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

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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

and if you keep it because you may need it one day, could signal ocd and boxes of unfinished projectsoint to attention deficit disorder and the desire not to throw anything away could signal an anxiety disorder. the key to your mind set starts with a fresh start. >> take everything out of your space and then start putting things back into it to fill the space so it feels right. >> if clutter continues to fill up, repeat that once a month until that space starts to clear out. here with the big talkers and clothes aimed at fitting petite people, according to j crew, they are selling clothes 000, or extra, extra, extra small. it's called vanity sizing, where they put smaller sizes on larger clothing but in order to fit this size. here is the chart, you would need a 23 inch waste, a 30.5 inch bust and 32 inch hips, they defend their 000 and say it's in response to growing demands in asia. >>> well, a lot of pafrns trying to potty train their tots say that most of their ambitions to gets them trained go down the drain and potty training inc. promises to get the messy job done in just two d

. ♪ >> and when i was on pills i have ocd, very detail-oriented. >> reporter: curcio came up with a cleverwhen he was out casing the bank. >> i started to dress up as, like, a landscaper, that was doing the grounds. i got this landscaping outfit, blue shirt, blue hat, safety vest, and i was so obvious, right in front of them, that he couldn't see me. >> reporter: the getaway plan? use something fast to get down a slow moving creek. a jetski would do. but when he found the water wasn't deep enough -- >> i start digging this thing out six, seven, eight hours a day. >> you realize, you were literally changing the geography of a creek. >> yes. >> so that this could work. >> yes. stupid. >> i mean, you really thought you would be able to pull this off. >> yeah. there was no question that i would be able to pull it off. that's how i thought then. >> reporter: on the first dry or rather wet run, the jetski hit a rock. still not deep enough. so he came up with plan b. he would use an inflatable yellow inner tube to float his way to freedom. and here's where curcio's plan jumped the tracks. on a pr

i'm happy to report that the ocd betts project has had a promising beginning and area where is work has been done to resolve gaps. i've outlined those in my submission. as the work moves to 2015 there is more that can be achieved and also several areas where we must build against bad outcomes. and echoing senator hatch, those outcomes would include international norms because they're vague and easily manipulated by tax authorities. or international norms that could erode the u.s. tax base or increase double taxation. the united states needs to remain deeply engaged in moving the betts project to a successful conclusion between now and the end of 2015. while the international discussion over betts are ongoing it's worth acknowledging steps the united states could take today to inform our own tax system to improve competitiveness, secure our tax base and reduce incentives for profit shift big u.s. firms. as the president has proposed, we should reform our business tax system by reducing the rate, broadening the base and imposing a minimum tax on foreign earnings but much would only be a s

the need to save everything if case you need it one day could signal ocd. refusing to throw anything away can be a sign of an anxiety issue, many people are afraid of making the wrong decision. professional organizers say take everything out of your closet see the space empty and begin putting things back in to see what feels right. continue the process once a month until the space starts to clear you out. i think i need this advice. w york. michael strahan ] i'm michael strahan, and i love new york. there's no place like it in the world. my favorite thing is the excitement of the outdoors. like rock climbing in the catskills, rafting in the adirondacks, surfing on long island, or getting your heart racing at watkins glen international. come discover your favorite part of new york. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com there's something for everyone. >> turning to sports, the also if phillies will wrap -- the phillies will wrap up their series against the nats before heading into the all star break. chase utley will be presented his jersey on the field b

the need to save everything maybe ocd, boxed filled with half finished projects can be signs of attentionfear of making the wrong decision. organizational expert justin klosky says -- >> see the space for what it is without anything in it and then start putting things back into it to fill the space that feels right and consistently do this process once a month. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> once a month? i wish. >> yeah. >> well, if you're following google's advice and working less you might be able to do that. >> i don't have time to do that. >> i feel like clearing up cluttering is good and my wife is good at enforcing that and making me give away stuff that i don't wear anymore. >> you do feel better but i find myself mementos more than clothing and things from my parents or a letter -- i just can't toss it. >> i also think about kate, my little girl and what she might like to wear so i'm trying to guess what might be in fashion. i know. it's a losing proposition. >> wow. >> it is. >> someone suggests if you put it in a box, if you j

the need to save everything may be ocd.on deficit disorder, and refusing to throw anything away could be fear of making the wrong decision. organizational expert justin klosky says sometimes the solution is to start fresh. >> take everything out of the space. see the space for what it is without anything in it, and then start putting things back into it to fill the space that feels right, and consistently repeat this process at least once a month. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> once a month? >> yeah, that sounds -- >> i wish. >> yeah. >> well, if you're following google's advice and working less, you might be able to do that. >> yeah, you might have time to do that. >> i feel like clearing up cluttering is good, and my wife is good at enforcing that and making me give away stuff that i don't wear anymore. it feels good. >> my stuff piles up and then we just get rid of it all. >> you do feel better but i find myself mementos, more than clothing and things from my parents or

i'm happy to report that the ocd betts project has had a promising beginning and area where is work has been done to resolve gaps. i've outlined those in my submission. as the work moves to 2015 there is more that can be achieved and also several areas where we must build against bad outcomes. and echoing senator hatch, those outcomes would include international norms because they're vague and easily manipulated by tax authorities. or international norms that could erode the u.s. tax base or increase double taxation. the united states needs to remain deeply engaged in moving the betts project to a successful conclusion between now and the end of 2015. while the international discussion over betts are ongoing it's worth acknowledging steps the united states could take today to inform our own tax system to improve competitiveness, secure our tax base and reduce incentives for profit shift big u.s. firms. as the president has proposed, we should reform our business tax system by reducing the rate, broadening the base and imposing a minimum tax on foreign earnings but much would only be a s