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kurds terrorists. pope francis is using new media to get his message out that the powerful must act humbly or risk ruin. the pope delivered a videotape address to a ted conference in vancouver. ted stands for technology, entertainment and design. he organizes them around the world and puts them on the internet. story we brought you earlier, president trump is preparing to undo another obama era environmental move. he calls it a massive federal land grab. others say it is vital protection of the environment. correspondent doug mcelway looks at both sides from the white house. >> reporter: in the last days of his administration, president obama handed a big gift to environmentalists, using the antiquities act, 3 million acres in utah, larger than the state of long island as the national
complete refugee pause to increase vetting makes sense. trump is connected with voters on issues like trade with china and america's broken borders. but it also calls in a misguided missile and adds trump says what's on his mind, that's a problem. it's also a problem, some say, for gop congressional races. >> it will make it very difficult for republicans to maintain control of the senate, it's going to make it tough for republicans in blue states and in pur hold on to governorships. the trouble with all of those predictions is that the conventional wisdom which wrote trump off months ago has proved spectacularly wrong. who's to say when it starts proving right. shannon? >> doug, thank you. it is not just republicans who are taking advantage of donald trump's comments about muslims, hillary clinton is getting in her shots, here's chief white house correspondent ed henry. with her race for the democratic nomination on cruise
dealers presently use include as terror watch list. shannon? >> thank you, doug. how obamacare could cost the u.s. two million jobs over the next decade. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. in baltimore, the prosecution has rested in the manslaughter trial of a black police officer accused in the death of an african-american man in police custody. officer william porter is the first of six officers to stand trial in the case of freddie gray. fox 5 in atlanta, an ambulance driver fell asleep. causing an accident involving an emory university shuttle bus. authorities say the driver nodded off during a nonemergency trip. ran a red light, hit the bus, which then crashed into a building and swiped a car. nine people on the bus and the patients in the ambulance were taken to the hospital. and this is live look at orlando, florida, from fox 35, one of the big stories there tonight, the end of a mystery involving a missing burglary suspect. the sheriffs department said 22-year-old matthew riggins was
complete refugee pause to increase vetting makes sense. trump is connected with voters on issues like trade with china and america's broken borders. but it also calls in a misguided missile and adds trump says what's on his mind, that's a problem. it's also a problem, some say, for gop congressional races. >> it will make it very difficult for republicans to maintain control of the senate, it's going to make it tough for republicans in blue states and in purple states to hold on to governorships. the trouble with all of those predictions is that the conventional wisdom which wrote trump off months ago has proved spectacularly wrong. who's to say when it starts proving right. shannon? >> doug, thank you. it is not just republicans who are taking advantage of donald trump's comments about muslims, hillary clinton is getting in her shots, here's chief white house correspondent ed henry. with her race for the democratic nomination on cruise
okay, mostly prepared? could you save 1% more of your income? it doesn't sound like much, but saving an additional 1% now, could make a big difference over time. i'm going to be even better about saving. you can do it, it helps in the long run. prudential bring your challenges america's election headquarters in-depth tonight. why many in the gop fear donald trump could take the party down with him in 2016. correspondent doug mcelway examines the political conundrum of the trump phenomenon. >> we're like the stupid country. >> like rodney dangerfield in "caddyshack" donald trump has the head table at the gop country club. the establishment is fascinated and appalled. with his huge poll numbers impervious to misstatements and violations of political correctness. the business man holds a
correspondent doug mcelway takes a look. >> what could possibly be the argument for allows a terror suspect to buy a semiautomatic weapon? >> steve hayes, a writer for the "weekly standard" has one argument. he was flagged for the terror watch list after he bought a one-way ticket to turkey. to board a cruise ship. he was on the list later when he tried to get through security for another flight. >> this young woman got a panicked look on her face as if she was looking back at a terrorist. she called over her supervisor. >> it continued for 12 subsequent flights over eight weeks. all of hayes' attempts to get off the list by filling out various forms proved futile. until brett baier interviewed the homeland secretary for a segment on immigration. >> brett raised my case and said mr. secretary, do you think that steve hayes is a terrorist. >> hayes is hardly alone. of the estimated hundreds of thousands on the terror watch list many individuals may be on it erroneously.
as general phillip breedlove, supreme allied commander of nato, questioned their suitability as a partner. >> so right now i do not see them as a partner. i would ask you to grade their paper across the last 18 months. but let's get this on the table, too. >> so today here in vienna, a day that secretary kerry had called a milestone in the syria talks, we're again reminded of the strange bedfellows that he has chosen and how little russia and iran have changed their tune. back to you, brett. >> benjamin hall live in vienna. more fallout tonight from this week's republican presidential debate. the rnc is mad at nbc and the candidates are mad at the rnc. correspondent doug mcelway sorts it out for us. >> the soft-spoken chairman of the republican national committee summed up cnbc's debate with some very choice words last night. >> i just can't tell you how pissed off i am in what was
taking more tests and proving wruns again that i'm qualified to teach, i'm resigning. birmingham schools say the district is working on the matter. tea time has been canceled. three english hospitals have banned met medics and staff from drinking tea or coffee on the job. not kidding here. an email went out saying members of the public are frustrated by long waiting times at clinics for appointments and inflamed by seeing members of staff enjoying hot and cold drinks at the reception desks. critics call the measure ridiculous and draconian. one wondered if bathroom breaks will be the next to go. san francisco residents seeking to exercise their second amdment rights will have to go out of town to get started. the city's last gun store is about to close. correspondent claudia cohen tells us why. >> for years this gun store was a rebel outpost in san francisco. now high bridge arms says the city's anti-gun policies have finally killed their business. >> close the doors here in san
taking more tests and proving wruns again that i'm qualified to teach, i'm resigning. birmingham schools say the district is working on the matter. tea time has been canceled. three english hospitals have banned met medics and staff from drinking tea or coffee on the job. not kidding here. an email went out saying members of the public are frustrated by long waiting times at clinics for appointments and inflamed by seeing members of staff enjoying hot and cold drinks at the reception desks. critics call the measure ridiculous and draconian. one wondered if bathroom breaks will be the next to go. san francisco residents seeking to exercise their second amdment rights will have t of t. the city's last gun store is about to close. correspondent claudia cohen tells us why. >> for years this gun store was a rebel outpost in san francisco. now high bridge arms says the city's anti-gun policies have finally killed their business.