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the biggest al qaeda-linked group in syria is joining the islamic state in the fight against their enemies. coming together to fight as one. that is according to sources who spoke with the -- that from re joint chiefs of staff chairman general martin dempsey, he and the defense secretary testified in congress today. they told lawmakers that the united states is making progress, but they warned americans to be ready for a very long and difficult fight. secretary hagel knocked down recent reports there was some sort of strategy change in the works, but even though president obama has promised again and again that u.s. troops will not go into combat, general demsey says he may recommend that. >> i'm not predicting at this point i would recommend that those forces in mosul and along the border would need to be

accompanied by u.s. forces but we're considering it. >> you heard him say any such troops would accompany iraqi forces but make no mistake. americans would be fighting side-by-side with the iraqis. in the meantime, there's word the leader of isis is not only alive, he is in essence challenging the united states and its partners to bring the best fighters to him. that leader, of course, is abu bakr al baghdad. he recorded a message strowing to fight to the last man standing. the video shows he did survive a recent airstrike. the message is full of propaganda and claims the u.s. airstrikes are failing and the has to send in ground troops to their death and destruction. jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon. so there's not a strategy change here but we're not new at this, and it's clear what is happening.

>> well, what is interesting, shepard, is general demsey was basically talking about when and in the iraqi military gets ready to take mosul -- he has said it before. he has hinted under what circumstances he might need to recommend u.s. ground force join the iraqi forces. >> there's some places along the path that will be fairly complex terrain for them, including, for example, mosul, and eventually as they need to restore the border between robb -- robb and syria. >> the pentagon is pending $300,000 an hour in iraq. some lawmakers threatening not to pass a spending bill that would cover the money need by the pentagon to send troops to iraq at so-called advisers. >> what do we know about al qaeda in syria teaming up with the islamic state fighters? >> we have just learned about a secret meeting that multiple syrian opposition forces told ap

reporters took place on november 2nd at a farmhouse in a town west of aleppo. represents of of isis, the two leading jihaddist groups in syria which had been at war with each other, their representatives reportedly met and agreed to team up to fight against the kurdish forces the u.s. is backing in northern syria. in other words they will stop fighting each other for now in order to defeat the kurds and other u.s.-backed forces, including the free syrian army. another example just how messy and complicated the fight in syria and is how even limited u.s. involvement is uniting the jihaddists. this is an iraq-first policy. >> jennifer, thank you. let's dug -- dig in deeper. mr. ambassador, thank you. >> it's clear that if your

strategy is to degrade and destroy isis or your goal is to degrade and destroy isis, the strategy is not one that will work. are they beginning to let us know that at some point we're going to join this war with ground forces, war that could last for decades. >> i think they are preparing us for a long-term commitment but there are two things. one is us cooperating with the iraqi forces and the real major trackic question is going to be whether we decide that this strategy of arming the syrian rebels in syria will ever work, and whether, especially in light of this united front, that there's going to be any hope if we don't have a strategy for the assad regime. >> so, what sort of a strategy would we be talking about in regards to assad? >> i think you heard ed royce last night lay out a scenario where, if we laid out a vision or plan that would involve a

post-asaud sirarch that programs ground presence on the ground there, would be able to come into a situation where we could squeeze isis, isil, from iraq in the east and then have a turkish force that comes down from the concerning thing about sending ground troops in, done matter what people think about it. once we're in there, getting out is going to be real difficult because these enemies tend to feed response themselves. i wonder if you think, if we do get in n there on the ground, if we ever get out of there, especially since al baghdad said, come on, we wants us there. >> we're fuel for a the idealal fire that has been ignited and until there's a vacuum filled with authority, some sort of economic and infrastructure stability, there's going to be a

vacuum there, and we would be there for the long haul, which we really can't afford to be. we have to put a situation in where that vacuum gets filled, and the only way you're going to do it is pushing them out of iraq and having a regime change in syria. >> to when you have to be motivated to win, clearly the iraqis, whom we trained with billions of dollars, were not motivated or, in their hundreds of up thousands of numbers would have been able to push back this small bunch of isis fighters but didn't. isis fighters are motivated bay screwed up rearview mirror how do you moat vase iraqis who think of themselves more in sectarian ways? how do you motivate them to fight for their country when that's not where their heads are at? >> the kurd are motivated, but the sunnis were marginalized under the mall ky government and have to be shown the brutality of this regime. beheadings, attacks on school

children, forced marriages, and bring that to the light of day, and that's not the kind of society that a normal iraqi wants to live in. >> how does this become anything other, though, than a sunni vs. shia fight? if you don't have nationalistic tendencies here, wouldn't you revert to the thing that is most important and wouldn't it be a sunny and shia fight with americans mixed up in the middle of it? >> that's not where we want to be. the only way that's not going to happen if major powers in the rejob, saud diz, gulf nations, iranians, see the larger costs of having this escalate, because they're going to be drawn in, and this could threaten the regimes in those countries, and i you look at the stakes for them, having this spiral out of control is -- would be a very big problem. >> iran is already in there as well. mr. ambassador, thank you. president obama reportedly set to unveil a big immigration overhaul, one that uses his executive powers to go around the congress.

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minority leader. republicans re-elected the house speaker john boehner. analysts expect democrats to vote next week to keep nancy pelosi as house minority leader. senator mcconnell says it would be a, quote, big mistake for president obama to got alone on immigration. a source close to the white house tells fox news the president is planning to unveil a plan dish said a five-point peninsula -- it's a ten-point plan that affects five million people and a plan to overhaul u.s. immigration policy through executive action. the source says the president would make the announcement as early as next week. the plan reportedly includes suspending deportation for millions of undocumented immigrants, it would beef up border secure and pay raises for immigration officers. of course, that first one that is causing all the trouble. the president said he would take action on immigration if congress did not do so by the end of the year. clearly it will not do so. the white house says the

president has not made a final decision but will retract any executive order if the house approves the immigration reform bill that the senate already passed. so where are we? mike emanuel is live on capitol. republicans are pushing back as expected. >> that's right, and a source in the room says house speaker john boehner's message to husband republican members is that he warned president obama that if he goes forward with what boehner called executive amnesty, it would kill the chances of getting innings reform done during hi presidency and would jeopardize other issues as well. a short time ago the senate republican leaders' message, he blasted the president's actions since last week's elections. >> we'd like for the from recognize the reality that he has the government he has negotiate one he wishes he had, and work with i us to improve the immigration system. >> timing is a concern here on capitol hill. if the president goes forward with it, as soon as next week,

that would be before they've passed a government funding bill which runs out december 11th, and would add extra drama, but mcconnell was clear in saying, few moments ago, no default, no government shutdown. >> the idea of immigration reform is very popular one according to polls across the nation. many in congress are for it as well. right? >> that's right. and there is a group of lawmakers who have been very frustrated that the president put this on the back burner until after the election. they wanted him to do it this summer. and their message today is, go big, and go bold. >> we want the president to make sure that this thanksgiving is a thanksgiving that is bountiful in pleasing for millions of immigrants in this nation that have been waiting for a chance to come out of the shadow. >> the white house is hoping that the threat of executive action will force the house to maneuver and get this bill

passed, but the house is saying if the president i takes that step it will jeopardize immigration and other issues as well. >> mike emanuel, thank you. in ukraine, we have a horrible mess on our hand. officials are warning that a russian attack could be imminent at prosch russian rebels advance of government troops in the east. the security situation is deteriorating in rebel-controlled areas and russia has been gathering more troops and military equipment along the border with ukraine. for months now ukrainian and western leaders have accused russia of sending its forces across the border and supplying the rebels. and there is absolutely evidence that this has indeed happened, but russian officials deny any troop movement. they're not telling the trouble. ukrainian foibles and the rebels agreed to a so-called cease fire in september but it has failed to stop the fighting which takes place speech -- each day. a father accused over leaving

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19 minutes past the hour. the lawyer for the guy accused of murdering his 22-month-old child by leaving him to roast to death in a hot car, has asked a judge for two separate trials. one for the murder charges, and then another trial that involves charges that the father had been sexting with an underage girl.

legal analysts say the move could help the father, ross harris, because jurors in the murder trial would not hear about the sexting allegationss' also say it's unlike he the judge will grant the request. investigators in georgia say that on the day the child died ross harris was exchanging nude photos with several women ask a teenaged girl. it happened back in june. cop says the dad left his son, cooper, in the car for seven hours while he was at work and the temperatures outside were in the 90s. ross harris sis it was a mistake. he forgot to take cooper to day care. the prosecutor says his story does not add up. investigators say the toddler's parents had two life insurance policies on the little boy and that the father and the mother both admitted to researching hot car deaths online though father's lawyer is asking the judge to drop evidence in the case because he says the cops

didn't properly inform his client of his miranda rights. >> i had a dollar for every motion like that filed i could retire. that's par for the course. >> but the separating of the sexting alsoes from the other -- >> these are omnibus motions, and he wasn't read his miranda murder warnings and you try 0 to get as much thrown out and give the judge as many opportunities to give you evidence you normally wouldn't be entitled to until right the eve of trial. so if you get something hailed of time it gives you a head-ups. regarding a severance motion, to sever the two cases into two, what is happening here is, the sexting accusations probably would not come in at the murder trial. the issue would be, it's firmly in the judge's purview -- the

judge's decision, the probative value. the useful value of the jurors knowing the sexting, does that outwage the prejudice? that gives tremendous prejudice against the defendant when you hear about what he was sexting. so it's up to the judge to let the evidence in or out. if they separate the trials it probably wouldn't come in. if they don't separate the trial, itself will come in. >> here's what they laid out for us. the picture. mom and dad, separately or death, but both of them have researched people dying in hot cars, and after that, dad goes to work, leaves the child in the car and while he is in inside at work and his son is dying in the car, he is sending nude pictures with a couple of women ask a teenage girl, and then he gets done with the day, comes out to the car, and there's the ted son. and during the day he actually win to the car answer. you telling me the sexting allegations are so --

>> well, the first part, about the research? if i'm the judge, i'm allowing that in i believe the usefulness of that outweighs the prejudice, as prejudicial as it is, that is right on point to what the person is charges with. the sexting, you can have a conversation that, the fact he was having a love affair with a goat, how does that -- or anyone else, what does that have to do with killing hid child? that's the argument the defense attorney would make. and of course the prosecutor will say, this is all part of one thing, one mens rea. what is going on in his mind, what's driving him market valeting him? it's the research on the killing, the sexting, want to get out of this relationship, and then the ultimate act of the death. >> if you're the authorities can you get to the wife to flip on the husband. >> can try to almost be malpractice not to. he's going jail, this wasn't

your -- for the sake of your child and the sake of justice, please, tell us what happened. tell us everything and we'll give you the key to the jail. >> life insurance policies are held up but if they're found not guilty, do they get the money. >> if they found they didn't do anything wrong or it was an accident, negligence, mistake, that is what insurance is for when people make mistakeses but not when people do things intentionally. >> it sure is a horrible o >> it's disgusting. so sad. wow. >> thank you, arthur. >> thank you. >> officials aiming to ban all tobacco sales in one town, held a hearing last night. oh, nelly. >> this is america! >> all right. this hearing is closed. thank you all for coming. >> some 500 people crowded the board of health hearing in

westminster, massachusetts, north and west of boston. only a few people were able to speak before the board members ended the meeting saying, quote, the crowd are getting out of control. cops had to escort out both board members. they want to ban the sale of everything tobacco related from cigars to electronic cigarettes. it's never been done before. there's word that bono lost his luggage. not at the airport. it fell out of his jet mid-flight. fell out. that means a door opened somewhere. what happened? >> that's right. scary flight for bono. luckily just the luggage he lost. he was flying from dublin to berlin, when reports say a hatch on the rear of the plane opened up. and this is similar to the plane he was flying in. the daily mail is saying that when that hatch -- the lear jet. when the hatch opened, luggage flew out. may have lost some clotheses maybe some sunglasses, but

airport officials are sin -- saying the flying landed safely no deprecisionize -- depressureizeation, he don't seem to worried about it. he is a good guy. >> doesn't have any luggage. >> safety is what matters, though. any thank you. your car knows a lot about you. ever thought about this? it might not only know where you've been and how you got there but i may even communicate with the other cars about where you're going. that's the idea for the future, the cars talk to each other electronically. how much of your information will stay private? car companies are addressing that. the never before released 9-1-1 call that came in a teenage shooter as he killed his classmates at a high school. among the calls, one from a hero

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more headlines from the fox news deck. crews today repaired the wind dough that firefighters sawed open yesterday to rescue the window washers outside one world trade center. one window washer called his wife after a cable gave away and said, take care of my children. before rescuers pulled them into safety. >> the number of initial jobless claims stayed below 300,000 last week for the ninth week in a row. the longest stretch since the year 2000. according to the labor department. it. >> a guy with a machete tried to hold up a so store but was no match for this clerk with the pole. he left without taking a darn

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>> emergency responders have now released the 9-1-1 calls from a deadly shooting last month at a high school in washington state. >> there was a shooting at marysville pilchuck high school in the cafeteria. >> are you right there? >> they're shooting at the school use, the daughter test texted me there were shots fired at the high school. >> you can hear the panic in vows of parents and students. >> black t-shirt elm that's all i know. >> you have no idea where he is at? >> i don't know. i just ran out. >> some ran to neighbor's home. >> they're inside my house. they say crawled over my back fence to get away from the shooter. >> as tops rushed to the scene, worker thursday the school

office made an urgent request. >> ambulances asap. >> do you have reports of somebody injured? >> we do. i had a program run in saying we need ambulances asap. >> but the clearest information came from this teacher who had just coven fronted the gunman and watched him kill himself. >> i'm in the cafeteria. i have the shooter, one shooter. blood is everywhere. i do not see the gun. have -- >> the shoot center. >> i am looking at him. i need help. >> help arrived too late to save the four teenaged victims who died of their injuries. but as students were united with parents, it became clear that more of. the might have been in harm's way had the teacher not been there to slow down the shooter. >> a high school student. i don't know how old he is. i saw him before he shot himself. i do not know his name. >> his name was jaylen fryberg.

investigators described him as a popular freshman what was apparently targeting his cousins and his friends. in ferguson, missouri, attorneys for the family of michael brown are asking protesters and police to please show restraint. once a grand jury announces its decision as to whether the police officer who shot and killed the unarmed 18-year-old should face charges. the a couple of days ago the governor called for people who choose to protest to do so peacefully. some demonstration officers the summer turned violin. but it was not just protesters. video captured police using very aggressive tactics, including opinioning a rifle at protesters and making threats. today attorneys for michael brown's family says the governor should have told the cops to act peacefully as well. >> they have been too many reports of excessive behavior and agitation by police officers. which have resulted in the outburst of the kind that the

governor described by otherwise peaceful demonstrators. >> the governor said the national guard will be on standby for when the jurors announce the decision. the decision is expected sometime this month. that's all they're willing to tell us. the forensic investigator whom brown's family hired to do an autopsy, testified today in front of the grand jury. his name, dr. michael bodden. he is also a fox news contributor. he became famous during the o.j. simpson trial. he performed the private autopsy for the family in august. st. louis county investigators conducted their own, as did the justice department. what did the doctor tell the jurors, garrett? >> we know a little bit. all along we have heard very conflicting reports of just how it was that michael brown was shot. was he surrendering or was he the aggressor? autopsy reports are supposed to help investigators gate bert idea what happened in this case,

dr. bodden's report matched win the medical examiner, except the county roz report found gunshot particulate on the teen0s thumb, meaning the shootos fired at close range. that supports officer darren wilson's reported account of the events that brown grabbed the officer's gun before it went off in a struggle. the body had already been cleaned by the time dr. bod 'performed his autopsy. the brun's family's attorney say he is requested to examine the tissue. >> where is the grand jury in the process? >> well, it's a 12-person jury, nine white, three black. the meet every wednesday to hear evidence and the group is now meeting several days a week whenever they're all available. since the beginning the brown family attorneys have not been a fan of this grand jury process. they said they simply don't

trust it. that's because the county prosecutor's office is the one presenting the evidence and they have been calling for him to be replaced all along. he said it's just hard to believe that they are going to do that in a fair manner. again, this verdict that we're expecting to come, sometime later this month and out of the 12 jurors, nine are needed in order for darren wilson to be indicted. >> officials at major car companies are claiming they will protect the information that your car collects about your driving habits. like where you have been, how you got there and what youyear doing behind the wheel. in all, these 19 automakers have sent a joint letter to the federal trade commission, claiming they will make sure that the data does not get into the hands of advertisers or government agencies without the driver's consent. they'll make sure. gerri willis is with us. host of the willis report on fox business network just up the

dial. what kind of data do they collect? >> things that could be valuable. we're not going hand over information to authorities without a court order. think about that. maybe divorce attorneys? we they won't sell information to insurance companies, they would love know you have a lead foot and brake hard. they could charge you more. not going to tell people where you are because marketers would like to know you're passing in front of the pizza store and mayb you would stop if you another an ad. >> stop right now 20,% off. >> this information is very valuable and they could sell it. >> that's what i'm saying. the demand for the information is high and americans have expectation of privacy when they close the car doors. you think, it's just me. no. all this information could be sold. could be -- the government could

decide they want it. who knows who wants it. and it's worth a lot. this is what they call mega data. and let me tell you, marketers have a field day. the detail in this letter, i think, is interesting. they say, we won't sell it to marketers unless you agree to it. so if you think that box and you're not paying attention on the web, maybe your stuff does go to marketers because you weren't reading closely. >> at the, gerri it there's no more privacy. >> there's no more. i'm fight can for it. >> thank you. fox business.com/channel finder. millions of americans who use prepaid debit cards could get more protection against fraudulent charges. credit card providers would have to give customers free monthly billing statements and customers would not pay anymore for $55 for charges they didn't authorize. the new rules could take effect by february next year.

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trench coat and a blender she owned. >> it's an osterir. >> the auction owner expects each item to fetch possibly a million dollars each. >> a million dollars for a blender. >> piece of history. >> a piece of work, too. thank you, chris. dozens of students in mexico missing and now presumed dead. and a mayor and his wife are under arrest. the protesters are beginning to go nuts. and they're now setting government buildings on fire. the pictures are incredible and we'm have a live report next. people with type 2 diabetes

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investigators believe corrupt cops kidnapped these 43 students and turned them over to a drug cartel, and that drug cartel reportedly shot them, piled their bodies up like cord wood, and set them on fire. prosecutors say a mayor and his wife, these two here, ordered the whole thing because the students planned to protest a speech she was going to give. prosecutors say, surprise, surprise, the mayor had ties to the cartel. that cartel's members claim to have carried out a string of murders and kidnappings in the town since the mayor was elected. the mayor and his wife were arrested last week. this picture tells the story. thousands demonstrating for weeks and you can see a crowd flipping over a car, people set fire to government buildings.

this is a state building. this is another state building here. you can see three cars back there in the back, burning in front of that building. a concrete building. and these are relatives of some of those students. they've gone to the acapulco airport and they're holding up pictures of their loved ones, wondering if there will ever be justice. casey stiegal has been following this from our dallas newsroom. what else wereuj5p learning abt the students. >> frankly, some very disturbing information about a potential crime scene because one of the suspects, not the mayor or his wife that you mentioned, someone much lower on the totem pole, reportly bragged to police how all 43 of the students were marched to land phil, ordered to dig their own grave, murdered, and then their bodies were burned in a 14-hour bonfire. the charred remains being tested for dna by forensic scientists in austria with hopes of identifying them. the protests are growing more

and more violent as parent office the kids and other citizens demand answers from the mexican government. many believe that students are still alive somewhere, perhaps the conspiracy theory. mexico's interior minister says authorities will redouble search efforts and says this investigation is still open and ongoing. >> we showed the pictures of the parents at the airport. they obviously good there bus they want outsiders to see this and get some notice. has that had an effect? >> it hasn't really had an effect but they sure jammed up operations there at the airport. some of these clashes have spilled over into acapulco. a lot of people go there to vacation. local officials say hotel occupancy rates are at 20% when they're supposed to be at 85% this time of year. earlier this week, thousands of protesters blocked access to the international airport for several hours, delaying outbound flights. some passengers seen walking on

highways with luggage amid riot police. tomorrow is seven weeks, seven weeks, since the students just up and vanished. >> casey stiegal for us. thank you. >> more headlines. we're getting a look at some of the damage from yesterday's earthquake in southern kansas. no word of any injuries. science 'tis say it was a 4.8. the strongest since a string of quakes started hitting the area year ago. >> state and federal investigators are looking into whether hydraulic fracturing or fracking is causing this in kansas and oklahoma. oil and gas company does nye there's any connection. >> test-fired a medium range missile. military officials say the missile can travel 500 miles. pakistans insist it's only to defend themselves. and look at this.

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our wall and it's very large. it's more than 13,000 feet long. five times the helping of the world's tallest building. the spacecraft on the other hand, this is the spacecraft, and a wide picture and that's the comet. it's about the size of a washing machine. so it's small thing, a little speck on the camera there inside the red circle. european scientists say the spacecraft landed somewhere in this red cross, but when it landed it bounced. had an issue anchoring effort and bounced not once but twice. the first bounce, took two hours to come back down. it's stuck in darkness. it's partially shaded and that could be a problem because the spacecraft is solar powered and has to have sunlight to function so if scientists don't move it,

it could run out of power and die. you never know what you're going to get. how can they fix this? >> they're going to try to orient the solar panels a little bit, maybe get more sunlight on them, or maybe even adjust the landary little bit, but doing either could jeopardy days everything they've got as it. that's because the lander is delicately balanced of two of its three landing pods. one is not touching the ground. so despite numerous issues, it's still delivering historic pictures and science that includes this first panoramic, 360-degree pan. you spin yourself in a fill circle around, that is exactly what your view would be 36. all that elation we saw yesterday in germany, it turned out to be not for naught but it was actually bouncing in the

middle of a two-hour freefall. fortunately landed upright. >> if they don't make improvements here so it can see the sun, how long until i dies. >> the primary battery was only supposed to last 66 hours so in all likelihood this lander will die sometime on saturday. that may mean it won't be able to drill into the comp met for analysis on earth. it's up against the clack. was in shadow all but one hour a day. however three more instruments go online tomorrow. this lander flew four billion miles over ten years and landed on the comet within 100 meters of where it was supposed to. >> do our best to make even more than -- we are at the limit of what is humankind could do 20 years ago, and to what we're doing now. please do not put the failure of the system. it's gorgeous where we are. >> more fascinating photos from the comet are expected tomorrow

morning, and you see all these scienceties in europe, leather jackets, cool scarves, drinking wine. perhaps we can upgrade the kennedy space center for the orion test flight. >> good to see you, pal. there's a tiger on the loose. stay tuned. óqoqúúñ@

there's a tiger playing tourist near paris. people told to stay inside after people noticed the thing walking around. only a few miles from disneyland paris but they don't keep tigers there. don't know where he is from. >> on this day in 1979, the basketball star darryl dawkins shatter head is first backboard and would go on to smash many more. he called this. chocolate thunder. had nicknames for this dunks, like look out below. the nba installed shatter proof

backboards. that was 35 years ago today. everybody is laughing. the joke is on me. >> the dow is up again. we set another record. life is good enjoy your day. >> put the olive branch away. tonight, fox on top of both sides digging in, as democrats and republicans pick their teams, pick their feets and we're talking a lot of fights. get ready. this lame duck session has only just started quacking. >> welcome everybody. i'm neil cavuto. maybe it was harry reid giving elizabeth warren potential lay bigger role is in senate, or nancy pelosi saying she never heard of jonathan gruber, or the president still going forward