lo loser from the midterm campaign, tweet it to us at jdr@foxnews.com. i 'm paul gigot, and i hope to see you all right here next week. fox news alert, the leader of isis in the kros hairs. new reports that u.s.-led forces may have hit the terrorist commander. welcome to america's news headquarters. iraqi officials are e telling the associated press that the leader may have been hit in the air strikes yesterday. it has not been confirmed by the pentagon, and they say there is no information on any such strike strikes. connor powell is in the bureau with the latest. >> hello. well, the pentagon is saying they have launched a number of strikes targeting the senior isis leaders outside of mosul, and there is a report that al

baghdadi was in the convoy when it was hit. there are reports all over about his fate, but we are hearing that he was injured and hearing it, and seeing it on social media, but it is impossible to verify if he was in fact injured or kill canned, but there are reports that he was both injured and killed. and the pentagon can't confirm anything, and they can't confirm that he was present and let alone wounded. killing him or injured him would be a major coupe for the u.s.-led coalition, but across the region, the violence that isis has let loose is showing no signs of letting loose. they have killed at least 43 people today with bombing. and they have continued to fight in kobani, and that fight has been going on there for longerr than two months. u.s. warplanes are pounding the isis fighters there in an effort to drive the insurgents out of kobani, and a human rights group

says that in the last two months in kobani alone, most ly the militants have been killed in the fighting there, and also, there is a sign that no fighting will be going anywhere soon, president obama has authorized 1,500 more troops to go to help battle the isis, which is going to bring to more than 3,000 u.s. military personnel there. so you can see that the fighting is not going to go away any time soon arthel. >> thank you, conor powell. the per berlin wall coming down 25 years ago today marking the end of communism, and the unofficial end to the cold war. germany pausing to look backt on the historic moment that many thought they would never live to see. we we go to the london bureau to

the look at more, greg? >> well, it is an emotional night just like 25er years ago, the fall of the berlin wall. something like more than 1 million people gathered in the center of berlin to watch the event. they saw the balloons launched into the sky to mark that fall. there was a wall that separated communist east and west berlin. there were ceremonies and huge open-air moment for peace. it was a historic moment to mark the reunification of the germany, and the end of the cold war and the end of communism. here is how one vet remembered the event. >> i remember standing there in tears just -- it is very emotional. i thought that if i ever -- i didn't think that i would ever see this horrible wall come

down. i thought that maybe if i'm an old man in a rocking chair at the age of 80, maybe. >> reporter: and at the time, mikhail gorbachev was in berlin, but he had an ominous warning saying that the world is on the brink of a new cold war and that one of vladimir putin and the west, and highlighted by russia's mettling in the ukraine. and those of us lucky enough to be there 25 years ago knew we were reporting on a huge chunk of history, and if only the stories since then could have been so joyous and amazing. >> thank you, greg palcot. overnight, two captives were released from north korea.

bae and miller were released, and shortly after kenneth bae spoke to reporters. >> it has been an amazing bless ing to see so many people being involved. it has been an amazing years. i have learned a lot. grew a lot. lost a lot of weight. in a good way. i am very grateful because of you. >> and the two men were brought home by james clapper, and very good news to e report there. right now, president obama is headed to china, the the first stop of the three-country trip. experts say it will will test his power in the the global arena after his party got trounced at home in the midterms. it is not clear if the president has the clout he needs to help u.s. allies, japan and south

korea, fend off china's growing influence, but the republicans controlling the hill could work in his favor since the gop tend s to support foreign trade deals. oh, it is getting cold very fa fast. check out the chilly temperatures in parts of the country getting blasted with some of the coldest air of the season. janet dean is live in the fox extreme weather there to explain those maps. >> yes, hello. it is going to be feeling like january and november, and this cold air is going to sink as far south as south texas. 20 to 40 degrees below average is what we are expecting as we go through time from monday through thursday. it is not going to let up at least for the next eight to ten days. take a look at it. monday morning, the lows, and so struggling to get out of the teens across the northern rockies and the northern plains, and we are going to go below zero as we go to billings, and

stretching down through little rock and louisville, and dallas at 36, and parts of the east coast, florida and the extreme gulf are not going to be feeling the core of the cold air which is for the northern plains, and the midwest and towards the the central u.s. winter advisories are posted, because we are getting a storm system that is going to be spreading a swath of plowable snow from 6 to 12 and even 18 inches across portions of the northern plains and the upper midwest. take a look at it as we go through time monday and tuesday and into wednesday through the great lakes, and in some cases, over a foot of snow, and here is one of the computer models with a bull's eye of 18 inches north of minneapolis, and northwest of marquette. watching it carefully, and our friends in minneapolis, it is going to be cold, and especially tuesday and wednesday, and watching carefully for the potential of the big winter storm that could produce incredible amounts of snow this

early in the season. hopefully not a harbinger of things to come, but some good advice, time to snuggle up. >> time to snuggle up, j.d. >> you got it. >> and a poll showed some close races heading into the midterm elections, but the reality, it turn turned out to be more one-sided. a look at why the surveys were so off. plus, this. a wild police chase ends in deadly results. that is coming up next. en it cod nutrition...i'm no expert. that would be my daughter -- hi dad. she's a dietitian. and back when i wasn't eating right, she got me drinking boost. it's got a great taste, and it helps give me the nutrition i was missing. helping me stay more like me. [ female announcer ] boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle.

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local streets. the police eventually surrounded him and that is when the suspect pulled over and pulled out a gun leaving the officers to shoot him and kill him. the the suspect had been wanted for assault with a deadly weapon. to politics now. the gop wave in this week's midterms we midterms took a number of people by surprise after public opinion polls showed a closer contest between the republicans and the democrats, but according to a piece in the "washington examiner" both parties knew what would happen thanks to the private polling. join meg to talk about this is david drucker, a senior correspondent for the "washington examiner" and good to see you, david. >> good to see you, arthel. >> and so are there different calculations or surveys for internal polls versus the public opinion polls? >> well w you have to look at it this way, the public opinion polls may invest a lot of money in those, and maybe not depending on the media outlets,

and then you have the internal polls, and they are to publicize the debate, and keep people engaged, a then the very private polls bark tuz candidates more than anybody else, they need to know the staet of play to make the strategic decisions, and if they are losing, they need to know. that is why down the stretch of the campaign a lot of the democratic pollsters for the campaigns, and the republican pollster pollsters as it was close to the election, they were both aware of what was building and what was going on and what they needed to do, especially the democrats to make tactical adjustments. >> so, david, the republicans better utilized the campaign polls than the democrats? >> no, there is just nothing that the democrats could do given the atmospherics, and the fact that so many of the voters who showed up were so iangry at the president. look, it was the republicans who made such a mistake on the polls, and that is why the republicans were so surprised to

see the president win so handily and see so many republican seats go democratic. so they have redouble d the effort to get the demographics right, and the model right. this time around they were cautious. i spoke to a number of republicans who were bullish, but a week to two ten days before that, they were with cautious, and didn't wantthink put together a operation to account for the bad political climate. >> and quinnipiac puts together some polls, and they usually turn out some accurate polling, and why is their model more successful? >> well, when you have university polls, and they engage on a regular basis, they invest a decent amount of money in the polls, and when you look election over election, a poll like the quinnipiac poll, becomes familiar with the state

they poll and the demographics, and they are always in colorado, iowa and florida and gives the pollsters a chance to understand a little bit about what is going on there. >> and as you have chronicled this, david, how does it change the polling for the 2016 presidential race for does it? >> i don't know if it does, because if you look at the public polling, it was, you know, sniffing things out, and telling us what direction it was going to the g it was correct, and most of the public polling was correct, but it was not as good. there were two subsets of public poll iing. there was one polling that showed the possibility of a public wave and another that showed a tighter advantage, but i think that you will have more of the same, and what you want to look at is the private polling to see if what they feel is the democrats and the republicans internally need to take any adjustments ahead of

the 2016 race. >> does it boil down to how much they spend on the polling? >> well, oftentimes, yes. a good house poll for a house district is going to cost you $12,000 and doing live dial call, and good statewide or national poll can cost you $20,000 or more. there is a disagreement in the polling community as to whether you need the live dial for the auto dial. auto dial polls have e done well, but there is a lot of cam pages that really believe in the live dial calling whether you need the cell phones in there and whether you need the spanish speakers asking you and the spanish speakers, and it is a science and an art. it is not just the numbers' game, and that is part of the thing that makes the polling difficult to understand and analyze year the year. >> and david drucker, we appreciate your take on it all. >> and thank you. >> and we will talk to you

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are having a hard time finding work after they come home from war. take a look at these numbers now. the unemployment rate dropping to less than 6% last month, the lowest level in more than six years, but more than 7% of gulf war era veterans can't find work. the jobless rate for all veterans is nearly 5%. joining us now is fox senior business correspondent brenda buttner, anchor of "bulls and bears." good to see you on this sunday.. why is this such a problem? >> it's amazing it's such a problem. they have given their service to us, why can't we serve them? a lot of it has to do with they come back from the war with not many resources. they're used to, you know, working under contained environment. and they're not sure how to transfer into the work force, how to look for a job. those basic skills they don't have. >> it seems like that should be part of the program before they come home. you just don't let them come home.

there needs to be some sort of transition program for them to learn those types of skills. >> you would be a great secretary of defense. >> it might just happen. but i mean, there are fortunately, brenda, some companies that are hiring vets. i know you can talk to me about those companies. >> yes, starbucks is a huge one. amazon as well is committing. big one is walmart, which is committing to hiring 100,000 vets by 2018. uber is involved. general electric. it's not just charity or pity. the truth is, these veterans are very dependable. they're disciplined. they have leadership skills. i mean, talk about high stress. they can adapt to anything in the workplace after being in afghanistan or iraq. so it sends a message that these big companies are hiring and that perhaps they'll be more of a ground swell. >> i agree with that as well. i want to share with our viewers

this report that was published in the american journal of public health last year. take a look. it says military veterans who report having relatively minor financial problems such as bouncing a check or going over their credit limit are four times more likely to become homeless within the next year than veterans without such problems, according to that survey of 1,000 iraq and afghanistan veterans. why? >> well, there's a problem with ptsd and all the rest. but the truth is you have one problem. it can easily spiral if again you don't have the resources. you've been in the military. you get your check. you get your food. you're not quite sure where to turn. to a credit bureau, to whatever. there is that issue. another issue is one survey found that if they have enough money to cover their basic needs, they are far less likely to have the suicide rates, homelessness, all the rest. so it's just a question of getting into the work force.

and when they do, they do a great job. it's just, we have to hire our heroes. >> absolutely. no doubt about that. you know, let's get on it, follow the lead of amazon, starbucks, uber, some of those companies you just mentioned. >> and thank all of them. >> brenda buttner, thank you very much. you can catch brenda on "bulls and bears" every saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. thanks, brenda. another programming note for you, we now know the identity of the navy s.e.a.l. who said he killed osama bin laden. that man is robert o'neil. fox news has the exclusive television interview with him. you can hear first hand about the raid that finally killed the world's most wanted terrorist. the man who killed osama bin laden is a two-night special beginning on veterans' day, this tuesday at 10:00 p.m. eastern, happening here on fox news

channel. tomorrow marks 21 days since nurse kaci hickox was first exposed to ebola in west africa. that means she'll no longer require daily monitoring for symptoms. she found herself at the center of a political fire storm after fighting against quarantines in both new jersey and in maine. hickox says she will celebrate the occasion by going to a restaurant with her boyfriend. boy, she certainly has gone through a lot. didn't mean to bring you back in the conversation, but she's still here, brenda buttner. and listen, i appreciate your time and appreciate you for watching. that's going to do it for me. stick around. "a healthy you" with carol alt is up next. introducing the citi® double cash card. it lets you earn cash back when you buy and again as you pay. that's cash back twice. it's cash back with a side of cash back. the citi double cash card. the only card that lets you earn cash back twice on every purchase

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