before taking a nap high up in the branches in this public park. now, they're trying to get him or her down. thank you for your part of "the real story." have a great monday. here's shep. >> donald trump is blasting the media coverage of polls that show him trailing, ben carson in iowa. breaking news on the campaign trail. new numbers out today. we have them, and trump will probably not like them any better. also, why he is making fun of his rival, jeb bush, for, as trump put it, meeting with mommy and daddy. home viewers, ever get a small loan from your parents? when times are tough. like a million dollars? and the saudi prince who reportedly ordinary his household staff to strip naked be the pool. who doesn't do that. another saudi royal detained after investigators say somebody tried to put tons of drugs on his private jet. let's get to it.

first from the fox news deck this monday afternoon. breaking news from donald trump. he is attacking ben carson for the very reason his rival popular, carson's calm demeanor. there's a poll out showing carson winning iowa, winning huge now. support us cite carson's polite personality. trump says that's not a good thing. >> carson is lower energy than bush. i don't get him. i saw him being interviewed. he's a nice guy. these chinese negotiator come in there. fear. fear. >> indeed. the attack cams after several hits to donald trump's campaign. a new poll shows ben carson leading in iowa at a level we have never seen. 32%. 14 points ahead of the donald. carson is the king of iowa, at least for now. and the third survey in a week shows donald trump dropping

there. still dropping. trump blames -- wait for it -- the media. trump says he doesn't trust the pollsters. the polls show carson has a strong lead with iowa's christian conservatives. trump is also going after rival-jeb bush, who is trying to get out of the single digits in polls. the bush campaign announcing its cutting jobs and slashing paychecks. this weekend a strategy session with donors and family. >> bush has no money. with mommy and daddy, and they're working on their campaign. they're working. >> donald trump. the bush team described his weekend's session as a pep rally to revive the campaign. the fox top story and carl cameron is ong it for us live in washington. >> this meeting was planned months ago and was supposed to be a celebration, heading to the iowa caucus but that's not how it went. jeb bush used to say he would be campaigning with joy in his

heart, but his slashing his payroll and re-organizing his campaign. evidently, obviously, clearly, ticked off at the way trump dominated the race and he is stuck in single digits. watch. >> if this election is about how we're going to fight to get nothing done, then i don't want any part of it. i got a lot of really cool thing is could do other than sit around, being miserable, listening to people demonize me, and me feeling compelled to demonize them. that's a joke. n want that. >> don't misunderstand that.hat. unless he can find a new way to excite voters bush won't stop criticizing trump and neither will the rest of the field, and there is a debate two days from now so bush and trump will probably be sanding face to face and nose to nose. >> speaking 0 the debate. donald trump seems to want to debate in an almost playground, whether presbyterian is better than another denomination? >> this is not the first time

that trump and carson have sparred over religion. trump questioned carson's faith and refuse teed apologize, saying caron wasn't always a figure and whether he was a good relation figure. when carson pointed to his faith and sis one of the distinguishing differences is that was carson gives all credit to god. trump insists he washington wasn'ts dissing seventh dayed a ven advertising but carson wasn't buying. pit. hillary was right when she said the republicans are there trying to destroy each other. >> reporter: there are four polls in five days out of iowa that show that carson is up in many cases double digits, and particularly his support is strongest among christian conservatives. christians have differences with seventh dayed a ven 'tises. there's a variety of different

traditions. the mowing note able being they call saturday their sabbath. trump denies he is trying to put a wedge here but christian conservatives hold sway in iowa. >> carl cameron, nice to see you, carl, thank you. david drucker, good to see you. devolves to, wow this way i worship god is so much cooler2[ñ and better and important than the way you worship god. if nothing else, realize house overstated and outdated this iowa beginning is. who does that's make sense to? >> well, look, i'm sure a lot of americans look at this and wonder what the heck is going. this is what happens when a campaign gets closer to voting. we're lease than 100 days to iowa, and candidates who think the might lose/ñl or run behind start to make moves and you see voters thinking more clearly about their choice. so you usually see a little bit of a shift from summer poll to fall polls. >> during the process, often the

winnowing happens within one party. we were a week to week sort of thing last year but for the moment the two outsiderred are trump and carson. >> that's correct. and they've held sway through most of the campaign but i wouldn't be surprised to see things shook up even more, and let's talk about iowa for a second. as much as the winner of the caucuses over the past couple of presidential cycles hasn't done much, iowa can play a really important role this time, and that's about the winnowing. imagine donald trump, the whole premise of his candidacy so far has been about strength and about winning, and for no other reason, that's what trump talks about. i'm ahead in all the polls. what die need a pollster? i'm winning in the all the polls. he's no longer winning in all the polls and if he loses iowa it could puncture a hole in the balloon of his candidate say and it's a big problem because the whole premise of his campaigns destroyed. >> there was a time when

candidates needed to seem in touch with the every guy, like every guy -- my father used to put $100 bill in aluminum foil in the mail when i was young and struggling with a new life and when that would coo come it was like manna from heaven. frump thump had a similar experiencer. >> not been easy for me. and i started off in brooklyn mitchell father gave me a small loan of a million dollars. i came into manhattan and i had to pay him back and pay him back with interest. >> true american story. >> it's tough when your big struggle is starting out in brooklyn. look, shep, i think that for a lot of candidates this would be a huge gaff. i think in this case donald trump will weather it without any gaff issues because a lot of his voters really like him, and it hasn't mattered this entire time that he flies around in his own plane and talks about his wealth. so this is just another part of that. >> if donald trump and ben carson are on center stage now,

who is waiting next in the wings? does it feel like marco rubio is that guy now? >> i think it's rubio and cruz waiting next. on wednesday in the next debate, it's going to be rubio next to center stage, next to trump, not bush, and i think that people like me, who are following this thing i want to see what rubio does, what kind of organization he is building. i want to see what cruz maximizes what is a very good campaign but he has to make move in iowa and elsewhere where the air is taken up by trump and carson and let's see if rubio becomes the new lane for the more governing-mind republicans, essentially replacing jeb bush. >> joe biden talking about his relationship with hillary clinton. the vice-president told "60 minutes" the rumors about a strained relationship between the top democrats nothing but lies. volunteer biden says he is good friends with secretary clinton. they even had break fast

together after she decided to run. >> said, hillary, if i rub it would be a great race between us. if i don't run, wish you the best of luck. best of luckñ the knee i'll give or 125% of my support. >> he is a better choice for the job. he rillet rated hi is not running because in his mind it's too late for him to get in and put a campaign togetheri wr to . jed henry is live in the d.c. bureau. i watched that "60 minutes" thing last night with an smh going, that whole story was opportunity? really, mr. vice-president? okay? >> seem to be floated out there, the suggestion he was going to get in, now he concluded he can't win. and that is in the end whïe5 joe biden didn't get in. who does he think is probably going to win? hillary clinton is celebrating her 68th birthday today, in the strongest position she has been in this entire campaign after the self-inflicted wounds. now you see her rising in the polls. given the strong debate

performance, saturday night at the jefferson jackson dinner iowa, was there and hillary clinton, a lot of the supporters were holding up signs saying "i'm with her," trying toéikyaae bit perhaps, and say, look, let's turn out the vote, especially among women, and in fact here's the new tv ad today talking, what, about pay equity. >> do you think when you're t as much you'll beg! as if you were a male? >> this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid thes@ts sam. >> reporter: inmer speech in iowa she said, know my critics are saying i'm exploiting the gender card. she says is if the is the gender card, deal me in she tries trying to turn it around and she might make history as the first female president. >> for the longest time her chief competitor didn't say much

negative. >> it changed over the weekend. i was there and he all of a sudden went after not hillary but bill clinton, saying that -- suggesting the clintons have been for nafta and all the trade deals that were not good for the left and the country. he went after them as well on issues like same-sex marriage and suggesting hillary clinton was coming to that issue too late in terms of where his position is. he has been constantly liberal on all of these big issues, and in fact, on these latest trade deal, transpacific partnership that hillary clinton has flip-flopped and said she is against, he let her on that as well. listen. >> that agreement is not now, nor has it ever been, the gold standard of trade agreements.lóq did not support it yesterday, i do not support it today. and i will not support it tomorrow. >> you saw the reaction in that

room. his rhetoric was being eaten up by iowa democrats. barack obama did something like that in 2007 at the same dinner. there's a big difference. that was an historic candidacy and it's hard to see whether bernie sanders can take the rhetoric and organization -- get the organizational support to beat hillary clinton. >> he is working on it. ed, thank you. is vladimir putin planning to cut america's internet connection? you heard about this. right? russia sunday reportedly lurking near some undersea cable that carry the world's information and trims of dollars in financial deals every day. cut those cables? my goodness. we're install trouble. -- we're all in trouble. but is that what is happening? where are these cables and what do they do? details coming up. important than your health.

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a story about putin's russian that has some people freaking out. it's something every week. today it's russian submarines hanging out close do undersea cables transmitting the world's interit in communications. u.s. officials are worried about a russian attack -- potential attack that cot done the internet lines and screw up everything. "the new york times" newspaper reported on this and fox news confirmed this. here's a map showing where the cables are in the ocean. these are the ones we know about and we can talk about even without permission. the feds say there are nearly 300 of these cables, long enough

to circle the planet more than 20 times. "the new york times" newspaper reports russia's navy appears to be circling the area, examine something of the cables in the deepest parts of the ocean, five miles down there, where any cuts would be very difficult to reach and repair. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon. it's something every week with the russians. going back to crimea and before that. >> reporter: that's right, shep. if a hostile navy cult the cable could in fact cut the internet. that's big problem, obviously. the pentagon is not publicly commenting on reports the u.s. navy and senior intelligence officials are concerned that the uptick in russian submarine activity near these undersea cables could criminal the nation's ability to communicate in the event of a war. a senior pentagon spokesman confirm any attempt to sever the cables would leave them blind. quote. it would be a concern of ours to hear if any government was tampering with underground

cables. defense officials who i have spoken to say they have been watching an uptick in russian naval activity near these known undersea cable routes. ten trillion dollars in global commerce is carried out on these cables each day. the entire internet is carried on the cables. many of these routes were established in the 1860s. >> there's word that the united states navy is send a warship to the south china sea now? and those artificial islands the choice are building. >> reporter: report. the u.s. plans to send navy warship to within 12 nautical miles miles of the island thursday south china sea cho challenge china's claims the islands. i'm told the uss lassen, would be the closest american ship in position. senior pentagon officials are very angry about this leak. the island are those artificial

islands that china has building up, addings miles or shoreline and laying down what looked like military runways. i'm told there is some consideration being given to calling off the operation, shift egg theming due to the league and the operational security concerns. defense secretary ash carter and chairman of the joint chiefs >> jennifer, thankék you. we're learning new details about the driver who rammed her car interest a crowd at a college homecoming parade in oklahoma. the woman was in court. they talked about bond. her lawyer is raising the been drunk but deranged. brant new details right after this. sure, tv has evolved over the years.

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students at an all-girls school rushed for the doors as a massive earthquake rocked the building though panic led to a stampede, 12 girls were trampled, dozens more hurt. a powerful 7.5 earthquake hit there early today. officials in afghanistan and pakistan say at least 180 people are confirmed dead. the white house says the u.s. stand ready to send support and encouragement to both companies. we have some images. here you can see a man trying to clear the way from debris at his house, just one of the dozens and dozens of destroyed homes in northeastern afghanistan. this one is northern pakistan. a crowd of people trying to rush an injured woman to the hospital in the red blanket here. and this, people standing outside a damaged house in that same city. this is also pakistan, lots of people in the streets. people rush out oft buildings in a panic, gather thread. many of them starting to pray, and the earthquake felt all the

way over in india. this is backed up traffic at a complete standstill after the earthquake hit. the woman here in the united states charged with plowing her car interest a crowd of people at a parade at oklahoma state university has a history of mental problems. that is new, according to her family. police say the woman rammed through barricades, then barreled into people who lined the route for the oklahoma state university homecoming parade on saturday morning. witnesses described seeing bodies flying through the air, quote, like rag dolls. investigators say the crash killed four people and injured dozens more. the 25-year-old woman, the suspect here, adacia chambers, faced the judge a short time ago. the judge set bail at a million dollars, ordered she undergo psychological evaluation. cops arrested already on suspicion of driving under the influence but are still awaiting results of blood test. old the courthouse her parents insisted she was not intoxicated at all. they said that could be out

of -- would be out of character for her. they acknowledge doctors previously treated her for some sort of enemy mental illness. >> some things she said in the past and recently, and she had a mental hospital she went to, wagner, at one time. they had her for a couple of weeks, and they released her, said there's nothing else they can do for her. >> her boss told a local newspaper she didn't appear to be drunk when she left her job at a hamburger place a half hour b4zqb that crash. somebody else who saw her leave said she seemed upset and look a as if she had been crying. the first witness accounts you never know. joining us now a criminal defense attorney and a form prosecutorment robert, we heard from her lawyer this morning. listen to this. >> when i in fact informed her that four people had indeed perished, the reaction that i got was one that, again,

confirmed what i believed from the very/xof÷ beginning, that ss lacking in capacity or was under some other influence, if you will, other than drug or alcohol. >> the reaction that he got. don't know what the reaction was, the simplest question. what do you mean, react? so what do you make of this. >> this is not uncommon. i've investigated many of this cases. it's not just alcohol. it's being under the influence of a substance. they thing to also understand if she was driving in any kind of reckless manner or doing anything that was violating the laws when this accident over cured and people died, she will prosecuted. there's a number of laws, and in fact in my career we have gone for where you had to be intoxicated under alcohol or drugs to be prosecuted for a crime, minor motor vehicle accidents that cause death. a as far as mental health she just left her job. what has we she like? being emotionally upset or even having a mental illness is not a

get out of jail free card. >> more than one witness said it -- imagine this, like any college campus, homecoming day, parades through town, and this woman according to multiple witnesses didn't slow down, she sped up. >> these are the most difficult cases i dealt with, a person making these decisions. this woman probable live is not a bad person but there were tragic consequences and what the prosecutor will look at, not all deaths require criminal prosecution. may just be negligence. if there's any box can'ts charges will be filed or if there's any reckless conduct on her behalf, criminal charges will be filed. but i've handled maybe case where people had a medical event while they're driving. that's not a criminal case. >> that's called an accident. >> that's an accident. >> but if you -- you say acted -- what was the word -- >> if they acted recklessly -- >> texting. >> right, speeding, texting is a big one, distracted driving,

blinded by the sun and people go through a light and hit somebody. i if a injure believes a reasonable person would not have driven in that manner you can be held criminally responsible. the prosecutor has to make the distincpt/ an accident or there is going to be criminal liability. our course there will be tremendous pressure. in case like this, the media is on you all the time as a prosecutor, and just because fouré+b people died everyone was criminal charges to be filed, but that's not the law. the prosecutor will see whether the was under influence or drove recklessly. >> no charges final you. thank you. major bust in south carolina, up to 10,000 stolen guns and 500 chain saws found in one guy house. 500 chainsaws. police there were so many guns the police quit counting. new details about the saudi prince accused of sexual assault of staffers are now suing.

the court documents paint a picture of a sex-crazed prince who ordered his staff to strip naked. among other things which we will detail. jeb bush: this president, with all due respect, believes that america's leadership and presence in the world is not a force for good. america has led the world and it is a more peaceful world when we're engaged the right way. we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. we have to stand for the values of freedom. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? but for the united states, who? who's going to stand up for the dissidents inside of iran that are brutalized each and every day? but for the united states, who? who's going to take care of israel and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? but for the united states, no one - no one is capable of doing this.

the united states has the capability of doing this, and it's in our economic and national security interest that we do it. i will be that kind of president and i hope you want that kind of president for our country going forward. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message.

more headlines. a woman who opened fire at shop lifter monday a home depot practice lot has pleaded no contest to recklessly discharging a gun. it happened in detroit. she had a license to carry a concealed weapon but you can't shoot at running shoplifters. she faces 90 days in jail. the cops shot the shoplifters. >> in georgia a woman went from the jury box to the jailhouse. she was serving jury duty when she was looking up information about the case and told the other jurors. that's no-no. she has to pay $500 fine.

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the saudi prince arrestedded a a mansion in beryl hills laos month went on a rampage after snorting coke. himself on three women staffers, threatening to kill them, and making them watch as another man performed a sexual act on him. it was a busy day. the l.a.p.d. arrested the prince last month after neighbors say they saw a crying and bleeding of this rent mansion, $37 million compound. a judge has since cleared him of

felony sexual assault but still faces misdemeanor charges in a lawsuit filed by staffer. the staff members claim the prince forced everyone to go by the pool and strip down nicked so he could gawk at them. of course the prince is the son of this man, king abdullah, who died this year. at the age of 90. trace gallagher with the news from los angeles. what other allegations are in the lawsuit? >> reporter: the three women who filed the suit are married and were all hired to take care of that $37 million beverly hills mansion. one claims the prince sat on her, aggressively rubbed his body against her, then kicked her and violently grabbed her arm there are2-w also allegatios that the prince had to be restrained because he tried to urinate on the women, and when one of the female workers asked for her money, she claims the prince said, quoting here, i will pay you but you have to lick my entire body. if you make me feel good, you'll feel good, too. then he told he workerrers to go

by the pool and strip naked. the lawyer for the prince denies the allegations, accusing the women of trying to shake down the prince. the house assad forbids alcoholic drugs, extramarital and gay sex. >> well, that said, there's this allegation it was another drug bust involving another member of the royal family. >> right. saudi royal and few others were arrested in beirut after authorities found two tons of drugs on their jet. they were trying to smuggle 40 bags of captagon, a system run like methamphetamine and very pop already in the middle east and this drug of choice for isis. the bust was the biggest ever at beirut's airport. >> trace gallagher. thank you. nice to talk to you. investigators in south carolina say they found thousands and thousands of stolen guns after busting a suspected drug dealer.

and in addition to, like ebb, ten thousand weapons in his home and a warehouse outside, near the border with north carolina, they raised questions among his neighbors. >> why woo was he collect collecting that many firearm? what was he plan only doing them? >> a fine question. cop says it doesn't look like he was planning anything. he may have been a hoarder. the found hundreds of chainsawses, and taxidermy supplies. the "washington post" newspaper has an incredibly thorough piece and a look at a police shootings so far this year. they found that police have shot and killed some 800 people and city vast majority of those who died were carrying weapons at the time. the post reports of the 800 killed, 75 were unarm and a third of those were blackmen. after the michael brown shooting in missouri spark outrage, police departments have been

making it mandatory for officers to wear body cameras. sometimes the cameras are obscured by clothing or fail to record what happened. however, new system look how to get around the short coming by putting cameras on the officer's gun. they can put the camera where the light goes. >> the slide where the flash light. >> anytime an officer pulse his or her weapon it is a serious affect on their career and the cameras can help put sometimes the action happens outside the frame or the scene is obscured by the officer's arms or clothes. the sentinel could make a difference. mounted on the barrel of the firearm. it records wherever the officer points the weapon, activated when the gun is pulled from his holster, extreming the video back to headquarters. >> the system tells the the rest of the story. want to capture the event where a law enforcement officer has the unfortunate situation of

exercising use of deadly force. we want to catch that event in entirety to both protect the citizens and protect the agency as well. >> the sentinel sends a gps binge to dispatch. >> when the gun is still in holster the camera can't see much. >> can't see anything. that's a big drawback, can't record anything until the weapones pulled and the system is activated. the company says maybe it's best in conjunction with other body camera type systems but says the results are worth the investment and in the new york sheriff's department may be among the first to use it. >> essentially you're able to see through the deputy's eyes what he or she is actually seeing, encounter, and why they're going to use force. and that's what is great about that product. >> one other interesting point. undercover police can't wear body cameras, big ones or use dash cams but could carry the sentinel. >> that makes sense. thank you, rick. >> you're welcome.

>> a whale watching boat sank during a tour and killed five people. official says one person is missing. 21 people did manage to survive this thing. also say members of a local native tribe were the first rescuers to sail their boats to the scene. it happened off the coast of vancouver island, a popular tourist spot there. official says the weather was calm and sunny at the time. rescuers say they brought the survivors to a nearby dock, a tribal member said they looked, quote, shocked and lost. other of the company's boats sank -- another of the company's boats sank in 18998 and killed two people. >> torrential rain slamming parts of texas and causing dangerous floods. some areas in the eastern part of the state have seen more than 20-inchesinches of rain in a fe. the forecasters say it's the hurricane that came from the coast over there.

off mexico, and is sliding across texas, now going to come up through the mid-south and up the east coast. crews are trying to lift a train back on the track after it derailed in the flooding two crew members had to climb out of the train and swim to higher ground. nobody got hurt. wherever that it, maybe it said on your screen if don't know. live in]qhi galveston now. steve harrigan is in the middle of a mess. >> reporter: 50-miles-an-hour plus winds were enough to throw the sailboats on the rock and enough to strand an empty oil tanker. texas damage estimated up to $3 billion. most is roads and bridges destroyed by the flooding. at one point the entire downtown houston area sunday was cut off by flooding and sewage was bubbling up. there will 30 water rescues in houston in just a 24-hour period. those rescuers doing an excellent job. no deaths from this flooding

across texas, shepard. >> this storm just keeps moving up the coast? >> that's right. moving east, moving east quickly. right now there are flood watches and warnings across parts of the mississippi coast, to the florida panhandle. tax is not out of the woods yet. more heavy rains expected for the state by the end of this week. >> this is where it's supposed to hit the northeast by wednesday it's everywhere. thank you very much. so, is eating bacon as bad for you as smoking a cigarette? no, certainly isn't. so apparently bacon is not only not a meat, it should be just a fat and also has carcinogens in it. bacon, a delish foot. the in the warning from the scientists at the world health organization. how much risk there may be depending on how much you eat. processed meat. how bad? that's ahead. ah! come on!

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check it out. home video of a crane that collapsed over the weekend in holiday winds in tel aviv you. can see the arm of the crane bending back over a highway and slamming to the ground. look at this. what he said. we're told nobody got hurt if you can believe it. 60-miles-an-hour winds part of a system that dropped baseball sized hail across israel, unleashed flood monday egypt and lebanon. >> hot dogs, bacon, ham, and sausage can cause cancer according to the international agency for research on cancer, port of the world health organization. experts are now saying there is now sufficient evidence that eating processed meat is, quote, carcinogenic to humans. these processed meats cause cancer. they say the risk of developing colorectal cancer is small but rises depending on how much processed meat you eat. the report also finds red meat, like beef, pork, and lamb, probably cause cancer, too.

the link to cancer isn't as strong as processed meat. with processed meat they're now sure they cause cancer. that's bring in a doctor, an attending physician and associate professor of nyu school of medicine. so lunkables are out. >> they're out. that's this not shocking to me. we knew the increase your risk of colorectal cancer and stomach cancer but for the w.h.o. to call it a carcinogen raises awareness that you are what you eat. and there are foods which will increase your risk of cancer, in this. >> i didn't realize colorectal cancer was the third leading cause of death. >> the most common cause of cancer for men and women. >> the idea that you can feed kids lunchables and they get a little meat, a little cheese, little -- that's gone now. i don't want to get sued by lunchables busts this report

shows that's bad. >> it's bad. i have two kid, too. one of their favorite foots are hot dogs but you have to limit it. we're also talking about red meat, which probably causes cancer in humans. so class two carcinogen. what we're learning more and more that a plan-based diet or met terrainan diet with whole grains, fruits and vegetables, chicken, fish, okay, but the red meat is not great and processed meat is worse. >> turkey -- i need to get sliced fresh turkey. eating deli turkey doesn't cut it. >> not good. it's if a best interests cured are processed in some way, have it preserved for a longer period of time, that's progressioned meat, not a good things. not just colorectal cancer but saw links to prostate cancer. >> this isn't a big change in our diet, especially in america, say in myäb lifetime. >> they said on the average american men these days eat 100-grams of meat per day, and

we're saying the risk is as much -- instance creased with 50 grams per day. a 0 lot of people have to page wanings which their diet. >> and go fresh and fruits and grapes and vandal fast balls is the way to do it. >> the way to do it. study after studying showing us the meds -- mediterranean diet this tie go. >> hard with kids but it's not how much you eat in a day. it's a buildup over time, and if you start as a very young child eating wrong thingsor,er in big trouble. >> exactly. it's dose dependent. it's cumulative and we want to teach good habits early on. but co he wreck cal can -- colorectal cancer, the best way is screening for it. >> that's easy, if a little -- it's easy to do, if they catch it early you'll be fine. >> right. colorectal cancer, very curable when caught early. >> but you have to stop doing that. we all have health insurance go get preventive maintenance.

>> do the thingness your diet to prevent it. >> more grains. >> nor brains, more greens. >> and fewer delicious things. >> ill know. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> stare at the atm and it bill give you money. just stay at. i that according to "the wall street journal" which reports citigroup is testing new technology. you have to have money in your account. always a thing there. the journal reports this would let consumers draw -- with draw money with an eyeball scan instead of a swipe of the card. please. minority report me. ryle minority report you. expert says any rollout is years away, mr. anderson, but analysts say other banks including chase and bank of america are working on atms that do not use cards. does your internet ever seem way too slows? investigators are reportedly looking into three big companies are charging customers for

faster service then they're actually getting. the reuters new agency reports the new york state attorney general sent a leaders to verizon, cable vision, and, time warner. asking the company for more information about their internet speed. time warner. spokesman for the companies tell reuters they're confident they're giving customers the service that they promised. new york to london in 30 minutes. ahead, the new jet design that makes the concorde look like a centipede. hang on.

there's a new jet. a new jet that could some day playúacross the atlantic ocean

in less than half an hour. takes that long to get from the 30th to the first floor. but accord dog the plane's designers they can do this. we're at bat 4 to look at this. looks like a jet. >> just a concept right now but called the screamer.js. a cool name. a special spelling on the bottom. >> so modern. >> designers say it can fly faster than mach 10. ten times the speed of sound and ten times faster than the concorde that flew at mach 2. now designers of the new jet say it would use an electromagnet are yic rail gun to shoot it sunny sky, then use roberts to get to mach 4 and then a scram jet engine to get to full speed. the engines are being developed in the u.s. and china and they use hydrogen come pressed oxygen, instead of taking ox of

oxygen from a tank. it has a scoop on the bottom. engineers say it's years until we would see passenger jet like this, but the designers of this one say that it could carry about 75 passengers. >> like a slingshot and rockets. >> slingshot and rockets. >> probably something around a couple hundred thousand dollars. >> yep. 75 people. >> going to be great, john. thank you. the u.s. making a clean sweep at the red bull wing suit competition over the weekend. look at this. some 40 daredevils jumped out of helicopters 8,000 feet above cloverdale, california. they had to maneuver around obstacles. cross between skiing and sky diving, the american took the top spot. two other americans claimed second and third place. they're noisy. right back with a nod to this day inlight excite a look back at one of the most famous

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>> gunning down the cowboy like the giants did? it's overdue. when news breaks out, we'll break in. the dow is down but only a little. that's good here comps cavuto. >> thank you very much. you're watching "your world" in washington some big developments that could be in the offing concerning how we go through these budget and debt ceiling charades. i say charades because they want to try to limit this silly regular event when they're up against the line and they don't know what to do. a move is afoot to set a two-year budget agreement. this one would be pegged to raising the debt ceiling. both siteside getting a little built of what they wanted but to avoid anything that would bring the government to the brink. we shall see. mike emanuel has details. >> reporter: based on how much congressional sources are starting to talk bit,