. >> good afternoon, tim colin on behalf of the action coalition i want to commend the planning staff and the horrifically effort to produce another housing lemon and second thing i'm delighted to hear there's court validation of the eir we can finally start to put that issue behind us whether an environmental planning document like the heirs element needs an eir hopefully that's settled housing element it is such a modest document it mandates nothing it requires nothing it is sort of a statement where we should be going and it's great we're here i can't tell you how strongly we feel you should get 24 moving right away it is a change if we could get one on time coloring to when they're due if we had one criticism it's 57b9 tim it i do we understand the realities of getting it approved it didn't match the challenge we face today in terms of the housing crisis and itself environmental damages we face we drastically need to look at new ways of using land and figuring out how to increase the housing production to preserve the diversity in the city the housing element is a modest step in t

tim clemente good to have with you us. for what this could mean, i'm joined by rand counterterrorism analyst colin clark. colin good to see you. >> on air force 1, the u.s. was not aware of any significant threats oamerican interests related to the attack in paris. should that reassure us? homeland security is not raising the u.s. terror alert. >> 80, i think that should be reassuring. look -- yes, i think that should be reassuring. oesn't mean there's a connection to the united states. when we talk about the west we talk about the west very broadly to include the united states, to include canada, to include western europe and even countries like awfort. australia. >> so much of the focus on international terrorism has been on i.s.i.l. now we're talking about al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, both groups have threatened to attack the american heart land. the underwear bomber in 2009 and potential attack in 2010. which do you see as a bigger threat to the united states? >> well, it's difficult to rank these groups and say this is the most dangerous threat, this is priority number 1, this group is 1a. i t