ROMANS: Hannah Storm is working again, less than a month after a propane grill outside her home blew up in her face. The sportscaster suffered serious burns; she lost her eyebrows, eyelashes, a lot of her hair. Storm told ABC News that the flame on the grill was out, but she didn't realize there was propane still in the air, so she tried to relight the flame and it set off a huge explosion. Set her on fire. She told ABC that she yelled to her 15-year-old daughter who was in the kitchen, "Mommy is on fire. You have to call 911." Yesterday, she got some false eyelashes, some hair extensions; she was back at work hosting the Rose Parade. And there she is. I mean, she looks great. Thank goodness it wasn't more serious. It was very serious injuries, but thank goodness she was able to recover.</s>SAMBOLIN: Yes, she thanked the burn unit at the hospital because she said they did an amazing job and took really good care of her. She looks great. All right, 58 minutes past the hour. We wrap it up as always with best advice.</s>ROMANS: And today's come from Aidan Quinn, the actor.</s>AIDAN QUINN, ACTOR: I think the best advice, just off the top of my head, is that sometimes -- we were just talking about this -- persistence trumps talent. So if you have persistence and belief, if you keep at it, you know, pretty soon doors will open, and it does trump talent a lot of times.</s>SAMBOLIN: Stay at it.</s>ROMANS: I love that.</s>SAMBOLIN: Persistence. That's EARLY START. Thanks for being with us. I'm Zoraida Sambolin.</s>ROMANS: I'm Christine Romans. STARTING POINT with John Berman and Brooke Baldwin starts right now.
ESPN Sportscaster Back to Work After Serious Burns