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I -- tell you a little about history. It's actually the pap test that has cut down dramatically on the incidence of cervical cancer in the United States . 500000 people in the world still get cervical cancer 288000. Diet that it's huge 80% of that is in developing countries in the US we have a great history since the 1950s. We have seen less and less cervical cancer we only get 11000 cases now per year you know why. Pap tests and now we have an outbreak of venereal warts in young people and that increases your risk for cervical cancer . So women under the age of 21 are exactly -- the -- beginning pap test and plus you believed to come in for their examination. And their pastor there are other doctors who would say that over

eighteen weighing in on our top story today those new guidelines for cervical cancer screenings these are -- tests. Basically it all boils down to this the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists says. That women should not start getting pap smears until they turn 21 and then. They only need to be screened for cervical cancer every other year or every three years after the age of thirty. We ask -- to cast your vote on this story -- foxnews.com. Slash -- have the question after hearing these new. Guidelines a mammogram guidelines as well now -- cervical cancer guidelines are you gonna followed up. And as you can see the results are pretty overwhelming 95% of you saying. You will

wanted to kill people that she was cutting yourself. What about the mental health people who were attending to her unfortunately I have to say the very often. The mental health care system if you're willing to say no I didn't really mean it. That's the end of the discussion. After all -- you

people who think it will make no difference interestingly to them. Now senate majority leader Harry Reid needs the support. Every member of his caucus he cannot lose anybody he needs sixty votes to get this bill to the floor for debate that's what they're voting on here just remind you. In this passage would mean that they will bring the bit to the floor to talk about. Now some political analysts -- say that this bill this health care bell. Could wind up making or breaking the majority leader's own political future to

to have both of you with us. Peter because we're talking about Harry Reid's career. Do you agree that you -- me think if he doesn't pass this bill. He could not be reelected. Well.

No no question this is a big vote for Harry Reid and spent a lot of time and energy and expend a lot of political capital on this so certainly a lot is

to get for Christmas. And then pass it so. I actually think Harry Reid will be better off politically if this bill fails if he makes a good faith effort you can tell liberals I did my best. Lieberman Landrieu and -- since the end of the day on December 41 to second. Won't vote for cloture then it collapses that he could pass the smaller health care legislation -- bipartisan way next year. And go to the voters in Nevada and say you know we ended up doing some good things if this bill passes keeping tax increases on an economy with ten point 2% unemployment rate and -- really hurting. I think at this faux -- is actually it's worse for Harry Reid .

The definition of politics is the art of compromise and that's what. Harry Reid has to -- to get this legislation. Forward and you you have to do things to work with other members of your

I've had family members serve. In the US military going -- the Spanish American war .

this week. A government appointed task force suggested that women should start breast cancer screenings every other year at the age of fifteen. That's ten years older than previously -- This panel concluded that getting screened so early and so often leads to many false -- and unnecessary biopsies. But many doctors including myself the American cancer society and breast cancer survivors disagreeing. And you study raises fresh concerns about -- and -- drugs used by millions of Americans to vote cholesterol. Studies

of Obstetricians and Gynecologists now says. That women should have their first pap smear no sooner. Then -- when he -- I and then after that every two years and here's another twist it -- thirty. You have no history of any cervical cancer and you've had three normal tasks over the course of those years. Then they say can go three years between the screenings

I wanna say that these. These screening -- not just a pap smear but what the pap smear leads to when you have an abnormal pap smear and you do some biopsies. These are minor procedures they are risk free procedures. And I think it's being over.

talk about Hamid Karzai now it appears that that secretary of state Hillary Clinton is the kind of become the point person. Between the president and Hamid Karzai is -- your sense that maybe the president needs to develop a better working relationship with Karzai as President Bush had when he had these conference calls with him all the time or is -- fine to let the secretary of state -- point person. Now that's a good question and I don't have a strong view I do have -- if you however. On the fact I think Secretary Clinton and President Obama have both done a good job this week of finding the right column. Which some of other people the administration had not been able to do and -- Weeks you have to find a way to work with Karzai you know President Bush found a way to work with Maliki in Iraq -- he wasn't always the greatest leader either. And President Bush even though he's not -- often thought of as as an outstanding diplomat nonetheless in this case he did a good job of coaxing valet key along. We have to try to do the same thing with -- side. He's a man who has a lot of shady friends but I think in the end wants to be. A serious founding father of this nation so I think we have some basis on which to proceed. But I like the town of Clinton and Obama -- the question becomes would keep hearing even Hillary Clinton said look cracked down. Down on corruption or else that I guess the question is what's the or else I mean --

entire. -- Another senator Pete -- it cannot be easier it's just greenery greenery you can get at any grocery store any Flores. I happen to -- magnolia leaves their beautiful area rich -- chopper -- when I mean on the other. Cut and show -- put -- with a little fire they won't look as good at Christmas that they -- on it. Last -- idea it just means that trip to -- three story. I love using citrus trees here I have seen -- it just got a great store you can often -- lines land mean. Even Clinton team

How about that that's a clip from National Geographic when Crocs ate dinosaurs you thought guy knows where the big dogs. Old old over the time on the Crocs were in charge they ruled the earth and they had no problem taking down some of the dinosaurs for lunch. Scientists. Just discovered three new species of these ancient crocodiles. And this documentary when Crocs -- dinosaurs set to air this weekend. Tell us more about these newly discovered species and the Crocs dominance. Over others joining us now -- paleontologist. National Geographic Explorer in residence and the guy who led the team that discovered some of these creatures you found -- in the Sahara Desert.

has led to. A whole Lotta broken hearts. 65 year old Bill Burton her as the victim here he was about to deposit. Several thousand dollars that he helped to raise from a benefit at the veterans of foreign wars post in his town he was the commander of the VFW there. He was robbed outside of the bank he later died. Police have one suspect in custody as I said they're looking for another captured -- is on the phone with us now. She knew bill for some thirty years -- you read about this guy giants of a man and in the stories go on and on about how he dedicated his life. To these veterans he also is in the -- chemotherapy during all this work volunteer.

he attended there but the reaction has been from the from the veterans in the area.

his wife what can you tell me about his relationship with the veterans -- how he felt about the work he did there being a better himself.