. >> joanna. >> alex. i can't believe this. >> yes, sure. the timing -- >> why are you getting a divorced? >> no. hey, who are you? >> oh, i am grabbing a bite. >> would you like another? >> i would love another drink. just not here. >> alex! >> i had no idea you were seeing someone in new york. >> oh, no. we are just friends. >> have you ever been with someone else since you have been married? >> no. >> >> wha what happens? >> i think of joanna. >> remind me -- >> geography andxd timing. >> so you were with him because he came first? >> he did, and i love him. and i love you too. >> are you happy? with what? with your marriage. i am pleased to have keira knightley back at this table. >> rose: i am pleased to have keira knightley back at this table. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: we were just starting to talk about... you just came off stage. >> i did. just came off stage, yes. >> rose: what was the production? >> the play was of "a children's hour" by lillian hell man. >> rose: oh, lillian hellman. >> yes. >> rose: did you enjoy it? was it

it might look funny but joanna shrew does her hair and squats at the same time always being on the moveelped her lose 80 pounds. >> when i got on the scale, it was about 208 pounds when i said oh, no, i need to do something about this. >> reporter: now she shares other diet tips on facebook. she says facebook can help many people lose weight. >> especially if they don't have the motivation if they don't have somebody to talk to. >> reporter: joanna is on a facebook page started by peggy bradford who lost 75 pounds in a year. >> people were constantly coming unto me and saying, oh, my god, how did you do this? >> she named her facebook page steps to good health. she takes between 20 and 30,000 steps a day and carefully counts calories. >> 10 pretzels are 110 calories. i want to help other people and share my story because i know there's a lot of people out there that feel alone or, you know, feel challenged and don't know what do about it. >> reporter: there is no specific diet or plan. peggy now has over 100 members who share successes and failures. like giving into a piece of apple pie

it's like -- and one kind of political newcomer, a venture capitalist, joanna reese is in the race as well and is in the mix because she has been able to raise some money as people are going joanna who? >> three dozen candidates, i can't decide if this reminds me more of the gubernatorial recall where we had 100 something or the current republican presidential field. either way, a lot of people running who don't have a chance. is this the legacy of gene kwan beating perrata? >> there is that element of it. also because we don't have an incumbent running, at least said he's not going to run for election. so this is a chance for people to go in because of term limits. ex supervisors are looking for something to do. a couple of people in the race who don't have term limits. there's the city attorney, dennis herrera, and phil tinge, they don't have to worry about that. the state senator has to get out of the race. it's interesting to listen to what they had to say yesterday. it was a fairly narrow focus of what the debate was about. it was about service and community engagement, held at u

for more context on the media circus and what's to come we turn to joanna milloy of the joanna, thiss a story that's generating international headlines and glur city a bit of a media circus. you've covered a lot of trials, you've been through what we'll call the new york circus before. why is this one generating such a buzz? >> this is bigger than martha stewart and madoff, woody allen. my photographer said it's bigger than the o.j. gathering. because it has everything. this guy has money, power. he was the leading can't for president of france. we have not only all of the new york press but also from all over the world. >> and so you mentioned he's a leading can't for president in france who's accused of sexually assaulting a hotel employee. how much is the international and the class difference, if you will, plays into the drama and the attention? >> it's very interesting how the french have viewed this differently. i mean, he has been called the great seducer in his country. and apparently, there have been allegations of incidents before. we really don't tolerate this kind of thin

. >> joanna did know for son christopher would ever see again after a metal rod had his eye when the team was building shelves and the families northwest side home as ambulances rushed him to the hospital to win a drove herself praying all the way. >> i asked john the second, please you touched his head please help save his vision. >> thethird joint continues her pleas to a good john paul the second. before moving to the u.s. she worked at a convent for the future pope himself was a young priest. >> he was such a beautiful person. i know he was going to be something big someday. >> after christopher spent four days in hospital bleeding from his eye she share the news for which she is eternally grateful. >> you are so lucky >> she says that his eyes emerge successfully only due to the blessing of pope john paul. >> it makes me so proud and so happy. >> christopher is still healthy today, armed with a master's degree and now on vacation in mexico his mother says she would rather have him returned to rome but his pleas to son once met the man that she later trade would help to save him.

my name is joanna i'm the fifth grade teacher at c.c. so we have many issues with our principal and it causes to us file a grievance and has cause the supervisor to spend many hours at our school. while we're pleased to report the grievance was upheld and we've had many meetings, we still have many concerns and it was unfortunate that the situation had to come to that. because of our newcomer population, it is important for us to have a strong leader who can make immediate connections with our parents and families. our principal's infective leadership, unfair targeting of certain staff, poor role model for students and no accountability to parents is very dert mental to our school -- detrimental to our school. thank you. president mendoza: thank you very much. thank you all for coming out tonight. dd >> good evening, commissioners. i'm susan solomon, secretary of united educators of san francisco and i'm here tonight to present to you uesf's position on inclusive practices for special education. as you know, earlier this year the distric

joanna grew up near john paul's home town near poland and said it's her strong connection to the pontiff that gives her faith and healing powers. >> i know john paul ii did it for him, and that's always why, in a difficult time, i'm going to pray to him because he was the one who gave me a miracle. >> she says the making of this miracle was three years before her son's accident. christopher met pope john paul ii during a youth trip to rome in 2004. >> when i actually touched his hand, i did feel something i never felt around any other human being, which, in all honesty, was probably my first actual spiritual experience. >> reporter: christopher says that experience made him realize pope john paul ii was in the realm of a higher power. he believes this encounter could be the blessing that helped him overcome his injury. >> if one person suffers trauma, another person suffers trauma, one heeals better, it might be physical thing or it might be something spiritual. going in and actually believing in the church, i'm sure it took my mind off the issues and helped my body heal more. >> reporte

and it shows. >>> well, sue and paul join us now, along with their children, joey and joanna.ou all. >> good morning. >> nutritionally what is the biggest challenge for you? >> probably meal planning and finding things that the children will eat. we're on the go so much. how do i make something good and eat it quick, in the time i from when i get home for work and run out to soccer practice. >> and affordable. i heard you say, we got that on sale. we got coupons for the ravioli. >> absolutely. >> and for you, paul? >> the same, actually. stuff i would actually eat. a lot of green on this table here. it's not jet green, either. nervous about eating this stuff. >> and you realize this is something. and you set an example for your two, beautiful children here. >> absolutely. >> you own it. dr. oz to the rescue. >> i guess i love you. here's the reality. your kids are going to copy you. we know that already. they're going to copy you, all the things, good and bad. let's start with your calorie count. i'll start with you. it's a simple calculation. you probably should be having abo

so we asked joanna and kelly to give it a try as well. >> all children -- >> reporter: kelly is toldally start sleep for longer stretches of night. >> reporter: as for joanne a simple nighttime routine change is all that is required. she is told to start weaning and cuddling at bed time. >> cookies. >> reporter: dr. mandel says the family should see some results in a week. >> simple behavioral changes make the world of difference. ♪ >> reporter: so a week later, our camera checked back in to see if the little ones were getting more sleep. both moms couldn't believe the instant results. >> the one night i went up, i put her up at 8:30 i went up by 9:30, sound asleep. >> reporter: and baby mara's not waking up as often either. >> she's sleeping longer. >> reporter: kelly is impressed. >> i'm, like, elated that in just one week how much of a change there's been. >> what's really interesting first of all wasn't that hard to hear all of the babies? >> that's worst sound on earth. especially on a plane. >> you can tolerate your own baby's crying but other people's babies are tough to liste