simpson. >> the story that won't go away. o.j. simpson. >> i'm not black, i'm o.j. >> on the 20th anniversary of his civil verdict -- an award-winning tv series. >> thank you. and now, an epic espn documentary. nominated for oscar gold. all the real players, then and now. >> i'm sorry. >> i'm sorry for all of it. >> the celebrity criminal. the cop who found the infamous glove. >> simpson came back from chicago. >> reporter: the woman who prosecuted o.j. >> his ability to turn on the charisma. he knew when the camera was on him. >> reporter: o.j. didn't testify now but tonight he will. >> the deposition tapes from his civil case. >> deposition of orenthalj. simpson. if years, they were store under lock and key. tonight, those stories those rare tapes will tell. >> what did you do to her? >> i wrestled her. >> reporter: o.j. under oath and exposed. >> why don't you ask me? >> i just did. >> reporter: his arrogance. >> just strutted in, making jokes. >> reporter: jokes at an adeposition of a doub

simpson."osing as a used car salesman selling a white bronco. >> hopefully there's no bodies in this thing. i can guarantee the car has escape ability. >> reporter: 13 years after the verdict, a baffling attempt to steal back his own memorabilia. this time a different verdict. >> guilty. >> reporter: landing him in prison with a 33-year sentence for robbery. >> that must feel like some sort of vindication for you. >> he's not serving time for the murders and that's what would be vindicating. >> reporter: the former prosecutor has since left the courtroom, fulfilling a childhood dream of becoming a crime novelist. the country is going through this re-examination of you. what do you think of that? >> i think it's really nice to be understood. it's really nice. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm juju chang in new york. >>> next, ryan gosling talks about how aspects of his role in "la la land" closely resemble his own life. >>> later, hollywood goes political. which cause celeb will get the most cel

gary: there's webb simpson. in thela pyoffs he has one three defeats.ing to have his ball in the bunker. players in the bunker. webb will be first to play. 125 oing to have about yards, something like that. nice lie, nice and flat. a pretty clean look at it. peter; he's got 127 and it's a good lie. gary: and dottie, there's ball.'s is it going to be ok? dottie: just fine. 10 yard. 1 7 better. what do you think, guys? a sloppy ou can hit hook with there with a wedge. bounce u get a bit more with one of your wedges, which a got to make life just little easier. mind you, the green was very irm before, wasn't it? gary: the bad thing, we mentioned a second ago. none of these two

simpson."n memorabilia. this time a different verdict. >> guilty. >> reporter: landing him in prison with a 33-year sentence for robbery. >> that must feel like some sort of vindication for you. >> he's not serving time for the murders and that's what would be vindicating. >> reporter: the former prosecutor has since left the courtroom, fulfilling a childhood dream of becoming a crime novelist. the country is going through this re-examination of you. what do you think of that? >> i think it's really nice to be understood. it's really nice. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm juju chang in new york. >>> next, ryan gosling talks about how aspects of his role in "la la land" closely resemble his own life. >>> later, hollywood goes political. which cause celeb will get the most celeb attention at this year's academy awards? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and h

here in los angeles, the murder trial of fallen american sports star oj simpson simpson more than 20merised the local population and much of the world. those events have inspired a film to become a very strong contender in the oscars' best documentary feature category. that race is our focus now. one day, everyone's going to know everything that you have done, man. if nothing else, oj: made in america is a hugely—ambitious work. a compilation of a five—part television series which runs for eight hours. in the media—saturated, racially—charged trial of more than 20 years ago, oj simpson ago, was tried and then acquitted of murdering his ex—wife. the director sees the film telling the story of america through the le ns of the story of america through the lens of oj simpson. before he became infamous, he had already changed the barriers with regard to how we regarded like athletes and black sports stars. another documentary examining race is 13th. the 13th amendment abolish slavery, but the point the director is trying to make is that it still exists. there is a criminality cause which

simpson: made in america, appears to be at the front runner.s are the most sought after it is in industry. not only for actors. it is a priser can enhance career prospects. so with that in mind, let's take a look at who is in the running the best actor and actress categories this year. the best actor prize is looking like it could go to denzel washington. he also directed the film. it is based on the prize—winning play at the same name. fences. it is an honour and a privilege to be part of it. first as troy is an actor, and now to be given the responsibility if you will of interpreting it. i think the idea was that you would relocate. the best actor trophy can also go to 41 your old casey affleck, who is running neck and neck with denzel washington, for his betrayal of a handyman haunted by his past in manchester by the sea. a complete character. you was so difficult. i really felt like i learnt a lot. the next i might do a movie, i will take all that stuff that i learnt on to the next movie. ryan gosling is in the next movie. ryan gosling is i

gary: there's webb simpson. in thela pyoffs he has one three defeats. he's going to have his ball in the bunker. players in the bunker. webb will be first to play. 125 oing to have about yards, something like that. nice lie, nice and flat. a pretty clean look at it. peter; he's got 127 and it's a good lie. gary: and dottie, there's ball.'s is it going to be ok? dottie: just fine. 10 yard. 1 7 better. what do you think, guys? a sloppy ou can hit hook with there with a wedge. bounce u get a bit more with one of your wedges, which a got to make life just little easier. mind you, the green was very irm before, wasn't it? gary: the bad thing, we mentioned a second ago. none of these two they want to make a putt that. doesn't bode well for a playoff. someone has to stick it. peter: he's working on rounding t his golf swing, especially with a diver do -- driver but you don't want that here, catch heavy. gary: looking over to the right. looked like a clean hit. right at likes this it. oh, look at this. oh, released a little bit on him. nick: wow, that's like ro

gary: there's webb simpson. in the playoffs he has one three defeats. he's going to have his ball in the bunker. players in the bunker. webb will be first to play. 125 oing to have about yards, something like that. nice lie, nice and flat. a pretty clean look at it. peter; he's got 127 and it's a good lie. gary: and dottie, there's ball.'s is it going to be ok? dottie: just fine. 10 yard. 1 7 better. what do you think, guys? a sloppy ou can hit hook with there with a wedge. bounce u get a bit more with one of your wedges, which a got to make life just little easier. mind you, the green was very irm before, wasn't it? gary: the bad thing, we mentioned a second ago. guys look likewo they want to make a putt that. doesn't bode well for a playoff. someone has to stick it. peter: he's working on rounding t his golf swing, especially with a diver do -- driver but you don't want that here, catch heavy. gary: looking over to the right. looked like a clean hit. right at likes this it. oh, look at this. oh, released a little bit on him. nick: wow, that's like roc

so another holler for the simpsons.id another homer for the simpsons. >> tremendous segue. >> baseball hall of fame will honor one of the episodes. cooperstown will celebrate the 25th anniversary of the show's homer at the bat episode in that show it featured hall of famers ken griffey, jr., wade bogs and ozzie flint. >> i can see it now. >> you've got ruth, derek, schmidt and homer simpson. >> does marsh get in there. >> but her hair should. >> right through the roof. >> another hall of fame. >> taller the hair the closer to god. >> more entertainment news straight ahead on fox 29 with tmz and dish nation pick that that one up in texas. stay tuned for chasing news followed by the simpsons. we're back for your fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia". >> will it be hot hot hot. >> it will be hot >>> breaking news right now on "good day philadelphia" fire fighters battling will a massive hotel fire, in new jersey, steve keeley is live on this one. >>> also another murder, rocks the city of chester as police there

we'll also hear from allen simpson. this is 45 minutes. >> you go first. >> thank you for that very generous and very wonderful introduction. i know who he was talking about, and part of it, i didn't recognize you, allen, at all. you know, i just want to thank all the people who have been mentioned this morning from t s this. i want to thank all of you for taking time from your very busy scheduled to be here today. there is no question that this has been a work of love by allen and me and all the hundreds of others who have been involved. i'll tell you, this morning when i walked in and walked into the portion of that display of what t it looked lieke when we first arrived and what it looks like with improvements that were made by the residents of this camp it really hit very very hard. you know, i met allen simpson here as a boy scott in 1943, and i was thinking, allen, we are back under a tent again. >> ours was smaller. >> ours was a lot smaller. i could always say i first met allen when he had hair and he was rolly

best documentary feature, that award will go to oj simpson: made in america.u ettes. well, that brings our special oscars preview edition of talking movies to a close. we hope you've enjoyed the show. please remember, you can always reach us online and you can find us on facebook too. so, from me and the rest of the talking movies production crew, here in la, it's goodbye. but, remember, you can catch me reporting live from the red carpet on oscars night. hello, the weather is going to throw just about everything at us over the next couple of days. rain, gales, snow, ice, hail and thunder, not to mention just a few, and some sunshine as well. it wasn't a bad start in north lincolnshire or indeed across the scottish highlands. some beautiful sunrises captured by our weather watchers a little earlier on. but through the day out west things are changing, increasingly wet and windy weather here, courtesy of this lump of cloud which has been named, not by the uk met office, but by the irish weather service. they have named this storm ewan, because they are concerne

and nicole brown simpson.ath in the double murder. the years have ticked away but what remains for the goldmans is the pain. >> a lot of things hard but ron's dreams that didn't come to fruition, sharing his life with kim because they were best buddies. >> reporter: the goldmans who own the rights to "if i did it," the controversial book authored by simpson says moving on is made nearly impossible with the fascination of all things o.j. projects like "is o.j. innocent?" >> the missing evidence. >> reporter: "american crime story." >> i did not commit this crime. >> reporter: and an oscar nomination for the espn documentary "made in america." >> he's o.j. simpson. >> it's like constantly having salt being poured in an open wound so not watching these shows doesn't really make a difference because it's still happening. >> reporter: and feeding that fascination could be simpson's possible release later this year. there is a chance that he could get paroled this year in 2017. >> october, yeah. >> what would that p

simpson trial.e're up "up all nightline" with abc's juju chang. >> reporter: many of the central players in. the trial of the century back in the spotlight as part of an oscar nominated espn documentary. o.j. made in america exploring bitter race relations plaguing lapd for decades. did the defense team cross a line? ethically. >> they cross a line every time they walk into court. every single time. >> what was the most egregious? >> i think the sheer extreme nature of the way in which race was injected went too far. >> when audiotape surfaced of the police officer who found the slurs. >> first thing anything out of a [ bleeped ] for the first five or six sentences is a lie. >> it was seen as a touchdown for the defense. >> who says things like that in. >> it was so foul, it was so despicable that i mean it was nauseating to listen to. >> it was like mana from heaven. it was indeed a gift. >> reporter: when you heard those tapes did you think this is a get out of jail free card? >> it was a blockbus

alan simpson, a pioneer of the british sitcom. alan simpson, who has died at the age of 87.housands of starlings performing their nightly ritual. dave guest has more. it's an aerial ballet with a cast of thousands, a mass of starlings flying in mesmerising harmony. the dictionary tells us this is called a murmuration. it also tells us the words been in use for hundreds of years, but why murmuration? nobody really knows the reason why it's called a murmuration. it's an interesting word, because they don't really murmur. it's a very old word. short answer — no one knows why it's called that. why do they form these patterns that move together in harmony? again, nobody really knows. there is some suggestion that they come together at dusk in a big group because it protects them from predation from the likes of buzzards or kestrels, but why they do this amazing aerial ballet before they settle down for the night, no one knows. and why this spot? why would they pick this spot? well, obviously, it's a stunning landscape — why wouldn't anyone want to spend the night here? and so, an

simpson could soon get the freedom he deserve deserves.ll star could be paroled as soon october after serving nine years of a 33 year sentence. to his credit, he has kept clean, avoided gang membership, and avoided murdering someone for over 20 years. according to a report, if he is released, he could have access to his nfl pension. according to one of his former business partners, he is convinced that he is coming out this fall and he is counting down the days to his hearing like a kid waiting for christmas. no word yet if they will take him back -- >> him running to the airport has a different meaning. >> tom: back then you could run in an airport, but i don't think that's allowed anymore. >> no running, you have to walk in a straight line. >> tom: it's been nine years. i always think he was put away for that murder he did, but that wasn't it. they got them on some other scam. >> the punishment doesn't fit this particular crime for which he was convicted, obviously he got the book thrown at them because the judge believed he was guilty o

simpson will likely be released from prison within months.cording to one report in july a parole board is expected to recommend his release based on good behavior. the earliest possible date he could be set free is in early okay, and that would mean simpson would have spent years out of a 33-year sentence behind bars for armed robbery and kidnapping. >>> we're going to turn to the health scare for celebrity fitness trainer and host of "the biggest loser." bob harper saying he is recovering from a major heart attack that left him unconscious for two days. he shared this photo from his hospital bed saying he's feeling better taking it easy. harper, we're told, collapsed actually two weeks ago during a workout at a gym in new york city. a doctor who happened to be working out near him saved his life with cpr and a defibrillator. >>> a man missing near seattle has been found after surviving five days inside his car. authorities say 69-year-old robert jones went over an embankment last wednesday as he was heading to the store. his wife reported hi

of nicole simpson and ron goalman in 1997. >> tomorrow is a big day for san francisco giant fans. fan fest. coming up in sports. hear from such the players. >>> how low can you go? a girl scout and her mom selling cookies outside a grocery store. how the police that answered the call answered the call in more ways than one. >> tonight a mom is speaking out about a terrifying situation with her daughter. she was selling girl scout cookies when they were robbed. amber lee shows us how they are not just investigating the crime but opened up their wallets and helping out. >> rosa bennett is counting her blessing. thankful that she and her 12- year-old were not hurt while they were selling girl scout cookies. >> i spoke with her after she helped police create a sketch of a robber. at five p.m. wednesday when a stranger came outside outside this safe way store in union city and made small talk about the cookies and came back later and cursed at bennett and showed her a gun in his waistband. >> he didn't take it out the way but pulled it so i could see it. for me to see that he was not k

people will be googling who sturgill simpson is on sunday night.ou can hear us, for the record of the year nominees, pretty good list here as we look at the graphic, you'll see adele for "hello," beyonce for years," rihanna featuring drake for "work," and 21 pilots for "stressed out." you say what? >> adele, "hello." she had us at hello. >> yeah. >> almost 16 months ago, it was incredible song writing and performance by adele. her pipes are beyond awesome. this is her -- >> it is beautiful and it was worth the wait, no doubt. >> so good in fact, it's not only up for album of the year but song of the year. adele for "hello," beyonce from "formation," lucas graham "seven years." mike posner. >> who wins there. >> song of the year as you know is given to the songwriter. in this case it's adele once again. tremendous singer/songwriter she is. and craftsmanship of the song is nominees with all due respect. number one for ten weeks on th charts. it's still getting a lot of play everywhere you go. it really not only should it to be the song of the year bu

simpson turn be turned loose?may get a break i tomorrow's the day besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven to help more people stay alive than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gonna step out wi