reena ninan following this story from jerusalem. >> hi. netanyahu's expected to neat mete with his top seven cabinet members on saturday evening to discuss his trip to the u.s. and efforts to renew peace talks with the palestinians. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton met with netanyahu for seven hours on thursday stressing the importance to move forward with the palestinians on a final peace agreement which stalled since the israelis allowed a housing freeze on settlement construction to lapse. just before netanyahu arrived to the u.s., it was announced that 1300 new housing projects were approved on land palestinians would like for a future state. the white house has been pushing for construction freeze which expired at the end of september and editorial from this weekend's newspaper was headlined, quote, netanyahu exploited his u.s. trip to embarrass obama. it appears netanyahu may be trying to take advantage of president obama's perceived weakness following the democrats defeat in the house. some worry that this could jeopardize is

jon: reena reena ninan live in jerusalem, thank you. al-qaeda and a terrorist in the training. not in afghanistan or pakistan, on capitol hill. and the two were invited to our nation's capitol. an investigation by fox news.com on what they were doing there. [music playing] jon: live in rockefeller center where it's beginning to look a lot like christmas. that is rocking around the rockefeller christmas tree.

jon: reena ninan, thank you. jenna: a former supervisor for acorn agreeing to a plea deal and in an election misconduct place, prosecutors say they illegal ly offered cash as an incentive to register more voters. eric shawn has this story. >> it's another voter fraud-related acorn plea. this time, amy busofink, acorn's original director of voter registration, has pled to charges related to an illegal voter registration scheme from the 2008 presidential election. busofink, who's been a voting official of project vote, the activist group president obama once worked for has pled to two misdemeanor charges of counts of conspiracy in nevada. that's her in the yellow, in the courtroom in las vegas a few months ago. the charges were knocked down from felony in connection to what prosecutors say was acorn's plan to illegally pay for signing of voters. acorn called the plan blackjack, 21, quite appropriate for las vegas. acorn field director christopher edwards pled guilty and testified against acorn and busofink, and und