como nos dice salvador castellanos, desde san salvador, ... >> con el tiempo la emigraciÓn se ha convertidoestino que ellos sueÑas llegar. realmente no le dan oportunidades. son torturados, masacrados por la polÍtica de los estados. >> los centros de detenciÓn de inmigrantes son una muestra. no de mÉxico se han reportado varias muertes. en los estados unidos los muertos son tan frÍos como constantes para filmar deportaciones. cada vez mÁs organizaciones condenan el carÁcter masivo que han adquirido las deportaciones de estados unidos y mÉxico. lo que se ha llamado la creciente militarizaciÓn en toda la frontera. >> al militarizar la frontera se ve que hay mÁs control. tambiÉn puede haber mÁs violaciones humanas. el hecho de la libre circulaciÓn es una violaciÓn. >> la reciente visita del secretario de estado no hizo mÁs que confirmar la dura realidad. dijo que la frontera de estados unidos estÁn cerradas para la migraciÓn regular. que se deben endurecer las leyes de migraciÓn. en la deportaciones prioritarias. el gobierno de estados unidos dice que la deportaciones tienen que continuar para

steve mcmahon and alex castellanos.r, they are the founding partners of purple strategies, our polling partners, and two people that know a lot about politics. thank you for coming in. alex, you have had a troubled relationship with the prospect of donald trump being your nominee. are you fully accepting the reality, or you are hoping people could intercede? alex: i am vowing for president trump. he had this thing won in march. he nearly lost it. he has won it back. you are seeing the republican party becoming more comfortable. the price of denying trump the nomination is so clear to everyone in the party. it would be so destructive. that is part of the bandwagon effect, rallying the party around him. it is not whether he has earned the nomination. it is, would it destroy the party denying it to him? mark: is there anything where he has talked about solidifying his hold, this is a guy that could win a general election? steve: i think he has gotten more depth, more presidential. this corey lewandowski thing that goes bac

i will take some time off running through the park for sure. >> reporter: castellano is not concerned. >> reporter: tara moriarty says the victim was involved in a brawl on monday and assaulted by three men. police would not comment on those details. reporting in san francisco, christina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> police in san jose have arrested a man on suspicion of killing his own father. officers arrested 21-year-old anthony james torres castro on monday. the body of his father anthony castro was discovered by a neighbor in a trashcan near the man's mobile home on bonita avenue. an autopsy shows he died from blunt force trauma. >>> bill cosby ordered to stand trial on criminal charges. the sexual assault case that could potentially send him to prison for 10 years if convicted. >>> what started as a corner liquor store has been transformed into this. how a local literacy program is making a haven in the tenderloin for local children. it's been 60 years in the making. the disneyland resort diamond celebration. don't miss your chance to see it all dazzle. come celebrate new beginni

and my mother always said, make sure you say castellanos.on't pronounce the ls. >> that's the right way to do it. and i've been called much worse. >> and ron fournier of the national journal. it did strike me this fact, he still has to govern ohio for the next couple years. there's a point where if you stay in too long, you become the laughing stock. and you want still want to have credibility when you govern a significant state like ohio. >> you do. and kasich leads with his heart. he is the guy we've known 20 years. >> that whole storiy rings so true. of course he got to the plane and said, what am i doing? >> that's him. it's a tough job. trump is right when he's talking about this. the guy's put it all on the line. here's someone who did risk at this point making himself a little bit of an -- putting himself in an embarrassing situation. when you're a political leader and nobody's following you, you're just a guy out for a walk alone. and that's what he was beginning to look like. i think this preserves some options for him down the road

>> and joining me for insight and analysis are alex castellanos, helene cooper of the "new york times," joy-ann reid, host on msnbc, and robert draper of the "new york times" magazine. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning. we have a lot to get to today. new poll, the infighting, now on the democratic side. my interviews with hillary clinton and mark cuban. let's start with the numbers. our new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll, and what appears to be a dramatic tightening of the general election contest. hillary clinton led donald trump by just three points in the new poll, 46/43, but look where we were a month ago. clinton had a double digit lead over trump. bernie sanders, by the way, does a lot better when matched up against trump. he clobbers him 54/39. a 15-point stred. i asked hillary clinton why in light of these numbers she thinks she's a stronger candidate than sanders against trump. we'll get to that in the interview in a moment. but these results also show that donald trump is gaining ground as republicans unite behind their candidate while de

it's ready to go off. >> today castellanos is concerned about a white inmate named aaron yost. >> watch out for this guy on the yard. he's calling the shots on the block for the whites. we're expecting something today, but we don't know. >> before coming to prison, yost was a drug addict with a burglary and attempted burglary on his record. when he was arrested for manufacturing methamphetamine in 1996, he fell under california's three strikes statute and got 35 years to life. >> that means i might possibly be eligible for parole in the year 2028. but i'm like 43 right now, and that's a lifetime away. it's an insane -- it's an insane, incredible amount of time to sit somebody who has no history of violence. i don't have any violence on my record at all. none. >> but since coming to prison, yost has been repeatedly written up by the staff for violent behavior. >> it's predatory. prison is predatory. your necessities and your wants, right, run on a razor's edge, you know? when -- it's just an analogy, but when a pen all of a sudden has the value of a corvette, right, you live and die over

getting nick castellanos looking. eighth inning. take a look at freddie. nice play. they get him. phillies beat the tigers 8-5. the second-most runs they have scored in a game this season. it was a must win. franco left the game after hurting his ankle sliding into second. he says it's mild. expects to play friday in chicago. >>> eagles announced there will be two open training camp practices that you, the public can see at the link sunday july 31 and sunday august 14th. sam bradford is his guy, the starting quarterback. sam has looked good so far. remembering this is his first healthy off-season in a few years after those two knee surgeries. but coordinators seem to be saying, keep the competition open jim schwartz yesterday said don't predetermine the outcome of the race. here is frank wright today. >> that's probably not the right impression. i'll tell you why i said it. because this, you know, i've been around this business a long time, as a player and coach. one of the things that i've come to appreciate is it's not a contradiction to say that you got to have order because if

in the sixth nick castellanos in his tenth of the year as the a's would fall 4-1, and they have droppedf their last 8. for the warriors to keep their season alive tomorrow in okc they need to bring even more energy and intensity than the thunder because you know the home crowd's going to be going nuts. and that's where draymond green comes in. he needs to be emotional but under control. it's like trying to bottle lightning. draymond has not been the same since the infamous kicking incident in game 3. out of sorts, a little lifeless at times in games 3 and 4. much better in game 5. however, did pick up his fifth technical foul in the third quarter last night. seven ts means an automatic one-game suspension. steve kerr knows harnessing draymond's emotion is like juggling vials of nitroglycerin. >> we'd be lost without draymond. i can tell you that. we need his edge. we need his fire. every once in a while he spills over the top. he knows that. but we'll take it. you know, he's got to be composed tomorrow night for sure. especially on the road. >>> lebron and the cavs trying to wrap up the

nick castellano crushes one. 4-3, tigers.he seventh, victor martinez drives in cabrera. 24 hits between the two teams, but the runs are all that matter. the tigers win 5-4. >>> the eagles have had a special guest today. college basketball champion, the birds invited jaywritez to speak to the squad. the 'nova coach got to spend some time with carson wentz and head coach doug pederson. he feels pederson will do all right with those eagles. >>> the owls find themselves with a hole at point guard. senior guard josh brown suffered a serious achilles injury last week. the team says he will have surgery on wednesday. the school has not said how long he will be out. last season he averaged 8 points and 5 assists per game. his fellow teammate the golden state warriors will have draymond green against oklahoma city. green avoided suspension for this kick downstairs under steven adams. he was fined $25,000 by the nba. the league called his actions unnecessary and excessive. you think? okay. they lead the series 2-1. >>> game 4 between t

in the sixth nick castellanos in his tenth of the year as the a's would fall 4-1, and they have droppedf their last 8. for the warriors to keep their season alive tomorrow in okc they need to bring even more energy and intensity than the thunder because you know the home crowd's going to be going nuts. and that's where draymond green comes in. he needs to be emotional but under control. it's like trying to bottle lightning. draymond has not been the same since the infamous kicking incident in game 3. out of sorts, a little lifeless at times in games 3 and 4. much better in game 5. however, did pick up his fifth technical foul in the third quarter last night. seven ts means an automatic one-game suspension. steve kerr knows harnessing draymond's emotion is like juggling vials of nitroglycerin. >> we'd be lost without draymond. i can tell you that. we need his edge. we need his fire. every once in a while he spills over the top. he knows that. but we'll take it. you know, he's got to be composed tomorrow night for sure. especially on the road. >>> lebron and the cavs trying to wrap up the

alex castellanos, and rich lowry. katrina vanden heuvel. editor and publisher of the nation. let's start with paul ryan and donald trump. matthew dowd. a tweet from pair sarah palin t morning. vows to defeat speaker ryan for defying trump. says ryan motivated by 2020 white house ambitions. kind of a declaration of war. can this breach be healed? does it have to be? >> well, i think, actually, the breach is not between -- fundamentally between the elite and donald trump. it's between various members of the elite and gop voters. the problem for the gop elite is that the g voters have spoken and donald trump represents their party. i think paul ryan and others in the party have to decide if the republican party, as it is today, represented by donald trump, is they party -- their party anymore. donald trump is not the problem for the gop elite. the republican voters are the problem for the gop elite. >> paul ryan supposed to be the chair of the convention. i asked donald trump if he should be chair. here it was. can paul ryan chair the convention if he doesn't endorse you? >> tha

mark: we come back, strategist alex castellanos, and speaking about the republican assessment warming donald j. trump. ♪ ♪ mark: two guys we call the purple people. they are the founding partners of purple strategies, our polling partners, and two people that know a lot about this. are you fully accepting the reality, or you are hoping people can intersect? alex: i am going for donald trump. he has this thing one in march. he nearly lost it. he has won it back. and now the price of denying trump the nomination is so clear to everyone in the party it would be so destructive, that is part of the bandwagon effect, rattling the party around. it is not whether he has earned the nomination. it is, what it destroy the party denying it to them? mark: is there anything where he has talked about solidifying his hold, this is a guy that could win a general election. steve: i think he has gotten more depth, more presidential. and corey lewandowski, going back-and-forth paul metaphor making him more presidential, or corey lewandowski allowing him to revert to his old self. even but the flags up, h

gaunt and we have to play at the plant one to nothing the tree from there they took over in the castellano up 29 down type with castro's last is an american league west. the war is in oklahoma city against the thunder of the last obstacles to view and restaurant the thunder of favored by 2 he will be back represent the eastern conference and the finals 11387 and for some reason he is one of those guys the people like to say he isn't that good. >>gary: 04 is the sharks will open monday if the warriors win the memorial day but consist of the sharks in patched burke to open the best of seven stanley cup finals against the penguins. >>will tran: the weekend as the top hat out for the stress and the sentences of enjoy music theater dance cultural events as well as cancer programs is all happening at the garden of 1:00 to 3:00 this afternoon in the event is free. ♪ hey! ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ ♪ at the back of the bus ♪ there is so much to give, so dream big. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they

nick castellanos has his 10th home run. tigers win 4-1.two tomorrow. >>> the better part of two years, the warriors have boasted an inconveniencibility. tomorrow they'll have to summon every ounce of that to keep dreams of a repeat championship alive. they did get become on the right -- back on the right side of things last night. effective to extend the series. today, wheels up for okc. after the warriors landed, the coach addressed the media and said we're not in ideal shape, but we're still feeling all right. >> obviously i perfect to be in their shoes than ours. we won a game. we're found ourselves again and we've got some momentum. we have to just carry that forward. >> it's not like we're an 8 seed trying to pull off the upset. we're the 1 seed. we're disappointed we're down, but we're happy the way we bounced back last night and we've got to try to keep doing it. >> up 3 games to 2 with the king on your side. series over. 9 times lebron's team had been in that playoff scenario. 8 of those times, they won game six. >>> raptors game 6

>> and joining me for insight and analysis are alex castellanos, helene cooper of the "new york timeshost on msnbc, and robert draper of the "new york times" magazine. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning. we have a lot to get to today. new poll, the infighting, now on the democratic side. my interviews with hillary clinton and mark cuban. let's start with the numbers. our new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll, and what appears to be a dramatic tightening of the general election contest. hillary clinton led donald trump by just three points in the new poll, 46/43, but look where we were a month ago. clinton had a double digit lead over trump. bernie sanders, by the way, does a lot better when matched up against trump. he clobbers him 54/39. a 15-point stred. i asked hillary clinton why in light of these numbers she thinks she's a stronger candidate than sanders against trump. we'll get to that in the interview in a moment. but these results also show that donald trump is gaining ground as republicans unite behind their candidate while democrats remain de

we have retrn republican strategist alex castellanos who worked for a lot of big names in the republican party including many people named bush. helene cooper, joy-ann reid, host of a.m. joy, and robert draper, writer at large at "new york times" magazine who had a big piece on donald trump that made a few waves. >> alex, you're a message guy. i'm going to ask you, we learned the new hillary clinton message, it looks like. stronger together. what do you think? >> it's the first time she's had a bumper sticker slogan she can put on a t-shirt, so good for her. sounds a little defensive, though. this is a candidate who has displayed a tremendous amount of political weakness. she's been dragged all over this nomination process by a near octogenarian socialist who honeymoons in russia. they can't put him away. something a little stronger is probably a good idea. now she's chosen her president, her husband, to bail her out on the economy, handing him half the portfolio. >> i think the problem, it does sound a bit like a slogan, and i'm not 100% sure what it means and how it unites voters. most

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hay que respetar la manera en que nosotros lo escribimos en castellano. damos la bienvenida a nuestra querida abogada jessica domÍnguez. jessica: muy buenos dÍas, mandÁndoles un saludo desde las vegas. en noviembre de 2014 y les trajimos la historia de la seÑora maribel, que viviÓ con una orden de deportaciÓn por muchÍsimos aÑos. ¿quÉ habrÁ pasado con ella? maribel: yo soy de el salvador y vine en el 96, para sacar a mis hijos adelante. a los pocos meses, un notario me dijo que me podÍan dar mi permiso de trabajo. fui vÍctima de un fraude. >> desde que la conocÍ a ella, siempre ha tenido pesadillas de que la van a deportar. y yo siempre he pedido a dios que se me cumpla mi sueÑo de que a ella se le quite esa deportaciÓn. maribel: en mi paÍs yo no tenÍa recursos. siempre fui madre soltera para mis hijos. tengo tres, y cada uno estÁ bien, tiene sus estudios. no son analfabetos como yo, porque yo no sÉ, nunca estudié, porque siempre trabajar y trabajar desde muy niÑa. y yo no quise eso para mis hijos. a mis hijos los quise sacar adelante, y lo logrÉ, gracias