simpson grayer and heavier now acknowledging several people he knew in the courtroom audience. he is serving time. simpson claims the lawyer that rep sentd him had a conflict of interest because he knew about the plan and could have been called as a witness to the crimes. >> nearly 50 years ago martin luther king junior delivered his iconic dream speech now a small group of middle school students from san francisco will travel to king's alma mater to mark the anniversary and listen to president obama deliver the commencement address. they're only in 8th grade, in two days they will travel to moorehouse college to witness 500 young black men graduate. >> if you go to college it takes commitment. >> the exciting moment will be hearing president obama deliver the commencement address. >> it's a big privilege. >> they will visit where dr. king preached. 13 students from martin luther king middle school will make the trip. they are part of a program called students of pride helping to close the achievement gap of some minority students. bob ivory is the program director one of eight

simpson grayer and heavier now acknowledging several people he knew in the courtroom audience. is serving time. simpson claims the lawyer that rep sentd him had a conflict of interest because he knew about the plan and could have been called as a witness to the crimes. >> nearly 50 years ago martin luther king junior delivered his iconic dream speech now a small group of middle school students from san francisco will travel to king's alma mater to mark the anniversary and listen to president obama deliver the commencement address. they're only in 8th grade, in two days they will travel to moorehouse college to witness 500 young black men graduate. >> if you go to college it takes commitment. >> the exciting moment will be hearing president obama deliver the commencement address. >> it's a big privilege. >> they will visit where dr. king preached. 13 students from martin luther king middle school will make the trip. they are part of a program called students of pride helping to close the achievement gap of some minority students. bob ivory is the program director one of eight ch

yesterday we got our first look at simpson since his 2008 conviction. heavier and grayerould take the stand tomorrow. >>> after five months on the international space station, a three man crew made a dramatic return to earth with a fiery re-entry before landing in kazakhstan. american thomas marshburn, a russian and canadian commander chris hatfield touched down this morning. the men were put into chairs to help them adjust to gravity. the video hatfield made, we showed it to you first yesterday, him singing david bowie's "space odyssey" now has more than 5.5 million views on youtube. >>> check out this amazing view from 1776 feet above street level. while spectators and workers cheered, a camera was attached to the world trade center spire and raised friday morning. these guys installing the 758 ton spire, pretty brave. check out just how tiny the cars are down there if you can even see them. >>> well, the big cell phone carriers are teaming up to fight texting and driving. cnbc's jackie deangelis is here with what's moving your money. good morning. there was a recent st

simpson's judgment. let's see what he looked like as he entered the courtroom yesterday. heavier and grayer disgraced football legend o.j. simpson slowly stepped into a las vegas courtroom after 4 1/2 years in prison for kidnapping and assault and armed robbery. the new simps legal team presenting 19 claims they say he was so poorly represented in the 2008 kidnap trial that he should get a new trial. new lead attorney patricia paum argues simpson was never told about an offered plea deal and should have taken the witness stand. gabe grassoo told the court on monday he wanted simpson to testify then. >> o.j. is a very eloquent person and -- and he can explain himself very as well and so i thought he would be a great witness. >> reporter: simpson's lawyers also tried to show the former heisman trophy winner had been drinking alcohol which impaired him from seeing his cohorts carry guns into the confrontation. the new simpson team knew that galantra knew about the plans to get back some of those memorabilia. o.j. simpson' trial took the stand. >> was your dad drinking alcohol that evening? >>

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simpson sometimes slightly nodding in approval as his attorneys hammered away at witnesses. heavier and grayerd into a las vegas courtroom, after 4 1/2 years in prison, for kidnapping, assault and armed robbery. the new simpson legal team is presenting 19 claims they say showed he was so poorly represented in the 2008 kidnap trial by yale galanter that he should get a new trial. new lead attorney patricia palm argues simpson was never told about an offered plea deal and should have taken the witness stand. gabe grasso assisted galanter in 2008, and emphatically told the court monday he wanted simpson to testify then. >> o.j. is a very eloquent person. and he can explain himself very well. and so i thought he would be a great witness. >> reporter: simpson's lawyers also tried to show the former heisman trophy winner had been drinking alcohol, which impaired him from seeing his cohorts carry guns into the confrontation. the new simpson team argues that galanter knew about simpson's plans to get back some of his memorabilia. simpson's daughter arnelle took the stand saying she was with her father

simpson says his defense attorney misled him. now he wants a new trial. as bill whitaker shows us prison has taken a toll on the former football star. >> reporter: his wrist in shackles it was a grayermpson that entered a courtroom yesterday. >> a shadow of his former self. he looked sad. he looked years older which he is but more years. >> reporter: his image today is a stark contrast to the defendant we saw in court in 2008. that's when simpson was sentenced to a minimum of nine years behind bars for taking part in an armed robbery of sports memorabilia, which simpson said was his and he wanted returned. >> the state's motion to revoke bail. we oppose that. >> reporter: simpson said his lawyers made mistakes back then and he's now asking the court for a new trial. >> they call it a hail mary motion. it's the last pitch to get to freedom again. >> reporter: simpson says his lawyer, yale galanter never tried to halt the admission of damning evidence. a tape recording of the incident and failed to tell him about a potential plea bargain. simpson said galanter made a mistake by not letting him testify in his own defense. yesterday galanter's co-counsel agreed with simpson. >> did your

simpson is back in court. a little grayer, maybe a couple more pounds, back in court in las vegas.e wants another trial. he want his freedom back. let me take you back briefly 2007, 12 years after his acquittal lead these five beefy guys on a recovery operation. you will hear o.j. simpson confronting to men in a small vegas hotel room. he believed they were trying to sell items they had stolen from him. here he was. >> [ bleep ] don't let nobody out here [ bleep ] [ bleep ] get over there. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] mike took it. >>> so as it turned out two of simpson's tough guys were armed that day. that didn't help simpson plead his case out. i want you to look at his face as the guilty verdict was read. not happy. he said he was only taking items that rightly belonged to him. that was a short version for you today. with us now to help us fill in the blanks, a defense and former prous court from new york. and tanya aker. both of you welcome. tonya, let's start with you. the crux of this o.j. simpson is blaming his lawyer for the conviction. yale -- >> it's certainly that, brooke. let's

simpson. and he looks like a bigger man and a grayer man that we're suesed to seeing in a courtroom.ying to have previous court decisions saying he didn't have proper legal reputation. he's serving time for orchestrateing memorabilia seizure that he claims was stolen from him. the court proceedings go on even at this moment. i want to bring our panel back in. ana kasparian, jayar jackson michael shure in san francisco with us, and robin sachs. i understand this is an intrigue intriguing situation for a for reasons. >> i'm listening to co-counsel forand. >> gill gillander represented o.j. and he had co-counsel, and they got into a spat themselves after the 2008 conviction in which grasso said gillander was supposed to pay him $250,000 for being co-counsel but then ripped him off. >> so o.j.'s counsel are arguing already. >> and then they testified that gill gillander said in open court, listen, we have experts analyzing audio tape, and it actually says, yes we're paying an expert to analyze the tapes. guess what, the tapes were never analyzed. that's what o.j. said. if you want to get

simpson today in las vegas court seeking a new trial for 2008 armed robbery and kidnapping conviction. oj entered the court in handcuffs a little heavier and a lot grayern he was when a jury convicted him of robbing two sports collectors. you may recall o.j. simpson was claiming he was trying to reclaim his stolen property or get back his stuff. he is serving 9 to 33 years in evan prvment his attorney argues the former star should get a new trial claiming his attorney in the original one was incompetent. of course, o.j. is best known for stunning acquittal in the 1995 trial of the century as they called it then. in which a jury found him not guilty of killing his ex-wife and her friend. trace gallagher. when is o.j. expected to testify. >> well, looking like wednesday, shep. this hearing is moving faster than expected. so o.j. could take the stand as early as foam. o.j. has not testified since 1996 during his civil case. as we all know that didn't go very well. but one of his former defense attorneys dave testified today he fought for o.j. to testify five years ago and o.j. wanted to testify. listen. >> my answer to him was hell yes, you testify that's

heavier and grayer, disgraced football legend o.j. simpsonstepped into a las vegas courtroom after 4 1/2 years in prison for kidnapping, assault, and armed robbery. the new simpson legal team is presenting 19 claims they say showed he was so poorly represented in the 2008 kidnap trial by yale galmentor that he should get a new trial. new lead attorney patricia palm argues simpson was never told about an offered plea deal and should have taken the witness stand. gabe grasso assisted galanter in 2008, and emphatically told the court monday he wanted simpson to testify then. >> o.j. is a very eloquent person. and he can explain himself very well. and so i thought he would be a great witness. >> reporter: simpson's lawyers also tried to show the former heisman trophy winner had been drinking alcohol, which impaired him from seeing his cohorts carry guns into the confrontation. the new simpson team argues that galanter knew about simpson's plans to get back some of his memorabilia. simpson's daughter arnelle took the stand saying she was with her

simpson, jenna, he is part of our history. he is now 65 years old, older, grayerut once again shackled inside a nevada courtroom. and unless he prevails, simpson is likely to spend the rest of his life behind bars. now, here is his claim, that this high-priced defense lawyer did such an ineffective job including denying him the right to testify that o.j. did not get a fair trial. >> i had 100% sense no doubt in my mind that this was going to be that o.j. should testify. >> reporter: that was simpson's other lawyer, gabe grasso, who told a riveting story yesterday of a behind the scenes defense team in shambles, alleging that the lawyer failed to tell simpson prosecutors had offered him a plea deal of 2-5 years. >> yale said i'll talk to o.j. about this. >> are okay. >> and that's when another one of those down -- something happened. i don't know what he talked about, but he said he'd talk to o.j. about it. >> reporter: chance of winning this thing unless the allegations we heard yesterday are true. basically, that yale had advised and had knowledge of before and a

simpson right there. back in court yesterday, a little grayer, somewhat heavier smiling as he tries to approach the judge wants a new trial for the conviction for the sentence that put him in prison for the last five years. and his health, as well. >> a lot of people commenting. >>> also ahead, the woman dubbed the female james bond now on trial for allegedly killing an aspiring actress and model. did a wealthy doctor hire her as a hit woman? >>> also, a video from late-night television. it has gone viral. it's a couple belting out a song at a gas pump and, boy, when you see it, you think this is terrific. but, is it too terrific to be true? >> oh, no. >> it's funny. it is funny. funny no matter what. >> it's great. >> i'm with you, robin. >> great. it's a great one. a great one. >> no, no, no. we are going to switch gears, as well, and talk more go the big headline from angelina jolie. her revelation overnight about her choice to undergo a double mastectomy and her three months of surgery all kept top secret. >>> a lot going on, but we'll begin with o.j. simpson, back in court to get out of jail. abc's

simpson we know and remember >> looks heavier. >> he is grayer. a picture, 2008 when convicted. >> 65 years old. eligible for parole. five years from now. >> five more years. we're looking at -- it was a 33-year conviction. still, he could spend a decade in jail before he could see the light of day. and he's already lost an appeal back in 2010, so this is reaching for the straws. >> i can't get over. this is the guy i watched rush and break all kinds of nfl records as a kid, watched him on "monday night football," with al michaels in the booth. he was america's darling at one point. >> look at him now. >> yeah. >>> in philadelphia a doctor is facing the death penalty. after his first-degree murder conviction for the killing of three newborns. dr. kermit gosnell was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the overdose death of an abortion patient. abortion opponents say this case shows what really goes on behind closed doors. >> gosnell is not an aberration. abortion clinics are unregulated across our country. every year we see the deaths of women inside the clinics. >> abort

grayer. and instead of wearing those suit and ties that we're used to seeing this time. o.j. simpsonporting a blue prison jump suit, piers. >> and in terms of where this is going to go, it is going to come down presumably to his word against his former attorney's word, right? >> right, and there is a lot of ground work and foundation that he and his new attorney are laying down. but really it goes to the heart of this matter. o.j. simpson says he got bad legal advice. but get this, before the confrontation even happened he says that he had a conversation with his attorney and the attorney told him that he could go back, piers and take back his belongings legally. listen to what he had to say. >> what was his advice to you regarding the entire plan? >> that if they didn't give me the stuff, we have to call the police. >> okay. >> and that is what i told everybody involved that if they don't give it to me, i'm going to get the police in there. >> okay. did you have any understanding whether you could detain people or not? >> not until the police came. >> okay. so at this point, your ad

: if you're viewers would like to watch this testimony by oj simpson you can do so it's streaming online on foxnews.com. jon: a little grayer. well a life or death decision for jurors in the jodi arias trial. a live report on the sentencing phase after the jury found that woman guilty of first-degree murder. plus, continuing to watch oj simpson, monitoring his testimony, we'll have any big updates for you as they cross. >> stuff of mine that was for sale, some real and some bogus. i spent the last ten years raising two kids, you know, through their keane age years to get them in college. i wasn't going to go chase any of this stuff. but he called me, i mean really insisted excessively, and once he sort of let me know that i might know the guys, then my -- look what mommy is having. mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. jon: fox news alert and a bit of a hail marr mary, oj simpson on the stand trying to get a break in his armed robbery and kidnapping conviction. let's listen i

simpson, of course, a native san franciscan who played two >> reporter: seasons with the 49ers. five years behind bars have left the onetime football hero and tv pitchman grayer old cockiness on display as he entered the courtroom in shackles and a prison jumpsuit. he's trying to overturn a prison sentence that could keep him incarcerated for the rest of his life. >> "i didn't break into anybody's room, i didn't beat up anybody. i didn't try to muscle the guys." >> reporter:at the age of 65, o=j simpson is hoping someone will listen to his story. 18 years ago, a los angeles jury acquitted him of murdering his wife and another man. >> reporter:and simpson became one of the most hated figures in the country. when a las vegas judge threw the book at him for roughing up a pair of sportsmemorabilia collectors at this hotel, many people though justice had finally been served. now simpson is asking for a new trial, saying he'd only been trying to reclaim personal items stolen from him. and that his attorney gave him bad advice. >>"the overall advice he gave me was, "you have a right to get your stuff." he gave me an example that if you were walking down the street a