they made their way through mexico and then arrived in the united states. no more suffering he tells us. he is one of thousands of cubans now coming to the united states. in the number of cubans entering the united states since the announcement of new relation was the island nation. >> across the state we will see maybe 200 and something. >> reporter: don nicholas of immigrants. she said cubans are reset isling across north carolina. >> we are looking at [inaudible] wayne county. >> reporter: as relations change between united states and cuba they hope it'll be a good change for cuba and for north carolina. >> i [inaudible] >> reporter: while cubans fall under that special treatment policy they still have to wait three to six months before they can even apply for a job here in north carolina. >>> the state senate hassa the map had to be drawn after federal judges ruled that unconstitutional because this relied to much on race. the new districts give republicans a 10-3 advantage in congressional races. democrats say that is going to far in the state. that is

importantly what he said is he doesn't understand the complexities of the issues between the united states and mexico. that he doesn't understand in donald trump words the dangers of an open border between the united states and mexico. and that is what prompted the statements by the pope. saying that donald trump is not a good christian. but he went further to really address the point that he has been making on the campaign trail for some time, not just saying there could be increased deportations but also there should be a wall that should be built up along the border between the united states and mexico, and even calling immigrants illegal immigrants to the united states criminal, and rapists. well, not to be outdone, donald trump responded to those statements by the pope once again. the pope is being doled that donald trump. donald trump is a very nice person. and i am a very nice person. and i am a very good christian. because the pope said something to the effect that maybe donald trump isn't christian. okay. and he is questionable my faith. i was very surprised to see it, but i am a christian.

back to rome from mexico, said today that donald trump "is not christian" if he pledges to build a wall between the united states and mexico. this is what donald trump had to say. 28-50 "the mexican government fed the pope tremendous stuff about me, trump is not a good person...i just got a call, they said the pope just a made a statement about you, what did the pope say? i like the pope. was it good or bad? if it's good i like the pope, if it's bad i don't like the pope." the pope said he would not get involved in whom catholics should vote for. with south carolina's primary two days away -- the republican race may have reached a turning point. journal poll shows ted cruz leading the gop field for the first time, pulling ahead of donald trump by two points nationwide. here in south carolina, ted cruz is savoring his new perch atop the republican field. "the sound you're hearing is the sound of screams coming from washington, dc." with the republican field shrinking after the new hampshire primary, the nbc/wall street journal poll now shows a dramatic shift from last month -- cruz up eight points and trump dropp

mccain long time ago, that solves and makes the case of my-- migration positive for the united states and mexicomexicans, attacking the muslims. attacking women, attacking migrants. that's not the way to go. that chair for the president of the united states is so elegant, so full of power that only people with ability with intelligence and with compassion have sit in that chair and this guy is out of the world. he thinks that by building a wall, which is only a consequence of the fear he builds inside, he feels fear. only those who feel fear build walls. he said chinese wall was much longer than the u.s. wall. the chinese wall did not work against their enemy. it was a wul built by russia, the dictatorship did not work against freedom. so he's absolutely wrong. just the concept of wall is terribly, terribly misleading. i will invite this guy to withdraw from the race, to go back to business, to his business, and forget about what is a nation, what is a presidency of a nation, what is macroeconomics, all the corporation. let me tell you the fortune 500, 40% of fortune 500 have been created by mig

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formto former mexican president who used an expletive today to say mexico would never pay for a wall on the border between the unit states and mexico. >> i will and the w wl just got 10 feet taller. believe me. "saw him make the statement. i saw him use the word that he used. i can only tell you if i would have used even half of that word it would have been national scandal. this guy used a filthy disgusting word on television and he should be ashamed of himself and he should apologizehimself and he should apologize. >> if he builds the wall the way he built trump towers he's using illegal im drnt labor to do it. >> so cute. >> such a cute sound bite. war i ion't understand because your tie and the clothes you make is made in mexico and china. sour starting a trade war against your own tie and suits. >> you know what because they devalue the currenen situation. make them in america. >> you don't know a think about miss business. >> make them in america. >> i watched him repeat himself 5 times 4 weeks ago. it was a melt down. >> i watched you repeat yourself tevr wichblingt i watch him melt down on the stage like i never

headlines leading into thursday's gop francis said wanting to build a border wall between the united states and mexico is not christian. it was seen as a thinly veiled controversial businessman >> he's got an awfully big wall at the vatican. i think he said something much softer than originally reported bety media. >> reporter: governor john kasich and j,b bush would not be drawn into the debate. >> i don't question people's christianity. >> reporter: a supporter said he had found hope in kasich's message. >> you've got to celebrate other people's wins, and sometimes you've got to sit with them and cry. >> reporter: and bush addressed a huge -- in his campaign, governor haily addressing marco rubio. >> that's a powerful -- >> i'll mark her down as neutral. >> reporter: the democrats held a town hall in los angeles. hillary clinton and bernie sanders traded barbs. >> we're in a campaign, and the secretary will say what she'll say. >> i don't know where all this comes from. democrat until he decided to run for president. >> president. >> and that was diane galling aer reporting for bus morning. the vote

such as the wall trump proposes between the united states and mexico to keep people from coming into the country illegally. >> anchor: trump is juchlt one of the three candidates in columbia tonight, before the chad joins us with more. >> reporter: the line here at the south carolina school is growing as people enter. inside ready for this town hall tonight. and the town hall is actually a continuation of one that started last night, in the upstate in greenville, the first three up. and where senators marco rubio and ted cruz, along with dr. ben car son, tonight, the front runner donald trump will be part of the town hall here at the school of law, jeb bush and governor johns kasich will be there too. of course, there is plenty to talk about and ask about today with when it comes to the candidates, especially donald trump. when asked about donald trump views on immigration, as you heard there, the pope francis said that anyone who wants to build a wall along the u.s. mexican border is not a christian. and it will be interesting to see if trump has more to say tonight to combat that c

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and the vast majority of the trucks trucks and car that are built in mexico come to the united stateswhat is happening now in terms of the movement of the auto industry to mexico is being duplicated, as you perhaps read in other industries, carrier now is closing planters in indiana and moving them to mexico. one of the reasons for this movement to mexico -- it isn't the only one -- is the huge gap in wages and benefits between the workers in mexico and the workers in the united states. the average, as of a couple years ago the average wage in the auto industry in mexico was $8, and for some working in the auto parts industry, it was $40 a week. one of the reasons for this gap is the absolute inability of workers in most of mexico to be able to form a union and to bargain collectively. they have a system in mexico called so-called protection agreements, that often are signed before there are any workers, and in any case, the workers have no say in what are the terms of the agreement. there is no consistency plan at all for mexico as there is for vietnam and malaysia. the discussions h

critical parts of your father's campaign has been building this wall at the border between mexico and the united states. he has said from the get-go, mexico will pay for it. i had the former president of mexico on my morning program on friday just last week. he said he is definitely not going to pay for the wall. i want to get your reaction to what he said to me on mornings with maria on the fox business network just this past friday. >> i am not going to pay for that [ bleep ] wall. i am not. and he should know that. and i'm not going to apologize. trump, which is a false prophet, this great nation cannot be taken on a different path than what it is. already great. it's the greatest nation in the world. it's the largest economy in the world. and together, canada, united states and mexico, we are the largest consumer block in the world. >> obviously caught us all off guard by cursing on live television. how are we going to pay for this wall? you're looking -- >> you can do it with trade, you can do it by cutting off the 25 billion sent to mexico that you can do legally. you can cut that off right off t

mexico. there has been some criticism, as i pointed out, donald trump, for example, who wants to build a wall between the united statesoften says, he wants mexico to pay for that wall. donald trump has said the pope is being a little political now as part of these efforts. but the pope is there in mexico, as you can see right now. this is an historic visit by the pope. we're going to have a lot more coverage of the pope's visit to mexico coming up here on cnn. i just want to remind our viewers, some other events that are going to be taking place today in about 2 1/2 hours or so from now, 4:30 p.m. eastern, the president of the united states is in rancho mirage california right now. he's meeting with leaders of the asean nations. he'll be holding a news conference. he'll open up, we're told with a statement of what's going on that the event, at that asean summit that's been going on, but he'll also take reporter questions, presumably talking about the sudden and very surprising death over the weekend of the supreme court justice antonin scalia. a huge debate, as our viewers know, whether the president will go ahead, wi

trump frequently talks about building an actual wall between the united states and mexico. federico made it clear the pope will not step into u.s. voting issues. let's take a look at the economy at 7:00 tonight. stocks falling today as the price of oil retreated and pulled energy company shares down. but the market posted its best weekly gain of the year. the dow losing 21 today to close just under 16,400. the nasdaq up almost 17, s&p down less than a point. most active local stocks, take a look. maria: testing d.n.a. without the crime lab and the big expensive equipment. ed: the local invention on the cutting edge of changing d.n.a. analysis. reporter: and a little strip of snow that's entering western what that means tonight and the big changes for the wednesday. maria: looking forward to that. as long as they're warm ones. nasa smashing a record. the incredible number of people who are now vying for a shot in space. pbuilding a better bank starts with looking at something old, like this... and saying, "really?" pso capital one built something new - caf\s. pwhere you can

donald trump is not a christian this comes after the republican presidential wall between the united states and mexico. those comments have people in the vatican weighing into it's it's a difficult question there's some good some not so good from all the people coming but i can understand where he's coming from donald trump but it may not be the correct solution pope francis is also speaking openly about abortion and physique a virus suggesting women in the affected area should use artificial contraception that's it for thirty news now at five thirty thirteen is now at six starts with a mother demanding answers in her daughter's death. i'm grieving mother tina bassett just finished talking with the virginia beach police chief she wants answers from investigators five months ago beach police killed best daughter in decatur. hagar car with antelope area person of interest in a homicide police got into a shootout with perry and killed him and cake or the baby was not hard or king is live for the police station while regina supporter of bess said the chief took all of her questions and didn't set a timeta

united states. francis leaves mexico following a tour of some country's poorest and most dangerous areas. one person is dead and two people are recovering in the hospital this morning after a bizarre accident near los angeles. police say the driver of a pickup truck was watching two other cars get into a crash before slamming into a power pole. three transformers came down on top of the truck, killing the driver. the power was shut off in the area to avoid any electrocution. an investigation is underway this morning after a school bus caught on fire in mobile, alabama. 15 students were on the bus at the time, none of them were hurt. they were able to get out in time. the fire started in the engine and when the driver noticed smoke coming from underneath the hood, he got federal regulators now know what caused this massive oil spill on the santa barbara coast last year. they say corrosion on the outside of an oil pipeline is to blame. the spill happened in a two-foot section of the pipe after pumps were shut down and then restarted. when that happened, the oil pressure increased. more than

thursday's gop town hall -- after pope francis said wanting to build a border wall between the united states and mexico is not christian-- it was seen as a thinly veiled reference to the controversial businessman. (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate) "he's got an awfully big wall at the vatican, i will tell you. // i think he said something much softer than what was originally reported by the media." governors john kasich into the debate. (gov john kasich/(r) presidential candidate) "put me down in the pro-pope column." (jeb bush/(r) presidential candidate) "i don't question people's christianity." kasich opened the event reflecting on a moment earlier in the day... when a supporter said he had (gov john kasich/(r) presidential candidate) "you've got to celebrate other people's wins, and sometimes you've got to sit with them and cry." and bush addressed a huge blow to his campaign -- governor nikki haley endorsing marco rubio. (anderson cooper) "...that's obviously a powerful endorsement in this state..." (jeb bush/(r) presidential candidate) "i'm marking her down as neutral." ((kirsten joyce)) >

as you know donald trump has advocated building a wall between the united states and mexico. after the pope's initial comment trump fired back saying it was, "disgraceful to question a person's faith but the spokesperson went on to say today that the pope has made it very clear he is not going to step into voting issues in the whole campaign in the united states. today trump responded to that saying, well, he now believes the pope's remarks were probably a little bit nicer than originally reported. >> jeb bush campaigning with his mother today. the former first lady barbara bush. the pair held a meet and greet in greenville, south carolina this morning. the former florida governor saying today his opponents are not strong enough to be president of the united states. >> marco rubio back in columbia, south carolina with governor nikki haley by his side. endorsement earlier this week. rubio today called for the candidates to stop fighting each other and he says he is the candidate that can bring conservatives together. >> republican john kasich holding a town hall in columbia th

such as the wall trump proposes between the united states and mexico to keep people from coming into the country illegally. >> anchor: trump is juchlt one of the three candidates in columbia tonight, before the

we have folks here from all over the united states, canada and mexico. >> tomorrow morning the clowns will hold a exit competition. it's free -- skit competition. it's free and open to the public. it should run in many about noon tomorrow. >>> earlier this month, two women in nebraska were diagnosed with the zika virus. now it's spread into iowa. >>> what you can do to protect coming up "siouxland news at ten on kmeg 14 with larry wentz, diana meteorologist chad sandwell 3 3 there is one person who really enjoyed todays temperaturestake a look at 0 >>> there is one person who really enjoyed today -- today's tex -- temperatures. take a look to what chad was up to during the 5:00 forecast. please tell us these temperatures are going to stick around. >> well, it is going to be a -- just a touch cooler over the next couple of days. but the sunshine is going to be out. if you have the reflective year -- gear that i h you should be able to catch some raise with we're looking at a quiet night. it's not 40s are -- across most of the area. 55 tomorrow and a little by the cooler for sunday. wea

somebody that's coming to the united states in from mexico, they call it el norte. they're looking for a better way of life. mexico is not providing that life for them. it's fine, but unfortunately there's a lot of bad habit that we have in our society. we supply needs for those people. >> the government? >> yes. >> you told me you're a compassionate man, you're a christian. >> i'm very compassionate. i walk with the lord. but there's certain things that, you know, are important for our country. you know, it's like when you run a business. a business has to be healthy. our nation is not healthy right now. >> juan gomez speaking to me there. trump making some inroads here in texas. the democratic candidates also turned their attention to super tuesday states. with hillary clinton's decisive african-american voters, bernie sanders faces an arduous path forward. >> reporter: secretary clinton storming through the south after her resounding victory in south nashville today. >> i will stand up and work and fight for you! >> reporter: heroin smashing expectations. she top

discussion with reporters on his flight from mexico to rome, the pope took on trump's position that a wall should be built on the border of the united states and mexico. >> a person who thinks only about building walls wherever they may be located are not building bridges is not a christian. >> trump, who never backs down from a fight took the pope's comments head on. the pope, i like the pope f. it is good i like the pope. if it is bad, i don't like the pope. >> the pope is a popular figure in the united states. a poll shows in september a 63 approval rating. for a sitting pontiff to weigh in on an american election is unpress debted and appropriate francis specifically did not have an opinion who americans should vote for, he made it clear he wasn't impressed by trump. >> i say this man is not a christian if he said things like that. >> trump not concerned about the pope's popularity responding to his comments. >> for a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful. i am proud to be a christian. as president, i will not allow christianity to be consistently attacked and weakened. >> reporter: the question is, will this bat

mexico relations. after that year, the united states would never again directly or indirectly tried to steer the courseof mexico's revolutionary politics. 1910, thebeginning in united states was keenly interested in what was going on in mexico, and really try to put a lot of effort into basically shaping the direction of that revolution, largely through regime change, and to the denial of arms and so on. in late 1912, early 1913, henry lane wilson, the u.s. ambassador to mexico under taft played a key role in orchestrated the demise of president francisco madero powered -- france's go madero. -- francisco madero. the following year come in 1914, todrow wilson denied arms the regime in mexico city by authorizing the occupation the port of veracruz. this action was pretty much done to aid the revolutionary enemies, including poncho villa. the following year, 1915, woodrow wilson would commit a similar act, this time aimed at poncho via. he would deny the invitation of arms and the sale of arms. this was a way to help carranza's government, which the u.s. had recently given de facto recognition in october

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house, and one of the front-runners is saying that he wants to build a wall, dividing the united states and mexico. and he also wants to deport 11 million undocumented back to mexico. and some are even saying that you're a pawn of the mexican government for coming at this particular time. and so pope francis responded by saying, you know, i can't tell someone what to do when it comes to voting in the united states, because that's not the role of the pope. but i will tell you that when someone speaks about building walls, rather than bridges, that's not christian. and he did mention that twice, these questions and answers were all in italian, wolf. and i should mention this. pope francis did not mention donald trump's name. donald trump's name was in the question that was asked to the pope. >> yeah, and the pope said, as we just heard, rosa. the pope said, i say only that this man is not christian, if he has said things like that, and then he added, we must see if he said things in that way, and in this i give the benefit of the doubt. so he was suggesting that if, in fact, trump had said these thi

former mexican president fox who used an expletive today to say mexico would never pay for a wall on the border between the united states and mexico. >> i will and theheall just got 10 feet taller believe me. just got 10 feet taller. i saw him make that i saw him make the statement. i saw him use the word that he used. i can only tell you if i would word it would d ve been national scandal. this guy used a filthy disgustiti word on television and he should be ashamed of himself and should apologize. >> if he builds the wall the way he built trump towers he'll use illegal immigrant labor to do it. >> such a cute sound bite. >> second thing about the trade war i don't understsnd because your tie and the clothes you make is made in mexico and china. so you are srting a trade war against your own tie and soot devalue the curranen situation. make it in america. >> you don't know a thing about business. >> make them in america. >> let me just tell you. they devalue the currency china mexico everybody with the cars. they devalue their currency to such an accident that our businesses can not compete with them. our workersose th

we have folks from all over the united states, canada and mexico. >> they willold a skit competition that is free and open to the public. it will get underway at 9:00 at the shrine center auditorium. it should run until about noon tomorrow. >>> one of america's most famous and adored authors died today. harper lee was 89 years old. the writer of the classic novel, to kill a mockingbird. >> her publisher said she ssed away peacefully and described her as an extraordinary woman at rate joyfulness. -- of great joyfulness. >>reporter: went to kill a mockingbird hit bookshelves, harper lee's first novel was an instant success. american literary classic. for decades the story of racial inequality and social injustice has bebe standard reading in schools across america. the work was loosely based on her life growing up in the deep south. she was born in 1926 and raised in monroeville, alabama, where she became close friends with truman capote. she moved to new york in 1949 where she published to kill a mockingbird. it won the pulitzer prize and became a aoscar-winning movie with grego peck

stephen: it's going to be a big deal for all the countries involved in it, including the united states, japan, and mexico. together, they account for 40% of the economy. the deal was announced to cut trade tariffs and set common standards in areas from workers right to intellectual -- workers rights to intellectual property. it is still a long way from being implemented. reporter: they shared the traditional maori greeting before signing one of the biggest trade deals in history. 12 countries are part of the transpacific partnership, and they hope the agreement will bring business and growth. but first, each country has to ratify it. >> tbp is just a piece of paper just a piece of paper, 16,000 pieces of paper, until it comes into force. we need to ratify tpp. tradeer: the free agreement will eliminate or lower import taxes on some 18,000 products. the idea is that everything that goes from agricultural to industrial goods will be easier to sell. the u.s. representative believes that the tpp is so promising it will eventually pass. >> i'm confident at the end of the day because of the strong benefits to

on monday, he's off to chiapas, mexico's poorest state, also the main entry point for central american immigrants trying to reach the united cnn, mexico city. >>> the pope's monday schedule puts him in chiapas, where he is expected to spend the day focussing on the indigenous people. it is one of the poorest areas of mexico, but still a lot of work and preparation went into this visit, and the expectations and the hope for change are evident. >> reporter: putting on the finishing touches in the poorest state in the mexican federation. preparations are under way for the pope's arrival to the colonial city. a city that some believe the mexican government would prefer to keep out of the spotlight. the fact that he's coming to chiapas is a very important and historical sign, because it is here where a bishop was. one of the most important theologians who chose the poor, the marginalized. >> reporter: with the pope set to arrive later today, security has been stepped up. federal police and soldiers on duty at key venues in the city, and there is excitement in the air. >> translator: we're full of hope, full of joy, full of fait

we accept a million people a year in the united states, legally. every year. mexico doesn't do that. no other country in the world does that. but we're a sovereign country and we have a right to control who comes in, when they come in, and how they come in. vatican city controls who comes in, when they come in and and this is how the vatican controls who comes in.... a 39-foot wall surrounding the city. it was built and expanded by three different popes. the city is also patrolled by soldiers with the swiss guard. party insiders are extending hillary clinton's lead in the race for the democratic nomination... according to "the hill" clinton has picked up the support of another 87-superdelegates since her 22-point loss in the new hampshire primary. superdelegates can vote for who ever they want and are not bound by the popular vote in their states. senator bernie sanders leads among delegates won through the iowa caucus and new hampshire primary... but when you add in superdelegates clinton has a huge lead. nearly 24-hundred delegates are needed to win the nomination.

after that year, the united states would never again directly or indirectly try to steer the course of mexico's revolutionary politics. after its beginning in 1910, the united states was keenly interested in what was going on in mexico and really tried to put a lot of effort into basically shaping the direction of that revolution largely through regime change and denial of arms. the bar dor under taft played a key role in orchestrating the demise of francisco modero. the following year in 1914, woodrow wilson denied arms in mexico city by authorizing the occupation of the port of vera cruz. this action was pretty much done to aid the revolutionary enemies, who of whom included poncho villa. that following year, wilson would commit a similar act, aimed at poncho villa. this was a way to help caranz a's government, which the u.s. had recently given defacto recognition in october 1915. so by 1916, by the year of the columbus raid, wilson and the u.s. government was -- had this idea of using intervention to kind of steer the course of the mexican revolution. 1916 brought dangers the u.s. government

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father said trump was not a christian for wanting to build a wall along the border of the united states and mexico. trump wasted no time firing back calling the pope disgraceful for questioning his faith. here's the observation from the twitter verse. ver watching trump fight with theh pope might be the most fun you can have with your clothes on. interesting. area situated ohio hall wrote, imagine how bad the rest of youy day is when it begins with the pope scolding you in the midst of a large crowd. that could also be talking about the pope did scold somebody in mid id of a large crowd, not necessarily just talking about trump there. finally bravo's andy cohen tweeted, the sick thing is trumu loves being in a freud with the pope. sad state of affairs when thehe pope has to comment on trump. well said.d. it seems if their freud may have been short lived, though. in an interview tonight on vainnesses strene trump calleden the whole father an amazing person.on darren within the indicted by ay grand jury and today effaced thd judge at d.c. superior court. matt, sarah, it's been a week now since this

night rump reiterated his stance on border control and plans to build a wall between the united states and mexico. >>> we mentioned the democratic caucuses in nevada. south carolina will hold its republican primary on saturday. let's take a closer look at what is at sake thtake. in south carolina, 50 delegates and three super delegates. in nevada, 35 delegates are at stake in that state. a key difference here, the delegates are not bound to any h candidate until may. >>> decision 2016 affecting school schedules. fairfax county students will not have school on march 1 super tuesday. the school buildings will be used as polling places. students will not have to make up the day. spotsylvania and stafford county schools have already decided to close for the day. >>> running out of time. the deadline you have to meet if you own a drone. >>> feeling a little cleary eyed this morning? lack of sleep is likely to blame most every day andhy doctors say you need to make it more of a priority. >>> and the beltway shut down in both directions if mondn montgo count get around the mess. >>> take a look at this.

. >>> a group of cuban migrants one step closer to making it to the united states. thth left mexico yesterday as part of a pilot program agreed on by c ctral american countries to allow migrants to continue towards the u.s. the group of 184 people originally arrived in the mexican state border in guatemala. they are heading north by bus thanks to a special humanitarian visa. an estimated 8,000 cubans have been stuck in limbo in central america. >>> new this morning one person is dead after shooting at a bar in new york. police saying six others were hurt. the shooting happened shortly after 3:00 in the morning. no word yet on a motive or the conditions of those hurt. >>> north korea's state media says the country has lauhed a rocket carrying a satellite successfully into orbit. north korea says the satellite minutes and the country plans to continue launching satellites in the future. south korea's military and the u.s. defense deparent have both confirmed the launch. japan and the u.o. have requested an emergency u.n. security council session to discuss the situation. >>> the searc