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kennedy, and today's hashtag one lucky guy, who better to have than retired four-star general jack keane's also the former army vice chief of staff, chair of the institute for the study of war and a fox news military analyst and today, general, your rank is outnumbered. [laughter] >> that's true. >> welcome. >> i'm delighted to be here. happy veterans day, ladies and america. >> happy veterans day to you. by the way, i feel like we're four lucky ladies to have you. >> can we get your thoughts on what veterans day means? >> yeah, certainly. you know, i think it's about reflection, remembrance and honoring those who served, to be sure. but, you know, our founding fathers promote a idea that no one in the history of mankind did, and that is we're going to start a nation on a principle that everyone's created equal. so we became the first democracy. our soldiers fought to establish that democracy, and they have fought ever since to preserve the longest democracy in the history of the world. and our soldiers, they go to war, they don't want to die, to be sure, but what makes them different is

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. >>> retired four-star general jack keane on why that confusion is exactly what is wrong with our strategy against isis. >>> plus, shouting your way through tv commercials. i love this story. how you could soon skip pesky tv ads by just yelling at you screen. i know. everyone in the studio is like, what? > spottingti fakes. a museumus puttingu auugeroryon display in hayoayopes wiou fd it. even when theyhest' n not, i is always abo money. melissa: winter is coming. americans brace for the big child chill as the dreaded polar vortex prepares to strike back. the cold blast extends through the country by end of this week, with many states seeing temperatures drop 40 degrees or more. as the market gears up for another record day for the dow and s&p. will the vortex leave the party on wall street out in the cold? here now, fox business's very own david asman. spencer ante of who we use and dan shaffer from shaffer asset management. the reason we talk about because i like to say polar vortex and who doesn't -- >> i don't. if that is phrase for global warming enthusiasts who fail to recognize that

what happened in keane was and unacceptable. we need to make sure that the people who are responsible are accountable. while families and children were enjoying a pumpkin festival downtown, our law enforcement came together, local law enforcement, as well as state verye, to contain a violent situation where rioters bottles,wing rocks and and even pool balls. and there were a number of injuries. we're fortunate that there weren't more injuries. as we proceed forward, we need hold the people responsible accountable. that includes not only any whoents at keane state might have been responsible or citizens from the area but also people who came from other campuses or from around the region. ongoing.tigation is and i think it's going to be gather -- gather facts. videos are being shared so we can hold more people accountable. concerned that there seems to have been a social media company that really invited a particularle to a area in keane that they didn't have permission to invite them to. one of the things we need to do role that

anything that opens access that doesn't involve walking into a keane is probably a threat to the business model, isn't it? >> but everything is going to continue to walk into casinos. people will continue to bet the super bowl. we have more people out here. march madness, the first four days of the tournament is incredible. you can't find a room in vegas, and i don't think that is going to be an impact. from my business it's a huge bonus. a huge plus. we're excited by it, and the cash cow is the nfl. it's great to see adam silver do this but in vegas basketball and baseball combined does not come close to the money bet on football every year. football is the cash cow and it's christmas. the more the merrier. that's how he look at it. >> i would be remiss if i didn't mention the ncaa. because they aren't making an average of $4 million a year those fellas. they can't even get an extra pair of sneakers without somebody looking over their shoulder. are they going to have to be carved out in some way? >> that's the biggest issue here. the ncaa, you have people signing autographs for a couple

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. >> keane. >> she is taking this down and i don't think that she needs to do this part. >> the first item is public comment on the matters appearing and not appearing on the agenda that is within the jurisdiction of the ethic's commission. >> good evening, commissioner hur and commissioners. i'm hoping when you go into closed session, on item 6, that you may have a conversation about the second complaint that

. >> keane. >> she is taking this down and i don't think that she needs to do this part. >> the first item is public comment on the matters appearing and not appearing on the agenda that is within the jurisdiction of the ethic's commission. >> good evening, commissioner hur and commissioners. i'm hoping when you go into closed session, on item 6, that you may have a conversation about the second complaint that director st. croix dismissed. as i mentioned in your september 22nd meeting. that the (inaudible) did not go into the order of the sections 3.1.1 of the sia. and that indicates no officer employer shall aassist or provide assistance to an entity. and it seems quite clear to me, that mr. pilpil's repeated appearances here before you have done just that repeatedly. so, i would ask that you consider when you are in closed session. going to dismiss the complaint back and taking a good look at it. i am also, a little disturbed to see on the table tonight the policy discussion paper regarding the sunshine task force referrals. that topic is not on the aagain and in fact it has been pr

kean said two others could be fired. justice same muss mccaffrey retired last month after it was found that he sent or received explicit e-mails. >>> the governor in new jersey is getting a start in congress. norcroft was sborn in. mill croft said his top priority is to create new jobs and extend unemployment benefits. >> it's lagged behind than the rest of the country and its recovery and certainly members unemployed to get to work right away. >> and he defeated republican gary cobb in last week's election. >>> a couple of problems to know about before you head out. >> nbc10's "first alert" traffic reporter jillian mele has it all covered for us. jillian. >> starting out in bucks county still have this accident just past 413 you can see the activity blocking the left lane. only the right lane of traffic gets by that accident scene. no problems to report, though, on the northbound side of route 1. southwest philadelphia, we have the fire location at florence avenue between 54th and 56th. you can take florence avenue ther

. >> keane. >> she is taking this down and i don't think that she needs to do this part. >> the first item is public comment on the matters appearing and not appearing on the agenda that is within

general jack keane and fox news military analyst. "washington post" made it clear.hy is the president not persuaded? >> it is staggering and explains why it is selling fettered and blunt to say exactly the same thing. i think the president will wait to see more evidence. it is of last it is actually staggering. here to design a strategy of gold -- to defeat isis. he imposes one restriction after another restricts air power with the realistic rules of engagement because of of fear of any civilian casualties that he does not let us use advisers or air ground controllers to assist the indigenous forces this just will not work even the post says though. >> we're told they have enough armaments to fight to two years with all of the weapons that we turned over to iraq that is now mandatory to the islamic state. >> first of all, dealing with syria we have to recognize that the strategy of attack by says only is flawed because of the air power attacks the very force is we want to assist and a train and equip. to the point the training that we provide to other forces die fas

storm team 4 meteorologist tom kean joi us now. >> right now, storm team 4 radar scanning the sky. we don't have any rain around. just a few clouds. right now, our temperatures are getting the low 50s or in prince georges county, montgomery county. fair county now hitting 50s in many locations. up to freezing there this morning. in warrington, it's 62 already. it was 32 at dawn. a 30-degree jump just since dawn in warrington and culpepper, right now, temperatures in the mid-50s. weather headlines, for today, we'll have some clouds coming and going. cool afternoon. then a chilly evening coming up. warmer pattern for tomorrow for election day. a look at that. that's coming up at 11:30. barbara. a d.c. man would shot and killed another man at a prince georges county gas station. it happened during the course of an attempted robbery. dwayne lamar williams will now be sendecember. >>> d.c. police are investigating t murder of a 1-month-old baby. that baby unconscious inside a home on trenton place in southeast washington last week. the child's death was ruled a homicide after the medica

hampshire, still is, wrapping up a two-day visit with a series of events including a town hall meeting at keanege campus. new hampshire holds the nation's first presidential primary. >> that's why. he is going to iowa next week. i'm kidding. >> running for president is difficult for perry facing felony charges. more than a dozen are expected to come to his defense for the texas judge to dismiss charges against perry. perry was indicted for threatening to withhold millions in state funding if the travis county d.a. failed to resign after a drunk driving conviction. >>> today marks the end of the ebola monitoring period for nurse kaci hickox. hickox publicly fought the state ordered quarantines in maine and new jersey after coming back from west africa. she showed no symptoms and she and her boyfriend will move from ft. kent to southern maine. >>> fema is asking a dozen residents displaced by hurricane sandy to repay thousands of dollars in federal disaster aid. the residents spent four months in shelters after their building was flooded. now they are ineligible for aid checks because the money w

here is what our own general jack keane had to say about that. >> the pentagon wants to move slower onthey want to make certain that these are the most dangerous detainees we have, that we do not put them in the hands of people where they are going to facilitate them returning to the fight against us and against our allies. >> but, chuck repeatedly we have seen from the agencies a recidivism rate estimated to be 30% from everyone released from gitmo. >> this is not unrelated to the firing/refusing resignation of chuck hagel. the pentagon has been very reluctant to sign off on some of these releases. you have about 140 odd beam still in guantanamo, about 60 odd are considered too dangerous to release or already facing military commissions. there is one guy who has actually been convicted. there is another 70 or so, who have been approved for transfer back to their home countries. but a majority of them are from yemen which is in turmoil right now. it's very difficult to be sure enough that if they went back to yemen they wouldn't join al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. the yemeni govern

kennedy, and today's hashtag one lucky guy, who better to have than retired four-star general jack keaneice chief of staff, chair of the institute for the study of war and a fox news military analyst and today, general, your rank is outnumbered. [laughter] >> that's true. >> welcome. >> i'm delighted to be here. happy veterans day, ladies and america. >> happy vera

kean university in union bought the custom built table for $219,000. it's 22 feet long.krein called the purchase unethical and a waste of taxpayer money but the university's president told the rutgers newspaper it was small-minded to focus on the school buying a table. >>> people trying to pay traffic tickets in philadelphia can phone it in. today the city launched a new toll freeç interactive phone system that allows the public pay fines, respond to citations and get general information. the system is available 24/7. and so is glenn "hurricane" schwartz when it comes to these storms heading our way. >> 24/7. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz here with the latest track on that storm. glenn, what can we expect? >> renee and jim, the one thing we are not expecting is for it to go out to sea and totally miss us. it's not going to come close enough to the coast to put everything as rain. it's going to be a mixture and it's likely to start as rain, change to snow. the colder air from higher up is going to come down and make that change. we won

- we have wonderful conservative leaders in most of the corps anglo companies, steven harper, john keanelected in the last couple weeks. you guys come on up. we expect more of you, my friend. so. >> how did the magna carta evolve during norman times in a regime that was essentially repressive? >> it is a miracle, isn't it? it is a little simpler miracle how that thing happened. this extraordinary, that above the case was something more powerful, something you couldn't see or hear or taste, and that is the law. we take that for granted today. it is and imagination to see how incredibly revolutionary the idea was 800 years ago. i suspect they did more than they intended or would have done had they been able to foresee the full consequences of it. they are really extraordinary things, that like with all stands in the english-speaking story, it was partly based on a conviction that people were returning to a better part. 200 years of separation from normandy made englishmen of some of these and it becomes increasingly interesting how the reconquest anglo-saxon witchhunt imposed their wishes

people like general keane and others who had produced the surge left us in a good situation six years or so in iraq. and then to announce that you're not going to keep a force there and to manage the status of forces agreement in such a way that's almost impossible to keep a force there and to announce to the enemy, among other people, that you're leaving and not coming back, there probably isn't a much worse way to fight a war than that. and they're now having to correct it and good, because we are going to have to probably have at least, you know, 15,000 or so people there, not the 3,000 or 4,000 that they're pointed towards now if we're going to help them -- the iraqis, re-establish the situation and also deal with isis, which is a very difficult situation. >> if we send in the ground forces there to help chore up the iraqi force on the ground, what is winning the war supposed to look like? >> well, i think it would look like the situation at the end of the surge. it wouldn't be perfect. and we probably would not have had our own major ground forces, but we would have had a number

i mean, we've heard the reports, and general jack keane has been on our couch talking about the disconnect the massive tension between the dod and the white house, especially in the wake of the rise of isis. they've not been on the same page. the president has seemingly thrown the dod under the bus before when it comes to not having a plan on isis, so there's been a lot of back and forth there. it seems like now he culled the only republican in his cabinet. why? >> you know what? you have a military man that has given his whole life to the military. when the people in the pentagon speak, they're talking from experience. you've got these people running the white house now, they're yes people for the president. now the president comes out, we will not have any ground troops. well, you know, things have changed. people getting their heads cut out by the tens, by the dozens, and now we have a real, real threat there that we have to deal. so it reminds me of no new taxes. but if it comes to a point where you have to do it, you go to the american public and say, i was wrong. problem with our pre

. >> thank you, michael keane. coming up next, can the european space agency keep it together?n the shadows. reach -- to recharge the batteries. stay tuned to find out. ♪ >> welcome back. it is time for today's new energy top headlines. a chinese renewable energy developer has raised $44 million. the hong kong-based company twice delayed listing in the u.s. that was after failing to raise an initial target of $150 million. >> a top u.s. energy storage vendor. the company mainly produces vehicle batteries in california. it is set to have 50 megawatt hours of battery storage online for use in power by the end of 2014. >> comet complication. the first images emerge from the where awhere the comet robotic spacecraft landed. the photo shows the lander located in the shadows of a cliff. says this may complicate the operation of solar panels. for those listening on bloomberg radio, the first word is up next. for our viewers, it is a second hour of "the pulse." >> it is going to be a really packed show. we go through growth or no growth in europe. we will be talking about that and the

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let's bring in jack keane. good morning, general. good to see you. let's start with the beginning.ow would you characterize the mood and tenor in the white house that led to this decision? >> i compare it to the white house i got a glimpse of in late 2006. the bush administration when the war in iraq was failing and they had a lousy mid-term election. they were struggling on what to do. do they need a new strategy or new leaders and they decided on both. peer we fast forward, lousy mid-term elections and in the white house events seem to be spinning out of control, putin and ukraine and an isis strategy that does not seem to be working. hagel ran up against awful that. martha: you thought he sided with the white house. >> he was the president's indispensable man. he was opposed to iraq as a former secretary. he wanted to get out of iraq and afghanistan and he was willing to cut the defense budget. he found himself agreeing more with the generals and less the president's man and advocating for arming the ukrainians, taking a stronger stand on troops on the ground pane was have much

thomas keane, of new jersey. so jack, you've got a lot to live up to here. today i have the privilege of introducing our noted speaker, jack rakove, an exceptional student, pulitzer prize winning author. he'll share his insights on james madison's ticklish experiment at constitution making and no doubt will prompt us to question and reflect on the concept of polity, something we cherish at st. john's college. he's the co-professor of history and american studies and professor of political science and law at stanford university where he's taught since 1980. he's also taught at colgate university from 1975 to '80 and has been visiting professor at nyu school of law. he's a visionary, scholar and author. his book "original meanings: politics and ideas and the making of the constitution county "won the pulitzer prize in history in 1996. he continues to research, write and speak prolivically. his principal areas of research include the constitution the political practice and theory of james madison and the role of historical knowledge in constitutional litigation

martha: general jack keane is chairman of the institute for the study of war and a fox news military, good morning. welcome. >> good morning. martha: what do you think about gorbachev's comments there? >> he think he's largely correct. i mean, we're in the beginning stages of something that seems all too familiar to us that goes back to post-world war ii and if 40 years -- and for the 40 years, the tensions we had between the west and the east. it has to do with, certainly, putin's desire to create a new russia at the expense of the united states and eastern europe. and i think we contributed to some of the rise of this, martha. i mean, the hubris and celebration of defeating the soviet union, as we like to express it in article and op-eds after 1991, meanwhile, the russian people who are very proud were listening to this, and now somebody is appealing to their nationalistic pride. putin enjoys over 80% popularity rating in russia despite some of the difficult challenges the people are living with. martha: yeah. it's an interesting comparison to what happened in germany after world w

. >> looks like michael keane or something, doesn't he?wearing a turtle network, the good air. >> that is a dead give away. i believe the guy. >> on a baltimore tv channel? >> what's wrong with that? >> first of all, people who do this keep it silent for the reason for the safety of the other people out there doing it, and seg of all, you have operatives all over the place looking and calling americans -- >> very emotional response. passionate. >> someone could get killed, somebody not in that position because of saying something like this. >> according to the producer, he has a book coming out. >> oh, that makes much more sense. >> explaning it. >> do you remember secret agent? >> i do. >> people put their life on their line and it's a selfless thankless task. >> how do you feel about mark seal, the fellow who wrote the book about the bin laden -- >> at least that was not an undercover position you're coming out to talk about. >> how do you feel about it? >> look, i think there's a lot of interest in the -- >> you just the leader of the h

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