simpson. >> in the nfl simpson's fame only grows. by the mid '70s the football star is also a pitch man for companies like hertz rental car. >> it was ground breaking for america to look up and see any black person representing a major brand. >> a black man in a traditionally white role which some say describes the complex makeup of o.j. simpson who shatters color barriers while sunning civil rights act ivism. >> o.j. seemed to want to be among white people, be accepted among white people and be the nonthreatening negro. >> like the o.j. simpson we see in the "naked gun" movies starring simpson as a bumbling detective. >> he was funny and he was likeable and he was loveable and it's, like, you know, o.j. is cool. he could be silly without seeming like a total clown. did o.j. want to transcend race? did he want to be seen as not like those other ones? it seems like yes, he did. you know, there's this great moment on the new jay z. album, the story of o.j. he says i'm not black, i'm o.j. ♪ i'm not black i'm o.j. okay ♪ ♪ >> his v

simpson. we are live in nevada with a preview of today's hearing. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)a deeper marine layer this morning means cooler air and clouds are reaching farther into the valleys. the north bay is seeing low 50s while the east bay is seeing low 60s. this afternoon, we'll enjoy mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures. highs today will reach the upper 80s for the inland valleys, mid 70s closer to the bay, and low 60s at the coast. not much change expected through friday, but temperatures will likely jump this weekend. inland highs are set to rise 10 degrees to the upper 90s on saturday. mild cooling is expected next week as those upper 90s drop back down to the 80s by monday. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:04 am. sunset is at 8:28 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and androi

simpson up. oh, yeah, tom riccio is a rat. >> name the person i ratted on. >> riccio says that it was o.j. simpson who was giving the orders in the room. >> maybe i did. all right, so i'm a rat. >> reporter: following a two-week trial, 13 years to the day of this infamous moment, o.j. simpson's fate is once again in the hands of a jury. the 61-year-old found guilty on all 12 counts. friend c.j. stewart, the only one not to have cut a deal, also found guilty of armed robbery. when you heard those words and you're standing there in that courtroom -- >> i froze up. i asked for this. i left myself open. i wasn't no victim. i allowed myself to get caught up. >> reporter: you were beating yourself up at that moment. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: that's all right. take your time. it's okay. >> i just wanted my personal things and i realize i was stupid. i didn't mean to hurt anyone and i didn't mean to steal from anyone. thank you. >> all right mr. simpson, i'm going to sentence you as follows. count one.

simpson. >> in the nfl simpson's fame only grows. by the mid '70s the football star is also a pitch man for companies like hertz rental car. >> here's a few tips on how to get out of an airport fast. >> it was ground breaking for america to look up and see any black person representing a major brand. >> i'm a big sports fan. >> a black man in a traditionally white role which some say describes the complex makeup of o.j. simpson who shatters color barriers while shunning civil rights activism. >> o.j. seemed to want to be among white people, be accepted among white people and be the nonthreatening negro. >> like the o.j. simpson we see in the "naked gun" movies the campy comedy classic starring simpson as a bumbling detective. >> he was funny and he was likeable and he was loveable and it's, like, you know, o.j. is cool. he could be silly without seeming like a total clown. did o.j. want to transcend race? did he want to be seen as not like those other ones? it seems like yes, he did. you know, there's this great moment on the new jay

simpson. ===jess vo=== but will the bay area be ready if a major fire breaks out here? ===raj vo=== also - a trip to the stars. how you can explore every inch of the international space station. ===next close=== next. >>> all across the country today many americans, once again, stopped whatever they were doing to get to the nearest tv screen and witness the latest chapter in the saga of o.j. simpson. for decades he has captivated and confounded, first as a football star, then as a murder suspect, and now an inmate on the verge of freedom. nbc's anne thompson with more on america's long-lasting obsession with o.j. >> reporter: o.j. simpson has always been must-see tv. for a half century, the world has watched him run. a dazzling combination of power, speed and footwork in college and professional football. pitching us rental cars on tv. >> you've got no time to waste. >> go, o.j., go! >> reporter: and jokes in movies. >> oh, no. >> reporter: possessing such incredible charisma simpson seemed to

simpson. this special edition of "nightline" will be right back. >>> this is a special edition of "nightline." "o.j. simpson: parole granted." >>> good evening. one of the most controversial figures in american life is once again heading toward freedom. o.j. simpson was granted parole today after spending nearly nine years in prison for a botched robbery, an attempt he says to reclaim sports memorabilia that was rightfully his. now with his release coming as soon as october abc's debora roberts speaks to some of the other men involved in that crime. >> reporter: o.j. simpson about to become a free man. capturing the nation's attention once again. >> tonight, o.j. simpson -- >> will be a free man. >> reporter: granted parole after serving nearly nine years behind bars for kidnapping and robbery. an emotional sigh from the former football great. >> thank you. >> reporter: making a lengthy plea. >> what were you thinking? >> i thought i was glad to get my stuff back. but it wasn't worth it. i'm s

simpson. he was doing whatever he could to get mr. simpson out of prison, and mr. simpson had apologized, they made it right, he sent letters and mr. simpson responded. and also there was another issue of -- and mr. simpson raised this issue. he had a set of photos, and these are not memorabilia. mr. simpson if he didn't make the point already, he could care less about a signed football or signed photo. i know they mean a lot to a lot of people, but that is not the true impetus here. there was intimate family photos taken from him. stolen, and there is no dispute these would not be judgment, collections, just intimate family photos. he had a former family, a second family, pictures of him with his mother, famous celebrities, not subject to being taken. they have no value to most people, but all of the value in the world to mr. simpson. that is what set it off, he represented to me on the phone that he had the photos and i made every effort i could, unfortunately whatever happened, mr. beardsle

simpson. >> in the nfl simpson's fame only grows. by the mid '70s the football star is also a pitch man for companies like hertz rental car. >> it was ground breaking for america to look up and see any black person representing a major brand. >> a black man in a traditionally white role which some say describes the complex makeup of o.j. simpson who shatters color barriers while sunning civil rights activism. >> o.j. seemed to want to be among white people, be accepted among white people and be the nonthreatening negro. >> like the o.j. simpson we see in the "naked gun" movies starring simpson as a bumbling detective. >> he was funny and he was likeable and he was loveable and it's, like, you know, o.j. is cool. he could be silly without seeming like a total clown. did o.j. want to transcend race? did he want to be seen as t like those other ones? it seems like yes, he did. you know, there's this great moment on the new jay z. album, the story of o.j. he says i'm not black, i'm o.j. ♪ i'm not black i'm o.j. okay ♪ >> his voice in

simpson? >> well, i can tell you that everything else aside what people and a lot of people never met o.j. simpson and don't know him who has a lot of things to say about him. me having known him and by the way, i had not had any contact with o.j. simpson since i represented him back in 2008 once the case is over and going in there, i did not have any contact with oj. the guy that i knew, he was a friendly person and a very fun guy to hang out with my thing is that he's too trusty people, there is a lot of people who are making a buck out of o.j. simpson he just trust me and that's what i think and he need to avoid that the celebrity attorney really came of age in a big way of o.j. simpson from his trial not just all the names we still remember who represented him during the original trial but i think of star jones and jeff toobin and all of those people went on of having much big career covering the o.j. simpson's trial. do you think of the bigger fact of your industry because of him. >> well

simpson. mr. simpson hadn't responded and that was probably on the advice of counsel at the time and then also there was another issue of -- and mr. simpson has raised this issue and i want to emphasize this again, that mr. beardsley had a set of photos, and these are not memorabilia. mr. simpson, if he didn't make his point already, he could care less about some signed football or some signed photos. he could care less about it. he could rip them up and burn them up. i kn

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simpson. simpson promises to surrender and then disappears. >> the los angeles police department right now is actively searching for mr. simpson. >> simpson is soon spotted inside a white suv. >> yeah, i think i just saw o.j. simpson on the five freeway. he's heading north. >> you've got everybody scared. >> the famous low-speed chase covered live for hours rivets the nation and ends with simpson's eventual surrender at his home on -- >> this was the perfect soap opera. the o.j. simpson murder case was the first true reality show for the country. >> okay. let's go. here we go. >> this was the first wall-to-wall televised trial. >> july 22nd, 1994, a month after the murders, the legal proceedings against o.j. simpson begins when he enters this defiant plea. >> absolutely 100% not guilty. >> simpson assembles a legal dream team. >> each one of them was famous. >> jeffrey tubin covered the trial for the new yorker. >> there has never been more prominent defense lawyers on a single trial than in t

can't watch family guy family guy do an episode of the simpsons or the simpsons appear on the so i think it was sort of more that we appeared out of family guy because we went to family guy's town and that's where when i did that episode i actually recorded lisa simpson those lines by myself in a booth at the family guy studios which again is our usual for our process did they have you do anything crazy no but i felt you know my scenes were with meg and i felt so terrible that meg was so bad at everything and lisa simpson had to be the one to break the news to her it hurt my heart blair he'd never done care does another show no never i don't have that kind of range why not let mrs simpson spin off such a good idea i love this idea release of for a second had lisa sam said we go on your own show us a way thank you kit from your lips to god's ears larry or i don't care rice is here and they give you one i don't know how they don't even do merchandise with lisa simpson they don't believe in the girls that true no that's. ok we're going to play a little game of you only knew yardley i just s

orenthal simpson effective when eligible.oj simpson will soon be a free mandavid m smith / nevada board of parole commissioners: mr. simpson's eligibility date is october 1st, 2017 and he may be released from prison on or after the date once proposed release plans have been approved.simpson is nine years into a nine to 33 year sentence for kidnapping and armed robbery, stemming from a 2007 incident at a las vegas hotel but the board of commissioners determined simpson, who has stayed out of trouble while serving his time, has paid his debt to society.oj simpson / former nfl star: it wasn't worth it. you know, nine years away from your family, it just, just not worth it.if his parole plans are approved he plans to move to his home in floridasimpson is known throughout the world for his 1995 acquittal in the brutal murder of his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson, and her friend ron goldmanthe so-called 'trial of the century' came at a time when racial tensions were at a fever pitch, both in los angeles and throughout the country.a civil trial two years later found him liable for brown's and g

simpson. he was trying his hardest to do whatever he wanted to get mr. simpson out of prison. he had just -- they had just made it right. mr. simpson had apologized to him. and they had just basically made it right. and he was very very -- he sent letters to mr. simpson. mr. simpson had responded. that was probably on the advice of counsel at the time. and then also there was another issue of, and mr. simpson has raised this issue, and i want to emphasize this again. that mr. beardsly had a set of photos. these are not memorabilia. mr. simpson, if he didn't make his point already, he could care less about some signed football or some signed photos. he could care less about them. he could rip them up and burn them up. they mean a lot to a lot of people. that was not what was the true impetus for what happened here. there were intimate family photos that were taken from him. literally stolen. there's no dispute that these would not be any type of judgment, collections. these are just indicate family photos. mr. simpson had a former family. a second family. there's pictures with

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 were glued to their t-v screens -- intensely following the 1993, two-door, white ford bronco leading police on a low-speed car chase across southern los angeles.nearly two hours and 60 miles later, the bronco stops at simpson's brentwood home - where both men surrendered.we all know what happened after that..."we

smith lisa simpson on the simpsons the newest film is miles with my friend so. yes. how does he get away with it. i mean. come on and i know i know it doesn't do that i know we don't. you know i think it's sort of a case where you test the waters you see how far you can push that envelope and if if you're able to walk that line where the backlash is gets you better ratings and people are still responding to it then you just kind of go ok but it's a really fine line to walk because kids watch it yeah they do i know but you know i also would always hear from kids who are grown ups now are kids now like my parents are let me watch the simpsons so i hope at least or perhaps there are parents going yeah no you can watch the simpsons but now you can't watch family guy family guy doing some of the simpsons and simpsons appear on the family i think it was sort of more that we appeared out of family guy because we went to family guy's town and that's where when i we did that episode i actually recorded lisa simpson those lines by myself in a booth at the family guy studios wh

simpson, telling jokes. he couldn't identify mr. simpson's cell. maybe he knows the unit, some one told him, but he couldn't identify the cell. this is agitated me so much i have it in progress, strip this guy of his pension benefits. what goes on in this prison here, between the nevada department of corrections and its personnel, okay, is confidential. and he violated that by publishing that silly, ridiculous book. i'm starting the process of getting his pension stripped. if it isn't cleared with the nevada department of corrections, pers, the rules definitely need to be changed or clarified when corrections officer like mr. felix discloses confidential information, of course it's false, but even when he does so, based on some one's celebrity, you get your pension benefits stripped. see how he likes that when he sees the consequences of his action. i'm going to yank his pension benefits. next question. [question inaudible] >> i don't understand the question. what do you mean, how was he defiant? [inaudible] i don't think he insisted it wasn't his

simpson parole hearing in nevada. we are alive inside the room in carson city, where the parole board has just taken their seats.>> o.j. simpson will be speaking through video conference. he is at the lovelock correctional center, 100 miles away from the parole board offices. he has served 9 years of a 33 year term. this is over a confrontation over sports memorabilia. if he is

simpson? >> it's not that it's fast tracked, but because we know that it's such a high-profile case with a lot of interest, in the interest of the other state and preparing them for the phone calls and the e-mails that they may receive, it was a courtesy to let them know that. >> captain, in the event that the florida thing doesn't happen, is he allowed to pick another state? we know he has a daughter in california. so could that -- is he allowed to pick a different place to go other than nevada? >> sure. as long as there's a valid plan of supervision and he has a support system, there's no -- he wouldn't be restricted to just one state. >> what is his family support system in florida? what do you know about that? >> i'm not familiar with what his support system is other than i know that he had family members testify today. >> when he is released, say that florida accepts him and they do it in time for him to be released on the earliest possible release date which is october 1st, so he would t

simpson. he was trying his hardest to do to get mr. simpson out of prison. and they had made it right. mr. simpson had apologized to him, and they had sent letters to mr. simpson, and mr. simpson responded, and that was on counsel at the time. and also, there was another issue of -- and mr. simpson has written, and i want to emphasize this again. that he had a set of photos, and these are not memorabilia. mr. simpson, if he didn't make his point already, he could care less about some signed football or some signed photo. he could care less about it. he could rip them up and burn them up. i know they mean a lot to a lot of people, but that was not what was really the true impetuous for what happened here. there were intimate family photos that were taken from him. literally stone, and there's no dispute that these would be any type of judgment, collection, these are just intimate family photos. mr. simpson had a former family, a second family. there's pictures of his mother, other things. famou

simpson trial. i maintain that 33-year sentence echoed the $33.50 million was imposed in the civil case. >> it's kind of a bittersweet moment knowing that that s.o.b. is going to be in jail for a very long time where he belongs. >> do you think o.j. simpson should be in jail right now? >> he's serving time for what happened in california. not what happened in nevada. nevada really was a slap on the wrist. >> the jury convicted you. and now i'll sentence you. >> reporter: stewart's hit with 7 1/2 to 27 years. >> thank you. mr. stewart, have a seat. >> reporter: his conviction would latering overturned. instead of a second trial he would plead no contest to charges of robbery and conspiracy and be released after 27 months. today stewart says that time behind bars scarred him for life. so you were in solitary confinement for 90 days? >> 94, i think. >> reporter: he now runs a construction company and has written a book that will be released this fall. are you bitter over what happened to you? and i am.

simpson. he is scheduled to appear before a parole board in nevada on this morning in a hearing that will decide if he will be released from prison.( james ) simpson is 9 years into a 33 year sentence after being conficted of a 2007 kidnapping and armed robbery at a las vegas hotel. kron 4's will tran is live in carson city with more. will? (will)if thursday goes his way, simpson could get out of prison as early as october. the "juice" will appear before a four-person board for a pivotal parole hearing. simpson was famously acquitted of the 1995 murders of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. he has been serving out a 33-year sentence for for stealing sports memorabilia in las vegas. simpson says he was trying to reclaim stolen family heirlooms. he was convicted of kidnapping, armed robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. (tiffany) thanks will, we'll check in with you throughout the morning. (james)( tiffany ) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (james

(grant) simpson... who has been serving a 33-year sentence for kidnapping and armed robbery in 20-07...could be a free man as soon as october first. despite superstar status on the football field in san francisco and beyond...and then going onto a successful acting career, simpson is best known for his 19-95 aquittal in the brutal murder of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson... and her friend ron goldman. now simpson says he regrets his actions at that las vegas hotel in 20-07.(grant) simpson can walk out of prison as early as october. board of commissioners say simpson who has stayed out of trouble while serving his (grant) controversy over whether another conservative commentator can speak at uc berkeley may have been averted (terisa) tonight the university is saying it is not a question of if ben shapiro will speak on september 14, but exactly when and where. kron 4's da

simpson sitting at that table. tonight, as americans studied his answers, many had wondered how contrite would simpson be? and some of what he said made immediate headlines. abc's senior national correspondent, matt gutman, leading us off from that nevada prison. >> reporter: o.j. walking into that room, slimmed down, relaxed and easing into that seat. >> and mr. simpson, will you, please, give me your doc number for the record? >> 1027-8200. >> reporter: the tension in the room behind that little blue door at lovelock prison broken almost immediately. >> we have that you are currently, well, very recently turned 90 years old. i'm sorry about that. i look great for 90. [ laughter ] how about we take two decades off and call you 70. >> reporter: in answering why he robbed his friend, memorabilia collector, bruce fromong and another man in 2007, he seemed to relitigate the ten-year-old crime with a flash of anger. >> you believed that the property was yours? >> it's been ruled legally by the state of california that

simpson. he was trying his hardest to do whatever he wanted to get mr. simpson out of prison, and he had just -- they have just made right. mr. simpson apologized to him and they had basically made it right and he was very, very, and sent letters to mr. simpson for, and mr. simpson had responded. that was probably on the advice of counsel at the time. and then also there was another issue of, and mr. simpson raised this issue and i emphasize it again, that mr. beardsley had a set of photos and these are not memorabilia. there simpson, if he didn't make this point already, he could care less about some signed football or some signed photos. could care less about them. rip them up. burn them up. i know they mean a lot to a lot of people but that was not the true impetus for what happened here. the true impetus was there were i minute mitt family photos taken from him. literally stolen. no dispute these would not be any type of judgment, collections. just intimate family photos. mr. simpson had a

simpson should be paroled. the judge in that kidnapping case was a renegade judge who just wanted her pound to flesh because she was passed off that oj was found not guilty. she shouldn't have the right to superimpose a verdict in a murder case, shouldn't have served even nine years for this. he shouldn't have. the parole board did what they should have done. >> sean: i agree with everything you just said, what if you would -- i was laying out the facts, i was realizing on the radio show today that some of the people working for me were five years old they didn't cover this the way we did. i guess it speaks volumes about our age. >> in my office, two years old. >> sean: i see the young kids you work with, it cracks me up. they get you pretty good on your show. the evidence you agree with me was overwhelming and incontrovertible in the murder case and that he was held liable in the civil trial. >> but look. o.j. simpson went through two major criminal trials. in both cases, justice and o.j. simpson never really

life. >> today, simpson plan to live now? how much money is he making from the nfl and the rules he'll face to while on parole come october. >>> breaking news for the first time. pe hear from the police chief in minneapolis after that bride-to-be was shot and killed just a short time after calling 911 for help. yf the police been silent? >>> president trump's bombshell. his blistering words for his own attorney general. the a.g. he selected. tonight what jeff sessions is now saying. what he resign? >>> senator john mccain and his message tonight after being diagnosed with a brain tumor. >>> and severe storms hitting at this hour. the funnel clouds already reported. and the raging wildfires, we're tracking them as they now grow. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night, and we begin with o.j. simpson, soon to be a free man sitting before the parole board today as millions watched and studied his walk into that room and his every answer. simpson has been serving an up to 33-year sentence for

simpson. we find orenthal james simpson not guilty of the crime of murder. >> how about during this slow-speed chase of the white bronco? >> we're going to let you go up there. just throw it out the window, please. i'm scaring everybody. >> a crime that became an american and worldwide obsession. o.j. simpson found not guilty of double murder but it didn't end there. spent nearly nine years behind bars for another crime, armed robbery. today back in the courtroom and back in front of the cam rae learned he will be a free man soon. >> why is it better to be in the community than in the prison? >> well, you know, i do have four kids. i've missed a lot of time with those kids. i've done my time. i've done it as well and as respectfully as i think anybody can. i think if you talk to the wardens, i gave them my word. i believe in the jury system. i honored their verdict. i spent a conflict-free life. i'm not a guy that got in fights on the street with the public and everybody. >> we have that you c

simpson. they were willing to over look obviously false testimony like this. >> i was that i was pretty good with people. i basically -- a free life. i've never been a guy that got into fights in the street with the public. i'm not a guy that has confidence on the street. i don't expect to have it when i leave here. but if you like a much better prepared. more so for my commitment for being a better christian. i've had problems with fidelity in my life but i've had pretty much a guy that -- >> geraldo: when we co back the brutal crime for which the juice did not do time [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. abdominal pain... ...and diarrhea. but it's my anniversary. aw. sorry. we've got other plans. your recurring, unpredictable abdominal pain and diarrhea... ...may be irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ib

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simpson is granted parole. a first-hand account from inside his parole hearing. >>> i beg your pardon. the president is looking into how to pardon his aides, his family member and even himself. >>> i'll be back. down but not out john mccain vows to return to the senate as he battled a brain tumor. >>> we remember the life of chester bettington. >>> a royal touch becomes a blunder seen around the world. the lumberjack world championships get underway. early today starts right now. >>> we made it to friday, good to be with you. o.j. simpson could be months away from freedom. nevada officials granted parole to the former football star, who has spent nearly nine years in prison for a 2008 armed robbery in las vegas. the earliest simpson can be released is october 1st. no specific date has been set. simpson says he would like to live in florida, the state must agree to have him. joe fryer has more on the dramatic parole hearing. >> mr. simpson, i do vote to grant parole when eligible. and that will conclude this hea

simpson. visibly relieved simpson thanked the parole board after all four members voted in favor. >> do you think you can be successful with the terms of parole. >> i'm not a guy that lived a criminal life. i'm a pretty straight shooter. i've basically spent a conflict-free life. >> reporter: the now 70-year-old inmate apologetic when asked about the vegas kidnapping and robbery that landed him behind bars but at one point defensive. >> so you believe the property was yours. >> it's been ruled legally by the state of california that it was my property and they've given it to me. >> reporter: just like that day reaction to the ruling came quickly. >> everything he said happened 20 some odd years ago is irrelevant. >> i figure he deserved nine years. >> reporter: speaking is simpson's oldest daughter and one of his victims. >> this is a good man. he made a mistake. and if he called me tomorrow and said, bruce, i'm getting out, will you pick me up, juice, i'll be here tomorrow for you. >> reporte

simpson. mr. simpson hadn't responded and that was probably on the advice of counsel at the time and then also there was another issue of -- and mr. simpson has raised this issue and i want to emphasize this again, that mr. beardsley had a set of photos, and these are not memorabilia. mr. simpson, if he didn't make his point already, he could care less about some signed football or some signed photos. he could care less about it. he could rip them up and burn them up. i know they mean a lot to a lot of people but that was not what was really the true impetus for what happened here. what was the true impetus was that there were intimate family photos that were taken from him, literally stolen, and there is no dispute that these would not be any type of judgment, collections, these are just intimate family photos. mr. simpson had a former family. he had a second family. there's pictures of him with his mother and other things, famous celebrities, and they were not subject to being taken -- they prob

simpson? >> i am arnelle simpson, my dad's oldest child. >> welcome, feel free to speak. >> thank you. i'm a little nervous so bear with me. >> so are we. >> as you know i am here on behalf of my family. for the purpose of expressing what we believe is the true character of my father. no one really knows how much we have been through. this ordeal in the last nine years. excuse me. my experience with him is that he is my best friend and my roc rock. as a family, we recognize that he is not the perfect man but he is clearly manned and a father who has done his best to behave in a way that speaks to his overall nature and character, which is always to be positive no matter what. he has spent the last nine years in lovelock as we all know and has been a perfect inmate, following all the rules and making the best of the situatio situation. which is truly amazing to me under the circumstances. the choice that he made nine years ago that resulted in this were clearly inappropriate and wrong and count

simpson. thank you, thank you. (grant) one of the victims in the armed robbery...came to simpson's defense... saying o-j made a mistake.... and that his sentence of nine to 33 years was way too long. < i've known o.j. for a long time. i don't feel that he's a threat to anyone out there. he's a good man. he made a mistake, and if he called me tomorrow and said, bruce, i'm getting out, will you pick me up, juice, i'll be here tomorrow for you. i mean that, buddy.>(grant) fromong went on to say during the armed robbery o-j never pulled a gun on him and never laid a hand on him. (steve) tonight we heard from legal analyst jim hammer. (grant) he gave perspective about the parole board's decision... and why he says... o-j got a little bit lucky today. (steve) now reaction to o-j's parole is coming from just about all over the world. and considering simpson's bay area roots --there is no shortage of opinions on the case kron-4's haaziq madyun visited an east bay barber shop --- where all eyes were on the ruling. <"so base

simpson. >> pop culture columnist standing by, toure, o.j. simpson hasn't run a football in decades, hasn't been in a film, a tv show in decades, hasn't pitched a product in decades, but there is still this obsession with all that is o.j. why is that? to what can rewe attribute that? >> a couple things. the o.j. trial represents sort of the beginning of modern culture in many ways the way cable news changed, the notion of the megacelebrity trial, just the way -- >> let me cut you off. hold that thought. we'll come back after the hearing. they're about to bring o.j. simpson in. let's listen in to the hearing now. >> good morning, gentlemen. take a seat, please. >> thank you. >> you are orenthal james simpson? >> correct. >> and mr. simpson, please give me your number for the record. >> 1027820. >> thank you. good morning, mr. simpson. and you're represented by who this morning? >> mr. malcolm laverne, my attorney. >> okay. and welcome, mr. laverne. mr. simpson, the first thing i'm going to do i

oj simpson parole. he could be released as soon as october 1st. in this order is a long list of conditions that oj simpson must follow. if he doesn't comply with all of these conditions, he could be sent back to prison. in carson city, nevada, ken wayne, ktvu fox 2 news. >> how you feel about oj simpson may depend how old you are. he grew up in san francisco, a top star in the nfl in the 70s. later a career as an actor and pitchman. then a murder defendant if you were around in the 90s. our team coverage picks up with debora villalon. she's been sampling reaction to oj simpson's new found freedom in his old stomping grounds. >> this is his old high school and we went to patrero hill where oj simpson grew up. his parole, not all that controversial in itself but people are talking about the elephant in the room. >> reporter: october 3rd, 1995. the recreation center, reaction to the verdict in the oj simpson murder trial. >> [ cheering ] >> jubilation in simpson's childhood neighborhood. and today -- >> pe

simpson. mr. beardsley represented that he had these photos and i tried to obtain those intimate family photos that were basically all mr. simpson wanted in the first place. unfortunately mr. beardsley was never able to get those to me. he explained he had them. i tried to make every effort to get those from him. at some point along the line we lost contact and i just discovered that he had passed away. i will speak on his behalf -- >> dan abrams, when you're going through the beginning of this hearing, his score is very low, considered low risk if he is let out. the question i have is how much leeway, then dorks the commissioners have, factoring in everything they've heard the last hour or is this precooked? >> coming into this, there was the sense that o.j. simpson would be released. is it possible to lose a commissioner or two? probably not. the form is supposed to be filled out methodically. he is much worse here than he was in 2013. i don't think his lawyer is helping his case. >> our colleag

simpson from prison. cbs news correspondent chris martinez is live with more on is what next for the hall of fame football star, good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. this hearing shouldn't take too long, it will last about 35 minutes, to maybe an hour and by the end of today o.j. simpson will know when, and if , he will be a freeman. o.j. simpson will appear in his parole hearing in carson city through video conferencing. nfl hall of famer has served nine years forearmed robbery of two sports memorabilia dealers in a las vegas hotel room. today will personally appeal for his release. >> what they want to hear is i'm sorry. >> reporter: legal analyst laurie levinson has covered simpson since he was charged and it this era quitted of the 1994 double murder of his ex- wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. >> fit doesn't fit you must acquit. >> reporter: that murder trial can be considered by parole board in this case, they will instead evaluate simpson's behavior in prison,

simpson is waking up this morning that he will be a free man in october. >> simpson appeared before a nevada state insisting that he has been a model prisoner, never getting into any trouble. >> the vote was unanimous by the board by one of the members warned simpson about his life after prison, that he will be watched. and he will have to follow all the rules. >> some of the conditions can be as simple as not drinking alcohol to excess, associating with felons, leaving the state without permission, being subject to search and seizure. so there's a whole slew of conditions you have to follow. do you think you can be successful with the conditions of parole? >> i haven't drank in nine years, i won't have a problem. >> kendis mentioned the earliest date he could go free is october 1st. >> simpson says he regrets missing so many family moments like birthdays and weddings, and untry decades later, the fx e ng movie, the espn documentary, and 21 years and nine days later, >> thank you. >> reporter: but what will simpson's life be like come october? where will he live? >> you're requesting