Revelations from the men inside that tiny room with him. Room 1203 is a room youll never forget, right . Never forget that room. He said, can you get some heat . Meaning a gun. And a rare look at simpsons life in lockup. Claims from his former guard. He has a shrine to nicole. Thats the first thing he sees when he wakes up. Now his fate is in the hands of four strangers. But in the minds of many, will he be paying for one night in las vegas, or that night in los angeles . I think theres about a 52 chance that hell get parole. But if he werent o. J. Simpson, id say it would be 92. O. J. , his last play. Good evening. Im Elizabeth Vargas. And im david muir. Right here tonight, o. J. Simpson is sitting in a cell, getting into shape for what could be a walk out of prison. After nine years in prison, and the las vegas robbery has its roots in the infamous civil trial in los angeles. Tonight, 20 20, connecting all the dots. The rare interviews with the men, and what o. J. Simpson was after t
Inside that tiny room with him. Room 1203 is a room youll never forget, right . Never forget thatid, can you heat . Meaning a gun. And a rare look at simpsons life in lockup. Claims from hisguard. He has a shrine to nicole. Thats the first thing he when he wakes up. Now his fate is in the hands of four strangers. But in the minds of many, will he be paying for one night in las vegas, or that night in los angeles . I think theres about a 52 chance that hell get parole. But if he werent o. J. Simpson, id say it would be 92. O. J. , his last play. Good evening. Im Elizabeth Vargas. And im david muir. Right here tonight, o. J. Simpson is sitting in a cell, getting into shape for what could be a walk out of prison. After nine years in prison, and the las vegas robbery has its roots in the infamous civil trial in los angeles. Tonight, 20 20, connecting all the dots. The rare interviews with the men, and what o. J. Simpson was after that night in las vegas. And what are the chances hes about
Year and still going through the justice system. The most prominent one the case of lisa weston from 2011, serving life for the cruel exploitation for four mentally challenged people. Forcing them to have sex with men and forcing them to fight with each other and stealing their social media. This is something thats that flown against the radar and i think that is nationally. Money could, look for major Ongoing Operations in this area that many believe is too low profile for far to long. Im vernon odom, channel 6 action news. Thank you. We are following developing news out of houston, texas, where both former president , George Hw Bush and his wife barbara are hospitalized. Bush sr. Was in the icu and had to under go a procedure after experiencing respiratory issues and the aide says the former first lady went to the same hospital after not feeling well for two weeks and that move was precautionary. Meanwhile, president elect donald trump is less than 48 hours from taking the oath of of
Every one of you for being a wonderful attentive audience. Thank you so much. [ applause ] questions for our speaker . Lincoln approached notnothing voters during the 1860 campaign. Did he announce them or try to win them over to the republican . Or how did he fdo that . He said how do you want to welcome those people . I will welcome the nonothings if they will accept in the entirety the republican platform, which does not include exclusion. When lincolns people went out and campaigned and somebody would say, well, what does your boy think about immigration . Lincoln instructed them to tell them that there will be no prejudice at all based on immigration and ethnicity, and theyre more than welcome to vote for the republican ticket, meaning him, but they should not expect the naturalization laws will be increased. They should not expect theres going to be any one group preferable for the other. They should expect there immigrants to fulfill the labor shortage that the civil war created
Up next on booktv historian john ferling. En thomas this program is just over an al hour. [applause] hello, everybody, and i want [apphank the Atlantic History Center for inviting me in. Rybodw for providing much nicer weather for me than six years ago when i came in when my wife carol and i were driving in that day in and my wife carol and i were driving in that day. We looked at the monitor on the dashboard of the car and it was 103 degrees as they came in. Its much nicer tonight. I want to thank you for coming out and especially on a night when my Pittsburgh Pirates are struggling to stay alive. I guess we will find out how they came out when this is over. I want to talk with you tonight about jefferson and hamilton. They are political battle was over the shape and character of the new american nation and that battle has in a sense never really ended. It puts one in mind of a line from faulkner when he said the past isnt dead. In fact the past isnt even past because jefferson and ha