. >> good afternoon, supervisors, brian chu [speaker not understood]. as supervisor chiu and kim mentioned, our office has been convening a working group composed of representatives at city departments as well as members of the community, but not only through our office, it includes the mayor's office of public policy and finance, oewd, hsa, dpr, dcyf real estate division, planning department, controller's office, and about 11 or 12 community based organizations. we've had two formal meetings so far, one in december and the second one in january. we plan to have two more meetings. one in february and one more in march. our hope is to deliver the final report beginning in april to comply with requirements put forth in the working group sponsored by supervisors mar, kim, and cohen. you'll see in the budget analyst report that we did not give a full recommendation as to how the 2.515 will be allocated so far. in speaking with the budget office and members of other city departments, we feel like -- we feel as if we would like to wail until the final report

i want to express our appreciation once again to supervisor kim and president chiu and to brian chu for your hard work on this toshibationv. if you look at the affordable space report it looks like it was written yesterday. it gives a good starting point for the solution. what we need is a portfolio for both short and long-term solutions. this supplemental focuses on the most immediate needs and we already have many organizations in dire straits. the bla report highlights the 2001 grant and puts out possible models for criteria for prioritization for what kind of an application process we would have. and [speaker not understood] going on reserve while the task force does its hard work and comes up with its recommendations for the best and most fair way to allocate these funds and what kind of an application process should exist. and we want to ensure that this limited pot of money is used in the best possible fashion. i do want to actually respond to supervisor mar's question about the loss of nonprofits in the city. the october report that the budget and legislative analyst did noted a

chu. >> kate kelly sitting outside the courthouse. again, u.s. attorney bharara issued this statement, brian, mandy.ry unanimously found, matthew marmartoma, used it to engage in illegal insider trading." he goz ton say in the statement, in the short hundred cheating may have been profitable for martoma, but in the end, it made him a convicted felon and likely will result in the forfeiture of his illegal windfall and loss of his -- the ninth person convicted by guilty plea in this district in the last four years. again, speaking to what kate kelly just said. a perfect record for u.s. attorney preet bharara's office when it comes to convicting those he goes after in insider trading, guys. >> thank you very much for the statement there from the sheriff of wall street, preet bharara. >>> background here. doing reading on how things went down. according to court documents, when the federal agents arrived at matthew ma tomea's home back in 2001 he apparently fainted. i think a lot of people would do. and prosecutors made sort of overtures towards him to solicit cooperation in this matter that might have

be sure to stick around and catch brian kelly on "fast money" at 5:00 p.m. let's send it out to dominic chuor a quick market flash. >> let's check out buffalo wild wings. the company is posting better than expected fourth quarter profits of $1.10 a share. sales though coming in a little light. the company reaffirmed its earnings growth forecast for 2014. it also did say that company owned same-store sales were up 5.2% in the quarter. 3.1% for those franchise locations. you see the stock is currently up 2% to 3% in the afterhours. back over to you. >> thanks very much. even with today's gains, the dow is still about 1,000 points below its all-time high. believe it or not, a number of stocks have been bucking that recent down trend and dom will rejoin us with a list of what you need to know for those names. plus, two wall street stock pros giving you their picks. you'll want to stay tuned for that. also ahead, part-time nation. it's said 2 million full-time workers will disappear because of obamacare. how much will this hurt the economy and your investments? we'll talk that out with steve lie

brian. >>> all right. his strategy of jumping all over the board sparked an uproar among "jeopardy" fans. >> this week, arthur chuwhat is non sequitur. >> what do i stand for, 800. ladies -- >> his strategy is working so far. arthur has taken home more than $150,000. he joins us now from cleveland with some questions. hey. congratulations on what's happened so far. but, you know, there has been a ton of support for you but a ton of controversy. people think you're a bad sport. what do you say about it? >> i would say that it's easy to talk about being a good or bad sport when you're not the one with thousands and thousands of dollars on the line. >> right. so tell us about the strategy of the world's most popular, longest-lasting game outside "the wheel of fortune." tell us what you do that's so different. >> well, you know, people just tend to play "jeopardy" a certain way, a logical way, starting at the top of the one category and moving all the way down and switching to a different one. but a lot of people who have done very well on the show have mixed that up. there's no rule against it, to bounce around sort

chu there. >>> nostalgia is the key and let's find out why old favorites are still in the hands of children today. briano of hasbro it is toy fair week in new york. welcome. >> thank you for having us. >> the introducti notwithstandi captain america, superman ii, transformers iv and then some. >> we've got a number of movies, "transformers 4" comes in june, where we introduce a whole new line of bots and we've got great magic in our products but our franchise brands grew last year 15%. and so we are getting franchise brand growth. we got emerging market growth, so we've got the biggest footprint we've had, we grew emerging market 25%. it's the year of entertainment for the biggest footprint we've ever had to go into the emerging markets behind entertainment and drive business. >> i didn't understand it was the first year anniversary for "transformers." >> it is, can you believe. >> obviously that shifts the merchandise. what is the future for you guys in working with content be it on television or in film. are you where you want to be? >> we've developed over a number of years hasbro studios. we have tv