ocd is leading the construction cost containment discussions and implementation of the directive. this comments those by focusing on affordable housing specifically. what the legislation does is very straight forward and simple to direct five city departments to give absolute priorities to 100% affordable housing development, second, it requires each department to designate a person to shepard the projects through the process, to tract those and third to require the board receive a quarterly update. that allows the board to keep an eye on the projects and for the public to inform if hold ups. we are asking the commitment the city is making in dollars is matched with the city priority in possessing. i am going to cut the rest of my talking points because i know you want to get on. >> thank you. you can stay there. the quarterly report is it come anything the form of memo? a written report? >> we didn't get -- we did specify the things to be included through ocd. >> i would say for the record i think it is important not to take away too much staff time from doing what you want. a si

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shanann was very ocd. everything in her house had a place. everything was labeled.mething was out of the ordinary it was really out of the ordinary for her. >> reporter: still hopeful shanann and her girls are alive, the entire community jumps into action. >> tonight, police issued a miss endangered alert. >> pregnant woman and her two daughters missing from frederick. >> reporter: by tuesday afternoon chris watts is talking to local tv stations. >> shanann, bella, celeste, if you're out there, just -- just come back. like if somebody has her, just please bring her back. >> reporter: interviews that first evoked sympathy but on closer examination suspicion. watts revealing he and his wife exchanged words the morning she vanished. >> it wasn't like an argument. we had an emotional conversation, but -- i'll leave it at that. but it's -- i just want them back. >> his vocal cords are in my view constricted. it comes with anxiety and stress. >> reporter: former fbi agent and abc news consultant brad garrett points to watts' body language in those interviews. >> when peop

we study, they're essentially drones taking information about their ecosystem experiencen ut in the ocd recording it in their feathers, in their bones, in their blubber, various parts of theibody, and storing that away. so, by using this approach and using animals as drones to measure the environment, we canc ally go back in museum archives and records and repositories and go back muc further than if we starty. measuring to >> reporter: seabirds-- gulls, cormorants, and albatros- provide the ocean memory lab with a particularly valuable data set. >> seabirds are famous for nesting on lan of course, but flying thousands of kilometers out into the ocean, sometimes spending more than 95% of their life on the wing, in flight. and these air-- these animals search huge areas of the ocean for fish and squids, and then will come back to eir colonies to breed. >> reporter: to get data on the octsn from sea birds, scient cut small fragments from their feathers and then grind them into fine powder. they then send the samples to a lab for protein analysis. >> they're recording all sorts of informat

>> i did have ocd. i had difficulty making eye contact with people for about until the age of 32.so great for a way to connect with people that felt very safe. >> i was a bit of a dark kid. i'd occasionally stage my own death for fun. mother, i've taken a whole bottle of pills. oh my god, what did you take? tums. maria, those are your father's. what, mother? i can't hear you. the calcium is coursing through my veins. >> from the very beginning, i was going up there to find myself and to be myself. and when i went through a divorce, when i was separated, i went on stage and started working through it. i don't know if it was funny. it was profoundly uncomfortable. >> i'm a panicky, angry man. i make calls like this. dude, i'm losing my mind! no, i'm having a breakdown or something! i'm serious! oh, you're tired? all right, take the day off, i'll call the other guy. dude, i'm losing my mind! no, for real -- no, no, no, it's your day, it's your day. so make me feel better, friendo. do it. >> you know, i take great pride in not ever repeating a problem on any special. so, if you'll per

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it was almost ocd. triple checking everything, having other people check it. harassing policy people to check things. never wanting to send out something incorrect or off by a zero. it was a very nerve-racking part of the job. you thought i'm going to get fired if i get something wrong. i can't think of a major mistake. but, i do have a good story. this is my naivete. i was young and new to washington ranks and titles. there are all these titles. deputy outranked an assistant and such. i was on the plane coming back from england with hillary and she was giving a list to this guy, larry summers. i had gone to college. larry summers was a professor at harvard. i said, "hello, professor summers, good to see you. how are you doing? i read your articles. they were great. what are you doing now?" i said, "you are at treasury right?" the deputy'm secretary." "good for you." i got home and talked to my boss. he said, "the deputy secretary. do you know what the deputy secretary is? the number two in the department." "i'm so sorry." i didn't get that i was insulting him

it was almost ocd, just triple checking everything, and having other people check it and harassing the policy people to check things. you know, just never wanting to send out something incorrect or off buy a zero or anything like that. so it was a very, very nerve-racking part of job. right? you thought i'm going to get fired if i get something wrong. you know? this is self serving, but i can't think of like a major mistake. maybe there were and just never filtered back. but i do have a good story. no, i have a good story. and this is my naivety because i was young and really new to washington ways and ranks and titles. there are all these titles. a deputy outranks an assistant, and all this stuff. i was on the plane coming back from england with hillary. and she was giving a lift to this guy, larry summers. you know, i had gone to college, and larry -- i was harvard, and larry summers was a professor at harvard. i'm like hey professor summers, good to see you. how are you doing? i read your articles in ec 10, and they were great. what are you doing now? oh, no, i said, you are at trea

it was almost ocd, triple checking everything and having other people check it, harassing the policy people to check things and never wanting to send out anything incorrect or off by a zero or anything like that. it was a very nerve-racking part of the job. i could get fired if i got something wrong. this is self-serving but i can't think of a major mistake. maybe there was but i do have a good story. this is my naoveti because i was young and really new to washington ways and ranks and titles. there are all of these titles and a deputy outranks an assistant and all of this. i was on the plane coming back from england with hillary and that she was giving a list to this guy larry summers. i had gone to college and larry had been a professor at harvard. and i was like, hey, professor, it's good to see you. i've read your articles and they were great. what are you doing now? actually i said, you are at treasury. and he said, i'm the deputy secretary. and i'm like, good for you. i got home and i talked to my boss and i said i met larry summers, he's something like the deputy secretary. o

so it was almost ocd. just triple-checking everything and having other people check it, and harassing the policy people to check things. just never wanting to send out something incorrect or off by a zero or anything like that. so it was a very nerve-wracking part of the job, right? you just think, i'm going to get fired if i get something wrong. this is self-serving but i can't think of a major mistake. maybe there were and just never came back. but i do have a good story. this was about washington ranks and titles and there are all these titles and deputy outranks an assistant and all this stuff. so i was on the plane coming back from england with hillary, and she was giving a list to this guy larry somers. i was at harvard and larry somers was a professor at harvard, so i was like, hey, professor somers, good to see you. i read your articles and they were great. what are you doing now? oh, no, i said, you're in treasury, right? and he said, i'm the deputy secretary. and i'm like, good for you! and i got