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fox news senior correspondent eric shawn looking at that ankle. good morning, eric. >> good morning, maria and everyone. after wall street's wild ride everybody wonders, again, should i buy, sell, hold. the fed is expected to raise rates by a smidge, .25%. the question is when. climate might be right for a hike but not quite yet. vice chairman stanley fisher said there was a strong case to raise rates at the fed's meeting in september but that was before last week. fisher cited improved u.s. labor figures and a stronger u.s. economy. he said, quote, we will most likely need to proceed cautiously in normalizing the stance of monetary policy. for the purpose of meeting our goals the entire path of interest rates matters more than the particular timing of the first increase. you may remember back in 1981 fed chairman paul volker sent rates soaring but it helped salvage our economy. the last time they raised rates was in june of 2008. any hint of a hike has shaken stocks. then fed chairman ben bernanke said the fed's economic stimulus program may slow.

." >> and i'm eric shawn. joining us as always dr. marc siegel of langone medical center and author of "inner pulse," unlocking the secret code of sickness and held" >> >> and dr. david samadi chief of robotics at lenox hill hospital. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> we start with poignant news you might have heard b.former president jimmy carter has been diagnosed with cancer. the 39th president made that announcement a week after he had a small mass removed from his liver, and he says the cancer has spread to multiple parts of his body. the diagnosis though also shines light on cancer treatments in elderly patients so dr. siegel, first of all, our heart obviously goes out and prayers to the former president, roslyn and his family. what happens next when you make that type of announcement and doctors have discovered not just potentially one mass but when it spreads? ed. >> key word you said to start with is 90 years old, and everyone out there should know the game is changing and this is very shocking and very positive way, we

i'm eric shawn. a tragic reminder of the dangers law enforcement face in our country to protect us every day, and this happens to be the third time that a memphis police officer has been killed just over the last four years. now that city and community is in mourning today and once again authorities reeling from this latest tragic loss. >> we've been here before, sadly to say. we've been here before. this is my third time in it the four years that i've been the director, and it doesn't get any easier. this is a very difficult time. >> more live from our new york city newsroom. bryan? >> reporter: at this time the memphis police department has not released a description of the suspect currently on the run. he know only that the suspected shooter is a male, the shooting happening last night in tennessee about 20 minutes southeast of downtown memphis around the intersection of cottonwood and perkins. police say officer shawn bolton was shot multiple times during a traffic stop at approximately 9:18 p.m.

i'm eric shawn. this is america's news headquarters. >> and i'm arthel neville. all this coming as we get a brand new fox news poll of the gop field following the first primary debate and kristen fisher monitoring the developments live from washington. kristen? >> reporter: hi, arthel and eric. you know, this poll is important because it's the first poll to come out taken a few days after the debate so republican primary voters watched the debate and all the post-game analysis and really thinks about it. turns out most thought donald trump lost the debate but didn't seem to hurt him in the polls. check this out. trump dropped one point to 25% and still has a commanding double-digit lead over the rest of the field. closest competitor is no longer jeb bush who dropped to 9% and scott walker is also way down so the big winner tes cruz, neurosurgeon ben carson and, of course, the front-runner donald trump. here's what he had to say about it this morning on "meet the press." >> i've had a lot of fun, and i'm leading in the polls. i go on your show. you'll get the high

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i'm eric shawn. i'm here for "sunday housecall.." >> and i'm arthel neville. joining us is dr. saved samadi, chairman of urology at lenox hill hospital and chief of robotics surgery. >> and dr. marc siegel, author of "inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health." >> good to see you, doctors. >> nice to see you. >> we'll start with ground breaking research on bone repair, a new study revealing broken bones don't actually heal like doctors thought they did. dr. samadi, we start with you to tell us more about this and also who would you say is more prone to bone fractures >> you know, my gosh. for years and years and years we thought that the bone healing is a completely different process, something coming from vanderbilt medical center. they have done a good job of finding out what is bone healing and for years we thought something called fibrin involved in clotting, when bone fractures, bone is an organ that's porous and has a lot of blood vessels, when it fractures the vessels start to bleed. fibrin which is almost like a scaffold can come in and does the heal

i'm eric shawn, fox news. >>> more democratic lawmakers coming out for and against the iran nuclear deal as the deadline for congressional approval nears. ironically, is it what the white house has been saying that could actually kill this deal? take a listen. >> 15 years from now, as some provisions expire, what is iran's breakout time going to be? >> well, it shrinks back down to roughly where it is now. >> which is close to zero? >> well, which is a matter of months. >> we should expect that some portion of that money would go to the iranian military and could potentially be used for the kinds of bad behavior that we have seen in the region up until now. >> secretary kerry, have you read either of these two side bills between the iaea and iran? >>> i haven't read it. i've been briefed through our team that met with the iaea. >> 58% of the american people are saying kill this deal. what do you think? >> i think 58% of the american people think we should kill the deal, be, i think the administration loves this deal. i think they're not trying to hedge their bet, they don't have buyer's

." >> i'm eric shawn. joining us is dr. marc siegel, professor of medicine of langone medicalered? an author of "the inner pulse". >> and dr. david samadi chairman and professor of urology at lennox hill hospital and chief of robotic surgery. good to have you all together. >> good to have you back. >> good to be here. >> and start with a really warming and inspiring story in maryland. a little boy lost use of both of his hand, lost them completely when he had an infection as a toddler and new he's youngest patient to ever receive a successful double hand transplant. dr. siegel takes a look. >> there is one very fortunate boy at children's hospital of philadelphia. zion harvey lost his feet and hands due to infection at age 2, but now thanks to the gift of courageous parents who donated the arms of their lost child he has a new set of hands at eight 8. he's very first child in the world to receive a hand transplant. what did zion expect now? we sat down with a head of a transplant team of 12 surgeons saying children are more adaptable when it comes to adults in regenerating nerves a

eric: hello, everyone, i'm eric shawn in for jon scott. the pentagon is now seasoning active duty -- sending active duty soldiers to help battle those wildfires. jenna: from southern california up to montana and also colorado. not expected to let up anytime soon. william la jeunesse is live from los angeles with an overview for us. >> reporter: the challenge right now is managing 30,000 firefighters to battle existing fires while keeping enough in reserve to attack new fires which are happening every day. otherwise they're losing ground. and right now that is the case. sixteen new fires overnight, bringing to 105 large, uncontained fires nationwide. ten more than yesterday. worst hit, idaho, oregon and central washington. fire burned 155 square miles and destroyed dozens of homes. >> everybody needs help. we put in requests, you know, we're trying to get more people, but we'll see if they come. yeah, i don't know what to tell you, you know? en i don't expect anyone else to come. >> reporter: now, these maps will help tell the story. record

. >> he's eric shawn. they're the docs. thanks for joining us. >>> brand new polls are out on all the candidates running to be your next president including who you think won the republican deba debate. we'll break it down. >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton can't get away from her e-mail troubles on the campaign trail. plus, new questions about her home server and if it compromised national security. >> i wish she had done this in march, we would be further down the road. she swore she would turn the server over. it wasn't turned other, it was taken. >> we'll talk with congressman john micah on the house oversight committee. >> brand new details on the indonesia plane crash in one of the most remote places on earth and the fate of the 54 people who were on board. >>> hope you're having a great weekend. i'm leland vitt tert. >> i'm shannon braem. thank you for spending your sunday with us. >>> and we begin this hour with a brand new look at the race for the white house. fox news has released some first polls since the dramatic

i'm eric shawn. this is america's news headquarters. >> and i'm arthel neville.ming as we get a brand new fox news poll of the gop field following the first primary debate and kristen fisher monitoring the developments live from washington.

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with us now is eric shawn and from cleveland where the debate will be held tomorrow shannon bream both fox news correspondents. the reason i spoke governors closest to the presidency you run a state run the country. you analyze three. let's begin walker. what's his strength from wisconsin? >> the positive for him is nearly cutting unemployment in half there. taking it from way over9% to just about 4. 5%. that's one of his main selling points there he has done so well on that. but there are critics who question how he got it done. that's kind of where the downside is. some of them will say listen these tough reforms that he i understand evan substituted by having republic employees crust more. very unpopular. he points to the numbers and says it doesn't matter look what's happened as a result we got it done. >> four years one term he cut unemployment in wisconsin in half. that's his main plus the minus is he did it by giving the unions a hard time. okay. jeb bush. florida, two term governor, big achievement? >> big achievement there also cutting unemployment. he cut taxes every year he

eric: hello, everyone, good to be here, i'm eric shawn in for jon scott this morning.te department investigators sifting through thousands of e-mails from that private server. that process is expected to take until january and, guess what? that is right before the iowa caucuses. well, so far we're told about 60 e-mails have reportedly been flagged as possibly containing even more classified material, and, of course, that number is likely to grow. jenna: this comes as hillary clinton again says over the weekend she did not send or receive e-mails that were marked classified. words matter here, as we know. ed henry knows that better than anybody. he's live in washington with more on what we know today. >> reporter: your right, that's part of the shifting explanations, pardon me, we've had from hillary clinton dating back to her news conference back in march when she insisted there was no classified, pardon me, classified information in that server at all. as you say, now in recent weeks, months that story's changed to say there was no classified markings but, yes, as you

i'm gregg jarrett in for eric shawn. >> and i'm molly line in for arthel neville.ting a first look at cell phone video taken inside the train moments after the dramatic takedown when the three americ

sears optical >>> from "america's news headquarters," i'm eric shawn.st part found is not part of missing malaysian flight mh 370. this turned out to be a, quote, domestic ladder. the first piece that was found part of the wing that was sent to france for analysis they say it is from a boeing 777 which, of course is the same model as the missing airliner. territories on reunion island where the parts are washing up being asked to look for more possible debris. >>> and another tragic example of the dangers of law enforcement that they face every day. police in memphis, ten see, asking potential witnesses to come forward and help them track down a cop killer. 32-year-old officer shawn bolton was shot and killed during a traffic stop last night. he was rushed to the hospital and later died. he is the third memphis police officer to be shot and killed in the line of duty in a little more than four years. >>> i'll be back at noon eastern with more news and the doctors are always in. "sunday housecall" at 12:30 eastern. back to "sunday morning futures" and ma

eric: hello, everyone, i'm eric shawn in for jon scott. pentagon is now seasoning active duty -- sending active duty soldiers to help battle those wildfires. jenna: from southern california up to montana and also colorado. not expected to let up anytime soon. william la jeunesse is live from los angeles with an overview for us. >> reporter: the challenge right now is managing 30,000 firefighters to battle existing fires while keeping enough in reserve to

eric: hello, everyone, good to be here, i'm eric shawn in for jon scott this morning.epartment investigators sifting through thousands of e-mails from that private server. that process is expected to take until january and, guess what? that is right before the iowa caucuses. well, so far we're told about 60 e-mails have reportedly been flagged as possibly containing even more

. >>> shawn spicer, republican committee's communications director and joins us this morning. good morning. >> good morning, erica. >> do you agree with ericn's comment donald trump implied megyn kelly was tough on trump because she was hormonal. >> i think it's because she's megyn kelly. she's a tough questioner, if you watch her show. people that go on the show understand that. the comments made as a package alluded to late last night, i think mr. trump, part of the reason that he gets the, the popularity that he has is because he's not by his own words politically correct, but in what goes with that is he's got to be clearly more careful with this words. there's no question he needs to immediately clarify that comment. >> do you renounce those comments, then? >> look, i -- my job is not to renounce comments or not. i think he needs to clarify that. if he stands by them that is highly inappropriate. i'm hoping that mr. trump, because he does speak off the cuff, because he doesn't ascribe to politically correctness was speaking in a way that wasn't fully thought out, but he needs to clarify that first thing this morning. >> at what point