heart failure. people got better and stronger. >> one of our favorite ones. >> it tastes good, too. >> watch out for the red urine. >> it's okay, though, right? hillary clinton struggling to regain her footing tries to soften her message in her first sunday talk show appearance in four years. she has a message for voters. >> i am a real person with all the pluses and minuses that go along with being that. donald trump is still number one with voters. polls following last week's gop debate shows the billionaire in the lead. another political outsider is making huge gains as she surges into second place. a message of love and service. pope francis celebrates mass with tens of thousands of cubans in revolution square. we will go live to havana with

reaction to his visit and what to expect when he arrives here in the usa. nice to be with you. nice to be with you. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> thanks for spending your sunday with us. >> hillary clinton makes her first sunday show appearance since 2011 today. she answered questions about her hand llg of benghazi and even which republican candidate she would prefer to run against. joining me now with more on what clinton said and how the democratic race is shaping up is garret. >> the democratic race has tightened up a bit and hillary clinton has been on a recent media blitz. you mentioned some issues she

addressed during here appearance, issues plaguing her campaign such as e-mail server in benghazi. clinton was asked about controversy surrounding planned parenthood and if she watched the videos. she said she has only seen experts and read about them and then went on the attack of republicans over the issue. >> i have seen excerpts from them. i have certainly read about them. and what i am troubled by are the misleading, inaccurate allegations about them that we heard from republicans at their debate. to shut down the government which some republicans are advocating over funding for planned parenthood which takes care of millions of women's health needs is the height of irresponsibility. >> clinton went over donald trump for recent controversy in the strong language he has been making headlines for in the campaign trail. >> he is fuelling a level of

paranoia and prejudice against all kinds of people. when you light those fires you better recognize that they can get out of control. and he should start dampening them down and putting them out. >> if the most recent news poll is any indication clinton's fires have taken a toll. her lead over bernie sanders has been cut by half. a lot can happen this next month. clinton is scheduled to testify on capitol hill on the 2012 attacks in benghazi and the first democratic debate is less than 12 weeks away. the question is whether or not joe biden will announce he is joining the race in time to be there. >> thank you so much. we appreciate it. clinton's appearancethe nat latest in a new media blitz for the former secretary of state as

aides put it to the "new york times" to show more humor and heart. is it paying off? joining us now host of fox news media buzz. she was quoted as saying she had things she preferred to do on sunday morning rathser than be on the sunday shows. is the fact she is doing this now after four years of not being on a sunday show a sign of desperation as poll numbers continue to fall? >> it is a sign we have a competitive democratic race. that's why she is going on jimmy fallon. she is dancing with ellen degeneres and realizing she has to make the sunday show circuit. if she started doing that over the summer i think would be better for her. >> that wasn't the first thing that was brought up. we counted nine minutes into this interview the e-mail situation came up. they talked about refugees, jeb

bush, russia. this is how the host of face the nationer talked about the e-mail scandal. >> decisions in seconds or fooling around as they did in the '80s in packaging mortgage securities in a way that really bombed us into the great recession. i don't think any financial institution, not just banks because i thinkt is important to recognize there are a lot of financial institutions. aig was a problem. lehman brothers went bankrupt. they were not banks. we need to rein in the risk posed by these financial situations. >> final question here. >> that was the wrong sound byte. in the end she said i did the wrong thing. i'm sorry, but it was allowed. what we didn't see was a really tough follow up of did you ask anyone permission and if you are sorry about this why not release all of the e-mails tomorrow?

why aren't we seeing that kind of tough questioning? >> i think john dickerson did press hillary clinton about benghazi. and i think he may have made the calculation that since she apologized and done interviews about the e-mail fiasco that maybe it wasn't going to break much new ground. this is exactly what she wants. the more she takes these questions even if giving the same answers and not addressing the fbi investigation it starts to feel like old news for the audience and maybe that enables her to change the subject to i'm a real person. >> was that a good response when asked to sum up her campaign in three words and she says i'm a real person. if you have to say that isn't that saying something? >> i like the way she laughed when she said it. this is the case of her reading the talking points. she is going to be warmer,

funnier and so maybe a little bit of humor. hillary clinton for 25 years has had a cold and calculator image. she doesn't seem to loosen up. clearly with bernie sanders challenging her, joe biden possibly getting into the race. they have made the decision that she has to find a way to warm up and connect with democratic voters. >> so far is this warm and fuzzy? is it working? >> she did fine on jimmy fallon but i give it a b. she has a lot of ground to make up because she has been staying away from the media. as a journalist the more the merrier. love to see her on fox. love to see her do more of these. >> i think a lot of us would like to see her open up. >> thanks. on to the republican side of the race. it's not politicians sitting at

the top of the latest polls, it's the ceos. donald trump still in first place but numbers fell after a truf week after strong debate performance carly fiorina's campaign is gaining steam. christian fisher is here with the latest. >> one of the other headlines is not who is on top. it's who is on bottom. wisconsin governor scott walker tied for fifth two weeks ago according to the poll taken before the debate. now he is almost dead last. trump still on top with 24% of the votes. that's an eight point drop since the debate. ben carson is down five points. carly fiorina jumped 12 points in two weeks by far the biggest increase of any candidate. she is trying to make the most of her momentum with several campaign stops yesterday. today she had an exclusive on fox news sunday. >> we are going to work hard

every single day so that people who maybe were introduced to me for the first time at that debate now get to know a liltd bit more about me. these are important decisions. i want tepeople to know as much about me as possible. >> how trump failed to correct someone who called president obama a muslim. today on meet the press every candidate was asked if they would be okay with a muslim as president? >> 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. >> that is such a hypothetical question. at the end of the day you have to go through the rigors. people will look at everything. for me the most important thing about being president is you have leadership skills. >> i would not advocate that we put a muslim in charge of this nation. i absolutely would not agree with that. >> one of carson's rivals is

calling on carson to apologize for that comment. he says that is an example that mr. carson may be a good doctor but not ready to lead a great nation. >> thank you. and, of course, for more on the 2016 race keep it here. chris wallace has an exclusive interview with carly fiorina going inside her campaign as she tries to capitalize her breakout debate performance coming up at the top of the hour after hq. >> tens of thousands filled havana's revolution square to catch a glimpse of pope francis during his first mass in cuba. following this historic visit. >> incredible scene out there at revolution square. people began to arrive at 3:00 in the morning for 9:00 a.m. service. by the end there were 300,000 people packed into the square.

many of them catholic faithful and others curious to see and hear the first latin american pope. the pope had a message of humility saying whoever wishes to be first among you must be last of all. raul castro met the pope at the airport and warmly praised his critique of the system. relations have gotten better over the past 20 years. raul castro praised the pope for helping to restore relations between united states and cuba. he will give two more open air masses. he has meetings with raul castro and he met with the ailing former leader of cuba. the 89 year old. they met for a half an hour. one meeting not on the schedule.

the pope will not meet anyone opposed to the regime during his stay in cuba. >> we will be covering the pope as he heads here to the united states, new york, philadelphia and first to washington. >> and we want to hear from you. what do you hope to hear from the pope in the first address to the u.s. congress? you can send your tweets. we will read thoughts later on in the show. we have washington examiner senior political columnist here to dive into why the pontiff is causing so much controversy in capitol hill coming up later in the show. the man arrested for carrying out a series of drive by shootings in arizona maintains he is the wrong guy. he was arraigned saturday on more than 20 felony charges relating to shootings along busy interstate 10. he told the judge there is no

way he could have done it. >> i'm the wrong guy. i tried telling the detective that. my gun has been in the pawnshop for two months. i haven't had access to a weapon. >> investigators say they have evidence that he had not pawned the gun at the time of the shooting. he is being held on a $1 million cash bail. and the devastation in california continues. we are learning that a new wildfire killed one person. this after we learned more than 1,400 homes had been destroyed by wild fires and thousands are still threatened. a spokesperson with the california department of forestry says numbers come as firefighters and inspection teams gain access to areas. one fire is 67% contained and the other 50. officials worry about a forecast calling for warmer temperatures this week. and the search for a 6-year-old boy who went missing

during last week's flash flooding in utah will resume. tyson lucas black is the last known victim of the flash flood that hit the area taking 20 lives. utah's governor visited the area just yesterday. >> much more ahead on america's news headquarters. a budget show down about funding for planned parenthood. we'll tell you how those two will collide plus the pope francis effect. going out and reaching out to the realities of how people live. is his message of love resonating with american catholics? and an important investigation safe guarding america from would-be terrorists. how one proved how easy it is to obtain fake documents at the syrian border. >> create new identities for themselves and families so they

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country fell apart are now on their way home after rebels released a total of six foreigners long awaited news. officials refused to explain why they were being held or why they had been released. one of the six is a journalist who rebels say entered the country illegally. the white house says the hostages are now where they will resume talks with the u.n. envoy to yemen. this is a breaking story and will update it as more news becomes available about americans safely on their way back to the united states. more lives claimed as thousands of migrants flee war and poverty. at least a dozen migrants drowned. there are two separate boat accidents that we are talking about. one off turkey's coast and another off the greek island. this as the coast guard released video from saturday when they rescued more than 4,700 people

in the mediterranean sea. in austria where officials are working to establish order. austria has taken in 11,000 people in 24 hours. germany is taking in some migrants by train tonight and tomorrow. one of the most dangerous aspects of the refugee crisis is the ease at which isis fighters in syria can disguise themselves among refugees, travel to europe and restart lives as sleeper agents. there are precious safe guards to keep that from happening. journalist nick fagge travelled and complete with passport, driver's license.

his passport is a real syrian passport the blank of which was stolen from an office. he joins us now safely back in london. at some level it is hard to imagine it could be as easy as your reporting dcribed it. take us through how you ended up weather syrian passport with a dead by's name? >> there was a report by the chief of the european union who said people are pretending to gain access to europe. i travelled to turkey to test is out. i met up on friday and by monday i had it in my hand. as you can see it is a genuine passport. it is the name of a man who grew up in aleppo who died last year.

plainly, it's just money. they will sell them to anybody. >> the reporter didn't care whether you were a foreign fighter who wanted to start a new life or you were just some syrian who wanted to make it to europe. they didn't care? >> they didn't care less. speaking he told me it was quite common place for people who lost documents to come forward and ask him. he said it was quite common for foreigners who wanted to claim and start a new life. he said members of isis who for whatever reason had decided to leave syria. if they had given up the fight or decided to take the fight to europe and have new identities so they could hide among the tens of thousands of genuine refugees in europe trying to get

away from the terrible war. >> one thing we heard so much of from the united states intelligence community and european intelligence community is we have watch lists. we know who the foreign fighters are who are going to syria. therefore we can watch them when they come back from syria. what i'm learning from your reporting connecting the dots here is that being on a watch list makes no difference if you can change your identity while you are in syria and get a new passport. >> certainly appears so. $2,000 you can buy a new identity completely. that will give a new photograph and give you an identity card and a driving license. the reason these three are important is because when you arrive in germany to claim asylum production of one document isn't enough. three gives you an ideal cover story to say where you are from, your life before the war started

and reason for leaving. this man is from aleppo. we heard how bad aleppo is. why wouldn't you want to leave? >> why wouldn't you want to leave? if you heard story about someone who lost so much. why wouldn't you want to help them? what are your sources within the community saying about your reporting here and for that matter the larger issue that this sheds lights on that we had no idea who these refugees are? >> the british foreign intelligence organization oversees investigations. they don't really talk very much. parliamentarians describe the investigation as very worrying and something we need to address urge urgently. clearly with all conflicts comes bad people. it appears that isis are using this crisis to come under cover

to europe. >> you pointed out very easy to use in terms of creating a whole 92 persona. keep up the great work. appreciate you coming on with us and glad you are home safe from your reporting. >> thank you. >> all the best. >> still ahead on "america's news headquarters" the pope delivers mass but will he find the same energy here in america? we'll talk about it coming up next. diabetes, steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady, clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. i was out for a bike ride. i didn't think i'd have a heart attack. but i did. i'm mike, a

. living simple and paying his own hotel bill as first day as pope to making big changes in the roman catholic church pope francis's style seems to have him growing in popularity.

live in new york with more on what we might call the pope francis effect. >> you are absolutely right. everybody loves this pope. what is he really doing concretely to the church? here is a look. >> francis, the first pope from the americas taking the reins of the global church. >> francis's message is god loves you. god forgives you and people want to hear that. >> reporter: it's not just talk but actions, cleaning up the scandal plagued vatican government. >> a new sheriff was in town and he changed the structure of it. >> reporter: his hall mark the environment unifying care for the earth with lifting up the poor. his papal outreach some of the most controversial, forgiveness for abortions only during a

special year of mercy and making marriage anullments easier. >> he is talking to people on the fringes, people who have lost faith or who have lost trust. >> reporter: in short, francis moving the church from focus on doctrine to connecting with reality of how people live. >> there is unconditional love and acceptance. >> reporter: many people seeing francis as change the church needed. now the question is what is its future under the francis effect? that is yet to see. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. the clock is ticking towards a government shutdown in other news in funding of planned parenthood could play a key role in whether or not it happens. others don't want it to be blamed.

on friday the house passed a bill with holding government funding for planned parenthood while congress investigates them hoping to appease conservatives. with ten days to go will the house bill be enough to avert a shutdown. joining us are sean noble and garland nixon. i want to start with you. between now and the end of the month how do gop lawmakers separate funding for planned parenthood and keeping the government open? >> it's a difficult question. you have 31 conservatives in the house who have said they want the funding for the government to be tied to planned parenthood. >> cr would be a month long extension. >> not the long term deal. >> the president is not going to sign that. there is no way that the president is going to sign legislation to defund planned parenthood. and so it will -- they will try to force a shutdown.

ultimately republicans will be blamed for that. it looks bad because these issues with planned parenthood are very serious. allegations and videos are horrific. there is a way to go about doing this. shutting down the government is not the way to fix the problem. >> also not good for optics. i can imagine that you maybe wouldn't be so perturbed by a government shutdown? >> there are two hats i'm wearing. my hat as democratic strategist i'm jumping up and down dancing. >> because we saw all of the fingers point to the republicans. >> and particularly during an election year it is difficult for the gop candidates to answer questions they have to answer about an unpopular tactic. and do they defend it and go after the base? it puts us in pretty good position. as american citizens, it's not going to be popular with most people. i'm not going to feel good.

the last one took $24 billion out of the economy. we can't overlook the practical thing, the practical aspects of this. the money, dollars and time. >> you brought up timing. >> from the republican side this does more damage to what they want to try to do to fix the problems of planned parenthood and say we have to make this something that doesn't happen anymore. we can't traffic these fetal tissue parts. if they go through the shut down route then we lost our leverage to fix the problem. >> and leverage being that the republicans are controlling both the senate and the house. and what would that mean for the optics if there is another government shutdown? >> exactly. it puts candidates in a bad place other than ted cruz who is leading the strategy and not thinking about the party. he is doing it for himself.

>> i would be willing to wager that few people say what the last government shutdown was about. they realize there was a shutdown. >> perhaps a different -- perhaps not your party but what would you advise republicans right now? what move should they make? >> they really need to get this done. they have to prove that they can govern. if you want both houses of congress and the white house you have to prove that you can be responsible and practical and not beat on the table and scream and yell when you don't get your way. >> the fact is that most american people have not seen the videos. they don't really understand what the controversy is about. i think congress needs to have a month of hearing and investigate what is going on here so that the people in america can get a better education about what is the situation that they are going for and that way they don't have this problem with the shutdown.

they educate the american people and fix the problem. >> we have about ten days until the end of the month. hopefully they will come to a decision. thank you very much. we appreciate it. still ahead preparation is underway for the biggest night in television. which shows are likely to take home the top trophy? we will have our predictions. two days until pope francis touches down in our nation's capitol but first mass in the u.s. may not be the most talked about part of the trip. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. it's a calling.

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into allegations. the visit less than a month before an october 15th deadline to gather information about those allegations. final u.n. assessment is due in december. that will feed into the larger nuclear deal signed in july between iran and six world powers. pope francis will make history by becoming the first pontiff to address a joint session of congress. washington examiner senior political columnist is here to dive into how this monumental visit could have a big impact on politics. i read your extensive piece. i want to start, we have heard this question over and over again. the pope will be addressing politically charged topics but not in a political manner.

is that an accurate statement? >> the pope operates outside of the standard left/right, democrat/republican. he talks about the poor. he does it not in a way of here is the policy you need to implement and here is the spending you need to have. he talks about cherishing the poor and realizing they are a blessing. we have an obligation to help them and realize they are important for society. he talks about issues right in the middle of the u.s. politics but in a completely different perspective than john boehner or nancy pelosi ever will. >> you have people who could be a little critical and say what about our middle class? hot topic this election. he is a global leader. does he need to change what he is going to be addressing and focus mostly on issues we see really pertinent here in the u.s.? >> we always talk about the middle class. every politician. but only 5% of all catholics in

the world are in the u.s. moist of pope francis's speaking is to non-american so he barely talks about the middle class. he apologized once saying i need to focus more about it. when i talked to papal scholars for this article they say i think he will study up on the middle class and come to understand that better. there are different struggles for middle class americans than poor in africa or poor in south america and the idea that there is idea of mobility of going from poor to rich or middle class to rich and that might make him have a different emphasis on the way he talks about economics and inequality. >> when you are doing research for the piece anything surprised you more? what was the most surprising? not only the visit here in the u.s. but cuba. >> what was most surprising was that everything he is doing does touch on a hot button political issue. he is not reading the washington examiner and the washington

post. he's not watching fox news. even the mass. one of the readings sunday in philadelphia begins by sort of criticizing with the -- the writer is criticizing saying you need to lament your ways. you think your riches will get you into heaven. he is visiting a small catholic school in harlem, a site of a very robust political protest, a small catholic school is most politically charged catholic school and that is where he is going. and spanish missionary, object of many protests. he doesn't come at it like a political commentator but does manage to touch every raw political nerve in the u.s. >> we have heard to expect the unexpected out of him. do you have any predictions? anything we can't foresee? anything that he will talk about

that maybe we are not anticipating? >> i think the way he speaks about poverty and wealth in the u.s. we talked about inequality. from his perspective the u.s. is everybody here is kind of rich compared to a lot of places in the world. if you are in the bottom one percent of the population here in the u.s. are richer than half of the world. we are a rich country. american politicians may think the poor in america compared to rich in america. he will say you are a rich country. there is so much poverty. you have to think about that. i think that will catch a lot of people offguard. >> i think everything he says in the mass, address to the united nations and at the capital, all of it will be an opportunity for americans to learn from this man who comes from a very different perspective. >> we have had popes in the past. this visit in many ways is very unique. >> he is addressing congress which was never done.

he is a pope who the most recent popes seen as conservatives. he is seen as a liberal. in my piece i argue that is a little off base. he is as conservative on social issues and about as liberal on economic issues as previous popes. he is a pope who is welcomed by the american left in a lot of ways and criticized by the american right. >> we appreciate you bringing your expertise for our viewers at home. >> thank you. still ahead on the program, here he is rescued from the ashes of the california fires. you are not going to believe how one reporter saved thumper the dog. the red carpet has been rolled out. the trophies are polished up. ready to tweet about the dresses. that means one thing. emmy's are here. we have a preview of the big show coming up.

>> definitely interacting with presenters and crowd members.

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steamy novels about the love and lives of the powerful rich, has died. she wrote dozens of novels. she died of breast cancer on saturday. she was very tight-lipped about her condition. her family called her a trailblazer for fiction. collins was 77. the 57th emmy awards will air tonight on fox. will your favorite tv show ak tak -- actor or actress win an here we have the rundown on who will win a trophy. >> andy samberg gave us a sneak peek of what will be a night full of laughs and a couple

surprises. in december they rolled out the red carpet ahead of the prime time emmy awards, and he's promising that tv's biggest night will be filled with lots of humor and surprises. >> we'll be interacting with the presenters, with the crowd members. we're going to explore the space. we have andy who adds youthful energy and fun and he's part of the industry and has been for a long time, and he has a lot of friends in the audience, so he has a lot of audience rooting for him both in house and on air. >> there are a lot of shows filling the list of nominees. >> the platforms of distribution for television content are getting broader and broader. netflix has joined, amazon has joined. there is more cable channels now. and the landscape is just spreading out. >> reporter: the academy will also pay tribute to several shows that went off the air this

year. >> stories that you love that go on year after year after year, sometimes decades long, that's unique to television. that doesn't happen with oscars or grammys or tonys or anything else. when they have to say goodbye after watching a show for a long time, it's like saying goodbye to a friend. >> reporter: all right, guys, the category to watch tonight is lead actor drama. will john finally take home the emmy? he's been nominated 15 times, 8 for "mad men" alone. will he be forever known as the susan lucchi of the prime time emmy awards or go home with the award? it all starts tonight at 7:00 p.m. on fox. >> michael tammera covering it for us there on the red carpet.

thanks, michael. >> reporter: thanks. lost in the rubble of the california forest fires, how this dog was reunited with his owner. but first we ask you what you hope to hear from the pope in his first address to the u.s. congress. join us after the break.

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america, then to cuba, we ask you this question. what do you hope to hear from the pope in his first address to the u.s. congress? in fact, the first time a pope has ever addressed a united states congress. steve tweets, i hope he doesn't go on about global warming. and, if he's honest and truthful, he should say exactly what he means, something pope francis is known for doing. and joe just tweeted, i hope i hear that the pope stops by an animal shelter in the usa and a dopts dadopts a dog or cat to take home. i was there the night he was elected and the crowd was electric. ever since then, this has been such a different pope from what we have seen certainly from pope benedict. how that, if it does, really rejuvenate interest in the

catholic church is interesting. >> i think that was his goal, to rejuvenate action in the catholic church, and he's trying to be much more open. i think it's fascinating. >> for sure. in other news, a california man is counting his blessings this morning for evacuating his home. sadly, he had to leave all his animals behind, including his dog. heartbroken, he caught the attention of a reporter covering the fire. the reporter, who was allowed to enter the evacuation area, volunteered to check on ross' animals. not only was ross' house spared, but all his animals were okay, including his black dog thumper, who reporters found hiding under the house. after coaxing him out, the reporter loaded thumper to his car and returned him to his grateful owner. i can't imagine being evacuated and having to leave behind my animals. >> that reporter spent an hour looking for thumper.

he said, i was done looking for stories, and i needed another story. what a story he got, a very grateful owner. that's all for here in washington. carly fiorina is coming up as her poll numbers skyrocket. i'm chris wallace. today the consensus winner of the republican debate, carly fiorina, only on fox news sunday. >> problems have festered in washington too long and the potential for this nation is being crushed. i think trump is a wonderful entertainer. he's been terrific at that business. if you want to stump a democrat, ask him to name an accomplishment of mrs. clinton. >> we'll go inside her campaign to see her up close and personal and watch as she tries to capitalize on her brkout performance. >> oh, you know, that's the woman who is running for president. >> and we'll sit down with the gop's new hip candidate