bad word. >> it's not funny mimi, i told you!addy pick me up i'm going to tell them and i'm going to right away i'm going to go home take a rest and -- >> i know you want to talk to this little girl right? >> oh yeah. >> we have josie and her dad "right this minute" via skype. >> what do you say? >> thank you. >> do you realize how many people are watching your videos? >> yeah. >> i think we're all really shocked and surprised by her vocabulary and her speech skills. is it something you've taught her or is it just something that she seems to have been born with? >> she's a sponge. she grass. grasps everything playing the harmonica. >> dad, i've got a question for you. i saw how she was negotiate organize demanding there. is it always like that trying to take a bath reasoning it out. >> show has her diva moments when she needs a nap or hungry but she's full of love. she really is. we'll be talking to her and she'll stop and say, i love you so much and it just melts you the bef thing we could have asked for. >> can you tell me what

joining us mimi hoang. >> there were issues prevent aing apartments of less than 400 square feet. it's been waived for this. >> this is a pilot project. it's raised for this project and the hope is if it's successful the city would rezone to allow it. >> i live in the suburbs. i'm used to living in quite bit more space. how do you live in 375 square feet? is it possible? >> it is entirely possible. i would say this is not for everybody. but the fact is that more and more people are living alone and that is due to the fact that we are studying more, particularly women. we are marrying later. and we are also unfortunately divorcing more. so in manhattan almost half the population lives by themselves. this project is in response to a change in demographics. >> when i looked at what we just saw from the video footage it's beautiful. it looks more spacious than i might have imagined. but have you or anybody you know actually tried do this? >> my partner at n architects whose also my husband we lived in a 375 square foot apartment for five years. >> both of you? >> both of us in the sam

. >> mimi, thank you so much for joining us today. >> you're welcome. >>> up next on "the money" a lookthe news for the week ahead. >>> how to be your own boss and keep your finances in tiptop shape? is it a dream or a nightmare? >>> for more on our show and our guests go to otm.cnbc.com. >>> industrial production figures for february on monday and an important housing market index from the national association of home builders. tuesday, housing starts for february. plus on tuesday, when irish eyes are smiling, watch for parades, leprechauns and shamrocks. it's st. patrick's day. and on friday could the long winter be over? spring finally begins. yea! >>> the number of americans who work for themselves has grown by more than a million people in the last three years. there were more than 15 million self employed workers in the country by the end of 2015, according to the bureau of labor statistics. add to that those who moonlight, have side jobs or freelance. that number grows significantly. sharon epperson joins me now to talk about the impact of freelance work on your future and your m

. >> good morning, supervisors, my name is mimi and i am the director of the woman's policy on the department of the status of women and thank you for supervisor tang and supervisors breed and cohen for co-sponsoring, they have the lucky to work with them and we are happy to work every day to improve the response to the domestic violence and elder abuse and child abuse and one of the aspects that make our council unique in the way in which it is a true collaboration between our non-profit agencies that provide the services and our city departments of the structures that it is chaired by three chairs who come from the community based organizations and then there are the members of the council, that come from the city departments so it really works, so well, and as supervisor tang mentioned we are unique in the state in really addressing all three of these issues and in the way in which we are structured and it is very exciting to be able to add the six new partners some of whom have been participating and some who are new and really making sure that we are getting all of the various agencis th

two girls, mimi and suzy showed me what was a classroom. and today it was a pile of rubble. >> you say you've gone to some of the outer islands. if you go to the outer islands of the archipelago, that's fear that those people in the outer islands have not had the protection. >> caller: port vila yesterday, we weren't able to get around port vila itself. we were able to get more around the island. but we have not had any communication with outer islands. so world vision has many staff that are based in these communities that we have not heard from yet, and communications go down. so right now it's about 7:00. i'm in port vila and i am doing this interview in total darkness. we still don't have power. we are very fortunate, we've managed to have running water re-connected. but communication is still very very difficult. and like i said we still have not heard from those outer islands, but we will be out to the islands that are more vulnerable to devastation than port vila. >> and chloe, when you look at these parts that you've gone to what do

two girls, mimi and suzy, showed me a classroom. and today it was just a pile of rubble. >> and to clarify. you say you've gone to some of the outer islands. did you go to the outer islands of the archipelago. the real fear is that those people in the outer islands have not had the protection that probably the ones most in danger. >> caller: no not the outer islands, the outer area of port vila. and yesterday we were not able to get really that far out of port vila the city itself. but today we were able to get more around the island. but in terms of the outer islands, we still have not had any communication with islands out there. so world vision has many staff that are based in these communities that we have not heard from yet, and communication is still down. so right now it's about 7:00 up here in port vila and i am sitting here and doing this interview in total darkness. we still don't have power. we are very fortunate. we've managed to have running water reconnected. but communication is still very very difficult. and like i s

anderson pacific, i would say i would never have known any of this were going on had i not been told mimi source. >> we are showing pictures of this weekend. we are talking about fred robinson the first lady's brother, right? >> that is correct. this is craig robinson's daughter. >> president obamaed the attend a game over the weekend. he is not at tonight's game though? >> that is correct, anderson president obama is not at this game tonight. he was at the game saturday when princeton played wisconsin, green bay in the 1st round, in fact i received an e-mail as a member of the media, for that game the day before they didn't say why. once the word came out the president was at the game on saturday obviously, we all understood why that e-mail went out about heightened security ahead of time there was no such e-mail going out because of this game obviously, court my source this threat occurred this afternoon, so there was no threat at all anderson about anything going on until i received this information from a source during the game actually tonight. >> let's hope it was some sort of a kra

the speaker and said let's fund dhs now includes a lot of freshman up and comers, martha mcsally, mimi walters. people strong on security issues maybe have serious swing districts and they're taking a stand and saying, we want to govern and get past. this. >> woodruff: it will be interesting to see what this means for the speaker going forward. lisa desjardins, thank you. >> my pleasure. >> ifill: now to a much-awaited report from the justice department. after a months-long investigation following the fatal shooting of african- american teenager michael brown, the department of justice has found what it calls a pattern of racial bias and civil rights abuses by ferguson missouri police. the newshour and other outlets obtained a summary sheet of the full report. among the findings, african americans, who are roughly two- thirds of the ferguson population, made up 92% of "peace disturbance" charges. and, once charged with an offense, they were 68% less likely than others to have charges dismissed. to discuss the disparities, we're joined by: justin hansford, a professor at st louis univer

what an employee can do is to say the policy doesn't treat similarly treated employees the same as mimi. it treats me -- me. it treats me worse. individuals who were accommodated under the a.d.a. the government -- justice kagan: we disagree, what it tells you, it tells you what the comparetives are any class you can come with who has the same disability and isn't pregnant and the employer can come back and say we had a good reason to treat that class of employees differently. and if you buy that with respect to the gilbert distinction i don't understand why you wouldn't buy it with respect to any other classification? ms. halligan: all this clause is telling you and congress is telling you and this court was clear that the p.d.a., both clauses were not intended to any way depart from title 7 principles. it was to correct the fact that pregnancy could be sex discrimination. justice kagan: what gilbert said was that kind of policy was legitimate and that congress came back and said, no, that policy is illegitimate. ms. halligan: illegitimate in the first clause and said you cannot when yo