jenna: general keane they said they will not do this. now what?> the iranians y do they want a nuclear weapon? it's simply to guarantee the preservation of the regime and help them with the regional terrorism which they desire. they've watched the ooh not etd states and others negotiate with north korea right into a nuclear weapons program in north korea they think negotiations are a successful ploy on their part to actually getting a nuclear republican. jenna: do you think, general, keane we are generally in these negotiatings to get a compromise or do you think there is another strategy, perhaps buying ourselves some more time or just using it as a cover for another agenda, whatever that might be? what do you really think our genuine goal is here with the negotiations? >> i think the elephant in the room is the potential israeli attack and we are doing everything we can to stall that from happening. so we want to get some concessions out of the iranians to gain some leverage over the israelis about not doing that. the irony of this is i don't th

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michelle genne and inspector tom kean. we will review and make declarations at that time. expert witnesses. who will address the experts for the mayor? >> this is a lot of experts for this issue. i know you submitted this prayer to some of the briefing. does anybody become unnecessary in light of sloot recent briefing and your investigation or do you intend to call these experts? >> we would still intend to call these experts and i can do a brief explanation of why. chairperson hur: yes, please. >> there have been many others who have been disciplined but not terminated on the basis of criminal conduct. mr. chinako is a consulting experts. he could speak to that issue. he could speak to how is this -- it is the sheriff should be treated under his own disciplinary section. chiel landstone is being offered as a law enforcement officer who teaches an ethics course at the professional association for law enforcement. and law enforcement and ethics for chiefs. this is germane and he has the expertise to give it. chairperson hur: we have heard from mr. keith earlier. >> she is h

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she would marry one of the soldiers, sergeant kean, in the regiment in 1862. she would also say that while in the regiment "i learned to handle a musket very well while in the regiment and could shoot straight and often hit the target." susie king taylor also writes a memoir, so we can hear her voice in her memoirs. another one of the school teachers down in south carolina is a diarist, a woman of -- i'm going to say from a wealthy family in philadelphia. james forten was at that meeting. that's her father. and charlotte forten or charlotte for then grimke would go down to south carolina and teach in a school that looked very much like this. this is a photograph of one of the schools in the sea islands where she taught. in her diary she'd talk about the various people she would meet and she would meet one as daphne, an african woman who was over 100 years old. had 50 grandchildren, 65 great, great, great grandchildren and three great, great, great grandchildren. and she would ask her how do you feel now that they're forever free? charlotte forten asked her. an

army general jack keane fox news military analyst. sir, welcome back.y said we've got this as an option. military option is on the table and so on but we seem to be getting more vocal about it. is that a diplomacy move? >> i think it is more about the israelis. the israelies are hugely skeptical about the value of these negotiations that we're about to get back into them. i think we're trying to calm them to a certain degree. the fact of the matter the israeli as concern is this one these negotiations have been going on and off for 10 years and iranian program continues to be developed. that is concern one. second, they washed us, the united states use negotiations as our center of our policy with the north koreans and we wound up negotiating ourselves right into a nuclear weapon with the north koreans. so they look at negotiations very, very skeptical. what we're trying to say to them, look it, if these negotiations fail we have got a backup plan and we would do the military strike. i'm not sure the israelis buy that. megyn: right. doesn't seem like it

default they're going to have to be default or you know and or you're going to have to have what steve kean calls the debt jubilee yeah. exactly let the banks suffer let the investor suffer so you know i'm robbing from the people i think politically what's really going to happen is that we're going to continue down the lawn of trying to give the creditors as much as they possibly can and that's not going to work it's going to create more crisis and then at some point we have defaults like we did in greece but more people are going to default other countries are going to default and then at some point the crisis will get so that they'll start to think about debt forgiveness that's when potentially the specter that you have to stalking about in terms of nationalization. ok what about something like the u.k. which isn't in the euro it doesn't have these targets that the e.u. imposes they impose what some would call austerity on themselves public cuts wanting to get rid of the deficit by two thousand and seventeen aiming to at least they're now in recession again in the recession the economy re

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incredibly dangerous for the president to actually travel here after ten years of war general jack keane said in sworn testimony in june of last year i was there i heard that quote unquote we have broken the back of the taliban and they were no longer able to conduct military operations in urban centers left only to hit soft targets now i don't know how you can be any clearer testimony to be so wrong and things didn't change that much in your obvious because president we have broken the momentum we have not broken the momentum the issue is this for a moment we step away from any game we've made it is not sustainable ryan crocker said this in a classified cable classified cable back to the president so the question becomes what are we going to actually do for the next two years since we're on a downward slope. you bring up a really interesting point in terms of testimony that's been made in front of congress that we've heard a lot of testimony from various generals generals that have led the war throughout the years that you know our friends had a colonel danny davis wrote a whole report

general keane, what are we doing to stop it?ything. >> they have taken a page out milosevic's book. they use the military to cordon off the area, then they send in the death squads to do the assassinations. it's horrific. what can we do? we have to make up our minds that there is an opportunity for us geopolitically. while this is hard and challenging, i think we should be more hands on than hands off in terms of trying to influence the outcome. other thing, aside from the desperate humanitarian situation which appalling to all of us, we also have to recognize iran is our strategic enemy in the region and syria is their number one ally. that's why the quds force is if there helping them with these death squads. we either need to get assad out by brokering a deal, probably not going to happen with all this blood on his hands. but choosing to help the rebels on the streets. our intelligence services will say, a number of them are unreliable. we have jihadists, we have al qaeda. but we also have former military officers who formed

general jack keane is a fox news analyst.been to afghanistan several times including recently and have been vocal about the situation there. the president seems to be saying we made significant progress, devastated al qaeda's leadership, are in reach of defeating al qaeda, but is sticking to his withdrawal time frame. what say you? >> we have made significant progress with the surge forces. we largely defeated the taliban in the south and southwest where the surge forces are. but we have a lot of challenges in front of us. they are driven by another decision the president made which is to pull those surge forces out prematurely in the minds of general petraeus and the commanders who are there. those surge forces are coming out by september. they want those surge forces to be used in the east to accomplish the same devastating attack on the taliban they have used in the south and southwest. while we have 68,000 forces remaining, there is going to be a fair amount of risk associated whether we'll be able to accomplish the same

general jack keane has been guiding the pentagon for years.s us live on that right after this break. >> the international pressure on iran was snuck neutral. as a matter of fact iran's influence in the previous six years was growing in the region. not diminishing, growing in the region. [ donovan ] i hit a wall. and i thought "i can't do this, it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a way to keep going. go for olympic gold and go to college too. [ male announcer ] every day we help students earn their bachelor's or master's degree for tomorrow's careers. this is your moment. let nothing stand in your way. devry university, proud to support the education of our u.s. olympic team. megyn: a bill honoring a murdered border agent is on its way to president president obamk for signature. brian terry's murder became a flashpoints into the investigation of the government's botched gun running sting known as "operation fast & furious" in which guns were allowed to walk into the hands of very bad mexican gun cartels. two of

keane was not great in six innings, the big blow was matt holiday, st. louis lead 4/3.storm of the season. tied at 4, david freeze rolls away this ground role. giving the giants a lead. the colonels were sloppy with three errors. for once the bats continue to role for big daddy kane who has had the worst support since 2006. brandon bell scorches the double to give san fransisco a 6/4 lead. came runs his record to 3/2. there used to rain delays in denver but this was the first at this field. the game was delayed after a swarm of bees gather around the dugout. to get rid of them, look at it, he has no protection. pretty gutsy. he uses a vacuum, the diamondbacks and up stinging the rockies and 9/7. northgate, in walnut creek battling clayton valley. the broncos rally in the seventh inning. mishandled by the clayton valley in field. and the leaders down to one. then, the ball goes to the backstop. sloppy defense by clayton valley. and right now, that game is tied in extra innings. i will just guess that this is exclusive video tapes. the pacers president will name to the ex

[applause] your mayor, melodie colbert keane [applause] somebody who doesn't get a lot of attention but does amazing work all across the country here in joplin, the head of fema, craig fugate is spent an awful lot of time here helping to rebuild. superintendent huff - [applause] principal cicada. [applause] to the faculty, the parents, family, friends, the people of joplin, and most of all the class of 2012. [applause] congratulations on your graduation and thank you for allowing me the honor of playing a small part in this special day. >> thank you and good evening. schools have faced and overcome many obstacles. with unwavering courage and resolve, he has led the joplin schools forward. he has been an inspiration to us all. i am proud to have worked in partnership with him and proud to call him my friend. mr. president, ladies and gentlemen, please join me in thanking one of missouri's, one of america's finest leaders and educators. [applause] exactly one year ago today, i stood on the stage to address the college graduates. it was a time of optimism. at a time to market major milesto

these more keane is stood tall.y met their responsibilities to one another and to the flag they serve under. i just met with some of them. and told them that as commander-in-chief, i could not be prouder. and in their faces, we see what is best in ourselves, in our country. our soldiers, our sailors, our airmen, marines, coast guardsmen and civilians in afghanistan have done their duty. now we must summon that same sense of common purpose. we must give our veterans and military families the support they deserve and the opportunities they have earned. and we must redouble our efforts to build a nation worthy of their sacrifice. as we emerge from a decade of conflict abroad and economic crisis at home. it's time to renew america. an america where our children live free from fear and have the skills to claim their dreams. a united america. of grit. and resilience. where sun light glistens off soaring new towers in downtown manhattan and we build our future as one people. as one nation. here in afghanistan, americans an

>> the t-rexes have a keane sense of smell.heir olfactory senses evolved far more than everybody else's. >> as i understand it, field station dinosaur is going to open early for schools on may 14th. >> yep. and there's -- you have 30 dinosaurs, right? >> there's 30 big full sized dinosaurs and a couple of these guys. these are juvenile t-rexes and we have other babies as well. >> it's fantastic. like i've been working with dinosaurs for a long time. there's no place like the field station in the world. this is like a world premiere. >> wow. that's fantastic. >> you want to give your kids an idea, kids love dinosaurs. >> big kid himself. >> look what came in the t-rex? look what evolved him? >> like evolved just to the end of the period. >> thank you very much, scott. check it out. it is field station dinosaurs from t-rex to alisyn camerota. >> thank you, barney rubble. i like when you had the dinosaur in a headlock. don't let him take a bite out of you. thanks, steve. all right, let's get to your headlines and tell you what's h

prove his point, he described beethoven's musical -- musical notebooks which documented the composers keanprocess of inventing a melody. wasn't uncommon for beethoven to go through 70 versions of a single musical phrase before settling on the final one. i make any changes and reject and try again until i'm satisfied the composer remarked to a friend. the lesson here is that even beethoven, the clichÉ of artistic genius date to constantly refine his ideas, struggling with his music until the beauty shone through. let's not sugarcoat. this rejecting process is not fun. is the red pen on the page in a discarded sketch, the trashed prototype in the field for stress. nevertheless such a merciless process is often are only way forward. keep on thinking and paying attention because the next thought might be the answer. so, what defines the creativity? it turns out to be largely defined by psychological trait called grits. when you look at people on the far right side of the l curve these creators like rob dylan, probably cost of, steve jobs, at first glance is not clear what makes them so special

bain bad, yesterday joe biden ratcheted it up at keane state university in keane, new hampshire.he said about plumbers. >> your job as president is to promote the common good. that doesn't mean the private equity guys are bad guys. they're not! but that no more qualifies you to be president than being a plumber! it doesn't -- and by the way, there are a lot of awful smart plumbers. >> so i think that was not in the teleprompter. to talk about plumbers because why would you go back to joe the plumber who by the way is really upset that there was that accusation that plumbers couldn't be president. keep in mind, joe the plumber is what started this whole class warfare discussion before the 2008 election. >> by the way, count three more people on board with republicans who don't believe that attacking bain capital and the essence of their business of private equity is smart. ed rendell who used to run the d.n.c., the celtics owner jonathan levine who gave $200,000 to the obama campaign and was on one of the bain capital investment boards, he was -- and there was an ad ripping what b

megyn: general jack keane was on an had blame for presidents of all stripes.ys since the 1970s we have been allowing iran to get away with murder and we don't do much to rein in iran whether it's a republican or democrat in the white house. i don't understand why we are so unwilling to take them on. is it the prospect of going to war with a country that has so many extremists, religious extremists? >> i think we made a mistake militarily in not responding to iranian supplied weapons that were used to attack coalition forces in iraq and to attack u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan. and i think on the nuclear front we have succumbed to the prevailing view at the state department that iran can be negotiated out of its nuclear weapons program. that's delusional. it's been collusional for 20 years. all the time and effort we spent on these negotiations has simply given iran time to overcome the scientific and technological difficulties of getting nuclear weapons. megyn: we have to go in there purporting to do this in good faith and their representations they are b

juliet: general jack keane is the former vice chief of staff for the army and fox news military analystk you for joining us. >> good to be here. juliet: you're talking about military action, what type of military action are we specifically talking about? >> well, you can rest assured we have a number of contingencies dealing with iran. if they shut down the strait straits of hormuz, how would we deal with that. if the israelis attack iran and they ask us for assistance i can't imagine not assisting them. that is another contingency with the missiles that the iranians have. the most obvious is a military strike against their nuclear capability. we obviously have very detailed plans for that, and also we have plans, because this is a rogue regime, to actually take the regime down. that doesn't mean we are going to execute any of those, but we have those plans and they have been briefed certainly to the president of the united states, not just to the secretary of defense. juliet: iran is full of bluster and provocative talk, that is nothing new. do you think this is near the so-called red

megyn: general jack keane was on the show yesterday and he talked about the possibility of anti-aircraftpons. commune kaegss equipment and so on. there are small arms potentially. i got to go. >> there are a lot of things. look, remember the intervention in syria was based on this rationale coming from one of obama's foreign policy aides, samantha power, responsibility to protect. he doesn't apply that to the people of syria and didn't apply it to the people of iran. >> this is still unfolding and bears mentioning that the obama administration has taken nothing off the table. mitt romney can come out and say anything he wants while it is happening but it is still happening. megyn: there is no easy answer. we all agreed before we got started in the segment. there is no easy answer here and it is disturbing. thank you very much. mark, monica. >> thank you. megyn: an honor student who works two jobs to support her family sentenced to a night in jail for missing a class too many times. where is the perspective in life? trace gallagher has an update. >>> up next the story of a specialty licen

general jack keane is a for-star general. truth is about this story. >> i don't think hillary clinton would make a statement like that without the facts to back it up. we are not going to share much with the pakistanis as it compareit comes to him, they were complicit in protecting osama bin laden for at least five years in one location not far from one of their military bases and 40 miles from nare capitol city. it's a complicated relationship with the pakistanis to be sure and this is right at the center. bill: it sounds like the relationship is not healthy, either, is it? >> it's been deteriorating over time. this is one area added to that. they provide logistical support to us in a ground line of communication from the ports through the cyber pass. and airline communication, we fly over pakistan all to supply our troops within afghanistan. that ground line has been shut down since november when we had a mistaken air attack on pac troops. the fact of the matter is, they also while supporting us on the one hand with this lo