when we met esteban tiznado, he was in prison. on saturday he was deported to mexico. >> esteban tiznado is afraid to stand still. back in mexico, he's wary of kidnapping games. he says he had to pay them $10. so he wanders the streets, with no friends, no family and little money. he's overwhelmed. >> at the age of 40 he's forced to start over again. >> stressing, depressed. because i'm in this position. >> this is the sixth time esteban tiznado has been deported. he says he's a u.s. citizen. in 2008 he conscrinsed a federal criminal court that he had a right to be in the united states. an immigration judge said he hadn't proved he was a citizen, and with a criminal record, deporting him was a priority. >> esteban tiznado is one of 2 million people deported under president barack obama. >> those that champion the rights of migrants have a clear strategy. >> to make it so hard that the suffering gets you to bow down and break, and then say "i can't do it any more. >> that strategy may be working. for the first team stacey tisdale i

border. >> esteban tiznado is afraid to stand still. back in mexico he is wary of kidnapping gangs and corrupt police. >> they were going to take me to gaol. >> he said he had to pay them $10 to leave him alone. he wanders the streets of nogales with no friends, family and no money. he's overwhommed. at the age of 40, he's forced to start over. >> depressed. stressing. i'm in this position, that's why. >> this is the sixth time esteban tiznado has been deported. he says he's a u.s. citizen. in 2008 he convinced a federal criminal court that he had a right to be in the united states. but an immigration judge said he hasn't proved he's a citizen, and with a criminal record, including domestic violence, drug possession and burglary, deporting him was a priority. esteban tiznado is one of 2 million people deported under obama. >> those that champion the rights of migrants said the u.s. government had a clear strategy. >> to make it so hard that that suffering gets you to bow down and break and then say "i can't do it any more." >> that stra

i'm in this position. >> this is the sixth time esteban tiznado has been deported. he's a u.s.itizen, and in 2008 he convinced a federal criminal court that he had a right to be in the united states. but an immigration judge said he hasn't proved he's a citizen, and with a criminal record, including domestic violence, deporting him was a priority. >> he is one of 2 million people deported under president obama. >> teresa leal champions the rights of migrants saying the u.s. government has a clear strategy for people like esteban tiznado. >> making it so hard that the suffering gets you to bow down and break, and say i can't do it any more. >> it may be working. >> esteban tiznado is questioning whether to cross back, knowing it will mean for gaol time. >> deportees are dropped off in the border city every day. >> migrants dom places like this throughout the day, looking for basic service, showers to make phone calls or eat a meal. other than the extremely basic things they are giving, they are not given much support here to start their lives over. >> esteban tiznado needs help.

but not fores not for esteban. a judge deported him to his "native mexico." >> esteban takes us to central arizona the place where he has lived three of his 40 years. the only place he calls home. 12,348 at 83 she has little time left with her son. >> i'm really worried about esteban, that he's out there alone, whether he's eating, what he's eating, where he's sleeping, if something happens to him. >> reporter: with nearly 2 million people deported under president obama, many mothers share her troubles. deported from louisiana to mexico in 2008. immigration officers did not believe he was a citizen despite records showing his father was. it took him three years to prove them wrong. now he is suing the u.s. government to wipe his record clean of any mention of depourtation. >> i'm afraid of police officers. they look at me and see i'm hispanic, i might end up going through the same thing again because my social security number is not accurate. it shows that i'm deported. >> reporter: the government told us that as a

apartamento de este, despuÉs de haber tomado unos tragos discutieron, y la pelea se tornÓ violenta, estebanjillo se sentÓ sobre Él y le clavÓ el tacón al menos 25 veces. >> estoy sorprendido, era un hombre que pesaba mÁs y levantaba pesas. >> la defensa de trujillo dijo que esa noche esteban se puso violento porque ella dijo que lo iba a dejar, ella tomÓ sus zapatos que era lo que tenÍa mÁs cerca para defenderse. >> eso muestra que era una situaciÓn que no estaba planeada, pasÓ inmediatamente, agarrÓ la primera cosa que tenia a mano, y eso era el zapato. >> pero el argumento de defensa propia no convenciÓ al jurado que la declarÓ culpable, algunos abogados creen que el error de trujillo fue no testificar. >> si miramos al jurado de siete hombres y cinco mujeres, ellos estÁn esperando que ella dÉ su lado de cÓmo se defendió. >> despuÉs de que la mujer mexicana escuchÓ el veredicto, le dijo a su familia que los querÍa mucho, y despuÉs abandonÓ la sala, maÑana volverÁ a la corte donde se inicia la audiencia para definir su tendencia. >> gracias. un marino que estaba de vigilancia en un campame

usually enough proof that father and son are citizens but not for esteban. the government avoided saying whether he is a citizen. they only said that the judge ordered him to be deported to his native mexico and cited his criminal history of drug possession and burglary. >> we drive to his mother's house, a place where he has lived all but three of his 40 years. the only place he considers home. at 83 she had little time left with her son. >> i'm really worried about esteban, that he's out there alone, whether he's eating, what he's eating, where he's sleeping, something might happen to him. >> reporter: with nearly 2 million people deported under president obama many mothers share her struggles. this man was deported from louisiana to mexico in 2008. emigration officers did not believe that he was a citizen despite showing records that his father was. it took three years to prove him wrong. now he's suing the u.s. government to wipe his record clean of deportation. >> i guess nervous to pass a police officer. they look at me, they see that i'm hispanic, and

they keep kicking me out of my country. >> just days later, esteban's cycle will begin again. immigration officials deported him back to mexico, a country where he feels like a stranger. for the first time, he finds himself questioning if he has the strength to make it across the border again only to face another stint in prison. he wonders if he will ever go home. adam rainey, al jazeera on the u.s./mexico border >> we knowaj has made repeated request to the u.s. immigrations and customs division and the department of homeland security. both agencies however declined to be interviews. >>> after the break, ever thought you had gotten snared in a florida speed trap? this is it, one where they moved the town limits just to get you >> once we got out there, it there. >> and that's not even half the craziness that's been going on in the most corrupt city in america. the incredible story of a town that's still trying to track its missing money, not to mention its missing water. also ahead, one year later, boston turns a corner. >> bu the time that i got to the finish line, it was a

apartamento de este, despuÉs de haber tomado unos tragos discutieron, y la pelea se tornÓ violenta, esteban era lo que tenÍa mÁs cerca para defenderse. >> eso muestra que era una situaciÓn que no estaba planeada, pasÓ inmediatamente, agarrÓ la primera cosa que tenia a mano, y eso era el zapato. >> pero el argumento de defensa propia no convenciÓ al jurado que la declarÓ culpable, algunos abogados creen que el error de trujillo fue no testificar. >> si miramos al jurado de siete hombres y cinco mujeres, ellos estÁn esperando que ella dÉ su lado de cÓmo se defendió. >> despuÉs de que la mujer mexicana escuchÓ el veredicto, le dijo a su familia que los querÍa mucho, y despuÉs abandonÓ la sala, maÑana volverÁ a la corte donde se inicia la audiencia para definir su tendencia. >> gracias. un marino que estaba de vigilancia en un campamento militar, disparÓ y matóa uno de sus compaÑeros, las autoridades emitieron un comunicado que dice que el hecho ocurriÓ esta tarde, y que no se darÁn a conocer los hombres de las personas hasta que no sean notificados sus familiares. con mÚsicas, pancartas y cant

el mexicano jesÚs esteban garcÍa, propietario de un restaurante cerca de la escuela, describiÓ el caosleno de policÍas, estaba bloqueado todo, pero yo no... pero a los 20 minutos, mÁs o menos, me dejaron pasar. >> al sospechoso se legalizÓ una evaluaciÓn psiquiÁtrica. la escuela estarÁ cerrada por los prÓximos dÍas. ahora continÚen ustedes, en el estudio. >> muchas gracias, un adolescente viviÓ momentos escalofriantes cuando un policÍa se le abalanzÓ, lo agarrÓpor el cuello ante la mirada atÓnita de varios testigos que intervenir en a favor del menor, el diÁlogo que se desarrolla entre el policÍa y una mujer que estaba grabando, lo que algunos califican de abuso policial, sumÓ mÁs indignaciÓn aunque -aÚn a quienes han conocido este hecho. >> en el vÍdeo seaprecia primero un testigo que se acerca para conocer quÉ estaba sucediendo. la persona se acerca mÁs grabando con su telÉfono celular, en el vÍdeo se ve a un policÍa tratando de someter a un niÑo de 14 aÑos en un parque, porque segÚn Él, éste estaba pintando graffitis. el menor esta sobre el piso y el policÍa acostado sobre el niÑo y

but not for ef esteban. criminal history including drug possession and burglary. to esteeban's house is the only place he considers loam. >> at 83, julia rena last little time left with her son. >> i'm really worried about him that he's out there alone whether he's eating what he's eating, where he's sleeping, if something might happen to him. >> reporter: with nearly 2 million people deported under president obama, many mothers share trouble. oysterman was can deported from u.s. to mexico in 2008. immigration officials credit didn't believe he was a citizen. despite records that his father was. he is wiping his record clean of any mention of his deportation. >> i get nervous when i pass a police officer because i'm hispanic, they look at me they see i'm an hispanic, i might end up going through the same thing again because my social security number is not active, right, it still shows i'm deported. >> the government told us as a convicted can undeclared alien andres, finally gave him this document which states he became a citizen in 2002, six years before he was

he's in the courtroom when the defendant, 26-year-old esteban carpio, is led through the doors.n anything like it. >> first, there was a gasp. >> oh, my gosh! >> it was tough to look at him. he had -- bruised, he was swollen. he had scars on his face. >> carpio, wearing a mask, making him look like the movie character hannibal lecter, is being arraigned for murder. in the courtroom, his family is shocked to see his disfigured face. >> step up. step up. >> not guilty, your honor, not guilty. tell them not guilty. >> but that only tells part of the story. >> it's april 17th, 2005, in the middle of the night, and it's a chaotic scene outside police headquarters in providence, rhode island. >> beloved police detective jimmy allen has just been shot twice in the chest while questioning a suspect about the stabbing of an elderly woman. >> carpio had asked for water, and the two detectives that were in there with him, one left to go get the water and locked the door behind him. >> officers outside the room hear a violent struggle, but can't get in, because the door is locked from the i

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mientras tanto su compatriota esteban gutiÉrrez saliÓ ileso luego del accidente, su bolido dio vueltasbomberos, bancas se vaciaron se realizÓ una gresca. que hizo que el evento anual tuviera una fea imagen, recuerden que pueden escribirme al "conde k". palabra de conde. >>> palabra clara, gracias ivÁn, si su mascota es desordenada, y no le hace caso. aquÍ le vamos a mostrar a unos perros que tienen una conducta para muchos envidiable, estÁn bien entrenados, hasta rezan antes de comer, mire usted. >>> los protagonistas de este video, son 4 perros, muy bien portados y atentos que cumplen al pie de la letra instrucciones de su dueÑa. aunque lucen hambrientos contienen su instinto, al preparar sus alimentos, antes de entregarle su comida, les pide que se pongan en posiciÓn de orar. suban sus patas del banco de madera, bajan sus cabezas, hasta que le entregan sus pozuelos, luego de devorarse el almuerzo, devuelven vacÍo el envase a su propietaria. >>> igualito que los mÍos. estas imÁgenes se grabaron en un paÍs asiÁtico, le dieron la vuelta al mundo en internet, causaron revuelo en platafor

esteban has been in prison for three months. deportation. >> it stress me out so: i get depressed. because where i'm going to do. crossing through the desert, and they keep deporting me. i think it's not fair what they keep doing. country. >> days later the cycle began again. immigration officials deported him back to mexico, a country where he feels like a stranger. for the first time he finds himself questioning if he has the strength to make it across the border, only to face another stint? prison. he wonders if he'll ever go home. >> correspondent adam raney made repeat requests of the u.s. immigration and kust joms enforcement division and the department of homeland community. both declined to be interviewed. programming note for our viewers, al jazeera presents "borderland," a documentary series wednesday: >> after the break - fighting and death - is it civil war, or well it's official... xfinity watchathon week was the biggest week in television history. but just when you thought it was over... what now? with xfinity on demand you can always watch the latest episodes of tv's

estebaned from making business or personnel decisions from the team. sterling will also have to pay $2.5 million fine and as you heard the punishment does not stop there. >> i will urge the board of governors to exercise the authority to force a sale of the team. >> reporter: this came after a string of racist remarks that the nba says sterling admitted to making in a taped conversation with his then girlfriend. in the recordings, sterling admonished her for posting an instagram photo with magic johnson. sterling urged her publicly to not associate with blacks or bring them to games. the nba's ruling still does not apply to sterling's family members who are involved in the team's operation. >> cate, how likely will the nba be able to force him to sell the team? >> reporter: well, if a vote is taken among owners, the commissioner would need about 75% of them on his side to force sterling to sell the team but we're also hearing that sterling won't go down without a fight. >> we are hearing that to be sure. cate caugiran live for us in the newsroom, thank

vamos a ver lo que le dijo esteban, el novio de alina. >>> felicitaciones, aceptÓ tu propuesta. >>> muchas, no voy a borrar eso, entre en "nuestra belleza latina", hice algo que sabe que me proponia, estuvo conmigo en las audiciones pasadas, en el aÑo este se debÓo jalar los pelos, y cada domingo ese muchacho venia. >>> cuando estaban separados, en quÉ momento se reconciliaron? >>> desde el escenario. >>> maravilloso. >>> el amor existe. >>> pregunto, porque cuando vi, si no eran novios. >>> el vino todos los domingo, tuvo una experiencia con mi mamÁ. fue parte de todo. nosotros vivimos muchas cosas. >>> hay gente que piensa que dudaste. o eres asÍ que lo pensaste? >>> hablo mucho, y pienso mucho las cosas. >>> Ándale. >>> estÁ en todo su derecho, y me parece bien respetuoso, y si ella lo perdonÓ a muchos nos puede parecer raro, pero es su gusto. >>> si nos hizo dudar en el momento que no dijo sÍ inmediatamente. el tambiÉn me dijo que si estaban separados. >>> todo lo que dijo alina me lo contÓ en maquillaje. ♪ >>> que viva el amor. y cuidado, porque tenemos nuestras dudas que le caiga la

>>> llamarse esteban dido. >>> te atreverÍas a contar esos chistes a colunga? gratuita de bunch of beats y vive esta experiencia virtual hoy mismo! ♪ [ locutor ] no esperes por lo bueno... llégale en sólo sesenta segundos con totino's pizza rolls. ♪ >>> el saludo es para toda esa audiencia que se despierta con nosotros a diario aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica." y precisamente vamos a ir a la capital del paÍs en solo instantes. y regresa la violencia en las aulas, al menos 6 personas heridas en una escuela de pensilvania, ocurriÓ cuando un alumno comenzÓ a agredir a uno de sus compaÑeros. la policÍa detuvo a una persona en conexiÓn con este incidente. el diÁlogo que entablamos con los niÑos debe incluir nÚmeros tambiÉn. es importante que entiendan conceptos bÁsicos de conteo. para saber cÓmo podemos incorporar matemÁticas en las vidas de nuestros niÑos vamos a washington con la educadora washington caÑas, estÁ en nueva york, oh, ya la traslade a la capital. cÓmo estÁs? >>> muy bien, satcha pretto. >>> y hablemos de lo importante que es que nuestros niÑos sepan de mat