we had a lot of you writing in today so thank you for that. and a hope you had a good week joining us for real real. thank you for joining us on a friday. i'm gretchen carlson, have a faction weekend. here's shep. >> where in -- world donald trump? there are lights and microphones and questions for the candidate from queens but no donald. what's the story here? if you know somebody's planning a crime, better give the cops a heads up. hours ago a friend of the accused charleston church shooter appeared in course, accused of failing to let anybody know that his buddy had a plan. now he is facing possible years in prison. plus the search for alien life. a well-respected scientist says extraterrestrials could be a lot closer than anybody realizes. maybe right here in our solar system. and there's a chance they're trying to contact us right now.

but humans are too stupid to realize it. speaking of stupid, let's get to it. good friday afternoon to you and first from the fox news deck this friday afternoon, if you have been flipping over the cable tv landscape today looking for his omni present, if you have ridden the radio dials seeking wisdom and enlightenment you notice something strange happening in america. one thing is certain is that donald trump is everywhere. and he is huge. he is in front of the cameras, holding the microphones, talking on the phones. having town hall meet examination -- stuff. -- stomaching for your boat but today he is missing. no appearances no radio interviews, nothing. there's a big forum for republicans in south carolina, but donald trump cancelled. why? well, his team says he has a big

business deal to close, but some are wondering if his absence has anything to do with what happened last night. >> a problem in this country, called muslims. we know our current president is one. he is not even an american -- >> we need a question. >> anyway, we have training camps growing -- >> if we let that play out you would hear donald trump say, yeah, we're looking into all of that. the win ton say heed look into claims of terror training camps. he did not correct the questioner to point out that president obama is a christian, and an american, who is born in america. donald trump's democratic rival, hillary clinton, put out a tweet, quoting, donald trump, not denouncing false statements about potus, or president of the united states, and hateful rhetoric about muslims is disturbing. and just plain wrong. cut it out.

well, donald trump is not backing down. though we cannot find him, he is not backing down. his camp put out statement accusing president obama of, quote, waging war against christians, waging war. and just like that, donald trump is back on the front page after some of his rivals made waves in this week's big g.o.p. debate. he back on the pages of the papers. but he is missing. if you have hear from donald trump today, you have heard of something from last night or from the debate on cnn, but you have not heard from donald trump. what is television without him? and when will he return to explain it all away? we have team fox coverage of the 2016 race. ed henry is with hillary clinton in new hampshire. first mike emanuel live at the big forum and greenville, south carolina. donald trump supposed to be there but, alas no donald trump. of what should we make? >> reporter: no question, organizers of the heritage

action event are disappointed that donald trump bailed out of the event at lunchtime today. he is leading the polls in south carolina, and towns of people are showing up here, wanting to hear from him and ten other republican candidates at the white house josh ernest blast the way trump handled the encounter with a supporter. >> is anybody really surprised this happen at a donald trump rally? people who hold these offensive views are part of mr. trump's base. and mr. trump himself would be the first to tell you he has the biggest base of any republican politician these days. now, it is too bad that he wasn't able to summon the same kind of patriotism that we saw from senator mccain. >> and somethingsome suggest the way trump handled the situation is a sign of his political lack of experience, unlike when john mccain in 2008 quickly shot down any suggestion that the president was not an american or not a christian. >> donald trump was on a radio

show this morning, but i haven't been able to figure out if this came out. what do we expect from this trump-less event? >> reporter: we have ten republican candidates coming here to south carolina to speak with tens of thousands of supporters. let's take a look at the roster of people who will be here. you have jeb bush, scott walker, dr. ben carson, senator cruz, santorum, rubio, rand paul, carly fiorina, the star of the debate, bobby jindal, chris christie, one guy who is not here from south carolina offered this reaction to trump's encounter. >> disaster for the run part to nominate him unless he comes forward and says, i no longer believe that president obama was born in kenya. i have no doubt. i believe he was born in hawai'i. and for mr. trump to reject the proposition that the man's question about muslims. >> reporter: senator graham is on the campaign trail today in

iowa. >> the democrats now in a report that vice-president joe biden is 100% entering the race. hear that? that's what a train -- a series of them say they overheard from a top biden backer who was speaking to loud. so take that for what it's worth. the witnesses say the head of the "draft biden" committee was talking on the cell phone on the train. if that turns out to be true that too present another challenge for the democratic front-runner, hillary clinton. she is already seeing rival bernie sanders move up in the polls in a huge way. team fox coverage continues now. ed henry in durham, new hampshire. hillary clinton went donald trump today. what happened? >> reporter: big-time. because of what he didn't say last night at that town hall meeting. hillary clinton has a news conference here at the university of new hampshire. she wanted to talk about college affordability, the recorders wanted to -- reporters wanted to talk about her e-mail

controversy. instead this became a news conference about trump. she said she i appalled by the fact he did not stand up for the president of the united states. >> i was appalled, and as you may know, quickly put out a tweet expressing the great disappointment with that kind of rhetoric, and calling on him and anybody else who is seeking the highest office of the land, to start behaving like a president. >> reporter: now, donald trump's staff suggested maybe he didn't hear what that person at the town hall was saying. hillary clinton was asked whether he believes that. she said, look, this is why he needs to come forward and address it. she simply doesn't know what did happen and didn't happen. obviously there's some politics being played here as well. hillary clinton with lat of troubles of her own would much rather talk about donald trump than her issues.

>> who wouldn't. bernie sanders has been making the rounds, saw him last night and this morning. he says he is surprised his numbers are going up so much but they are, and they appear to continue to go up. >> reporter: no doubt about it. look at this contrast. today he had this event near you in new york city, with small donors. his donors are give egg an average of $30, big difference than the super pacs are giving to hillary clinton on the left of various republicans on the right. let me -- the tale of the tape. last night i was at a hillary clinton town hall meeting. he schad empty seats in the become of the room. todayty university of new hampshire she was boasting it was a big crowd. the fire chief says 350. i checked with bernie sanders office. he is coming to the same campus on sunday and they already have 1300rsvps. so several hundred more people than hillary clinton had here today. apples to apples. more people turning out. let's see whether they vote for

him. >> let's turn to chris wallace, the host of "fox news sunday." what do you make of this? >> which part. >> the town hall last night where the person said, he is this and that and trump didn't try in the way that john mccain did in 2008, similar thing happened to mccain, woman said he is an arab, and i can't trust him. he said, no, he is an american and a good family man and we just disagree on policy. none of that from donald trump. how is that going to play? >> well, that's two different questions. give you my reaction, which is that i think it's unfortunate that trump didn't stand up. we can talk about the president. the president can handle himself. >> true. >> i thought the first part of the questioner's remarks were more offensive when he said we got a probable policemen in this country, it's muslims. we have a problem with islamic radicals, jihaddists, not a problem with muslims. the overwhelming majority of which are patriotic, hard-working americans, and you would think that donald trump

would have spoken out and made that distinction between our enemies and muslims who like christians and jews are good americans. i find it hard to believe that donald trump has gone dark today just because of this. he handled a lot of problems before. he is going to figure a way to handle this one out. we may like it or not like it. but i find it hard to believe he is ducking because of this. >> i haven't seen him cancel in this way before. have you? >> no. but it is -- sigman freud said sometimes a cigar is a cigar. he has a big been deal? maybe that's the truth. >> the big debate, how a big boost for carly fiorina. we don't know yet because the polling isn't in yet. >> well, exactly. and that's why when people -- i've been so wrong so often. when people say, how much is this going to hurt donald trump? i don't know. the electorate is in an

unpredictable move. no question it helped her in the sense she was the consensus winner of the debate. that she was on free front page of every paper. we're talking about her right now. that gives her an opportunity, about 50% of the done trip didn't know show she was so this gives her an opportunity with all this attention to try to show people who she is. the flip side of that is that people are going to examine her proposals, going to examine her controversial business record as the ceo of hewlett pack erred -- hewlett packard, but better to get your name on the front page. >> who do you like, rebels or tide? >> you're rooting for the rebels -- i'm duty-bound to root for alabama. roll tide. >> seriously? they've got a great front seven, faction defense. i feel like they will run the ball and run the ball well and often, but i don't know if you

can stop this rebel offense. maybe they will. but we don't know that much about either team, i don't think. we don't know much about -- >> let me just say something i. i know you put up 140 points in the last two games. >> we did. >> you're not playing the little sisters of the poor this week as opposed to the last two weeks. >> i'm guessing fresno state -- watching religiously on sunday will be very pleased to hear you've call a team that's been to a bowl game 14 out of the last 16 years -- blade did you call them? >> who did you -- >> the first -- you got to play -- we play one per year and that's it. don't be hating on people. that's not nice. turn things into a pejorative. i was asking who you think is better in bryant denny. i think the tide favored by six or seven. >> sounds maybe a little under. >> beat bam, hotty toddy, go rebs. >> roll tied. >> you're weird. i went down there last weekend

for the beatdown, and person after person says you give that chris wallace a little something on a friday. he always has bad things to say about the hotty toddy and they don't like it at all. >> it is nothing against the rebels. it's all against you. it's personal. if you were writing for alabama, i would pick mississippi. >> you should say ole miss, though. >> ole miss. i'm sorry, not the rebels. >> if they do win, if the rebels win this weekend, you think they're a top fiver? we have -- last time we beat them in bryant denny was 1988 and that's the only time. you watch at 9:15 on saturday night. we'll see if you're asleep for that thing. going to be a good one, chris. >> i promise you i won't bev watching at 10:15. holidayopen are you be watching sunday morning. we're going to be talking to carly fiorina.

>> oh, good. >> the consensus winner of the -- i hope we'll have a picture to put up so you don't have to look at my ugly mug. have we got one? kim? you got a picture -- >> i just heard the voice saying we screwed up. but they all remember her. they watched the debate. >> in any case fiorina -- >> roll with it. >> carly fiorina our guest, also going to preview the pope's visit with the archbishop of washington. it's going to be are very exciting "fox news sunday" and we may review alabama's stirring victory over mississippi on saturday night. >> good to see you, chris. we'll be right back

the possibility of a flare swas almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores.

don't start humira if you have an infection. raise your expectations. ask your gastroenterologist about humira. with humira, control is possible. senior u.s. officials accuses of mitting intelligence reports to paint a more positive picture of the fight against the islamic state, and it could be part of a pattern going back to 2012. that is the claim today from the house intelligence committee chairman, the california run, devin nunez. pentagon officials say they're now investigating. they say analysts at the military central command complained that their bosses sweetened their reports to make it appear that operations in iraq and syria were going better than they actually are. they head of centcom, general lloyd austin, told a senate panel he never ordered officers to manipulate any intelligence on isis, and the house intelligence committee chairman says lawmakers are launching a

separate investigation. catherine herridge is live in washington with details. >> reporter: the head of the house intelligence committee says they're working with the house armed services committee chair by congressman mac thornberry to investigate the alleged manipulation of the isis intelligence. >> we are going to take this very seriously. whistleblower has come forward. so we have a unite front as we begin this investigation. >> reporter: 2013, nunez says he went to thus central command to get a briefing on the osama bin laden documents but the congressman was blocked and wrongly told the intelligence specialists were not working. >> we found out that not only were they there, they were prepared to brief. somebody has to answer that question why they do not let us have access to the analysts. >> reporter: the message about

blocking the briefing was delivered by major general but the congressman told fog that the block and the pressure really in this particular case he believes had to come from someone higher up. >> what is the white house saying about this? >> reporter: the white house spokesman this afternoon seemed to choose his words carefully when asked if he could say without qualification that no one from the administration pressured anyone to alter the intelligence. >> inspector general, i believe it's a department of defense inspector general that is considering actions that may or may not have been taken by a range of officials inside the department of defense. i don't think there's any accusations that have been made against white house officials. >> reporter: the e-mail obtained by fox news, the nation's top spy, james clapper, disputes accounts he was meddling with the intelligencely holding twice weekly video conference call with two senior intelligence officers at central command, but a source close to the analysts who filed the complaints say the

clappers ron tact was in fact a far more frequent. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> prosecutors in south carolina charging a friend of the accused church shooter there, dylannoff. they say he knew about his friend's alleged plot to shot and kill worshipers at a church in june. the accused shooter's friend, entering a plea. we'll speak with a lawyer about the case coming up.

do you suffer from constipation or irregularity? trust dulcolax® for dependable relief. try free at dulcolaxoffers.com dulcolax® stool softner makes it easier to go comfortably. hurry! try free at dulcolaxoffers.com. dulcolax®. designed for dependable relief.

from and the people whought you underwhelbrought youet speeds. dulcolax®. designed for dependable relief. temperamental satellite television. introducing... underwhelming internet speeds and temperamental television... in one. welcome to the moment no one's been waiting for. the fastest internet and the best tv experience is already here with x1. only from xfinity. a friend of the man accusationed of gunning down nine people at a black church in charleston, south carolina, is now charged with lying to the feds and hiding information. a friend of the alleged shooter. his name is joey meek. he is on the right here. he pleaded not guilty in court today. on the left is the accused

shooter, dylann roof. the fed said meek told on fbi a little he did not know specifics about the plan but prosecutors say that is a lie. meek has said the suspect stayed with him and his family in the weeks leading happy to shootings. they were friends. he stayed there sometimes. he told reporters that dylann roof complained that black people were taking over and that somebody needed to do something about it for the white race. >> he told me that he -- that the black people were taking over the country and that he wanted it to be segregation. >> the friend, joey meek, said that roof used birthday money to buy a gun, and that he took it away when roof was drunk. but returned it when he sobered up. if convicted this friend, joe where meek, faces several years behind bars. let's take it to a lawyer, dan shore, former prosecutor, specializing in cases including

homicide. if he knew something was up and didn't say something, if he sees something but doesn't say something, is that a crime. >> enly -- generally not but hi is accuses of concealing he knew information and lying to federal authorities when the asked him. that's what the two charges say he did. >> and what happens to you if that is proved to be true? >> for the false statements to federal law enforcement he faces up to five years in prison. he also faces three years for concealing it. the charge is called misprison of a felony, for having knowledge about a crime and concealing it. so three years on one count and five years on the other. >> does it matter if, for instance, he put forth the defense of, i'm a dumb kid and i just really didn't know what was going on and up in of it made sense to me and i didn't get it? >> that might be helpful if he didn't say anything, but here he is accused of actually concealing and it responding to law enforcement question witches information that wasn't true. they reportedly asked him about what he knew, whether he knew about the planning, and according to the indictment, he said he didn't know about it. so, that's more than just being

confused. that's assertively saying to law enforcement, i don't know anything, when law enforcement says that wasn't true. >> some of his stories, according to my reading of this, had changed as well. details of where roof was and when they were together. >> right. so, we don't know the facts that are ultimately going to be brought up by law enforcement. the indictment is just a couple of pages and alsos the basic charges. he supposedly was childhood friend of dylann roof, staying together in the same trailer. meek and his girlfriend took roof's gun away when he was ranting when he was drunk. they return the gun to him, the gun then used to tragically kill nine people in the church. >> i guess what we tell our friends and our kids and our neighbors is, if you hear somebody with a gun who is drunk saying i'm about to to kill a bh of people and you get the gun away, maybe then take it to police. >> absolutely. if he's factors true he knew there was a plan to shoot people at a church and he didn't tell anybody, that's just not legally a problem. that morally reprehensible.

but he is innocent until proven guilty. the federal government doesn't usually bring charges like this unless they can prove them. >> thank you. defendants often come faves to face with theirs accusers in court but not like this. the sheriff's department in lima, ohio, goofed by leaving a murder suspect alone in a held cell with another inmate who was testifying against him. as you might imagine the two men did standard fighting and here's the video evidence. the sheriff's says the guards were able to break it it before anybody got too badly hurt. >> the last thing we want to do is put two people together who, one is testifying against the other. just truly an honest mistake. >> frankly a big one. the judge allowed the jury to see the surveillance recording of this fight. but denied the defense request for mistrial. russia picking up the pace of its military buildup in

syrian, according to a syrian foreign minister. we'll talk with a former supreme allied command over nato who says the russian president vladimir putin is trying to undermine the united states at every turn. the army, navy, air force, all set to open up all combat jobs to women. but there's word that the marine corps does not want to budge on certain posts and it's reportedly inflaming tensions between the military branches. the details on that on a friday from fox news channel. when your windshield needs fixed...

trust safelite. our exclusive trueseal technology means a strong reliable bond. at safelite we stand behind our work... ...because the ones you love, sit behind it. (softly) ♪safelite repair, safelite replace♪ more headlines. police in hartford, connecticut, say an image of scrooge mcduck helped them crack a delayed robbery investigation. that is after man pleaded guilty to stealing a custom chain and medallion featuring that disney character. investigators traced the chain back to the suspect after he sold it a pawn shop. a british man said the show

"breaking bad" made him curious about ricin. he was sentenced to eight years for trying to buy the deadly toxin. >> and just a few days after folks spotted a yell loafer rahrry and dd- -- yell fer rahr ares blowing lights left the country. he tried to claim diplomatic inmuseum. one more thing. who is scrooge mcduck? is that new one?

why should over two hundred years of citi history matter to you? well, because it tells us something powerful about progress: that whether times are good or bad, innovators with great ideas will continue to drive the world forward. as log as they have someone to believe in them. for more than two centuries we've helped progress makers turn their ideas into reality. and the next great idea could be yours. the uncle of donald and the great uncle of hugh yes, dewey and lieuey, that is who scrooge mcduck is. i'm sorry. >> rich would consider sending troops to fight in siroff the assad asked him to do so and why not? according to a spokesman for the russian president vladimir putin. the united states and russian defense chiefs spoke for the first time, discussing the possibility of working together to take on isis.

a senior official says in a phone call that the russian defense minister described his country's military buildup in syria as a defensive in nature operation. but u.s. officials say it looks to them like russia has been supplying the assad regime with fighter jets, attack helicopters and battle tanks. that's not defensive. the russian officials agreed that the -- i should say -- the russian officials urged the united states to buddy if one assad to fight terrorism but barack obama called on the syrian dictator to step down and has been doing so for years. secretary of state john kerry says he is absolutely certain and that's a quote, that assad used chemical womens -- chemical weapons against his own people. we have a former supreme nato allied commander. now the don't of the fletcher school at tufts university. nice to see you again. thank you. >> good to see you, shepard. >> are you worried about the russian moves or is this something with which we should not concern ourselves?

>> we should very much concern ourselves. at a minimum, it's going to prolong this conflict. it's going to put more chaos into a very confused battle space, and worst of all it's going to put russian military conducting combat operations, i have no doubt of that -- in the same battle space in which the united states is flying combat missions against the islamic state. that is a very dangerous prescription. we taught be -- ought to be very concerned use, how does it change the equation for us about how we're fighting fighting thec state. >> it does nose change the equation for us. i think secretary kerris doing this and hopefully the secretary of defense ash carter today in the talk you mentioned with his counterpart, are trying too convince the russians to get on side in this thing, which is to say conduct operations with us along with 25 other nations against the islamic state. but conducting combat operations

in support of this brutally flawed assad regime is only going to prolong a terrible civil war. >> one of the biggest problems we have had is we realize, apparently, that enough the absence of assad there is no one to take over the void except the islamic state, so if you topple assad there's no one to fill void. kind of like what happened in iraq. so is this russia's attempt to be the one to take over and gives them more of a footprint in the region. >> that's part of it. as you're looking at events from moscow, you are trying to create some instability around your periphery. look at ukraine. this is another example of putin trying to get on the world stage, trying to be engaged, but it's not a very helpful move in terms of actually creating stan in the region. >> there is a way we can apply more pressure on the russian president? is there something we can do

that we're not yet doing? >> i think we are doing quite a bit with economic sanctions. we need to absolutely keep those on, using ukraine as leverage. secondly we'll be helped by markets. the biggest thing that can happen is oil prices being low. thirdly, we can continue to marshal world opinion against the kind of moves that russia is making noticeably in ukraine. >> it's good to see you. thank you for coming. >> thank you very much, shepard. see you next time. >> yes, sir. saudi arainways get rag yesterday to host one of the largest religious gatherings in the world women have images this afternoon. a parade ahead of the hodge pilgrimage to mecca. it's one of the five pillars of islam. the religion calls for every follower to make the trip to haj, make it at laos once -- at least once in a lifetime.

security forces are marching through the crowds in this image, and this image, troops demonstrating hand to ahead -- i missed that one? i did. man upside-down. here's the green smoke. i may have the screwed the whole slide show up. here's helicopters. saudi arabia helicopters flying overhead. last week, a massive construction crane smashed through the roof of the grand mosque in mecca, and that killed more than 100 people. the numbers were lower at first but we now know more than 100 dead, and that didn't stop thousands of worshipers from attending a prayer service. this is a time lapse photograph here, an estimated 1.2 million people have already arrived for haj. u.s. marine corps officials expected to submit a proposal that would keep some combat jobs offlimits to women. the marines say there isn't a final decision yet but the defense secretary, ash carter, is prepared to review any plans

they hand in. the u.s. military has been slowly trying to integrate women into what was once a male-only combat role over the past couple of years. last month, two women completed the grueling army ranger course for the first time. some women in the military say they want these combat roles because they're often -- they often pay better and can help them get promoted faster. back in january of 2013, the then-secretary of defense, leon panetta, signed an order that got rid of the limits placed on women fighting for the country. they gave u.s. military leaders until this january to argue whether any positions should remain closed. official width the united states army, navy and air force, all expected to allow women to serve in combat roles without any exceptions, but not that marines. the secretary of the navy does not agree with the marines, right? >> that's right. a fight appears to be brewing between navy secretary and the next chairman of to the joint chiefs, who served as marine

commandant until recently. the issue involves whether the marine will be allowed to ask for permission to exclude women from combat jobs after a recent study of female marines concluded, quote, the all-male units moved faster, shot more accurately could carry more weight and suffered fewer injuries than gender-integrated units. today we have learned the marine corps plans to ask for an exemption from the defense secretary to keep their infantry and artillery positions all male but the navy secretary, the civilian who oversees the marine corps says he woken ask for an exemption and immediately questioned at the study. >> nobody is asking for an exemption in the navy. i've been clear about this for a while. i'm not goaling to ask for an exemption. for the marines. >> he'll have to make his case to defense secretary carter. >> how are marines reacting to this? >> well, the marines puts out a statement, quote, our process

encompassed 25 studies which viewed research results from three related lenses of combat effectively in a letter, congressman dung can hunter, himself a former marine, is demanding they may maybis resign because the insulted the competency of marines by disregarding their professional judgment, their combat experience, and their quality of leadership. that me recents will allow women to be in armored tanks. >> pope francis set to lan in cuba tomorrow right before he makes his historic visit to the united states necessary week. the pope is scheduled to arrive in the u.s. on tuesday at joint base andrew in maryland. and spend the next couple of days in d.c. where he will meet with president obama and address a joint session of the united states congress. on wednesday the pope is to hold a canonon ication ceremony and

it is the first time a pope with search such a mass on american soil. he is to meet with world leaders at the unite nations and address the general assembly and stop at st. patrick cathedral, holding a mass in madison square garden and visiting the 9/11 memorial. then it's philadelphia for the weekend. pope francis is to visit independence hall where the declaration of independence and she u.s. constitution were sign. he'll also visit a jail, and then hold mass for the world conference on family, on benjamin franklin parkway, lauren green is with us here. we're about to see history happen. >> the interesting thing about pope francis, never been on american soil. is the latin pope and -- that signals something different for the world. >> translator: the church's new beginnings trace back to

francis' past, born in 1936 in boundary dish boundary necessary are his headquarters was the oldest of four children. growing up bathed in latin america's catholic culture. >> a pretty ordinary kid until his early teens when he had a major religious experience. >> a nearly 17-year-old jorge walked past the basilica of st. joseph, something compelled him to entered and to confession. he newell the would be a priest. >> he said it was like being thrown from a horse. everything changed. >> his compassion for the poor. motivated by the extreme of wealth and poverty and learned the art of politics coming to age during the rise of peron. >> end up co opting and peron fell bus of his conflict with

the catholic church. >> interesting anecdote. people say if he hadn't become a priest he would have been a politician. >> we'll have coverage next week. thank you. a ceremony honoring some strange scientific achievements. the winners have helped answer questions including, where does a bee sting hurt the most? and how can unboil an egg? unboil an egg? that's coming up. when my doctor told me i have age-related macular degeneration, amd we came up with a plan to help reduce my risk of progression. and everywhere i look... i'm reminded to stick to my plan. including preservision areds 2. my doctor said preservision areds 2 has the exact nutrient formula that the national eye institute recommends to help reduce the risk of progression of moderate to advanced amd... after 15 years of clinical studies. preservision areds 2. because my eyes are everything.

an award ceremony at harvard, honoring people behind some really oddball research it toes. organizers say while the studies may seem at silly they have practical applications since up boiling an egg in. >> yes. we'll get to that in a moment. this is theing noble prize ceremony. >> ignoble, not noble. this guy won for letting

honeybees sting them 22 times to learn where it hurt the most. he said it hurt the most on his nostril, upper lip and his privates. >> privates i'd guess. >> this is a researcher whose team discovered a chemical formula to partially unboil an egg. he has eggs in plastic bags here. one appears to be boiled, one broken partially unboiled, and that's why he won. >> you can then make that into a chicken, right? >> i think he has to work on that. unboiling comes first. >> now we know. next? >> this winner here -- wheats happening her? >> i don't k >> this winner. >> this winner is a biologist whose team used mathematical formulas to proper a moroccan emperor could have fathered 888 children. >> busy. >> that is a low estimate.

she says her team found he could have fathered that many children with as few as 65 women, and he had a harem of 500. >> well, he had a great time. >> entirely possible. and this is the crowd here at the event. everybody seems to be having a great time. >> go on. >> here they are throwing paper airplanes. even some real nobel prize winners in attendance. >> is that it? >> that is up. >> i'm still curious about this person. apparently they didn't have in the lights at harvard so she had to -- something had to shine a flashlight. >> yes. a lot of stuff going on. >> scrooge mcduck had michigan to do with that. thank you. i know he swims in his money. now can now hang ten in north korea. but tourism agency from jersey, teaming up with an italian pro surfer, to test the waters of off the hermit kingdom.

we reported on this a couple of months ago and now they're hitting the water. holding special sessions and trains camps on north korea's east coast. officials approved the trip to boost the tourism. no sign of hill kim but -- lil' kim. in cuba, united states announcing it will ease rules for travel for business, according to the tress and i commerce department. the fed says the new rule goes into effect starting this monday and they will simplify procedures for travel as well as telephone and internet service, and money transfers to the island. americans cannot yet visit the island just as tourist. can't go as just a tourist no regularly scheduled flights now. the treasury secretary jack lieu says the united states is helping the cube -- cuban

citizens. it's not a question of whether we'll find extraterrestrial life. it's a question of when. according to a scientist who has been helping to lead the search, and she says the first contact could come sonner than you think. little green men and women next. why do so many people choose aleve? it's the brand more doctors recommend for minor arthritis pain. plus, just two aleve can last all day. you'd need 6 tylenol arthritis to do that. aleve. all day strong.

hyper intelligent aliens may be trying to contact the earth and we may be missing the signals. according to a scientist leading the search for alien life at the setti institute in california, an institution dedicated to finding extraterrestrial intelligence. she believes we could find signs of life beyond earth within our life times, she said, and i quote, i believe our generation will see it happen. the first discovery of an alien life will in my opinion, come first in our own neighborhood. she said. quoting again, the next decade promises to be extremely

exciting. trace gallagher is live in los angeles. we are not advanced fluff to get their signals. that's the obvious part -- all the lights win off. that's scary. >> the theory is we can't have them because they could be using super sophisticated tenth nothing and we're still using the equivalent of tin cans and a string. the scientist say because we rely on raidey and optical technology gives us a limited view of the universe saying, quoting see, how much progress we have made in the past 100 years? if there's a civilization out there that is 1,000 years older than we are who knows what type of technology or what type of process they have put into communicating with others. they go on to say the telltail signals from aliens will likely come from new physics, with new type of pulsars, communications, that we need to recognize that, either that or the aliens need

to show up on our doorstep, which they believe could happen. >> i'd like that. trace, thank you. we will be back in a moment. i think they're mad at us for talking about them. off they went. the lights don't mayor nally go off. the promise of the cloud is that every organization has unlimited access to information, no matter where they are. the microsoft cloud gives our team the power

to instantly deliver critical information to people, whenever they need it. here at accuweather, we get up to 10 billion data requests every day. the cloud allows us to scale up so we can handle that volume. we can help keep people safe; and to us that feels really good.

uthis isn't the mostne efficient way for people -or air to travel. awww!

ducts produce uneven temperatures and energy loss. mitsubishi electric systems offer a better way with no new ductwork.... and lower energy bills. so everyone gets exactly what they want! mitsubishi electric cooling and heating. make comfort personal. on this day in 1975 the fbi captured patty hearst, bringing an end to one of it kales its straininges case in history. a year earlier an a group of armed radicals announced it kidneyed the granddaughter of william randolph hearst. investigators say hearst took part in armed robberies with the group. the feds captured her in richmond she was later convicted of armed robbery despite her claim thirds group brain washed her. president bill clinton pardoned

party hearst but the fbi nab it its victim, turned fugitive, 40 years ago today. >> heave a great week -- have a great weekend and best of luck. >> all right. off the rails. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. you're looking at, well, a market that just went off the rails. look at this, dow jones industrials careening 300 points he day after the federal reserve, did not, hike interest rates you. think that would be a relief to the markets but these markets, paranoid as they are, are interpreting this as what did these guys see that we didn't and that we continue not to see? anything stock or stock related hit hard today. all the major market averages beginning with the dow, the s&p, and the nasdaq, all lost considerable ground today, not only down on t