question, make a media comment. i read them aum ill alll, and i respond. we're here next week with the latest buzz. a fox news alert. the first polls are out since the second gop presidential debate. carly fiorina moving all the way up to second place after a strong performance in wednesday's debate. polling at 15%, a huge jump from the 3% support she had earlier this month. hello, everyone. welcome to "america's news headquarters." >> hello, everyone. do there's a reoccurring theme in this race, the top three spots held by political outsiders. donald trump, carly fiorina, ben carson leading the pack. then scott walker is now polling at the below 1%. of course that's taking a big

drop from when he was 10%. take a look at the democratic side. hillary clinton making her first appearance this morning on a sunday public affairs program in nearly four years. >> we have fox team coverage from washington. gary tinny with more on hillary's tv appearance. we'll start with kristen fisher, more with the latest polling numbers. >> almost everyone agreed that carly fiorina won the debate. now we're seeing that really translate to the polls. a new cnn poll out just this morning has donald trump still on top with 24% of the vote. but that's an eight-point drop from the same cnn poll taken bright before the debate. fiorina is up 12 points, by far the biggest increase by any candidate. she shot into second place while carson slipped to third. marco rubio is polling strong, up eight points jumping to fourth place. carly fiorina really trying to

make the most of her momentum after the debate. yesterday she had several stops in michigan and today she stopped by fox news sunday. >> it's obviously a very important moment because now more people know who i am and we know based on what's happened before this debate that, as people come to know me and they understand who i am and what i've done and most importantly what i will do, they tend to support me. >> one of the other big talking points on the sunday shows had to do with trump's handling of someone who said president obama was a muslim. he didn't correct him, which caused some controversy. today on "meet the press," every candidate on the show was asked if shade be okay with a muslim was as president. >> i would not advocate that we put a muslim in charge of this nation. i absolutely would not agree with that. >> would i be comfortable? i don't know if we have to address it right now, but i think it is certainly something that could happen. >> back to the polls, one more surprise that i want to talk about. scott walker. once seen as a front-runner,

he's dropped five points since the debate. he's now all the way at the bottom of the pack with a zero percent. just an asterisk. quite a surprise. hillary clinton taking a bit of a break from the campaign trail today. she made a first appearance in nearly four years. among the topics she covered, the continuing humanitarian crisis, the heartbreaking syrian refugee catastrophe. we're live with an update on pl mrs. clinton's appearance today. >> hillary clinton addressed a host of issues today, including syria's refugee crisis. on that, she said- obama's plan to welcome 10,000 refugees isn't enough. she would increase that number to 65,000. clinton also went after republican front-runner donald trump after the strong language he's been using on the campaign trail. >> he is fueling a level of

paranoia and prejudice against all kinds of people, and when all kinds of people, and when you light those5c better recognize that they can get out of control. and he should start dampening them down and putting them out. >> she also attempted to put out some of her own fires by apologizing for the controversy she causedht >> that decision could come within a few 6$weeks.

garrett, thank you. you can catch the fullrgy interw with/6ñ carly fiorina, that exclusive with chris wallace, on fox news sunday airing at 2:00 p.m. here and 6:00 p.m. on the fox news channel. ofnrse you can check your local listings for the local fox station near you to see ms. fiorina talk with chris. a fox newsg ysue francis holds mass in cuba on the first full day of his trip to the island nation. tens ofdqgç thousands of worshis packing havana'spmñ revolutiona square. the holy father encouraging humility and love and calling on cubans to serve one xdanother. we're live from havana with the latest. steve? >> reporter: the vatican is citing a figure of 300,000 people literally jammed into revolution square inj3>f downto havana this morning, many ofvv dtq u$em just curious. many came 3:00 a.m. eager to hear theácdz words of the first

latin american pope. in his sermon, the pope stressed humility saying whoever wishes to be the first among you must be the last of all. in attendance at the mass was cuba's leader raul castro. castro has had a rough relationship with the church in the past,(f, but relations betw the cuban government and0nz the church have grown closer over the past three papal visitsá3d the past 20 years. raul has praised this pope for his capitalism. he also praised the pope for helping to open up relations between the u.s. and cuba, that 50-year road block helped with the pope as a key mediator. both nations established embassies opened up again after 50 years in havana and it will be a busy next stlooe pope. he travels across the island of 11 million people. he'll have two more open air masses before he heads to washington on tuesday. it's likely he's going to meet with fidel castro, the ailing 89-year-old leader. one item not on his schedule is

a meeting with any cuban dissidents. >> lots of foot work for the pope over the next few days as you said, steve. many eyes and many ears on what the pope has to say as well. thanks sop-x much.4 this slogan chanted is not a slogan against the american people. our people respect the american people. the iranian people are not looking for war with any country. but at the same time the policies of the united states have been against the nationals interests of iranian people.é$u% it's understandable that peoplee will demonstrate sensitivity to this issue. >> that was the iranian president defending death to america. th it, thatol' the j6ç ous chant s aimed at past u.s. policies offered that shocking support during an interview that airs tonight on "60 minutes," the same day that the united nations nuclear rebnspector, the head o theó[ iaea has arrived in tehra to see if iran will live up to the controversial nuclear

agreement. /wq&l they come clean? we're xroinl joined by the former u.s. ambassador to audi arabia and adjunct professor at smu and the author of desert diplomat inside saudi arabia following 9/11. ambassador, always good to see you. >> good to see you. >> the phrase that we hear all the time "death to america," is that really do you think a legitimate view of aes+t legiti1 partner in peace? >> no, it's not. but i think it's a mixed message in a way.wo# it's not unusual from the times of mack ville and even before that too have a country deflect what's going on internally to have an outside enemy it's part of iran's game. but it's more than a slogan obviously when they developed this ballistic this agreement will ultimately allow them to do, they will be pointed at us.

>> that's astounding. we're talking about the%9m potential nuclear bomb. but you have missiles and millions of dollars ñy]ñ critic say will go to fund 0 terrorism. >> i think that's a huge riskz and a likely possibility. they won't tall of that money to support terrorism, but they've clearly cast their lot with hezbollah, hamas, with a = the middle east to say nothing of perhaps other parts of the world. >> we just saw a video of the head of the iaea, the international inspectors arriving in tehran today. he has about a month before he'll issue a report. northern iran is actually revealing their past nuclear experiments and their secrets. what do you think will come of this meeting? do you think iran will allow interviews with nuclear scientists? do you think iran will allow access to par chan? and the fact that ieae inspectors aren't getting the soil inspect rz. it will be the iranians doing it under the ieaec observations.

does that give you faith that this agreement can be lived up to? 0 h it's worrisome, eric. i will say[r%m÷ this. the par chan inspections are going to be closely monitored by the iaea. they'll have either video or other kinds of direct surveillance of those who are making the collections. and let's remember that par chan is aimed at their past conduct, not what's going on in the present or the future. for the future, soil samples and other environmental samples, i think we'll see the ia directly involved. this is something i think we've got to make a distinction on, butcj they don't allow them to talk it with their scientists. we need to know what they've figure out how they'll try to cheat in the future. >> what happens in a month when everything, we think this, we don't know. we didn't talk to everybody. we couldn't do everything. what is the world do then with this agreement. ? q$%q%=9 that they are in

compliance in order for the money to be?z forward. and so we have to trust in some degree the iaea's integrity, their competence. ambiguity >>[÷wg your concern, your worry? you talk about ten years from now, the icbms. john kerry has said the u.n. resolution will prevent funding of terrorism. but what do you predict will happen to the middle east, saudi arabia and iran one decade from now? >> well, i think we're going to be back where we are right now in some ways, but at the same ?ñ glide path and a running start to develop a further nuclear program and to weaponize through their ballistic missile program. my greatest concern is'tç the shortness of duration. ten years to 15láyears in the middle east is a nanosecond. they think in terms of decades and generations and we don't. >> that is for sure. .h+obert to see you.

thank you so much and congratulations on your new book. >> thank yç[hyou. fox news alert. new reportsnv out of yemen that the country's houthi&rwq rebelse released hostages including two americans and a british national. no words on their names but they are reportedly being flown from the capital of sanaa to neighboring oman which is the country that reportedly helped já)r rebels have ca large chunks of yemen including sanaa since last year. the rebels are fighting government troops aided by the saudi-led coalition. european leaders todayb4ml calling for an emergency summit to try to taeblg the growing refugee crisis that is only getting bigger by the day. this as tens of thousands of more refugees converge on borders across europe try to5÷ escape the escalatingsñ) war an terrorism. countries ofúi($4?ñ and iraq. >> we are joined from the middle

east with the very latest. hi, connor. >> reporter: hi, eric. thousands of refugeesçc)ñ conti to pour into europe by train, by bus, some crossing illegally, some doing it through an organized fashion. croatia saying this weekend alone 21,000 refugees entered their territory and this crisis is really causing a major rift)% through eastern and western european union member states on how to deal with this sort of growing flood of asylum seekers. several leaders calling for a coordinated plan to deal and distribute the z+uuáttáy now the eu is saying it will hold emergency meetings on tuesday to try to hammer out some type of agreement between all of the member states. but previous efforts have really failed to do this, in large part because the eastern european countries don't want to take much in the way of refugees. other countries like france and the scandinavian countries and germany willing to take large amounts. hungary continues to really face growing criticism o0xay how it' handling the flow of refugees in

sunk off the greek and once these refugees get to greece, that's really only the trrzsomewhere where they can ca homer or safety, away from all the middle east violence. it begins with greece. but as you have seen throughout the video and the last couple of weeks, they're trying to get to countries like france, like germany, all eyes will be on the european union this week to see if they can come up with some type of coordinated plans to deal with this crisis because it's not going away anytime soon. >> it's just so tragic and continuing, really an outrage. conor pow elle, thank you so much. well, the wildfires still raging out west,sq the flames

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sad news to tell you. jackie collins has died of breast cancer. all 32 of her novels appearing on the "new york times" best selling list. she died in los angeles. jackie collins was 77 years old. moving on to politics now. a brand-new poll is out since the second republican debate. it shows the political outsiders taking a strong hold of the race. donald trump still the front-runner but losing some support since the last poll and carly fiorina making a major jump up to second after only polling at 3% earlier this month. dr. ben carson is in third. so how does all of this factor into the race for the gop nomination? joining us now is vince cull anays, the executive editor of the daily caller. good to see you, vince. >> nice to see you. >> absolutely. let's first start with this and talk about what's working for fiorina. at this point, how is the carly camp going to strategize to

capitalize on the surge? >> well, they need to make sure that they're doing as much as possible to take in all the money that they can because, as often is exposed, as ben carson said right away coming out of his debate performance, you start to see the donations come in. when you have upwardses of 20 some million people watching they're getting in many cases specifically at carly, the first chance to see her on stage in a prime time debate. by the way, she took advantage of her time. and it showed. not only did the pundits think she won, but the american voter in general has said, carly won the debate and she just skyrocketed to second place. this is a big step for her campaign. >> she spoke leer clear and made her points and i think the voters heard her possibly for the first time. buff as you know, now she as a bigger target. where do corrections need to be made to fill in her political pol hole snz. >> well, the pothole is going to be her record as ceo at hewlett-packard.

everyone is looking at carly fiorina. those political watchers. and saying, hey, her time as ceo wasn't great. she's going to need to explain it. why did the company lose jobs? why was she the head of it at that time? why didn't they turn the record profits you would hope to see from a ceo turned presidential candidate. she'll have to address that. she's already started to shore up those talking points to make very clear her role at hp and why she think that's she did a good job with the time she had there. >> yes. you're right, we've started to hear some of the explanation and i think you're right that the voters are going to want to hear even more. let's get back to the recent poll. governor scott walker's campaign right now is on life support. is there such a notion, vince, as too many candidates? that it's tough to break through? or do the current poll numbers simply indicate that folks are tired of the same old same old. >> look at who's on top. the top three candidates right now are donald trump, carly fiorina, and ben carson.

these are non-politicians, non-lawmakers who are up there leading polls. and as time wears on, you've gt to wonder what these traditional lawmaker maybe somewhat establishment candidates are thinking. at one point we thought that jeb bush was going to be a juggernaut. he still may be, given his fund-raising. he's over $100 million. that's a lot of money. >> but people don't want to hear just about fund-raising. it doesn't matter how much money you have. they want to know if you can break through the ka cav ne of voices up there. there's too many voices. i think as time goes on, you tell me that if they're able to stand, that's where the money comes in, if they can keep their support and stay on that stage front and center and then when it's whittled down the people can really hear them. >>tzhz an impressive showing cly begets money. but on the flip side, think about the gop donors, this chaos can't be good for them. they want to put their money behind a winner. everyone i've@2x talked to abou this debate, the fact they had

11 people on stage was exhausting. three hours, exhausting. people are waiting for this fibsu to narrow because they want to know that there are a small number ever candidates from which they can choose and make their ='ecision. >> vince co-anays, thank you so am(r >> thank pbañyou,. there are only two days before pope francis arrives in our country for his much-anticipated historic visit. besides the inspiration, faith and hope, we will witness the old-american entrepreneurial spirit is taking hold. you know,slñ from bobblehead bo to pizza boxes and dolls, papal products are popping up everywhere as people look to cash in on the holy father's image. what can you buy? we have a listl city newsroom. >> sales of papal pafrg are strong and treadingorb3yup. in philadelphia, where the pope will hold mass next weekend, officially licensed memorabilia

is selling briskly in two stores from bobbleheads, dolls, life-sized cutouts to the most popular rosaries. dtq tu)jt in on the holy craze. for $48.95, customers can purchase a pope toaster customized with metal stencils that will make pope toast and pope tarts. >> this product i think is commemorative possibly a collector's item. so it's more about creating something that's spreading love and giving joy to people. i can say that it's been fun watching dough rise. >> the owners of -- in philly are selling $20 pope-shaped fresh mez rella.g>d the local manayunk breweryml company is offering a holy brew called papal pleasure, a belgian amber beer brewed with< water and argentine grapes. the entrepreneursf% say this ist about being distasteful for

profit. it's good fun in honor of the pope's visit to the city of brotherly love. >> pope tarts. thanks. >> i want to go back to jackie collins. she was a friend of mine. i am saddened by the news. my heart and love and prairz go out to her family. very, very class act. wonderful lady. >> absolutely. so for years we've heard about the benefits of aspirin to your heart, right? how it benefits it. now we're going to find out why a new study is saying it also may be a powerful weapon in the fight against certain types of cancer. >> you'll want to hear that. the doctors are in next. we talk about everything to keep you healthy. "sunday housecall" straight aheadìié diabetes, steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady, clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead.

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