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really need and nor to get a sense for that i look at this data series from the united states census bureau and this is house of information and if you are young couple getting a first house or an individual who's you know, living in school and getling their first detriment ask a forms the horizontal line going through there is the average from 1961 to 2,000 and leaves out the last deck a i did ask so it says how many newer homes do we really need here and it's one and a quarter million and so may be between one and a quart million and one and-a-half million is where we aught to be and so now i'm going to backup and go to the previous slide and if this was penciled in here it would be a horizontal line through this graph and we would find that we were building way too much at the height of the bubble and so where are we going from here we are going back to one and a quarter or one and-a-half million or so overt course of next five years and considering we have been at 600,000 or so, if we go to one .2 million that is a double in the pace of reconstruction activity the and twice as many framers roofers and home

the changing racial demographics of the united states, the ideas as the census bureau has predicted, at whites will lose their majority by about 2043. of course at the very same time, in the fall of 2008 action we saw the collapse of the economy beginning, of course, with the subprime crisis, so that really added fuel to the fire, made people angry, afraid, concerned, feeling like the country they lived in was not the country they grew up in, and so on. i think those are the two main things. the debate that began about gun control i think clearly has raised the temperature even more. sirchlts we just spent the last half hour talking about the fabric of american society being woven even tighter in times of tragedy, but can't forget about the fact that there are certain pockets about deep dissatisfaction. >> we're on two tracks in this country. if you go back to when i was a kid or a young man, we're in a much better place now racially than we were back then. on the other hand you have a proliferation of these groups. because of the changing demographics, and that sort of thing. one of

parents of the suspects are delaying their trip to the united states, their 19-year-old son was moved from the boston hospital where several of the bombing victims are being treated, to a bureau prison facility in fort devon, massachusetts. meanwhile, two known associates of dzhokhar tsarnaev picked up in new bedford are being held on immigration vialses connected to their student visas. fox news told investigators with the joint terrorism task force went to question the men from kazakhstan about their actions immediately after the f.b.i. released these pictures of the suspects april 18. and whether dzhokhar asked the students to help him. the two young men are, quote, shocked at the bombing, according to a spokesman for the kazakhstan consulate general in new york, adding, quote, they expressed sorrow to the bombing victims and their families. on capitol hill, a witness who appeared at the russian government's request testified about the threat of radical islam in the region. >> our imperfection should not prevent us from realizing that we are facing a common enemy and to cooperate against it. both common sense and inherently moral. >> james clapper weighed in on the bombing

overseeing the united states secret service and the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. and he later moved to the interior department where he was assistant secretary for policy, management and budget, essentially the manager of the department of interior. before coming to the office of personnel management, john spent nearly a decade working on conservation as director of the fish and wildlife foundation, and then arguably the job he perhaps has enjoyed most, he became director of the national zoo. at the national zoo, he was so successful turning around a faltering institution that after he left they named a lion in his honor. john indeed was a lion, a lion on behalf of the federal employees, a lion on behalf of good government, a lion on behalf of integrity. john know he is a true leader and manager and an incredibly warm person with an unfailing positive outlook. mr. speaker, john berry will be greatly missed by all who serve our country and its civilian work force. i wish john and his partner, curtis, all the best as he begins the next phase in his career. i hope my

bureau of prisons facility in ofdevens massachusetts. >> and the father of the suspect has the latest to to the united states to help with the investigationvel here today. the suspect's mother has also a later trip indefinitely due to health reasons. meanwhile federal investigators say their interviews with the suspect had been produced new information. at first he reportedly told investigators he and his brother were headed to your city to party after the attack. however, he later revealed that he and his brother decided spontaneously on times square as the target. and your officials say the pair intended to travel with an s u v the carjacked but their plans fail when the koran -- as. officials said they also know more details about the size of these men could use. >> the other five bombs were pipe bombs and a one was a pressure cooker ball used in the marathon bostons and bobombings in boston. >> new york city officials say there is no evidence that new york is currently a target of terror attack in connection with the boston bombings. >> the 11 year-old martinez boy was injured and about the bombings was released from hospital yesterda

of the united states from the private sector. the euro stocks -- stoxx 50 sharply lower. in new york, the momentum continues. the dow down by 0.6%. the bureau, however, is trading higher -- the euro. >> a heating up german economy means the need for skilled workers remains strong. there is an ongoing shortage of qualified, especially in the software, engineering, and industrial fields. >> a year ago, new legislation went into effect that is supposed to make the recognition of foreign degrees easier and help fill the gap of qualified workers. berlin has called the legislation a success, but one year later, it has not exactly achieved what lawmakers wanted. >> he came to germany from india. as a nurse, he was a welcome addition to the workforce because germany has a shortage of medical professionals. getting qualifications recognized was no problem under the new law, leaving time to settle in and did the new -- leaving time to settle in. >> when i first came to germany, i could not speak the language. then i did a four-month intensive language course and at the same time did an internship here. >> it is the kind of success story the governmen

bureau of prisons facility in fort devon's, massachusetts. >> the father of him has delayed his trip to the united states to help but with the investigation. anzor tsarnaev expected to travel here today. the suspect's mother has also delayed her trip and definitely do to help reasons. meanwhile federal investigators say that there interviews with him help produce new information. first, he reported that he and his brother were headed to new york city to a party after the attack. however, dzhokhar later revealed that he and his brother decided to spontaneously just go to times square as their target. new york city officials said that appear intended to travel with and asked you the they had carjack but there plan fell apart when the vehicle remote gas. officials said they also know more details about the devices that the mint could have used. >> new york city officials say that there's no evidence that new york is currently a target of a terror attack in connection to the boston bomb. >>the 11 year- one of the bigget issues as how am i going to get all of these cars, presents home on the airplane. >> aaron was even able to take a few steps

united states to join unspecified under ground groups. the f.b.i. found no evidence of terrorist activity. that is creating unease at the bureaure is a lot of pal paitations in the f.b.i. about what they saw when they looked at this and what did they miss. that will be scutinized. >> tonight fox news is told that the f.b.i. is working through a long laundry list and the former member of the february fib task force said the volume . explosives require a significant and sustained training, shepherd. >> you have learned of another investigation going on tonight, right? >> fox new system told that investigators are exploring linkings between the older brother and the cack causus emerate based on the travel to russia in the first half of 20 12 and included dagis stan and chechnya . known for the attacks on the russian trains and moscow airport and conflict with the russian government they were desinated a terrorist community . the group is seen as a fringe player, the state department said the desination of caucuses emerit is in response to the u.s. and rush yampt it illustrates the global nature of the terrorist probable we experi

united states. >> the head of the consumer financial protection bureau says his agency has no interest in accessing personal financial data on individual consumers. richard cordray was responding to questions from republicans on the senate banking committee, and was recently renominated to lead the bureau. this is an hour and 40 minutes. >> good morning. i call this hearing to order. we have reviewed the cfp b's semi annual report and are here today to conduct regular oversight. this includes making sure that the agency continues to fulfill its mission of protecting consumers and inpouring -- empowering them to make responsible financial decisions and ensuring all access to financial services are all addressed. director cordray, welcome back to the committee. i know you share my commitment to transparency and accountability. in fact this is the 32nd time a cfpb official has appeared before congress in just over two years. and your 13th appears. your agency's engagement witch both consumers and industry representatives has been widely praised. the cfpb has made significant progress in protecting con

anzor said he wants to come to united states to claim tamerlan's body from morue and he wants to visit dzhokhar but not clear if the bureau ofeventually do that, if indeed he does come here. >> john: eric shawn from boston. thank you, eric. >>> weather alert now. as the floodwaters slowly recede in the midwest, folks around fargo, north dakota brace for what could be a wet weekend. hundreds of high schoolers today helps workers place additional 100,000 sandbags around homes protect against red river flooding. unfortunately it's a job in which locals are all too familiar. sandbagging parties kicked off if 2009 when the residents fought the first of three straight major floods. two years ago, students placed some 700,000 sandbags over two days during the springtime surge. >>> chief meteorologist rick reichmuth live in the fox weather center. what could fol expect this weekend here? >> we have another flooding event we are going to deal with. they have had four of the largest flooding events that happened in the last seven years. this sun probably going to rank around number five. we will deal with another one of these. this is

bureau chief of the "new york times." welcome to you both. john, in the united states margaret thatcher is being embraced and this transformational figure, kind of a reagan across the pond. is she being seen the same way there? >> well, of course, there's a significant though i think minority opinion in this country that just disliked mrs. thatcher and in some quarters even hated her but i think the overwhelming opinion in this country and in widely distinct political quarters she isview as so many have said in the last 24 hours as one of the greatest prime ministers this country has had and possibly the greatest peacetime prime minister of the 20th century. >> ifill: ran, that you not only cover economics and business but you also lived in great britain for nine years. how divided is opinion about her? >> well, i've always seen thatcher as a very divisive category and i think her economic legacy rosiest outside of britain. the commentary, of urse, with her pasng has been, as john said, very positive in many ways but i think that inside britain, particularly on the lef

radical supporter of islam and a strong believer and left the united states to join what the russians described as unspecified terrorist groups. the revealation is causing unease at the bureau. >> there are a lot of palpiat that timions going on about what did they say and what if anything did they miss and that will be heavily scrutinized. >> former head of count youer terrorism at the fbi says the bar are is high with federal investigators without solid evidence of terrorist activities and identifying with an extremist group's ideas is simply not enough. >> we have hundred hundreds ift thousands of people in the country who is have some sort of sympathy to foreign terrorist organizations and in the nature of this democracy there is only so much you can do. >> fox news is told that investigators are exploring poe he tension links between the older brother and an extremist group known as the caucuses emrate. this is based on the travel in the first half of 201 which stops in chechnya and the content of the older brother's youtube channel. the group is known for its attacks on russian trains and the russian airport. it was designated a terrorist entity in 2011 by the u.n. al