switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. retty disturbing video we showed you just going to break. i want to show this to you again. some american sailors wearing civilian clothing in istanbul, turkey, suddenly they are attacked by a group of angry and violent protesters, all of it caught on camera. take a look at what happened. >> we want you to get out of our land! go home! go home! go home! >> that's probably the more harrowing part where bags are put over their heads. but luckily this is how it ends. they get out of there. they make a quick exit and then they run. so "yankee, go home," rocks being thrown at them. again, this is in istanbul, turkey. barbara starr is live for us at the pentagon on this one. barbara, that video is really alarming. but is the situation in turkey as alarming? >> reporter: well, what u.s. navy and military officials are telling us is this video is appalling, disturbing. but they don't believe it really reflects the relationship between the american people and the people of turkey and the two go

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switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. built for business. >>> let's take a look at the markets. the nasdaq is up by 36 points. this is the best day for november for the nasdaq. and trading bo the record close, not yet above the intraday high, but we have been following this here on "street signs." >> as we talked about the bears repeating, get this, 2,056 is the five-day moving average. if we finish above that level today or down a point or two, that will be the longest stretch above the five-day moving average since 1928. let's repeat that, it would confirm that the s&p 500 is in the middle and part of the nasdaq, i know jonathan just looked at the s&p, it's in the middle of probably the greatest 30-day rally in the history of the u.s. stock market. >> it's incredible. mind you, when you say 1928, we all know what happened after that. >> but to jonathan's point, a lot of data only goes back to 1928 due to certain types of records. but a lot of the stuff we throw out, like 1928, that was also a boom year but you never know

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. ilt for business. >>> tell me about the letters you wrote your kids. >> i won't one to pretty much >> it was more of an explanation of why we went and why i am not afraid. we are the best people in the world and we are going on a most important mission. like washington crossing the delaware. yeah, i was sad. there were tears in the pages. i am going to call people and explain why. you think they will not understand? >> yeah, the piece of paper tha they would have for their whole life. >> yeah. >> that piece of paper would be the last advice they ever got. >> yes. >> from their dad. >> yes. >> what did you say? >> like i talked about their weddings, wishing them happiness, take care of their mom. you know, there were some apologies in there, sorry i'm not around. the first thing i did when i got home was shred them. i don't know if i am happy about that, but they're gone. >> why did you shred them? >> i didn't want to read them, i didn't want anybody to read them. >> why? >> it didn't h

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switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back to "hannity." although president obama wants you, the american people, to think his expansive executive action on immigration is not de facto amnesty, can he really be trusted? after all his track record is far from clean. >> i know some of the critics of this action call it amnesty. well, it's not. if you like your health care plan, you can keep your hlt care plan. i know some of the critics of this action call it amnesty. well, it's not. we will keep this promise to the american people. if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor. period. >> here with reaction to the emperor's immigration plan, the author of the number one "new york times" best seller that has sold more than a million copies, things that matter. fox news contributor dr. charles krauthammer. sir, give me your initial reaction. and now that you've had a day to think about it, what do you think? >> well, i guess if you like your constitution, you can't really keep y

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switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. >>> welcome back to "america's news headquarters." the white house now considering its options for replacing departing secretary of defense chuck hagel. who are the front runners to get the post? joining us now is joe huff of nevada. thank you so much for joiping us. >> good morning. >> so who do you think should be the next secretary of defense. i know that's a loaded question. >> there are certainly many qualified candidates being discussed. i think the bigger issue is not so much who it will be, but how the white house will employ that section secretary of defense. we've heard them all talk about the micro management of the department of defense, so it's not going to necessarily be that, but how the administration will use that next secretary of defense to address the challenges we face. >> and you released a statement regarding hagel's resignation. in that, you said in part that there are certain opinions that are not welcomed by this white house. talk to us a little bit more about

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switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. built for business. >> >>> she passed away last week after a very long battle with ovarian cancer. diem brown was only 34 years old. she rode to fame on mtv's real road challenge. she blogged in for people.com. 34 years. so young. talk about how ferocious and how aggressive ovarian cancer is. and maybe it's insidious. >> i want to talk about diem brown. i knew her personally. she's the sister of megan brown. and diem was all about courage. we're starting to think that maybe ovarian cancer is go the is in the fallopian tubes. for her, the keyword was courage. she wouldn't give up. i found many cases of people who defied the odds. and i want to ask david about this. because david is a cancer expert. i want to know what you think of the role of courage in nightifi cancer. >> obviously losing such a beautiful lady, it's unfortunate that we lost her. that's the sad part of dealing with cancer. o this this is a very difficult disease. 14 thousand die of this. this is a silent killer. by the

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. r business. >>> it is a pain, especially forbes said i'm the richest guy of china. this is a pain because i never thought i would be and i don't want to be. i just don't want to do the things -- >> you don't want to be rich? >> no. >> you started alibaba not to be rich? >> no. >> i asked my wife do you want your husband to be the richest man or respected business. she said respected business. ye never thought we would be rich. when you are richest person in the world everybody surrounding you for money. >> one of the many reflections from alibaba's jack ma and interview with david faber that he wasn't happy being rich saying it was a great pain to be china's richest man and said he was very tired starting to feel the pressure from the record-breaking ipo and the incredible runup. >> he is a celebrity in china. he is a household name. i imagine he can't go anywhere without peace. i'm sure a lot of eyes. what in the world? a multibillionaire. i don't know complaining necessarily but he's

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business.usiness. >> right now it is estimated that 400,000 americans and 2 million people worldwide live with multiple sclerosis. many are unfamiliar with the symptoms and the diagnosis. thanks to the milestones, we are seeing more public example that is the disease is manageable and many who are diagnosed continue living active and fulfilling lives. helping to change that perception of ms is reality star jack osbourne, son of ozzy osbourne. he follows a personal journey living with lapsing remitting multiple sclerosis. >> having a strong support system with ms is i think really important and i'm very blessed that i have a great group of people to help process. the story of my life at this point. >> i'm considered jack's doctor buddy. i live mere cedar's. i have been there from the diagnosis in the emergency room. he has been poked by needles. the least i can do is roll with him. >> want me to hold your happened? >> it's quite all right. >> jack joins us live now. >> thanks for being here. par

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. or business. >> sacrifice, it is a term that military families know all to well. brave servicemen and women putting their lives on the line for our country, many suffering devastating injures and when they return home, family members put their own lives on hold to make sure loved ones get the care they need or deserve. jennifer griffin introduce us to the men and women. >> mom, i need you and that was, she was 8,000 miles away. >> they call themselves the mighty moms of walter reed and pick up pieces when their children return from war. >> we share the good and bad things and clap when they take their first steps and new bock unbreakable bonds. >> it is not just us moms, it is all the moms going through what we went through. there is hundreds of mighty moms out there. >> stacey's son mark stepped on a mine while wearing a belt of grenade. they have been in walter reed since october of 2011. >> it is hard to see your child that way and you live in the hospital room and it is your home a

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. built for business. >>> record for the dow, records for the s&p, and you've also got the triple bonus, "street talk." it's something we do every single day at this particular time. hitting analysts' calls on stocks you need to know about. first up, we have philip morris cut. >> yeah, okay, and the stock is down nearly 3%. that's basically a sell, underperforming. what are you saying? but target stays at 90 bucks. the stock is at 87.37. so really no upside. a couple bucks, whatever. simply put this, they say no reason to own it. >> fair enough. >> there you go. >> let's move on. used car retailer carmax. >> yeah, it was cut to underperform at wolf research. the target there is 50 bucks. by the way, that's about 9% below the current price for kmx. i got the note from the analyst who says the company has fewer levers to pull. aaron says it's been a big fan of the story a long time, but carmax's risk profile is rising now. no reason to own it. in fact, price target is 6 bucks below the cur

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. g down and competitors are starting to think about their daily lives. but brianna is still replaying the steer ride in her head. how do you feel? >> well, you know, i always struggle to let go of expectations and i wanted to do really well. >> you don't think you did really well? >> i wanted to do better. hopefully i'll come back and i'll be able to do a little bit better the next rodeo. >> so you haven't given up. >> i definitely haven't given up. this is something, you know, i wanted to be where people are like, hey, brianna, there was a steer rider. maybe you can ask her for advice, like i want to win and i also want to be able to turn around and help other people like i have been helped. so thank you. >> brianna came to the rodeo for a physical challenge. >> go left, go left. >> you got it. you got it. >> left, left! >> oh. >> but she's leaving with much more. >> i feel a very strong sense of love from the community. >> that sense of community has also spread to will's daughter kin

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. for business. >>> want to take you back to the story of the hour, the winter weather. and technically we are still in autumn, folks. but no matter, buffalo, new york, has basically been hit with a year's worth of snow in just three days. we are talking about five feet plus of snow and it's still coming down there. if that doesn't blow your mind, consider this -- buffalo niagara international airport is open. the runways are not only clear but the runways are dry. and, yes, you are looking at pictures from buffalo. a whole lot of flights are canceled, though, because people cannot get to the airport because the roads effectively look like this. this is not some residential side street and these are not luge tracks. this is i-90, it's an interstate. and first responders are having to get around on snowmobiles. and nonemergency travel is completely banned at this point. six people have reportedly died because of this weather. and most of that because of heart attacks. we are told a lot o

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. ilt for business. >>> a president swept into office with democratic majorities on both sides of capitol hill may end up with a republican house and senate in his final two years. joining me now around the table, former pennsylvania governor ed rendell, former mississippi governor haley barbour, democratic party spokesman mo elleithee and republican spokesman sean spicer. let me put this out there. this say president that came in on hope and change, still talking about hope and change. this is not the change he's wanting should this become an all-republican capitol hill. how does he work with that? i think if the republicans take the senate i think he has to focus on issues where there's opportunity to move forward, infrastructure, energy. assume the republican senate with the keystone pipeline bill. if i'm president obama, i send it back, put in stuff for alternative energy, the production tax credit, get an all-in energy bill, and i'll sign it. infrastructure, we've got to do somethin

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. built for business. >>> new surveillance footage helping to piece together the timeline of events from the deadly police shooting in ferguson, missouri. here you can see officer darren wilson, who shot and killed unarmed black teenager michael brown. he's leaving the police station for the hospital two hours after the shooting. accompanied by other officers and his union lawyer. here they are returning to the station about 2 1/2 hours later. a grand jury could soon decide whether or not to indict officer wilson. and here to explain what that process entails is robert saltz, a defense attorney. good to see both of you. mis missy, i'll start with you. that surveillance video, do you believe it corroborates brown's attorney's account or officer wilson's account? >> well, it's true, he doesn't necessarily look like he has an injury. but we can't really make that determination until we really look at the medical records. the tape is far away. we don't see his face. his account is there was

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business.or business. >>> hello, everybody, i'm uma pemmaraju in washington. president obama just announcing new york federal prosecutor loretta lynch is his choice to be the next attorney general replacing eric holder. if confirmed, lynch will be the first african-american woman to head the department of justice. >>> new video out this morning as we learned two americans are on their way home after north korea releases them from captivity. kenne kenneth bae and matthew miller released by the north korean government. we will have the latest in a live report coming up in about ten minutes. >>> and an additional 1500 troops deployed to iraq. president obama requesting another $5 billion for the war against isis, including the cost to send over those additional troops. coming up on america's news headquarters, we will speak with former israeli ambassador dan gillerman who will give us his take on the impact. join us. >>> new meaning for the term pc police. a group add vacating for group afraid to

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. uilt for business. >>> open enrollment for obamacare started yesterday without any of the major glitches that plagued last year's rollout. newly surfaced comments give republicans fresh to gut it. joining me around the table -- s.e. cupp, penny lee, l.z. granderson, also a cnn commentator and republican strategist mercedes schlapp. welcome all. i just want to give you a little flavor of what mr. gruber had to say and in particular, he was talking about the, the supreme court system not a tax but charging people for so-called cadillac plans and here's what he had to say. >> it's a very clever, you know, basic exploitation of the lack of economic understanding of the american voter. the american voter is too stupid to understand the difference. >> means the difference between a tax, we just didn't call it a tax so everyone believed it wasn't a tax. my question is, does this alter the debate at all? we have a new gang in town next january, and thaw i are looking at certain elements of oba

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switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. t for business. >>> let me finish tonight with the choice facing both parties the next two years. many recent presidents, eisenhower, reagan, clinton were able to end their presidencys on a high note. they did so by learning from previous mistakes. since we all learn from mistakes, that's not a bad way to operate. in football terms, president obama is about to enter the fourth quarter. some of the best games are won in this final stretch of the game. when the will to win often decides who does. there's lot of time for that. people need successful presidency. they need to be familiar with our form of government to get things done to make this a better country. the next two years are a time to deliver on that hope. that's "hardball" for now. >> tonight on "all in." >> i'm going to do what i can do through executive action. >> the president doubles down on immigration. >> impeachment would be a consideration. >> and house republicans put impeachment on the table. >> i'm urging the federal

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. ess. >>> the struggle goes on. and it's not only ferguson. there are other communities around the country where we are dealing with relationships that are not what they should be, be they official, communities, or whether a more personal level. there is an enduring legacy that has been left with us that we have to confront as a nation. >> should holder be holing on? i'm not talking about in comparing the michael brown shooting to that of 1955 that sparked the civil right fight. i'm talking about him being the head of the justice department, the very department which will be investigating brown's death after this grand jury decision. well, attorney paul millis thinks holder could be complicationing things. >> he is running the justice department. the led law enforcement officer. when he speaks people listen. people in his department listen. when he makes comments like this to people who are bee holder to holder for their jobs-it's not helpful. not helpful to the process, not helpful to

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switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. for business. >>> let's take another look at what crude is up to right now. we are sitting at 78.22. we saw an impact on equities, as well, around the close. polls tomorrow's elections are still a toss-up. but one thing we do know for sure is we have broken the record for the most spending on a midterm. the real question is, is all that money making a real difference? our own john harwood is here. what do you think? is it makes a difference in the outcome? >> i don't think money is going to be what decides the election. i think what likely is going to decide the election is a public mood that favors republicans and goes against democrats and president obama. but you've got to have money to get your message out and when you have a country that's divided as closely as the united states is, two red team and blue teams of equivalent size, you're going to have a huge draw of money to places like north carolina which is the most expensive race. colorado, iowa. all those are tipping point rac

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. business. pedestrian r . >>> escalating tensions between israel and the palestinians have again flared into deadly violence. a man was shot and killed in a west bank refugee camp thursday. his family said he was just watching the ongoing clashes. the israeli/pakistani leaders discuss the sanctuary and what the jews refer to as the temple mount. >> i will continue to make every effort to restore calm and quiet and security so that all may enjoy the religious freedom guaranteed by israeli law. but i regret to say that the palestinian authority which should also be working to calm tensions has joined hamas and other radical islamists in fanning the flames. >> we ask you to keep far away those settlers and extremists, in our holy places, keep them away from us and we'll stay away from them. we won't let them pollute our holy places. >> to india now and a doctor who performed sterilizations that sometimes caused death, is laying blame. dr. sanjay gupta discusses the women who were given pa

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. built for business. >>> a fourth victim injured in last month's tragic school shooting outside of seattle has died. andrew fryberg, the cousin of the gunman passing away last night. his family releasing a statement thanking the community for its support and prayers and asking for privacy. frid they were shot in the high school cafeteria. police say the shooter died after turning the gun on himself. earlier this week, the school reopened after being closed for a week. >>> an alleged crook in miami picks the wrong gas station clerk to mess with. uh-huh. the suspect thought he was going to walk into the station, walk out with a fistful of cash. didn't work out that way because the gun he was carrying was actually plastic. once the clerk realized that, he reached underneath the counter and chased the would-be thief out of the store. police are still looking for that silliness. >>> the last two americans held. in captivity are now free and they are on their way back home after being releas

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. for business. >>> the stage is set for the senate vote on the keystone xl pipeline. this tuesday, the republican-led house approved the bill, but it has been plagued with roadblocks, struggling to get enough support in the senate. president obama has indicated he might use his veto powers. joining us now, the bill's cosponsor, john hoven of north dakota. i want to talk to you first of all, thanks for being here. can you hear me senator? >> i can, yes. >> fantastic. so the senate is going to vote on tuesday as we've already established and as you well know. it's my understanding that you have some cokaxing to do to get enough votes for tuesday. do you feel confident? >> we have all 45 republicans on board, all 45 republican senators on board. so we need 15 democrats. the last i heard, we were at about 14. so they need one, maybe two more depending on where they're at. we'll find out tuesday if we have the 60 votes. >> so you're going to kind of play that close to the vest. >> i think t

comcast business. built for business. >>> right now, another american beheaded by isis and now word that a french citizen was involved. we'll examine the video for clues about the state of the terror group. >>> boots on the ground. president obama outlines one scenario where he would send ground troops in to fight isis. how big of an about-face did this represent? and right now, a new political scandal involving the republican party polling data and secret twitter accounts. we'll have the exclusive details. hello, i'm jim sciutto in for wolf blitzer. an act of pure evil. that's what president obama is calling the execution of american peter kassig at the hands of isis. kassig is a former army ranger who went to syria to do humanitarian work. but the video showing kassig's death is different from the rest. we want to bring in our own brian todd. what are the major differences and it might surprise our viewers to learn that this is even more gruesome than what we've seen in the past. >> it really is, jim

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business.uilt for business. >>> a police officer in florida not and killed while responding to a house fire. when the officers arrived, a gunman began shooting. as one officer approached the house, the sheriff's office says that is when the suspect picked up the deputy's gun and used it to shoot a second officer. then police say an officer living nearby threw on his bullet proof vest, grabbed his gun and van towards the house where he shot and killed the suspect. cops say the second victim in the shooting was saved by his protective vest. >>> the grand jury is expected to release its decision any day now over whether to charge ferguson police officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. some of the charges the grand jury are considering is considering include manslaughter, first degree murder, and possibly no indictment at all. weighing in on these possible results, ted williams, former dc detective, fox news contributor, and defense attorney. always good to see you, ted. let m

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. built for business. >>> time now for our "should i worry" segments. our weekly segment we talk about everything that worries us. here's a question for a viewer. say my menstrual cycle is not regular. should i worry? i'd imagine it varies in various women as to why they may have an irregular period. >> and it's usually between 28 and 30 days. and as we said for women, it's different. but if it's something that's new, then, you know, we want to look into it. and she should be concerned, not worried. so a lot of things acutely can change this. for example, if you lose a lot of weight all of a sudden or you gain a lot of weight, a lot of that estrogen changes and hormonal changes can lead to this. if you're under a lot of stress, if you don't get sleep. sleep deprivation causes all the ovulation problems. but long-term, there could be some mechanical problems. for example, she may have -- be having endometriosis. it could be fibroids. going to the gynecologist, getting a real pelvic exam,

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. built for business. caught on camera, a stunning admission from one of the are a teckets of obamacare. he claims the last of transparish is i in his words the stupidity of the american voter. get that, he is calling the american people stupid. help the obama administration get the healthcare law passed. jonathan gruber just surfacing. >> this bill was glin a tortured way it make sure cbo did not score the mandate as taxes. the bill dies. it's written to do that in terms of subsidies, get a law that said healthy people are going to pay, in made it explicit health people pay in, sick people get money it would not have passed. just like transparent lack of transparency is a huge political advantage. and basically, you know, paul the stupidity of the american voter or whatever, but basically that was really, really critical to6g)qj getting this thing to pass. it's the second best argue: look i wish mark was right and make it all transparent but i:!ox would rather have this law than not. >>

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. built for business. >>> let me finish tonight with a celebration for those celebrating the keystone pipeline. it looks like they'll be able to beat it again next year. the numbers are not there for an override of an expected veto by president obama. the vote got 59 senators today. they'll need 67 for a veto override. thanks to the voters, stl be back to the public. that's four plus 59, which makes the 6 p, four votes short of a veto override. in the house, there's no way they're anywhere near the 290 votes needed to override next year. it looks like president obama is the victor in the first round. it's always better to win the first one. one. that's "hardball" for now. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >> unfortunately, we came up one vote short on the keystone pipeline today. >> pipeline blocked. keystone proponents fall short in the senate. speaker of the house warned the president not to block the bill. >> 28d be e kwif lent of calling the american people stupid. >> then,

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. ela brown in for ashleigh banfield. happy thanksgiving. welcome to "legal view." we begin in ferguson, missouri, where so many are spending this thanksgiving day still in shock. take a look this is what's left of prime beauty supply. torched on tuesday after the grand jury's decision not to indict officer darren wilson in the death of michael brown. and here's what remains of the little

switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. ss. >>> napoleon bonaparte, the first emperor of france. the picture in my mind's eye is always of a terribly short man with his hands stuck in his overcoat. well apparently at least part of that picture is incorrect. napoleon, it turns out was 5'6". if that sounds short to you, that was the average height in his day. it's but one of the myths that is busted in a terrific new book by my next guest. the book is "napoleon: a life" and the author the historian andrew roberts. pleasure to have you on. >> thank you very much. great to be back on the show. >> i remember reading somewhere a long time ago that there were three people about whom the most biographies had been ever written, which is jesus, lincoln, and napoleon. napoleon was this massive figure, particularly in the 19th century, and he sort of faded. why was he considered so important. >> you are so right about the number of books. there have been more books written about napoleon than days since his death. so why write another?

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switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. built for business. >>> police say a suicide blast ripped through morning assembly at a boys school in northern nigeria. mostly students were killed, dozens more were wounded. >> attacker disguised himself as a student, possibly hiding the bomb in a knapsack. there have been no claims of responsibility. but police suspect boko haram. >>> u.s. and coalition forces launched at least 41 air strikes in syria and iraq from friday into monday. >> fighter jets struck 23 targets near kobani. in iraq, war planes hit 18 isis targets across the country. >> a senior u.s. official tells cnn it appears the army targeted leader al baghdadi, but it's not clear. we look at his powerful role inside isis and the region. >> reporter: he runs the terror group like a ceo, with spreadsheets on missions and captured assets. he's got a reputation for viciousness, shrouded in secrecy, except for one sermon in mosul where he flashed an expensive watch and exhorted his followers. now u.s. officials cannot confir

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