commissioner keane. commissioner renne. commissioner andrews. we understand that commissioner hayon will be here momentarily first timber item is public agenda that are within the jurisdiction of the ethics commission. >> good evening gentlemen. some of you know me, i'm allen grossman the original petitioner of the litigation that's a agendized as number 4. i have essentially two comments of a general nature. one is over the years as commissioners we are appointed address serviced they are terms and mr. synquid and his staff including the lawyers handled all the note to routine activities for which the commission is ultimately responsible for. those activities included enforcing not compiled task forces with his hostility to open government is well known it was, in fact, quoted in the new york times and particularly has the task force as one of his objects. so in that roll he has a record of dismissing or finding in violation in other public records matter about 40 of them 40 since 2005. in my 2010 lawsuit he was forced to concede he couldn't wi

general jack keane proudly served for 37 years. he is a retired four-star general, a fox news military analyst. general keane, thank you for being with us on this day. and again, as you reflect on all of your years of service to this country, give us your thoughts about the ceremonies about to get underway at arlington. >> first of all, memorial day is the most sacred of all our who days. we set aside day for our armed forces and our veterans but this day has a singular focus, those killed in the line of duty serving their country and it is a day that we set aside and ask americans to remember that sacrifice. you know when i think about the soldiers involved and soldiers that i lost, that i associated with, i've always been honored, jon. the fact of the matter is they don't want to lose their life but makes them different from many americans they're willing to. the fact they're willing to give up everything they care about in life, to have a full life, be a parent, have friends, have love in their life. they put that all on the lin

commissioner keane. >> yeah. i agree with that in regards to the comments from the public as to what we got and some of the comments have the assumption that we got this this material and we're going to look at the material in closed session. we haven't voted as to whether or not there's a closed session we have public item on 4 we're going to discuss the grossman case and then it's talks about the possible closed session. maybe there will be a closed session i can tell you right now i'm going to vote against closed session the thing should be done in open session to in regards to that having to do with the materials whether there's a secret recommending to the materials when last time this came up i was one of the ones that said i want to hear a total discussion about the case i knew the case was pending before the court of appeals i wasn't on the commission when that happened i want to be brought up to date i asked prosecute syncountry to send me all the briefs from the coiling the briefs on behalf of

who better to ask than former new jersey governor tom kean.ood morning to you, sir. >> good morning, chuck. >> when i first covering politics, new jersey was a swing state. it was thought of as america's largest suburb and how it went so went america. now it's no longer part of that swing state conversation in presidential politics. what's happened? is it only demographics that explain this? what's happened to your party in the state of new jersey when it comes to federal elections? >> well, it's not just demographics. in federal elections, one thing that's a problem is that the national party doesn't campaign in new jersey anymore. they write it off. and i remember back when times you were talking about, we thought it was a swing state and the presidential candidate would spend a lot of time in new jersey, a lot of money and ads and everything else. >> it's convenient to new york city when they're raising money. it wouldn't take them much to go through a tunnel or across a br bridge, right? >> and they're right across new york, too. you would

is greater than the general public interest in disclosure, and i think that was what commissioner keane was getting at. >> and any other questions for mr. pilpal? >> no. >> thank you. >> i am here if there is anything further. thanks. >> commissioners? >> comments? any points? >> from my view, i do think that 12 m has amrikbility here although i am not sure that we need to reach the conclusion or the decision about whether it provides the privacy rights that it contemplated in 6727. here i think that my primary concern is that there does not appear... and whether or not, whoever burden it was and it sounds like we, the commission and perhaps even the city attorney, believe that the park and rec department have some responsibility to weigh the privacy interest against the need for the information, and it does not sound like that happened at all to the contrary, there seems to have been a concession that the information was relevant, which suggests to me that, perhaps the information should have been disclosed at a minimum, i think that the complainant is entitled to know the reason, to k

, frankly, i mean, if there are other provisions that would actually directly answer commissioner keane's question, i welcome your thoughts, it seemed like that was one relied on in the memo. >> sorry, let me just grab it. >> okay. >> i mean that i i think that former and also there is a line of case law that interprets it. >> but you understand that commissioner keane's point which i think is fairly clear in the statute is that it specifically states that it has got to be some statutory provision, doesn't it? >> express provision. >> on the statutory authority, yes. and an express provision. so, understanding that the case law is certainly relevant to interpreting the statutes, what statutory provisions are being relied upon? >> i mean that it is says sas around 12 m2 a that the city does not disclose the private information unless it is specifically authorized to do so and i don't know if there is anything that is specifically or would have authorized the disclosure of this private information and in this context. >> can you refer us to some definition of private information which expre

jenna: these guys are really bad guys, general keane. need to tell you that of the you know it, this boko haram group in general. do you think we should be bargaining with them? >> i think that is the nigerian government's call. right now they're saying they are not going to do that but in fact they are doing it and that is truly what happens with most governments dealing with terrorist. public stance, no negotiations but privately they do negotiate and i think that is going on. boko haram is a very dangerous organization. it is another radical islamist group on the rise in north africa and in the middle east and they all have the same purpose, to control territory, influence people and impose radical islamist beliefs, customs and tradition on the people. jenna: on that point because we talked about it kite a bit, and ambassador bolton discussed it last night with get tax focusing on growing threat of terrorism in northern africa, a wide area taken over by these groups. you mentioned it several times on our show. it is a area about the s

we'll be talking with retired four-star army general jack keane. also a $2 billion windfall for l.a. clipperswner donald sterling and his wife. all that money for making racist comments and being forced to sell his team. tonight in my commentary i will examine the question of whether that's too high of a price for the clippers, in my commentary and we'll talk to "wall street journal" reporter lee hawkins about it as well. what happened to sell in may? markets closing the month at record heights. billionaire media magnate steve forbes whether we should be listening to all those bearish calls on the market. my first guest tonight says secretary eric shinseki's resignation is a good first step towards fixing the va civil. i'm joined now by retired four-star army general, former army vice chief of staff, general jack keane, also fox news military analyst. general, good to have you with us. your reaction first to, to the general's resignation. >> well i think it is absolutely the right thing we said a couple weeks ago, lou, when we first discussed it on

and retired general jack keane was army vice chief of staff from 1999 to 2003. he was a prominent advocate of the military surges in iraq and afghanistan. he now runs his own consulting firm. michele flournoy, now at 32,000 troops on the ground. the president is talking about 9800. why is that a magic number? >> well, i think the commanders post-traumatic stress disorder on the ground asked for 25 hub troops to continue advising and assisting afghan forces as they develop and taking the lead to secure the country and the second is to support joint counterterrorism operations. the 9,800 number is close to what commanders on the ground recommended to the president. >> ifill: jac jack keane, is tht about the number? >> not close. the commanders wanted $3,500. they wanted a conditions, not arbitrary exit date. the president just changed withdrawal from 2014 to 2016 and not much of a residual force will be in place. 9,800 troops will only be there one year to be cut in half at the end of 20145. smooth, gwen, this president has never accepted a forced level recommenda

and president obama's plan of the afghan pull out, retired four-star army general, general jakkjack keane, i am a stock mat guy. it took a few hits. it feels like maybe we're sanguine about this, we're feeling this come to a happen end? >> which one. >> in ukraine. president election i hear through back-channels he is talking to vladimir putin. election went off more or less without a hitch. and it feels like we're okay, take crimea, and let's maybe all forget about this? >> ukraine people deserve credit, 60% turn out at polls even with th the intimidation, y elected a pro-west president, who will look toward european union, economic help to be sure. get some assistance from international monetary fund. but, the fact is we have a huge opportunity. this is united states, an opportunity to develop a political relationship with this president. provide economy assistance. and also provide military assistance. i am certain that he will request military weapons, ammunition and capacity do help train these military. >> why would we be relic relucto refuse that offer. >> it is an investment in uk

and general jack keane welcome.at is happening in syria is important to you. are you satisfied with what the president is doing for additional funding for the oppositional forces? >> secretary clinton and then the director asked for that. they wanted to arm the opposition force and increase them. i am not clear what the discussion truly is. i know what is needed and that is increase the arms of the opposition forces and increase their training. it is not too late to shift the momentum in syria. this hasn't been about military intervention from the united states. it has been about trying to help others who need the help so they can fight the war themselves. >> and he said america must always lead on the world stage, if we don't no one else will. what do you think about that statement and did you believe he is putting it into action? >> i agree with that but i think he created a false choice. his critics are not after him because we are not using military force around the world. his is about advocating strong leadersh

commissioner keane. i also so certify your the respondents are presumed to be innocent unless their proved by the merits regulation a b 5 the executive director shall issue a regulation with the ethics commission regulations for the enforcement proceedings 9 a. >> public comment there's no public the next temple on the agenda is execution and possible action on the minutes of the commissions minutes april 8, 2014, commissioners my comments. i understand that mr. pro-peel provided proposed corrections >> mr. propel handed me a document i haven't looked at it i'm comfortable in looking at the changes. >> do you have it. >> yes. would you like to see it. any objections in hearing the corrections? >> okay. i'm going to ignore the grammatical correction but on page one section 2 public comment the first paragraph the word complaint is misspelled on the first and last line it should be complaint instead of compliant. package 2 the first full paragraph at the top the complainant was not present add a semicolon

for more on this deadly conflict, we now are joined by general jack keane. hi, general.res are really hard to watch because we had a report and you probably know this -- a reports from leeland vittert earlier who said russia seems to be moving more west, so that means they're expanding their footprint. so let me put that in place and ask you this question: with that in mind, should the u.s. apply ukraine with lethal weapons? are you of the mind that perhaps doing so, though, might escalate violence into war? >> the fact of the matter is, our overall policy has been focusing on deescalation as the u.s. government policy and try not to do anything to provoke putin and damage the long-term relationship we have with them. i think that policy has failed, frankly, because the fact that we're avoiding confrontation has given putin the authority to escalate. so what do we see on that tv screen? that's mob violence instigated by special operations forces and intel forces that belong to russia and to putin and what this campaign is about is one of intimidation, trying to force the

. >> keane odia al inmigrante, >> es que ayer se llevÓ al proyecto y se aprobÓ su enmienda. >> ordenanl secretario de seguridad nacional asegurÓ que investigarÁ una lista de indocumentados liberados que tienen Órdenes de deportación. todavÍa no hay nada que indique que tienen intenciones de avanzar el tema de la reforma migratoria a corto plazo. >> el departamento de la guajira condado de san diego anunciÓ que cambiarÁ su polÍtica hacia los indocumentados que detienen por un delito menor, ahora no los mantendrÁn en la cárcel, sÓlo porque lo pidan las autoridades de migraciÓn, veamos a quÉ se debiÓ este cambio que fue bienvenido por activistas por emigrantes. >> con los brazos abiertos las organizaciones recibieron la decisiÓn del departamento del alguacil del condado de san diego, en no seguir deteniendo a inmigrantes indocumentados arrestados por cometer un delito menor o no tan grave. >> quizÁs este cambio de forma dÉ un poco de mÁs alivio y el riesgo sea menos. >> y es que hasta ahora muchos indocumentados permanecÍan detenidos por perÍodos prolongados en una cÁrcel del condado para

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with me, andrew keane, keane on the market. james frischling. what do you think about this, good move if it is real? we haven't heard a official announcement. there are a lost reports out there. what do you think? >> if apple wants to do with core business. i think they should go something with users, a user base. easily bought netflix when it was $8 billion company. they want to get the streaming. depends what they're doing with the business. seems like everything they do is faster, lighter, quicker. they're not coming out with new products. they're going into market buying existing business and existing product line f they want to go to consumer goods i think it is good for them. melissa: everybody is pounding the table yelling at them, what is the next new thing? maybe they can't insnow straight? beats is pretty hot. anytime you go into store, my kids take me into, you know, whatever it is. the t-mobile, at&t and there's a beats headset. they want it. maybe this is good idea. >> i feel a little lonely out there. i liked it when i saw the anno

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regional headquarters building a large contingent of pro russian separatist fighters including check keanes, volunteers who of course are very skilled in urban warfare. this will be the site of one of the main battles. the special forces from the ukrainian army to decide to come in. we still don't know when that might happen, but they deployed heavy weapons, they have armored piercing grenades and may also have a weapon capable of bringing down any helicopter gun ships. the only way the special forces could take this building is by using helicopters to land troops on the roof. and the checkians and the proseparatist fighters are ready for that. the call come in the report outlining everybody more problems at hospitals across the country. but one prominent republican disagrees. >> the question i ask myself, is him resigning going to get us to the bottom of the problem? is it going to help us find out what is going on? and the answer i keep getting is no. >> two hearings are being held focusing on treatment and care of returning veterans. key players from the didn't of defense, and veterans a

general jack keane proudly served for 37 years.d four-star general, a fox news military analyst. general keane, thank you for being with us on this day. and again, as you reflect on all of your years of service to this country, give us your thoughts about the ceremonies about to get underway at arlington. >> first of all, memorial day is the most sacred of all our who days. we set aside day for our armed forces and our veterans but this day has a singular focus, those killed in the line of duty serving their country and it is a day that we

and i would like to point out on page 6 of the document where the commissioner keane expressed that the library was discriminate and went on in the last sentences is important, mr. herrra, stated that the members of the public are not prohibited to make the public comment, but that they are denied the ability to make the public comment on a equal footing for those who are invited, and those that are approved by the library, and the information that the library wants the public to have, and they simply want to deny the opportunity for people to use the overhead, when they disagree, which is a violation of the brown act, and it documents as a matter of public record, the pattern of deceit, used by the city librarian and it documents the willful ignorance, by commissioners renne and hayon. he is the head of the library and they made their decision of the library commission based on the same false testimony he gave here, about the fact that it would take $40,000 to give members of the public an equal footing and use of the graphics. herrera is the department head and nothing happens at the

commissioner keane and why they are always appearing here and it is because they don't want to follow the open government laws and don't want to follow the california public records act or the brown act or anything, and they certainly don't want to follow their oaths offense to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. having a hearing with one of the parties absent and making no effort to find out what the cause that have was is really a spine of co-ward yus, i think that your executive director schedule this the way that he did knowing that i would be out of town, and explicitly for the purpose of denying me my due process rights and my right to free speech and to participate in a case to which i was a party, that is kind of disgusting. other public comment? >> mr. hartz as far as i know we did not know that you were out of town. >> you do now >> i think that we provided you with e-mail notification of the schedule and would had continued if we had heard from you. i apologize if you could attend. i sure that you it was not intentional. >> the next matter on the agend

how do you know about the size two's, tom keane? >> that could be a three-hour show.n my agenda, with masons reporting earnings in five minutes. department story is stores may show a gain of one percent versus last year. this was a tough quarter for a lot of retailers. >> you wonder how they will bounce back but i think that there is a lot of optimism. >> because of the april numbers. on our twitter question, we asked you what the final meal was that you cooked. here are the answers. course, that is always a motivation. how about this? >> grubhub. that is one of the disruptive new ways. >> how about this 1 -- very good. love it, there. chris whalen, out on twitter -- >> steve, what did you make? >> i do a lot on the grill. i will not cook in the kitchen but i do grill. >> we will talk to you about -- >> "surveillance" continues on radio, and "in the loop" with alex steel, next. ♪ . . >> good morning. it is wednesday, may 14. we are live from bloomberg world headquarters. ."u are "in the loop i am alix steel, in for betty liu. here is a look's at our top headlines. rus

joining us is former army vice chief of staff general jack keane, also fox military analyst. good to have you with us. >> it is good to be here. >> your reaction to the demeanor of that gentleman representing the administration. >> i think he came on with a degree of arrogance that he was going to tell his out of the story. and so to get new information out there from their perspective. but i think clearly he lost all credibility when he responded with memory loss to the question of bret baier about the talking points. he certainly knows what he did in precisely when he did it. given the significance of that document and what to place right afterward. >> house republicans moving onto front. speaker boehner investigating the house committee and the subpoena of the secretary of day. this looks like a defining pivotal moment in this administration and where it is headed, doesn't it? two yes, i think it is. to me, we are finally going to get a full account in for the american people and the american people deserve to have that. first of all, some explanation as to why this was so

here to discuss this with us as our very first guest, retired four-star army general general jack keaneis also a fox news military analyst. thank you so much for being here. let's begin with a scathing review. should we be concerned as we go through this test and fail miserably? >> anything to do with nuclear sites and missiles, nuclear weapons, certainly is going to get everyone's attention. so any kind of failure is unbelievable scrutiny. though we do train and we do test and we do make mistakes and training to learn from those mistakes. we went back the next time and they had no problems whatsoever. so it is critical because it's nuclear, but at the same time the problem is fixed and that is what it's all about. ashley: general, i am sure that this is an issue that is close to your heart. how outraged are you with this, and do you feel what is being taken for action so far as appropriate? >> is a great question. certainly just like americans in general, i think that we are all outraged by the fact that our veterans are having these kind of access problems to care that could possibly

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developments in the ukraine, we are joined tonight by former army vice chief of staff general jack keane and military analyst, it is good to have you with us. the calls for the resignation of eric shinseki. what are your thoughts on his resigning. >> i know him very well. we work together for four and a half years in the pentagon. and what we used to use as a litmus test when we had a crisis like this, and we dealt with them throughout our career is most senior leaders would, is number one when you have a system of some kind, is the leader personally responsible responsible in his duties in addressing that fill your. and in that case, it would be removed. and given the widespread system that it has, even though he may not have had knowledge, duty of confidence in the ability to fix that and aggressively deal with that issue. i think that those are the so-called stress test that we have performed with our support and the only people that can answer those questions are those that are sitting over with him right now is secretary of the va to make those kind of judgments and the focus -- the

retired chief of staff general jack keane. welcome and thank you for being with us.s always for joining us, let's begin with vladimir putin and his glorious visit to the crimea, arriving with just roaring overhead to cheering crowds. how provocative as this? >> these world war ii events have been scheduled for some time. it enhances this quite dramatically. his popularity in russia is soaring in the fact of the matter is that worldwide whether putin is certainly one of the most respected leaders in the world and also one of the most feared. he is going to go through a number of these events. the most dramatic will be this anniversary of normandy where he will be on the podium the president obama and all the other world leaders from europe. certainly taking opposition to what he is doing. >> he will always put a pole ahead of democracy as the saying goes. he did make some unexpected concessions and he said he was urging the pro-russian militants to postpone this referendum due this coming weekend. and i would suggest that he's starting to be a little bit more concessi

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will we know more about the relationship between red reddington and agent keane than we know now?you know more than you do. >> you giveth and you taketh away. >> that's what we do. there's a cost for everything. it's raymond reddington. >> do you know how to find him? >> i'm not a gumball machine. you don't get to just twist the handle whenever you want a treat. >> you like this do. >> i do. not everything about him, but yes. he's much more easy going than i am. i mean, he's really just fine with any set of circumstances. he's got a very strong compass. >> okay then. >> is it a moral compass? >> i've found in my life whether it be in terms of story telling i've been involved in or whether it's just my life, that morality is incredibly subjective. >> betraying your country and auctioning off its secrets, where have i heard that before? >> and now red goes off for a while and comes back next year. >> there's still a lot of business to be conducted during the hiatus. >> is there really? >> oh, of course. red will be very busy. >> actually, guys, i got james spader to tell me this muc