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Environmental regulations. this is according to the "washington post." he's also assuring subordinates he will pardon them for any wrongdoing in his rush to build the wall. a white house official claims the president is joking about the pardons. the u.s. army corps of engineers has completed about 60 miles of replacement barrier during the first 30 months of the trump presidency. all of it in areas that previously had border infrastructure. president trump also set to allow logging trucks into alaska's pristine national forest. the "washington post" reports the president has ordered the 17-m...

A community college in a beautiful part of the state of oregon. msnbc's jacob soberoff is outside, as close as media can get, we should say. what are you seeing transpire? >> reporter: just as you said, i'm as close as just about anybody is going to get up to umpqua community college. it's a mile up that road in, as you said, an inkred icredibly beautiful community that must feel completely different than on any other day but today. logging trucks are driving by, familiar sight in southern oregon, bales of hay driving up the road. unfortunately the other thing we see are lots and lots of law e...

Community college, you can only think about what it looks like for students going up there on a normal day and residents passing down. >> i've been watching the logging trucks, i've seen the farmhouse across the street. it really is a community anyone would feel lucky to live in except for this next few days they're in for where, as i said to the city councilman, you pay the downside price for living in a closed community. >> reporter: yeah. i was told by one of the officers out here that the douglas county commissioner, if that doesn't say small town to you, i don't know what does. he's up he...

plane headed into this thing. they are calling it a tropical disturbance for now just to see if it's serious enough to name it a tropical storm possibly in the next couple of hours. keep in mind we're also learning major oil companies are not taking any chances with this disturbance. evacuations have begun just in case and the mayor of new orleans, mitch landrieu, he'll be holding a news conference as they are all watching this disturbance as well heading precariously closely to their government line. we'll keep an eye on all of it and let's move on to some other news. moammar gadhaf...

Jon bottom of the hours, here's what's happening now, brand new information on that the day's big stories, a successful launch has nasa blasts a rocket into space, our assignment manager tim gaughan has the latest. >> reporter: nasa lawrchging the most advanced observatory ever built, blasting off today. the goal of the mission is to study the earth's star. the observatory is the first mission in nasa's living with the stars program. a very great launch for viewer, it's on foxnews.com right now. jon, back to you. jon: the wave of the future when it comes to energy. could it be wood pellets? ph...