it s also a fear issue because anger comes from fear. oprah: mm-hmm. but why would you be afraid of the housekeeper? not afraid of them. i think when you feel the fear comes for me after the fact, after the deed has been done which is not oprah: or let s just go there are you just, you know, lots of times people call you a diva. mm-hmm. oprah: and in our society now, diva is seen as a, you know, good thing. she s a diva, she s a but i don t think that s a good thing, a diva. oprah: well, i m getting there, ok? so my question is, are you just a petulant diva who wants things her own way and if you don t get things your own way, you feel you have the right to throw things? no. i think it comes from a deeper place than that with me.f it comes from another type of emotional disorder because it s not just i don t get what i want, i throw. it s i don t know. it comes from i don t know
burning ceremony. it is my understanding, and i have his word that he will move the ground zero mosque to a different location. reporter: but feisal abdul rauf, the imam who represents the islamic community center and mosque continually rejected the possibility of the moving the project or halting construction. after jones announcement, rauf spoke with this week s christiane ammanpour. my major concern with moving it is that the headline in the muslim world will be islam is under attack in america. everybody felt like that was the will of god. that was a sign. that is what we should do. now we re a little bit not totally, but we re a little bit back to square one. reporter: there was fear the demonstration could endanger american troops abroad, along with fbi concerns that islamic radicals might have launched attacks at the event itself and around the u.s. even the president had warned jones, calling the ceremony a recruitment bonanza for al qaeda. if he s listening, i
top ballet dancers. i m nervous. have you seen the people in that? wow. i don t want to go in there. i m too nervous. they re so professional. i don t wam stande back of the class, that s for sure. nice to meet you [indistinct] nice to meet you. [laughs] [speaking russian] [classical music playing] just overwhelming and all those jitters came back, you know, from when i was a child. it all came back. walking into class, that smell, the ballet barre. no, because, you know, when you dream about doing something since you were, like, a child, and then you you know, i had this big fear of evero a , going back to a class. no, because it was a big fear, like a block, and i ve i ve been
saying i d love to go back into class, but i ve never been able to have the guts to do it. and so i just, you know, just i guess i just broke one of my fears, and it was a big fear for me. it goes back to my childhood, so it s something you wished you could have been, so, you know, that s what my when i used to dream as a child, that s what i dreamed to be. and i have happy tears. oprah: here comes the ugly cry again. that s great. that s great. [applause] that must have felt special. so it felt so it was amazing. thank you very much. thank you. oprah: yeah. we ll be right back. we ll be right back. [applause] the oprah show is brought to you in part by dove. dove believes a fresh perspective can do wonders for your life. closed captioning provided by the maker of the following product.