marcia saying it was used against her. talking about her hair, suites, skirts, attitude. >> we certainly aren't going to yell at your honor and become hysterical. >> to make that sexist remark. hysterical -- >> it is extremely painful. >> by episode six, american crime story dives into marcia's life. a single mom going through a custody battle. a topless photo sold to tabloids. >> a photo said to tabloids. her physical appearance raked over the coals. no one would have said that about a man. a too tough, aggressive appearance. >> where is your client? >> sarah paulson wasn't allowed to contact marcia until she was almost done. the street shut down for private dinner and two talked for hours. >> first thing i said is sorry about the hair. >> first thing i said was oh, my god, i got the voice wrong. her voice is two octives higher because she quit smoking. for >> do you think there would have been more women behind you to rally for you? >> yes. but on the other side, we have the internet now. can you imagine if we had to try

. >> diet was developed and tested by marcia claire morris at the university. >> mind diet is a hybrid of the mediterranean and dash diets, and which modifications that extract the most compelling evidence from science and nutrition and dementia. >> reporter: essentials of the mind diet include leafy green vegetables, berries, nuts and whole grains. >> fruits and vegetables are in, cheese steaks are out. >> reporter: neurologist carol with the drexel university school of medicine say anti oxidant in food on the mind diet keep the brain from aging. >> the antioxidants basically make the brain cells, the neurons, the connecting pieces, more robust,. >> i think i have more energy on it. >> reporter: after years of worrying, don, hoist five two age his father was diagnosed, feels there is finally something he can do to hopefully avoid his family history. >> i think that is pretty incredible. i mean i red like 54 percent risk reductions which is just, there is no medication out there that can do anything like that. >> reporter: pretty impressive, right. other items on the mind diet, fish, c

. >> this is district attorney marcia clark. where are you? we have a warrant for this man's arrest. now, doctor, as i am sure you are aware there are laws related to the aiding and abetting of a fugitive, if you are not aware of these laws let me make them clear to you right now. >> i'm not going to jail for this. >> apologize, do you have a pen? i'll give you the address. we're in encino. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: it's getting incredible reviews. it's getting incredible reviews. what was shapiro? was he actually the smartest guy in the room, or did he know how to hire the smartest guys in the room? >> i think he knew how to hire the smartest guys in the room. i think he was shrewd, and let's say aweidation, and i think that mixture allowed him to-- i think some lawyers, their ability is to choose well experts in other areas. >> stephen: he seems like a ringmastener that scene. >> exactly. and i think he was to a greater or lesser degree. >> stephen: courtney, why do you think johnnie cochran took this case? was he doing this for pe

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that's a question marcia teichner will examine our "sunday morning" cover story. >> when you hear the words, based on a true story, inspired by actual events, what goes through your minds? >> hang on to your hat. >> four of tonight's eight nominees for best picture fall into one of those categories. ahead this "sunday morning," mining the movies with a meaning of true. >> pauley: elton john is a music legend not to mention a legendary oscar night party host. he's talking this morning with anthony mason. ♪ >> sir elton john has been writing hit songs with lyricist bernie taupin nearly 50 years now. >> never had an argument. ever. >> why? >> there's no point. >> he's getting ready for his big oscar party tonight. guess who will be performing? sir elton john. later on "sunday morning." >> in a world where studios constantly try to dazzle us with their coming attractions, movie trailers can be big business and sometimes even an art form. as lee cowan will show us. >> we come to the movies to see. >> just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water. the legend continues. >> they

. >> and cast danny trejo as marcia brady. >> snickers scored big with viewers but it's super bowl time again and the problem for the brand is, how do you raise the bar? that's the challenge for peter kain who directs the snickers campaign at ad agency bbdo. >> you want something new. we have to work within the structure we have to try to bring it to life in new and different and surprising ways. >> this year's spot is different for sure. that's actor willem dafoe in a dress as marilyn monroe. >> who is the genius that puts a girl in heels on subway grate? >> as we saw on the set a few weeks back kain and crew pumped things up by casting another familiar face. >> is anybody there? >> eugene levy here ad libbing lines as the prop guy running the wind fan under dafoe's marilyn. >> how many shots does it take to blow some air up a dress? >> it's funny to see him in the dress. it's just on the surface funny. >> i hope so. >> it better be funny. snickers' entire brand strategy is riding on this one ad campaign. how many times will this ad replay in a year? >> oh, thousands. >> allison miazga

to contact marcia until she was almost done. the street shut down for private dinner and two talked for hours. >> first thing i said is sorry about the hair. >> first thing i said was oh, my her voice is two octives higher because she quit smoking. for >> do you think there would have been more women behind you to rally for you? >> yes. but on the other side, we have the internet now. can you imagine if we had to try this case with twitter and facebook and -- oh, my god. >> i'm sure your hair would have been made into a lot of means. >> it would have been trending, that's for sure. >> not a good way to trend. >> marcia is still trying cases. and has her sixth crime novel coming out in may. called "blood defense." >> she has a lot of experience to draw from. still ahead, why you might want to spend valentine's day with ryan reynolds. >> does anyone really need a reason? all on etonline.com. by -- >>> welcome back to the show, everybody. tomorrow, don't miss our interview with saved by the bell star tiffani thi when is the cast ge

here's marcia teichner. >> i could be charming and cattive at the same time. two. i love to argue. it may well be that i'm something of ashine-kicker. >> antonin scalia has been described as blunt, wit tee, scathing, sarcastic and even by his adversaries brilliant. >> he will be remembered as one of the most consequential judges supremer. >> he believed in what he called originallallism. that the u.s. constitution should be interpreted exactly as the founding fathers understood it. this is what he told lesley stahl in a "60 minutessism" interview. >> i'm not saying no progress, i'm saying we should progress democratically. you think there ought to be a right to abortion, no problem. the constitution says nothing about it. create it the way most rights are created in a democratic seat, pass a law. >> in three decades, on the supreme court scalia shaped conservatism. the 2008 ruling stating for the first time that the 2nd amendment gave americans the right to own a gun for self defense, one of his many majority opinions. his dissents were often withering. the opinion legalizing gay m

that's a question marcia teichner will examine our "sunday morning" cover story. >> when you hear the words,