. >> i asked him many times, hey, did you kill ronald goldman and nicole? >> and what's next now that simpson has his freedom? >> what's at stake for o.j. is the rest of his life. >> all ahead on o.j. simpson chasing freedom. >> so gentlemen, if you'll go to your spots for me and bring mr. simpson, and i believe he has representation. >> you're seeing o.j. simpson for the first time in four years. >> you are orenthal james simpson? >> correct. will you give me your ndoc number for the record. >> 1027820. >> he's at the lovelock correctional center in nevada about 90 miles north of reno. ready to make his case to the nevada board of parole commissioners. the four commissioners are about 120 miles away in carson city communicating with simpson via video conference. >> so my first question for you, mr. simpson, were you arrested for the first time at the age of 24 or older? >> i was arrested for the first time i think at the age of 46 or 47. >> outside both locations media from across the country wait for the decision. >> you saw four commissioners there in ca

. >> i asked him many times, hey, did you kill ronald goldman and nicole? >> and what's next now that simpson has his freedom? >> what's at stake for o.j. is the rest of his life. >> all ahead on "o.j. simpson, chasing freedom." >> so gentlemen, if you'll go to your spots for me and bring mr. simpson, and i believe he has representation. >> you're seeing o.j. simpson for the first time in four years. >> you are orenthal james simpson? >> correct. >> will you please give me your ndoc number for the record. >> 1027820. >> he's at the lovelock correctional center in nevada about 90 miles north of reno. ready to make his case to the nevada board of parole commissioners. the four commissioners are about 120 miles away in carson city communicating with simpson via video conference. >> so my first question for you, mr. simpson, were you arrested for the first time at the age of 24 or older? >> i was arrested for the first time i think at the age of 46 or 47. >> outside both locations media from across the country wait for the decision. >> you saw four commissioner

. >> i asked him many times, hey, did you kill ronald goldman and nicole?> and what's next now that simpson has his freedom? >> thank you. >> what's at stake for o.j. is the rest of his life. >> all ahead on "o.j. simpson: chasing freedom." >> so gentlemen, if you'll go to your spots for me and bring mr. simpson, and i believe he has representation. >> you're seeing o.j. simpson for the first time in four years. >> you are orenthal james simpson? >> correct. >> and mr. simpson, will you please give me your ndoc number for the record. >> 1027820. >> he's at the lovelock correctional center in nevada about 90 miles north of reno. ready to make his case to the nevada board of parole commissioners. the four commissioners are about 120 miles away in carson city communicating with simpson via video conference. >> so my first question for you, mr. simpson, were you arrested for the first time at the age of 24 or older? >> i was arrested for the first time i think at the age of 46 or 47. >> outside both locations media from across the country wait for the decision.

i saw the autopsy photos, he nearly decapitated her and dad ronald goldman more than 30 times and listen to the audio tape in that hotel room in las vegas in which he explodes in rage. that is the real o.j. simpson. trish: is there no one articulating in these parole hearings, no one that can take you back to the kind of guy he was rather than the kind of guy they believe he is now? >> that is the interesting part because the testimony is limited in a parole hearing, limited to testimony relating to the charges that he was convicted of. so the one person that could have stepped forward and talked about the impact of the case is the victim and you have the victim testifying on his behalf advocating for his release. he is a longtime friend of o.j. simpson's, publicly come out many times and felt the sentence was too harsh which was a criticism of the judge in the case that oj was actually being punished for the acquittal that he was acquitted for in i do hope you will tune in. tomorrow i will be on the catch. liz claman has you now. >> we've just gotten word that one of the four major deve

hearing was the accusation in 1994 simpson brutally murdered his ex-wife nicole and her friend, ronald goldman have always thought i have been pretty good with people. i basically have spent a conflict-free life. >> one of the least self-aware moments i have ever heard. reporter: law professor laurie levinson. >> there are a lot of things you might say about o.j. simpson. you might even say the acquittal was fair. but to say he has led a conflict-free life? i don't think so. reporter: simpson will remain in prison until at least october 1. he says he wants to return to florida where he lived before his nevada conviction, but parole officials in both states must agree. charlie: joining me is rikki klieman, a legal analyst for cbs news and former prosecutor. i'm pleased to have her back on this program. tell me about o.j. simpson's parole. it was quite a long hearing, indeed. i think it had a rocky start. the first question to o.j. simpson was when he went into that room in las vegas, nevada, back in 2007, what was he thinking? the obvious answer, if a lawyer had coached him and prepared him for

parole board to take into account the 1995 murder charges in the death of nichol brown simpson and ronald goldman. but the board said details from the murder trial of the century would not impact their decision. claiming simpson would be treated like any other prisoner. and that he met all the criteria for an early release. >> you have community and family support. you have what appears to be stable release plans. >> simpson won't be released immediately. instead he's expected to walk out of the prison behind me on october 1st and he says he wants to live in florida and if he does, he'll have certain financial protections against the gold map familiar who'll he still owes tens of millions of dollars to. in love lock, nevada, will carr, fox news. >>> many people across the country including here in our area are reacting to the news of oj's upcoming freedom. >> brad sattin talked with people moments after the news broke and joins us live in studio with more on that part of the story. what were people saying. >> reporter: top reaction here was well i wasn't really paying attention. we went to south

simpson brutally killed nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman.udgment against him in $8.5 million. so when you think about it, serious crimes of kidnapping, armed robbery, beating his wife, and to the killing of two individuals, these board members could decide, you know what, he poses a risk to society if we release him. >> heather: what about in terms of coming he is not going to be a poor man by any means? >> in fact he has an nfl pension that turns him about $19,000 a month, he has a retirement account that is $2.7 million. none of those can be touched by that judgment against him. the families of nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman, he once had property in florida, that is protected by homestead laws, so now the judgment, by the way has estimated to more than $50 million, because of the interest. unfortunately, the families will probably never see a dime of it. all of his muddy lament money is judgment proof. speak to you cover the trial for nine months in los angeles predicted the jury get it wrong? >> i have covered hundreds of trials,

for money he still ohs just about awful the $33 million he was ordered to pay to the families ronald goldman. however, the families cannot touch simpson's nfl pension. a powerful earthquake struck the island of cost. more than 20,000 others are hurt. the earthquake had a magnitude of 6.7. this was the scene earlier this evening. ambulances responding to a local village in turkey. so far no reports of any deaths there. turning to this heatwave now. we take a live look outside, but even at this late hour it is still hot and humid. will we see any ' relief as we head into the weekend. be careful what questions you ask because you might not get the answer you want. the answer to that is no it looks like we're going to the weekend. high today was 98 for reagan. dulles was only 93 still hot with the humidity, too . the heat index for dulles was approaching 100 greece, bwi was 98. for bwi and reagan a lot of locations the heat index was 100 plus for most of the afternoon and into the early evening. matter of fact, just a couple of hours ago we still had a heat index in d.c. well over 100-degrees. w

. >> the 1994 murder of nicole brown and her friend ronald goldman in which o.j. simpson was famously acquitted did not factor into the decision. >> we will do what we have been doing and continue to try to go forward and make the best of a bad situation. >> the goldman and brown families are still trying to collect on the $33 million settlement they wil were granted in a civil suit. they have no access to the nfl pension system get each month because it is protected. adrianna: molly cochran here. we often look to the weekend for relief from the work week, but weather-wise, this weekend is not going to do it for us. molly: definitely not.we're still tracking the heat and humidity through the upcoming weekend. we are affecting a cool down, but coming into next week. we will talk about that in just a few moments. the heat advisory extends until 8:00 local time. is,ls-like temperature we are talking upper 90's to triple digits for the quantico area. definitely want to check on the neighbors and pets. make sure you are hydrated in the afternoon and evening hours. here

they are suppose to ignore the murder of his ex-wife nicole brown and her friend, ronald goldman. goldman saying this today in their exclusive interests view on "good morning america." >> think his whole history of violence ignoring the law, no respect for the law, no remorse for anything he has ever done is an indication of who he is as a person. i don't think there is any reason to think he will be edecent human being into society. >> it will take a majority vote for him to be released. >>> this reminder, abc news will carry a special report when simpson's parole hearing begins it is expected to get underway at 1:00 this afternoon right after this newscast. we'll bring it live on the air and stream is live online at 6abc.com. >>> back here demonstrators interrupted a press conference being held by mayor jim kenney to call for justice in a deadly police shooting last month. the protesters from black lives matters wants transparent in the death of david jones. mayor kenney held them back. >> i don't need protection from citizens that are expressing their first amendment views. we

suit stemmed from the 199 slayings of nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman. >> i i cannot imagine him doing another robbery at age 70. i suspect he will be on parole for a period of time and if he messes up, he will question back to prison. >> officials say any money simpson would make would likely be used to pay off goldman and brown families. if he is granted parole he will not be released until october. >>> cbs news will carry the simpson parole hearing today live, coverage expected to begin at 1:00 p.m. right here on cbs-3. >>> senator john mccain is back home in arizona recovering from the procedure only to find out he has brain cancer. eighty year-old senator has a blood clot above his left eye removed friday when doctors discovered he has a brain tumor known as glioblastoma, his family and doctors released a statement saying mccain is reviewing treatment options including a combination of the chemotherapy and radiation, mccain's good friend and collogue senator lindsey graham spoke with mccain and said he is in good spirits. >> so pray. i don't know god knows how this end,

crime and not the infamous murders of simpson's wife, nicole brown simpson and family friend ronald goldman. >> there's an elephant in the room. i think we were very successful making sure the elephant was sleeping. >> reporter: simpson asked to be moved to florida to be closer to family. but the request could still be rejected by officials in florida who say their aware of simpson's potential relocation. they have 45 days to investigate and make a final decision. >> in the case of resident family, the acceptance rate, as long as there's a valid plan of supervision is high. >> reporter: simpson insisted he never meant to hurt anybody and that he never pointed a gun or made any threats. he said now he wants to move on and stay out of trouble. >> i've come here, i've spent nine years making no excuses about anything. i am sorry that things turned out the way they did. >> reporter: as part of his parole, simpson will not be allowed to associate with felons. he cannot use drugs that are not prescribed from his doctor. he can't get drunk and he can't own a weapon. if he does get in trouble, he c

(teresa) the father of the ronald goldman is speaking out about simpson's parole verdit. s brutally murdered along with nicole brown in 19-95. simpson was acquitted of both murders. fred goldman says they are very aware of simpson's antics... and will continue to follow him closely as they have done since ron's death. (fred goldman/ronald goldman's father): "if we hear of anything in which he sounds like he's attempting to make money like he did years ago, or he wrote a book and tried to hide the proceeds. we'll go after him. he's going to have to continue to look over his shoulder, knowing that we're going to always be there to try and take away whatever we can."(teresa) goldman says going after simpson is the only form of punishment they have and they will honor it forever. (grant) o-j simpson has been moved to a special cell following his parole verdict yesterday. prison officials say the move is to protect simpson from inmates possibly wanting to make a name for themselves by hurting him. simpson will not have a cellmate for the remaining duration of his prison stay...

in nineteen ninety five of the murders of his former wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ronald goldman. any case which captivated the nation for more on today's decision i spoke a brief time to go to the b. b. c.'s james cook in los angeles. oj simpson was sentenced to thirty three years why was this decision taken to give him an early release. well it was taken on the basis that he has been of good behavior in prison and oj simpson himself talks about that. but some lengthy talks about how he'd been helping with some of the younger inmates trying to revive resolve conflicts in the present. it talks about the program said he'd undertaken inside the prison as well but also the other assessment of the parole board had to make was whether or not he poses any kind of risk. and they judge that he does not pose a risk they saved but he had no prior criminal convictions that of course. we know veni veni famously on infamously depending on its own your point of view. at because he was acquitted in nineteen ninety five of the murders of nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman here in lo

1995 acquittal on murder charges in the deaths of his wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ronald goldman the civil decision that found him liable for their debts. the number of americans without health coverage would be increased by 22 million in the next 10 years according to the congressional budget office. the cbo finds that the bill crafted by numbers of the senate gop caucus would raise costs for people with private insurance coverage and reduce medicaid spending. the cbo says the bill cuts the deficit by $420 billion compared with the $321 billion in deficit reduction in an earlier version. dianne feinstein, the top democrat on the senate judiciary committee, says special counsel robert mueller has approved congressional testimony from president trump's former campaign chief paul manafort and others. today comes senator feinstein was asked if manafort and donald trump, jr., will accept of the committee request to appear. senator feinstein: am i concerned? no, i'm not concerned, because if they don't, they will be subpoenaed. mark: the judiciary panel is working with mr. mueller to

trial, simpson was acquitted of murdering his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson, and her friend, ronald goldmanglobal news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. >> the congressional budget office has released a score on the latest version of republican health care and it would reduce the deficit by foreign to $20 billion and reduce the number of injured people by 32 billion -- 30 julian dollars over the next decade. to speak with you, once again. let me get your reaction to numbers we have seen today. this seems very much in line with line with the previous iteration. upit is getting hard to keep with all the scores coming out of the fine folks at cbo, but today's score of the senate bill looks similar to what we saw last week on a previous iteration. there have been some changes, the amendments and changes keep in old taxes that were part of the aca and use some of the money for opioids and some other things, but you end up in a similar place, 22 million folks losing coverage by 2026. >> there are stories coming out. you

in 1995 he was acquitted of murdering ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ronald goldman in they. abc7 will carry the parole hearing live in a special report starting tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. on abc7 and the abc7 news app and abc7news.com. >>> a bridle store abruptly shut down last week leaving brides without dresses. >> 7 on your side's michael finney found a local store (male announcer) are you ready to take the scenic route? then you belong at bass pro shops for freedom days. with clearance savings of 20 to 40% on select shorts and shirts. and save $50 on this eclipse speed frame tent. what should i watch? show me sports. it's so fluffy! look at that fluffy unicorn! he's so fluffy i'm gonna die! your voice is awesome. the x1 voice remote. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> wedding dress making alfred angelo today apologized to countless brides left scrambling for a dress after the company filed for bankruptcy yesterday. >> talk about stress. michael finney looked into what brides are doing to save their big day. >> many brides-to-be develop an emotional attachment to the dress

actor who was acquitted in a murder trial of his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson and her boyfriend ronald goldman. his former attorney told fox the granting him parole was the right decision. his former client received a much longer sentence than he should have. >> he got a tenfold increase in his sentence for a minor, minor crime. it is unfair to then take revenge on him and multiply his sentence for a small crime because you believe he committed a big crime for which he was acquitted. >> simpson has served nine years. he is set to be released as early as october 1. >> scary moments as a sea plane made an emergency landing right there in the east river. you can see several passengers, there they are with those yellow life vest outside of the plane is a float in the water. an nypd boat rushed to the scene and pulled six passengers and the pilot to safety. you can see the see boat not only rush the passengers to safety, they told that plane to a dock >>> homeless advocates are marching and demanding better services for those in need. paul chambers spoke with some of the demonstrators about what th

a jury found him not guilty in the murder of nicole brown anden ronald goldman. a new generation got a chance to relive the trial the past year. "the people vs. o.j. simpson" aired with cuba gooding jr. playing the role of simpson. he made america ab oscar for the trial of the century. one of the prosecutors in simpson's original trial talked about the decision by the parole board. >> the fact that he's 70 years old, 70-year-olds tend to not be e resit vous in terms of violent crimes. so the world and miami is a little safer because o.j. simpson is 70. >> "nbc nightly news" with lester holt will go in-depth with christopher dar don and team corring the relows. that's after our news at 6:00. o.j. simpson grant ed parole. he'll get out of prison in october. he plans to move to florida to spend time with his family. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with the dangerous heat. we spoke to a a doctor who said there have been extra patients coming in with heat illnesses today. these guy hs to be extra careful as they worked outside in cen

trial in 1995 for the murder of his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson, and the murder of her friend, ronald goldmanj. simpson was acquitted of those charges in the most-watched court case in history. here is the report from the "cbs evening news," this evening. >> mr. simpson, i vote to grant parole when eligible. and that will conclude this hearing. >> thank you. >> his relief was obvious. o.j. simpson, now 70, would soon be free on parole. >> it was a serious crime and there was no excuse. >> the hearing lasted more than an hour as commissioners asked simpson how prison had changed him. >> are you humbled by this incarceration? >> while expressing regret, he insisted others brought guns. >> i am no danger to pull a gun on anybody. i never have in my life. i have never been accused of it in my life. >> one of the dealers robbed told the parole board simpson had served enough time. >> he made a mistake. >> he truly is remorseful. >> we just want him to come home so we can move forward for us quietly. >> i am not a guy who has lived a criminal life. i am a pretty straight shooter. >> hanging over th

after the death of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ronald goldman. whatever became of that famous white bronco? from our partner's at c-n-n christi paul went and found out... "i'm gonna have to interrupt this call. i understand we have live picture in los angeles.""i think i just saw o.j. simpson on the 5 freeway. he's headed north.""police believe oj simpson is in that car.""the authorities were trying to phone the bronco." june 17, 1994...95 million americans watched live television as o-j simpson became the most famous fugitive in america.the former heisman trophy winner was supposed to surrender to police in connection with the murders of his ex-wife and her friend ron goldman."this is ac. i have oj in my car." instead, o-j was huddled in the backseat of his friend's a-c cowling's ford bronco."you gotta tell police to back off. he's still alive but he's got a gun to his head.""i just want to be with nicole.""you don't need to be with nicole. you need to be with your family and with your kids." "please toss the gun. juice, just toss it."millions w

he was acquitted, but two years later found civilly liable for the death of his ex-wife and ronald goldmanry in that case awarded the goldman family $33 million, but the family has collected almost none of that because simpson's $25,000 a month nfl pension is out of their reach. >> harris: dan springer, thank you very much. we were talking on the couch as dan was saying what will happen next to o.j. simpson. sting out of the limelight is not summing he can do, does he need money at this point? what about the judgment against him. >> judge andrew: under federal pension laws, it can be reached by a judgment. he owes $30 million, they can't take that $30 million from the $25,000. he collected the $25,000, although he can't spend it while he's in jail. he's got a nice kitty waiting for him as well is this $25,000 a month income. he can live a very nice lifestyle on that for the rest of his life. >> sandra: should he be a freeman? >> judge andrew: yes, i believe he was over sentenced. for the robbery, i can't get myself into the judges mind, but there was the feeling and the implication from th

in 1995 he was acquitted of murdering ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ronald goldman in theve in a special report starting tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. on abc7 and the abc7 news app and abc7news.com. >>> a bridle store abruptly shut down last week leaving brides without dresses. >> 7 on your side's michael >> 7 on your side's michael finney found a local store ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this july visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. >>> wedding dress making alfred angelo today apologized to countless brides left scrambling for a dress after the company filed for bankruptcy yesterday. >> talk about stress. michael finney looked into what brides are doing to save their big day. >> many brides-to-be develop an emotional attachment to the dress they choose. losing that dress no doubt has devastated many. rosemary dÍaz admires the many wedding dresses to choose from at dory anne veil's bridle salon in castro valley. she recalls browsing the racks

forever define the football great after the murders of nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman. >> simpson back in court. lauren demarco joining us with more on this. >> reporter: once again the country captivate as o.j. simpson appears in a courtroom. it was that familiar face aging questions from a parole board via video conference. the 70-year-old disgraced football star getting some unlikely help from that bruce fromong one of the his robbery victims. he called simpson a good man misled on that night in las vegas back in 2007. >> i don't feel that he's a threat. he's a good man. i know that he does a lot for other people. i feel that nine and a half to 33 >> reporter: simpson's daughter also spoke calling him her rock. the four member parole board unanimously voted to free him. he was emotional repeatedly thanking them. simpson served the minimum nine years of his up top 33 year sentence at love lock prison in nevada. he's had a mostly clean record while incarcerated coaching in the prison gym and counseling many other inmates. simpson described himself today as a now devout christian

controversial acquittal for the 1994 murders of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend, ronald goldman found liable in a civil case ordered to pay $33.5 million to the sur visor and his own children. he didn't address any of that today. >> i always thought i've been pretty good with people. i've spent a conflict free life. i'm not a guy that ever got in fights on the street with the public and everybody. nobody ever accused me of pulling any weapon on them. >> john kelly was the lead attorney for the estate of nicole brown simpson and civil trial attorney eric guster. you couldn't watch that parole hearing today and not be struck when he said i've had a conflict free life. obviously, the trial of the century. there were those tapes at the murder trial of nicole making calls about domestic abuse. there was a road rage charge. eric, none of that was what was being considered. >> the trial was not being considered because he was acquitted of that case. the police officers were called out to his home on several occasions for domestic violence. i didn't agree that part of it. i was proud of

and her friend ronald goldman. it's known as the trial of the century. sensational trial captivated the country and was extremely controversial. >> we were just rob at gun point by oj simpson. >> 13 years later, the juice was in the spotlight again. simpson and five others broke into the room of a sports memorabilia dealer in las vegas to take back memorabilia simpson claimed was his. simpson was found guilty in 2008 of armed robbery. , kidnapping and other charges. at his sentencing, simpson said he was sorry but was sentenced to nine to 33 years in prison in nevada. simpson was granted parole on the armed robbery convictions in 2013 but other charges including kidnapping remained. simpson faced at least four more years in prison. by all accounts simpson has been model prisoner and has had no incidents during his time in prison. tomorrow simpson appear as inmate 102780 in a hearing room to ask for his freedom. the former football star who became a hollywood celebrity now 70 will ask four parole bore members who sided with him before to release him in oc

. >> 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 tonight excessive heat, we are in the middle of t

as i have said many times i think he should be serving life in prison for killing ronald goldman andicole brown. but this case was a pretty bogus case. and, frankly, it seemed like this he might -- he might get out because he's already served quite a few years already. >> jeffrey, thanks very much. it airs this sunday night at 9:00 eastern time and pacific only here on cnn. i'm jim sciutto. thanks very much for watching. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >> the breaking news, intelligence sources telling cnn russia is ramping up espionage activity in the united states. more than 150 russian spies now believed to be in america. the news coming hours before president trump's first face-to-face meeting with vladimir putin. >> plus russia wants the u.s. to give back two mansions suspected of housing spies. will trump agree. >>> and a north korean nuclear missile could hit the west coast in 20 minutes. but is the u.s. ready? let's go out front. >>> out front tonight the breaking news. cnn learning that russian spies are stepping up their intelligence gathering in the u.s. this is

jury unanimously found in 1997 that hebrew tally and viciously killed nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman. they could have considered that. all you have to do is go to the website for the parole board and it states under aggravateing circumstances, i'm looking at it here, any other information that the inwitt is a risk -- inmate is a risk to public safety. they had latitude and discretion to take judicial notice of the jury's decision in 1997, that this guy is a killer and necessity chose not to. they also ignored his prior conviction in 1989 of pru tally beating his -- brutally beating his wife. you can see the pictures online. black and blue and her face swollen, so battered, you can almost not even recognize her. that's a prior conviction. and they could have considered that. and they chose not to. >> neil: i know you're a great lawyer and all, but obviously, o.j. simpson is a familiar face, there was a time before the murders that he was a multimillion dollar a year actor, entertainer, just media figure. can he get back to that, is there any -- anything that you see here that shows he

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faced trial in 195 for the murder of his exwife nicole brown simpson and the murder of his friend ronald goldman. o.j. simpson was acquitted in the most watched court case in history. here is the report from the cbs evening news this evening. >> mr. simpson, i do vote to grant parole when eligible. and that will conclude this hearing. >> thank you. >> his relief was obvious. o.j. simpson now 70 years old will be soon be free on parole. >> it was a serious crime and there's no excuse for it. >> the video conference lasted more than an hour as they asked simpson how prison changed him. >> are you humbled by this incarceration. >> yes. >> while expressing regret he insisted it was others who decided to bring days the day in las vegas they robbed of items simpson believed had been stolen from him. >> i didn't pull a gun on anybody. i never have in my life. never been accused of it in my life. >> one of them told the parole board simpson serve the enough time. >> this is a good man, he made a mistake. >> simpson's oldest daughter. >> we want him to come home so we can move forward for us quietly. >>

now, he, of course, is entitled to say that he didn't kill nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman, hemestic abuse, and nicole had called 911 repeatedly, and for him to say this wife beater, this domestic abuser, to say he had led a conflict-free life indicates how he views domestic violence as something that's not really a crime, it's just sort of a personal matter, and i thought it was appalling, but it was indicative of the character that o.j. simpson has displayed in private through most of his life. >> danny, what factors do you think influence the parol board's decision today? >> you know exactly what factors because it's laid out in nevada's parol guidelines. and they went through them, each and every one at the hearing. some of the factors that helped o.j., the fact that he's 70 and the fact that he remains sort of conflict-free, while he was in prison. although as jeffrey says, certainly not in life in general. on the other hand, some of the factors that hurt him was that this was a property crime, and statistics show that people are likely to repeat offend when you commit cri

1995 acquittal on murder charges in the death of his wife, nicole brown simpson, and her friend ronald goldman, as well as a civil court decision that found him liable for those debts. president trump today announced a pharmaceutical package in the white house. the program is aimed at driving u.s. manufacturing and job growth. he was joined by the ceos of merck, corning, and pfizer. the president has declined an invitation to speak at the naacp's annual convention next week in baltimore. the nation's oldest civil rights organization responded by questioning his commitment to his african-american constituents. the chairman called trump's decision and historic departure from past in with the association. speak lastid not year, citing scheduling conflicts with the republican national convention. in brussels, the second round of brexit talks has ended with a variety of disagreements. the two sides could not reach common ground of about the role of the court of justice, the money that u.k. must pay the eu, and the border between ireland and northern ireland. the eu says the next step is to clarify

will >> reporter: now, simpson's infamous acquittal in the furthers of nicole brown simpson and ronald goldmannot expected to play any role in today's hearing. allison. >> wisdom thank you. in baltimore this morning a lot of questions and outrage about a video that appears to show police officers planting drugs at a crime scene. a person charged with possessing drugs forwarded the body camera footage to the states attorney's officers. the 92nd video shows three officers, one of them placing a can in an area filled with garbage as two others look on. the officer then activates his body cameras and returns to pick up the can. what he didn't know was that the cameras save 30 seconds of video from before they're activated. the public deferred's office says the prosecutor was appalled by this video and has dropped the charges in this case. >> in arizona overnight a search and rescue team discovered what they believe to be the body of a missing 27-year-old man who was that swept away by a flash flood on saturday but and officials say they to identify the body. nine other relatives were killed includ

the man who was accused and acquitted of the brutal stabbing deaths of his ex-wife nicole and ronald goldmanthe parole board. >> nobody has ever accused me of pulling any weapon on them. >> reporter: simpson who once pleaded no contest to spousal battery, whose wife badly beaten face was shown repeatedly at his murder trial had this to say. >> i always thought i've been pretty good with people and i basically spent a conflict-free life, you know. >> his life has been nothing but tumult. once he got charged with this crime, we heard all about these beatings, all about how abusive and what a bully he was and how nasty he was towards women. >> reporter: tonight, one veteran trial attorney doubts the country will ever completely turn the page from the trial that so bitterly divided america. >> the mere mention of his name brings angst and anxiety to a lot of people. it will probably reignite the hate that was kind of percolating under the surface, and people will continue to consider him one of america's most luckiest murderers to date. >> o.j. simpson could be released as early as october. he s

controversial acquittal after the 1994 double murder of his ex-wife nicole brown and her friend ronald goldmanest e release date would be october 1st. if parole is denied simpson would have to wait at least a year for his next hearing. >>> 6:46. one of four inmates who overdosed in the santa clara jail is still in the hospital. three others are back in their cells this morning. sources tell nbc bay area news the men overdosed on heroin. correctional deputies found them early wednesday afternoon. now the leader of a panel that tried to help improve jail operations is calling for reforms. >> there has to be new leadership to change the culture in the jail. >> that is a judge who chaired a commission on reform which made 101 recommendations last year. we investigated this morning and found a report from the california department of corrections and rehabilitation about drug use in prison. the study publish ed in april says drug use has dropped by nearly a quarter since lawmakers approved over $10 million to stop contraband drugs from coming into prisons. >>> 6:47 right now on your thursday. develo

the subsequent events have only reinforced my belief that he killed nicole blown-simpson and ronald goldman. but he was acquitted so he didn't have to acknowledge that. but he was convicted and pleaded guilty to beating his wife. and to say that you had led this placid, wonderful life and you had just done nothing wrong ever under any circumstances without acknowledging that, i mean, it just shows -- i mean, it's also makes a broader point that so many people in our society don't think domestic violence is like a real crime. you know, it's like, it's a personal thing. it's not -- and it is a crime and everybody needs to know that, and it's not just a crime against the victim, domestic violence is a crime against the whole society. and seeing that sort of self-justifying behavior on the part of o.j. simpson just reinforces the belief that, you know, he is a deeply delusional and self-obsessed narcissist, and, you know, good luck to america once he's out. >> wow. jeffrey toobin, holding back, not so much. this is why we love talking to you and you wrote the book on the whole thing, mark, back

simpson was sent to prison in 2008 more than a decade after he was found not guilty of murdering ronald goldmanout it yesterday. >> it brought me back three years ago sitting in the courtroom with the sweaty hands, visceral feeling in your belly and rapid heart rate. how i like to describe to people, it's like going up the tallest roller coaster. it really affected me today, this morning. but once it was read, i'm like, okay, the tv's going off. it is what it is. the law says he is granted parole and we as a community, you know, in order for us to feel peace in our own selves have to accept it or at least try to. >> we asked brown if simpson seemed like a changed man and she said no. >>> president trump is shaking up his team of lawyers. trump's former attorney marc kasowitz is out. kasowitz's spokesman ron has resigned. >> mr. trump said this week that investigating his and his family's finances would redline. sources say they're investigating business dealings against the president's former campaign chairman paul manafort. they started that inquiry and then turned it over to mueller's team. >

in 1995, he was acquitted in the brutal slayings of his ex-wife, nicole brown, and her friend, ronald goldman the parole board is is supposed to ignore. if he's out of the prison until october 1st. he has a number of things going for him. his age, an unblemished prison record, the testimony of his victim. the goldman family telling us they'll continue to hound simpson for the $33 million award they won against him in that civil suit back in 1997. george? >> matt, thanks. let's bring in our legal team. dan abrams. nancy grace. the consensus is he'll get paroled? >> likely. they have literally 11 factors they consider. plus one, minus one, they score it. o.j. simpson was already granted parole on fi5 of the 12. everyone now believed if you take what the parole board did previously. think about the fact that o.j. simpson still hasn't had problems in prison, he'll probably get parole. but he's o.j. simpson. there's that factor out there that remains. meaning the the world knows about the murder case. knows that he was found responsible in the civil case. it shouldn't matter. the question is going

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