brook silva braga is here in new york with more on that. good morning, brook. >> good morning, anne-marie. it is a dramatic jump for carly fiorina, and a drop of eight points for donald trump. fiorina said the debate where she went head-to-head with trump was an important moment in her campaign. >> as people come to know me and understand what i've done and most importantly, what i will do, they tend to support me. >> reporter: while fiorina jumped in the polls, critics are jumping on trump and ben carson for comments they made about muslims and the presidency. on the sunday talk shows, trump stood by his decision not to correct a supporter who said president obama is a muslim during a town hall meeting last week. >> we have a problem in this country. it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. >> reporter: trump said it's not his obligation to defend the president. >> we can be politically correct and we can say there is no problem whatsoever, but the fact is there is a problem with some and it's a very severe problem and it'

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brook silva-braga is in new york with more. >> reporter: it was a no-brainer as far as late night tv show goes. colbert interviewing trump, the gop front-runner, who rarely after welcoming trump to the ed sullivan theater, colbert generally pushed trump on his stand on immigration. and how he would get mexico to pay for the wall. >> almost 45 billion dollars, a trade deficit. the wall you're talking about, $5 billion to $7 billion. that's something that actually is very easy to build. we can have a great and beautiful wall. it will be up, it will stop, we will have our border and guess what. nobody comes in unless they have their papers. >> reporter: kol bert also offered trump a chance to finally close the book on one of his most controversial positions. >> this is the last time you ever have to address this question if you hit the ball, okay? there is, like, soft all over my hand, meatball so big. >> i want to hear this. >> barack obama, born in the united states. >> it's a meatball! >> i know. >> it's hanging out there! right there! come on! >> reporter: trump said he doesn't talk

. >>> brook silva-braga has more on the case and the demonstrations planned outside the courthouse of six officers accused of killing freddie gray. >>> reporter: later today a judge will decide what's next for the six officers facing criminal charges in connection with the death of freddie gray. >> the residents and citizens of this city expect their police department to be prepared. >> reporter: the officers won't be in attendance as attorneys argue whether they should be tried separately or if the charges should be dismissed. the defense is also seeking to have baltimore state's attorney marilyn moseby removed from the case citing conflicts of interest. gray died in april after spinal cord injury in a police van. the coroner ruled it a homicide. >> don't let the cops get off! >> reporter: activists will gather outside the courthouse this morning. >> the killers of freddie gray must go to jail and be prosecuted. >> reporter: gray's death sparked weeks of protest which calmed after the officers were charged and some worry any change in the case could ignite violence. >> i believe some

more on the quake from cbs news' brook silva-braga. >> reporter: the 8.3 earthquake shook santiago, chile, wednesday night. flagpoles bent like rubber. party-goers scattered at a reception. >> the building started to shake and more and more and the elevator started to rattle a bit and, um, and everybody realized we were having an earthquake. >> reporter: the worst damage was sustained in small towns to the north. buildings crumpled and streets flooded by small tsunamis. it's horrible, this man says. i don't know what to do. i have no way of getting by. more than 5,000 miles away, southern california also braced for dangerous waves, closing beaches and issuing their own tsunami advisory. >> i'm actually tying my boat down and my neighbor's boat so i'm making sure everyone around me is secure if we have trouble. >> reporter: early thursday morning as the waves reached los angeles, police had cleared the beach. brook silva-braga for cbs news. >> all the rain a welcome sight for dry california but also for firefighters in the "valley fire." >> we are happy to see rain with the drought but thi

brook silva-braga for cbs news. >> today a judge is expected to decide whether to allow certain evidencerofile kidnapping case in vallejo. matthew muller is charged with kidnapping denise huskins in march. vallejo pled said she faked it but found evidence linking muller to her disappearance. muller will ask to have it thrown out because police didn't have a search warrant for the phone. >>> the family of the woman killed at pier 14 is suing the sheriff and two federal agencies they blame for her death. july 1 kate steinle walking on the pier with her father when an illegal immigrant juan lopez- sanchez shot her on the pier. the gun had been stolen from a car of an agent with the bureau of land management. he was released from san francisco jail in april after the sheriff declined an i.c.e. request to turn him over. >> we're frustrated. and we're here to make sure that a change is made so nobody has to endure the pain my mom and dad and i go through on a daily basis. >> and the sheriff says he can't comment on the pending litigation but he extends his sympathies to the family. the same se

. >> brook silva-braga in new york, thank you very much. >>> cbs news will air a special report on the pope's address to congress beginning at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >>> vice president joe biden nearly doubled his support in a new presidential poll. the fox news poll shows hillary clinton topping the field with 44% of the vote and senator bernie sanders is at 30% but biden has jumped to 18% even though he has not yet a candidate. trump hat support of 26% of respondents. ben carson is second with 18%. carly fiorina and senator marco rubio both have 9%. >>> donald trump's feud with fox news is deepening. trump spoke at a conference yesterday at the south carolina african-american chamber of commerce. the business mogul said he would no longer appear on fox news because they had not treated him fairly and trump accuses hillary clinton of starting the so-called birther controversy over where president obama was born. >> hillary is a birther! by the way, don't switch your votes to hillary, please. but hillary is the one that started it! check it out. 2008. >> clinton called it ludicrous. >>> be

. >> brook silva-braga in new york, thank you very much. >>> cbs news will air a special carly fiorinaand senator marco rubio both have 9%. >>> donald trump's feud with fox news is deepening. trump spoke at a conference yesterday at the south carolina african-american chamber of commerce. the business mogul said he would no longer appear on fox news because they had not treated him fairly and trump accuses hillary clinton of starting the so-called birther controversy over where president obama was born. >> hillary is a birther! by the way, don't switch your votes to hillary, please. but hillary is the one that started it! check it to make sure americans preserve the united states as a land of opportunity. >>> the number of government fingerprints compromised in a data breach is believed to have gone up. government officials say as many as 5.6 million fingerprint images were stolen, that's up from the previous estimate of 1.1 million. the government blames china for the data breach. it could help that country identify u.s. spies abroad. >>> fiber security will be among the topics that p

. >>> for more analysis we are joined by brook silva braga. good morning. >> good morning. a big part of trump's early appeal is the outsiders and gives some other candidates an inin and in last niceght's debate his foreign affairs was repeatedly called into question. >> would you feel comfortable with donald trump's finger on the nuclear code? >> i think trump is a wonderful entertainer. he has been terrific at that business. i also think that one of the benefits of a presidential campaign is the character and capability, judgment, and temperament of every single one of us is revealed over time and under pressure. >> this administration, with president obama and hillary clinton, has created insecurity in the likes of which we never would imagined. not a place where we are better off today than six and a half years ago and that requires a steadiness and requires an understanding of how the world works and american leadership in the world. you can't just, you know, talk about this stuff and insult leaders around the world and expect a good result. you have to do this with a

brooks silva braga is in new york with more. >> reporter: good morning. from those 7,000 pages of e-mails, we have learned chelsea clinton played an important role in assessing the response of the haiti earthquake. and we have learned how the former secretary takes her tea. the biggest controversy is what we couldn't read. the most notable e-mails from the latest batch of hillary clinton's private server are ones the state department couldn't fully released. as many ass 150 censored ahead of their release on monday because they contained classified information. the former secretary of state has maintained that the messages were not seen as sensitive at the time, even if they are now. >> it doesn't change the fact that i did not send or receive material marked classified. >> reporter: the e-mails show clinton working on serious issues like haiti disaster relief, but also dealing with requests from friends, unsolicited advice, and trouble with technology. in one e-mail, she asks an assistant to pick up skim milk and find out when "the good wife" airs. so ma