. >> come on up next speaker bobby lee and others. >> thank you. good evening dear commissioners i'm tony's host a single rm in the outer sunset. i'm here today in support of fair and reasonable home sharing legislation and ask you to support the same the benefit to home sharing are many both perm and the rewards benefit our neighbors some of the guests stay because they were grandchildren in the neighborhood and some stay for marathons and music fizzle or stay in a walking distance close to the beach you've heard personal antidotes i understand that standards and practices need to be in place for the safety of the neighborhoods and ourselves but a puny registry is not the answer it will serve no purchase but to expose people to possible near dwellers possible break-ins and dangerous i feel the violations proposed for a nonregistry and capping it for 90 days is unreasonable you've heard people have to rent out short-term to keep their mortgages and a lot of those are properties they wouldn't be renting out long-term i'm opposed to the abuses people

lee, virginia. some comments by bobby jindal from a piece that he put on the fox news website and reprinted at "the weekly standard" critical of the president foreign policy operation. he is criticizing the president's response to the beheading of american journalist james foley either caregroup isis. he explains quote the crux of the matter is the u.s. has a president who is disturbingly naÏve and holds a dangerous utopian view of the world and the dangers therein. the truth is these people only fail if we cause them to fail. it is not inevitable, rights governor jindal, causing him to fail requires them be defeated, destroyed and yes, kill. the focus group would get uncomfortable with those words. in world war ii we did not win the future by building. we wanted by destroying. uncomfortable or not, that is the truth. comments of bobby jindal of louisiana, potential 2016 presidential candidate on the question we're focusing on the option for the president against isis. from austin, texas, nancy is on the phone. good morning. >> caller: my question is this. we are finding isis in syria. mccain even

lee. editorial director of the national journal, ron fournier. and bobby ghosh. welcome to you all.ing, more evidence that the president has finally seen enough. u.s. officials say the obama administration is now directly arming kurdish fighters in iraq. american aircraft, meanwhile, continue to pound targets there, but a struggle over control of the iraqi government is threatening to complicate the crisis now. a fourth round of air strikes has been carried out against the group known as the islam state or isis and u.s. troops have made at least four air-drops of aid to displaced iraqis. president obama over the weekend say the campaign strike may last for months while once again ruling out ground troops there. joe, this is, obviously, a limited action by the president of the united states to stop isis in this one spot, in this moment, in this case. >> right. >> but this is a bigger problem as you pointed out in your introduction. it's in syria and iraq. it's not going away. >> it's a massive problem. for people looking at this and saying the same thing about isis they don't want to