merl is also hiding in the background because he is also humble. these two banks have been huge up the supporters of affordable housing over the years. [ applause ] silicon valley bank i think we want to mention also the silicon valley bank has been instrumental in helping us secure affordable housing program grant for this project from the federal home loan bank system and thank the federal home loan bank and anita adams and her staff and still con valley bank for making that possible. it's a huge grant and a huge part of closing the gap. so thank you. [ applause ] i have been given the inevitable task of thanking everyone. the department of health, they understood probably earlier than any other health department in the country that housing is health. and so they have been a huge part of the solution to homelessness in san francisco. here as they do in other buildings around the city, they are providing operating and service grants so that as people come into this building off the streets, we're able to help them stabilize, afford the housing tha

jim pinkerton, from the american conservative magazine, merle brown and richard grenell. fox news watch is on right now. i'm jon scott.

jim pinkerton, from the american conservative magazine, merle brown and richard grenell. fox news watch is on right now. i'm jon scott. >>> our security was jeopardized. there is no doubt in my mind that we will lose capabilities as a result of this and that not only the united states but those allies that we have helped will no longer be as safe as they were two weeks ago. >> these disclosures have caused significant harm to our nation and our safety. we're taking all necessary steps to hold the person responsible for these disclosures. >> jon: the directors of the national security agency and f.b.i. commenting on this man, edward snowden, a 29-year-old american and former technical contractor who revealed himself as the leaker of the information about how our government collects phone and other data about us as part of what the government called an effort to protect us. glen greenwald saying the information provided by snowden, his involvement getting the attention of one key lawmaker. >> no right is absolute. even the press has restrictions. selective and very rare exc

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unjustified and unconstitutional detentions as well as patterns of unconstitutional racial profiling based merle on one's appearance or the fact they may speak with an accent. what i would like to do is focus on just two provisions in the safe act and explain them a little bit. of course i'm happy to answer any questions that the committee members may have afterwards. so first, the safe act would allow not only every state but also any locality within the state to passively or criminal laws, so long as those laws mirror federal immigration law. this would not be a patchwork of 50 state immigration regimes. it would be literally thousand upon thousands of different regimes. make no mistake, and let's be clear about this. this is not cooperation of state and localities with federal officials in terms of enforcing immigration law. it puts states and localities in the drivers seat and the federal government in the back seat. i want to give you an example how this plays out. a couple years ago georgia tried to do exactly this. we sued them in court. they passed a state criminal penalty to criminally