still to come, music from keane.e strikes back." the dark side won, tears were shed, i think a droid lost a foot, and our next guest ended up frozen in carbonite. here to explain her intergalactic journey of heartbreak and love from "the bachelor," lindzi cox. [ cheers and applause ] that's very nice of you. how are you? >> i'm doing awesome. how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing well. want to ask you one thing that has nothing to do with "the bachelor." you spell your name l-i-n-d-z-i, how did this happen? >> my parents threw the z in there. >> jimmy: were they drug addicts? >> i don't know. i need a little zing you know? >> jimmy: do you think that played into ben's decision? do you think that could be the root of this? >> you know, if it did, i don't really want him. >> jimmy: all right. is that your overall -- because i think that is the healthy way to look at all this. >> yeah. >> jimmy: because, look, let's imagine there was no courtney or whatever and you guys got together, obviously this wasn't meant to be. >> rig

japanese literature scholar donald keane made a decision after the march 11th disaster. today he officially became a japanese citizen. >> great applause welcomed keane as he visited tokyo. the 89-year-old professor emeritus of columbia university has dedicated his life to japan. the quake and tsunami came as an enormous shock to the seasoned scholar. he made the decision then to spend the rest of his life in japan and sought japanese citizenship. >> translator: if i can do something good, it should be for my fellow japanese not for myself. >> many around the world have asked themselves how they could be of help to people who are still recovering from the march 11th disaster. a group in boston has come up with an idea that's part of american tradition. it's a gift that is warm, handmade and heartfelt to say the least. >> reporter: parts by parts a quilt takes shape. traditionally americans have given them as wedding gifts or for presents for newborn babies. sometimes families or neighbors get together to make a quilt. it's an expression of their close bonds. in boston, so

international law absolutely forbids that. >> navi pillay in conversation there with fergal keane. the assad regime wants to end the violence, but speaking in washington, the u.s. secretary of state, hillary clinton, sounded a note of caution in reaction to that syrian endorsement. >> it is an important initial step that the assad regime has written the united nations to accept the annan plan. let me just pause here to say, however, that given assad's history of overpromising and underdelivering, that commitment must now be matched by immediate actions. we will judge assad's sincerity and seriousness by what he does, not by what he says. if he is ready to bring this dark chapter in syria's history to a close, he can prove it by immediately ordering regime forces to stop firing and begin withdrawing from populated areas. >> the bbc's jonathan head in istanbul explains what is now required from the assad regime for that peace plan to work. >> it has to meet the first two or three points of the annan plan, and those require an immediate pullback of its troops from towns and villages w

megyn: jack keane has returned from afghanistan.y was issued by president obama. you thought it was a good idea given how seriously they take that issue in afghanistan. what are your thoughts now? >> i think in terms of the apology i thought it was trying to strengthen car guy's hand who is a weak and her -- weak and mercurial leader. but since that time karzai is like a one-man wrecking ball because he has done nothing to educate the people that this was actually an accident. and there was no i will will or disrespect ind there is no ill will or disrespect intend. he is not in public places asking for calm and trying to explain the situation. and coming out of his office with these clerics is this outrageous message that wants to try these five soldiers and seek retribution. that is absolutely irresponsible given what took place here. and it just further incites the violence and encourages people into the streets as opposed to getting them off the streets and calming the situation. megyn: you have got karzai doing what you just sai

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legal analyst peter keane says the issue of deportation is the least of each side's worries. >> the defense is mainly going to be interested in making sure that this does not come to trial for a long time. the prosecution will need a fair amount of time to put together their case because of the multiple deaths, the different aspects of the forensic evidence that was involved. >> binh thai luc was arrested on sunday and charged with five counts of murder in connection with the tragic killings in anglesite at 16 house street. binh thai luc new lawyer mark cole bros will be representing him in this case moving forward. he did give a statements after the arraignments, or after that hearing and said that while he has handled serious cases before, he has never handled one with as many victims but says that he is confidence and reassured his client that he is ready to move forward in this case. >> thank you so much for the latest. oakland police are looking for a suspect that killed a father of three. police say the victim is this 36 year-old. according to his mother he tried to help out his fathe

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joining me now, fox news military analyst, retired four-star general jack keane, and he's former viceef of staff to the army, and former chief of staff to benjamin netanyahu, a major in israel's special forces reserves. gentlemen, thank you so much for being here: this is fascinating because that takes it to a whole new level. americans really care about who's running that country and whether we might get rid of him, the possibility of regime change. let me start with you on it, neff tally. the reports are that this is netanyahu's thinking, you bomb the recream and somehow you get the support of the iranian people to get rid of am ahmadinejad. >> well, megyn, israel's sole goal is to prevent iran from going nuclear. our objective is not to effect regime change though it might happen, but that certainly is not our major objective. keep in mind that just over the past couple of months iran has tripled the pace of its uranium enrichment as the u.n. chief inspector has reported. they've recently installed 2,600 new centrifuges underground. these guys are nearing and racing towards acquiri

general jack keane is next on that. the fight for the republican nomination, mr.omney will be here next hour to react to harsh new criticism from his rival rick santorum. >> this is one of the most liberal guys we've ever had, and for him to go out there and attack him as being a moderate is just truly laughable. okay, team! after age 40, we can start losing muscle -- 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [ female announcer ] ensure muscle health has revigor and protein to help protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. keeps you from getting soft. [ major nutrition ] ensure. nutrition in charge! ♪ oh, my maltipoo's depressed. but my affordable prius c means i can pay for his acupuncture. whew. i love my pooch. oh no! my homemade sushi... turned p-ushi! use estimated 53 mpg to find a gluten-free alternative. look, this means i'm a chef. [ male announcer ] be a winner

lawrence keane, senior vp and general counsel for the national shooting sports foundation.e dan. national bird conservancy to talk about it. mr. dan, the epa, saying they have no jurisdiction over this matter but you believe putting the onus on epa is the way to go or should you follow the suit of hunters and states that already banned led and using nontoxic bullets? >> well, let me first respond saying mr. keane and i really should be on the same side of the table. i buy a duck stamp every year. i'm a member of duckses unlimited. i'm a trustee emeritus of the nature conservancy, and they permit hunting on many of its reserves. ducks unlimited with tnc has done more than anyone to preserve and save habitat. we're not against hunting. we encourage hunting. we simply are saying hunting should be responsible and spewing lead, the most toxic, possible material into the environment doesn't accomplish that. arthel: having said that, what would you like the epa to do about that? >> well the epa clearly has authority under the act. if you read the legislative history of the law tha

six minutes then provided at seven ben arfa himself turned scorer six minutes later before a game keane ups the safety put the visitors three no up at half time and defensive mix up that substitute shane long pull on back after the break but you cassell held on to maintain their push near the baggies are now without a win in three batches remain eleven points clear of the relegation zone in fourteen. we will have saturday ranch to city return to the top but only on goal difference after salvaging a one one draw at stoke however second place manchester united do have a game elsewhere arsenal cemented third place with a three nil home win over aston villa chelsea remain fierce after a goal or straw with fourth placed tottenham bolton stunned liverpool to want to move out of the relegation zone sunderland beach q.p.r. and everton wants one of the wolves lost their fourth in a row two one up in r.h. . while there was a nail biting old firm dobby in scotland on sunday with hopes rangers denying arch rivals odds on favorite celtic a chance to win the scottish premier league title but there i

and when you get a mission like cybersecurity which is so threatening, which lee hamilton and tom kean and the 9/11 commission say you have just got to get it done it has got to be original. it has got to have critical infrastructure in it. they say that specifically. all kinds of you know, input from people. i just don't see the money is a problem. >> host: heavy look at how other countries are managing their cybersecurity? >> guest: i haven't. i should have, but i haven't. i've just been so wrapped up in getting this done and you know, europe is very different in china is very different, and he is very different, purcell is very different. i'm not sure it would have been useful. i think it would be useful for me to do it but i want to get a bill which has been affected so many times by so many people, put in front of so many organizations, technological communities and the private sector community. i have given a lot of speeches to them and accepted their criticisms and made changes. the staff that i work with on intelligence and commerce have done the same thing and they have made c

who argue for war when you watch fox for example and you see john bolton charles krauthammer general keane the rest of them they're safe and they're safe and sound here in america. their children are here their money are here their jobs are here they can wage war with other people's kids and that's where we are at the moment nothing no no skin off their actual back that's right which i think is a major issue sticking just to this bunker buster thing for just one more moment though because one thing that was last week a report came out that i am closed doors obama told netanyahu you know we'll give you bunker buster bombs as long as you delay attacking until after elections then of course the white house came out and denied that what do you make of what probably was reality but i think obama is desperate to try to get the israelis to hold off from hitting iranians and i have to say that the decision whether for israel to attack iran is israel's decision not ours they don't have a right to exist we don't have a right to exist russia doesn't have a right to exist but we do have rights to defe

former vice chief of staff of the army, general jack keane.ning. good to see you. >> all right. russia, we do know they had a sit-down with iran. the message that was delivered or not delivered is in question. those upcoming talks in april that you're going to be having with, you know, with several different countries including the united states and russia about iran's nuclear program, according to this report in the russian paper, is the last chance before u.s. military action. that is according to the paper which says that they were contacted by a high-ranking russian diplomat. do you give any credence to this report, first of all? >> well, i hope it's true because we really have to get tough with the iranians and get inside their head a little bit. the fact of the matter is while the sanctions have had some impact, the iranians are still moving towards developing a nuclear weapon. that clearly is their strategic and tactical goal, and they're intent on doing it. and any attempt that we can to convince them to the contrary is certainly welco

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jenna: general keane? >> i don't think we ever get to that point.ion was credible option i think our intelligence -- big issue they have to have a system to deliver it. we have pretty good visibility what is happening there. we still have the means to do that if, if our policymakers were truly intent on doing that. and i, that option would still remain for us as far as i'm concerned. >> i don't think we ever get to that point. i think israel will make the calculation. they have a lot more to lose than we do. they live in the neighborhood. they have a narrower window of opportunity. i think israel makes a decision they will not be masada again and they go. jenna: ambassador? >> i don't think we get to the point either because of what kt said or jack said. one thing the president said, all options on the table you can assume not only are all options on the table we developed means to be able to exercise that those options. jenna: ambassador roth echoing president in that atlantic interview. a lot of different points of view. we'll hear a lot more from

knowing their democratic senator is part of a group that can't even write -- good or bad budget -- they kean even write a budget. i think that disqualifies them from contending to govern this country. i think it's a very serious mistake on their part. >> thank you. i hope you wander down highway 41 to appleton, only 25 miles away. >> come and joininous green bay sometime. >> i will. thank you, sir. straight ahead, voter protection? or voter suppression? new photo-i.d laws riling up voters. why do some states have the laws and others do not? that answer's next. did the obama administration just torpedo israel? it looks that way to one of our guests. secrets about israel's possible strike in iran have just gone public -- very public. is the u.s. government the source of the leak? ambassador john bolton goes "on the record." patriotism or propaganda? singer katie perry taking heat for her latest video. why do people want to you boycott the popular rock star? hear more and see more of the video. don't miss this. ok, guys-- what's next ? chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonade... the movie. or... w

that puts the republican keanes in a tricky spot because rush limbaugh as unpopular as he may be with the national audience is quite popular with the republican base. i think we'll hear more about this. the candidates are not done explaining where they come down on that. that is exactly where the democrats would like this debate to be. >> yes, felicia, given this tricky spot as mollie's calling it, do you think this contraception debate has damaged the republican party. >> i think what it's done is it's given a whole argument over contraception which republicans were trying to turn into a case of religious freedom to begin with. it's given a name and a face to this issue, making it into a women's rights one. this is something that republicans, for certain, had the upper handhood on in the first few weeks of this. the obama administration reversed course on their health care rule on this. it was something that they may have overplayed their hand on a little bit. but now that rush limbaugh has made these comments, i think what's striking is presidential candidates don't quite seem to kn

so, and this is from general barry mccaffrey who's a four-star marine corps general, general jack keane person who is the head, the commander of public works while i was there. here they say, i say -- this is on 356 for those who are following. r50 years after accuracy toe's rise to -- 50 years after castro's rise to power, guantanamo affords no strategic advantage. we're not going to attack cuba, the place exists now solely as a product of bureaucratic inertia. as a strategic naval facility, it never was important. it's always been -- [inaudible] there are people who disagree with him. he's a marine guy, right? today adds jeffrey johnson, guantanamo adds absolutely nothing to the navy be. if guantanamo disappeared, every ship would sail, every sailor would be trained. so as i said, the navy just feels like they're taking one for the team. the coast guard uses it, the state department uses it, the immigration nationalization service uses it, you know, there's talk that we're using it, we've used it for covert stuff. there's a lot of evidence, right, over the last 50 years. mccaffrey say

arthel: general jack keane is a retired general and a fox news analyst. good morning.et many start here. does romney have a point or is this a case of campaign chair quarterbacking? >> we certainly have had our challenges right from the beginning. general mcchrystal and petraeus. when the president requested 30,000 surge troops, the president granted him 30,000. that was 25% less than was needed. that forced us to do the campaign from two phases. one in the south and now the campaign in the east which we are just beginning. that protracted the war. it evaporates political and moral will at home. so there have been some challenges. one of the things we would have expected the president to do is educate the people about the war. how can overcome the setbacks and what it takes to win. arthel: that's a question a lot of people are asking. they are saying no matter who is the president, is there a case where you can absolutely win this war? >> absolutely. most insurgencies, the kind of war we are fighting here losso lose. it's the government that usually wins and the people

i really respect general keane, but you could have accomplished that apology at a far lower level. you didn't have to put the president of the united states on bended knee to apologize to the of afghans. america's a paper tiger, if we get mad and angry and go to the streets for america, america's going the retreat. we've got to understand the fact that we've probably -- militarily we may have won this war, but diplomatically and politically we may have lost this war, and the tragedy will be if we have to shoot our way out of there. megyn: the statement from this representative of the united nations which, again, essentially, the first time around gave syria a pass when asked for, you know, an enforcement of regime change. kt, thank you. colonel, thank you too. we're going to take a closer look at president obama's statement. he spoke to abc news last night saying he thinks his apology for the quran burnings, quote, calmed things down a bit. we'll go live to afghanistan at the top of our hour to see how the situation is developing there today. >>> well, iran's leaders are not backin

general keane says the same thing, don't overreact.eople like shawn parnell says to hear the commander in chief of the country to apologize for their actions when they go over -- they go to the extreme to make sure civilians aren't hurt, that their culture is coveted and respected and to think the commander in chief is going to apologize for that really bothers many of the people that are fighting. >> and where's the apology from karzai? you know, our people are over there trying to protect them and teach them how to run a country. has he apologized for our people being killed? no, we're still waiting on that. >> waiting on him to get out. that's what we're waiting for. >> meanwhile, 8 minutes after the top of the hour. extreme weather alert for you. several states tried to pick up the pieces from this deadly path of destruction. we have learned overnight that three people were killed by a likely tornado in tennessee. that raise the death toll from this storm to a dozen. tornado in missouri also leaving three people dead. finally, six

the third thing is, with your help the investments we are may keane and investment technology. our next generation management system for our voucher program will allow, just to give you one example, right now we don't have the ability to look at the photographs that are taken on those inspections. there is nothing that replaces actually seeing with their own eyes what happens. the system will allow us to download anywhere in the country the digital photographs taken on the inspection that local inspectors are doing and that is just one example but there are a whole series of things in that next generation management. one of the two biggest priorities you have had in you held as accountable to invest in those their information technology. we couldn't agree more that that's a critical step we have to take. >> thank you. i do want to salute you and the inspector general for your response to the problem in maine and across the country. it's amazing that you don't download the photographs. i can lend you my blackberry to do it. [laughter] even i can do that. it's clearly a feasible