this case, as rosa says, joe, is in front of judge gonzalo curiel. remind us of his relationship, shall we say, with the president. >> reporter: well, gonzalo curiel is in his mid-60s, he's a federal judge, southern district in california, and he's best known as the judge who handled the trump university cases that just recently settled for around $25 million. it was a class-action suit. during the course of that litigation, when it was active and when donald trump was running for president, he repeatedly criticized the judge and claimed the judge might be biased or at least have a conflict of interest because of his mexican american heritage, even though, in fact, the judge was born in indiana, went to law school there. listen to this exchange between cnn's jake tapper and donald trump june of last year. >> if you are saying he can't do his job because of his race, is that not the definition of racism? >> no, i don't think so at all. >> no? >> no. he's proud of his heritage! i respect him for that. >> you're saying he can't do his job because of tha

fÉlix:el juez gonzalo curiel, cuya imparcialidad fue cuestionada por donald trump por ser de origen mexicanoarse la repatriaciÓn de manuel montes es legal o no, y lo harÁ semanas despuÉs de aprobar un acuerdo fuera de corte para estudiantes de la desaparecida universidad trum demandada por considerarla una estafa. jaime: la demanda legal contra el presidente donald trump por la deportaciÓn del dreamers juan gabriel montes fue asignada a la corte federal de san diego de gonzalo curiel. >> se asigna al azar. jaime: el juez es el mismo que presidiÓ el juicio por fraude en contra de la universidad trump, siendo denigrado por el entonces candidato presidencial quien puso en entredicho su imparcialidad por ser de origen mexicano. el abogado samuel paz fue una vez considerado para convertirse en juez federal. >> el juez es el juez iba a hacer el trabajo como lo tiene que hacer. tiene reputaciÓn de ser honesto. jaime: la deportaciÓn de manuel montes, a pesar de tener vigente el programa de acciÓn diferida conocido como daca ha puesto en alerta a jÓvenes como mario hernÁndez. >> se siente temor. se t

i want to build a wall. >> gonzalo curiel was born in indiana. is a federal judge appointed for life just like donald trump's cyster the federal judge. judge curiel presided over the trump university case. the court says the assignment of the dreamer case to judge curiel was random and coincidental. that is our broadcast on this wednesday night. thank you so much for being here with us and good night from new york. >>> tonight on "all in". >> the spin stops right here. >> the end of an era. >> i'm not going dress you down anymore. >> bill o'reilly out at fox news. >> it's not a traditional america anymore. >> why now after 20 controversy-filled years? what this means for the president who spoke out for o'reilly. >> i bought you so many vanilla milkshakes. you owe me. >> and how this could change the american political landscape forever. >> we are sending an armada, very powerful. >>> republicans enter the spin zone on georgia six. >> i think this was a big loss for them. >>> and new reports that the fbi is using the trump-russia dossier, and the

his name is gonzalo curiel. >> curiel is back on another case involving the president. curious? >>> chris, how much does the white house have an appetite to get health care done? >> reporter: well, they want it done, and i think you know the reason why. these promises that he made, he was going to do so much on day one, he was going to get things done. health care was at center. promises he made. it failed. now he's looking at all this coverage about the first 100 days, right? and fairly or not, it's a standard by which we've judged presidents for a very long time, a tradition dating back to franklin roosevelt. so you have a situation where this is a key promise that he made. there is some movement on t although obviously members of the house have been back in their own districts for a couple of weeks. he thinks, and at least the people inside the white house thinks, there is a chance this could get done. how complicated is it? extremely complicated, and remember, the last time this happened, they were expressing a lot of confidence that it was going to get done, and the people

his name is gonzalo curiel. i think judge curiel should be ashamed of himself.'s a disgrace that he's doing this and i look forward to going before a jury, not this judge. >> why did you refer to his ethnicity, donald? >> because his heritage is mexican. >> so what? >> because i want to build a wall. >> msnbc's chief local correspondent ari melber with more. how did this particular case get assigned to judge curiel? >> randomly. >> completely randomly? >> total random. >> as is the case with all these judicial assignments? >> that's correct. they're circulated that way. it comes in through an assignment system and that contributes to fairness. >> how difficult is it going to be to get the courts to allow montes to return to this country? >> well look, this is a big fight over exactly what happened. we can show you the trump administration's side of this. they say he broke the rules, put it on the screen, mr. montes they say lost his daka status when he left the u.s. without advanced parole, the position that basically even under those old obama-era rules he viol

look and just to remind everyone again, the first time president donald trump clashed with judge gonzalo curielwas over the trump university lawsuit when he was a candidate, when curiel oversaw the lawsuit against trump university, mr. trump called judge curiel a hater, arguing he was biased because of his, quote, mexican heritage and as you heard in the clip judge curiel was born in indiana. curiel approved a $25 million settlement between trump university and students who claimed they overpaid for seminar, mr. trump never admitting wrongdoing. what's happening? well judge curiel is going to preside over an immigration case involving a so-called dreamer who was recently deported. 23-year-old juan manuel montes back in february was arrested and deported from a southern california city for no reason, said he was walking near the border. the department of homeland security says montes' violated his status by leaving the country without the government's approval. so the question, again, how did judge curiel wind up overseeing the case? according to california's southern district court this was tot

gonza gonzalo curiel, remember that name? he oversaw the lawsuit against trump university and president trump accused of being biased. fox news correspondent william la jeunesse has our report. >> we are going to have an immigration system that works -- >> reporter: as a candidate, donald trump promised to deport so-called dreamers, but as president that's yet to happen. >> we're going to deal with daca with heart. >> reporter: 23-year-old juan manuel montes said he was having lunch near the border when he was accosted by a border patrol agent. montes says he was deported. that's a claim the administration denies. instead, officials saymontes was already in mexico when they caught him a day later, trying to sneak into the u.s. climbing over a fence. >> daca enrollees are not being targeted. i don't know why this individual was picked up. >> reporter: the administration says montes did have legitimate daca status. however, by returning to mexico he lost his legal protection to stay in the u.s. >> when our agents and officers o

. >> reporter: judge gonzalo curiel back in the spotlight. he's the judge who then candidate trump thrust into the headlines saying -- >> i have a judge who is a hater of donald trump, a hater. he's his name is gonzalo curiel. >> reporter: the world first met judge curiel last year when he oversaw a lawsuit against trump university. >> the judge was appointed by barack obama, federal judge. [ booing ] >> frankly, he should recuse himself. >> i believe he happens to be spanish, which is fine. he is hispanic, which is fine. we haven't asked for a recusal. should have been thrown out. >> reporter: mr. trump arguing judge curiel was biassed because of his quote, mexican heritage. >> he's a mexican. we're building a wall between here and mexico. the answer is he is giving us a very unfair ruling. >> reporter: judge curiel approved a $25 million settlement between trump university and students who clai t seminars. mr. trump never admitted any wrongdoing. juan manuel says back in february he was arrested and deported from a southern california city

his name is gonzalo curiel. i think judge curiel should be ashamed of himself.nk it's a disgrace that he's doing this. and i look forward to going before a jury, not this judge. >> reporter: why did you refer to his ethnicity, donald? >> because his heritage is mexican. >> reporter: so what? >> because i want to build a wall. >> now to the new legal battle over when i judge curiel will hear, juan manuel montez alleges that the government did not show documentation to explain why sending him back to mexico was legal. i'm back with alex eisen stat and tim carney. alex, i've tried a lot of cases, hung around the courthouse a number of years. we lawyers say horrible awful things about judges when we lose, but we're not president of the united states or attorney general of the united states. that's a big difference to me. >> absolutely. well, look, those clips that you were showing, trump's comments of judge curiel, that may have represented the lowest point of trump's general election campaign. i mean, you saw a massive shake up in his campaign after that point. thi

the federal judge hearing the case, gonzalo curiel, if that sounds familiar, he presided over the trump university case and was criticized by then candidate donald trump because of his "mexican heritage." steven dimon is political editor for "the washington times" ." there are a lot of things in this case, top to know what's going on and that is what the judges responsibility will be, but the story of the government is telling and the story that this so-called deported dreamer is telling, those two do not match up. >> not at all, real quickly. the case before the judge is actually a freedom of information act request where the dreamer is trying to get the information on his case. it's not actually about his deportation at this point, though that is likely to come later if he actually challenges his deportation. right now, he's trying to get all of the documents from the government that led to his deportation in february. he says that he was apprehended in february 18th by officers, agents, and deported then tried to sneak back into the country and got deported again even though he was a

his name is gonzalo curiel. >> this judge is of mexican heritage. >> i think he should recuse himself. >> well, it turns out that same judge, gonzalo curiel, who was actually born in indiana, is now hearing this case of what many believe is the first deportation of a dreamer under the trump administration. the 23-year-old man from california says he was kicked out despite the fact he was protected under daca, a program that gives some legal protection to undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. he left the u.s. voluntarily and now the attorney for this man, juan montes, is asking dhs to release deportation paperwork. >> there is a failure to tell the whole truth on the part of dhs. >> joining me is the first undocumented lawyer here in new york. thank you for being with us on this issue. first of all, just your take, your reaction to this case happening to land on the desk of this judge. >> it's alarming and scary to know that no one is safe anymore. secretary kelly and president trump has said they will focus all of their efforts on violent criminal records and we hav

homeland security was about this so-called dreamer case, the daca case, and the judge involved now, gonzalo curielhen i asked the attorney general if he thought that judge curiel, because of the past when he became unwitting to himself a spotlight in the election and a target of then candidate trump, if he should recuse himself, and he said that that would be up to him. but i thought it was interesting that the attorney general said he doesn't expect anything but a fair day in court. he does not want to make this an issue. >> well, no, although he did raise the recusal issue yesterday, which raised some eyebrows, since typically, recusal happens when the judge does something, right? so, the judge says or does something or there's a conflict of interest with a family member. but instead, everyone remembers president trump, then candidate trump, came out against that federal judge in california. the judge didn't do anything. and so, to raise the specter of recusal in this situation i think has some people questioning exactly what the issue is there. but of course, the attorney general did say he exp

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his name is gonzalo curiel. i have had horrible rulings.nfairly by this judge. now, this judge is of mexican heritage. i'm building a wall. >> so, no mexican judge could ever be involved in a case that involves you? >> well, he's a member of a society where, you know, very pro mexico, and that's fine. it's all fine, but -- >> except that you're calling into question his heritage. >> i say he should recuse himself. >> if you're saying he can't do his job because of his race, is that not the definition of racism? >> no, i don't think so at all. >> no? >> no. he's proud of his heritage. i respect him for that. >> just to be clear, the judge may have mexican heritage. he was born in indiana, the very same state that i'm from. i just want to make sure that one is clear. and again, of course, that was candidate trump attacking a federal judge, gonzalo curiel, who was presiding over the trump university lawsuits at the time. those have since settled. that very same judge is now tasked with presiding over the case of a so-called dreamer against the

district judge gonzalo curiel has been assigned to the case of manuel montez, a 23-year-old deported to mexico even though he has d.r.e.a.m.er status which allows undocumented immigrants to stay in the country if they were brought here as children. now the judge oversaw the lawsuit against trump university and you may ral trump questioned whether he could be impartial because of his mexican heritage. the powerful republican chairman of the house oversight committee is not seeking re-election. jason chaffetz says he wants to spend more time with his family and he will not be a candidate for any office in 2018. chaffetz led the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail use. he was criticized for refusing to look into president trump's business empire. >>> a pennsylvania man is facing death after a jury convicted him of murdering a state trooper. nearly three years ago eric frein led authorities on a 48-day manhunt after attacking a state police barracks. corporal bryon dickson killed and trooper alex douglass was badly injured and the penalty phase of that gets under way today. >> wo

gonzalo curiel has been assigned to preside in a lawsuit brought by a 23-year-old illegal immigrant who has been deported to mexico. the man claims that his dreamer status should have allowed him to stay in the country because he arrived here as a child. judge curiel preside over two lawsuits involving the now-defunct trump university which were settled. mr. trump questioned his impartiality called him, "a mexican." judge curiel was born in indiana. the decision by fox news to fire bill o'reilly may not end the sexual harassment scandal there. federal prosecutors have launched a criminal investigation. according to a lawyer for a woman who is suing roger ailes, the former chairman of fox news. anna werner is following this. >> reporter: the board of 21st century fox met inside fox news headquarters today-- >> shame on fox! >> reporter: while outside the national organization for women declared the ouster of host bill o'reilly isn't enough. >> we thought it was really important to come out and shame the 13 members of the board of directors of 21st century fox who have allowed this cultur

judge gonzalo curiel. that was the same district judge president trump accused of bias because of his mexican heritage in the lawsuit of trump university. he ultimately approved a $25 million settlement between trump university and students who claimed they were wronged by the university. no court date has been set on the case involving the dreamer. juan montez who was deported back in february. >> they're at it again. second day in a row two russian bombers too close to the alaskan coast tuesday afternoon when they stayed international air space. the u.s. military did not send fighter jets to intercept them like they did on monday. they chose to track the planes r planes with an airborne warning and control system aircraft up until this week. russian bombers had not flown in that area since 2015. >> just ahead, a royal delight in rare sighting of victoria beckham's smile. you've never seen it before. plus one patriot's star crashes sean spicer's white house briefing you won't want to miss it, you're watch

y es que ahora se sabe que el caso fue asignado al juez gonzalo curiel.l mismo juez que fue fuertemente criticado por el mandatario cuando era candidato presidencial (nat trump) s/julieta garibay, united we dream "añade más a la dramática de todo esto pero al final del día sabemos que el juez está a favor de la justicia". el juez curiel, de origen hispano, no es ningn extraÑo a casos ligados a donald trump pues presidi sobre una demanda multimillonaria en contra de un negocio del magnate. caso en el que donald trump no acept haber actuado mal. y ahora -tras una demanda impuesta por juan manuel montes - tendr que decidir si el gobierno viola las leyes al no darle al joven informacin sobre la razn de su deportacin. el caso de montes fue asignado al azar. la noticia se da en la misma semana en que se revel que ms y ms soÑadores que han perdido su amparo migratorio estn siendo deportados. greisa martinez aun cuenta con daca pero la noticia no deja de abrumarla. s/greisa martinez, "soñadora" "sabemos que hay muchas circunstancias y muchas cosas que la gente pu

indiana-born judge whom president trump called biased because of his mexican heritage, and tonight, gonzalo curiels back in the spotlight presiding over a suit filed by what could be the first dreamer deported by the trump administration. during the campaign, then-candidate trump repeatedly attacked judge curiel's impartiality, calling him unfit to oversee a case about trump university. >> i have a judge who is a hater of donald trump, a hater. i believe he happens to be spanish, which is fine, he's hispanic, which is fine. we're building a wall, he's a mexican. >> reporter: it is a complete coincidence that curiel has been assigned the case of juan manuel montes, a 23-year-old whose to the u.s. illegally when he was just 9. a so-called dreamer, who under president obama, received protected status from deportation. but tonight, he is back in mexico, deported. montes says it happened in february. he was near the border in calexico, california, walking to a taxi stand. he says, a border patrol agent detained him. hours later, he says he was physically removed from the united states. a day or two aft

. >>> no comment from the white house after it was announced gonzalo curiel will hear the case of a california man who claims he was illegally deported to mexico. he's the same judge who was attacked last year by then candidate trump for his handling of the trump university lawsuit case. mr. trump claimed curiel could not be impartial because of his mexican heritage. mind you, he's from indiana. the lawsuit was ultimately settled. >> curiel, who was chosen randomly, will preside over the case of 23-year-old dreamer juan manuel montes who claims he was protected under the deferred action for childhood arrivals, or daca. montes tried to sneak back into the u.s. on february 19th, and was caught by border patrol agents. his lawyers claim he was improperly deported one day earlier. homeland security officials dispute that, insisting montes left the country without preauthorization and therefore voided his status. let's bring in zach wolf, managing editor of cnn politics.com, talking all things d.c. >> good morning, zach. >> good morning. >> start with the ongoing health care discussion. we're told

the federal judge hearing that case, as you said, as gonzalo curiel.call, he handled the trump university litigation. candidate trump said he could be ejected because of his mexican heritage even though he was born in indiana. i am told that half of his cases are probably immigration related and he should not have a hard time being unbiased. >> martha: thank you. the new head of the dnc, tom perez, has not always been consistent on this issue. the other day he tweeted this. "trump's mass deportation force has taken juan manuel montes. trump and republicans promise that dreamers wouldn't be targeted. lies." he seems to forget that president obama deported 365 with daca coverage after they committed some sort of an offense that negated that from i.c.e. during the course of his presidency. a little bit of selective memory on the part of mr. perez. let's bring in our guest tonight. joining me now, david wall, turning a supportive president trump. matt bennett, cofounder of third way and former deputy to mike deputy assistant to president bill clinton. give

his name is gonzalo curiel. >> he's a member of a club or society, which is fine, but i say he's biased treated very unfairly by this judge. he's of mexican heritage. i'm building a wall. >> if you're saying he cannot do his job because of his race, is that not the definition of racism? >> no, i don't think so at all. >> no? >> no. he's proud of his heritage. >> you said he can't do his job because of it. >> we're building a wall. he's a mexican. we're building a wall between here and mexico. the answer is, he is giving us very unfair rulings. rulings that people can't even believe. >> again, the judge is from indiana. now, the case involving the dreamer we've been talking about, juan montes, is complicated. one thing his attorneys and officials agree on is he left the u.s. in february. why he left is a big point of dispute. the 23-year-old dreamer says he was deported and he did not have his daca papers to show border patrol. but some say he left voluntarily and he tried to come back into the u.s. the dreamer did that fearing for his life after he was assaulted but dhs says his re-entr

gonzalo curiel, the federal judge accused of bias by then candidate trump laster over his mexican heritageek a highly controversial case over a dreamer who was deported to mexico. joining is now with reaction, jeanine pirro. you don't think there should have been any sort of comment about the judges heritage, right? you've artie said that. speak out one of the things that you can't do, what you should into its right of the fact that we already have free speech is that criticize a judge because you never know when ano judge's name coming out of the wheel again and those random assignments. >> dana: you are nice to everyone on your way out because you don't know who you meet on your way down. >> that's right. i remember when i was a judge that my name would be on the wheel and a then you get the random assignment at the wheel just stopped at that name. this is an example. i have to tell you this. i truly believe that a federal judge, even though whether he was fixed to handle those cases are not, is going to recognize that he's above all of this other stuff. he's going to dig deep into who h

his name is gonzalo curiel. >> he's a mexican. we're building a wall between here and mexico. is, he is giving us more unfair rulings. >> judge curiel, the so-called mexican, was born in the state of indiana. last month, he approved a $25 million settlement deal between trump university and students who say they overpaid for seminars that trump -- trump never admitted wrongdoing. joining me now is ari melber. despite the fact that the judge may be a fantastic judge, does this very vocal and visible spat between the two during the campaign create any conflict of interest? >> no, not at all. if it did, that would only incentivize people making attacks on judges, which are rare. the history you point to is important because, of course, trump university was a business designed to give people business advice that went out of business. people then sued, feeling they were taken advantage of. they effectively won by settlement the $25 million. after all the heat and noise, which is some say a pattern with this president, the truth was that he didn't fair well in the case. judge curiel

big twist though, the case will be heard by gonzalo curiel, the mexican judge the president accused ofias last year. julius was an illegal immigrant but despite that she basic eventually made it in finance. goldman sachs. she wrote a piece accusing the trump deportation force that will drive out millions of immigrants. she joins us now. thanks a lot for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> so you applied for a job and were accepted at goldman sachs and ascended in the ranks but you were here illegally. that suggests that you used an illegal social security number, someone else's. a stolen social security was it? >> i did. i used a fake social security number that didn't lonbelong to anyone. it was completely made up number. unfortunately that is what young people who are incredibly driven are forced to do, given the immigration policies that we currently have. i was very fortunate to be able to become an american citizen eventually when i got married to a u.s. citizen. but, for millions of people, this line that we continually talk about doesn't actually exist. there isn't a pathw

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district judge gonzalo curiel. you remember judge curiel. >> we're building a wall. he's a mexican.ilding a wall, okay? and it's a wall between mexico, not another country. >> he's not from mexico. >> in my opinion -- >> he's from indiana. >> he's of mexican heritage. >> yes, totally coincidentally, it's the same judge curiel who candidate donald trump complained was biased during the trump university case who will now hear this dreamer's case. today trump's attorney general jeff sessions claimed daca recipients are not being targeted while simultaneously sending a warning. >> daca enrollees are not being targeted. i don't know why this individual was picked up. everybody in the country illegally is subject to being deported. so people come here, and they stay here a few years, and somehow they think that they're not subject to being deported. well, they are. >> 14 years in this individual's case. but here's how iowa congressman steve king responded to news about montes. first non-valedictorian dreamer deported. border patrol, this one's for you. that appears to be a beer. congressm

. >> reporter: after punch at federal judge gonzalo curiel last year. >> he is hispanic i believe andandling the trump university case. >> i think judge curiel should be ashamed of himself. >> reporter: although judge curiel was born in indiana, then candidate trump pointed to his mexican heritage, saying he couldn't be impartial because of trump's hard-line immigration stance. >> i'm building a wall, okay. i'm building a wall. >> reporter: the case was eventually settled for $25 million. call it karma or poetic justice, now that same judge he called totally biassed and a hater has been thrust into trump's world once again. this time he's in the middle of the first possible deportation of a dreamer. juan manuel bojorkes. it could be a test. if i was an immigration lawyer it wouldn't be my choice though. they have a difficult case here because they lack these records of how mr. montez was sent back to mexico initially. >> reporter: the 23-year-old treemer w dreamer was brought to the u.s. when he was nine and has daca protection until 2018. daca is the relief given by the obama adminis

district judge gonzalo curiel has presided over a lawsuit alleging trump university defrauded students, when trump claimed the judge's mexican heritage makes him biased against trump. trump ultimately settled the lawsuit for $25 million. in florida, state senator frank artiles is facing mounting calls to resign after he directed racist and obscene slurs at two fellow african american lawmakers, calling florida state senator audrey gibson the "b" word and a "girl," and then using the n-word. artiles has been removed as the chair of the committee on communications, energy and public utilities over the controversy. while he has apologized for the comments, he has not agreed to resign. in utah, republican congressman jason chaffetz has announced he will not run for reelection in 2018. chaffetz is the chair of the house oversight committee. meanwhile, house republicans say they're nearing a new proposal for a health care deal to replace the affordable care act. the deal has been brokered between the chairs of the far-right house freedom caucus and the so-called moderate tuesday group. infig

gonzalo curiel.rump last year over mexican heritage will hear a highly controversial case over a dreamer deport to mexico. with us now is judge justice jeanine, i she airs week on fox news channel. you don't think there should be any sort of comment about the judge's heritage, right? have you already is he that. >> yeah. yeah. look, one of the things that you can't do an you shouldn't do, in spite the feek fact that we have free speech is criticize out judge. you never know when that judge's name is going to come out of the wheel again in those random assignments. >> dana: like companies you are flies on your way up because you don't know how will meet on your way down. >> i remember when i was a judge my name would be in the wheel and you get random assignments and the wheel just stops at that name. this ixample. i have to tell you this, i truly believe that a federal judge, even though whether he was picked to handle this case or not, is going to recognize that he is above all this other stuff. is

so-called dreamer who has been deported to mexico has been randomly assigned to district court judge gonzalo curielthe same judge donald trump attacked during the campaign. judge curiel famously presided over the fraud case against trump university. trump said the judge was biased against him due to his mexican family heritage. trump settled that case in november for $25 million without admitting any wrongdoing, and we'll be right back after this. we're on to you, diabetes. time's up, insufficient prenatal care. and administrative paperwork... your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile off your face. we're coming for you, too. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. you had a long, stressful day, and now you need a little help falling asleep. time for unisom sleepminis. the little capsules work fast so you get a good night's sleep and wake recharged. unisom sleepminis. a stressful day deserves a restful night. iit's where we end up.t, unisom sleepminis. expedia. everythin

gonzalo curiel was assigned to the case of a young man who reports he was wrongly deported to mexicoily news" is reporting on an alleging stalker who got into a building where malia obama was interning he showed up on fourth floor where the daughter of the former president is working. he reportedly held up a sign in an office window and asked malia to marry him. secret service agents recognized him immediately as a man who had tried to get into the white house. he's not in custody as authorities consider charging against him. >>> and there are new days about the death of former nfl star aaron hernandez. law enforcement officers say marijuana before his death. he was found early yesterday hanging in his cell. prison officials believe it was a suicide. tony dokoupil is outside the prison facility in massachusetts. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. massachusetts state police and the department of corrections are still investigating her nan dez's death. investigators believe one of the last people to see the 27-year-old alive is a close friend who is now himself in an isolated cel