diane sent this photo of her father and grandfather. kathy sent this photo of her father who served in the air force in japan and the philippines. she admires his bravery and willingness to serve god and his country. thanks so much for being a part of this very special edition. i'm gretchen. here is chef. >> it is the religious war. that's what they say israel has started after israeli troops opened fire on protesters. this is a dramatic escalation after palestinian attacks killed two israelis, one of them a soldier. we'll have reaction from israel's prime minister. on this veteran's day, the man that killed osama bin laden, the navy s.e.a.l. that fired the deadly shot talks about the last moment for the terrorist leader. a special premiering tonight, peter ducey joins us live.

the woman who stabbed her lover, shot him and nearly slice the off his head, how jodi arias could possibly walk free if a judge buys the latest allegations from her attorney. jodi arias, scot-free? let's get to it. is. >> now, shepard smith reporting i. good tuesday afternoon. happy veterans day from the fox news deck word that iraqi fighters are making important gains against islamic state terrorists. the analysts say some of the brutal tactics threaten to turn the iraqis against each other. iraqi state television is reporting that soldiers have recaptured the strategic city of baiji, home to iraq's largest oil field or refinery. we don't know the status. the local governor says troops took the heart of the city back from isis. that is, no doubt, important. war planners say iraqi forces can use the city as a base to

attack neighboring tikrit which isis took over over the summer. they seem to be putting up a fight and some are reigniting the very tensions that led so so much of this violence. shiite militiamen have recorded crew some videos showing the slaughter of isis members. in one video, a fighter stands next to the bodies with their heads cut off. another fighter nearly shils while smiles while he mutilate a corpse. the sunnis have long accused the iraqi government of oppression. a claim that led to so much of the violence. the leader of qatar is calling for a stronger campaign against terrorism in iraq and syria. he is warning that the u.s. led air strikes will not be enough. that from a nation accused of supporting the groups. they deny that they support the

extremists. it has joined the u.s. coalition fighting isis. let's bring in our national security analyst, former intelligence officer for the defense department. >> it couldn't matter what qatar wants to deny or admit. the question is, how big of a deal is it, what the iraqi soldiers have accomplished in the ras the couple of days, mike? >> well, shep, the challenging part is that it is good any time isis suffers a setback. they are going to be able to maintain some of their games over a period of time. at some point, we will end up saying it is a defacto situation where they control a lot of these majority sunni areas to saddam hussein's homeland and his home village area. that is going to be extremely hard for them to take back. it is good they can take the down baiji where the oil refinery is. we are a long way from seeing a resolution. >> this isn't to suggest that what they are doing on a broad skas is working better than a

few days ago. this is an important win but not indicative of things to come, is that what you are saying? >> that's exactly right. it is like watching the tide come in. it will come in and go out. we are going to see lots of ups and downs. our strategy is simply wrong. we're expecting that the baghdad government, right, which is tied to iran and which is shia, will be able to use their shia army to attack sunni homelands. we're not going to split isis away from the sunni homelands. >> who is expecting that will happen? >> sadly, the obama white house. >> i know that's what it is saying. i don't think anybody expects it is saying it. i think that's what they are saying. i hope that they understand this really isn't going to happen. if they were being strategic, i would use this as an opportunity, a bargaining chip to cut the deal with iran that needs to be cut. >> they don't require nuclear

weapons but they get more solid control over iraq and we have a sunni section where we can blow money into the sunnis that want to fight against isis. that's what we did four years ago under petraeus when that worked. >> we would be left with a sunni land and a shia land and a kurdishland, which is what everybody is talking about. >> as soon as we have a strategy, the sooner we can honor the sacrifices our troops are making to try to make these things happen. when you have a strategy contrary to the facts on the ground, it is never going to hold. this is a region that's at war for a mellinia. this is not going to happen. this idea of the state of iraq having to sub sift isist in per is a foolish notion this is veterans day. we honor the men and women and families that have sacrificed so much to serve our nation.

vice-president biden laying the traditional wreath at the tomb of the unknowns at arlington national cemetery. the vice-president calling our troops the most trusted and the most tested of all americans. >> collectively, you represent generations of soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines, and coa coastguardmen who have served and sacrificed for all of us. you are not only the heart and soul but you are the very spine of this nation. >> worth noting as we honor our veterans, officials in washington are trying to figure out how to better care for our v veterans. the veterans affairs announced what they call the biggest restructuring of the department history. the changes are happening after the scandal that left tens of thousands waiting months to see doctors. at the vietnam memorial, chuck hagel said caring for all of our

soldiers is a sacred responsibility. you will notice a bandage on the secretary's face. pentagon officials say he simply scratched a cabinet door. >> the war reminds us to honor those that defend our country, for making sure they are treated with dignity and respect and the appreciation they deserve, caring for those that returned home with visible and invisible wounds of war. >> secretary hagel is the first ever enlisted combat veteran to lead the defense department. he fought in vietnam, received honors and awards, including two purple hearts. in just a few hours, hundreds of thousands more people are expected to descend on the nation's capital not to mention a bunch of "a" list celebrities as some of the biggest names in music put on a concert to honor our veterans. shannon is live. tell us about the headliner, shannon. >> reporter: shep, this is the

first ever concert for valour. no matter your taste, you are going to have someone you like, rihanna, bruce springsteen. kerry underwood, it goes on and on. all of this is about honoring veterans past. they are going to be the real stars. 12,000 tickets reserved for military families and those still in service. there is going to be a focus about saying, thank you, and extending it beyond today. tonight, the real stars of the show are those here in uniform. a lot of folks started showing up early this morning just waiting in line. we expect about 800,000 people to join us now. >> 800,000 of your closest friends. what are organizers saying about this? >> they want to say thank you and draw a lot of attention to the veterans that have served us in the past, those no longer with us and to celebrate and honor the folks still serving in the military and those who are modern day veterans, those trying to transition into

civilian life. they are partnering with several veterans associations. take time out of your day. if there is a veteran in your life. talk to them about what they need, what their family needs and ask what their story is. give them a chance to talk about that. we talked to one veteran who is here awaiting the concert. he is appreciative for the focus still in the transition period from military to civilian life. here is what he told us. >> we have all lost a lot of really good friends. there are a lot of people hurting right now. in the midst of all the pop culture and the dysfunctional aspects of our government, take a moment and think about the people you know who aren't quite who they were 10 or 12 years ago. >> reporter: if you have those folks in your life, see how you can help them. >> shannon bream, thanks so much. folks across the country saying thanks to our veterans, young and old. woe have some pictures in our slide show. i don't really need that. elementary school students. look at these kids.

such a great lesson in what this country is all about. these are in southern arkansas. they are carrying the huge flag as part of this one town's big parade. little cheerleaders in texas handing out a bit of breakfast for local veterans. in seattle, a 9-year-old who is paying respect along with her father. he is an air force veteran himself. her father has taken her to that cemetery on this day and on veterans day each year since she was three-years old. good work, daddy. of course, now, my thing doesn't work. look at this. now, it is going to work. this woman visited her father's grave. he served in vietnam and died this year. a poignant picture it is. this is from the 9/11 memorial. volunteers put these yellow roses on the names of veterans

at the september 11th memorial. part of feist-dthe five-day sal service. president obama was not available at today's events because he is at a summit in china. we will find out how these meetings are going. the president also had a few run-ins with the russian president, vladimir putin. putin got a little too friendly with the chinese leader's wife. china reportedly erased the pictures from all of the interwebs but we have them ahead from the fox news deck on this veteran's day afternoon.

>> o'reilly here. did the obama administration use deceit and slight of hand in passing obama care? a top adviser says, yes. >> charles krauthammer will react.

14 minutes past the hour. president obama kicked off two days of planned talks with the chinese. the two leaders sat down for dinner as part of president obama's trip to bay jen. john kerry was also there. president obama told the chinese leader he wants to take their relationship to a new level, unquote. president shi compared it to a pool of water saying it begins with many drops and grows over time. president obama also attended an economic summit in beijing which brought him face to face with vladmir putin, which must have been fa been fascinating. the crisis in ukraine has strained their relationship.

they have had awkward meetings on the world stage. they did speak on the sideline of this event and at one point, president putin even gave president obama a pat on the back. analysts in the meantime say that the russian leader sent the wrong message yesterday by wrapping a shawl around president xi's wife. as the chinese leader spoke with president obama, the associated officials say they have wiped images from china's internet. president putin is recently divorced and analysts say lots of chinese women consider him a heartthrob because of his macho image like when he rides shirtless on a horse, i suppose. wendal, live at the white house. what more do we know? >> reporter: mr. obama's aides say he spoke with him three times for a total of 15-20 minutes.

they talked about the upheaval by pro-russian separatists and about his support for bashar al assad and about iran's nuclear program but there was no sign they made any progress on any issues. the body language between the two was strained. they seemed to avoid any eye contact. the sanctions the west has imposed on russia for its actions combined with falling oil prices have cost the ruble about 30% of its own. the russians continue to provide heavy weapons to the separatists. >> there is an agreement you have an agreement with the russians in kiev. the separatists must abide. by providing these types of weapons, it is clearly not in service of that process. >> u.s. officials admit, there is no sign the sanctions are changing russia's behavior. there are indications that the sanctions may be driving russia

and china closer together. >> what about president obama's meetings with the chinese president. >> reporter: the main one-on-one meetings will come overnight. the biggest achievement of the summit, what they have focused on, is an agreement to cut tariffs on information technology among 54 economies. it is the first i.t. deal in nearly 24 years. a lot of technology has become mainstream, think of gps. the deal could be worth billions in lower prices and other agreements that raise eyebrows, including a commitment to clean energy. china is bringing online ruffle one coal-poured plant every week, which is hard to square with clean energy. who pulled the trigger and finally ended the hunt for osama bin laden.

the former navy s.e.a.l. who said he fired the shot is ready to tell his story. he has done just that to our own peter doocy. what he saw in the terror leader's hideout. he sat down with peter who is here in studio to talk about this event and this special that debuts tonight. i am watching a situation going on outside our building in mid-town manhattan. many of you have been to the diamond district. that's 47th street between 5th and 6th avenue veneer rockefeller center. you can spit there from here. that is a very, very, very high security place. millions upon millions upon millions of stuff is in there. there is a weird armed robbery apparently going on right now. we can't get a lot of details but we know they are clearly blocking off the street and there are suggestions that maybe people are being held against their will. we will get the details together

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police confirmed there has been an armed robbery. they confirm at this moment it is an ongoing situation. in new york city police parlance, that means, we don't have anybody yet. we are still working this thing. there are a lot of people in the street. i bring this to your attention, because this is the hub of millions upon millions upon millions of dollars in jewelry and diamonds. the largest of its kind in all the world and it is a block away from us. is that scary? yes, it is often scary. today, there is an armed robbery underway and there are rumblings

out there that somebody may be held against their will. we don't have that confirmed. i can't tell you that yet. if there are any developments, i will bring them to you. >> they told us a couple of things. we are going to read you in and they said a few names that didn't make sense. a few of us were talking a couple days later about this person, this person. why would they be there? it is bin laden. if they found him, we are going to get them. >> the man who says he killed osama bin laden opens up about firing the deadly shot into his head. it premiers tonight in hannity's normal time slot. tonight and tomorrow night. the reason we have this is because of peter doocy who sat down with this navy s.e.a.l. >> thank you, shep. >> i met this guy a long time ago through a third party. after that, tell me about this guy. >> after that, this is a guy who

originally was not going to tell the story, specially not like this. something happened this summer. he didn't see it coming. i didn't see it coming and i was there. he changed his mind. now is the time. let's do it. how would we do it? we made a plan. >> you just became buddies. over time, did you talk about this? had he told you things aside from the one big thing? >> when i first met him, i did not know he was the guy that killed osama bin laden. everybody that we talked to who knows about this story who would know, says that he is the guy that pulled the trigger, the shot that took bin laden's life. we are very excited about everything that's in this show tonight. >> he says that he knew. he says he knew in advance he was goi to either die one way, die another way or be held

captive forever. >> think about that. something that we have that no one else has really ever reported on is what do you do if your boss tells you, we need you to do something really important for the country, you and your whole team. it will be really hard to get ready. you are probably going too die before it is even done. who do you talk to? what do you say? we have all of that fro perspective from the hours and days before the mission and right after. >> frankly, i must say, i have known about this for quite a while. a few of us inside the building have known that you have got this. >> i was speaking to one of our bosses. he said, think of all the people on all the planet, 8 billion of them. who is the one you would most like to shake the hand of. it is hard to find somebody higher on the totem pole than this guy. he talked about the particular experience that stepeter just mentioned. >> the more we trained, the more

we realized this is going to be a one-way mission. we are going to go and not come back. we are going to die when the house blows up. we are going to die when he blows up or be there too long and get arrested by the pakistani and spend the rest of our short lives in pakistani prison. >> the thing that most of us do not stand that have served in the way they have. you could go into something like this knowing and do it anyway. he thinks that he is going to die going into this mission and then they live. he walks us through the thought process and realize, we just killed osama bin laden and we are going to land in afghanistan and present his dead body to the boss. >> that must have been one hell of a chopper ride? >> this is something where everybody just wants to shake his hands. >> i have known rob for a long time. >> like years? >> like years. sometimes when he is sitting there talking about something, you think, this is the last

person to see osama bin laden alive. i used to be freaked out the george washington bridge was going to blow when my dad was driving to work in the city. we grew up in fear. there was that one night when the team killed him. rob o'neill is a big part of that mission. it gives you chills to hear some of the things he says. >> once we announced we were doing things, everybody and their mother jumped on this. at some point, we all came to realize, this guy has a target on his back. he talks about his family. how is he dealing with that and how did he make this decision? >> i don't want to explain how he made that decision. we do cover that. we were there with him as the spark went off, the light switch. he is a very thoughtful guy. he has been dealing with threats his entire career, since 9/11. he has been doing some of the most dangerous stuff. this is a guy that's been there and done that, the dirty work

that most of us know p has but we don't know how it happens and we have no idea how dangerous or scary this stuff really is. so he weighs the security concerns and talks about that. ultimately, he decided this is what he wanted to do and this is how he wanted to do it. >> others have had input on this. i have seen them on the hater channels. people say, he should never have done that. how does he take that, because of what he has experienced, not worth considering? >> out of everything out there, some of it is accurate. some of it is not. rob o'neill is very excited to share his story tonight. >> you decided to do this as a two-hour special. i was asking some of the executives. are we stretching this out to two days? the answer was, no, we are cramming it into two days. there is so much. this man's life is so interesting. his missions, plural, have been so fascinating.

they are like, we could have spent more time on this. we wanted to boil it down on veterans day and the next day and give people some degree of understanding of what this took. >> the bin laden raid is not the only raid that he was on, that big blockbuster movies have been made about. we talk about all of that. rob is very clear, it is not just about him. anybody on this team could have taken the shot. he took the shot. he explains what it was like to meet bin laden for a second. >> i can't wait to see it. i wonder what it has been like. >> you are friends with the rich and famous. you are on tv. peter, you have a big tv family. you met a lot of people but to be around this sort of humble, everyday guy except for the secrets that you knew, is there something that differentiates him from all the rest of us. talking to him, you can tell that he has seen it all.

he is clearly a badass. i think i can get away with that today. he is very grounded. he does not seem at all freaked out by the stuff that he has seen but he is humbled by it. he no he knows how lucky he is to have survived his s.e.a.l. career. >> i remember when you came in here we used to call him baby doocy, because he is steve's son but now you have earned all your stripes and been a terrific correspondent. all of us in this room have always been very impressed with your work. i wonder how you are handling all this. they are dragging you around like some piece of tv meat too. >> i am very excited. i have never been as excited about anything as i am tonight. >> not even christmas? >> well. >> peter doocy, thanks for coming in. >> proud of you. >> shangthanks, shep.

>> tonight, 10:00 ooeeastern an again at 10:00 pacific. i think i'm nervous being around peter doocy. a protest has turned deadly after a series of stabings and other attacks. this is about a series of events that has many in the middle east concerned that we may be on the brink of a third intifada. we will get the response from the israeli prime minister on very difficult days in the middle east coming up.

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#. a live look here in well done springs, missouri. the governor is saying the national guard will be on stand by when a grand jury's decision on whether to indict a ferguson police officer in the aftermath of the unarmed teenager is announced to be public.

that is to be announced sometime this month. the governor is calling for peaceful protests. and protesters to work with law enforcement to find people that want to commit crimes. violence will not be tolerated. the people of ferguson said they are concerned the violence will flair up again if they decide not to indict the police officer. we are moderating the news conference. should there be any more news from it, i'll bring it to you right away. israeli troops shot and killed a palestinian man. soldier opened fire because they could not control the crowd with tear gas and rubber bullets. this is but the latest in a long string of violence between the israelis and the palestinians. the palestinian president abbas accused israel of trying to start a religious war.

that's a quote. benjamin netanyahu called the palestinian leader irresponsible and accused him of promoting the violence. investigators sayed a palestinian stabbed to death a 20-year-old israeli soldier in tel-aviv and another palestinian killed an israeli woman at a bus stop. some palestinians are accusing israeli activists of trying to control a holy site in jerusalem. they call it the temple mount. muslims call it the sanctuary. it comes after a deadly war in the summer. edward "skip" is here. thank you. >> it is nice being with you. >> been covering this since a pup journalist 25 years ago. is anything leading to the previous intifadas.

>> you have that right. the ingredients that are really volatile, the religious issues and the israeli arabs that are riled up and the rhetoric of the leaders out there. it is volatile. >> the rhetoric is from leaders on both sides. >> yes, it is. >> do you see any sense that leaders on one side or the other are going to be able to come together with some words or actions that will stop this or is it inevitable. >> by my nature, i don't believe things are. they have not helped the situation with with their rhetoric. this is a point in which often outsiders and the united states has been that party many, many times. it has been able to step in and bridge the rhetoric. i don't know whether the secretary is going to be willing to get himself involved yet again now. this is quite a volatile situation.

you are quite right. >> when you speak to people on either side of this conflict, fact be told, they both have their points of legitimacy andian and i ilyilllegitimacy. how do you get past that part? >> this is very hard. in the conversations that i have participated in when i was in government, you have to put your hands up and say, time-out, guys. we are not going to do history lessons. we have a situation described as "x," "y," and "z." let's talk about that. skip, we have to go. news is breaking. thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> pleasure to be with you. the breaking news is that of a school bus that has overturned in princeton town, new jersey. i want to take you to the wall. we are told several people are hurt. we don't know how badly hurt are

they. the trees are changing colors in this part of new jersey. the leaves haven't fallin ofen . princeton, south new jersey, south of new york city. it is 3:40 in the afternoon. the bus would have potentially at least been carrying students. we can't know that at this point. we can hope the bus overturned after clearly another car is involved. see this. i don't know. i can't give you context on that. i can only tell you that's a messed-up one. oh, my goodness. that's a school bus. it looks to be not a full-length school bus. clearly, there is a crash. that school bus, at least those two, have been involved. medics are on scene. these pictures are coming through the facility of wnyw.

these pictures are courtesy of wpbi, sky fox in the princeton, new jersey area. sky fox over the scene of a school bus crash. route 206 north of hutchinson drive in the city of princeton. this happened just after the turn of 3:00. just at the top of this newscast. sky fox was showing an overturned bus and at least three people loaded into stretchers. this highway, not a major one. two lanes in each direction. route 206 currently closed. no word from the school on whether passengers on that school bus were students or the extent of their injuries. as we get more out of princeton, new jersey, we will bring it to you right away. the convicted murderer, jodi arias, could soon be a free woman if defense attorneys get their way.

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bottom line, ask your doctor about linzess today. defense attorneys have asked the judge to free convicted killer, jodi arias and dismiss all areas. they claim investigators destroyed key evidence on the computer that belonged to her ex-boyfriend, travis alexander, the man she admits she killed. local media admits most of the files deleted were important graphic and may have included images of children. what's more, police have previously testified there was no pornography on that computer. we are still waiting to are the police to comment on this latest defense motion. you will remember, a jury convicted jodi arias of killing her ex, stabbing him 27 times, slitting his throat from

ear-to-ear and firing a shot through his forehead just for good measure. jurors deadlocked on whether she should get the death penalty for that little string of things. a new sentencing trial is underway right now. ashley merchant joins us. she is a criminal defense attorney and with us live z ashley, this guy is clearly a victim. i don't understand why it would matter if he had porn on his computer or not. you know how much evidence we have of any of this? not a bit. what is this? >> it is a hail mary where they are just trying to save their client's life. they are try tog sing to say, t government didn't play by the rules. because they didn't, you need to take the death penalty off the table. they are seeking to throw anything off to i sa, csay, can please take this death penalty off the snatable.

the judge can now take this off the table. >> there are four options? >> the first option is the judge could direct a verdict of not guilty. she could undo the trial verdict where they found her guilty and she could actually direct a not guilty verdict. the second option is that she could actually then also reverse what the jury did the first time around and say, you know what, i'm going to order a new trial. the third option is it that she could take the death penalty off the table. the fourth option is she could do nothing. she could decide this evidence is not that important, not that egregious and just decide not to do anything. >> we know, they have admitted there is some porn on there. >> they have. it looks bad. texas could be facing perjury charges. they made a big deal out of this during the trial. the government argued there was no porn on this computer. it undermined arias credibility. if the government hadn't argued that at trial, it wouldn't be

such a big issue. because they did, they did try to undermine her credibility, it now becomes an issue. >> ashley merchant live with us. we will let our viewers know the minute we know. >> this whole scene outside our building has changed a lot. this is 47th street. this is 6th avenue. the diamond center on the northeast center of that. this is the diamond district. normally, traffic would be headed towards times square over there. lots of people would be outside to get you to come in and buy diamonds. somebody has attempted an armed robbery right here in the middle of the day at 3:00 on a warm fall day. in they went. >> if there is a more secure area than this street, i have never seen it.

>> there is a camera on everiant hill. there are conflicting reports. police do not talk about what happens on this street. they do not talk about it. no talking. there are conflicting and got what they wanted and left or whether they came in and got stuck in there and now there's a barricade. it doesn't look like there was because a few minutes ago people were walking around. now they set up the police tape. i don't think this vehicle has anything to do with anything. it just happened to be there. the scene is down there. they just brought in a huge blue and white new york police bus, full-on bus down there. but when you see a police officer like that one standing around casually that does not suggest to me there are hostages involved here or this police officer here. not hos statages involved. it looks to us that maybe whatever has happened has happened. this is one thing i bet you a lot on, a lot, whatever they got here, whatever they got we'll

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took place, may, in fact, have tried or may try to exit from that location into an adjacent building. i've also been told that the police have looked at surveillance video nearly half an hour of it and they continue here on the scene. police bus just pulled down the street a few moments ago. here you can see police wearing what looks like paramilitary equipment. so we've not had an official statement from the police regarding specifically what they believe is taking place here, but from what i'm witnessing here on the street, it clearly looks like there is concern that the bad guys, the robbers, are still in this location. they may be trapped in the building. they may be trying to exit this location into an adjacent building. so the situation here remains tense. both sides of the street, completely sealed off. there is police tape here. one thing worth noting is that there was the vterans day

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