. >> who's the famous catholic teacher, thomas keating? >> thomas keating, basil pennington. >> this is a very popular kind of technique that works within the roman catholic faith. so we have - when you think of the belief style, i mean, the best - the one that jumps right to mind might be the great institution of the roman catholic faith. but here, within that, we see the constant pressuring of the seeker style and thomas keating - >> and merton obviously did it - >> merton too. to get something that really, actually works. yeah. >> we're going to spend a week at darkowty in july at the clearing, and we're going to study the cloister walk by kathleen norris - >> isn't that a new book out, her new- >> she's got a new book, but it's not her book. okay. >> that's another great one. >> yeah. and it's very much in the same vein. she's not even catholic - she goes to a benedictine monastery - and her writings and her discoveries of her inner world are so incredible, just because of where she is, and the routine she has to follow as oblate. >> w

keating, my ranking member, we have both worked with fusion centers. sometimes they are given a bit of a bad name and i think that privacy protection peace is important to preserving integrity of the work they are doing to make sure that privacy is protected. so with that i just to give want to focus back to what this hearing is all about, and that is fort hood. my question medical outside of your expertise, your ability to comment, but again in this case i think you have a huge breakdown in information sharing. not only between the fbi and with himself but also with the department of defense. if you can speak to these issues i would like to know how to fix this. first you've got an agent sitting at wf over who sits on this matter for the maximum amount of time possible. looks at the lead on the very last day. and i understand the fbi is swamped. up a lot on their plate. but when you have a major at fort hood who's the subject matter. i think that would take a little higher priority. but they wait until the very last day, and within four hours makes an

phil keating.smith has a trade in a moment a few sports headlines before that as week 1 of the nfl season will get underway. if you are planning on taking in the action in person you might dig a little deeper into the pockets as the average ticket price his of 2% from west year so it is $78.38. according to team marketing report. the highest average is the new york jets. almost $118 and the cleveland browns the cheapest at 54. shaquille o'neal close to wasting up his basketball shoes again and getting back out of the court? there are reports surfacing that the former star for the lakers and magic and other teams and an analyst on television in talks with the president of one of the team's in mexican basketball league. if he takes the deal he would be following in the footsteps of former laker dennis rodman. don't know if you want to follow in his footsteps but he was a terrific player who played two games with mexican basketball league in 2004 and just happened to be in the area. colonial playing a

federal stimulus money on this gaithersburg campus the four-bedroom house has solar panels, geothermal keating, insulation, and energy- inefficient everything. the idea? people can have it all. >> you can have a house that looks traditional and that will be low energy. >> but this is just the first part in about six weeks, a family moving in. >> there is the child. >> we showed the devices that were simulating the family including the two kids, using energy in different parts of the house. the monitors will be plugged in with appliances designed to turn off and on like a real family would use them. >> their laptops are on, cell phone chargers. >> they will monitor them for one year but even after they move out the house will live on as a test site for new energy- saving options. greta kreuz, abc 7 news. >> today, sunshine. >> plenty of solar energy. >> lots of it today. wonderful. you missed the sunrise you say? >> yes. >> a beautiful sunrise. again, tomorrow morning, a clear sky for the early risers. and meanness out in the early morning. are sunrise now is getting close to 7:00 in the at the

joe keating is center state bank executive vice president, chief investment officer. good to see you, joe. so, first of all, you have the ecb announcing, essentially, that they're going to print money nonstop, print euros nonstop which is kind of scary in and of itself, then you have the fed about to announce a new round of something. are we becoming a little too dependent, joe, on these central banks to pull us out of the fire? >> well, from an expectation perspective, yes, david. think about what the ecb did. they're basically buying time. obviously, they're going to help lower the borrowing costs of some of the at-risk european countries, but they're just buying time to basically put in place a fiscal union, a banking union and a political union to go along with the monetary union that's already in place. to the federal reserve, we're really hoping they don't do much because people like to say that qe2 gave us a big gain in stock prices, i would argue that gain in stock prices from the fall of '10 to the summer of 2011 was really based upon a growth in earnings and

the red and orange in the keating $4 or more per gallon.the bay area is the deepest red with prices hovering around $4.20 a gallon. here are the latest average is from aaa. hist >>brian: a foggy scene at the golden gate tonight. we really have some thick fog out there this evening is. a few miles away from the golden gate and we have completely clear skies with a beautiful evening and warm temperatures. we have cool readings currently at the coast. in daly city, 52 degrees, the same for half moon bay. it gets warmer in sunnyvale with '70s and '80s into pittsburgh in the san ramon. for tonight, a clear evening for most spot. the golden gate is an exception. and we will see fog pushing and after midnight. small the fall will be with us bayside and into the north bay valleys periods for wednesday look for pretty much the same deal, similar weather as we go to the week. the one difference is it will be a couple of degrees cooler each and every day. 7:00 a.m. fog by the day and in the north bay but it backs up pretty quickly. by 9-10:00 a.m. the

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this are no plans to close keating hospital. i understand the trust is planning a program for 2013 to include refurbishing wards. as he knows and others in the house know, any proposed changes to clinical services have to be subject to the full test of commissioners, strengthen public engagement and support for patient choice so he's quite right to raise this issue but this is how it should be approached. >> like many other constituents who have written to me was turned down due to the way the new national blue badge improvement service is implemented locally. will the prime minister intervene to make sure it is being implemented fairly and appropriately across the country? >> i will look carefully at the case that my right honorable friend mentioned because i think it is important that reform is carried out properly. i think all of our constituents get some complaints sometimes who see people who have the blue badge who don't merit it and also to who want it and can't get. can i pay tribute to my right honorable friend for his

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and the final book is thomas keating. not a rigid, but promoting decentering prayer, a christian based meditation. a benedictine monk and really has wrote a lot about the importance of having some meditation connected to your religion and how that really deepens our connection to god and everything else. this book which is based on some conversations that he had. it's called a halt -- heartless. a beautiful book about christian meditation. we have a wide range of reading material this summer. >> for more information on this and other summer reading lists visit book tv. >> this week a division of the book publisher penguin announce they're moving up their release date of mark owens firsthand account of the rate of osama bin laden's compound. mr. allen is a pen name for a member of seal team six and describes the planning that went into the raid in the evening of the attack which resulted in the death of osama bin laden on may 2nd 2011 in pakistan. the book, no easy day, a firsthand account of the mission that killed osama

melissa: phil keating thank you so much for the story.nk my husband would buy atm fraud the reason for depleting the account? melissa: blame it on a thief? that is clever. that will only work once. lori: that is good story. news you need to know. we want to know why the dow made up one hundred points. as we do every 15 minutes we check the new york stock exchange. >> i feel a need to check my bank account now after this hit. i will check it out. the dow is almost flat, at the flat line, being down 100 points earlier today. the banking index is just ever so slightly in the green. so retail index looking good. drugs haven't come along just yet. we noted oil has gained momentum. and the dollar still very strong though. the vix, the fear index, to the upside. the dow right now 13,471 with a loss of just 15 points right now. want to take a look at some movers here. we're looking at walgreen's in particular. we did see walgreens coming under some scrutiny because there were concerns about the customers and those being lost because they were hav

gregg: phil keating live in miami, thanks very much.w reaction from the white house on the august jobs numbers, just hours after the president's pledge to put americans back to work at the dnc, he says the g.o.p. has had the same failed prescription for the last 30 years. up next, a former economic adviser to president reagan joins us to discuss that claim. and whether the president's plan for the future is based in fact or fiction. >> we can create a million new manufacturing jobs in the next four years. you can make that happen. you can choose that future. gregg: fox news alert, new reaction from the white house reacting to the new jobs numbers just out showing 96,000 jobs added in the month of august, saying that more work needs to be done but that the u.s. economy is continuing to recover from the worst downturn since the great depression, and that grim report on u.s. unemployment just hours after the president pledges to put americans back to work, the unemployment rate there you see it falling to 8.1% in august, but mainly because

and then the final book is by father thomas keating called artfulness, and father keating is not originatedy someone who really started to promote centering prayer which is a christian-based meditation. he's a benedictine monk and really has wrote a lot about the importance of having some meditation connected to your religion, and how that really depends our connection to god and everything else, and wrote this book which is based on some conversations that he had, and it's called heartless and it's a beautiful book about christian meditation. so we've got a wide range of reading material this summer. >> for more information on this and other summer reading lists, visit booktv.org. >> so my history of financial institutions is a history of learning about these things. so for example, in 1811, new york, the state of new york created a new security law which did two things. first, appropriate law. it allowed anybody to set up a corporation with minimal restrictions. you used to have to go to the legislature and get special permission. and secondly, they created limited liability for investors

keating. saxby three you mr. chairman and as we pause to thank the families of the americans of the last just this week in libya and keep their families and our prayers. it's significant that we come here today and dedication to find pieces of information we can find to determine how better to keep the americans that serve us so well safe as they try to keep us safe so with that mr. chairman think keefer will in today's hearing. three years ago in november 5th, 2009 the nation was shocked by the mass shooting that occurred at the deployment center in fort hood texas. during the shooting 13 lives were lost, 43 individuals were wounded and the lives of so many others were forever changed. it became evident the warning signs existed before the tragedy and should have at a minimum been investigated. they had knowledge of major hasan's potential threat to homeland security. the actions leading up to the massacre by the major species, the sole suspect in the murder should have been stopped on a greater concern on the p

phil keating. thank you.a: over the past two weeks politics and party conventions really taking center stage. we want to remember this tuesday marks 11 years since the 9/11 attacks. travis was killed in fallujah iraq back in 2007. his mother, who is also since passed away started a foundation in his name. it is one of the pillars of that foundation that is the 9/11 heroes run. so we want to tell you a little bit about it because it is happening this weekend. some 25,000 wounded warriors and regular folks like you and me will run in 5-k races in close to 50 cities and towns around the country and even internationally there are races as well. 50,000 spectators are expected at the races. the monies raised will go to charities to help military veterans and active duty troops as well as local charities, first-responders, things lying that. if you like to get out and show your support, find the race locations by going to the website, 9/11heroesrun.com. you canned find the link on "happening now" website. what are y

. >> i have no concerns about myself, or any of my friends, or my family keating copies genetically modified organisms. >> peggy has been teaching at berkeley for two decades, she has not taken a stance on proposition 37 but she does believe that genetically modified foods will not hurt us. >> a group in france looked at 12 multiple generations studies and long-term studies, in animals and found no evidence of safety concerns for any of the genetically modified crops on the marketplace. >> so all the clans that this causes cancer and alzheimer's? there's no scientific evidence of that? >> i have found no evidence of food safety problems. >> whether they're safe may not be the debate for proposition 37. supporters say that they have a right to know what is in their food. and say that manufacturers should respect that wish. so far it looks like it has a lot of support. in a new poll, 61 percent of registered voters say that they will vote yes on proposition 37. 25 percent say that they were opposed and 14% say that they are still undecided. but here is it possible down side, supporters say tha

so there are also new numbers for two other swing states in colorado, a keating research on-site poll put the president at 49% and romney at 44% and that's also among likely voters. and then in new hampshire the wmur granite state poll shows president obama leading mitt romney 45% to 44%. all of them, 5% or more lead shown by the president. the numbers do not lie. now, if you add all of those data polling points together, it would mean an electoral college landslide for the president. okay. hit the pause button. that doesn't mean it's a done deal for sure. as we learned over the last 48 hours, a lot can happen over the next 54 days. but polling prognosticators are making it clear that romney is staring at very long odds and a very steep climb. "the new york times"' own election forecaster nate silver breaks it down like this. if the election were held today president obama has a 92% chance of winning and get this, the latest polls from fox cnn "washington post" abc news and rasmussen, all of those give the president even or better marks than romney on handling the economy! which is th

still lover, plenty of grai and graieenn to keating speeds of over 50 m.p.h. and the east bay.mooth and easy. >> james we will take a quick break. the latest in international news with casualties, abroad. this is the golden gate bridge bid is foggy. news, weather. >> there have been two americans killed and pakistan acquit this several damaged this international conflict. that taliban is claiming responsibility for those previous attacks. >> in eastern china 14 people have died with a coal mine explosion. it ripped through the coal mine during the day on the sunday. this was after a wednesday last killing 44 people cure that was the largest >> this 92 year-old died from pneumonia related counts othe mass wedding with his views on communism >> welcome back. the democratic national convention will begin on tuesday. republicans and democrats will sound off on election issues. biden is in wisconsin, pennsylvania. oh, still continuing on his way. >> with the democratic national convention in full swing it is all about the democrats. downtown charlotte is getting ready for the conven

actually in keating progress, stifling creativity and 33 states and another dozen working through the process. they're showing great courage moving away from focus on one test score but looking at growth and what is doing improvement and looking at other metrics. graduation rates going up. dropout rates going down. high school graduates college ready. actually going to college. are they persevering? some folks argue this is more complicated. it is more complex but much more holistic and comprehensive. a 50% dropout rate is not changing students' lives. looking at long-term outcome is a step in the right direction. under no child left behind a little technical but in many schools it is pretty high. many poor children and minority children and english-language learners were not part of the accountability system. they were invisible under that. states like wisconsin or north carolina 15,000 or 20,000 additional children the state is held accountable for their results. that is a step in the right direction. benefits have been fantastic. we desperately hope congress will reauthorize in a b

keating. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and as we all pause to think of the families of the four americans who were lost just this week in libya and keep their families in our prayers and thoughts, it is significant that we come here today in dedication to find every piece of information we can find that will determine how better to keep the americans that serve us so well safe as they try to keep us safe. so with that, mr. chairman, i thank you for o holding today's hearing. three years ago on november 5, 2009, the nation was shocked by the maas shooting -- mass shooting that occurred at the army deployment center located at fort hood, texas. during the shooting 13 lives were lost, 43 individuals were wounded, and the lives of so many others were forever changed. it later became evident that the warning signs existed well before the tragedy and should have at a minimum been further investigated. both the fbi, the department of defense had knowledge of major hasan's potential as a threat to homeland security. the actions le

altogether. 150 scientists and engineers balancing together as it were like on a huge skateboard keating over the sand, up and down the hills and craters meters at a time. something like being on the ship on an early volume of discovery the scientists and the crew were all having to come together. they had to negotiate how long are we going to stay year, where are we going to go next and what should we do on each site and this requires a well coordinated understanding of the voyles, schedules, resources and long-term plans and the clear chain of command. if you've visited the science and engineering coordination meeting during the prime mission which was the first 90 days of landing on mars in 2000 for the same thing that we are going through now with 'curiosity' during these 90 days. you can see the scientists up front on the bridge as it were with huge displays of the martian surface fleeing before them behind the science as if below the index on the ship or the engineers behind square monitors showing the power, memory and evil thing timeline for tomorrow's work. this meeting would oc

carroll key sessler burma keating. brenda keebler. chandelier keller. joseph keller.john kelly. and my uncle and a loving uncle god bless him. >> for my identical twin twin, stephen coach, the bond that was created could never be destroyed by hatred but will live and endure. your smile and spirit continues to inspire family and friends and all those who knew you. to all of the 9/11 family's especially the 46 sets of twins and cantor fitzgerald families may god keep you and bless you. dad is with you now. hug and kiss him for us. god bless you all. >> gregory kelly iii. james kelly. joseph kelly. maurice skelly. richard kelly, jr.. thomas kelly. thomas richard kelly. thomas w. kelly. timothy kelly. william kelly, jr.. robert kennedy. thomas kennedy. negative kennedy. rolf kerr shop. douglas ketchum. sarah kind. mike goalkeeper. maren kim and our son and chris hughes. your family loves you and misses you. your friends miss you and i will be hiking amount ball before you in sun valley. >> to my cousin we love you. thank you for being a wonderful father, , beyonce, a brot

keating, my ranking member, we both worked at fusion centers and sometimes they are given a bad nameand i think privacy protection peace is important to preserving the integrity with the work that they are doing it to make sure privacy interests are protected. so with that, i again want to go back to what this hearing is all about and that is fort hood. now my question may go outside of your expertise or ability to comment, but again in this case, you had a huge breakdown in information sharing not only between the fbi itself but also with the department of defense. if you can speak to these issues i would like to know how to fix those. first you have got an agent sitting in wfo who sits on this matter for the maximum amount of time possible. he looks at the lead of the very last day and i understand the fbi is swamped. they have a lot on their plate that when you have a major at fort hood who is the subject matter, think that would take a little higher priority. they wait until the very last day and within four hours based upon two, e-mails because this analyst doesn't know how to a

fox news's phil keating joins with more on this. phil?porter: two million veterans serving in afghanistan and iraq and sometimes both. after fighting for their country and putting their lives on the line overseas for a lot of veterans when they get back to the states it is a very challenging transition to go from warrior, well, domestic civilian job aply can't. that has been the issue for several, several years. look at department of labor numbers came out this morning. 8.1% unemployment rate. for veterans it is substantially higher, 10.9%. afghanistan war veterans and domestic employers don't realize the special skill set that veterans bring to the work place, like leadership, adaptability, discipline and mission accomplished mentality. braxton served his country five years ago in iraq loading up f-16s with bombs and missiles. when his tour ended and returned home took him five long months after try after try after try to land a job he got with ryder corporation managing truck drivers. the secret to getting hired, was not accepting word

phil keating is on that story out of miami.uawfully close to election day. >> rick scott and his secretary of state do believe there is time to verify this list. at this point we are now just 41 days until election day, however it was just one month ago that the u.s. justice department finally shared its immigration database with the state of florida. florida's elections department just sent us this statement, quote, we have a responsibility to uphold the integrity of our elections which means making sure ineligible voters can't cast a ballot in florida. now, originally this summer the state's round up of noncitizens registered to vote tallied up totaling 2600 people, but that list just arrive wit rife with errors and controversy abandoned by many county election chiefs, like two world war ii veterans on the list came forward, proved they were u.s. citizens and did have a right to vote. bill: are there three lawsuits pending? >> yes, two from voting rights groups, one from the u.s. justice department, all of which accuse the re

. >> i can't spill too much because apple is keat kooeping it a secret except for leaks.say there are three main things to look for in the new iphone coming out announced on wednesdayment vmt the big one is the 4 g sbz lte network. it's fast so it's similar to the broadband connection at home. apple will get more aggressive in the prepaid market. you buy the phone at full price but pay less on a pay as you go plan. there's also talk of a smaller charging dock as well, but, carol, the big thing that this iphone 5 is expected to not have is nfc. that's near field communication. that is a chip that's in the phone that lets you do cool store like score the credit card information to use the phone as a wallet. if you have the iphone and doesn't come out with this on wednesday, you can always download this through an app to do similar things. you know, a lot of these features i just mentioned, carol, are offered on other phones. one analyst tells cnn money, you know what? apple doesn't need to be the first to offer the features. they need to be the best with what they have. che

my mother taught me that when you change the will and in the middle of the game, that is called keating. there is no place in our country and our democracy to put onerous burdens before the american people to show up at the voting booth having to produce multiple forms of identification. i know the other panelists can add to this -- in 200 when i campaign, myre's own sister who live in florida at the time, have to produce 3 forms of voter i.d. just to get a provisional ballot. i told everybody, not just in my family but throughout this country, that regardless of what they tell you, show with their driver's license, i want to urge everyone to show up with pretty much everything they you can produce. your driver's license, your birth certificate, your voter registration card, anything. and utility. because this fall, we will see hurdles we have not seen since 1965. this is something that should bother all of us. dr. martin luther king in 1957 gave one of the best sermons that he ever gate -- give us the ballot. so that we can fill the legislative halls with men and women of goodwill. so

joining us now live from miami, phil keating. will you be there? >> i will not be there.miami. florida, of course, the largest of the battle ground states, 29 electoral college votes. polling shows it's neck in neck here in florida. brand-new poll out this morning, by the "washington post" and abc news shows the five and six point bounce post convention that obama reportedly got in a couple of polls yesterday may be a little more narrow according to the poll with 3% margin of error, president obama leads by 1 percentage. among registered voters, it shows that the president has a 6-point lead over mitt romney underlying how critical getting the early vote out is for both campaigns. yesterday in ohio, that's where republican candidate mitt romney stumped, addressing the economy, attacking the president. however, in a few hours, he will fly out to reno, nevada, where later today he will speak to the national guard association's convention and considering today is the 9-11 anniversary, expect both campaigns to really put politics aside for the day in a brand-new statement rel

keating: as we promote investments that would reduce our dependence on foreign oil and serve as a central part in our fight against climate change, it's essential to remember the spillover of job creation and specialized expr tees. in massachusetts we witnessed firsthand the critical comming development opportunities of renewable energy projects provided to our states. our region has undergone an economic regeneration with the development of cape wind, the first offshore wind farm, from new bedford which will serve as staminging area, to the ferry captain who provides tours of turbines. massachusetts is already recognized as one of the top three states for clean energy. we are home to nearly 5,000 individual clean energy companies and nearly 2% of all massachusetts jobs are now in this field. it's important as we go forward that we not let this void appear and fill it with jobs made in america. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. polis: permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. m

keating in eligible voters from casting ballots. -- keeping in eligible voters from casting ballots.ant to public confidence and elections, this administration has fought them repeatedly. disregard for those who say that fraud, in my state of iowa, for example, the secretary of state can compare drivers license applications, which happened to indicate citizenship, with voter registration. he found 3500 foreign nationals were registered in the state since 2008. 1200 of these individuals voted in 2010. the submission of false registration is a climb -- crime in iowa. normally voting or attempting to vote where one is not qualified to do so is a felony. we hear it over and over again from the other side, but there are few prosecutions of voter fraud. just because there are not many prosecutions, it does not mean that fraud or an eligible voting does not exist. there have also been prosecutions we have never heard about. when the iowa secretary of state attempted to use a database, the department dragged its feet in providing access to that list. the secretary of state is seeking to conf