. >> joining me now francesca chambers and msnbc's jane timm. good morning, ladies. jane, i'll be ginn with you. by many accounts, donald trump has had a tough week, especially with respect to his comments about the judge. what's the major fallout. when you look at gop support, do you think he can recover? >> there's a couple reasons this sticks, republicans care about their judges. they see it as a big way the country has changed. i think this one doesn't necessarily affect donald trump as much as it affects the rest of the party. we saw donald trump's first unendorsement, senator mark kirk said he would not be voting for the republican nominee. he's in a vulnerable seat and got hit very hard. his rival tammy duckworth said what took so long. a muslim ban was okay but attacking the judge wasn't. he's in a tough situation, he's in a more moderate state and needs to appeal to more moderate republicans. >> francesca, you have a surge of unity among democrats, vice president biden, elizabeth warren all officially endorsing hillary clinton. first of all, what is expected

francesca: it's a very strange time to be in brussels.hink everyone is hoping for a positive outcome. everybody is really hoping that the british public votes for remain, but there is a very unsettling edge knowing that leave could happen. >> she worries about future red tape on the european job market if she looses the privileges of eu citizenship. so for her, it's clear where this part of the puzzle belongs: in the eu. georg: in? francesca:yes, definitely. >> a good bit of irish dancing here to get me back in touch with my irish roots. london has one of the largest irish communities in the world. this referendum is not only about england leaving the european union, it is about the whole of the u.k. leaving. that includes ireland. now, when my grandfather left belfast, the region was a warzone. and i can remember myself the bombings here in england as part of that conflict. today, though, northern ireland is more peaceful than it's been for years. and some say that's partly thanks to the eu. but there are very real fears could be under t

francesca chambers and betsy woodruff join me now.'m sort of fascinating by all this how plays tomorrow. you've got a whole bunch of interesting dynamics, right? the polls are going to close in new jersey, they show hillary clinton up by 20 to 30 points there. >> three hours before california. >> three hours before california. if you count super delegates, in her column, that would probably put her over. there's this question about what that means. the sanders campaign working hard to say, don't call her the nominee. but if you go back to eight years ago, that's basically what all the news media did. do you -- what do you think the sanders' address tomorrow night will look like? >> well, it depends on whether he wins california or not. it really does come down to that. because if he wins california, he can continue making the argument that he's been making, which is that his campaign has the energy and the enthusiasm and the momentum to keep going and beat donald trump in november. if he loses california, it's going to be very difficu

francesca: it's a very strange time to be in brussels.nk everyone is hoping for a positive outcome. everybody is really hoping that the british public votes for remain, but there is a very unsettling edge knowing that leave could happen. >> she worries about future red tape on the european job market if she looses the privileges of eu citizenship. so for her, it's clear where this part of the puzzle belongs: in the eu. georg: in? francesca:yes, definitely. >> a good bit of irish dancing here to get me back in touch with my irish roots. london has one of the largest irish communities in the world. this referendum is not only about england leaving the european union, it is about the whole of the u.k. leaving. that includes ireland. now, when my grandfather left belfast, the region was a warzone. and i can remember myself the bombings here in england as part of that conflict. today, though, northern ireland is more peaceful than it's been for years. and some say that's partly thanks to the eu. but there are very real fears could be under thr

. >> well, francesca, i want to get your thoughts on that.ws' andrea mitchell who maybe can explain, andrea, the sort of methodology that has produced, absent any voting happening today, this announcement. >> well, the methodology is a conversation being held with superdelega superdelegates. the clinton campaign did not want this to happen. this only reinforces bernie sanders' arguments that the superdelegate system is rigged and unfair. she wanted it to happen on the stage at the brooklyn navy yard tomorrow night which is what she would hope to be her big victory celebration. after new jersey's polls close. they in fact didn't want it to be announced very early because they don't want to suppress the vote in california. it's a very, very tight single-digit race. so the concern was all along that california supporters, once she nails the nomination and is the presumptive nominee, would stay home, would not come out. and obviously with bernie sanders looking for any advantage here, which very enthusiastic and passionate supporters of his, the

i think that's the main difference is you need francesca's family and neighbors.ou get a feel for the choices she's making. >> what drew you to that character? >> the incredible story that kc wrote for this piece. tfrs gate score. i like wow, i would really love to play that part and be part of that show if it comes around again. >> what's it like to have people compare or what do you think it will be like to have people compare to what you do and what they have seen on the screen? >> i think it stands on its own. it's different from the movie, the book and the musical. we're definitely telling our own version of this story. i think it just lends itself to music so perfectly and jason has done it i think it's unique experience that everyone should come see. >> opening night was last night? >> first preview was last night but the big opening is tomorrow. >> what was the preview like? >> it was good. i haven't conducted the show. i did it back in los angeles six months ago. i got to see them do it again, and it was like rediscovering it. they are a wonderful company

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. >> victoria francesca, always good to see you, thank you. >>> lets turn to arizona's third congressionalecision and we use decision for a lack perhaps of a better term. congressman, let me get your general reaction of the high courts today and any chance that congress gets to an immigration bill in the near future. >> i think my reaction to the decision by the court is as the president said it is hard breaking and saddening and freig frustrated and this has been a long wait and it executively freezes his executive order and affected many people and in arizona a significant number of families to be unified are in jeopardy of that unification and of a positive court decision would be a relief. this reform and this house of representatives, no, in fact the rhetoric is getting tuned up for this election and again, immigration and immigrants are going -- there is going to be an attempt for republicans to make the issue, trump is already doing that. for and i think the president is accurate. november will be a very important month of what happens to the reform both of the executive level. >> d

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columnist of "the washington post" and francesca chambers. katherine, let me start with you. i think tomorrow so we got this news that president obama spoke with bernie sanders on sunday. the president is is eager to unify the party. he's eager to hit the campaign trail and read between the lines what that means. how do you see this playing out tomorrow night to begin with in terms of what bernie sanders tells his supporters and then in the week between then and the final election in d.c. a week from today. >> despite the fact that the president spoke to sanders, it doesn't seem he's willing to go gently. he's said he will take it all the way to the convention, even if this that means a bitter fight until then and not unifying the party. i think we can look forward to the continued fight over the next few weeks, months technically. >> so you don't think that's essentially a kind of game u theory bargaining position to engender the maximum amount of support all the way through the last contest that he is going to do that. >> it certainly seems that way. maybe it's just a strat

joining me now to talk about the impact latinos will have in california, msnbc contributor, victoria francescaording to pew, there are 6.9 million eligible voters in california. if hillary clinton wants the latino vote tomorrow, is that indicative of how he's going to do with hispanics you think in november, which is kind of something i was chatting with jacob about? >> it's a bit of a crystal ball, jose. we know that in california we have the largest latino population and the most eligible latino voters so it's going to give us a big clue of what november is going to look like. what the bowls have been showing is she's been doing well there. we know that hillary clinton has done really well in latino states. he did well in texas, in new york, in arizona, in florida, so there may be a surprise tomorrow. anything can happen in this election cycle. but i do put my money if i were a betting woman on hillary clinton getting that latino vote. perhaps not in a landslide because we see sanders putting in a very strong effort on the ground in california, but i do think that she is going to win that la

all right, rebecca traister, francesca chambers, thank you for your time. thank you at home for staying with us. that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >>> thank you for joining us. a half hour ago ap made the announcement by their count, hillary clinton has achieved the number of delegates she needs to clinch the democratic nomination. here she is in long beach, california. first time she has been seen since this announcement was made tonight. let's go to it live. >> mayor garcia, thank you so much. i also want to thank lieutenant governor gavin newsom for being here. state senator ricardo lara, state senator kevin de leon. i want to thank the entire long beach city college team led by president oakley. i want to thank busy phillips, alice goff, eric bowman, and samantha ronson. thank you all for being with me. i got to tell you, according to the news, we are on the brink of a historic, historic, unprecedented moment. but we still have work to do, don't we? we have six elections tomorrow. and we're going to fight hard

john and dermatology, francesca.th temperatures rising and memorial day come and gone, we would focus on how to stay in the summer sun. 5.4 million cases of nonmelanoma cases are diagnosed each year and many will be diagnosed in 2016. skin cancer is the most common there is. there different types. what are the most common skin cancers. >> the most common are the skweem us and the baizal cell. there are millions that are less deadly. they can be a pain in the neck to get rid of, but the that is deadly is melanoma. the key thing there is to pick it up early and do steps to prevent it. we are seeing a rise in melanoma in young people and young women. it is all about how you prevent it and pick it up early. >> it's good that we have you here. what do you tell your patients? what should they look for? >> we used the abcde. a symetry. a mole should be a mirror image. if you draw the line down the center, it should mirror the other side. the border should be smooth and not jagged. c, color. make sure it's an even color and

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francesca: bravo, tobi! tobi: gracias pueblo, gracias pueblo!, quien vive con sus hijos en una casa plagada por espÍritus malignos. ¿cÓmo se sintieron en esta segunda parte? patrick: es lindo estar de regreso. tuvimos una linda experiencia en la primera. cuando lo pasas bien grabando, los crÍticos reciben muy bien la pelÍcula, y la gente va al cine a verla. se hizo con mucho amor. nitzia: sabiendo que esta pelÍcula es basada en hechos reales, la actriz nos dice cÓmo se siente con su personaje. vera: es un gran reto. este caso en particular se desarrollÓ durante 6 o 7 aÑos, y nosotros los comprimimos en una experiencia de hora y media. nitzia: esta madre vive una pesadilla al darse cuenta que una de sus hijas ha sido poseÍda por espíritus. frances: si vas a trabajar en una pelÍcula de terror, esta es en la que tienes que estar, porque estÁ muy bien editada. madison: yo nunca tuve miedo en el set. te haces bromas y eso ayuda mucho. nitzia: ¿han experimentado alguna actividad paranormal? vera: no he tenido una experiencia amenazante profunda, pero

joining us now is lifestyle expert francesca page. good to see you again.ou're uninspired in your life, your life is broken, what do you do? >> if you're feeling uninspired, how do you destress. let's take a look. >> these are your options. >> are you a person who likes to relax or exercise? start with relax. surprise, surprise, i'm going to advise you to tour great britain. britain is known for the picturesque landscapes, super relaxing as well as being very accessible. you can go to three countries. even scotland and wales in one trip. they have wonderful cities like london where i grew up. known for the gorgeous palaces, tranquil gardens, and then the gorgeous, historical architectural buildings. can't go wrong. if you want to learn more, go to visitgreatbritain.com. >> if you don't relax, you want to exercise and release and let go. >> i would ask, are you afraid of heights? if you are afraid of heights, i would suggest beachside yoga maybe on the west coast. there are a ton of great beach resorts and you can do yoga retreats. on the east coast, you can

to reduce the guilt and boost your self-esteem is lifestyle expert and miss travel guru herself francescawe love having you on. if you don't have good self-esteem you need a trip, right? >> right. >> what do you ask yourself? >> do you mind working up a sweat? so the first option -- >> you don't want to sweat. >> well, i recommend a solo trip abroad. great things can come from traveling by yourself. rediscovering yourself, to meeting in people and learning something new. which is why i suggest doing a language course abroad. madrid is vibrant in the summertime. >> you have done this before and it takes guts. >> it does. >> but if you have bad self-esteem you'd make lots of friends. >> and learn a lot about yourself. >> and next? >> if you're a woman, it can be daunting. but there are products like the pack safe tote made for solo female travellers. it has tamper proof zipper on it as well as handles. it's safe and stylous. >> so people can't money or identity. >> a great tool to have. >> you have that bag. >> i own that in red, actually. >> travel safe is the name of the bag. if you do wa