those who were born here should not be taken away but bier rights for future legals should be stopped. bob says his proposal for the wall has no chance of working but likes other parts of the plan. got a lot of comments on that today. thank you for joining us for "the real story." happy monday. i'm grieven carlson. here's shep. >> one-time front-runner following behind. a long shot democrat closing the gap. the new polls show a quickly changing race. where the candidates stand on waging war against isis. which ones want to stay the course, who wants americans boots on the ground and who is calling for tens of thousands of american soldiers in combat. also, breaking today, they work around the clock and bring in billions of dollars-but college athletes will not see a cut, at least for now. we have the realing in a key case that could have changed the face of college sports. then the feds are set to decide at any time now on female viagra. the nickname for a drug to get

women in the mood. so what does it do? what about side effects? kennedy is here. let's get to it. >> now, "shepard smith reporting," live from the fox news deck. >> first from the fox news deck this monday afternoon, one-time front-runner following behind in the g.o.p. pack and today scott whacker is working the iowa state fair, trying to recapture his momentum. walker's fall is but one of the big changes we're seeing in the latest fox news poll. the first fox news survey since the g.o.p. debate. it shows walker is 6% among republican voters. his lowest number in more than a year. some earlier surveys showed walker in double digits. same with jeb bush, now down to 9%. the republican one-time front-runner, 9%. the lowest this bush has polled since well back in april. at the top, of course, donald trump, still leading by a wide margin. ben carson is a distant second

at 12%. a huge jump from before the debate. neither of the top polling candidates have ever held public office. donald trump showed up for jury duty in new york city. that was a weird thing. his arrival was an event unto itself. [shouting] >> as of now, he is still in the courthouse waiting to see if he gets picked to serve. our producer inside tells us that donald trump has been autographing court sketches like this one, showing him in the jury room. we have team fox coverage now. ed henry is covering the democrats so late start with rich in washington. what are the republicans saying inwide? >> well, three of the republicans are at the iowa state fair, not the courtroom. up on the soap box, which is a stage with onlookers and cameras. first up, wisconsin governor scott walker, he responded to charges that his policies failed his state.

>> again, unintimidated. i am not intimidated by you, sir, or anyone else out there. i will fight for the american people, over and over and over and over again. you want someone who is tested? i'm right here. you can see it. this is what happened in wisconsin. we will not back down. we will do what is necessary to defend the american people. >> next former hpco carly fiorina addressing heir opposition to a federal minimum wage. the former business executive says states should set a minimum. >> makes no sense to say that the minimum wage in new york city is the same as the minimum wage in mason city, iowa. makes no sense. secondly, we have to remember that a lot of minimum wage jobs areqjyqñ jobs where people stard in those jobs they learn skills to move forward. >> senator lindsey graham stuck

at the bottom of the polls addressed the crowd in an hour. >> donald trump taking a break from campaigning in. >> that's right. not sure if he tried to get out of it but he showed up for jury duty in manhattan, just returned from at the two-hour lunch but faced questions, his $250 fine for not showing to several previous appearances, a trump campaign spokesperson says that, quote, mr. trump did not receive the previous summons as they were sent to the wrong address. the fine was waived and he is pleased to fulfill his civic duty. this just a day after trump unveiled his controversial immigration plan which includes charging mexico to construct a border wall and ending citizenship to those born to parents in the united states illegally. >> thanks. on the democratic side the competition is heating up for hillary clinton. the new fox news poll shows a big jump by bernie sanders, who calls himself a democratic socialist.

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11 minutes past the hour. people whose homes were damaged in the deadly explosion in china now want the government to pay up. more than 100 people took to treat streets, protested outside a hotel where government news conferences have been happening. this is far from normal there and some people held signs up that read "buy our homes back." officials offered them $300 a month to help find a temporary place to live, but they say than 100 people are now confirmed dead from the blast. dozens more still missing. the explosions happened at a warehouse where hazard your materials where officials were

supposedly storing frankly too much stuff. one of many possible violations there. as a result china has now buildings across the nation. the security breach at the irs was much bigger than officials first revealed. that's the word now from the tax agency. came today. it reports thieves stole information from more than 300,000 people. more than twice the number of victims the agency told us about back in may. investigators say crooks working out of russia stole personal information to try to claim phony tax refunds. the irs reports it will offer potential victims free credit monitor services because they'rh awesome. americans are waiting longer than ever to buy their first home. that is the information that everybody knew. but confirmed through analysis that the real estate firm zillow. zillow finds that's average first-time buyer rents for six years before buying. in the 1970s, it was two and a half years.

analysts say a big reason is what you already know. the rent is too damn high as somebody once ran for office. makes it difficult to save for a rent. the average adult pays a third of their income on represent. the highest it's been in recentç history. we have a financial analyst. everyone knows this, how do we fix this? >> millenials are going to be driving this, the first, time debt is $29,300. and pay pal came out with a study and said the average millenials is owed $360 by their friends on average. so if you have that much debt you saw your parents go underwater with all of the equity they have, why run out there and buy a home if you don't havec>t the income to math what it takes for a new down payment on a new home. >> if there's not room for the basement because you rent, and if you're renting, the prices

have gone up because of the competition. how do you get out of the cycle? >> you have to take more time to save up the in order for the down payment but we're seeing rentals go up now, much to the shag driven of many parents and also the younger kids itch think the idea of the american dream, we're dealing with a new normal. it happened since before the recession, and as we went through the recession, we saw these new millenials say, i don't want to get in that situation. i'm going to rent. and i'm going to save that money, maybe for a trip, not necessarily for a house. the great recession is people who lived anywhere homes and and done everything right, suddenly found themselves in a position where they could not win, and then later all the banks were bailed out and nobody was charged with any crime, and later, enormous companies bought up all the peoples' houses and now representing them back to them -- renting them back to them and someone was there for)ç

everyone in the losing cycling are except for the little guy who did everything right. something morally unamerican. >> the millenials have a major distrust for banks. rightly so. >> why wouldn't they? >> so, when you're looking at the way you go -- all of us know to go ahead and purchase a home you have to go through bank checks of having certain credit and when you don't have that trust in banks and you're not even putting your money into banks, some ofie these -- 20% of the study doesn't even know their credit score and they don't care to. they're not out there trying to go buy a home. so when you have these regulations of banks impose on these millenial, they don't care. you're going to see a depression when it comes to buying homes. with that said, as these millenials -- which i withed because now a millenat that is at a certain parent of mine's home. they're saving up their money and they're going to buy these homes. so,&9+,x come two or three years

we'll see the home industry and the housing market rebound the way it should be. >> these big companies that bought them up and are renting them to them, then the want to sell them and then they'll make money, the banks will make money, everyone will do great except the little guy who lost his home and didn't do anything wrong, and there's no candidate talking about huge banking overhaul and changes in the system which let everyday americans down. there's no one talking about that. >> the good news is there are different ways of lending we're starting to see a lot more, and we're goingí!to start seeing tht more and more. we'll see people bank at banks that don't have the overhead and so instead of going to -- just throw it out there -- chase bank you plight go to an online bank to get the mortgage or lending and without the high premiums and interest rates. >> we'll see. thank you. >> nice meeting you. >> wildfires raging out of control in the west, this has been going on for months. in this round they forced hundred's people to leave their homes and emergency officials say the firefighters are facing

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wildfire alert. more than 75 wildfires. tearing across the west, forcing hundreds to flee their homes and destroying dozens of buildings. states. emergency officials say firefighters face a triple threat: extreme heat, severe drought conditions, and terrible winds. images in our slideshow for you this afternoon. looks like a fire.

california. landscape just burning up. crews say a fire -- moved rapidly through dried brush, destroying eight buildings in southern california. this one here, these images from central washington state, about two hours drive south of the canadian border. firefighters here save the about the size of montgomery, alabama. and completely flattened at least 50 buildings, forcing more thaipli-g a thousand people outf their homes. this is northern idaho over here. nice pictures but a tough situation. emergency official says wildfires destroyed more than 100 structures, including dozens of homes. our meteorologist janice dean, the weather machine, in the extreme weather center this afternoon no relief for a while. >> the short term will get a little built of a cooldown for the northwest. here's our model as we go through the work week. so, high pressure dominant in the region but we'll see a trough push through and that will bring temperatures to

average but not the areas that need to see it. so parts of the northwest see,u] temperatures drop a little bit ', but in terms of moisture, not getting the moisture into the regions, we have just dozens of wildfires and every week it just seems to get worse. 78 right now, over 100 acres burning. it's just heartbreaking, and then you look at the last 24 hours, you have some monsoonal moisture moving in. and look at the next seven days, not getting any substantial moisture into the west of the next several days. >> the southwest, august temperatures just keep going up. >> here in the northeast, it's like 95 here, in new york city. we should not be complaining. look at what they're dealing with across the west. 106, 107 las vegasrlç here, 10, needles. they expect to see these warm temperatures, but to see heat advisories across the southwest, this is serious heat, with the heat index well over 110 to 120,

and that's going to continue for the next several days, really for the rest of the work week no relief in sight for these areas. >> man alive. thank you, janice dean. five people reported dead now after two small planes collide in mid-air yesterday. hear before the this? southern san diego, california, really, about two miles from the airport there. pieces of both planes scattered in a remote field. the crash sparked a small brush fire as temperatures roared to 100 degrees. firefighters were able to put it out. no word yet on the identities of those killed or what caused the crash. spotted the wreckage of an airliner that crashed with dozens on board. there's been a lot of plane problems and this is not the least of them. >> it's not. happened yesterday in a rugged part of indonesia, right along the papua knew begin border. the plane crashed several miles

from the airport. indonesia. dense jung. some planes have over in been found. this is the path the plane carved through the jungle. you can see some debris help plane was traveling with 54 people onboard when it lost contact with air traffic controllers. official says the plane was carrying nearly $500,000 in cash, that the government planned to give to poor families. >> really. >> no word of any survivors. the plane was a tush bow prop an airline with a terrible safety record before the crash. it had been involved in nearly 20 serious safety incidents since 1992 and the record is so bad, officials won't let it fly in european air space. >> trigana air? >> uh-huh. >> thank you. weekend after the collided with -- in mid-air with a navy

sky driver during a stunt. hit a highrise and fell 30 stories to the ground. happened on saturday, chicago air and water show. an army spokeswoman assess that the army and navy teams were performing a dual jump when the two collided and the ].q1/ó vet lost consciousness. this is from afterwards but you don't see the army jumper here. a different video shows him clipping a building about half mile away. at this. >> oh! >> take it down a notch and see how this happened. witnesses say at first they didn't know what was going on. >> we're gifting ready to pick pictures. thought he was going over our head. then he hit the building right there, at his calf, and he flipped over and he fell in between and hit thers wall and then fell. >> here's a picture of the man, served five tours of duty crosswalk afghanistan and performed hundreds of jumps

during his career. the navy jumper landed on a beach near the main viewing area. ended up with a broken leg. accused terrorists appearing in court after the fed says he repeat lid tried to join the islamic state, and they say his behavior seem so threatening. somebody who knows him tips off investigators. an earthquake strikes during the morning news. this is a big one. that's the station's weatherman. this is "shepard smith reporting" as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news.

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behind bars. >> an earthquake hit the san francisco bay area in the middle of a local tv weather report. >> everyone -- my gosh week having an earthquake, my goodness, my goodness. >> a 4-point0. no word of any serious damage or injuries there. a bear tried to get into a condo in idaho through the cat door. the owner says the bear -- the same bear broke into the place last week but this time, it picked the4ó wrong door. the news continues with shepard smith right after this.

>> a terror suspect in upstate new york pleading not guilty to charges he pledged allegiance to the islamic state and plotted to join the group. the guy is 44 years old, appeared in buffalo in federal court. his lawyer says he question his client's mental health.

the fed says the suspect was on their radar for years and budget military combat gear juvenile and was planning a trip to turkey to join isis. investigators say he already traveled there twice to try to join the group. the most recent trip just last year. u.s. officials say isis recruits often travel through turkey to fight with the militants in northern syria. prosecutor says the man shared his extremist views on social media and posted photos of beheadings and several heads. they also say a member of the community tipped off investigators, and thought the man was a threat to the area. david lee miller with more from the newsroom in newcsu york. how long have officials been watching the man, and who is he? >> name is arafat naji and they have been eyeing him more than a decade. remember the half dozen yemen questions arrested after traveling to afghanistan to fight with al qaeda. he was a friend of the group and questioned but not charged.

following his arrest last month he was denied bail. the judge cited this violent history. published reports say he threatened to decapitate his own daughter, the first trip to join isis was in 2012 and end in one day because of gallbladder attack help was arrested because he was planning a third attempt to make it to syria. >> the anticipated august 2015 trip was the last decisive action by this defendant, and once he made that decision, we decided it was appropriate to effectuate an arrest. >> he was thanking to travel to syria since february for this most recent trip. the holdup? he was waiting for an insurance settlement to afford the ticket that would take him to turkey and then hopefully, at least he thought, give him gateway to syria. >> prosecutors are saying there may be more to this case. why? >> the reports said they're seeking -- the prosecutors said they're seeking 14 additional

search warrants to examine all types of electronics he may hav used. the criminal complaint says he sent out more than 7,000 tweets over the last few years, so there's clearly here an electronic trail, and now the authorities want to see where it might lead. his attorney says he is not concerned about these additional warrants. >> that's surprising to me. my understanding is that they took -- typically when the government arrests one they take cell phones, ipads, and they're apparently trying to get warrants to determine whether there's evidence in those. >> the defense also said today that parts of the case will deal with classified information and that a judge's approval is going to be needed to release some evidence to the defense. his next court appearance, not until april. there's a great deal of time for the prosecution to continue their discovery. >> david lee milner new york, thank you. a new diplomatic push to end the civil war in syria. the diplomatic pushbgç from iran and russia.

even though officials from those countries say they still support syria's government. foreign ministers from iran and russia holding talks in moscow today. iran's foreign minister says syrians need to decide their own fate and warned outside countries should not try to call the shots there. regime, with weapons during the civil war which broke out in 2011. since then the fighting has killed hundreds of thousands of people. u.s. officials said that president assad needs to step down. we've been saying that for years. the unitessed nations is call after government airstrikes killed over 100 people over the weekend alone. happened in a suburb of the capital city of damascus. a humanitarian chief says he is, quote, horrified by the attacks on civilians. trace gallagher is live. these two countries are supporting this bow -- bozo?

>> on the one side the u.s., russia, and iran all have a vested interest to make sure that isis does not extend its grip over syria, because if syria implodes and isis takes over, that's a massive blow to the middle east. the problem is russia and iran believe that syrian president bashar assad should be a partner in the fight against isis but the u.s. saying, assad has done overing things to his own people -- horrifying things to his own people and it's part of the,yç solution -- problem note, exclusion. the state department says again that assad must go. also a signal that iran is trying to assert itself out in that they have struck a nuclear deal with world powers. it's no longer frozen out of the process, and that's a big concern to countries like israel and saudi arabia that don't exactly have this trusting relationship with iran. >> but no connection still between the nuclear deal and this. >> no. experts think that both sides in this countryksg1nj+ are dug in e

republican controlled congress will turn down the deal, and that president obama will then veto their resolution of disapproval, that's call it, which means that congress would then need a two-thirds majority to override the veto and that's thighly unlikely. even if they got the votes the president would have wide powers to end some of the sanctions and permit financial transactions between u.s. banks u.s. banks a. so the bottom line is iran is going to get relief and the iranians supreme leader is on again vowing to limit the united states' influence. listen. >> translator: we won't allow american political, economic, or cultural influence in iran.z[[ç3 we will counter such infiltration withi[lm all of our power. and that power is not little. our power is great. we will confront them and we will not give permission for this. >> and of course the vote in congress happens in september. >> trace gallagher, los angeles, thank you. it's not just iran. there are many foreign policy

issues on the table right now in case you didn't know that in this election season the candidates will face questions ç% areas. on top of that, whoever wins will have a lot on his or her plate. like troops on the ground. what are the candidates on this. >> it's an incredibly divisive issue. you have to break its down. some candidates very much want boots on the ground, lindsey graham saying he wants as many as 20,000. then you have some candidate whose are reserving that as an option but have not said whether or not anyway want to do it right now. the some prefer 'opartner with the allies, kurds and others, and then potentially bring in boots on the ground, and then a fourth contingent that is very hesitant to have ground troops. so this is something that is definitely going to nñ qlsy out that airs wide variety of -- there's a wide variety of

opinions. >> whoever wins will learn things that might change his or her mind completely in years. >> absolutely health seen this situation develop incredibly quickly, and the cost for human life is huge. syria, 250,000 people perishing since the conflict began. 11,000 dying in iraq since last june when the islamic state started pursuing territorial ambitions. this is a quickly changing situation. >> the candidates have a problem similar to that of the white house except they don't have to execute, and that is that from day to day your friends change 0, at least the enemies or you cause change, like assad, it's hard not to work with him. >> i think you're right. we see that some of our allies are not necessarily doing the most helpful things. we can see this happening in turkey. we have a very fluid global situation, the benefit of candidates they're not committing foreign policy, not like the obama administration saying

syria and then having the policy have to back that. >> i don't read the polls are suggesting these substantive issues, these matters of world importance, are much -- the people much care yet. that's a function it's august of 2015, and we're talking about november of 2016. but it's not what they seem to care about. they seem to care about boisterous nothingness. >> you see interest in it spike when something happens that's got a foreign policy tie insure. we saw with this james foley's execution, and these are going to continue to happen. it's not just the islamic state. we have the crisis in9l ukraine, cyber security, chinese aggression in the south china sea, host of foreign policy issues. >> and this matter of immigration as well. people who do the questioning, as the process moves forward, have a lot of work ahead of them because this matter of what to do with immigration, we heard some more specifics from donald trump. we don't have any idea what that

will cost or how to pay for that,, and as riff we he forgotten we have allowed people to come into the country, come on in, wash our dishes, mow our lawn, take care of our babies and now we're going to toss them out on their butts to the tune of $100 billion. ridiculous. >> it's very interesting to look at this develop as foreign policy that's been donald trump's contribution to the conversation, discuss house this affects u.s.-mexico relations. >> he loves mexico. they're much smarter than we are and they'll build a wall. it's going to be great. >> it is. >> nicey=ç to see you. >> thank you. >> ty for coming. a deadly amtrak -- i should say -- an amtrak story is not deadly. this is a deadly attack on a major tourist area. surveillance shows a bomb in a busy area. a horrible situation in thailand's capital city,

bangkok. 18 people have died and that number is going up. more than 100 are injured. that's confirmed. this is an upscale area, as it's been described, filled with five-star hotels and shopping malls. the attack happened at a popular shine that a loss o towerrizes -- a lot of touristsç visit. the intersection was the site of violence against former government but locals tell us bangkok has been peaceful and now this. a new list ranks the best places to live here in the united states, based on little things like jobs and housing. did your town make the cut or might it be a worse? we'll show you. that's next. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda.

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>> i've been there. >> this is 28 miles east of seattle. this wart waterfall is a scenic attraction. it has -- >> that quirky tv show they'd film thread. it had -- what was it? speak up. >> twin peeks. >> no. >> northern exposure. >> northern exposure. sorry, snoqualmie. a great pass there it's beautiful. >> very beautiful. that came in as number five. now found is louisville, colorado. >> louisville, colorado? >> yep. >> between denver and boulder. it has great weather, good schools and views of the ç sharon, massachusetts. 25 miles south of boston, and it's considered a small town melting pot. nine churches-seven synagogues and one of new england's largest mosques. papillion, nebraska. >> they have a baseball field there. >> they do, and they have great schools, good jobs, and

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dizziness, fainting. >> heavy moaning, rapid heartbeats. >> did the guys write this up and say we'll keep our blue one. >> we can't have a bunch of hysterical women running around. what's happening to society. >> i keep reading about the clinical trials and what it's supposed to do, seems to do. >> who cares? the fda -- would you take it. >> sure. gives you surges of powerful feelingsapç that bond people together in a loving way and creates a lasting relationship. a physical manifestation of lovr for a better society? >> pink pills2wnóxñ pills for e. >> i think it's fantastic. the think fda makes arbitrary decisions. xñ

get the pill made legal for quite some time and have lobbying various congress people, getting women before fda panels saying my are marriage was in a shambles before i took the pill and now i'm walking on airyó wearing a tutu. >> they don't mention back runs. >> they don't but if the pill came with back rubs that is correct would be the solution. a lot of haters say it has nothing to due with the bio mechanics and everything to do with moms are tired, blah blah blah, if that's the case you need attention, rub down and sleepy sleep, and then the little pink pill on top of that. that's a perfecting cocktail. >> sounds lice and then add in sort of rum. >> i don't income -- tequila and watermelon you freeze the water mel ron and then put is in a blender, hello, summer. it's still here. >> do you think there's some

sexism in the middle of this trial or are you just making fun? >> i do think there's an awful lot of)" uuá(rq'ce on the men'se and they did whatever they could to solve that problem a long time ago. there are women out there who are underserved through9ñ3ç pharmaceuticals and perhaps they need a boost, and if the money is there, if the market is there, then by goodness, service them. >> service them, i always say. thank you, kennedy. we la can for you tonight, 8:00 eastern, 7:00 in oxford. at sears optical, we're committed to bringing them eyewear that works as hard as they do. right now, buy one pair and get another free. quality eyewear for doers. sears optical across america, people like badominique wilkins...er

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floated to europe 37 years ago today. that was punishment for what, exactly? floating with sardines and hot dogs for a week, like that'sa> donald trump just departing a new york city courtroom where he just got cleared from jury duty and the race is back on. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." donald trump continues to lead the g.o.p. pack, the latest fox news poll, you're looking at it right now. to larry sabato. his republican opponents should be worried about trump's staying power. larry? >> sure they should be worried about his staying power because he is getting a very significant percentage. many people think, and we'll see ceiling as well as his floor. that is, about