they just won't start. thanks for joining us. i'm heather in for gretchen. we're seeing the first poll since the republican debate on fox news channel and they reveal -- you'll decide about the race. for starters, donald trump is still leading. but it now appears his performance cost him points in one stay we'll show you and a lot of the surveys say they're less comfortable with the idea of a president trump. how he's stacking up against his strongest rivals including scott walker and marco rubio. john kasich seems to be surging. one poll has him in a tie with donald trump and jeb bush. plus, having money problems. gosh, have you been watching tv or on the internet in the last 24 hours you know that wasn't a real question. that was one of those things anchors say. we'll tell you about the reports

of a campaign cash crunch and the response. over on the democratic side, bernie sanders drew enormous crowds, more than five times than hillary clinton. does he have a shot. do you ever feel you don't pay enough taxes or that everyone is trying to kill you? well, one southern state is now asking folks to donate money to help make up for a budget short-fall. we'll see how that's going. let's get to it. first donald trump is a clear front runner no more. that's according to a finding from a couple of brand new polls. the first scientific survey since last week's republican debate. they show that trump who once led by a wide margin is tied in the first two voting states iowa and new hampshire. this is but one of the major headlines showing the contenders are on the move.

let's start in iowa. according to the university poll likely republican voters dump comes in with 17% of support. you can see that's not how it should be worded but you know what i mean. 17% people surveyed say they would vote for him. scott walker and the florida senator marco rubio have lower numbers but all within the margin of error. one of the candidates could be the real front runner. the numbers are closer among people who watched the debate. more from people who watched and this is very telling. 55% said they were less comfortable with trump as a candidate. 23% said they were more comfortable. in new hampshire, the poll showed five candidates within the margin of error for the lead. trump lost ground and clocked in at 18% support. former florida governor jeb bush down at 13%. look at the ohio governor john

kasich right behind bush with 12%. all of them within the margin of error. another statistic tie. donald trump said that he's still not ruling out a possible third party run, something he took some heat for in the debate. remember there was some booing in the audience. we're getting word one candidate's campaign could be close to an all out collapse. we have the story live in washington. rick perry has money problems. >> he does. his campaign cash is so low. he stopped spaying staffers. some perry employees are pledging to stay onboard as volunteers like this unpaid worker who wrote on twitter i work for governor perry because i believe in him. not a job for me. this is a passion. a mission to save the nation that adopted me. perry's backers think he could last until early voting. because the former texas

governor is also being backed by outside groups with deep pockets. promising to keep him going with an adviser for a pro perry super pack that we have got plenty of money. the super pack is not going to let perry down. there are very strict rules that say super pack in campaigns cannot coordinate. it will be interesting to see how the group plans to propel perry without being allowed to talk to its campaign. >> jeb bush with a speech tonight? >> yeah. isis exists today because secretary of state clinton was weak. he'll also lay out a plan to go out on offense to destroy isis instead of waiting for the next initiative. trump, his plan for neutralizing the militants focusing on ftakig their oil away because trump said if they don't have oil they don't have money.

>> thanks. born anywhere sanders on the democratic side is declared a winner. estimating 28,500 people showed up to see him in los angeles. more than any other candidate in either party. he sold out the port land basketball arena. more details on bernie sanders. the analyst say there's anger not just on the right but also on the left. >> as you mentioned more than 50,000 people turned out for portland. according to washington post, that's not it. he's drawing thousands of people. phoenix he drew more than 11,000 people. same with madison, dallas. according to clinton's campaign her largest crowd was 5,500 people in roosevelt island in new york city and her most recent event in clairmont she

drew in 200 people in new hampshire. donald trump said more than 12,000 people turned out but according to the washington post that number was more like 4,200 because the fire code for the room where he spoke was 4,000 people. he also spoke with 1,200 people for that. jeb bush posted the debate that hundreds of people turned out for his post debate rally. >> okay. thanks. hillary clinton still the democratic front runner. not to say that bernie sanders has the enormous crowd and clinton has the small one. her campaign say she's better in small rooms so that's how they're doing it. sanders closing in on clinton in new hampshire. he's from vermont. what's going on with bernie sanders?

>> he appears to be connecting with young folks. huge crowds in recent days on the west coast. in seattle sanders had an estimated 15,000 people show up to show their support and sanders had a chance to shake some hands and thank those who turned out. in portland sunday an estimated 28,000 folks turned out to hear from the vermont senator and last night in l.a. sanders fed off the local crowd. >> we don't take money for billionaires! we don't take money for corporations! and yet, we have received more individual contributions than any other campaign! >> more good news for sanders came late yesterday when national nurses united the largest nurses union endorsed sanders for president. >> what are we hearing from

hillary clinton? >> she seems focused on poking fun at the republicans calling them entertaining. yesterday she mentioned marco rubio blasting him for his position on abortion and today she went after scott walker on the issue of education. >> you take somebody like governor walker of wisconsin who seems to be delighting in slashing the investment in higher education in his state. >> with 17 republican candidates running walker and rubio are delighted to be mentioned by name. some experts say singling them out to just clinton and her aides see walker and rubio as potential threats. >> we have seen arrests and injuries in the streets of ferguson. the hopes are that the calm has returned to that city. we'll take you live there next.

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confrontation with police. cops arrested nearly two dozen people as protesters marked one year since the one year anniversary of the killing of michael brown. police say demonstrators through bottles and rocks at officers but saw no looting and no serious acts of violence like before. the county officials have declared the state of emergency for the area. the order came after a violent protest on sunday. that night cops say they shot and critically injured an 18-year-old suspect who had opened fire on officers. how many protesters there last night? >> we saw between 100 and 200 protesters last evening. this has been the main part of the protest here. throughout the evening and weekend and what we saw from ferguson, missouri last year. this is where the clashes with police officers when protesters were on that side and this acted as a barrier of the street with

police officers standing on this side. they threw rocks, bottles, bottles of water. eventually police officers ended up arresting a handful of folks. earlier in the day on i-70 protesters blocking off east and westbound traffic there. they arrested some 63 people according to police and 22 folks here last evening. >> did the demonstrators say anything about plans for tonight? >> we haven't seen all that much as far as planned protests for the evening. usually protesters will get to gather across the street this side of the street here. get to go on some of the aban n abandoned property. police officers will stay the distance. then when protesters start to block off the street, police officers will move forward. there still is according to the county here a state of emergency. there is no curfew so folks can be out but it's once they start to walk on the street and block traffic that's when police officers come in.

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14th street in the city of miami. which is east of the miami airport. and sort of runs parallel with the coastline there but sort of inland. a terrible crash. local reports indicate crews have brought one person to a hospital. 7 sky is over the scene now. these are live pictures. this is the avenue i believe north south avenue, northwest 12th avenue. running parallel to the beat. i want to see what we're going to see in closeups. that's a fire truck. here you'll see the rest of the vehicle. how they managed to collide in this way is beyond us. local authorities are on scene and when we get more -- we know one person seen on the stretcher after the crash. probably that person would go to jackson memorial hospital which isn't that far away. a level 1 trauma center and a

fine one there. more information from there as it comes in. the pept gone confirms it is finalizing a plan to close the guantanamo bay and trying to find the detainees there new homes. today there's word of a major hangup. turns out nobody wants terrorist suspects living in their hometown. white house officials have considered movie the detainees to a prison in illinois but overlooked the problem there. the feds promised state officials years ago they would never send guantanamo bay detainees there. they're also considering sending the inmates to a facility in charleston south caroline. some argued no prison would have the amount of security as the one in guantanamo bay. administration officials tells the washington post newspaper that the defense department is

looking into which sites can hold the detainees securelily and humanly. pentagon sent lawmakers a plan to close the prison some time after congress gets back from congress. let's go to adam goldman now who co-wrote that story today. what is the major concern among these lawmakers? is it all political or something more? >> no. i don't know it's necessarily political. i think senator john mccain rightly so wants a detailed plan and how they're going to shut guantanamo bay down and where they could potentially house these inmates. the white house needs mccain's support. to lift the ban so they could potentially move some of these inmauts into the u.s. either to be tried on the military commission or housed or

imprisoned indefinitely. without the support it raises a potential battle between the white house and congress where the president defies congress. >> it is the reporting of fox news like 51 or so have been cleared for release by the pentagon and many will never be tried for anything and they're being held at this point frankly wrongly. at least if you go by the constitution. >> well, there are 52 detainees and 150 right now and 52 have been transferred. that means the cia, fbi, the intelligence community have said we can safely transfer these people out. it's not just a white house estimation. you have others that are going to try or they can never try. >> and the ones that they can never try, why haven't those

been released somewhere? >> they're deemed too dangerous to release and until hostilities end the argument will be we don't have to release them. i think part of the concern is what if the war with al qaeda comes to an end in 15 years and they're sitting in a pen t penitentiary in the u.s. what happens then? >> we'll see if the president is able to come through. nice to talk to you. thank you. >> thank you. >> we know texting and driving can be dangerous. turns out texting while walking isn't so great either. spend one day on a manhattan street with a few tourists and you'll understand. the government study finds more people are dying while crossing the street or walking down sidewalks and that it may be because they're trying to text while they walk. the reports refer to them as

petextrians. let's go to sara. ever been on 6th avenue in front of the fox news corner of the world? >> it's a free for all. >> it's a danger zone with people staring at their phones trying to figure out where to do. just don't do it. >> there's serious numbers out from the highway association. it said that from the 1970s to the early 2000s pedestrian deaths were on a steady decline but from 2009 to 2013 that increased 15%. in 2009 just over 4,100 pedestrians were killed and in 2013 that was up to 4,735. that's every eight minutes. and the report points to a study that says in 2004 less than 1% of pedestrians killed were on their cell phones. in 2010 that was up to over

3 1/2%. it looks like the number of deaths as well. interestingly the report says that men account for 70% of all pedestrian deaths. not quite sure why but interesting number there. and four states just four states in the u.s. account for 43% of pedestrian deaths. that's from 2013. new york is obviously on there as well as florida, texas and california. >> the real news is there are pedestrians in california. >> shocking right? >> it is to me. i thought everything was about the car there. new york is the worst? >> clearly not the great if it's one of these four states that make up nearly half. >> i told my friends when you come here and you decide to stand in the street while staring at your phone, if you die, you probably shouldn't be -- >> keep the phone in your pocket. >> leave it there. thank you, thank you. college sports and the treatment of college athletes could change

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updates as we get them. we could see changes in college sports as early as this week. analysts say they expect the national labor relations board to soon decide whether northwestern university football players can unionize. billions of dollars clearly at stake. many former players have argued the ncaa violates the federal law. last year a regional board's ruling gave northwestern's scholarships employee status. it was claimed the student athletes are the first. this would apply only to private schools but could lead to similar efforts. effectively changing the game across college sports. the fox business network is live in washington. give it some context on how big this decision could be. >> reporter: a lot of implication here for a game that so many follow. this could disrupt the entire ncaa model as we know it. you probably remember the name

ken colter. he was the star quarterback for the northwestern wildcats. he was the one that led the huddle on this. last year he argued he and his teammates should be treated as employees and be able to form a union due to the hours they put in on the field and the millions of dollars they generate each and every year for their school. if they win their case coming up in washington, they could end up seeking union benefits. at about 100 players on a team each year, that adds up. here's in d.c. this is howard university behind me. the head coach here -- they were practicing here. he told me his kids, should northwestern end up winning this case, his kids will certainly take notice. take a listen. >> if it's something that works at northwestern and goes around i'm pretty sure we'll have guys that will research it and bring it to the table. >> so start multiplying this out and you can see how the money in big time college athletics could

start shifting back to the players suddenly. >> which side is the money on here, blake? >> reporter: well, certainly you know, the money is on the side of the ncaa. this is billions of dollars raised every year in revenues for the department of education and puts this at over $3 billion in just football alone in 2013. the highest valued program at over $130 million. five schools at over $100 million. the money is with the schools. t the athletic department and ncaa. the question is if this becomes unionized could they get the benefits and could the money start to trickle back. >> what's the thinking of which side will win this was my thinking. my bad. >> reporter: that's fine. one analyst told me he's putting this at 60/40 on the side of the players. we'll see if it comes down on

their side. another analyst told me and he was joking he said labor board in latin normally means employer los loses. we'll see. >> thank you. islamic state terrorists could be plotting to kill queen elizabeth and other members of the royal family with a pressure cook urbom this weekend in london. that's the reporting now from our sister network sky news which is a company owned product that covers europe, particularly the united kingdom based in the uk. it adds that a woman fighting with isis in syria reportedly said a lone wolf terrorist would set off the bomb targeting the royals during celebrations marking the ends of world war ii. cops say they are keeping a close eye on security threats. here at home, we're learning that the feds arrested a couple in mississippi over the weekend for trying to travel abroad to join isis.

a young couple. laura is in our newsroom. what do we know? >> the feds say the two who were planning to marry were going to use their honeymoon as a cover story to travel overseas and hook up with isis. 19-year-old jaylen and 22-year-old mohammed were denied bond and remanded to the custody of the u.s. marshal service today. boa both are accused of providing material support to the islamic state. they went to great lengths for their plan. making arrangements to fly to istanbul connecting in amsterdam to get into syria. both confessed to travel to turkey for the purpose of joining isis. the two are u.s. citizens and well educated. they say she graduated with a bachelor degree and young is the daughter of a local cop and was

an honor's graduate from her local high school. investigators say young boasted of her math and chemistry skills and told an informant she was hoping the two of them could help medics. they say young expressed enthusiasm saying what makes me feel better after watching news is that the number of supporters are growing. all of those arrested face a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison and $250,000 fine. we're going to continue to watch this here. >> the feds say nine people stole press releases from some major company before the announcements went public so they can make millions of dollars in stock trade. those suspects face charges including wire and securities fraud. here's how prosecutors say it worked. the suspects hacked into companies that issued press releases for other big corporations like construction equipment from cater pillar and

panera bread. investigators say the hackers snatched the releases before they became public information and passed them on to traders. the suspects pocketed some $30 million over five years. they say at least two of the hackers are from ukraine and two of the traders are from a city north of atlanta. over on wall street a day of enormous losses. you will see as we all see together the dow is down 214 points which is the low of the session but a giveback of everything the dow got yesterday. the dow and s&p 500 seeing the biggest drop in a month and a lot has to do with the move by china. economist say that means products made in china will be cheaper and that could hurt american companies. as one on list put it what's good for china is bad for everybody else. let's turn to the associate editor to the wall street

journal. i read this this morning. they're devaluing the company than they have since '94. >> that's right. about 2%. it's an important story because china is the second largest economy in the world. and it's growing. it feels that that growth rate is too slow to keep things stable to create enough jobs in china. that's the big concern here. is china slowing down after all that they have done? stock market intervention, rate cuts. is it slowing down to the extent they're going to run into trouble? the second thing from the united states's standpoint is not only does it make it tougher for chinese to buy things from abroad. it kind of contributes to this currency war where nations are

devaluing their currency to try to boost their exports that can lead to deflation and deflation can wash up on a lot of shores including the united states. >> there are those who think china is not telling the truth and that with all of the tens of thousands of empty apartments in which people invested all the hundreds of thousands of people that china is in really big trouble and they're hiding it. is there anything to support that? >> china is an authoritarian country. the numbers, you don't know what's going into them or the truthfulness of what they're saying. the presumption is 7%. a lot of people think it's less than that. all of which suggests that china is in a bit more trouble than we had thought including this latest movement contributing to what's happening on the stock market. >> that's what this drop is about? >> partly. it's about a lot of different things but part of it is china.

mind you though, on the flip side of this, it's a 2% devaluation. since 2005 the currency is actually appreciated. it's strengthened over 30% because of the pounding of the united states and the european union on china saying keeping your currency too cheap that's making your exports too chieap. that's way more competitive than we think you should be. t china appreciated the currency over time. now after that 30% run-up it could devalue more because china says we're now going to benchmark it against the market and not control it. >> we're starting to make things in america again for the first time in a long time. does this hurt that? >> it hurts the exporters the big companies that you're seeing on the stock market. even the 2% adjustment worries people because they think more is to come. cheaper chinese currency.

some of the reshoring of exports or manufacturing to the united states as a result is because china has got more expensive. that trend is not going to stop in china. >> wage trends going up in china, that will continue? >> there's a competition for labor in china. it's what you were describing earlier, that movements of the cities from the -- over 50% of the population is now urbanized. that trend has brought in a labor force but not sufficient enough to power all the factories. so there's competition now. >> thank you. here in the united states when lawmakers try to fix his own state's money problems by asking folks to donate to the government online and wait until you hear how far he is from his goal. that's ahead from the fox news desk. first more information in this on that horrible crash in the city of miami involving a fire

truck and rescue ambulance. the authorities are on scene investigating. the local cbs station, wfor television is reporting both vehicles were on separate assignments at the time. they crashed while one was going straight and one was turning into this intersection. again at northwest 12th avenue and 14th street. the station there. wfor is reporting that crews rushed seven firefighters to jackson memorial hospital's trauma center. one to jmh and others far away. we told you earlier our station, the fox station reported crews brought more than a dozen people to the hospital. this is a developing story with first responders down and we'll have more as we get it from south florida. years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs.

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so one lawmaker has a solution. he's created a go fund me account so people can send money directly to the state. our own has a bit more. this would never happen under -- >> the alabama state legislator has a long history of being less than effective. this has held through when it comes to budgeting the general fund. but there's some hope with the go fund me page so that the senator, he invites people to give whatever they can afford and people can request how they want their money to be used for. a little at a time so far. only at $623 million out of the $300 million after four days but people have been generous. we have gotten $5 from chris who wants solar panels on all things. another $5 from ethan who is a friendly canadian trying to help

and $10 from daniel who wants us to admit that georgia is a better state than alabama. that hope we will not happen. and $10 from jordan who wants his donation ear marked for evil and nefarious deeds. so alabama state senator paul sanford came out and said i do appreciate the comments but please realize this is to prove a point, that most people do not want to pay more taxes but are for taxes when the other guy is to be taxed. i still have hope. a lot of sillier things have been funded on go fund me. and $300 million is a big number and $623 is not very much. >> $623. >> right. >> that's a small amount. that wouldn't pay for one wheel on the jet. not one. >> it would not, no. >> all right. i'm going to just leave it all out and let it go. because our day will come. thank you, lilly. coming up, the toxic spill in

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protection agency say their workers accidently released 300 million pollute ants into the water coming from an abandoned mine. now emergency officials say the contamination stretches 100 miles and headed downstream towards utah and beyond. before and after. before it rolooks like kayaking. this is very -- i don't know what this is. french mustard looking thing. on the left before. on the right arsenic looking metals in there. some of the water begins to reseed leaving behind an orange sludge. the owner of a rafting tour company says his employees are out of work until this mess is cleaned up. host of kennedy on the fox business network. so mustard?

>> this is horrible. this is the government. the epa was sent in to clean up the mine and unleashed holy hell going to reach utah and new mexico. because it's heavy sentiment it's going to stick to the bottom and that's going to take a long, long time to clean up. you know what's going to happen. there's going to be a dog and pony show. you're going to see angry congress people that are going to get yelled at and nothing will happen. >> nothing. why do you say nothing? >> nothing ever happens. no senior officials are ever fired. >> because it's the epa's fault? >> it is the epa and the government and we're paying them and using our tax dollars and going to have to clean it up. >> i thought most troubling that they didn't tell anybody about it right off the bat. they didn't tell the state government. >> no. it's taken a while to respond and declare this disaster emergency. >> we don't know exactly what this does to you according to

anything i read. they know it's bad. just don't know how bad. >> i don't want to find out. >> no. >> when you're camping and rafting in the summer in places like colorado you want to go swimming and not only that, you have to think about the ranchers and farmers still have livestock and that's where they feed and eat and drink. unfortunately are we going to see cattle, animals that we eat polluted by this stuff? it's nasty. >> they tell us as it goes downstream or whatever that eventually it dilutes and becomes less and less. i just wonder how we know what that mark is and when we know that has happened. when do we know it's safe? >> what does arsenic do to you? >> it's not a great thing. >> i don't want to find out the hard way. >> what is that? >> remember the movie with julia roberts? >> mistakes are going to happen.

we know that. but then you got to own up to them. >> no. this is either incompetence or sheer laziness. they were supposed to pump the sludge out of the mine but instead it's like when you're dusting your own shelf and you knock nana's ashes off the shelf. that's how bad this is. >> i didn't see that movie. >> i made that up as the movie in my mind. but hopefully coming soon. >> make that movie. that would be better. >> i don't want this movie. this is a reality. so much worse than fiction. it shows government, the arrogance and incompetence. >> i knew we were coming to that. >> the ultimate conclusion. >> of course we did. great to see you. >> thank you. >> thank you. we'll be right back.

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