my favorite quote is by coco chanel, and, "it's to be irreplaceable, one must always be different." and that was my high school quote in my yearbook. i clenched onto it so hard because that was the moment i realized, my differences are the reason why i am an athlete. sports was that physical thing that was really able to show me what my body could do still. all right, yeah, you can go left three. i would describe oksana as very fierce. she is an unbelievable athlete. she's really detail-oriented, an incredibly hard worker. she will not give up. narrator: oksana masters is an athletic anomaly. commentator: oksana masters of the united states is about to win the gold medal in the road race. i've competed in the paralympic games in rowing, cross-country skiing, biathlon, and cycling. narrator: appearing in five paralympic games playing four different sports, she is one of the most decorated paralympians with four gold, three silver, and three bronze medals. i do not see myself going on to do multiple different sports. i had no idea that even existed for me. and her journey isn't over.

coco chanel. >> how do i look? >> you look terrific.ing all of tess' ideas in order to further herself. >> while i was laid up with broken bones, she rifled through my desk and has been passing it off as her idea. >> it was my idea. >> the melanie griffith character shows that once she was given the opportunity to show she was smart enough, she did. >> guess where i am? >> it's one of the greatest ending in the world. i'm here in my own office with my feet up because i made it. >> not since the movie "network" has hollywood so brilliantly indicted the business of television like it does in "broadcast news." the perfect modern anchor is played by oscar winner william hurt. so how is it that the star of this movie is neither the anchorman nor the network correspondent, but an actress who many of you will never have seen until now. >> okay, bobby. go back to 9:45:46, the sound byte in the alley. why were you in angola? >> please, bobby! we're pushing! >> it was the first time i had seen on screen a real female because she was flawed, and s