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>> hello, everyone, i am melissa francis, the senate intelligence committee about to meet after new questions about what president trump told russian officials. we are live on capitol hill with the new reaction from lawmakers. plus, new clues indicate the possible involvement of north korea in that massive cyber attack. we are going to talk to geraldo about that one. and a healthy teen dies of heart issues after drinking three caffeinated beverages. what you need to know about this when "america's newsroom hq" ." >> jon: fox news alert on the story that continues to royal washington, president...

If you stop breathing there is problem, both the heart and brain are not gettings oxygen. you can have long-term damage from that. being on ventilator she could still be stable as long as she is getting oxygen in certain areas. she is not off the ventilator. she is not clear yet, right? when i think about these things, i usually think of heart issues, being michael problems or electrical problems which she might have had both. this is the idea, say you're watching tv, right? you have a new tv and it is not working. it is possible there is something wrong with one of the parts in the tv. that i...

Dr. richard besser explains. >> reporter: a major change to the bottles in so many american medicine cabinets -- advil motrin, and aleve. we take them for back pain, monthly cramps, fever. they can increase the slight risk of heart attack and stroke by up to 50%. and that risk begins with the very first dose. the more you take and the longer you take it, the higher the risk will be. the warning label which now reads may increase risk and possible increased risk will now drop those words. for most people, the risk remains small and the problem is that all pain relievers have side effects. you h...

>> gives you insight in to you and another entertainment venue as well as providing you with health information. this is the new era that i think our children will be saying i can't believe you didn't stamp everything with your biometrics. >> the u.s. usc center for biocommuting has a study to see what they can learn about cardiohealth if people started sharing the information on social media. they are giving the $75 monitor free to 5,000 participants. sharing her heart rate socially doesn't appeal to katie, but feels safe knowing the power to save her own life is in her hands. >> seek help ri...

Vindicated. and i've been speaking to him a little bit. during the commercial break, he's been texting me since i did an interview with him a year ago, a documentary and he said the only interview i felt was fair was the one you did and i decided to give you this interview. >> we'll be watching to see what he says. >> no softball question, either. >> i'm sure not, i'm thinking of him seeing anderson cooper from prison. what's he doing these days? >> you know, he has taken a job and it's a voluntary job with the trinity of health consulting with local heart surgeons and trying to get children o...