katz and commissioners, i am sophie hayward from the mayor's office of housing. thank you for inviting us to talk with you about the affordable housing pipeline. i am joined by teresa yonger who you know as director of development for mcd i will begin today by summarizing the mayor's housing goals, as well as the proposition k that was passed in november and presenting the recommendations of the housing working group, then teresa will provide you on an update on mcd's pipeline including the geographic distribution of sites through the city and then talk about the housing projects at the port. as you know, in january of 2014 the mayor outlined a 7-point housing plan. his goal then, as now, is to secure housing for 100 percent of san franciscoans. the plan focuses on neighborhood preservation and increased production of both affordable and market rate ownership and rental housing. specifically the plan focuses on eviction prevention, preservation of existing units, doubling down payment assistance programs for first time home buyers, revitalization of public housin

. >> sophie hayward from the mayor's office of housing. the 30,000 is the total number of new or rehabilitated housing in the mayor's housing goal. it's not referring to the actual pipeline the planning department has. of that goal, 50 percent will be affordable. >> so what is the number i guess, i would concur with commissioner brandon to understand how much housing is being created regardless of how it's categorized. >> i'll have to get back to you from the planning department. i don't have the total number from the mayor's office of housing but i will get the pipeline number and get back with you. >> how is the 30,000 different from the overall? i understand the 50 percent but then i'm confused how is the 30,000 different from the overall housing pipeline. >> i'm very hopeful that the 30,000 number, which is the mayor's goal for production by 2020, matches the pipeline. but it's an identified goal, it's not reflective of the pipeline as it --. >> okay, well then we get down to what you're saying on your slide 4, which is the 10,000 plus

i think we have to be more sophis sophis sophis sophis sophisticated. >> we agree with that view. >> i didn't read the background so i am happy to hear that. >> on agriculture or judiciary, do you have anything you want on the there? >> the agriculture is poised to grow and an $80 billion industry. it is poised to grow if we promote trade or continue to promote and fund research so we get more productivity out of the agriculture sector. again i hate to sound like a broken record but regulatory reform is first and foremost one of the things we need to deal with. if you go out and talk to these farmers, they will give you a litany of non-senseical regulations that really do not provide the value, commence with the farmers and we have to get trade right and expand opportunities for agriculture and exports. our farmers are prepared to do it. some are making headway. a lot don't realize how successful successful north carolina is as an exporter of sweet potatoes. we have 120% increase in sweet potato increase to the uk. and europe is opening up as a market. we need to figure out how to he

the fact the objects of his search were just hanging around, hiding in plain sight as it were -- >> sophie brannon. >> reporter: -- didn't make their discovery any less sweet for mike. when i first walked in here i saw that i got the goose bumps. >> reporter: two paintings by the late artist sophie brannon were the beginning of what mike found. in back rooms, basements and behind boxes a dozen other works of art all with one thing in common. at the height of the great depression, the works progress administration or wpa, put millions of unemployed americans back to work. that included artists. hundreds of thousands of pieces were commissioned, then placed in public spaces, like libraries all over the country. the government then promptly lost track of most of them. >> sometimes records were nonexistent, facilities closed, administrations changed and lose track of the artwork. >> reporter: but a few years ago mike's bosses at general services administration decided to track down the lost works of art. they reached out to mike and mike started reaching out to others with a few bump as long t

sophie spotted the signs after the baby she had given birth to was put in an incubator to recover from john this. -- jaundice. the one she got back had differences in hair and skin. >> she had more hair. i asked what was going on. i could not imagine what had happened. it was odd. i mentioned it. the nurse said it was the year of the -- the uv rays. reporter: evidence grew that she was someone else's child. there were local jibe's that she was the post man's daughter. >> i was afraid. was she ok? was she being looked after? i was petrified. reporter: it was a question of gaining a family and losing and identity. >> i found myself with two mothers, two fathers, several brothers and sisters. i could not work out where i belonged. there was my mother. she was not my birth mother. reporter: in france, there is a sense of horror that the mistake went undetected for so long. both families have tried to stay in contact. it was difficult\ one mother said -- it was too difficut. lt. one mother said, "too distressing." the verdict mattered. if feels good that this was over. -- it feels good that

of telling you why that happened one mother showed it and the video is going viral and 3-year-old sophievideo is going viral and these college girls are showing off unbelievable golf trick shots. go to website/distraction. and melissa magee is here with more on the weather. >> it's windy and winds out of the northwest are bitterly cold 17 degrees in philadelphia but dress for windchills below zero, 14 for allentown for a high and millville just 18. >>> ten years after he went missing an iconic amusement park mascot is back home. where louie the clown was. and that does it for "action news" at noon, don't forget to join us at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. for the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams stay warm, we'll see you here later today beginning at 4:00. no a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a

tardes bienvenido al mundo maravilloso de los deportes, y lo hicieron con la autoridad de la casa sophie apareciÓ marcelo con un gol. los dragones jugaron contra ganar, y la pared de paraguayos leales van taja, por lo que habÍa jugado mejor encontrÓ su premio. de danilo y firmÓ el empate que le da ventaja por el gol de visitante, hoy hablÓ el tÉcnico de la selecciÓn mexicana este, certamen que se estÁ realizando es la prioridad para el dÍa que entrega el boleto para enfrentar estados unidos y viajar a copa confederaciones otra vez carlos fierro estÁ en el ojo del huracÁn, y es que se volviÓ a tirar un clavado para engaÑar al Árbitro que terminose sancionando la pena mÁxima, nÉstor de la torre el mismo que criticÓ al torres. >> para mÍ no hay polÉmica, ha sido hemos visto el gol, que nos anulan el domingo hay quien dice hay quien dice que no camino personal hay un contacto, que lo desequilibra y se cae al mar con cÓmo a veces se encamina hacia un lado y hacia el otro yo me quejo mÁs de que las cuestiones con pantalÓn largo y los reglamentos no se llevan a cabo parejo para todos los equipo

. >> how is sophie taking all this? >> great she's very cool. >> even about the cumber following?ne. true fans know intruding on something very dear and private for me -- >> seriously private. >> it should be. there's somebody who's going to come into the world as our child. i ask people to respect that fact. >> reporter: if there's one thing that's certain, 2015 promises to be a big year for cumberbatch. >> when you take a step back and you reflect, what do you see? >> looking back isn't something i want to do at the age of 30. i'm looking forward if anything. very happy with who i am. >> reporter: for "nightline" i'm rachel smith in los angeles. >> just maybe a cumber oscar is next. the oscars will be airing sunday, february 22nd at 7:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. thank you for watching "nightline." tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night, america. [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> yeah! hey! [cheers and applause] i'm terry crews, and i'm planning to send some people home very, very happy today on millionaire. [cheers and appl

quick she was given to sophie, who was not her birth mother. the clinic had put two babies in the same incubator and given them back to the wrong families. dna tests later revealed the error. the court has now found that the clinic was responsible for the mix up and ordered it to pay damages to both girls and their families. >> were going back to that piece about the price of oil being set to rise. it's not going to recover the high prices over the past three years, as we mentioned the >> according to an international energy agency report that has just been published. >> no country in the world exports more oil than saudi arabia, and none is more dependent on the natural resource than the middle eastern kingdom. the international monetary fund estimates that oil makes up around 80% of the country's export and almost all of its income. since the summer, prices of crude oil have plummeted hitting saudi arabia especially hard. it has long been clear that the country needs other sources of income and it has been trying investing in its industry, se

. >> 3-year-old sophie, martial arts.ve manner. >> she is reciting the student creed with her instructor. this is a tae kwon do instructor. >> anything. >> anything. >> that you do. >> that you do. >> doesn't matter what she's saying you believe her. >> she does all of the motions, the hand movements. >> i will. >> i will. >> develop. >> develop. >> self-discipline. >> self-discipline. >> in order. >> in order. >> to have. >> to have. >> bring out the best. >> bring out the best. >> in myself. >> in myself. >> if you're in a bad mood watch this video. it will make you happy. >> a black belt cute. >> that's our show everybody. thanks so much for joining us. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. >> charles here. >> happy birthday, sebastian. not so happy birthday for amber rose and wizard wizard's son who is now 2 years old and did not get to celebrate his birthday with mom and dad be

coup trillion the indian ocean couple proved to be her birth parents they were bringing up the girl sophie given birth to. the families met up but no longer see one anotherren finding the experience too painful. no the money means nothing to me. it won't change anything. the most important thing is that the clinic can't blame the mothers any more. now it's been proved that it was to blame, it will have to take responsibility may will all have to take responsibility for this horrible act they committed. until the end of their days. >> the families had sought more than $10 million in compensation. they received only a fraction of that, but the simple mistake which has shaped all their lives has finally been formally acknowledged. al jazeera, in paris. >> . >> his supporters insist the charges are politically motivated. >> hungs of people arrived a t the top court on tuesday morning. n't thatting their that chanting their slogans the convicted loader of the opposition. the former deputy prime minister arrived with his family friends and party officials. together they heard the five men court.

. >> 3-year-old sophie, martial arts.ve manner. >> she is reciting the student creed with her instructor. this is a tae kwon do instructor. >> anything. >> anything. >> that you do. >> that you do. >> doesn't matter what she's saying you believe her. >> she does all of the motions, the hand movements. >> i will. >> i will. >> develop. >> develop. >> self-discipline. >> self-discipline. >> in order. >> in order. >> to have. >> to have. >> bring out the best. >> bring out the best. >> in myself. >> in myself. >> if you're in a bad mood watch this video. it will make you happy. >> a black belt cute. >> that's our show everybody. thanks so much for joining us. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." doug, we have the results, but first, we have a very special guest. come on out, flo! [house band playing] you have anything to say to flo? nah, i'll just let the results do the talking. [crowd booing] well, he can do that. we show our progressive direct rate and the rates of our competitors even if progressive

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bÁrbara: ahÍ lo ven muy elegante y saludos a sophie que lo estÁ cuidando todos los dÍas.Ías cubiertas de nieve y hielo y han ocurrido choques en cadena en los que se han visto involucrados hasta mÁs de 30 vehÍculos algo muy similar pudieran estar experimentando los residentes de todo el sur del paÍs. desde dallas, en atlanta. aquÍ han tenido una muy fuerte tormenta invernal y para el dÍa de maÑana se va a repetir mÁs de lo mismo. demos una tormenta que estÁ saliendo desde nuevo mÉxico que se va a estar haciendo sentir en los mismos estados. aquÍ les tengo las mÁximas para que tenga una idea de cÓmo va a estar impactando. la gran manzana amaneciÓ con temperaturas bajo cero. ni me lo quiero imaginar, ni sÉ c'mo vivir tanto tiempo ahÍ. miami tuvo una mÁxima en los 85, y nosotros aquÍ en los angeles en los 72. este es el panorama que vamos a estar sintiendo desde atlanta sobre las carolinas lluvia helada. no solo esta tormenta ha provocado tremendo dolor de cabeza, es que estÁ compuesta de una masa de aire muy frÍo, estÁis tratando con bastante humedad desde el golfo de mÉxic

clearly, the suspicion was that sophie had an affair and tried to pass off the child as her husbands.eventually -- >> we are running out of time. it is a story and a half to tell, though isn't it? do stay with us. coming up in the next half hour on gmt, fighting goes on in eastern ukraine. we'll talk to our correspondents in donesque and moscow to get the latest. they are trying to make gains ahead of wednesday's peace talks. that's coming up shortly on gmt. thanks for watching. it's the candy bar that's too hot for tv in all its naked glory; stripped of chocolate, with nothing but salty roasted peanuts on soft sweet caramel. a payday bar will get you through your day. expose yourself to payday. you want an advanced degree, but sometimes work can get in the way. now capella university offers flexpath, a revolutionary new program that allows you to earn a degree at your pace and graduate at the speed of you. flexpath from capella university. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. >>> hello, welcome to gmt on "bbc worl

for listening to music always with a heavy beat-- it was ravel's bolero or after that it would be sophie always had your way ♪ ♪ and when you leave me ♪ ♪ you know it's gonna grieve me ♪ ♪ gonna miss your big fat mama ♪ ♪ your mama ♪ ♪ some of these days ♪ ♪ some of these day-ay-ays ♪ ♪ you'll miss me, honey... ♪ in 1925, crane wrote a sequence of love poems called voyages, inspired by a relationship with a merchant marine emil opfer. [hart crane] for many days now i have gone about quite dumb with something beyond happiness. perhaps for the first time in my life i have seen the word made flesh and i know there is such a thing as indestructibility. in the deepest sense where flesh became transformed through intensity of response to counterresponse where sex was beaten out where a purity of joy was reached that included tears. [richard howard] crane seems to have taken joseph conrad's wonderful advice-- "in the destructive element immerse." marianne moore says, "the sea in its surrendering finds its continuing." it was almost as if he chose precisely the dangers and the discrepancies and

sophie said it is a giant economic issue as more women are dropping out of the labor force. trend for rich countries of the body goes up except america. women are dropping of the workforce so to talk about this we have the all-star women panel. we have talked about this before on this show and never passed a bill much deeper than that. >> absolutely. there are two things that need to have been it needs to be mailed counterpart transparency and women don't know how to negotiate. they get into situations where they have to negotiate they feel intimidated and insecure they don't ask for what they want or what they deserve. >> but to socially that if you do a good job somebody will notice. >> thank all the way back to grass merciful liberals are not taught to love mathematics that shows the jobs where there are many it has to do with analytical mathematical skills growth need to be taught in the way they can enjoy it did they can go into those fields. >> but getting girls out of just the education of a preschool teacher. >> i'm sorry it is a dsp tissue are comparing apples to or

the actor married fiancee sophie hunter saturday in the u-k. the two were engaged in november, and are expecting their first child together. and next weekend may cap a great month for cumberbatch. he's nominated for best actor at this year's oscars for his role in 'imitation game.' selena gomez is gearing up to release a new single! the song is called "i want you to know," and is a collaboration with producer zedd. the two have been hyping the single on the internet. posting cover art to their social media pages. the song releases february 23- rd. fifty shades of grey dominated the box office this weekend bringing in more than 81-million dollars. kingsman: the secret service trailed behind at number two grossing more than 35-million dollars. and the spongebob movie:sponge out of water rounded out the top three. it made more than 30-million dollars. for hollywood minute, i'm jeremy roth. >> vicki: coming up, a heart-warming story about love that reaches beyond the grave. >> vicki: after being diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor last year. o

they were bringing up the girl sophie who had given birth to. the families met up, but no longer see one another. finding the experience too painful. >> no, the money means nothing to me to be honest. it won't change anything. the most important thing is that the clinic can't blame the mothers any more. now it's been proved that it was to blame, lit have to take responsibility they will all have to take responsibility. until the end of their days. >> the families had sought more than $10 million they received only a fraction of that but the simple mistake which has shaped all their lives has finally been acknowledged. al jazeera in paris. 6,000 people have been evacuated. most have been used to shelters due to widespread flooding. 14 evacuation centers are now open. the rains are expected to continue for the next few days. now food rationing in venezuela is causing anger among super market shoppers, they can't buy essential food items. but the government is denying it is to blame for the shortages. andy gallagher has more. >> shoppers line unear

meet 3-year-old tae qwon do student sophie. >> i live if to better myself. the my physical health.re if not related. if to be the best. fight she's adorable t.martial art studio in england released video showing the enthusiastic 3-year-old rae site the student creed. she started learning tie kwan do a month ago. studio said they were if happy to see her positive the attitude. it has been viewed 15 million times on facebook. >> she is beyond the precious. how cute. >> she's tough. i think she could take you. >> ferocious. she has the tech nichblingt you foe what. could i watch that for hours. she hasn't really thrown any punches yet but she might about chew me up. curry putting on gritty show tonight against defending nba camp i don't know. warriors start the second half with whole lot of in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. >>

sophie martin and her three young children were on their way to go bowling when power lines went down around her mini van. martin says that she remembered you're supposed to stay inside your car if it ever comes into contact with live wires. >> the wires started arching and causing a fire in front of us. and my children started freaking out a little bit more so i told them to call 911 to make sure someone is coming. >> reporter: someone told martin those live wires carried 4,000 bolts of electricity. once they cut the power, she got the all clear and took her kids out for a little ice cream. >>> the wet weather meant a slow commute home for many people around the bay area tonight. christien kafton is live now in berkeley. the highway patrol told you it was a busy day out there. >> yeah we were out in that evening commute. we could definitely feel the wind blowing us back and forth. we could definitely feel the wind blowing us back and forth as we were crossing the bay bridge. you can see traffic still moving along interstate 80. the interstate is still wet. the chp is advising everyon

they were bringing up the girl, sophie has given birth to. families met up but no longer see one another p finding the experience too painful. no the money means nothing to me. it won't change anything. the most important thing is that the clinic can't blame the mothers any more. now it's been proved that it was to blame, it will have to take responsibility, they will all have to take responsibility for this horrible act they committed until the end of their days. >> the families have sought more than $10 million in compensation they received only a fraction of that. but the simple mistake which is shaped all their lives has finally been formally acknowledged. emma hayward, al jazeera, in paris. >> a retired handyman and his wife are on trial in france. they say that the spanish artist gave them the collection in 1970 as a gesture of gratitude for installing a burglar alarm. the heirs and estate prosecutor dispute that account. >> the disgraceful head of the monetary fund insists he was unaware that women who participated in is ex-parties wer

. >> sophie serrano discovered her daughter was not her biological chile through a dna test carried out2004. ten years after the girls were born. >> wow. >>> the american aid worker who died in isis custody left behind a letter to her family. ahead we'll show you what it said and what it revealed about kayla mueller. . it's working for new york state. already 55 companies are investing over $98 million dollars and creating over 2100 jobs. from long island to all across upstate new york, more businesses are coming to new york. they are paying no property taxes no corporate taxes no sales taxes. and with over 300 locations, and 3.7 million square feet available, there's a place that's right for your business. see if startup-ny can work for you. go to startup.ny.gov. i love my shows, but i can't just sit around all day. that's why i have xfinity. their cloud based dvr lets me take everything i recorded, anywhere i go. which is perfect for me, [whispering] because i have responsibilities. ...i mean that's really interesting, then how do you explain these photos?! [people gasping] objection

british actor, benedict cumberbatch confirmed he and his fiance sophie hunter married on valentine'swhite. it was a private ceremony. >> cumberbatch is up for an best actor oscar for the movie "the imitation game. got to catch that. more coming up. ♪ ♪ >>> nba doesn't tip off again until thursday following last night's defense optional all-star game. i'm told that wasn't a lot of -- >> that's not defense when you don't put a hand up. >> they are all friends, an exhibition game. right? good time for all. >>> the western conference all stars went out to a 20-point lead in the first half. >> the east rallied tying the game at 148-all. the west took it from there and won 163-158. and russell westbrook from the okc thunder named mvp. he scored 41 points. incredible. i watched part of it. >>> in the lead up to the big game, by the way, a full weekend chock full of fancy parties and celebrations. >> taking a break from the glitz and glamour were some of the game's biggest stars who gave a group of schoolchildren a surprise they will never forget. here's abc's paula faris. >> it can be espec

meet 3-year-old tae kwon do student sophie wang. >> i live -- [ inaudible ]. >> we are motivation.adorable. a martial arts studio relesased this video showing the enthusiastic 3-year-old recite the student creed. she started learning tie kwan deade tae kwon do a month ago. the video has been viewed 15 million times on facebook. straight ahead on the abc 7 saturday morning news, many raiders fans are on edge about a possible move by the team to southern california. why oakland 's mayor is telling raiders fans not to worry. plus, a bay area lab where they're in search of a miracle. can they help ♪ ♪ with 5 perfectly sweetened whole grains you can't help but see the good. try new cheerios plus ancient grains. ancient goodness, great taste. yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-something filling taste-bud-loving, satisfaction by the spoonful, deliciously fruity dinner feels a million years away grab and go, let's take on the world with 100 calories, snack yoplait greek 100. there are hundreds of reasons to snack

business major in college but interest in film and television led him to apprenticeship on the movie "sophie's and his calling. >> once i saw the foley stage i thought, this is a lot of fun. it was cool. imagine getting paid to do things like that. >> you'd never guess looking at this building in new jersey the bizarre paradise costanzo presides over inside. what do you call this police? >> this is the foley stage. we've been here for 16 years now. >> this looks like somebody's garage. >> it's a big junk palace. metal containers all make nice little -- >> by the end of this year he figures he'll have created sound effects for nearly 500 movies. most of them right here. i'm sorry, i have no idea what that thing with the -- using all this stuff it has a beautiful sound. >> listen to that. >> and this? >> use something very heavy. >> why do you have enough swords to start your own crusade? >> we did work on "hidden dragon." this is one of those it's gone through the mill. depending how you hold it. >> a zipper? >> i have no idea. that is paint can closer. >> came from a hardware store that was go

interesting story about how they got into the habit of taking sophie's. obviously it looks like someone is they're taking the picture. there is not. it has an arm and he goes out and is a camera on it takes pictures. they. there is our guy. minus 200 degrees fahrenheit and there's a lot of radiation that pummels down. all in all it is a harsh environment so it has to be designed in order to be able to handle that. this was the destination. it was formed probably about three and a half to 3.8 billion years ago when a large meteorite hit that goes in days of the call and starts kicking other things out. there's a there's a lot of debate as to how this particular moment in the middle came to be. there's an unusual 3.2-mile high amount in the middle of the crater. they selected they selected it because there were signs that they're was water, not adults of both alluvial sand going out. and also they're was a lot of minerals that are formed only in water was detected in any have this mountain. know rover or machine of any type is ever gone to another planet an

to the theatre director sophie hunter. the words they are sure to live by.ne of the very longest wedded couples in our land. lee cowan has this story. >> behind every great man is a greater woman. so the saying goes. but these days -- >> you got to hang on. >> it is dale who is the engine behind alice's wheelchair. >> don't hit your legs. >> the rockies are each 99 years old. >> they met just after the turn of the last century as kids in the small town of hemming ford, nebraska. i didn't pay much attention to him. >> really. >> did you pay attention to her? >> not especially.n >> but by the time high school rolled around, dale looking suave and alice the picture of loveliness, things had changed a bit. do you remember what your first date was? what you guys did? >> went to the park and looked at the town. >> you went and parked on your first date? >> well, yes. >> alice was a good catholic girl, so no kissing and telling her here, suffice it to say as soon as dale turned 18 he popped the question. >> how did you propose? >> i asked her if she had any money.

the times with benedict and sophie.uy. that's the man crush monday. have a good one. this is "today" on nbc. >> you want to know how cold it is. this is from robbie extreme. >> give me a break, al. i'm heading south. the snowman said i'm done with it. >> heading to florida. >> i love it. >> in summer ♪ >> i didn't know you joined the show. >> that's the only thing i could do. it did work. >> i love that. more creative photos like that we want to see them. >> we will be here tomorrow. >> coming up next how much kathie lee and hoda know. >> that gets us ready for swimsuit season. the countdown. >> that's right and must see celebrity impersonations. do you do any? >> not like you do. >> like beyonce or anything? >> no. you are the variety act >>> good morning. i'm rosemary connors. it's just a few minutes before 10:00. meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking the bitter cold and those biting winds. >> that's right, record-breaking cold this morning and we'll still see dangerous windchills adds we head into the rest of your

too focus on his sophie stick. >> i wish i could say that i thought you were wrong.e with you on this. let's check shares of apple. $1.9 billion. elizabeth macdonald is here. why doesn't apple ever get rid of size from the left? slave labor in china for years. they get to build these data centers in europe. the ceo of the company get to sit with michelle obama. exxon is an evil company and apple is not. it is a good point that you make. it is certainly on the radar screen over in europe. one in denmark and ireland. the data centers will be pairing with apple stores. off showing profits overseas. that does support our operations. charles: either way, i am not against apple. even though it is not in there this is also in appeasement to china. a lot of people have moved over there. maybe they could -- >> apple is using wind power. if you want to do that, build a data center outside washington, d.c. >> takes a lot,. they were down 4.9% in january to december. let's bring in laura leaven, larry levin, i am sorry, from the cme. there is no traction there. it just feels lik

i thought i would mention three areas of americans first amendment law which byron what sophie was just referring to. three core first amendment principles, the first of which is that as one great american scholar put it, the first rentable, of first amendment law is that there is no heresy. no blasphemy. in america. people may feel and conclude that others have such abuse. the law has not recognized the notion of blasphemy. or certainly of heresy which is not to say at the time of the founding of the country that there were not some state laws to that effect. there were still a few left but they are not enforced and they are as we say unconstitutional. the second we do not have any ban which is constitutional on what is called hate speech, some of the sorts of speech that were just referred to in the previous presentation when jimmy carter was president, and international covenant was drafted on political and civil rights which was basically signed by every leader of every democratic country. one of the provisions was that countries were obliged to take steps, to take action to prevent

hey, sophie i love you. >> better than a sign. it really is. so let's go ahead.pretty sunset in new jersey and in nevada dayton nevada also beautiful skies. much different temperatures out west as that ridge still styx. look at the number record-breaking lows from cleveland, 9 below friday morning, these are actual air temperatures. we're not talking windchill, orlando could do it. 30 on friday morning, new york city 4 and 3 for friday and saturday morning respectively. ah it's so cold. i don't know what else to say >> p partly cloudy ski, clououds thicickeni u snowhowe expected this afternoon an eving. a winter weatherdvisory >> vanessa from long island says she's freezing but she wanted to be on "gma." give me a high-five. you got coffee in your hand. all right, vanessa. >> okay thanks ginger. >>> time to check in with t.j. holmes. he is on the road with our game show on the go. traveling oscar quiz show all part of our countdown to oscar sunday. t.j., tell us where you are. >> hey there. good morning to you, george. my backdrop for the "gma" show is the highwa