if you'll take a look at this first picture, rick warren ety of north america's convention. now this goes back to 2009. i've used this picture before, but i want to put somethingut his feelings about fundamentalists and we're going to divide this up and really explain it.he pew forum on religion and public life: the word fundamentalist actually comes from a document in the 1920's called the fivee faith. it's very legalistic, narrow view of christianity.... now dr. noah hutchings in responsebelieve that christians who hold to these of the christian faith are according to the new testament definition, those who believe otherwise...ok...are not rds now dr. hutchings is saying if you do not believe in the five fundamentals of the faith you're it's very, very important that we understand what those five fundamentals are. can you be...say fored an evangelical and not believe in the five fundamentals of the faith? well evangelical is a wonderful term, but you need to believe inntals to be saved, correct jack? now i know why rick warren's one of the 300 christian...yes...allah is th

>> well well, when the city laid off the dog warren officer rick jumped in and started catching patrol duties. he has caught more than 500 dogs all on his own. he says it is a safety issue and the dogs need to be off the street. >> on any given day officer rick will get a call like this. >> a great dane white and brown. >> reporter: the officer is a dog catcher for the city of lorain and says it is a full-time job that keeps him running. >> trying to get dogs off the street that are running loose humanely without having to injure them or us getting injured and without the public getting injured. >> reporter: the city laid off the dog catcher in 2009 and the problem didn't go away. the officer says last year he caught more than 500 stray dogs and took them to the county kennel and he uses social media to try to reunite strays with owners. most of the dogs aren't licensed, like this one we picked up in an alley, the officer recognizes the dog. >> is that him? >> that is him. >> is he loose? >> he might be. he is. a neighbor called police and said this dog has been running loose for month

warren there saying donald trump is reporting a virulent form of hate. joining me, political analyst and former senior communications advisor for the ted cruz campaign. rick, nice to see you. >> good to be here. >> let's play what paul ryan had to say, first off. i want to talk about the house speaker. john boehner suggesting a couple of times now that ryan would be his choice if it came to the convention. >> i saw boehner last night and i told him to knock it off. you know, i used slightly different words. i used his own words he used to use against us when he told us to knock things off. it's not going to be me. it should be somebody running for president. >> rick, what are the options at this point? what are republicans really thinking about in terms of a contested convention? >> i would say with some trepidation to take speaker ryan at his word but not running for house speaker and there he is, house speaker. at this circumstance, the bar is quite higher. we've gone through this whole process. 56 different primaries in states and territories and send delegates to the convention in cleveland and the idea. it could happen but i doubt it. if no one arriv

rick snyder last year. it found the state is "fundamentally accountable" for letting lead taint the city's water-- and then, ignoring pleas from the public. >> woodruff: a son of billionaire warren has unveiled a $90 million fund to help young girls of color. in the u.s. the foundation, run by peter and jennifer buffett, says it's the largest single investment of its kind. the first step will be to survey minority girls and their advocates to determine how best to use the money. >> ifill: on wall street, a new drop in oil and other commodities pulled stocks down. the dow jones industrial average lost nearly 80 points to close just above 17,500. the nasdaq fell more than 50 points, and the s&p 500 slipped 13. >> woodruff: and former major league baseball catcher and popular broadcaster joe garagiola has died. he played eight seasons in the majors, but was known for his 57-year, hall-of-fame broadcasting career. garagiola worked well into his 80's, serving as a part-time analyst for the arizona diamondbacks. he was 90 years old. still to come on the newshour: europe's struggle to combat terror; bernie sanders on his view of america's role in the world; arguments over covering cont