keating. >> what president obama is a big-spending liberal. he takes his political inspiration from europe and from the seerblist democrats in europe -- and from the socialist democrats in europe. guess what, it's not going to work here. i believe in america. host: josh keating? guest: well, this first the first time he's use this had line of attack. he used the phrase european a number of times describing obama. that's kind of a convenient shorthand, because it has a domestic and international component. it's both big government, liberal, pseudosocialist, and a certain timidity in foreign policy. it will be interesting to see how long he can really keep up this line of attack, because interestingly, european governments are, of course, most of them are embarking on austerity programs and cutting quite a bit of spending. and we've seen the french government take the lead in intervening in libya. so this kind of shorthand of european as passivist and liberal, i'm not sure how well it holds up a

keating. >> what president obama is a big-spending liberal. he takes his political inspiration from europe and from the seerblist democrats in europe -- and from the socialist democrats in europe. guess what, it's not going to h line of attack. he used the phrase european a number of times describing obama. that's kind of convenient shorthand, because it has a domestic and intnational component. it's both big government, liberal, pseudosocialist, and a certain timidity in foreign policy. it will be interesting to see how long he can really keep up this line of attack, because interestingly, european governments are, of course, most of them are embarking on austerity programs and cutting quite a bit of spending. and we've seen the french government take the lead in intervening in libya. so this kind of shortha of european as passivist and liberal, i'm not sure how well it holds up anymore. host: when candidates talk about trade inerms of foreign policy, is it more of a domestic issue for them o

i believe in america. >> host: josh keating?>> guest: well, this isn't the first time romney has used this line of attack. he actually used it in his speech where he announced his candidacy. he used the word european several times for president obama. it's a convenient shorthand because it was a domestic and international component. it denotes both big government liberals pseudosocialists and a certain like timidity in foreign policy. it will be interesting interesting to see how long he can really keep up this line of attack because, you know, interestingly european governments are, of course -- most of them are embarking on austerity programs and cutting and we've seen the french government in taking the lead in intervening in libya so this kind of shorthand of european as pacifists and socialists i'm not sure how it holds up anymore. >> host: when the republicans candidates talk about issues like phrases like terms of foreign policy is it more of a domestic issue for them or a view of foreign policy or a little bit of both we

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impact of rf are those of tissue heating, it equal to 1/50 the amount of rf needed to cause tissue keating this case, the maximum exposure of ground level would be less than 0.007 neil walker centimeter or less than 0.70% at ground level -- less than zero. 97 -- less than 0.997. this means that over distance, is significantly changes. some of the elite. with the import -- proposed antenna type and the way it is situated, exposure levels will never be great enough to reach the fcc limits. even if you were standing 13 feet away 24 hours a day for the rest of the year, you would never exceed the fcc limits. we have reviewed this map with the department of public health. the department of public health has a specialist in a radio frequency is who has confirmed there are no concerns in the worker exclusion zones. so let's talk about the workers and the potential for workers who might be on the roof deck. according to the 2000 report -- according to the report, the exposure limits are clearly marked with signs, their kids, and striping. markers would be visible from any angle of approach for wor

keats. and most importantly in your opinion who stands behind even of night you know they're doing again as the idea. to fight against soviet are. doing we should have did we rejoin the war again them and that was that even. when we showed up he called for conservation i was one of them who were called for consultation and i opposed him strongly that why don't you told us september two thousand one and i said this was an immortal illogical to join a war against i believe never leave a country of understand who had done no harm to us it will recall back our nest and will have chivas consequences and pakistan security initiative are they covered he did he he buggered before them he should have stood up as their leader everybody of the nation lake baikal and would have said no. i'm going to conclude i've done no harm to pakistan and if i had all of that thought have i taken public stand there would have suffered a much shameful defeat then what they have suffered enough louder than i have been

. >> paul hanlon keating. >> leo russell keene iii. >> joseph john keller. >> peter r.lerman. >> joseph p. kellett. >> frederick h. kelley, jr. >> and my sister. we miss you, we love you, and we will never forget you. >> and my partner, christine, and my brother-in-law. we love you and we keep both in our hearts. >> james joseph kelly. >> joseph a. kelly. >> maurice p. kelly. >> richard john kelly, jr. >> thomas michael kelly. >> thomas richard kelly. >> thomas w. kelly. >> timothy colin kelly. >> william hill kelly, jr. >> robert clinton kennedy. >> thomas j. kennedy. >> john r. keohane. >> ronald t. kerwin. >> howard l. kestenbaum. >> douglas d. ketcham. >> ruth ellen ketler. >> and my father. my dad, my hero, my guardian angel. i cannot believe that has been 10 years since i last saw and heard your voice. september 11 change my life. it was difficult growing up without you but i know you hear each step of the way. i stand here today reading your name, you would be amazed at the amount of planning, heartless building thislove memorial to the world trade center. i am s

keating of massachusetts. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 392, the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. keating, and a member opposed, will each control five minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. keating: thank you, madam speaker. thank you, mr. ruppersberger, for allowing me to present this timely amendment to the fiscal year 2012 intelligence authorization. madam speaker, there are 72 fusion centers throughout the united states, including one in massachusetts. which is also the home of the sole joint terrorism traffic force that's housed in an airport. however as noted yesterday by mr. lee hamilton, vice chair of the 9/11 commission, during the committee on homeland security's hearing, which dealt with looking back 10 years after 9/11, all 72 fusion centers have varying degrees of quality, this results in serious gaps in communication. gaps in sharing such as agency failure to link information about the individual who attempted december 25, 2009 airline coming prevented

it's the legacy no one should be proud of keats of scrap metal littering pristine arctic landscape building stilton over their foundation pipes black smoke over the snow covered peaks the traces of the soviet industrial activity on the spitzbergen archipelago don't make a pretty picture of the guiding principle here is the worse the better walk of life to tell the story back in soviet times when a region for visiting barons word they don't want to grasp. at how prosperous this was well times obviously i can't read this article agassi is still attracting a region tourists are bearing the word i would. much needed cash that's why one goes bad they're rooting our goal is common as was uncovered here a few days ago and started throwing it away the local administration decided to paint it in you and put it at various work found trolls where communism had long stopped being a lifetime goal but is rapidly becoming the means of livelihood the rusty soviet heritage has suddenly become a hot tourist destination for older generation of western tourists and while the tour guides are too young to have a

well if washington could be used pakistani territory and supply lines can supply is the keats and swore they would have to give up and and withdraw its troops that's why the. pakistan fruits are just like double. cusins little feeling but why not once. again is there is pakistan's backyard it's near abroad and. in the bags there is believe that the us will eventually give up on afghanistan they want to be positioned to manage its peers in afghanistan critically so now that indio with cast us back is moving assuming very big position in afghanistan and the situation very volatile what are your thoughts on u.s. policy of drone attacks in the country. immediately particularly largely because they don't volunteer american troops or casualties and they're killing a lot of people for sure they're causing a lot of fear but in the long run i think they are going to be counterproductive who is seen by bombing as simply turns people against the bombers and so this war is not going to be won a drone attacks even though the u.s. is now spreading a city of ground bases east africa. this is where you

what the president wants but is obama really the man with a plan for the economy or was this john keats just a bid to secure his job security. we don't know so that's cause because your former neighbor heard about it because a brother we're. not even anything about nine eleven so if afghanistan civilians have no idea why the u.s. invaded their country what terror intelligence did the u.s. miss in the first place. and it's not just countries the u.s. attacked after nine eleven a personal freedoms came under fire as well so in a post nine eleven world or assaults on human rights are now considered the norm. hey there it's friday september ninth five pm in washington d.c. i'm christine frizz out there watching our team. jobs and the economy now this is one these are two issues that just about anyone whether they're republican or democrat independent will tell you are the two most important issues and the most significant challenges the u.s. is facing as a country it's also the reason president obama called a joint session of congress and made a rousing speech last night laying out what he

phil keating is live in miami with more.tment attorneys now getting to the hour of the attack. what's been said, phil? >> reporter: absolutely. they're showing the last videotape taken of dawn brancheau, not the underwater sea world video which the judge has yet to rule on, whether that's actually going to be shown, which actually shows the 8-minute attack which, of course, took the life of dawn brancheau. they started out the testimony this morning by showing first a google map of the sea world-orlando location, specifically shamu stadium, then they got a security guard who was there on that day back in 2010 who saw this horrifying, brutal attack by the killer whale, tilikum, and then he on the stand described exactly what he saw and they rolled the videotape taken by a new hampshire tourist family and that shows from basically the third row of the specktating area, it shows dawn brancheau touching the whale, handing him fish, putting the fish in his mouth, even retrieving a fish from his tongue at one moment, and then in t

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phil keating live in miami with more. phil?reporter: hey, megyn, aside from this disturbing and riveting videotape, home video taken from a new hampshire tourist, there is the even more gruesome seaworld underwater videotape showing in this vivid detail the actual attack of the killer whale ramming, grabbing, biting and thrashing the trainer. that is not expected to play until perhaps later this afternoon, but the labor department first must offer that to be entered and then the seaworld attorneys are going to object, and then the judge is going to have to make that call. this morning the court did play this amateur videotape, some of the final moments of the train's life. she's performing for the crowd, doing what she loved to do, feeding the whale fish and tossing them into his mouth. clearly, she is touching the whale and just inches away from its teeth, and then the last scene shows her lying on a shallow step in the water smiling, and the killer whale is right there. you see his nose standing out. witnesses say he grabbed

file keating is live in miami with more on that case. >> reporter: hi jon.battles playing out in that courtroom today is whether the videotape of the killer whale's deadly attack should be shown in court publicly for the first time ever. this is videotape taken by sea world's own underwater cameras. this video here is not that video. this is actually file of the trainer, dawn brancho and tilikum. owners who investigated the video said the whale dragged tkaub under water, twice she escaped, once making it to the surface, and then is pulled back under by the 12,000-pound orca who rammed her three times head on. the while not only drowned her but also scalped her and ripped off one arm. osha is recommending that trainers never be allowed in the water with whales in the future which sea world contends is searchly not possible to do. the widower of brancheau and her sister don't want to attack tape video shown. the judge has yet to rule on that. also on hand, animal anti visies protesting outside the courtroom saying it's simply never safe to put people and kille

through other examples and climate change as well, that it is in the self-interest of china not to have keating that melds the glaciers and puts a big danger for your country. it is in china's self-interest to have an open trading system so you can continue to benefit from it. it is in china's self-interest to have open capital investment markets. one of the reasons i was in china is they believe they need to make structural changes, as i alluded to in the speech, because they can no longer rely on the pure-export model. . part of this is the whole notion -- the reason i got into detail as i talked and broadcast dramatic terms. there is hard work and making this happen. it requires creativity and diplomacy. look at political history or economic history, that is not totally new, and that is the challenge that not only faces the developed countries, but the emerging markets as well. thank you. [applause] b>> i think one of the most important lessons you conveyed was a lot of the changes that are needed are not just the right thing to do, but the smart thing to do. one can only hope leaders around

phil keating live out of miami.he feds fined seaworld but they're arguing this is about more than just a fine. explain that, phil. >> reporter: oh absolutely, bill. this was a $75,000 fine for seaworld. that is easily affordable. what it is about is about the willful negligence of endangering their killer whale trainers that was concluded by the osha investigators. seaworld does not want to have that official label because they maintain they are not jeopardizing the lives of their trainers. tilikum is the 12,000 pound killer whale who has killed a total of three people in its life in captivity. however, there were no guardrails at the pool there at seaworld. and the osha investigation saw underwater camera video from seaworld, that shows most of the attack, but it does not show the initial pulling in of drawn brancheau the trainer. but the osha description is, the killer whale rammed her head on. grabbed her either by the arm or by the hair. took her underneath the water. she drowns. eight minutes later her lifeless

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keating. >> thank you, mr. chairman. a thank all the members for their service. less than 10 months ago as a district attorney i was investigating a death of a young man, 16-year-old young man whose mutilated body showed up in the town of milton, massachusetts. our investigation took us to north carolina, where this young man had hid himself in the wheel well of a 737 commercial airliner. teachout doubted the plainness landing gear went down as he was approaching boston. damage has incited the transportation security this morning and certainly about the screening checked points and the need to click explosives there. the tsa has said that every commercial airport in the united states receives a security assessment every year, including evaluation of access controls. in 2009, the gao when they were viewing method 87% of the nation's commercial airport had not conduct did any consequent expressions. there is so

keating. >> thank you, mr. chairman. a thank all the members for their service. less than 10 months ago as a district attorney i was investigating a death of a young man, 16-year-old young man whose mutilated body showed up in the town of milton, massachusetts. our investigation took us to north carolina, where this young man had hid himself in the wheel well of a 737 commercial airliner. teachout doubted the plainness landing gear went down as he was approaching boston. damage has incited the transportation security this morning and certainly about the screening checked points and the need to click explosives there. the tsa has said that every commercial airport in the united states receives a security assessment every year, including evaluation of access controls. in 2009, the gao when they were viewing method 87% of the nation's commercial airport had not conduct did any consequent expressions. there is so much attention on the gate and on the check point there. it seems to me we are wide open on perimeter security. and this major airport in north carolina, th

a fond farewell to a man who's been a fix tour in the united states senate for 33 years, tim owe keating of the senate disbursing office is retiring after more than three decade of service to his country. known to many as a loyal friend and well-liked by everyone he has met in these halls, including most of my colleagues and thousands of senate staffers. he will be greatly missed. tim began his career with the disbursing office in the u.s. senate in 1978. every senate employee becomes familiar with that office early in their tenure because that is the office in charge of the senate payroll. as well as everything relating to an employee's compensation, payroll deductions, retirement, life and health insurance and other benefits. the disbursing office used to be located in the capitol when tim started. in fact, it was located in s. 233, which is now part of the republican leader's office. during tim's early years on the job, staffers and senators alike would line up in the hallways on payday to receive their paychecks. maybe that is how tim became legendary for never forgetting a face or a

keating. >> thank you, mr. chairman. a thank all the members for their service. less than 10 months ago as a district attorney iwas investigating a death of a young man, 16-year-old young man whose mutilated body showed up in the town of milton, massachusetts. our investigation took us to north carolina, where this young man had hid himself in the wheel well of a 737 commercial airliner. teachout doubted the plainness landing gear went down as he was approaching boston. damage has incited the transportation security this morning and certainly about the screening checked points and the need to click explosives there. the tsa has said that every commercial airport in the united states receives a security assessment every year, including evaluation of access controls. in 2009, the gao when they were viewing method 87% of the nation's commercial airport had not conduct did any consequent expressio. there is so much attention on the gate andn the check point there. it seems to me we are we open on perimeter security. and this major airport in north carolina, there hav

keating. >> thank you. i thank the panel for their service.s district attorney, i was investigating the death of a 16-year-old young man whose mutilated body showed up in milton, massachusetts, and our investigation led to south carolina where this man hid himself in an airliner and jumped out from the landing gear reaching boston. much has been said about the security and the screening check points and the need to look at explosives there. the tsa said that every commercial airport in the united states receives a security assessment every year including evaluation of perimeter and access controls. however, in 2009 the gao said 87% of the commercial airports had not conducted any consequence assessments or perimeter checks. with so much attention on the gates and check points there, it seems to me we are wide ohm on perimeter security in this major airport of north carolina. there had been -- since this occurred -- repeated breaches on security we're aware of there. i can't imagine that airport is alone. how do you assess our ability in dealin

. >> host: to that end we'll get a response from joshua keating. go ahead. >> guest: well, you know, i don't think that, you know, obviously, expelling the number of illegal immigrants in this country is really practical in the long term. there's thousands of people here sort of an intrical part of our economy right now. it's hard to say, you know, we can kick people out. obviously, reform is needed. and there are going to be differing proposals on that. but, you know, a lot of what's discussed in this bathe is prevention, in terms of security and putting more agents on the border and putting fences which i don't think is a long-term solution to the problem. >> host: this is what michele bachmann had to say during the debate taking a hard line on the mexican border issue. >> we leave this conversation now. you can find it online at c-span.org to take you back live to the reagan building for the vice chief of staff for the u.s. army, general peter chiarelli. >> well, good afternoon. thank you, sir, for that kind introduction. i'm truly grateful for