my name is ron campbell. i'm celebrating my 43rd years a professional actor. i am a lucky man. i feel like lou gehrig without the disease. i was always thinking that i hope i can get back to center stage at teatro zinzanni. when i was center stage in greece, doing "oedipus." i was thinking boy, i hope i can get back to teatro zinzanni center stage. when i was a mime in the streets in rome, i was thinking maybe some day there will be a teatrodin zinzanni and i will be center stage there, why, because where else teatro zinzanni where a performer like myself to time a laugh, so the patron does a spit-take on his wife -- where else can i throw the first hat to a juggler and not just any juggler, but the best juggler on the planet? where else can i also do a high-five playing a character with no hands to [stph-b/] without any hands and we're all laughing. you would see things like this -- i know this won't show up in the transcripts, but you will see -- [laughter ] and little kids going -- so i want that again. i want that for san francisco. >> thank you. trish -- she isn't here? >>

. >> 34-year-old err ron campbell lookinglooking for her birth parents for a very specific reason. >> was at the dentist today for my daughter, and again filling out paper work and they asked for your medical history and i have none. i have none to give them. >> born and adopted in montgomery county campbell had a happy childhood in newtown square. it was when she became a mother herself she wanted access to her original birth certificate. hoping to use it to track down more information about her birth parents medical history. >> i need these records. i need them in case something happens to me. or in case something happens to one of my children. >> because of her adoption that information is sealed. >> you don't have access to your birth certificate. is that frustrating to you? >> it's absolutely frustrateing. i just feel like you're being denied a basic human right that people who aren't adopted have. >> reporter: there's now renewed push to change that. house bill 162 would give adult do adoptees in pennsylvania access to their original birth certificates. if passed, this bill woul