>> sophie. >> sophie. is that her real name or her slave name? name that i gave her. >> you're her master. >> i'm her companion. >> why should you be allowed to have a pet? >> sophie is a domestic animal and needs to be in a home. >> she stays in a house. that's not where dogs go. >> domestic animals do... >> do you ever put her on a leash? >> for her safety i put my dog on a leash... >> the leash is for her safe any. >> for domestic dogs and cats and depending on the individual their needs are very different. >> so orcas are like field niggers and dogs and cats are the house niggers? (laughter) maybe lisa could look the other way when it came to her dog. but what about the countless exploited creatures featured in peta's calendars and posters? someone had to act on behalf of the animals so i called my lawyer. >> i'm hereby serving with you a complaint. it alleges that peta uses the images of some animals without having first obtained their consent and without any pay of any kind. >> you're basically being served on behalf of all the animals for

thank you, sophie., tyler. what do you think, buddy? [ cheers ] >> odds are getting better. >> i'm going to go with seven. >> jimmy: seven. number seven, larissa! ♪ larissa it's not a good sign when one of the models can barely hold it up, no. [ laughter ] [ drumroll ] i doubt it's the money, but larissa, surprise me. go for it. [ audience ohs ] [ sad tuba ] sour cream. sour cream and onion dip. yeah. [ elephant sound ] whoa! you know what that elephant sound means. [ laughter ] it's time for double trouble. [ cheers and applause ] each of you will pick a bucket and we will pour them at the same time. [ cheers ] here we go. what bucket, buddy? >> we'll go -- [ cheers ] i'll go ten. >> jimmy: you're going to go number ten? >> i'm going to go number three. >> jimmy: number three. so you're talking about jadie and megan h.! ♪ sadie and megan h ♪ >> jimmy: very good. hopefully one of you guys won the $100. let them have it, you guys! [ drumroll ] [ audience ohs ] [ sad tuba ] i can't believe you haven't pic

." >> sophie hayward. the item before you is a planning commission and them is to article 10 and 11. action before this commission is whether to adopt a proposed amendment and forward them as proposed war further modifications on to the board of supervisors for their revike toe supervisor wiener is here and request that he address you before i give my full presentation. just in case you do not copies of the proposed ordinance, i brought additional drops for you. -- drafts for you. supervisor wiener: good afternoon, commissioners. thank you for having me. since the last time i was here we had a hearing at the stapur preservation committee and i spent time in dialogue with the commission, and the commission developed recommendations yesterday. last time i was here on january 18 i gave you an extensive presentation on the amendments. i do not feel the need to do that again. i will refresh your memory if you need that, but i wanted to point out a few things. first, and i cannot recall if this happened right be

but she hasn't won since "sophie's choice" back in the early '80s.- >> that's unbelievable. >> it really is. she's long overdue. it really was her moment. she gave a great speech and also had a tender embrace with the person i thought was going to win, viola davis. i thought there was a lot of momentum going into it. but she didn't pull it out. but meryl's a legend. viola's just breaking through now. we're not done seeing her. she's on to bigger and better things. >> let's get something straight. i'm the winner and he is the -- >> i went 0-3. you went -- >> you're the loser. >> -- 2-1. that is it. >> not everybody wins. you either win or you lose. >> you don't get a trophy for participation. whatever. more oscar coverage coming up tonight on "america this morning." also "gma." big show coming up. stay with abc. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two dec

it could be her first oscar since sophie's choice. >> it might connect with the academy. >> many critics that it will be viola davis who win best actress. this year's nominee list highlights the growing disconnect between audience favorites and critic's favorite. >> now your insta-weather forecast with meteorologist john collins. >> lots of sunshine. nice day today. typical for this time of year. typically, the normal high is 48. with its 49 at the airport. the morning lows were generally at or above the freezing point. no extreme weather here today. no precipitation. only 3 inches in 1993. we are seeing that we are getting close to march. less bakes' no numbers. the middle of february seems to be the target. clear skies that 45 at the airport. dry air. the barometric pressure is up. south wind at 3 miles an hour. it was breezy this morning. things have calmed down a bit. 43 in west minister and frederick. it is cooler in the mountains. take a look at the satellite picture. clean as a whistle over us. that is a disturbance we will be watching. it will not be much of an issue. it will pro

streep has been nominated 17 times but hasn't won since sophie's choice in 1983.octavia spencer was shocked when she won best supporting actress for her role in the help. christopher plumber took home the best actor award. >>> the academy of friends gala always had the glitter of oscar night benefit for aids and hiv organizations attendees were pleased to see a local oscar winner for best animated feature. >> at money from ticket sales, silent auction and ravel will go to the beneficiaries -- and raffle will go to the beneficiaries. the event is paid for. >> robin roberts interviewed last night's winners, moments, fashion hits and misses she will have them. gma is after our newscast at 7 a.m.. >>> can't wait. the more the better. >> know. i was a little disappointed with the fashions usually a few more stand out, i thought viola davis' green locked fabulous. >> mike looks good, hey mike. >>> good morning. temperatures running on frosty side in the north bay valley 30 santa rosa and napa, everybody else above that in the mid to upper 30s antioch livermore, oakland,

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. >> there's no "sophie's choice" crypt floating around there for me. if you look at what has been out there in the last few years, even this past year, for women of color, this is basically it. >> reporter: too often playing a domestic has been all that's been available for black actresses. >> my path is completely different from a meryl streep or michelle williams, or even a remini maura, or glenn close. and not that they've had it easy because they're women. but i do not sit with 10, 15 scripts in front of me, all lead roles. and i just kind of say eenie, meanie, minie, mo. that's not been my options. >> reporter: the option she took, her sensitive portrayal of aibileen, has already won davis some big-time hollywood accolade. an academy award nomination. >> viola davis. >> reporter: and a win for best actress at this year's s.a.g. awards. >> i have a special note for the dids in central falls, rhode island, to dream big and dream fierce. >> reporter: viola davis knows all about big dreams. she grew up dirt-poor in a town where she often felt the ugly

we have former supervisor sophie maxwell here as well. we have charlotte, a protocol officer.have all the members of our board of supervisors, our current board. we have naomi's . harlon, kelly, the kids are here. naomi's mom is here bang today. thank you for being here as well. mrs. lee is here. [laughter] >> yeah. >> of all, today has been a very active day of the just wonderful announcements, of decisions being made that really reflected the values of the city. i have another one that reflects the value of this city, someone that i have spent privileged to work with for so many years, one began her career as a special assistant, worked her way up as the purchaser, director of purchasing. before that, one of the most difficult task, kind of reminds me of my dpw day is, she had a difficult task of being the director of the taxicab administration. [laughter] so she has earned some strides there. going on to director of purchasing and becoming deputy city administrator. most recently, and acting city administrator. and now my nominee for city administrator for the next five yea

his first film with me was "sophie's choice" and up to tonight when he won for the beautiful work in "the iron lady" 30 years later. every single movie in between. [ applause ] and i just want to thank roy but also i want to thank because i really understand i'll never be up here again, i -- i really want to thank all my colleagues, all my friends, i look out here and, you know, i see my life before my eye, my old friends, my new friends and really this is such a great honor, but the thing that counts the most with me is the friendships and the love and the sheer joy we have shared making movies together. my friends, thank you all of you, departed and here for this, you know, indefatigable eexplicl career. thank you. [ applause ] >> and then there was one. here to present best picture is someone who has been a movie star since he was 19 years old. please welcome a man his entire career is making the impossible possible, tom cruise. ♪ [ ing the theme to "mission: impossible" ] [ applause ] >> tonight is a celebration of movies, watching a film on the big screen, enjoying a shared expe

. >> sophie is showing this on the runway and this in new york.ktail uniforms she designed in spill can-proof si-proof sil. >> for me, it's not a uniform, more like a cocktail dress really. >> but how do you design a uniform that suit, well, everyone? >> it's almost like a reality competition. let me see how i can take these constraints and make them look fantastic. >> most important thing is like ability. if i don't like it by the end of the day, i'm a grumpy guy. corporation walks around in a uniform that they don't like, they become a grumpy corporation. >> coming up from the golden globes to the oscars, the red carpet isn't the same without marchesa. so what does it take to get an a-list swleb into a marchesa gown? plus we're giving you an inside peek at marchesa's celebrity closet when fashion back stage pass returns. ♪ he was a 21st century global nomad ♪ ♪ home was an airport lounge and an ipad ♪ ♪ made sure his credit score did not go bad ♪ ♪ with a free-credit-score-dot-com ♪ ♪ app that he had ♪ downloaded it in the himalayas ♪ ♪ while me

his first film with me was "sophie's choice" and up to tonight when he won for the beautiful work in "the iron lady" 30 years later. every single movie in between. [ applause ] and i just want to thank roy but also i want to thank because i really understand i'll never be up here again, i -- i really want to thank all my colleagues, all my friends, i look out here and, you know, i see my life before my eye, my old friends, my new friends and really this is such a great honor, but the thing that counts the most with me is the friendships and the love and the sheer joy we have shared making movies together. my friends, thank you all of you, departed and here for this, you know, indefatigable eexplicl career. thank you. [ applause ] >> and then there was one. here to present best picture is someone who has been a movie star since he was 19 years old. please welcome a man his entire career is making the impossible possible, tom cruise. ♪ [ ing the theme to "mission: impossible" ] [ applause ] >> tonight is a celebration of movies, watching a film on the big screen, enjoying a shared expe

. >> sophie heyward, planning staff. the city requires that ordinance's concerning historic preservation be referred to the historic preservation committee and this body for review, prior to transmittal to the board. the ordinance is before you. this includes amendments proposed by the hpc and superviso weiner. these were heard january 18, 2012 and yesterday by the hpc. i will not go through the ordinances in the same level of detail i did in december. today, i will look at the review and recommendations made yesterday by the hpc, in the form of two resolutions. i have provided a summary of each of the resolutions for you. i will also put a copy of four members of the public. just a quick note on the format. what is highlighted in yellow on these sheets are the changes that were proposed yesterday by the hpc to the amendments that were recommended by supervisor weiner. i gave them to the director. the proposed amendments at this time are anticipatory, and have not been approved to the board, nor have they been introduced

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. >> streep has been nominated 17 times she hasn't won since sophie's choice in 1983. other big winners christopher plumber who played a gay man coming out late in life and octavia spencer won best supporting actress for her role in the help. >>> before the show lizzie bermudez mingled with the stars on the red carpet. >> reporter: the glitz, glamour and all that bling. we are on the red carpet. big controversy was borak. >> i think it is wonderful he's here. >> reporter: you have a favorite film of all time? >> clock work orange. >> this is all exciting. i'm thrilled to be here. maybe people -- it gets me faith that maybe people want to change a little and they don't want the dumbing down. we are very, very thrilled. we've come a long way. >> it couldn't be better i haven't got anything invested for myself. obviously supporting this extraordinary initiative that olivia has we have those triumphs as well with meryl and i feel like it is you know, i -- >> reporter: the party continues out here in hollywood. we will have a full report on 7 live. for abc7 news i'm lizzie

former supervisor sophie maxwell. we have the vice president, but commissioner, the fire commissioner, linda richardson, the director of treasure island, the former commissioner carol, the city administrator, amy brown, the first woman in that position. the city purchaser on the mayor's staff. if i miss you, please see me. we would be happy to announce she. thank you for joining us today. [applause] >> i would also like to thank our table sponsors and all of our incredible volunteers. thank you for all of the hard work putting this together. [applause] now we're going to start our awards presentation. the organization of the year award goes to the family violence prevention fund, esther is the executive director, and the family violence prevention fund, a quick description, works to prevent violence within the home and the committee to help those whose lives have been devastated by violence, because everyone has the right to live free of violence. for more than three decades they have work to end violence against wome

ktvu's john sasaki looking great, and sophie balla, and they all took part in the event. how was it? >> well if you would like information on the event and the special olympics you can also visit our website at ktvu.com. >>> how was it mark? you guys were off by a couple of days. had you done it wednesday, thursday? >> i would have been out there all day today, when i woke up this morning, i was a bit tired, but jumping out of the water, giving energy. >> right now it is always a great event for you, a wonderful organization, and right now there are clouds pushing back, if you can see on storm tracker two, still a bit of a breeze, the stronger winds out in the pacific, the bouey, gusting with winds, winds at 15- 20 miles per hour. a look outside, looking towards to tower, you can see the clouds, still lights out there, that is wrapping up a day that really cooled off across the entire bay area, most areas cooling off 10-20 degrees from yesterday's readings. here we go with the temperatures from this afternoon, no more 80s, 70s, livermore at 63 degrees, san francisco, 57,