ever received in the context of health care and in particular the context of medicaid was from pam simpson. she's from southeastern pennsylvania. pam wrote to me and described in rather specific detail about the challenge her son rowan faced as a child with a disability on the autism spectrum and what his life was like before medicaid and what his life was like after medicaid. i won't dwell on the before. i'll focus on how his life changed with medicaid. pam tells me that in late january of 2016, she applied for medical assistance for her son rowan. she goes on to talk about the wraparound services that came from medicaid after her son rowan was enrolled, which included a behavioral specialist consultant and a therapeutic staff support worker to help her son rowan. it said that the behavioral specialist evaluated rowan while he was at day care and, quote, put a -- i should say a treatment -- quote, put a treatment plan together to help guide the therapeutic support who was then able to provide support to rowan while he was at day care. the wraparound services have been a godsend, unquote.

after he was busted stealing his own personal and career memorabilia from an infamous simpson collector. today, pam bondi reacted to simpson returning to his state and here she is with my colleague alex witt. >> folks, wherever he is, use your cell phone, if you see him misbehaving, you let us know. in florida, our law enforcement officers, our department of corrections, we're going to hold his feet to the fire and he's going to have to abide by our laws. >> when it comes to the travel of o.j. simpson out of the state where he was being held, he hasn't filed the paperwork to technically even go to florida, correct? >> that's right. it's completely up in the air right now where he's going to end up. it probably is going to be florida. he has children that live in tampa and his best friend for years lives in naples on the west coast of florida. if you had to be a guessing man or betting man, i'd put my money on florida. >> he got out of l.a. because of the civil conviction of murder for the goldmans getting attached to his financial earnings. florida protected him from that settlement, from that conv

simpson. pamrida department of corrections in florida doesn't want them send living there on parole and his attorney, malcolm levine says tampa bay pam bondi is not stopping since then he will move florida whenever he wants. "the wall street journal" reporting that goldman sachs is thinking about a new treaty department that dedicated to big coin. that would make the first blue-chip wall street firm directly in the market. pretty controversial. by the way, last week jpmorgan and jamie dimon called him a fraud. this'll be interesting. cheryl: of will. meanwhile we are seeing stocks pushing deeper and deeper into record territory. art hogan, chief strategist of wunderlich securities. good to see you, art. >> good to see you. thanks for having me. cheryl: the dow was up 22,500. the nasdaq up 6500. it breaks 1500. these are lofty record levels. are they still compelling reason to buy stock here? >> i really think there are. when you mention last is most important of the month of september was importan

simpson showing an intent to return to florida. pama letter saying that she was recommending to her department of creek that is the state not accept him if he wanted to go there. she cited a number of factors. criminal history and civil liability history. she said there was a concern for the safety she believed for the citizens of florida. simpson's attorney said pam bondy doesn't know what she is talking about. she plays no role in any of this, but the public information officer for nevada parole and probation said after the hearing in july that doing interstate compact to serve your parole is a privilege, not a right. we don't know where he will end up at this point. >> while in nevada, he stays with a friend? >> they believe so. >> jean casarez, thank you so much. we have so much more straight ahead. stay with us. it's all pop-culture trivia, but it gets pretty intense. -ahh. -the new guy. -whoa, he looks -- -he looks exactly like me. -no. -separated at birth much? we should switch name tags, and no one would know who was who. jamie

simpson was released overnight to avoid a media spectacle. his whereabouts now are not known. i'm joined by florida attorney attorney general pam bon dy. at o.j. simpson is not welcome in florida. why and can you legally prevent him from living there? >> both great questions. to back up -- my entire career as a prosecutor, i'm a big bit unique as an attorney general because i was a career prosecutor. i have handled countless parole hearings and i have continued to handle some as an attorney general. so i'm familiar with the process with what the defendants do. i went back and we watched that parole hearing, and all my years the countless hearings i've done, i've never seen someone with lack of remorse, he laughed during the hearing. the commission said you were strucked to get alcohol treatment, did you get it? no. when he said he was drinking during the armed robbery in nevada for which he was in prison. i have never seen anything like that. do you have a right to come to florida under parole, no. but there are certain circumstances where he may be able to come and one of them is he has adult children living here. which is a shame for

but in a letter to the state department of corrections, florida's attorney general pam bondy does not want simpson to have the option to return saying our state should in the become a country club for this convicted criminal. live from the news center this morning i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, appreciate it. >>> i want to get a check on the weather. grab the sweat shirt, jacket heading out the door this morning, it is chilly out there. meteorologist matt peterson is live on the sky deck with the look at the forecast, hi there , matt. >> it is a cool, cool morning, to start out, not just our sunday morning but to start the in of october, it is october 1st and it feels like it here on this sunday morning it is cool on the sky death cool in the surrounding areas and across center city philadelphia you will need that sweat shirt, jacket early in the day because it is below average, but this afternoon we will call it a practically perfect day. sun filled skies, seasonal temperatures, that humidity remains low, always nice to talk about that after last week and winds are much ligh

state that had simpson would likely return to florida after his release but it is not clear if he has done so but in a letter to the state department of corrections, florida's attorney general pamdy says she does not want simpson to have the option to return saying our state should not become a country club for a convicted criminal. live from the news center i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> anita thank you. >>> updating our breaking news that we had at top of the hour , police in canada are investigating two attacks as acts of terrorism. police say an officer was hit by a car outside a football stadium there and then attack with a knife by the driver. then a high speed chase with the u-haul left four people injured, police say that they do have a suspect in custody and they believe he acted alone, officials say they found an isis flag inside the car that hit the officer. >>> now to the latest on on the crisis in puerto rico, president trump has had strong word for the mayor of san juan after she says u.s. recovery efforts are falling short. it has been 11 days since maria hit that island. mayor carmen cruz criticized the federal response yesterday , and then preside

. >> reporter: simpson hopes to move to florida, state's attorney general pam bondy is objecting saying our state should not become a country club for this criminal. if he meets the criteria, the transfer would go through. the former football star served nine years behind bars for a botched armed robbery inside a las vegas hotel. >> thank you. >> reporter: he won parol in television. >> i've basically spent a conflict-free life. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> not guilty of the crime of murder -- >> reporter: he was acquitted of murdering nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. christopher darden was one of the prosecutors. >> i watched him exclaim how he led a conflict-free life, how he wasn't a violent person. and i'm sitting here and he's lying through his teeth. >> reporter: tonight the juice is loose and his attorney says he's focussed on making the most of his freedom. >> i think he's going to do what 70-year-old men do which is live a retired life, golf, and lay very, very low. >> reporter: the prison says that simpson left with four boxes filled with court doc

simpson's attorney says he plans to live in florida. i spoke with pamwho said they're going to keep a very close eye on simpson if that happens. >> folks, wherever he is, use your cell phone. if you see him drinking, if you see him misbehaving, you let us know because in florida, our law enforcement officers. our department of corrections are going to hold his feet to the fire and he's going to have to comply with our laws. >> steve patterson is joining us from las vegas. with a good day to you, what all are we hearing from corrections officials on the release, the timing, and what's next for o.j. simpson? >> corrections officers here in the state of nevada made it very clear that this was all about control. they wanted to control the timing of this. they wanted to control the access. and they wanted to control the optics. they did that in one fell swoop, basically by having this at a very unusual time and place. o.j. simpson released on parole at 12:08 a.m. on a sunday morning. in lovelock, the place where he spent nine years for that botched armed rob

this idea that pam bondi is going to get up on her high horse and say mr. simpson is the bad guy, she's just one of a long, long list of people who have simply monotized or capitalized or received a benefit off of simpson's notoriety. >> simpson is not going to be holed up in a room. he certainly is not going to be that. that's one extreme. however, he is not going to be out every day going out to parties, doing all these things. he is a 70-year-old man. i think he is going to do what 70-year-old men do, which is live a retiree's life, golf, and lay very, very low. he has learned some big, big lessons over the last decade for his misstep in las vegas. >> 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 a

simpson go? the plan, florida. but the state's attorney general pam bondi is objecting saying, our state should not become a country club for this convicted prisoner. >> reporter: the details of simpslso simpson's post prison life a mystery. not for long. >> he's not going to hide. he'll be around. people see him. he's going to live his life. >> reporter: simpson's florida plans are up in the air. partment of corrections, they said it was possible that he ek on a business day.ing the but it was obvious they were trying to avoid security concerns and that media circus. dan and paula? >> kenneth moton. kenneth, thank you. >>> let's bring in civil rights lawyer gloria allred, who represented the family of nicole brown at the time of the trial. gloria, thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> let's get your reaction. should o.j. simpson have been released at all? in your view? >> no, this is an absolute disgrace. the parole board asked him about conflicts. he said he led a conflict-free life. it's not a conflict-free life when he was convicted in 1989 of spousal battery of nicole when he left her with a

simpson go? the plan:florida. but the state's attorney general pam bondi is objecting, writing, our state not becoming a country club for the criminals. >> he's not going to hide. he'll be around. people will see him. he's going to live his life. >>> now to the war of wards betwe -- words between the president of the u.s. and the mayor of san juan, puerto rico. after the president criticized the nation's emergency response, the president tweeted his response, creating an on-line uproar. david wright is in bedminster, new jersey near the president's golf course. >> reporter: from the comfort of his golf club here in b bedminster, another tweet storm. the president lashed out at san juan's mayor. "such poor leadership ability by the mayor of san juan and others in whoe in puerto rico who are not able to get things done. they want everything done for them and it should be a community effort. 10,000 federal workers on the island doing a fantastic job. >> this is when everyone shows their true colors. i have no time for distractions. >> reporter: the mayor spent her time saturday wading the streets, using a bullhorn to h

attorney general pam biondi, though, has other opinions about where o.j. simpson should be.ur alex witt talked to her earlier today. i want to play that sound for you right now. >> folks, wherever he is, use your cell phone. if you see him drinking, if you see him misbehaving, you let us know, because in florida, our law enforcement officers, our department of corrections, we're going to hold his feet to the fire and he is going to have to comply with our laws. >> reporter: and so, you hear a very strong rebuttal from the attorney general. her word is not binding in this case. o.j. simpson, if he decides to go to florida and he signs the paperwork, he can do that, although you do hear from her and then you hear from people opinionated also in california. so again, the question is, where is o.j. simpson? believed to be, by best accounts, remaining in nevada until further notice. until we know more, we've basically talked to his attorney and his team. they say o.j. simpson is 70 years old at this point. they say he's done his time. they say he's served for what he's tried to d

simpson lawyers calling pam bondi stupid after she said the juice isn't welcome in the sunshine state to come to florida and golf all over our state and i don't want that to happen. ainsley: simpson' lawyer says is he definitely moving to florida and has the right to do so but for now he has plans to live near las vegas. line brian meanwhile sunday's horrific mass shooting saw 59 people killed by gunman kille. ainsley: it won't most likely be counted as terrorism. you may ask why not? here to explain is judge andrew napolitano. judge. >> good morning. i know you are upset by this. ainsley: i'm not necessarily suspecupset. what does the law says? what the is the definition of terrorism? >> when we began to have mass killings in the united states maybe 15 or 20 years ago, some by mad men for reasons like this reasons unexplainable and not understandable. some by crazies who did it for political reasons. some of these mass killings occurred in states that did not have the death penalty and there was outrage that a human being could slaughter all these others and not suffer the ultimate p

pete: pam he'll end up likely in nevada or florida, but the first photo of o.j. simpsoniews o.j. simpson vis-a-vis how you may view him? >> you know what? public, if you see him in florida, take some pictures, send them in, send them in so we can see what he's doing. if you see him drinking alcohol, whatever you see him doing, and i saw one of his former defense attorneys warn him about, social media is everywhere now. so if he's going to act up, we're going to find him in florida, and -- abby: he may be joining social media himself, pam. he says he wants to enjoy the simplicities of life, he wants to enjoy seafood and steak and he wants to get an ipad because he's been in prison before the ipad was invented or brought into our lives. maybe we'll see him on twitter. >> abby, i think he wants the limelight. i don't think the man can help himself, and i think that's what's ultimately is going to get him back in trouble. do we want anyone to fail? no. but do we want someone with such a violent past in our state? no. if we have accept him we're going to put some tough condit

florida attorney pam bond did i stated she doesn't want him there. adding if he does move back simpson will be under constant scrutiny if you see him in florida, take some pictures, send them so we can see what he's doing. if he's going to act up, we're going to find him in florida. while we can't confirm where oj simpson is or what he's going to do now that he's out of prison he's reportedly getting an iphone. we may end up hearing his plan directly from him scri a social media. >> today nfl players continued to take a knee and also take a stand during the national and the lem. new orleans players couches and staff dealt before the national anthem, but once it began they stood. some of the saints stood arm and arm, others put their hands over their hearts. on the dolphin side two players remained on one knee during the star spangled banner a group of d.c. leaders and activists came together this afternoon to show their support for nfl players who take a knee in protest over police brutality . love bursting in air . d.c. superior doart and at noon they dealt during a recording of whitn