sunda sunday. a major shake up in the democratic race for 2016 presidential nomination. an eye opening poll showing hillary clinton's lead falling to single digits. this is the fox report. hillary clinton getting 37% among democratic caucus goers. hot on her heels, bernie sanders at 30%. this is the first time hillary clinton's support has fallen below 50% this year. third is vise presidential biden who has not entered the race formally. senator sanders was quick to

point to the poll as more evidence of momentum on the campaign trail. >> the poll i say said massive enthusiasm for message we're delivering. the vast majority of people that are voting for me in the iowa are not necessarily anti-hillary clinton, they're pro bernie sanders. >> elizabeth is now live in washington. did he take jab at the front run senator. >> really not at all. the senator stayed away from directly throwing punches. we saw him tackle topics that appeal to general members. the collapse of the american middle class, income inequality. he went broader tackling foreign policy, sounding more presidential saying the the u.s. should have the strongest military in the world and be prepared to act when it or allies are threatened.

he says it's his message resonating with voters. >> i think the games we are seeing and the enthuse. we are seeing is not anti-hillary clinton. this is pro bernie sanders. a message that says enough is enough. this country and government belong to all of us, not a handful of wealthy people. >> joe biden has not announced he's running but captured 14% of polls. >> what's going on on the republican side? >> trump is still trending on top. we saw candidates get a jump according to the bloomberg poll. ben carson jumped to 18%. others who saw improved numbers ted cruz 18%. carly fiorina 5%. she's at risk to not make the prime time debate hosted by cnn. he's been a vocal opponent of

that. chris christie agrees with her. >> first off, i'll be on the stage. i'm not worried about that. carly fiorina has done a great job and deserves to have her voice heard as well. we'll play by the rules and do what we need to do. i'll be on the stage. >> political experts say voters are yearning for antiestablishment candidates saying the three making up 46% of the vote according to this poll is donald trump, ben carson and carly fiorina. back to you. >> elisabeth in washington, thanks. >> thanks. and we'll break down iowa polls and other political headlines coming up at bottom of the hour. the tallest mountain in north america is getting a new name. secretary of interior sally jewel used authority to rename the mountain. it will be known as denali which is what natives originally

called the peak. it was dubbed mount mckinley in 1800s as tribute to the president. the renaming process was 1975 by state leaders to honor the cultural past of natives. the can delegation of ohio where mckinley was born blocked the effort. the suspect in the case is getting ready to make first court appearance tomorrow. police say the suspect shannon miles has a criminal history including convictions fornectdug arrest. hundreds of people attended a vigil at the gas station where the deputy died while fuelling his patrol car. investigators say it appears the deputy was targeted simply

because he was a law enforcement officer. when will miles appear before the judge? >> it will be some point tomorrow. it's according to paperwork released by the harris county sheriff's office. 30-year-old shannon miles scheduled to appear here in federal court 208 in downtown houston. his name has not appeared on the official documekedocket. we don't have a time. it has not been updated. the sheriff says goforth had no previous confrontation with the suspect. the flag has been lowered to half staff in honor of this deputy. >> that gives us some idea.

what's the community reaction to this murder? >> absolutely reeling from this ambush style attack. the gas station where the shooting happened has become a makeshift memorial. more than 800 people from the community, folks from the general public, sisters and brothers of law enforcement showed up there last night to pay respects. another service planned for tonight. they've been placing balloons, cars, stuffed animals, signs at the pump where the deputy was gunned do you think. those who knew him said help wasn't your average law enforcement type. >> we'd be staying home alone, and he'd check on us when out of town. make sure our house was okay. >> tragic this happened. he was a good guy, really good officer. i know there's people in the world that think all cops are bad. it's not true. there's always bad app les in te

bunch. he wasn't one of those. >> he leaves behind a wife and two children, ages 12 and 5 years old. >> thank you. traders are bracing for what could be another wild ride on wall street. tomorrow will be the first day of trading since u.s. stocks went on a roller coaster ride last week. it began monday. the dow dropped 1,000 points. it rebounded positive on the week. keep this in perspective. this shows the steady climb over years. hi brenda. >> hi. >> what are you expecting this week? >> tomorrow at opening bell, we may be down. as we saw last week, that will change quickly. there will be volatility. the root causes of last week's

sell-off still remain. concern about china and is devaluing its currency hitting our manufacturing center and uncertainty about interest rates. most think this will not be the route when housing bubble burst and the nose dive over a year. >> many have retirement plans et cetera. what should they be doing? >> market timing is dangerous at best. stay away from it. if you watch the market minute by minute, chances are you sell at precisely the wrong time. that's what a lot did monday and tuesday when stocks were down. $30 billion out of equity funds pulled out of the market at the right time. >> go up to 30,000 feet, look down and see exactly why you're in the market. if you need your money within five years, you probably shouldn't be in stocks. over time as the graph showed, stocks do turn out to be a good

investment. >> roadway suassuring words fro brenda. she knows. the. signs momentum may be growing on capitol hill for obama's nuclear dealing with iran. the 31st lawmaker announced support for the agreement. republicans remain unanimously against the deal. the merkley's deal puts backing should congress decide to kill the deal. democratic senator became the 31st to endorse the deal. supporters are three votes from the 34 needed to uphold the presidential veto. september is shaping up to be the month for the nuclear deal. last week a group of nearly 200 retired generals and admirals

sent a letter to congress to reject the deal. then the exact opposite, a letter sent asking for support. >> rejection by the congress would be a huge setback and would be more likely to trigger a nuclear iran and nuclear arms race in the region by undermining the proliferation regime which the united states has 4redled. >> the speaker of the israeli parliament said a nuclear arms race is around the corner. >> what will happen next? will security council get together and cancel the deal? pardon my simple language, but they really need guts to make a step like that. >> next step in washington is

ask congress to return from recess. they must vote by september 17th. according to the president, it will be the most important vote on foreign policy since invasion of iraq. >> thank you kristin. >> day of tears and prayers in western virginia as hundreds filled the auditorium to remember two journalists shot and killed on live television. a service to remember 24-year-old alison parker and 27-year-old adam ward. they were shot and killed by a former co worker that shot and took his own life. three firefighters killed while fighting the blaze at washington state were laid to rest today. the procession of 80 fire and emergency vehicles traveled through the area before the service. people lined the streets to pay respects. a woman held a sign reading you are heroes. these three young men died when

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saturate a satura saturateed ground brings threats of flooding. >> are they getting help from mother nature with the wildfires? >> a little bit of help from mother nature. a lot of moisture streaming in. we had the potential of flooding last 12 to 24 hours. broader picture, we have more potential for showers and thunderstorms for the southwest and north west. the areas that need to get it aren't getting the moisture. you can see all the active wildfires burning. close to 100 across the west. looking at one of the models over the next several days, rainfall for northwest interior. this region across the great basin and california not getting the moisture they really need. >> janice live in the fox weather center, thank you. >> of course. one of the massive wildfires hampered the search for a missing hiker in the rugged

sierra nevada mountains. crews found her alive after nine days. a fascinating survival story. how did they find this woman brian? >> incredible story. she set out with a group to hike 10 days ago, only supposed to be for the afternoon. she got separated from the group. she found herself nine miles out. she heard voices of rescuers nearby. with a whistle, she got their attention and was airlifted. the nine day search effort was tough the. searchers hiked 19 miles to find her through heavy smoke from a wildfire nearby at another national park. >> the california highway patrol was able to to find a way into the area where she was found.

they actually had to find a pathway through the smoke into that area. they were able to land, load her into the helicopter, air lift her to crmc in fresno. >> the terrain is so rough, it took crews a day and a half to get to the search area. >> incredible story of tenacity. how did she manage to survive? >> resourcefulness and bit of good luck. she planned to hike for that afternoon and had minimal supplies and food. she was suffering from several broken bones and immobile, unable to hike towards safety. she found a way to survive. >> she had a water filter with her. she basically crawled from where she was injured down to a creek. took her two days to do that. she was able to drink from the water filter. >> her voice is said to be strong. she's extremely grateful.

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a fun night at the ball park ended in tragedy for a baseball fan in atlanta. it happened during a game between the braves and yankees. the fan was reportedly booing rodriguez when he fell from the upper deck to lower level stands. he was identified as gregory murray, 60 years old. the no one else was hurt.

police do not suspect foul play. frightening moments for one surfer when a great white shark took a bite out of her surf board. it happened off california's central coast. the great white swam under her board and chomped it leaving this mark. this wasn't the only sighting this weekend. hi will. how is the surfer doing? >> when you look at her board, you may think she got hurt. she was not injured. we're talking about eleanor dempsey, swimming between los angeles and san francisco when she saw a six foot great white, so called juvenile great white that popped up and took a chunk out of her surf board. when she realized what was happening, she took off and didn't look back. the cancer vooisurvivor made it

shore. >> it seems surreal at this point. i'm not sure i always want to remember. that i'm not quite sure yet. >> not sure if she wants to make it wall art, but says she has a great story there surviving and not getting injure ed from the attack from a quote unquote juvenile great white shark. >> she is lucky. what about the ham armer head sk yesterday? >> another close encounter. two kayakers were in the water in san diego when they ran into the shark. what did they do? pulled out and shot video. they took that to the lifeguard. hammer head sharks are not likely to attack people. there's been 17 record aed attas in 400 years on record.

some can be dangerous. a man was bitten off coast of san diego earlier this month. this was ten feet long, didn't seem shy. it was a startling experience. one kayaker wasn't surprised to see the shark in the area. >> we got bumped by a hammer head yesterday and today. something brought him that way. they're not going to come in for no reason. if there's bait or someone that brought fish on their boat coming in with it. or if gutting fish here or bleeding out, you'll see that happen. >> some lifeguards in southern california using drones to spot sharks to protect beach goers. there's also apps to track shark movement. >> thanks. also in california, an auto mechanic just arrived to work when he found an unwanted visit, to a mountain lion. it backed off and hid under a

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pat and john get time for now. we heard hillary clinton say the public is not interested in e-mail issue. do falling poll numbers deny that? >> totally. they cannot arrest the month to month bleeding in numbers that pat has well in the past described as a ma tast sizing cancer in her base. if you watch anything other than fox, they don't pay attention on other shows she's declining and in serious trouble now to maybe not win the nomination at all. these other networks act like next fall when so and so is debating, hillary is this and that. i'm telling you hillary is not making it. she will not be the democratic nominee. >> pat, someone that's not in the race now by vice president joe biden. a close ally of his told ed

henry he would consider getting in the race if hillary clinton fell below 40% nationally. she's now at 37 in iowa. it's not nationally, but what do you think? >> she's getting -- you know, she's been dropping nationally and in this state, all of these key states. she is trailing bernie sanders in new hampshire and mow in iowa. the shocker in iowa. she was ahead 57-14 in may. this is over the summer 41 point swing in iowa. these are numbers that we don't normally see until we're actually in the primary season or the caucus season. i'll tell you this. in a way, biden is seen now as a stop gap for the establishment. he's got a problem. he's not only running -- if he runs obama's third term -- he will be running someone that's mr. insider at time the country

is blowing up in disgust with the political class. he has real advantage on her. insides the democratic party, character matters with voters. john said when described the cancer, i talked about it in the nature of watching the doubts of the existing base. you can't keep going out there saying my server on this -- the american public knows better. the national poll showed what voters -- they didn't break it by party. what voters had first came on their mind to her being a liar, dise dishonest and untrustworthy. >>

this thing can't be stopped now. it's on track to greatly damage her. >> all right. >> they're looking what happens after her. >> we have to move on. we have another topic i know you

want to talk about. hillary clinton making this comment in which she basically compared republican politicians to terrorists. take a listen. >> extreme views about women. we expect that from some of the terrorist groups. we expect that from people who don't wanted to live in the modern world. it's a little hard to take coming from republicans who want to be the president of the united states. >> we have doug now. we want to welcome him and get his reaction. hi doug. what do you think? >> i think this was over the line. i think that she felt that bipolarizing, attacking republicans, making extreme statement comparing republican rhetoric on women to terrorism that somehow it would deflect attention. candidly i think if anything it backfired, makes her look

desperate like she doesn't have coherent or consistent message. john and pat are exactly right. she's in a death spiral down. it's hard to break that when it happens. the only democrat that did that was john kerry in 2004 when able to turn must bes around in new hampshire. hillary sunk now in season new hampshire as she did in 2008. pat is honest. he's a creature of establishment. this is a race crying out for outsiders like bernie sanders and republicans will talk about. it's really elizabeth warren who's the consensus choice of democrats should she run. >> thank you. >> let me say -- >> go ahead pat. >> let me say this. elizabeth warren is the one people should be watching for. she's genuine.

she speaks as i've said before with real emotion. not desperate things of hillary's about terrorists. the country is disgusted with political speech. warren, whether you like her policies or not, speaks with a passion about student loans. she speaks with passion bernie sanders has. she also has a broader agenda. she is what the party wants. when hillary clinton talks about super delegates in august, remember our -- my party is rigged in a way for establishment, not like the republicans. >> super delegates pat. >> i'm getting a wrap here. >> only 10% of numbers she needs for nomination. >> we've got to carry this over. >> the thing is, this is when elizabeth warren needs to run. not four years from now. now or never. >> going to have to wrap up there on this topic.

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dr. ben carson does well with that group. how important is that? >> huge. the last contestant in 2008 huckabee was the evangelicals candidate came on strong at the end. that's a thing to watch. we're still in august. things are moving, but we have a long way to go. this isn't going to happen until late january early february. often someone can come on at the end. big news, big guys have blown away the rest of the field. jeb bush is in eighth place. jeb bush nationally, doug and pat talked about friday, nationally trump at 28%. bush is at 7%. the establishment candidate with $140 million is getting beaten four times by trump. >> speaking of trump, we have a tweet here by randy that asks can trump win independence in the swing states in the general

electi election? >> doug? >> i think he can. the real point is between trump and carly fiorina. if i have math right, close to 50% in iowa. 46, pretty close. what that says is three quarters of the political class being deprived by the electorate in iowa. there's a real throw the bums out attitude on both sides. trump is still leading. he still has a clear lead. there isn't anyone in the establishment mind set in both parties driving the electorate now. >> let's talk about carly fiorina.

cnn has upcoming debate. they're taking just the top ten candidates in polls as fox did. they're using polls that go back as far as two months before the fox debate. a lot has changed since then. there's been many polls since then. they're saying she's skewed towards earlier polls and burned out of the debate, and that's unfair. what do you think? >> it's a real possibility because cnn has come up with cry ti -- with criteria bizarre beyond belief. polls before july. she's right about something else. the establishment of the party is not going to help her. they're the ones that sanction the debate. they're the ones that tells cnn you got to use more recent polling. fox used the five most mayor recent polls they thought met

the standard. it did. cnn, if that were the case, it would be a different field. previs is attached at hip with scott walker. he's part and parcel of the entire robe establishment party. they want to play games. just like the democrats by the way. dmc with strategy trying to poll hillary up by having six debates. this is a politics where the establishment is trying to stomp out what doug said which is a country that wants change. >> the republican national committee says it's legally not allowed to interfere. >> that's ridiculous. >> cnn says weapon can't change the rules now. we set the criteria. can't change once already underway. in hindsight, john, is two months too long? >> it's crazy.

this race changes by the day let alone the month. carly fiorina was the star that night. she was the break-out star. she belongs. if we polled republicans afternoaround the country, 85% would say carly fiorina should be in the main debate september 16th. she should be in there. >> if they need to have 11, have 11 if that's what they needs to do. >> some say this isn't hurting her at all. look how much attention she's getting. we're talking about her now. is she using this to her benefit? >> she is using this to her benefit. if she's exclude ed from the cnn debate as appear others certain is ll -- certainly possible now that will hurt her. if she's at the children's table again in the debate they're going to hold. the real issue here which pat is

underscoring and john has too, american people want diversity of voices, opinions, fresh faces and new ideas. they're not looking for warmed-over establishment rhetoric policies or politics which is why joe biden's candidacy is less than it might appear. half if not more of republican primary electorate wants somebody other than those currently in office. this is a seat change in america's politics. >> i've got to wrap this. sorry. got to wrap the segment. more lawmakers are taking sides on iran nuclear deal as president obama promises to veto republican resolutions against it should it fail in congress. which side has the numbers? fox political insiders are coming right back. three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car?

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the iran nuclear deal gaining support on capitol hill. supporters reportedly now within reach of 34 votes needed to uphold a presidential veto of congressional resolution against the agreement. the fox news political insiders are back. pat shown and john. pointing out among many other things at least one poll shows 65% of people are opposed to this deal once they're given details. what do you think about the fact it's got one more democratic supporter now? >> what's happening is it's typical washington. the country, american people, who's security is at stake are moving against this. not only did we see in july 65. we're seeing numbers close to 60 fox and others over 60. across the board, the american

people reject this. they believe the president is not telling the truth. they are really upset. meanwhile we have the same game in washington. other content for american people. now we have perhaps the president or white house, we won't have a vote. we'll fill buster this. the most important security agreement in 25 or 30 years and you're not going to have a vote on it. the debate coming in december. the notion of political class we figured this out before. the president's attitude and media's attitude, people go to hell. no we don't have to have votes. we go to u.n. today the iranian president said he wasn't going to submit. he wasn't going to split to his parliament because he may go ahead and implement it. we are not but act like it. it is content and not willing to

have honest debate. >> they'll vote against it in the house and senate. he'll veto that. we will not be able to override the veto. congress will let it happen. obama will implement it, declare victory. it's a bad example of democracy at its worst. >> more tangible example of what we've been talking about. two thirds of republicans and democrats do not want done here. pat so articulately said in iran too so they don't have to be guided by the rule of law as we apparently are not guided by the rule of law or will of the people. it's very scary patti ask and speaks ill of our democracy.

>> there will be political prices for this. i'm telling you, if you ignore the american people like this, and there's an honest debate which will drive the numbers even worse, i can't believe senators are getting up saying i don't care if iran will inspect themselves. the president told me i have to vote for it. republicans are cynical because they see the issue it will be for them. what we need is longest debate. if we don't get a vote, there are going to be people that will pay for this. people are rioting in iowa a and new hampshire. people in the political class don't seem to know they're related. >> i had a guy tell me i'm afraid the agreement will be honored by iranians and in ten years their economy will be doing great. they'll have missile technology and be able to build a nuke. all by honoring this agreement. how good an agreement is that?

>> i don't think they're going to honor the agreement. they're going to support terrorism. >> this is a deal they're getting. >> that wasn't put in the agreement by the way. >> we're getting another wrap. we'll be back in a few minutes with final thoughts. stay with us. my knee pain. find a machine at drscholls.com

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>> all right. thank you so much to our fox political insiders. that's going to do it for us. that's how the fox reports on this sunday, august 30, 2015. i'm patti in for harris faulkner. o'reilly is up next. ♪ ♪ hi, hi. i'm eric in for bill o'reilly thanks for watching this special edition. we begin with outrageous comments from hillary clinton. >> i know some are seriously advocating to deport 11-12 million people wor