i echo commissioner keane's statement it is well done and helpful and seeing where we need to go one suggestion that i have is i know we don't have a formal committee on this commission but to the extent commissioners want to participate hopefully that will be welcomed by the staff i for example have those enforcement regulations have been near and dear to my heart maybe other commissioners you can reach out to them >> public comment? >> hello, i'm larry bush this time i'm speaking on behalf of friends of ethics we sent a letter outlining the number of concerns looking over this i want to add a post script it that on the calendar that would be helpful to the commission if in addition to the timeline of activities for the staff and commission you also included in here the timeline for political activities that is gong in the city at the same time sometimes i'll be seeing campaign financial reports that helps if you include that in june and september and november there's an election it is an important part of looking at our calendar secondly on the issue of travel and more disclosure i

his case as to whether or not he violated any of the campaigns. >> yep. >> commissioner president keane and chair i disagree there's no finding supervisor farrell's people stipulated in and not limited to and plead guilty before the fcc this being an illegal campaign no finding by us because what we've done is taken that stipulation and we've gone forward with our forfeiture letter which i can't mention we we talked about in closed session but we come out of a closed session and revealed the fact we're going forward with the forfeiture that pretty much tells us what happened in regard to the idea that somehow there's been no jaushgs regarding supervisor farrell i disagree with the chair any other comments? comments to the public >> well, i regardless of what the - there's certainly in my view no fbt by the commission in violation we have typically a hamburger and due process from both sides and we issue an order so i agree with the chair we've not had a hearing and made on the merit i think there is a status on that we haven't can you think that the status is run and forfeiture is an at

what do you think about that perspective general keane?hat should we consider about that today? >> well, that, that perspective is 100% correct. we would never have been able to defeat the al-qaeda without the bush surge forces and without the people in ramadi where the anbar awakening began. and for our viewers, the anbar awakening is a name that's applied to sunnis fighting back against al-qaeda who were at one time fighting with them. and they did it at great peril to their families and their friends who were killed as a result of them taking on the al-qaeda. so as a result of that the al-qaeda eventually was defeated in iraq. but it could never have been defeated without what took place in ramadi in anbar province and the bush surge forces. jenna: i'm going to switch topics, but there is a connection here. the reason why it matters that sunnis rose up is because al-qaeda subscribes to the sunni part of islam, if you will. and we're seeing al-qaeda active again in yemen and this is something we talked about a few weeks ago, general kean

. >> commissioner keane. >> yes. mr. chairman in light of the fact you don't want to be nominated for chair i nominate commissioner renne for chair. >> any other nominations for chair? okay hearing none public comment? >> commissioner ray heart for open government we need someone that will lead and i don't mean financial every time you try to find someone from illegally using money for illegal campaigns they'll find a way i'd like someone that makes an effort to do some of the things and you've neglect under the current lisp so such as enforcing the sunset ordinance people think they have a right to go to a public hearing and until the shut hits the fan and told they're not allowed to i have a list of 19 or they tried try to get public records and denied those by people that know under the law they have a requirement to provide it yet for 8 years i've been coming to theometers with lip service to our responsibility of enforcing the sunset ordinance like on tonight agenda one case from the sunset task force ion they've go

. >> this is just commissioner president keane is asked to be excused because his past connections and all we're voting on whether or not we are going to do that. >> the matter took place 40 years ago i don't believe he's had communication with the characterize. >> i have i see them regularly their friend of mine. >> okay all in favor, say i. >> i. >> carried forward nothing commissioner president keane you may step out dough have to. >> sit down maybe. >> can i sit in the back all right. you want to make our presentation. >> hi commissioners this complaint why brand new a violation of 4 e 6732 that abc d and section 6265 of the california records act rebecca didn't cite a legal reason for withholding an overwhelm with response to an eir in a phone conversation in 2015 she read the e-mail in question over the phone and provide the name of the authority who was a street artist in a stand next to mine she explained who this person was there was no request from the lady to keep he or she her identity more fear of the rattion no claim of hazard time it was read to me and this other street

general keane? >> yeah. well, listen, to be frank about it melissa the air campaign has been very limited. what the saudis and the other countries that are supporting them and flying that air campaign they only fly during the day. they don't have training skills to fly like we do. most of our train sorties are flown at night. those airstrikes are very limited in terms of their impact. the houthis have been able to move freely at night, to resupply their forces and also to conduct troop movements at night. so it begs the question here awe effective all of that has been. melissa: it also begs the question then why are we sending an aircraft courier into the -- carrier into the region or any sort of forces in the water if it's a proxy battle between saudi arabia and iran and now saudi arabia is saying they will not be invested any longer? >> this is clearly in the united states national interest. first of all iran seeking domination of the region after lebanon syria, what they're trying in iraq and yemen is pre

a judge decide whether there's a statute of limitations problem i think as commissioner president keane indicated and i certainly have said is in a couple of letters with respect to the forfeiture issue there's absolutely no statute of limitations issue you brought the letter between the 4 years before this report at the end of the cycle was due with respect to the action of usually own under the provision of our statute i think that 23r5u7b89 concealment occurred if you look at the record here was not fully revealed under the f p pc stimulation even assume our staff participate in assembling in the discussions the f p pc had of the eater communications and intensifies of supervisor farrell that we're no late 2012, 2013 almost too years after the complaint was filed the tolling the statute of limitations will give you a couple of more years if we have this before the supreme court i'll agree that before the court. >> thank you. >> hi, i'm greg bryant i with represent us this is my fit at being at to hearing i want to say commissioners is it seems clear that was a clear ethics violation

lou: joining us now, general jack keane. >> good to be here.: let's start with what looks like could be a incredible phase in this president's administration. he is talking about historic agreement with iran. historic agreements with cuba. and a trade agreement transpacific partnership that could be large ed trait deal -- largest trade deal ever carried out, your thoughts about president's strategy? and his prospects? >> from a strategic perspective he is taking the u.s. in a develop direct from any president we had post world war ii he has reached out and bent over backward to work with our competitors that china is seeking regional dom nation in pacific. but, the facts are that this effort he has made with cuba, and iran, they are historic. and significant, in the middle east, deal with iran is changing the strategic center of power in the middle east, because while he has been negotiating for some time, and trying to create reproachmont with iran, iran has been on mood seeking regional hegemony and still sponsors regional terrorism that is e

general jack keane is joining us. the ayatollah said there would be no written agreement with world powers this removing the nuclear capability from iran. and now that is what they are announcing what is going on? >> well, contradicts here, by i've government, certainly almost happens on a weekly basis. you know we're saying sanctions will be eased overtime, based on iranian compliance, and supreme allied leader of iran said they will be removed immediately on agreement and signature and president said that is likely to happen. so add this new chapter in terms of written document not a written document, we'll see what happens, but one thing we do know, we have a weak american president who is desperate to make a deal with iran. and they will have more sway or the outcome of this than we're going to have, that is the truth of it. lou: and at the same time. provegation state -- strait of hormuz, taking the ship if you will hostage, and the crew. and with ships in the area, u.s. navy vessels no response by this country e

lou: general jack keane. always good to have your insights. >> thank you lou.: vote on poll, do you believe that american public will have greater trust in any iranian nuclear agreement if approved by senate? >> an oregon ducks runner giving us a reminder to never celebrate before we won. and the race does not always go to the swift oregon runner had a lead in men's 3,000 meter, she slowed down to mug for camera to celebrate, to get crowd going but, a washington husky runner got going and for the win oregon duck lost by 1 10th of a second. >> he will not make that mistake again. said the announcer. i would hope not. seems 1 is once is more than enough. >> police in one of texas' biggest city as may have figured out to to end high-speed chase for good. >> and first class passengero an l.a. bound flight discover something unusual in the cargo hold that story is next, you don't want to miss it. when the moment's spontaneous, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary sym

by the sunset ordinance task force and the only two people that asked questions were commissioner keane and commissioner andrews i said is there any way of using the audio video equipment without extend $42,000 and the city librarian lied to him is no other way all they had to do was take the slides i know they got them and included the private individuals like the friends the san francisco public library it tomatoes not commissioner andrews fault that i guess he did what most people do listened to the department heads and assumed he wouldn't lie especially on not television i say that without fear of contradiction it was proven commissioner andrews has shown a on several occasions to ask questions that really need to be asked i would have been controvertible with commissioner keane because he's a great advocate for from the expression and first amendment rights i've yet to see that take real effect but again commissioner andrews i think will serve as vice chair very effectively and i at least have some hope that he will take into account that the issues of the public i will point out t

chair to underscore i didn't think we should support commissioner president keane's having been to the process on both ends i believe there is a benefit for them helping them thinks what you're wanting to prefer and prefer if a commitment is something novice to have when you order in those ways those few minutes agos of the job that are essential to the job and they help guide our thought it is for us could only benefit us if i could add d h.r. is happy to partner with the commission as much as possible. >> i'll appoint might have and ad hoc committee responsible for that working with h.r. to moving forward forward. >> sound like an excellent selection. >> we'll start working on that okay. >> for a supplemental or two where we can move. >> thank you, thank you very much sorry. >> no problem. >> public comment. >> any public comment. >> hello. >> larry bush from friends of ethics i was involved in the selection of the first two executive directors we crude from new york and the points that you've made commissioner renne and commissioner hur you urge to a e have a process or soliciting c

description and the two attachment appear to be minimal for this grant and what commissioner president keane said a good summary for the public there are clearly parties with interests and public interest i'm not converging in the facts of this matter not a lawyer not an expert on co-laterales disposal or whatever fraunlt concealment some of the comments about approving the tracking and investigations and how they implicate investigations within our purview are interesting and important if the commission or the staff believes there was a violation of a c and g code section the staff should prepare prop k what was suggested earlier we're having short end abbreviated meeting it would certainly be a new process or new thing for this commission to step in and say this forfeiture should not go forward i'm not sure there is anything in the commission rules and guidelines that provide for that if the letter continues as was sent and it ends up in court than perhaps the other side will raise the issue that is proper and that will be determined in court i think there are role those complicated issues

general jack keane. and new reports that the state department is ready to take cuba off the u.s. state sponsors of terrorism list. despite the fact that cuba maintains ties to countries such as north korea and continues to provide sanctuary for international terrorist. and no obama quid pro quo. is the agenda first cuba and then i ran? we will see. plus tonight, the mayor and the police chief of a small south carolina city have been simply exemplary and the handling of the tragedy. the murder of one of their citizens recorded on video leaving no question that one of the city's police officers shot and killed and an on on black man that was running away from the cob. some critics already claiming saturday's shooting of walter scott could have been prevented if an incident two years ago had been fully investigated. so why isn't the media focusing instead on what the north charleston police department and the mayor of the city did correctly? former nypd detective david beagle and david clark join us tonight

mentioned earlier i would like to have on the agenda for next month a report from commissioner president keane on his review and recommendations as to what, if any action the commission should take on the issues raised on pages 23rd to thirty of the grand juries report reporting to prop j and prop e. >> with specific guidance of the chair that that the analysis of whether is pours the commission had been so changed in the 90s and whether we should. >> was it the 90s i think that was in 2000. >> 2000 and whether we should guard with a ballot measure relating to the lobbyist expenditure question and what the wording of that ballot measure to be i'll have those any other okay. >> david again staff put out an interested party report at the end ever next month i'm looking forward to that regarding the candidate rule ballot measures and also you're next month to month will fall on memorial day so. >> i think it is down the hall thank you very much see you then. >> move to adjourn. >> (laughter). any discussion >> give me a second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> as a society we've basically failed

she will have a meeting with keane and concord.l not have a big policy speech until mid-may. john. >> jeff for us in new hampshire. jeff mentioned on the republican side a parade of presidential candidates was in new hampshire this weekend. it took turns taking shots at hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton must not be president of the united states. >> this listening tour is something out of north korea. would you like to meet the dear leader and ask him anything? >> i think her dereliction of duty her not doing her job or not providing security for our forces and diplomatic missions should preclude her from holding higher office. >> ohio governor john kasich is seriously considering a presidential run. he says he is not ready to make it official just yet. >>> the mayor of baltimore is promising a thorough and transparent investigation following the death of freddie gray. the 27-year-old baltimore man died sunday. one week after taken in custody by police. his family claims the police are involved in a cover up. video from the scene

. >> commissioner president keane. >> my feeling this is one of the most important things we'll do i i don't think we should be clean up on the money aspect of it $40,000 is a good amount but of it's $40 it is money well spent in doing a good job in a invading search we'll be getting a lot of good commitments and pit forgot to us with our review rather than us winging it as a hire committee i don't think that is the way to do that. >> at the end of the day you're going to have to do it. >> yeah. >> once they get it down to 5. >> it's a long day before you get it counsel to 5 it's a mountain if he wanted to find good candidates. >> televised we're going to be a hiring committee i don't want to start the process standing on mtd saying anybody want a job. >> that's not - >> i don't mean that's what we do but in the ethics community it would be fairly broadly. >> that's the problem. >> because of the internet that's the question the exclusive search organization going countryside will do it the same way but i agree if you we thought the $35,000 was not an doable i don't know. >> i think

that ludicrous but again we hear the explanation that was a person and i'll go back to commissioner keane's point you hire someone you're responsible inform war they do or not your answerable and he took the measures to see this person didn't gadget in illegal activity and saying i didn't know he was doing it to tell us the whole responsibility thing on its head if you hire someone and they do something illegal on our on behalf accountable and something that is familiar with supervisor farrell he never comes himself to those kinds of hearing why isn't he hear to openly and honestly answer the questions instead, he send a representative that can't answer the questions i'll say in my opinion because he didn't want to be open on television being forced to be in a situation to being asked those questions he sends a representative to try to give you a song and dance and lastly this letter from the legal firm if sacramento answers all the statements that mr. sutton made as sxhairn did the stimthsdz in effect and basically an admission of guilt >> good evening charles bell i've been corresponding

the hip-hop artist common was going to deliver the address at kean university in union county. common, as you know, won the academy award this year for composing a song from the movie "selma." but it's another song from 15 years ago that state police don't like, a song is about asada shakur. who was convicted of killing a state trooper back in 1973. she's currently still on the run in cuba. police say common's song paints a sympathetic portrait of a cop killer. >>> at 6:25, i'm watching a car fire. this is on interstate 95 right at route 420. penndot is moving this camera around to get a better view. but just be on the lookout. fire crews are on the scene as well as some police vehicles. they are responding to this. sky force 10 is on the way to the scene as well. so we are going to watch out for that. taking a look outside right now, it is a cool morning to start the day. but hopefully it will warm up right, bill? >> oh yeah. if not, i'm in trouble. because i promise 60s for this afternoon. definitely warmer than yesterday. but right now, it is cold outside. you'll need your w

. >> any other questions commissioner keane. >> when supervisor farrell hired chris lee he hired chris lee as his committees campaign consultant i hired him right. >> as far as i know. >> he hired him as his campaign consultant his campaign consultant channels money from another committee that has - channels money and activities supporting supervisor farrell from another committee during the course of the campaign in the amount of $190,000 that's was the fcc has found done by the committee that chris lee is coordinating essentially he's the one doing it what supervisor farrell whether he's the one responsible if the long run for the activity of the campaign consultant he can't say he didn't know what he's doing by funneling campaign contributions to my campaign in the form of others activity i didn't personally know that it that's not the law is it. >> with with all due respect your exaggerating what we found was one e-mail to the committee with a contributor west that was public he sent a second e-mail to the committee with kind of the hall of a committee and eventually give the commi

possible without the one percent contributions in one 50 polk and that's from me and now commissioner keane states she'd lying like to thank the emerald fund they're serving minded fund will inspire other developers to do the same artillery for the contribution of they're one percent for art to the public art trust the contribution will enable the arts commission to commission a arts for the facade for the auditorium sorry for the similar comments 3 artist have been selected the artwork will enjoy and be seen by people daily and it is the women and men rebate people choose to vital san francisco this enlightenments the mayors view and it will think fund for the projects when completely it will be part of the city's art complex e collection no city funds will be used it is for the availability of fund from 0 van ness and polk. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon my name is a alex i'm a 12 year resident worked doubt for a 50 though employee real estate global firm i work in the capital markets groups that provides financial advisors work for financial real esta

. >> well this keanely anticipated announcement was confirmed by the newsagency on friday morning. it said that they had been charged with bribery, abuse of power and leaking state secrets. the case has been referred to a court. and we expect the trial, an open trial, to happen within the next few weeks. why does this matter? joe was in charge until three years ago, of the country's vast security apparatus. he had files on everyone including, presumably president xi jinping. he was the most feared and powerful man in the country. his humiliation and disgrace was confirmed with trial in the city. >> china has not seen anything like this since the gang of four were put on trail in 1980. >> plenty more world news to come on al jazeera - including going home at last. after years of being forced to work as fishermen without pay, a report from indonesia. and afghanistan seeks just for the death of a woman beaten and burnt by a mob while police looked on. on. >> al jazeera america brings you a first hand look at the environmental issues, and new understanding of our changing world. >> it'

station, where the main opposition candidate is expected to vote later this morning and people are very kean, to identify their picture and name, and, which particular booth they are supposed to go. >>> as you mentioned 48 years in power and this is the issue in africa, right now, how long should a leader stay in power? >>> and there are no limits, and so, he is within his right to go for a third term. but when you look in the region, and, at the block, and the african union and this is something that people are talking about. and we saw a situation, last year when the president had to be forced out of office by popular protest because he tried to go for a third term and this is something that took the region by surprise, and everybody is watching what is going to happen here. there was in toe go, but that was abolished by the father, back in 1992. >>> how is the poll being monitored and checked? >>> yes, we have the e.u., and african union and, we have an observation group from lib we a and, so for the local observers this is a unique election, because they will get the opportunity to be ab

the hip-hop artist common was going to deliver the address at kean university in union county. common, as you know, won the academy award this year for composing a song from the movie "selma." but it's another song from 15 years ago that state police don't like, a song is about asada shakur. who was convicted of killing a state trooper in 1973. she's currently still on the run in cuba. police say common's song paints a sympathetic portrait of a cop killer. >>> indiana lawmakers are racing against the clock to fix a religious freedom law that has come under fire from groups across the nation. legislators want to fix language that many say is discriminatory. and they want to do it before the easter break and the ncaa final four in indianapolis on saturday. indiana's governor said the law he signed protects religious freedom and is not a license to discriminate against same-sex couples. and in this area newcastle county has banned all county-funded employee travel to indiana. that's in direct response to that religious freedom law in that state. >>> today is holy thursday commemor

jack keane from the institute and study of war.hip joining ten others. we are shadowing this convoy to perform man reconnaissance of seven or nine iranian ships in the iranian convoy. is that new information to you? >> no the fact is this aircraft carrier moved out of the supporting operation in iraq and syria where it was part of the air campaign and moved from the persian gulf and it suddenly has its own air craft making connection with those nine ships coming from iran. i think we probably have some intelligence and it is likely there is arms and ammunition on the ship. i know what we are most concerned about is surface-to-air attacks. inside of yemen they are conducting these and if the iranian ship tries to enter water space i am confidant we will intercept it. >> i don't know if you have a monitor but i want to show the viewers what we are talking about. this is the population and geography. saudi arabia and egypt are both sunni nations with qutar and uae fighting the shiite members. the theodore roosevelt is coming from the

she will have a meeting with keane and concord. big policy speech until mid-may. john. >>> jeff in new hampshire for us. on the republican side, the parade of candidates were in new hampshire. they took turns taking shots at hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton must not be president of the united states. >> this listening tour is something out of north korea. >> i think her dereliction of duty and not providing security for our forces and diplomatic missions should preclude her from holding higher office. >> there were 19 or 20 prospective candidates up there. one man who was not, ohio governor john kasich. he said he is seriously considering a 2016 run. he is not ready to make it official yet. >>> the mayor of baltimore is promising a thorough investigation following the death of freddie gray. the baltimore man died sunday one week after taken into custody by police. his family claims the police is involved in a cover up. the scene showing him being dragged into a police van with his hands behind his back. how he ended up in a coma

general jack keane said the purple heart is a promise to the veterans we will take care of grow the restr live >> sit down with iran and cuba but snub our own troops? >> the field of republican candidates maybe getting bigger. marco rubio is expected to make it official making him the third senator to do so. the possible drawback? hear what charles crad hammer says about that. and the remarks from the rogue nation of iran that could cast a shadow over the final agreement and leaving many to wonder how in the world can the united states negotiate with these people? but when my back hurt, cooking all day... forget about it. tylenol was ok, but it was 6 pills a day. but aleve is just 2 pills all day. and now, i'm back! aleve. photos are great... ...for capturing your world. and now they can transform it with the new angie's list app you can you can get projects done in a snap. take a photo of your project or just tell us what you need done... ...and angie's list will find a top-rated provider to do the job. start your project for free today. ayatollah people with type 2 diabetes come from a

general jack keane.serious storm hitting the washington, dc, virginia, now we're told north carolina sweeping areas, severe thunderstorms in all the way from north carolina to virginia here, and much of the concern seems to be with this tornado watch in effect if any of this could turn to tornado-like conditions. the weather i -- joe was telling us the conditions are such that it wouldn't take much to switch this into a tornado. but the watch is in effect and conditions are ripe for that, not quite a warning. where they would actually see this activity but it has spread to pennsylvania as well. so a wide swath, and a big swath. you're looking at the philadelphia metropolitan area where such storms are being seen and reported and feared. we're keeping a close on it. more a watch than a worry. more right after this. ..... >>> the mooch is loose and i think it's fair to say the late lewis republic would be very proud. when he isn't making headlines, he is making it with a show of his very own outside of the

than 2 million middle school and high school-aged kids at very leechat least experimented with nick keanddictive chemical dangerous to any human body. e-cigs a multibillion dollar industry and the bright colored packages and celebrity endorse mntsds are apparently attracting a young crowd not surprisingly. elizabeth cohen, cnn senior medical correspondent pap dramatic increase is it not? >> jake it is so dramatic that now when you look at this group of teenagers, when you look at teenagers in general, they are actually using e-cigarettes more than they're using cigarettes. so e-cigarette usage surpassed cigarettes usage for teenagers. look at numbers, you can understand just how much it's jumped. when you look at high schoolers, usage went from over half a million in 2013 to 2 million the following year and middle schoolers from 120,000 to 450,000. those are huge jumps in one year. and you know you can see when we were looking at the video, thee cigarettes look differ. sometimes teenagers look can't than bad. pretty colors smell like bubble gum or green apple. they must not be that bad.

angela keane, "bloomberg news" white house correspondent and former president of the national press club maggie jaffe assistant to our speaker and her guest today. donna lejay reporter for "usa today," vice-chair of the national press club speaker's committee and a former president of the national press club. skipping over our speaker for a moment doris margolis, president of editorial associates health and science communications and the npc member who arranged today's program. thank you, doris. michelle carter, vice president for worldwide speakers group and a guest of our speaker. paul shenkman national security reporter for "u.s. news & world report" and a third generation member of the national press club. joel whitaker, editor and publisher of keane's beverage news daily and the former secretary of the national press club. [applause] ayaan hirsi ali, author, woman right as activist and former muslim and outspoken critic of the religion she renounced. her latest book, "her rhett tick why islam need as reformation now." posits that ordinary muslims are ready for a change. in a recent

what people like general jack keane will tell you one silver lining comes out of all of this, some ofries are starting to take the lead taking on bad guys themselves. that really did not happen before now. >> look at tanks on the ground. look at boko haram, who is now promised to get together with the islamic state and they're rolling on their own. i mean, everybody will have to have their unified vision but how do you get there? where is the coalition, concerned did i? >> i always said that the united states can lead with strategy. i think that's what the united states does best, better than anyone else in the world. if you have willing countries like jordan or saudi arabia, go ahead, put ground troops in there. fight the good fight in your own backyard but i don't have a problem with the united states, it's funny as al-abadi is saying to the president we need help fighting isis. i can see the president going that is really good idea. how do we do that? >> abdullah requested all this weaponry and ammunition on behalf of the united states and apparently the stuff was weeks behind and

i asked chair betty ann keane about yesterday's power outage. do you think the district is vulnerable? >> i think anybody who's dependent on electricity is vulnerable and affected by things that happen elsewhere. >> reporter: pepco is investigating the cause of yesterday's power outage. it occurred when an insulator broke at the substation in charles county, maryland creating a ripple effect, leaving parts of d.c. in the dark causing some buildings to rely on backup power, affecting the white house. its impact was felt in parts of northern virginia, including the pentagon pentagge park campus. >> can it happen again? that's something we're of course working to make sure it doesn't. so what's happening today is there is analysis being done in this building that our engineers at the site determining exactly what caused the insulator to break. >> reporter: d.c. mayor muriel bowser says she's concerned and waiting for answers. >> we'll look for a full review from the power company today. now, if it looks like it's not forthcoming or something seems

general keane has already indicated that we take care of our purple heart recipients.e take care of them medically, financially. our country owes a debt to those soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines who have sacrificed their life or their body for our country. i see those at fort hood as being no different than those such as our founding partner, matt tully, who was injured in a car pom attack in afghanistan -- car bomb attack in afghanistan in 2012. we have 32 surviving victims 13 families mourning the loss of their loved ones at fort hood. clearly, they deserve some benefits. i would hope that the administration and congress would work together to take care of our veterans. erik, that is the -- eric: that is the challenge. colonel, thank you so much. we are forever in their debt, and we will not forget. thank you. >> thank you, eric. uma: we are now learning the name of that u.s. army specialist killed this week in afghanistan. department of defense officials saying the attack apparently taking place when an afghan national army soldier turned traitor on his america

he is author of "clinton keane." you've doug into their financials. -- ink.linton foundation made more than $2 billion since its incarnation. they had the goal of trying to create an endowment of $250 million. surprisingly with all the money coming in they have run into the red two years. 2012 and 2011 recently. they spent more than they took in. where is all this money going? >> that is an excellent question. one we'll talk about more and more as the campaign progresses. really, hasn't been noted last 24 hours everybody is focused on announcement. hillary clinton left the foundation mysteriously. melissa: we noticed it. >> of course you have. the mainstream press they haven't really discussed it. forget the foundation. we'll move on to other issues. the money has gone to some charity work around the country. and around the world certainly. gone to a lot of conferences they put on. it has gone to support their lavish life-styles. there is lot of money for travel, over $60 million has gone for travel, corporate jets and the like to you know, shuttle the clinto

and he and general jack keane and some other top military experts have said we're not talking all military. nobody's saying this is an all-military battle. but when it comes to fighting radical islam, we're going to have to be more aggressive. we're going to have to have a multifaceted approach. and, yes, it's going to include boots on the groupd and a strong ro bust military option. do you agree with that? >> a lot of it. as far as the boots on the ground though i would say the boots on the ground need to be arab boots on the ground. ultimately civilized islam's going to have to rise up and be part of this. i think the jordanians have been provoked enough that they will put boots on the ground. i think the saudi arabians need to step up. and i want to see battalions where thousands of saudi arabians are marching at the front of the battalions. because frankly the saudi arabians have been a big part of this problem for a long time. the kuwaitis need to be at the front lines, the turks need to be at the front lines, but you have to have arab boots on the ground. >> let's talk about the roll