bevans i think has some resources.g to have the people in on the ground he needs to win. >> it's an iowa weekend. this one does feel a little early. >> feels very, very, very early. >> it's ted cruz i'm focused on. donald trump, this is laughable. but the ted cruz thing, you know, this is his second trip to iowa in a month. >> yeah, you know, it's a -- >> this is a more serious aspect than i think people really believe -- >> can people really put the groundwork together this far out? so much what we're talking about was about trying to sew up -- >> he basically decided i couldn't do it my way, i had to buy it. >> it proves though it's incredibly fickle. i remember the last time we were there, an off year, iowa state fair, everybody was following around one person into either single barn, it was 1,000 degrees, that was sarah palin. off in the corner, there was rick santorum, by himself. no one paying attention to him. >> jon huntsman was by himself, wearing brand-new sneakers, as if he'd never worn sneakers before. >> t

. >> mcconnell's folks were hoping neither grimes nor bevan would look ready for prime time.challengers came off surprisingly fiery. the weekends show mcconnell may not be the most vulnerable senator up for re-election. on saturday, the first female graduate of the citadel announced her plans to run against him in a primary. she cite siriticized the senior senator for forgetting his principles. >> there are republican senators in the senate today would believe our bill of rights are up for debate. unfortunately, the senator has accused this government of working to grow this government. >> he touted his conservative credentials. >> i'll continue to be lindsey graham, a solid fiscal and social conservative who wants to solve problems. i think that's the future of the republican party. >> so with the gop hoping to win back the senate in 2014, let's bring in our monday gaggle. former chief of the u.s. office of citizenship for president bush alfonzo aguilar. director of the caucus angela rye. and of course the director dan boies. this is two members of your party, you're watchin

that was highlighted when bevan dufty was working on it and got hundred vouchers for vets and able tofind housing for like four of them, so that is a struggle because the affordability crisis in san francisco is so out of control right now. >> right. and finally do you know -- do you have any idea how many clients ultimately end up homeless? i know it's a difficult question. i think it's an important thing for us to look at. how many clients are ending up homeless in all of our agencies? >> i don't have statistics on that. >> okay. >> we know that some of the clients do lose. many of our clients in addition to their hiv have active mental and substance abuse issues. despite our efforts people aren't able to manage their behaviors and they make bad choices and that could involve losing their housing. >> any other questions? >> i have a question. of the 2,000 cases that you mentioned are they all related to housing? >> no, no. that's for the total agency. 630 were housing related so you get a sense of how critical housing is for our clients. >> yes. >> thank you bill and thank you for t

i also see former supervisor bevan dufty who is in the audience that represented the castro districtepresented by harvey milk. (applause) >> i see our city attorney, dennis herrera who is here and whose office has been fighting for the rights of our community to marry the person they love. (applause) >> so thank you, dennis. i see donna who is another institution in the lgbt community. [cheering and applauding] >> so, in closing, i want to say that the way that i remember george moscone, the way that i remember harvey milk is to simply be true to who i am and to not be afraid to be who i am, even if it means doing and being something that is unpopular at times. thank you. (applause) >> thank you so much, supervisor. i wanted to acknowledge our co-sponsors today, the san francisco -- san francisco. the harvey milk foundation which was started by stuart milk and myself, worked to put this on in partnership with the san francisco harvey milk gay democratic club, gay and lesbian democratic club, the harvey milk civil rights academy and of course the gay men's chorus who are performing he

iredell of bevan accent. >> just a little bit. it's an important issue. i believe so.ri: well, onto the market. it is the fear index, the vix or folacin -- volatility index. it turns out it may not be the best way to spot risk. we watch the vix every single day here at fox business, but you say really the vision is limited. why? >> it does a good job of doing that. most investors are more interested once by an outside the u.s. and had to adjust the stock market and are more interested in what might happen 30 days down the road. gerri: that is a great point. alito's is a much. the s&p 500 is not debatable window into what is done in the market. we will be the better index to think about, the indices, hence, clues of where to look at what to think about. >> a shot tillich's something outside of the u.s., many opportunities. concern about china, but to the index come as the ssssi. of the stock index. you don't want to focus just on stocks because we have seen a lot of volatility in places like the treasury market or currencies, so you need to have a global view. also mult

. >> yesterday, the other senator from kentucky, rand paul, declined to criticize bevan. >> -- governmenthutdown is not conducive, do you agree with that or -- >> i'm not in favor of shutting down the government either but i am in favor of using our leverage to try to make it less bad. includes funding for obama care -- >> mcconnell sign that letter too? >> that's his decision. >> in boston for the rnc summer meeting, chairman priebus yet again refused to take a side. >> is shutting down the government a good idea? >> look, i'm not going to get into tactics but i do understand both sides of the argument. i don't think that's an unreasonable position. at the same time, i don't think it's unreasonable for republicans to be concerned about putting forward a cr that might continue to shutting down the government. >> we will do our best to get back to health care. the news of the moment is egypt and president obama's planned statement on it at 10:15. i believe we have kristin back with better sound. tell us more about what we know about this speech or statement. >> the big question is going to

. -- or you him you are a candidate matt bevan >> after the event, matt bevin spoke about his bid.here's a little of what he had to say. >> the people of kentucky want a better person than the one that has spent 30 years in office and has never worked in the private sector. it could take to be a race until next year. >> [indiscernible] >> i think it speaks to the exact opposite. he is great. when you have no record to stand on, you have been in washington 30 years and you have never created a private sector job in your life and you want to stand up here and talk about how you are going to help the people here. ask about the 5700 workers in the coal industry who lost their jobs in the last two years and ask them. >> [indiscernible] >> somebody who believes in the future of this country. i was here with my wife and nine children. i've a lot of good reasons, wonderful reasons. i am a very blessed man. their future matters. their future is what is at stake and not just for my family, but every other family. and the young people you are talking about. the gop is not the standard of smal