we used to make wiener schnitzel, that is a veal cutlet. we made it in half oil and half pork fat. smell of it, i used to love it. i go back and just think about it. when i was a kid, i ate half of it. i said i am going to save the rest for tonight or for tomorrow. haslinda: but it wasn't always plain sailing. when you wanted to be a chef, your dad was dead against it. wolfgang: my dad was totally crazy. i should have fired him a long time ago. he said cooking was not a profession for men. it is a profession for women. you should be a mechanic or a mason or a carpenter or anything like that. and then he always told me i am good for nothing. so when i left my little house and went to the train station, he said, "you are good for nothing. you will be back in a month. you're not going to make it as a cook." haslinda: it is true, isn't it, that you dabbled in construction? you did try. wolfgang: i hated it. he was building this house and i had to help them bring the bricks and do this and that. all of my friends were playing soccer. i used to hear them play, and i had to work. i did no

we were at dinner eating my wiener schnitzel lose like this and lo and behold across from me was michelleecial olympics international board of directors so she's been a longtime supporter and talking about michelle being a figure skater and we'll bring you this terrific story of these twin sisters and sharita is a special olympian and her twin sister also figure skates and they consider themselves the venus and serena of figure skating, those twin sisters, so it will be wonderful to share that with you tomorrow. >> robin, it's a gorgeous story and "gma" weekend has never been better. you're there tomorrow. i'm there tomorrow. but you're also -- >> he's really humble. >> it's never been better and so you -- but you're hosting the entire special olympics thing on abc. is it tomorrow night? >> yeah, tomorrow night. well, not the entire thing, but thank you, sam, for thinking i'm hosting the entire thing, but i'm -- there's a cast of thousands, and i'm very happy to be one joining my friends at espn and it's the opening ceremony tomorrow. we have some spectacular things planned for everybody

>> we have the soup and roll and bratwurst with sauerkraut and potatoes and austrian wiener schnitzelat -- >> i beer from austria. >> beautiful. >> yum. >> i may never come home. well, with sam there maybe he could drag me back. i'm not quite sure. >> you know, robin, that remainzs me of growing up in germany salivating looking at schnitzel. you ran into a great olympian last night. >> i certainly did, michelle kw kwan. we were at dinner eating my wien wiener schnitzel and michelle kwan is on the special olympics international board of directors so she's been a longtime supporter and talking about michele abeing a figure skater and we'll bring you this terrific story of these twin sisters and a special olympian and her twin sister also figure skates and they consider themselves the venus and serena of figure skating, those twin sisters so it will be wonderful to share with you tomorrow. >> it's a gorgeous story and "gma" weekend has never been better. you're there tomorrow. i'm there tomorrow. but you're also -- it's never been better and so you -- but you're hosting the entire specia