army general jack keane. thank you very much for joining us. >> nice to be here. >> as you saw in an drow harding's piece, members are saying without help, they cannot dislodge colonel qaddafi? >> i certainly share their frustration. we're 100 days into this and because we've been doing half measures right from the beginning, this is taking so much longer than it should is. right amount of military force from the beginning to destroy qaddafi's ground forces, which are really his center of gravity maximum air power with ground teams to control air power near civilians near the rebels probably at the most two weeks continue would have been finished. the irony is as long as we drag this out, the more civilian casualties we actually occur, the more people die unnecessarily aas opposed to using the right amount of force, which would be decisive and bring it to an end. >> given the constraints in nato and they're not supposed to be getting rid of colonel qaddafi, protecting civilians, what really can happen now. >>

tonight we begin with more reaction to president obama's speech on afghanistan with general jack keane and vali nasr. >> there's no military reason i know of to make the decision. i think the decision has to be coming from some other place. i think it's obvious there was some other concerns. political concerns, the coming election, i'm not sure. i can't get into the head of the president, i can only take it at face value. t i know there's no military reason to drive that significant a reduction so prematurely while we're still trying to execute these plans. >> rose: we continue this evening with the incredible story of the arrest of one of the people on the f.b.i.'s ten mo-wanted list, the notorious boston criminal james "whitey" bulger. >> this is a guy who murdered people. who murdered real people who ruined real families. and of all the families that i've come in contact with, of the ones that i think of the most at a time like this are the donahues of dorchester who were... pat donahue was left with three little boys to raise and the wheelers of oklahoma. two totally innocent men w

that's right behind me you know and fighting you know against an army paid for by a coal operators jack keane his great grandfather led the charge is the president of the west virginia miners union but it's a history he didn't from texas this is a history that has been concealed from west virginians the only time you see the word union in the book is when they use union carbide the chemical company my great grandfather my grandfather my father bob schultz worked in the mines for thirty seven years oh my god that's what we need is how to say. i got a phone call the very same call that gave him black lung making breathing and working difficult every doctor. he's sleeping to agree i can't work i have an iraq war. mr schultz is not able to work. here. say it's not because a black guy his wife debbie says he's paid with his help for. that you can do what he wants. he wants to go like a prisoner and found a home perhaps family fought alongside checks in the minors war but bob won't be marching they want to save blair mountain which i agree with. but they want to stop me and my friends and my family