will say you were on to iconic shows -- roseanne and the big bang theory. what do you make of that? come, theyse is to cannot take this from you. >> i understand how incredibly rare it is. i know a lot of incredibly talented people who are not given certain opportunities or any opportunities that are not working. beyond that, and feeling as grateful as heck, i cannot really dwell on it too much. there is an element that might the degree ofle, good fortune i have had an opportunities i have been given. it's hard. those people you mentioned, one of the pitfalls of rejection in this isstarting to question yourself and your talent or your looks or your height or weight or whatever it might the, and it's hard not to. it's hard to keep your head up. i think a lot of people shoot themselves in the foot by altering themselves. you cannot. i'm a midwestern boy. tavis: that's why i like you. >> the worst you can do is to be have not just vanity but healthy ego about yourself can be mistaken as something unforgivable, so it took me a long time to realize to walk around without a certain amount

. >> i am roseann sdoia. i have every intention of resuming normal activities from before the bombing. >> they asked that i speak loudly because they all lost some hearing in the bombing. and memories are still coming back like roseann and adrian realizing they met here on the same day. >> i remember wheeling past you. >> she was spinning around or whatever. how long have you been here. i just got here. oh, i have a lot to learn. >> spalding is a beautiful new facility devoted to getting people back to their lives, including things like learning how to maneuver in a wheelchair. >> people don't think about this. >> try getting dressed on one. >> it's tough. >> so life becomes about building in way more time for everything. >> the whole women take a long time to get ready to a whole new level. >> they've been physically altered forever, and yet because of how the brain is wired, so much of the pain they're feeling involves limbs that are no longer there. if there was one complaint among all of you, is it phanto

tiger woods, and giants and i will like to thank roseanne who keeps us practicing in on my toes. >> pam could know on monday if same-sex marriage is legal here in california. >> pam: rule on prop 8 by the end of the month. but e about whether same-sex marriage will be legal in california. has not stopped gay and lesbian couples. from planning their dream weddings. kron 4 news checked in with an oakland -based gay wedding planner. and found out, she is busier than ever. >> "we are def getting lot more interest. people are contacting us from all over the country./we have weddings in the works and they are for after the decision is made they are hoping and we are hoping that it will be legal in california." >> pam: based "here comes the pride.". she opened it in 2008 when gay marriage was legal in the state. she also tells kron 4 news.her clients are not letting the prop 8 decision impact how big or small they will celebrate their big day. she does anticipate a spike in business if same-sex weddings do become legal in california. hey, look! a shooting star! make a wish! i wish we could lie

>> yeah, he played roseanne's boss in the first season of roseanne and then took his option to leaveow him a bone now and then. >> every once in a while. >> and then your new film that is coming up. >> i think it will be out in december. >> tell us about that film. it's kind of the greatest treasure hunt in history. the nazis when they advanced on these countries. they looted all the art for their personal uses and hitler built this huge thing that was going to be in austria. and a lot of the art was going to go there. most of it was going to go to private -- anyway, they formed a unit of old guys of architects, artists, curators to try to track down and protect the art that the nazis looted and they saved, they saved a great deal of art of western culture. >> amazing piece of history. are you a student of history? >> i am the older i get. >> kind of works out that way. because we become history. this shows the arranrange that have. amazing to think of your body of work, john. it is incredible. we spoke about roseanne, the coan brothers film and then sully. you get a grin on your fac

roseann barr introduced us to her alter ego roseann conner, mother, wife, friend, worker, and overweightshe dared us not to worship her as a domestic goddess and working class heroine, we did making her the most watched show in 1990. it isn't fat acceptance, the struggling, sweating, succeeding, and, yes, sometimes failing to trim the fact that kept us watching and spending. the weight loss industry would never be the same again after its two titans came stepping in. one, a native new orleansans, short shorts wearing, curly hair actuality ral music icon. more than three decades and counting, richard simmons has taken the gospel of fitness everywhere. according to a statement of dr. oz has helped humanity lose more than 3 million pounds. as good as richard simmons managed to look in his tiny, shiny shorts no one did more for lee tards than jane fonda. fonda almost single handedly launched the fitness craze when she released her jane fonda workout video in 1982. it went on to become the top grossing video of all time and made the then new technology like the vcr into a permanent fixture in

. >> roseann, we appreciate you, your words, your inspiration, and of course all the runners who are going to be out there who are going to be inspired by your own experience. and i do believe you will run. you will follow your goal and your dream and run again in another race. thank you for joining us. >> well, i am saying it today on national tv, so i have to run again, i guess. thank you. >> we'll hold you to it. we'll bring you back. >> thank you the j.p. morgan challenge gets underway tonight in boston. >>> a catch of a lifetime saved this little boy in brooklyn. you got to see this. this is a woman walking by the building, she catches a 1-year-old boy who fell two stories. the boy had crawled through a hole by the window that was covered with cardboard. the woman who caught him, cristina torre, the daughter of joe torre, the baseball great who managed the yankees. earlier she told cnn what she did when she saw the boy dangling. >> he had slipped and was literally holding on with his hands and i'm on the phone with 911 and trying to position myself underneath where i could possi

it is not a scandal, it is far worse, not a crisis, way where it's roseanne that. .. >> my situation was in louisiana, but i have to say i honestly believed, the system i was a part of would do the right thing. i was horrified when i read these letters that i was asked to put into this file and respond. i was horrified because father, the ex-father, he had raped at least, you know, a hundred children that they knew about at the time, and that number went up to probably 500 if truth be told. gradually, this thing unfolded, and i thought i was doing the right thing, and i gradually realized they did not want to do the right thing, but cover this up. they wanted to disappear anyone who was making too much noise about it, and as the years went on and my involvement went on, my attitude and understanding of the e cleez yaysty call system changed radically, and the reason this will go on and on and on and has gone on and why it's so shocking is more than just the fact of men who are trusted with everything by good catholic people that they rape children. this is horrendous enough, but if y