really replicate it, down to the joey lawrence and thomas post sners. >> every detail. >> next, kato kaelin's role. sitting down with him p today. >> the portrayal made you look like may of a stoner. >> agree with you of how it made me look their choice was to make kato look like ga "wayne's world." would i really say, i think he said s like i'm not an official humor something. >> right. >> and it went crazy on twitter. >> i'm not an official pe >> i would never say that and it is an embellishment of so many things >> kato is giving weekly reviews for the new york daily news and show called sports hater >> back to marcia clark. and we talked to marcia all of that and what did she say it saura paulson the first time they met? that is coming up. >> right now the, the decision going into overtime. and they struggle to reach a ruling over his sexual assault case. >> putting on a brave face of day two of the preliminary hearing in philadelphia. smiling and waving t onlookers. on his lapel, cosby wore what appeared to be a service pin that wasn't there yesterday. he did serve in the navy in the' 50

marcia clark and kato kaelin. >> i think they make me look like a stoner. >> find out what they really thought as we look into marcia's personal l divorce can be kust by dicustody battle, a topless photo. >> do you ever regret be of the trial? >> jennifer garner stopped in new york. >> what happened when you get some of the most power actresses together and serve up some drinks? >> it's amazing. >> kerry, reese, unguarded. do drugs. >> an "e.t." exclusive. celine dion's new song. released same day as her late husband's las vegas tribute. >> little women, big drama. >> under investigation. >> reach out to the star in the middle of the bar is this a new low for reality tv? it's hard to watch. >> now for february 3, 2016, this is entertainment tonight. after months of hype, the oj mini series hits tv and a over 5.1 million total viewers premier since the shield in 2002. >> people were tweeting like crazy during the broadcast. fact checkers into overdrive. >> can we trust what we saw? to find out we talked to the who played oj, cuba gooding jr marcia clark. and for the two of them, watchin

to find out we talk to the man who play oj, cuba gooding jr, the real kato kaelin and marcia clark. >> it's killing me all over again. the way that everything so wrong. >> he got away with beating her, he is not going to get way with killing her. >> everything got so far out of control. anyway, watching it happen again on television is enormously painful. >> even 20 years later? >> oh, yeah. >> i say everything is on the table. >> i'm sure there ar that are very true in this and some things that aren't. what are some of the things that oh, they hit that right on the head or or those that -- >> i would say there are inaccuracies. and even in a documentary, and this is not a documentary, there would be inaccuracies >> in every scene, sarah smoking. is that true? >> yes. >> since then she quitsmoking. was jeff clark clueless about the famous defendant? >> i have no idea who you are talking about. >> marcia, oj, the juice. >> i never foll sports. exactly right. that is what happened. >> but clark h questions about the details portrayed in next week's bronco chase. >> lacy kelly never talk

. >> next, kato kaelin's role. >> the betrayal in the series made you look maybe like a bit of a stoner. >> i agreeewith you how it made me look. >> what? >> i think they made the choice of, we're going to make kato garth from wayne's world. can i do anything about it? absolute i start thinking and g would i really say, i think he said something like i'm not an official human or something like -- >> i'm not official. >> that went crazy on twitter. >> i'm not like an official person -- >> i would never say that. and it is just an embellishment of so many things. >> kato is giving weekly reviews. and he hosts an on-line sports show called sports haters. marcia was such a target during the trial, her hair, her clothes. we talked to her about all of that and what did she say to sarah paulson the first they met. that's coming up. >> right now, the bill cosby decision goes into overtime. the court extended their session today as they struggle to reach a ruling over his sexual assault case. >> cosby put on a brave face on day two of his preliminary hearing in philadelphia. smiling and waving t

watch itit >> we break downn the m mni series with two of the trial's key players, marcia clark and kato kaelin. >> i think they make me look like a ston >> find out whwh they think as the show digs into marcia's person oj trial? >> jennifer garner stopped by we'll explain what happened.

and it pisss me off every time i see the media say kato kaelin. i don't know these people. to will admit he and i aren't friends. we don't hang out together. i can count on my fingers the times i've seen faye resnick. these are a group of no mmads s hung out with. >> when you listen to this, what are your thoughts? >> he's a very narcissistic person. i can't believe there's so much hot air in one body. if you ever watch him, he's always shrugging and laughing and turning away because he even knows himself he's not talking the truth when he speaks. i spent literally weeks with this man in a conference room when we were deposing him, sat right next to him at the trial for four months and just -- you know, just got more than my share of what this man is about. and there's nothing good about it. >> he's a true definition of a sociopath. >> there you go. >> in every respect. >> the family seemed to really like o.j. simpson obviously up until the time of the murder. but there were so many instances where he was abusing her. they looked the other way. did they not know it? >> i thi

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. >> kato kaelin, famous for being hiss infamous houseguest come today he is 56 years old, does reality tv and started his own clothing linee, and who could forget ken coleman, ron goldman the murder, and she sat down with pat lalama and it has a new book called media circus and runs a nonprofit that gives free counseling to at-risk teenagers. >> i work the kids who are depressed and suicidal and everything under the sun. >> and where is the infamousun white bronco from the slow speed chaseon? >> for more on the story tune into the next crime watch daily. >> you can see crime watch daily on fox 8 at 2:00 p.m. every welcome back, it is the other true story of cleveland's jesse owens as a thomas eder as a thomas o'donnell at the eder down with the start of moving race, stephane james. jesse auster in the 1936 olympics upside down,, and against all odds including nazi germany and the world of racism he stood for what was guard .ld start with conditioning . stephane james panter run for three months over two months beforehand i washs conditioning to make sure that i was able to sustain the

. >> we break down the mini series with two of the trial's key players, marcia clark and kato kaelin. >> i think they make me look like a ston >> find out what they think as the show digs into marcia's person >> do you regret being part of oj trial? >> jennifer garner stopped by cops in new york. we'll explain what happened. >> plus what happens when you get the power actresses together

. >> we break down the mini series with two of the trial's key players, marcia clark and kato kaelin. >> i think they make me look like a ston >> find out what they think as the show digs into marcia's person >> do you regret being part of oj trial? >> jennifer garner stopped by cops in new york. we'll explain what happened. >> plus what happens when you get the power actresses together and up a little wine. >> kerri, ol reese and amy unguard ep. >> "e.t." exclusive. celine dion's new song released on the same day as her late husband's las vegas tribute. >> little women, big drama. >> reach out to the star in the

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kato kaelin and says it is filled with inaccuracies. what the simpson think about the show? friend and former manager spoke this morning on good morning players thoughts on the series. >> personally he does not care other than his parole. this is going to be a big effect next year but his kids. i think they are having to relive something that they don't want to do murder victim ron goldman father asks anyone watching to watch it is a fictionalized version of the story. >> we expect to learn more about how the state plans to attack the zika virus. declared a state of emergency in 4 counties. around zero is brazil which is struggling to contain the outbreak. richard besser reports prominent voices are calling for this summer's olympics to be in rio to be canceled. >> with millions of tourists in rio for the start of brazil's carnaval tomorrow, millions more expected for the olympic games, controlling the zika crisis is more urgent than ever. >> brazil's president is saying the virus has gone from a distant nightmare to a real threat. the government scrambling to start developi

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oh, that's kato kaelin. >> stahl: the o.j. simpson trial. wow, you are good. thought we had finally stumped her with this one. she said she only had a guess. >> jarett: if i were to guess, i would say mike wallace. >> stahl: that is mike wallace. she recognized the late mike wallace as a six-year-old. i don't even understand how you do that. i can't fathom it. >> jarett: as people age, i guess the aging process somehow, in my brain, just seems very sort of superficial. and, you know, as if... if someone gets a haircut, you... you can still recognize them. we could start at the top. we could do eyebrows, eyes, nose, we could even use the cheeks there. >> stahl: it's part of a pilot program to see if face blindness might someday be treatable. >> mcdonough: this one's a little bit harder. >> stahl: so far, it's not. >> mcdonough: i don't know. i just hope that nobody tries to talk to me because, if they do, they... >> stahl: they want to talk about something you've done with them or something. >> mcdonough: yeah, and i don't know who they are. >> stahl: so it mus

oh, that's kato kaelin. >> stahl: the o.j. simpson trial. wow, you are good. but we thought we had finally stumped her with this one. she said she only had a guess. >> jarett: if i were to guess, i would say mike wallace. >> stahl: that is mike wallace. she recognized the late mike wallace as a six-year-old. i don't even understand how you do that. i can't fathom it. >> jarett: as people age, i guess the aging process somehow, in my brain, just seems very sort of superficial. and, you know, as if... if you can still recognize them. it's still the same face to me. it's just the adult version. >> stahl: so why is 60 years like a haircut to her, while face-blind people can't recognize someone they just saw? a team of scientists at harvard has begun scanning the brains of super-recognizers, too, to see if they might yield any clues. the science of facial recognition is in its infancy. but new discoveries can't come fast enough for one last person we'd like you to meet-- 13-year- old tim mcdonough from boston, who is severely face blind. so, can you describe what i