman, were found on the sidewalk near los angeles, sunset boulevard in los angeles, and then there followed of course a slow speed televised chase of oj simpson in a white ford bronco across the city, then the trial and the sensational acquittal. you are right to say, to distinguish famous or infamous, because he continues to divide people in the us. and indeed, here in la, the city is divided not least a racial lines, at least, it was in the 90s. increasing evidence would suggest while there is something of a racial divide on perceptions of oj simpson, actually, few americans believe in his innocence and at the time. for example, in one recent survey, one recent poll suggested only 7% of americans were sure that he was not guilty of those murders. indeed, he was found responsible for the deaths in a civil case. james cookin the deaths in a civil case. james cook in los angeles. let's take a look at some of the day's other news.

the company, then called "grave line tour," would re-enact the car chase, then take people to nicole simpson's grave.a couple of years later, cowlings sold the bronco for 75-thousand dollars to simpson's former agent, mike gilbert and two other people.for the next 17 years, the most famous truck in america...sat parked in space 144 in a los angeles condo...not moving an inch, according to espn.in 2012, a man with the luxor hotel in las vegas came looking for the famed bronco...to put it on display under...the bright lights of sin city...the bronco sat outside the luxor hotel to promote the casino's brand new sports memorabilia exhibit.but espn reports the deal soured because the bronco was supposed to be displayed inside, not under the harsh desert sun.gilbert took the car back, stored it in a condo garage in central california- where it was hidden from the public for several more years. in june of 2016, gilbert and his associates agreed to loan the bronco to alcatraz east crime museum in pigeon forge, tennessee. since then, hundreds of thousands of tourists have been able to see for themselve

simpson. the big question, did you kill nicole brown simpson and ron goldman?e all remember the way this played out in the murder trial in 1995 and so many unanswered questions. the advice that oj is getting from some of those who represented him, turned down every single offer you get. go away and be quiet. live the rest of your life out of the spotlight. >> he lives for the spotlight. i think he enjoys being a celebrity. i think the sociopathic narcissistic personality will probably not follow my advice. time will tell. prison has a way of changing people. >> we will find out if he is a changed man. by a video link from prison. >> sandra: thank you for that preview. we will have full coverage of o.j. simpson's parole hearing. shepard smith will be anchoring the news. stay tuned right here on the fox news channel. >> bill: remarkable story. we've been on this for 20 years. new developments, a deadly shooting in minnesota, an unarmed australian woman is dea dead. an officer's account of what sparked his partners shooting. >> sandra: also what's at stake i had i

simpson will walk out of prison in a matter of months. new reactionover night from nicole who he can pardon. plus, how attorney general jeff sessions is reacting after the president expressed regret about nominating him for the job and the shake-up revealed among the president's legal team. >>> breaking overnight a deadly earthquake causing damage in two countries. tourists among the dead. the new video coming in showing the moment the quake struck during a birthday party. >>> we do say good f

the 1994 killings of nicole simpson and ron goldman not at issue here, not something the board of commissioners will consider. seeing o.j. have a little bit of a laugh right there. he was a little more tense in his exchanges with the commissioners. went on 30, 35 minutes. his daughter, arnelle simpson, moving testimony on his behalf. let's listen in right now. >> who would believe anyone with a mullet like that? >> one and only. >> long-time friend, bruce fromong, also giving testimony on o.j.'s behalf in that hearing that went under an hour. you see the stress on his face now. he was paroled -- >> ever. >> he wouldn't be able to -- >> you know when i would see him? we were going to the store, to the canteen. he came out of that area, stand at the fence and tell us these crazy stories. he's funny. i'll give him that. baseball game, refereeing. >> seems to be talking about a former fellow prisoner. >> walks, run. the guy is shameless. >> talking about a guard there, i've been told. >> i like the fact that when it seems like he's running out of material and they have more interest in him he has n

interview that we conducted he knocked down reports that oj simpson has plans to visit the grave of nicole simpsonntly watched our segment from prison because he delivered a message to us from his lawyer to clarify that he visited his ex-wife's grave on countless occasion before going to prison. it's judgmental to describe something that he did before his incarceration as insensitive. >> his lawyer made it clear he has no plans to go but his close friend had said he was going and i think regardless how you feel about simpson, there are still a lot of people that remember ron goldmann and nicole brown simpson and feel he is responsible for their deaths and this is a tough time. >> i didn't know they could watch "cbs this morning" from prison. >> the u.s. has been its longest war for more than 15 years. ahead with look at afghanistan in our series, issues that matter. is russia again arming the taliban and whether the u.s. should send more troops there and what it will take to end the >>> new research highlights how many people should take life saving drugs for their heart opt out. we explain how th

simpson not guilty of the crime of murder in violation of pennal code 187a a felony upon the nicole brown simpson a human being as charged in count one of the information. >> thank you. >> we went back to the 90's, for the crowd, nicole brown simpson murder trial and ron goldman and then we went to yesterday. >> paroled for a different crime, thomas drayton what else did we learn yesterday? it will be real interesting to see how many people watched that yesterday. >> an estimated 150 million back in 1995 for the verdict can you believe that. >> i thought it was more than a million watched it yesterday with you maybe they don't necessity details. >> numbers are not out but millions of people watched. i could not get my family away from watching verdict. it was first time he was up for parole. he is serving or has served nine of his three three-year prison sentence for that 20 on seven armed robbery and kidnapping in vegas. he told the parole board look i'm a change man. >> i'm no danger to pull a gun on anybody. i never have in my life. i have never been accused of tonight my life. nobody

simpson for the deaths of nicole brown simpson and ronald lyle goldman.ely 3:00 p.m., no one knows where he is. >> we thought the evidence was overwhelming. there was no doubt. this is the man who committed the crime. >> you're looking at a live picture right now. you believe that to be o.j. simpson down there below you? >> o.j. was a guy who felt like he was above race. he became the exceptional hollywood negro. he had a blonde wife. lived in brentwood. he played the role well. >> if the person murdered them was a street thug it wound wouldn't have big a big case. he was this icon. you don't want to believe that this kind of person would have done this. >> how do you plead to counts one and two? >> absolutely, 100% not guilty. >> legal analysts say simpson's demeanor was orchestrated by his legal team. >> johnnie cochran was an icon. >> the eyes of the world are focused here in los angeles where the much anticipated murder trial of o.j. simpson is about to begin. >> that trail of blood through his own ford embryonic bronco and into his house in brentwood