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we have a nornes challenge before us yet fundamentally to me a it boils down to two things: growth andsecurity. we are adding jobs but losing confidence. over the next 25 years we will have 250,000 new people wanting to live here in addition to over the 800 800,000 who are already struggling to stay here. how can we accommodate this growth? were any growth if our own residents don't feel secure in their own homes? how can we roll out the welcome mat while we show our friends and neighbors the door? san francisco has the highest or second highest, rent in the country depending on which report you read and is the least affordable to buy a home. between 2010 and 2013 we added about one new housing unit for every 10 new residents. we need to build about 18,000 new affordable units and the next seven years and along with supervisor: i'm committed to doing everything we can to rebuild public housing. yet, can the last seven years we only build one third of that number. even if we can securely have everyone, the city's not there to serve a larger population. many of our invisible lines are ru

until two pakistani politicians lost their lives to saying the blast blasphemy laws are inhumane and norn islamic. >> you quote the egyptian president calling a spade a spade and saying we need to do that more. i'd also like your perspective on zainib salabi had to say earlier. that is you have to create other opportunities. you have to give especially these young disenfranchised, unemployed young men in particular also young women something else to live for to strive for so they will not take this route. she said the opportunities are broader than the limitations are. do you agree with that? >> i saw that segment. i think that's an interesting observation that certainly there needs to be room for alternatives. however, for someone like me i've never been lacking for alternatives. that may be because of my privileged opportunities in western democracies. >> i think that's her point is that when people don't have that background don't have that privilege. >> but also there is the seduction of islamist ideology is based on a fictional narrative to participate in a restoration of what is a f

comey director put a stop to that norn sense and ultimately the attorney general of the united states was forced to resign from that office. so stepping into that mess, and there were plenty of other features i could add, i think that attorney general holder is entitled to great credit for having put that department back on its feet. i understand that he made decisions that people disagree with. i for one believe that those decisions are within the bounds of legitimate debate. i'm not suggesting that my colleagues need to agree with them, but i think to personalize them so much as to say that it shows a moral or personal defect on his part reflects really more the narrowness of a specific ideology than a true judgment about the merit of a man who has served his country as a united states attorney, as the deputy attorney general, as a judge and as attorney general with what i consider to be great distinction. so with that i'll conclude my remarks. i see my friend and former attorney general colleague senator cornyn here as well so under the chairman's direction as i yield my time it wi

director put a stop to that norn sense and ultimately the attorney general of the united states was forced to resign from that office. so stepping into that mess, and there were plenty of other features i could add, i think that attorney general holder is entitled to great credit for putting that department back on its feet. i understand that he made decisions that people disagree with. i for one believe that those decisions are within the bounds of legitimate debate. i'm not suggesting that my colleagues need to agree with them, but i think to personalize them so much as to say that it shows a moral or personal defect on his part reflects really more the narrowness of a specific ideology than a true judgment about the merit of a man who has served his country as a united states attorney, as the deputy attorney general, as a judge and as attorney general with what i consider to be great distinction. so with that i'll conclude my remarks. i see my friend and former attorney general colleague senator cornyn here as well so under the chairman's direction as i yield my time it will go, as i un