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this would be a collaboration between oewd, ocd as well as the arts commission. finally with community benefit districts our budget also includes one fte to support and meet the demand for cbd formation in the city. and as a point that supervisor avalos made last year, we remain very, very focused on continually refining the invested neighborhood strategy to be customized to the needs of the neighborhood and to be driven by the needs of the community and the stakeholders there. and we are constantly in iterative to make sure we're refining the programs for our purpose. i do want to say as i close we are in agreement with the budget analyst recommendation and that we'd like to particularly thank katy short, our budget analyst and i'd like to thank [speaker not understood] for his work on this budget. thank you. >> thank you, [speaker not understood]. colleagues, any questions, comments? okay, mr. rose, can we go to your report, please? >> yes, mr. chairman, and members of the committee. on page 29 of our report i recommended reduction to the proposed budget total

. >> you say ocd is the issue, there. >> from my own dog we tried valium and prosack, it doesn't work. the valium worked. for many animals, exercise helps, ex-personal to other n -- exposure to other animals. getting another dog, another rat or a sad rat. not always. therapy. >>> i know you are concerned about overmedication in zoos. i know you are not advocating that animals be given drugs. a final question for you. part of the title of your book, what can humans learn from animals with mental illness. >> we owe them a lot. studies on animals. we owe them all the psychopharmaceutical pharmacy we take. we take dog and rat drugs ourselves, but beyond that, i think recognising mental distress in the creatures around us, trying to help them makes us better at being human, making us more empathetic and identifying with them helps us help them. >> easy to identify with some of the stories in your book. the book is animal madness. >> thank you for having me. >> one in five young adults are living with their parents the the boomerang kids are staying for longer stretches. we discuss an upsid

he says all sorts of conditions we associate with human ocd, anxiety and depression. entirely. check out this depressed goat named mr. gee. after being rescued from an animal hoarder where he lived in squaller for a decade alongside a horse named jelly bean, the two animals were sent to separate shelters. mr. gee then refused to eat or go outside for six days. but look what happened when jelly bean finally arrived. mr. gee perked up and ran outside. he gave jelly bean a kiss and for the first time in days he eats and interspecies love story that should give pause to anyone who doubts the emotional complexity of the animals with whom we share this world. dan harris, abc news, new york. >> oh, jelly bean. >> i have no doubt all that's true. animals, they're complex, and you can sort of tell, they've done studies where they looked at the mris of the dog's brains and they feel emotion. you know, they -- >> you remember the tsunami in thailand? they said all the animals went up to higher ground, up into the mountains, because they knew something was coming. >> when their h

there are millions of animals in the united states with, with stereotypic or what look a lot like ocdrs. >> which brings us back to mr. g, the depressed goat, who misses his long-time donkey companion, jellybean. one of the volunteers at the shelter offered to drive 14 hours round trip to pick up jellybean. the moment mr. g hears the donkey being unloaded he lifts up his head. >> as soon as he could smell jellybean. his nose started twitching. he perked up. then when he heard him and saw him. first, little mr. g couldn't believe his eyes. and he just got up and became almost instantaneously a different animal. he started getting up, running. want to jellybean. and put nez to nose. awe and put nose to nose. and there it is a little kiss. and 20 minutes later, mr. g eats for the first time in six days. an interspecies love affair that should give pause to anyone who doubts the emotional complexity of the animals with whom we share this world. >>> dr. laurel brakeman's new book, "animal madness" is a available now. coming of next on "nightline," the beauty queen praised for having a quot

to their feelings, suffering from the same psychological conditions, like depression, anxiety, even ocd >> when we diagnose animals with the same sorts of mental illnesses that we have, are we taking a leap? how do we really know what's going on with these animals? they can't talk to us. >> we don't really know what's going on with these animals. we diagnose people without asking them questions verbally all the time. >> reporter: she points out that mentally ill animals are often treated in the same way as humans with the same medication, and often like us, with plain old love, even if it's not from their own species. i've seen this in my own travels. >> how are you doing? what's going on? >> reporter: these orphan babies in the congo who thrive with surrogate human moms. which brings us back to mr. g. look what happens when he hears his long-time companion, jellybean, arriving at the shelter. he can barely believe his eyes it seems. there's a little kiss, and then mr. g. eats for the first time in six days. an interspecies love story that opens a window into how all of us can heal. >>

oewd is working with sister departments in ocd and planning and dbi to implement the mayor's 7-point housing plan. in workforce we continue to implement our sector aloe ms. unction c, health care, technology, as well as our access points across the city. our workforce program we served more than 4,000 residents and placed more than 1500 in jobs. we continue to implement the mayor's invested mayor's initiative to support [speaker not understood] across the city. that includes our mini gram program which provided $850,000 in grants to [speaker not understood] in 23 different neighborhoods. that includes the japantown task force [speaker not understood] geary as well as the bayview opera house's [speaker not understood] event. this year we launched our a-d-a perm which provides des ~ desperately needed assistance to help them understand a-d-a issues. in 13-14 we completed [speaker not understood] projects for small businesses. with the support of supervisor mar we've launched healthy s.f. -- healthy retail s.f. which encourages small businesses in areas under served by healthy food to h

. >> i do, because i'm sort of -- what am i, ocd?call it. >> this is a zen practice. >> it's very soothing. >> and it immediately changes everything. you can paint in the morning and sleep it in at night. my friend has this gorgeous book "angels in our midst" and that's beautiful. it's just fun. >> we've got to go. don't miss great places to head to this summer. >> and the rules to live by with f you're single and ready to mingle, if you know what i mean. jim's hair is perfect. so's his serve, and his mandarin [speaking mandarin] xieúxieú, hou chiú but like up to 90% of americans, jim falls short in getting important nutrients from food alone. making jim more like us. add one a day multivitamins, rich in key nutrients you may need. >>> just when you think you figured out the whole dating thing, it all changes. right, hoda woman? >> it sure does. should you call, text, what do you say or what? it's confusing. >> so relationship expert ciggie flicker has come up with her list of commandments and she's going to put us to the test. >> we

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and i got into "you better pick up your socks and make sure the toilet seat is down", because of my ocd. and i realised he's notling to me, because i'm -- listening to me because i'm not talking to him as a 15-year-old. we shouldn't embarrass our children. we need to support them in whatever they do, even if it means coming home, but we need to push them out a little more and reminding them look for work, get an education, saviour money because you want to get out there and have your own family do your own thin. >> big adjustment on both side. good advice. pleasure to have you. the conversation continues on the website aljazeera.com or facebook for google+, and you can find us on twitter. see you next time. >> hello and welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are the stories we are covering for you. the court rules that hobby lobby can claim religious exemption. >>> troops battle it out with rebel forces to declare an islamic state. >>> and a new law that allows guns in schools and churches causes concern and confusion.

and i got into "you better pick up your socks and make sure the toilet seat is down", because of my ocd. and i realised he's notling to me, because i'm -- listening to me because i'm not talking to him as a 15-year-old. we shouldn't embarrass our children. we need to support them in whatever they do, even if it means coming home, but we need to push them out a little more and reminding them look for work, get an education, saviour money because you want to get out there and have your own family do your own thin. >> big adjustment on both side. good advice. pleasure to have you. the conversation continues on the website aljazeera.com or facebook for google+, and you can find us on twitter. see you next time. neighborhood of altamira... an outpouring of anger at venezuela's government is met with a show of force. ...and we're caught in the middle of it. >> we've just seen tear gas being thrown. the police has showed up. everyone's running in this direction. >> since february, protesters have marched, blockaded streets, and fought running battles with the police. more than 40 people have b

and i got into "you better pick up your socks and make sure the toilet seat is down", because of my ocd. and i realised he's notling to me, because i'm -- listening to me because i'm not talking to him as a 15-year-old. we shouldn't embarrass our children. we need to support them in whatever they do, even if it means coming home, but we need to push them out a little more and reminding them look for work, get an education, saviour money because you want to get out there and have your own family do your own thin. >> big adjustment on both side. good advice. pleasure to have you. the conversation continues on the website aljazeera.com or facebook for google+, and you can find us on twitter. see you next time. >> >>> russian-made jets arrive in baghdad as the government launches a massive assault against sunni rebels. >>> i'm here in doha. the other top stories on al jazeera. a libyan man appears in the u.s. court, denying involvement in an attack in benghazi that killed four americans. >>> free at last - pro-russian separatists release a second team of independent observers in you caup af

i mean, she's ocd. i think she would like to have it cdo so it's in alphabetical order. but she -- >> that doesn't quite describe you. >> no. i was not on the neat factor. and it was actually very messy. and i say was because she reformed me. but my apartment needed some serious help. and she came in to town and found a large pile of dirty clothes that i had hidden under a black sheet that i thought would just be a black hole in the room, in the back -- >> wasn't it after you'd taken many other bags of dirty laundry -- >> howie, you're such a great reporter. thanks for zeroing in on this moment. yeah, i had. and i had a serious clothing problem. i don't know whether it was a maytag that went wrong when i was a kid or something. but -- >> but obviously, the relationship survived. >> it survived. >> and i'm glad to hear paul is doing well. bret baier, thanks very much for joining us. >> thanks, howie. >>> after the break, maureen dowd gets sky high, freaks out, and writes about bumming out on pot. and president obama can't even work out without being secretly taped. >>> ti

. >> i'm a.d.d., ocd. with many different things at all times. >> seth: your new special -- this is your ninth standup special, which is incredible, so congratulations on that. >> yeah, i'm thinking of going for ten, but i have another idea, because i'm sick of working called crowd silencer where i put up my salary for next year on the web, and then if my detractors want to match it and add a dollar, i'll never talk again in public. >> seth: oh, that's great. that's really kind. that's a nice -- yeah. >> crowd silencer. just trying to -- >> seth: you -- this is called "america 180" and that's basically it seems to me -- the theme of it is -- >> listen, when i hear one of two major parties talking about job block -- when i heard pelosi. and by the way, why do i want to turn my healthcare over to a woman who chose that plastic surgeon, by the way? [ laughter ] >> seth: i don't know if that's fair. >> how would you like to go through life looking like you're perpetually witnessing the docking of the hindenbur

. >> we soon learned that drake's ocd extended far beyond where he sits in the chow hall. >> adam had rituals for everything. he even alphabetized his socks. >> i have to keep the socks in order and i got to wear them in succession. that's why it's "e" is next, because i'm wearing "d"s right now. i tie them in a knot where i can see the letters. >> in prison offenders have little or no control over their day-to-day lives. adam decided this was what he could control. he could control his articles of clothing, his canteen. this was his way of saying, i have some control over my own destiny. >> okay. can i do something without you getting upset? >> what's that? >> these socks. i'm not really sure why i did it. i just thought, well, what would happen if i did move your socks? you're in prison. you're in danger every day. how long can you leave these socks like that? >> i don't like that at all. >> i'm not exactly sure why i decided to challenge adam. i think i was just trying to make him see that whether his socks were here or folded this way or that way, it wasn't really going to alter h

then my ocd kicked in. and i had to get the real costume. the car.o with it all, well, it was about going to childrens hospitals and making a difference. >> batman is on his way to the hospital when he's pulled over by officer borgea. >> i did not know immediately why he was going to pull me over, but i figured he was going to pull me over to find out who this person is with a batman costume on driving a lamborghini bat mobile. what's going on? it's not something you see every day. >> lenny notices even the officer can't contain his enjoyment. >> he was humming the bat theme as i was getting my license and the registration, i can hear him in the background humming the batman theme. ♪ batman >> the registration checks out, and batman is free to go, but not before other officers show up and ask for photos. >> do you mind if we take a picture with you? >> lenny is more than happy to oblige. >> i believe this police pullover made their day-to-day jobs a little bit easier. >> officer borgea considers this chance meeting with batman a unique experience. >>

>> people who know me know that they would probably joke and say i have a touch of ocd, i don't wantin a pigsty, i like things to look pretty. and when you have such a nice neighborhood, the last thing i would want to do is make it look worse. i want to beautify it. >> i'm sorry that you think it was us. we wouldn't do that to you. >> we contacted angie's neighbor, a 62-year-old mother of three, to get her side of the story. and she told us that she was angry that day because she believed angie and her family had been littering up her yard for months and she'd just had enough. she also asked us to blur her image for this story. >> i was told by the police department i could do this. and i'm going to do it. it's my fence, and it's my property. as a matter of fact, if i can't get this up i'm just going to reach over and paint -- >> no, you're not. >> it's my fence. i can do whatever i want. >> you can't -- >> that's going to look great on the news. >> yeah, well. >> surprisingly, it's the neighbor who calls the police. the police order her to remove the sign and they tell angie to get

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braitman says e animals have ocd, anxiety and depression. his years of a research subject, has made a huge turnaround, thanks in part to psychiatric drugs and treatment from human doctors. >> i knew he wanted help. you could see it in his eyes. >> reporter: as with humans, a major factor in psychological recovery for animals, is love. even if it's from a different species, entirely. look at this goat, after being rescued from an animal horder, where he lived squalor for a decade, the two animals were sent to separate shelters. mr. g refused to eat or go outside for six days. but look what happens when jelly bean finally arrived. mr. g perked up and ran outside. he gave jelly bean a kiss. and for the first time in days, he eats. one of the interesting things you point out is that animals can recover with love, even if it's the love of an entirely different species. >> absolutely. social animals tend to do better in the presence of other creatures who are emotionally healthy or who they know. >> reporter: an interspecies love story that should