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This means he's not going to be under the same media scrutiny which is good because he won't have the uncle joe moments and some gaffes. but also the second tier candidates are always going to be fighting for that national attention and it's been sucked out by the top three. so biden, he mostly stays kind of hidden. he does smaller events and that's fine. he'll continue to do that. bernie is going to continue to raise a lot of money. elizabeth warren is going to continue release plans. how do they take advantage of this particular moment? are they trying to make local news? are they trying to ...

Combining rick score along with offense severity, our guideline recommendations are that we consider factors. now, what consider factors means is we consider everything. in terms of whether or not you're a risk to re-offend and return to our criminal justice system. and so what we do at this point, when we're looking at the risk score we also look at what are called aggravating and mitigating factors. now, aggravatingened mitigating factors don't include enk in the world. they're very specific as to what we consider under those items also. so under the aggravating and mitigating factors in you...

Of the prison. you have programmed in an acceptable manner. you have no prior conviction of criminal activity. you're a low risk to reoffend on our guidelines. you have community support and stable release plans. we've heard from you and from your victim. the question here, as with all parole hearing, is whether or not you have served enough time in prison on this case. considering all these factors, my vote is to grant your parole effective when eligible. >> thank you. >> and i concur with the commissioner and grant parole.

When eligible. mr. simpson's eligibility date is october 1, 2017, and he may be release from the prison on or after that date once any proposed a proposed replease plans have been approved. the board stated the reasons for granting parole included mr. simpson had no prior conviction or criminal history, he had participated in programs specific to addressing behavior that led to his incarceration, he has stable release plans and community and family support, and the victim in the case testified in support of mr. simpson's release. this case will now be turned over to the division of parole and ...

The united states postal service. priority: you you have no prior conviction of criminal activity. no risk to reoffend on our guidelines. you have community support and stable release plans. considering all of these