>> dan: spain was in control of new mexico for far longer than mexico was. are 10 generation and 11 generation. when they look back on themselves, they think of themselves as spanish. >> david: those traditions, they have continued to thrive in these little pockets. we're cut off from spain, so i once worked with some people from spain, and they kept cutting up and snickering at me. what they told me was, "okay, you can knock it off with the don quixote, uh, phraseology." it's the equivalent of me today talking and saying, "top of the morning to you, sir." >> anthony: really? >> david: and they were like, uh, "stop making fun of us." and i said, "you know what? i'm not making fun of you. that's the way we speak." you know, when we go to see grandpa, that's all he knows is 500-year-ago spanish. maybe if we're lucky enough, we'll have, uh, grandpa play his harmonica the way he used to on the cattle drives. ♪ >> anthony: but i have a plan here on this meat. >> david: all right, the meat is yours. >> anthony: all right, good. ♪ just call me cookie. some cubed lo

they're doing it in new mexico based on early results.s a competitive race from senator sanders in the state but the clinton campaign is ahead and we're starting to get more votes but we need these two larger centers to come in. >> montana closes at the top of the hour. >> let's govern over to jake an dana. . we're awaiting the hillary clinton skpeepeech. this will her first speech as the presumptive democratic praerm nominee. >> a big speech. they've prepared a lot of activities and video to go with it. before we go to that let's go to brianna who is in santa monica with the sanders campaign and you're learning more about conversations going on between the sanders camp and the clinton camp. what can you tell us? >> reporter: that's right. we've learned that these conversations have reached the campaign manager level so evjef weaver has been talking to robby mook. they spoke earlier today pretty significant considering the call was made last night by a number of outlets saying hillary clinton had reached that all important number of 2,383

winner in new mexico. south dakota and montana as primary we show you that. the lot of activity but it is fairly close 32 percent of the voting. a win for bernie and the north dakota caucuses the one place in green at a primary. sanders told reporters recently as today still determined it a try and turn some of the super delegates and win them over the democratic convention so everyone is waiting to hear if they're going to stick to that and we do know what hillary is saying the heart of her speech from this earlier. hill >> britteny: >> cathe:rine hillary calling this a victory turning a time attention on the republican rival donald trump. >> pam: political communications consultant does turn a clip from the the value of more arousing events so far from this primary season >> reporter: as a very strong speech for her. if he loses california he may argument to continue going on with the status superdelegates should try and turn them to him. trailing in the popular vote employed state losing amongst more st

that was asked in new mexico all the time. how did you get the new mexico boat? 48%?hat did you do to attract that vote? [indiscernible] [indiscernible chatter] announcer: hillary clinton is on the campaign trail tomorrow with elizabeth warren. first make their appearance together since elizabeth warren and/or steve former secretary of state. and in event beginning in ohio at 10:30 a.m. eastern. >> the hard-five at 16 primary season is over with historic thisntions to follow summer. >> colorado. florida. texas. ohio. announcer: watch as the first woman ever has a political party into the first political non-politician and several decades. listen on on c-span, the c-span radio app, or get video on demand a on c-span.org. you have a front row seat to the conventions beginning on monday, july 18. announcer: monday, on the communicators texas republican congressman will heard talks about cyber into data security and federal government agencies. a report card a subcommittee released in march on management information. he is joined by politico cyber security reporter tim st

donald trump's latest change of heart when it comes to ted cruz and the republican governor of new mexico. also, handicapping the hillary clinton fight for california. what would it mean for her campaign if bernie sanders bull pulls off a big win. >>> first, update on news. members of the military from fort carson, colorado, stranded on long's peak in rocky out in national park. a helicopter evacuation effort scheduled to begin soon. we'll bring you there as this unfolds. >> back top story, politics 2016. democrats duking out out in california but bernie sanders says he is going all the way to the convention. and on the republican side donald trump is playing nice when it comes to his targets. susana martinez and the no longer lyin' ted cruz. fox -- "fox news sunday" anchor chris wallace. some fence-mending seems to be underway. >> fence-mending today. who knows what will happen tomorrow. the cruz situation is different. they were in a fierce primary battle for months. they were giving it to each other. lyin' ted is awfully personal for a presidential campaign but you can kind of explain

three important wins for hillary clinton so far new jersey, new mexico, now south dakota. rsey, new mexico, south dakota, hillary wins those states. bernie sanders has won the caucuses in north dakota, one win for him. two other states still outstanding, let's update you right now on california. that's the biggest prize of the night. this is a key race alert. in california, 28% of the vote is in. her lead seems to be growing label the, 2i6z.3% over bernie sanders. 36.5%. she's now winning by 342,000 votes. over bernie sanders with 28% of the vote in in california. in montana, getting closer to half the vote in, 43%, very close in montana. hillary clinton 48.5%. she's ahead over bernie sanders, 46.6%. and we'll see what happens in montana. california right now, i'll walk over here to john king over at the magic wall. this is very, very impressive for hillary clinton. so far, if you take a look at this, 62.3%. 36.5% with 28% of the vote in. that's already a big number. >> it's a huge number. and it's you start thinking can you make up that deficit even in a big state like cal

he said he was going to come back to new mexico so we look forward to welcoming him back in new mexicodo any of these comments hurt him in the hispanic commute? >> absolutely. lack of trust, talk of hate that's offensive to the latino community. he needs to apologize to jump kuril jehl to tjudge curiel. >> mr. maldonado, mr. chavez, thank very much for being on "new day" with both perspectives. over to ana. >>> thanks, alisyn. >>> hillary clinton may be laser focused on donald trump now, but her party and supporters in particular, wrestling with what to do about bernie sanders. how do they nudge him out of the race without alienating supporters? joining us live in washington, we have details. manu? >> reporter: good morning. the last thing democrats want look like they're strong-arming bernie sanders out of the race they fear it will alienate sanders and supporters who they need in november. they want to make it clear he cannot win and his agenda better served railing behind hillary clinton. i'm told harry reid privately made that case to sanders in a phone call last month. you'll hear

two-term governor to new mexico. more importantly, the ceo of a marijuana company. >> yes. >> you said you used the company's products. are you still? >> haven't used in probably five weeks. i have said i'm not going to as president. i don't think you want somebody potentially answering that red phone, then going forward, not using going forwards. as the ceo of a marijuana company, marijuana products, medicinely compete with legal prescription painkillers that kill 100,000 people a year. not one documented death due to marijuana. i have always maintained legalizing marijuana recreationally will lead to less overall substance abuse because it's safer than everything else out there, starting with alcohol. the campaign to legalize marijuana in colorado was based on marijuana is safer than alcohol. >> you weren't using it medicinely, were you? >> no, i was using it recreationally. the unforgivable is hypocrisy and i want to be a hypocrite. >> i don't know how to transition out of that. on immigration, president obama too

trump is going to be meeting allegedly with the new mexico governor. do we think that will help or hurt or not do anything at all with the standing of the republicans? >> it's interesting, and we're talking about the new mexico governor, and she and trump recently got into it when he held that rally in albuquerque, new mexico, and he bashed her, and he was upset she said she was too busy to attend that rally. that was a real concern for republicans. you heard top republicans saying trump has to stop criticizing fellow gop members, and so the fact there may be some kind of meeting or she said she would be interested in one and trump said he backed off his attacks of her, and it's significant because trump is realizing and taking into consider some of the remarks that have been talked about in republican circles. >> as we have seen so far, vitriol can turn to hugs the next day. >>> coming up, we head to puerto rico where voting in the democrat kwreubg primary, set to start soon. >>> more rain is looming for the lone star state when we come back. you don'

greatly impacts the care of children everywhere. >> reporter: today she is in remission recovering at new mexicohildren's hospital. colorado. and now with the help of her cancer moon shot team she just might. rehema ellis, nbc news albuquerque. >>> tomorrow on "nightly news" our special series goes inside the cancer moon shot program when joe biden sits down with tom brokaw. that will do it for us on this tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. test test test test test test test test airport. live istanbul airport. t...but a cose gunmen swarmed the terminal hou. and you can see -- the avpolice. ==raj/2-shot== thas for joig us. i'm raj mathai. and i'm jessica uirre. a number of u-slights toturkey but one flight out of sfo iexpet minutes headed the very airpora. turkey are grounded this hour, but one flight is expected to ack off in just minutes headed to that very airport attacked in istanbul. it is now 4:00 in the morning in turkey, five and a half hours after a deadly attack at the aturak national airport. gunmen set off bombs inside the

hillary clinton is also the projected winner in new jersey, new mexico and south dakota according to cbs news. she won by a larger-than- expected margin in california 56% to 43% against bernie sanders. >> a clean sweep for donald trump on the republican side. he won california as well as new jersey, new mexico, south dakota and montana. reporter brook silva-braga has the latest on the winners and the general election showdown. >>> reporter: newly minted presumptive democratic nominee immediately turned her focus to a november showdown with donald trump. >> when he says, let's make america great again, that is code for, let's take america backwards. >> reporter: the former secretary of state expanded her delegate lead tuesday winning a majority of the six states in play. she once again slammed her republican rival including his latest dustup with a jump preside over lawsuits against trump university. >> when donald trump says, a distinguished judge born in indiana can't do his job because of his mexican heritage, it goes against everything we stand for. >> reporter: at his own event, t

hey, maybe i'll run for governor of new mexico. i'll get this place going. >> but in a stunning about face yesterday, trump told the santa fe new mexican, quote, i would like to have her support. i respect her. i have always liked her. martinez telling the same she's not ready to commit. >> he needs to address his plans for us. and new mexico people deserve to get that answer. he's not addressed it yet. i will tell you i'm not going to be voting for hillary clinton. i'm waiting to hear from him as to addressing the issues facing new mexico. once i hear that, we'll see. >> the senate's top republican concedes to cnn that trump may be chasing away millions of voters that he will need in november. >> do you worry at all that your nominee now, donald trump, will do to latino voter what barry goldwater did to african-american voters? >> i do. i do. and i think that the attacks that he's routinely engaged in, for example, going after susana martinez, the republican governor of new mexico, the chairman of the republican governor's associa

we're talking of voters in the dakotas and mexico montana and new jersey. in new jersey early release huge victory for hillary fleeting sanders far behind their jersey of the second-biggest delegates behind california. you're looking at the number is significantly south dakota primary minutes ago and has another win declared the winner of south dakota primary and a win for briefly again everyone wondering if he will stick to an earlier claim not going anywhere fresher might be mounting with money problems. and one of the evening got moments dawdle telling sander supporters if they feel left out he will embrace them with open arms. >> steve: ineptitude top vote getters in the primary regardless of the party affiliation. early december that the split the top two candidates to move on. now let's cut of more than that at least this stage in the voting. >> j.r.: is not yet arrived had a busy day in lost angeles voted in loss angeles to play in the sacramento and then in the bay area campaigning all day today. talking with supporters all night long. and then you

if she doesn't clinch it tonight she will not have to necessarily wait until california and new mexicoingn the east coast and the polls close there a lot earlier than california. presumably she could go over the top after new jersey closes their polls. >> the polls show it to be a contest that she is heavily favored to win and it's one that sanders isn't competing in anymore and he really left and went to california and planted his flag there for the last several weeks and that was the prize that they want to leave with the big enchilada of the race, but wolf, you're right. new jersey has 126 delegates at stake. if the polls close a slew of delegates and that could put her over the top before the polls close in california. what they, what the clinton campaign, and i've talked to people in brooklyn at the campaign headquarters with this, what they want to avoid at all costs is to be the superdelegates to be over the top and tomorrow, they don't want a bunch of superdelegates coming out saying it's inesh inevitab inevitable, here i am. that is not how they want to do this and they need to m

based on your file, you can go back to the general population here in new mexico. we're going to do the recommendation to release you to level five. however, cbc, bureau is going to make ultimate decisions. do you have any other questions for us at this time? no? you want to go to level five? >> level two or level three. >> you want to go to gp? well, according to your file you can, so we'll see. okay? thank you. have a good day, all right? >> thank you. >> this is your paperwork. >> certainly he deserves to be moved because he has had clear conduct. since he's been here, he hasn't done anything. you know, he hasn't hurt anyone. and he is so small that he can slip his handcuffs, and he's shown us that. >> according to his file he's set up to go conduct -- his conduct report no behavior log notation. paperwise, he's eligible to be released from level six. >> our feeling is that we'd like to see them try to make it in a less restricted area, you know. that is our hope. >> shiverdecker's behavior in the coming weeks will help to determine whether or not he's transferr

republican race, swept all five republican contests tuesday, winning california, montana, new jersey, new mexico, and south dakota. he spoke of his country club in briarcliff manor new york. ,>> i know some people say i am too much of a fighter. ,y preference is always peace however, and i have shown that. i have shown up for a long time. i built an extraordinary business on relationships and deals that benefit all parties involved. always. my goal is always, again, to bring people together. but if i am forced to fight for something, i really care about, i will never, ever back down in our country will never, ever back down. amy: illinois republican senator mark kirk has reversed his endorsement of donald trump. he becomes the first person to on -- un-endorse the candidate. kirk faces a tough re-election battle against democratic congress member tammy duckworth. after democrats criticized him for failing to condemn trump's attacks on a mexican american judge, kirk released a statement saying -- "while i oppose the democratic nominee, donald trump's latest statements, in con with past attacks on

we have video coming out of new mexico. firefighters and emergency crews battled a large forest fire in new mexico tuesday. the flames were seen rising above the high tree tops in the national park. the blazed burned several hectares of land. officials told residents not to be alarmed if they see smoke because of the far-range visibility of the fire. dry weather and high temperatures are expected to continue for the next several days. in fact, from saturday into next week temperatures are expected to be in the upper 40s in some places over the desert southwest. so definitely not good news for the area. across the northwest temperatures will be much chillier compared to where they should be this summer. they're 17 degrees in vancouver and ststaying in the teeeens as go into friday. across china, rainy weather has been affffecting p parts off th south, and we have reports of overer 200 millimeters of rain liuzhou. more rain is expected loose china, and then the eastern half of the front will likely push tordrd the north. the

cruces, new las mexico. what do you think? caller: good morning.'ve called him several times before and i want to thank c-span for doing this series. andggested this to john this is a follow-up because i think that this series will be very important in showing exactly how -- the border is not trump wantsall that to build, but a fluid relationship between us and another country. i want to thank you for doing the homework that you and other hosts do before shows like this. it is really appreciated. providing a real service to the american people. the line on television of people lining up to come across the border. if you were in el paso, you would see the same line. thank you again. host: that line of folks on your screen, that is the line we saw when we were in laredo, texas back in april. a littlesee the folks after 6:00 local time in texas, they are already lining up to come across. this is happening on an hourly, daily basis where folks are coming to work, travel and shop. one area where it happens in laredo, texas. it happens along the southern

and in new mexico a close call for three people, sta state trooper was helping a stranded truck driver and the truck rolled into traffic and a semi slammed into it and rammed into a police car and burst into flames. you can see it there with the driver trapped inside. well after several mens that driver was rescued. >>> coming up, a surprise appearance at a vigil for the orlando gaga gets emotional. >>> an orlando doctor sharing a post about his bloodstained shoes. what if there was another way this is tecfidera. to look at relapsing multiple sclerosis? tecfidera is not an injection. it's a pill for relapsing ms that has the power

new mexico is one of the four minority, majority states. 50% of the population of new mexico is hispanico what does that mean when we're going to deport 11 million illegal immigrants. half the state of new mexico is going to be subject to door knocking and paper checking. >> you see it as racist? >> i do. i think that first of all, he calls them murderers and rapists. they commit far less crime than u.s. citizens. they're the cream of the crop when it comes to workers. they're not taking jobs that u.s. citizens want. we should make it as easy as possible that somebody who wants to come in this country to work to get a work visa and that should entail a background check and a social security card so taxes get paid. >> libertarians traditionally align more with republicans than democrats. going forward do you see trump as your main rival and therefore the main target of your critiques. how do you see the race ahead. >> i think it's equally from both sides. my name has appeared in the three national polls and in the three national polls i took more votes away from hillary than trump but at

greatly impacts the care of children everywhere. >> reporter: today she is in remission recovering at new mexicoldren's hospital. and now with the help of her cancer moon shot team she just might. rehema ellis, nbc news albuquerque. >>> tomorrow we go inside the cancer moon shot program when joe biden sits down with tom brokaw. that will do it on this tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. night. it's our new intern, bart's first week here at td bank, he's a robot from one of those other banks. we're training him to bank human. i am banking assistance & registration technology. wait, wait, wait. but you can call me, banking assistance & registration technology. hi amy. thank you. thank you. that is not protocol manager jenna. that's ok bart, it is here. at td bank we do things differently, like having the longest hours of any bank. don't just bank. bank human. >>> famous. >> kanye takes a hit for his bedful of celebrity look-alikes. who's now calling it disturbing, even stating it makes her feel

at the university of new mexico dr.n transformed cancer care for hispanics and indian americans dying at an alarming rate. >> i've been a warrior woman. >> reporter: she needed to be. she was startled to find in new mexico native american and hispanic children had a nearly zero survival rate compared to white children with leukemia on standard chemotherapy. in an unusual move. they joined forces analyzing millions of genetic patterns and find native american and hispanic children had different genetic mutations than white children and needed treatments tailored just for them. >> the revolution in cancer medicine today really is personalized medicine. >> reporter: rayleen got that in a cutting edge cancer technique called genetic sequencing and then her own individual drug treatment. is there a benefit nationwide? >> there's no question. our ability to develop new treatments greatly impacts the care of children everywhere. >> reporter: today she is in remission recovering at new mexico children's hospital. with the help

new mexico, north dakota, south dakota, and montana went to the polls as well. hillary clinton is the projected winner in new jersey, new mexico, and south dakota. again, she is leading here in california. meanwhile, bernie sanders not walking away tonight empty handed. cbs news declared him the projected winner in north dakota. on the republican side, donald trump did a clean sweep winning california, new mexico, south dakota, and montana. >>> our kpix5 political analyst melissa joins us now to break it all down. melissa, hillary clinton did something tonight she was not able to do eight years ago. that was close the deal and shatter that glass ceiling in the process. she did that tonight. >> reporter: that's right. and she gave us all a really new iconic image. i think it will be something we will see on newspapers, all over twitter. arms outstretched, white coat on. this is the image you will see over and over again. it just epitomizes what this speech was about. it was about really embracing this historic moment. she did something that barack obama did not do

maybe i'll run for governor of new mexico. i'll get this place going!porter: trump having a change of heart, telling a new mexico newspaper he would like to have martinez's endorsement, saying i respect her, i always liked her. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell expressing concern about the potential impact of trump's rhetoric on the republican party outreach to hispanic voters. >> i think that the attacks that he is routinely engaged in, for example, going after susana martinez, the republican governor of new mexico, the chairman of the republican governor's association i think was a big mistake. what he ought to be doing now is trying to unify the party. >> reporter: wolf, as you know trump supporters love him because he is plain spoken, not politically correct. an example of that, at the rally earlier he was trying to pay an african-american that came to the rally a compliment, then referred to him as my african-american. you don't refer to an african-american that way. part of the reason he is polling poorly with african americans because of ton

the former new mexico governor talks about his candidacy. this is 40 minutes. >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us from new york is gary johnson, former governor of new mexico. good morning. pedro.good morning, host: tell us about your philosophy of governance and what it means to you if you wear to become -- if you were to become president of united states. guest: i would stand for smaller government. the notion that government is too big and it taxes too much. it takes money out of my pocket that i could be spending on my life. it should all be about choice. all of us should be able to make choices in our own lives that only affect our own lives unless those decisions put other people in harm's way. regarding military intervention, let's stop with military intervention that has resulted in the world being less safe. the fact that we put boots on the ground and drop bombs and fly drones and kill thousands of innocent people, it has the unintended consequence of making things worse, not better. host: we had a viewer that asked

and it's possible to occupy pennsylvania avenue unless you engage latinos in had colorado, new mexico and florida. so we as have a latino issue. why does he continue to stoke the fire by mentioning the ethnic heritage of a judge. it's counterintuitive, counter productive. in my opinion, wrong. stop using the race issue and focus on the policies that need to be addressed as expeditiously as possible. >> tara. >> i am just fascinated, astonished, dismayed, horrified by this conversation. we are sitting here actually justifying a presidential candidate who is racially pro filing a judge because he happens to be of mexican descent, saying that a federal judge, who, by the way, has presided over dozens of drug cases against the drug cartels, mostly from mexico. >> right. >> successfully gone after them hard. so apparently he is capable of putting his, quote, mexican bias, apparently, aside when it comes to that. but because donald trump isn't getting his way in a fraud case, which has been brought against him on both -- excuse me, both coasts -- you know, he's throwing a temper tantrum. no

california, montana, new jersey, new mexico and south dakota. he is running unopposed because everyone dropped out. he has secured the republican nomination. how did people vote in california? 75% for donald trump and john kasich and ted cruz got some votes but that is irrelevant. donald trump is trying to calm republicans with the going provide marry sent over. he said he is a fighter, prepared to take on hillary clinton. paul ryan, the highest ranking republican, called the remarks of a latino judge racist but still said he is supporting the presumptive nominee nominee. republicans exercised for a watch part last night in the middle of very democratic san francisco. many are looking to create party unity. >> when he wants something he goes for it. >> at the end of the day we will be united against defeating hillary clinton. >> republican national convention starts july 18 in cleveland. >> in san francisco, there would be an investigation when a san francisco police officer shoots someone. 100% reporting and that passed 80%. the passing of this

california, montana, new jersey, new mexico and south dakota. he has already secured the nomination but there you have it. in california, trump has 75% of the vote with 94% reporting. john kasich and ted cruz trail ing there. they are in longer in the race. donald trump is trying to calm republicans with the g.o.p. primary soap over. yesterday, he said he is a fater prepared to take on hillary clinton. early in the day, paul ryan the highest ranking republican called the donald trump remarks about a that danny drug "racist ." ryan reiterated his support for the nominee. republicans gathered for a watch party last night happening in the middle of democratic san francisco. many g.o.p. leaders in the bay area are looking to create some party unity. >> when he wants something he does go for it. >> we will be united against getting hillary clinton. >> the republican national convention starts july 18 in chef. >> in (, -- in san francisco a measure would require an investigation when a san francisco police officer shoots anyone at 80% after the resign

country which has 475 delegates, and winning the south and north dakota elections, and montana, and new mexico, doing the best we can in the tough race in new jersey. >> based on what you just said, i want to clarify, you said that you will look at how you do tomorrow, and whether or not some superdelegates are turning. if the numbers are not with you tomorrow and you do not get indication, would you consider endorsing hillary clinton before the convention? sanders: let me talk to you after the primary here in california am aware we hope to win. let's assess where we are before we make statements based on speculation. >> regardless of what happens tomorrow, can you give us insight as to how you would like to spend the rest of the week, thinking through your superdelegates strategy? sen. sanders: we will be in l.a. tonight. tomorrow night, sorry. taking a plane back to burlington. and it certainly we will be campaigning and washington, d c. >> are any of the superdelegates committed to switching to you? [inaudible] sen. sanders: we are having conversations in three or four states with superdele

two-term governor to new mexico.importantly, the ceo of a marijuana company. >> yes. >> you said you used the company's products. are you still? >> haven't used in probably five weeks. i have said i'm not going to as president. i don't think you want somebody potentially answering that red phone, then going forward, not using going forwards. as the ceo of a marijuana company, marijuana products, medicinely compete with legal prescription painkillers that kill 100,000 people a year. not one documented death due to marijuana. i have always maintained legalizing marijuana recreationally will lead to less overall substance abuse because it's safer than everything else out there, starting with alcohol. the campaign to legalize marijuana in colorado was based on marijuana is safer than alcohol. >> you weren't using it medicinely, were you? >> no, i was using it recreationally. the unforgivable is hypocrisy and i want to be a hypocrite. >> i don't know how to transition out of that. on immigration, president obama took a lo

in new mexico, they are battling the dog head fire that is largely uncontained and despite consuming 18,000 acres, officials say there is some good news. in serious injuries have been sustained and no lives have been lost. >>> let's get more on the scorching weather out there with nbc meteorologist bill here. >> we have hit the peak of this heat wave and now into the heart of the fire season at the same time. they coinciding with each other. phoenix, yuma outside of los angeles and las vegas still under excessive heat warnings and the flames out here, numerous fires dotting the west from new mexico right through arizona and california also have a cold front cause be problems today. boston about to hit pretty good thunderstorms with lightning and heavy down pours and williamsonport and harrisburg and allentown. northern missouri a columbia could get storms today. northern plains to central portions of iowa with severe storms and mid-atlantic and delaware and new jersey, mostly damaging wind the threat from kentucky, west virginia, virginia into the delmarva. tomorrow's threat huge for

and new mexico people deserve to get that answer. he's not addressed it yet. >> is it possible you might not endorse him? >> i'm waiting to hear from him as to addressing the issues facing mexico. once i hear that, we'll see. >> let's get some reaction from the trump campaign. joining us right now is the senior advisor, ed brooke. thank you very much for joining us. >> glad to be here, wolf. >> are you surprised about this turnaround by donald trump only last week, strongly criticizing her and then all of the sudden, this olive branch saying he anxiously wants her spoth. >> not at all. she wasn't at the rally. as he said, took a shot at her. but we were in the business of making friends in the republican party and she was an endorsement we would appreciate. >> it wasn't a little shot. basically said she's not doing a good job. that's hardly a little shot. >> in mr. trump's speech, he was talking about a lot of different issues. we do think he addressed issues facing new mexico and now extended an olive branch. >> is this the result o

he has to spend the day outside in the sun in new mexico. whenther forms discipline=scot failed, a new mexico >>> now to a parenting debate. how far can you go to punish your child's bad behavior. >> a new mexico couple game up with a unique and controversial solution. >>> in the desert outside of albuquerque, it gets scorching hot this time of year. but this tent is home sweet home for adam. >> he took his sister's ipod, his sister's tablet, his other sister's tablet. >> because of that, adam must spend his days living in that tend. he can go into the house to get water, eat, youth the bathroom, and shower. and he sleeps in the house at night, but most of the time he is in the tent. >> i'm trying to team my son a lesson. you cannot take from anybody without their permission for any reason. >> he says he can handle the heat, but he's not crazy about the bugs or the snakes. and his parents are making him read and write a book report for each thing he has taken. five in all. >> the boom reports themselves are probably the hardest thing. >> the

many new mexicans live in very rural areas near the border with mexico. carrying a gun isn't unusual in these areas. it's a different way of life than in connecticut or anywhere on the east coast. for example, the entire state of connecticut is about 5,500 square miles with a population of 3.5 million. hidalgo county, one of our 33 counties in new mexico is almost 35,000, 3,500 square miles and has a population of less than 5,000. many of the ranches there are tens of thousands of acres. they're in the remote boot heel area of the state, a region that is divided by mountain ranges and borders on mexico on two sides. so i understand why many new mexicans feel safer carrying a firearm. they might be miles from the closest help. it might take law enforcement a significant time to reach them. so i certainly don't want to do anything to infringe on their right to protect themselves with a firearm. but i would ask my friend from connecticut who has worked on this issue so long and understands this so well would any of the proposals we're asking to get a vote on

they want to win a big state in the east coast, latino state in new mexico. a diverse state in california to say, what's your argument now. i've won more contests, i have more pledge delegates. yes, i also have way for super delegates, what else do i need to do? she's 28-21 entering tonight. she wants to end the primaries with more pledge delegates and super delegates. >> stand by. we're waiting for the first results to come out of puerto rico. we're going to bring you those results as soon as we get them. we're live here in the cnn election center. much more right after this. ♪music continues [daughter] papa! [father] i missed you! [daughter]did you bring new ones? [announcer]you work hard for more than just you... [daughter]you went to montana?! [father] i did. [announcer] working together,we'll help you save for her future geology degree. wells fargo. together we'll go far. if you have allergy congestion muddling through your morning is nothing new. introducing rhinocort® allergy spray from the makers of zyrtec®. powerful relief from nasal allergy symptoms

let's look at new mexico. these are early numbers the a lot of numbers about a solid early lead for hillary. 63 percent sanders of the 37% to 34 delegates played for the delegates and then let's take a look at new jersey something is actually happen the race called 40 minutes ago for hillary. again she did have an early substantially over bernie. and not 24 percent of the vote under 24 delegates really one of the more closely watch states today. and the polls closed in south dakota significantly for hillary. 54 for 46 percent still early and substantial lead sanders and all over today seeing the 600 the 94 democratic delegates. you're looking at a map giving us the latest delegate count and technically not either side: our trouble be a party official nominee until the formalities of the delegate votes at the national conventions coming up this summer. >> pam: 04 people were arrested and police are still looking for others involved in violent here are the four hotbed 19 years old from sec clara and he's 19 year

new jersey, her campaign feels pretty good about, north dakota, south dakota and new mexico. the big prizes are new jersey and california. california is huge. 475 delegates. she wants to win that. because you can imagine, even if she has hit this all important number, if she loses a big prize like this, it doesn't project strength going into the general election against donald trump and that's what she wants to do. >> all right. brianna and david, stay right there. i also want to bring in kevin madden and bakari sellers, a hillary clinton supporter. hello, gentlemen. welcome to the panel. now that hillary has become the presumptive nominee, do you think the democrats will be able to come together and unite? >> there's no doubt that democrats will come together and unite. even before we get to anything that happens down the road and any talk about a convention or anything else, we have to sit back and take a breath and understand what today means. i mean, this is what shirley chism fought for. this is a long time coming. finally in the united states of america, we have a woman

i'm talking about libertarian party candidate, former new mexico governor, gary johnson.hnson, and former massachusetts governor, william weld, his running mate, who are advocating for a place on the national debate stage. johnson has consistently said that the biggest obstacle to third party candidates is the lack of access to televised debates. the libertarian party and green party have sued the commission on presidential debates to open up the process. under the rules, a candidate needs at least 15% support in national polls to participate. >> when we return, taking sides in trump's war with the press. who's the victim here? people love my portobello mushroom buttery jack, made with portobello mushrooms, grilled onions, and garlic herb butter. ever wonder how i came up with it? well... actually, i came up with it at the water cooler. but i thought you'd like this cowboy story better. the portobello mushroom buttery jack is back. part of the buttery jack family. taste it before it's gone. fernando: there are times to tell it like it is, and this is mine. quite honestly,

>> this is the maximum security facility on level vi for the penitentiary of new mexico.etty much houses the worst of the worst. these individuals are the worst within level vi and level vi is the worst within the whole state of new mexico. >> [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ]. >> these individuals are housed, one per cell. they're escorted and restrained everywhere they go. in handcuffs or leg irons and belly chains. we do have two and three-man status individuals that are very violent. and they like to assault our staff. >> today we tag along with deputy warden joni brown on her way to deal with one of level vi's most notorious inmates. >> they have an inmate who is refusing to leave his cell. at this point they're going to go in and give him a directive to cuff up and come out. if not, then we're planning the use of force for cell extraction. >> turn around and be restrained. >> or what? >> if you don't turn around and be restrained we'll have to forcibly remove you from your cell. are you going to come out? >> what's going to happen now? >> they're going to instruct them to com

so you send them off to new mexico where they don't get it, either.isn't it right for the rest of the women in texas? >> the policy set by texas is the standard of care for abortion clinics should rise to the level of ascs for clinics and admitting privileges for doctors. texas obviously can't tell new mexico how to regulate, the substantial obstacle inquiry examines whether there is the ability to make the ultimate decision or elect the procedure -- >> then why should it count those clinics? >> well, the in evidence the record show this particular clinic was one mile across the border, it was still in the el paso metroplex and women in el paso often use that facility to obtain abortions so that would go into the contextual analysis of this particular as applied challenge, there doesn't go to the fascial challenge. that goes to whether women in el paso has access to abortion. over 90% of texas women of reproductive age live within 150 miles of an open clinic as of today. >> mr. keller, the statistics i gleaned from the record were that 900,000 women l

>> because i got arrested. >> this is your first term in new mexico? >> yes.st. >> basic conditions of parole, no drugs, no weapons, no alcohol. no liquor establishments. are you familiar with what your requirements are as a sex offender? >> pretty much. as far as the registration, where i can live. how close to schools, parks, stuff like that, i'm pretty up to date on that. >> okay. you have ten days to register after you're released. it's different in albuquerque than in las vegas. when you go in to the sheriff's department, ask them how often you have to report. i know in some counties it is 60 days, some 90 days and some it's every year. okay. you will be on gps. it is a requirement. okay? and as soon as we have an approval, we'll schedule you for the next month's parole board. >> all right. i volunteered for every class i can take. and i'm hoping that this last few months i can kind of relax and get prepared mentally for getting out. >>> still ahead, an inmate transfers to pnm after attacking an officer at another prison. >> he ended up getting hurt prett

hillary clinton we project is the winner of the new mexico democratic presidential primary. er that she is the winner in new jersey. let's look at some other states right now. she's having a very good night, key race alert, we have hillary clinton is ahead right now in two important states, let's put them up on the board right there. she's ahead, montana, 25% of the vote is in. she's got 50.7% to bernie sanders 44.it % in south dakota, hillary clinton subpoena ahead with 85% of the vote and 51.3% bernie sanders 48.7%. i should point out by the way, that donald trump with no opposition is the winner in montana. he wins the republican presidential primary, montana, republican presidential primary, donald trump is the winner of that. in about four minutes, the biggest prize of the night, that'll be california. we'll have coverage of that once those numbers start coming in. we'll update you on that, remember 145 convention delegates are at stake in california. let's go over to john king over at the magic wall. it's shaping up pretty good night, very good night i should point out

you won new mexico comfortably. you got a win in south dakota that you didn't think you were going to get. that's a big bonus. that's one, two, three. this is the biggest trophy of all. it would give you four out of six on this big night including the three biggest delegate prizes, california by far number one, new jersey number two, new mexico number three. there would be the giant exclamation point that hillary clinton wants. >> still two-thirds of the vote out. there let's wait and see. right now, impressive lead for hillary clinton against bernie sanders. let's talk about general election map. the general election contest, it's between hillary clinton and donald trump. >> so you pretty up this map. you f. you're in the new campaign, look at the last campaign. if the last two presidential elections, the democrats have won very convincingly when it comes to the electoral college. if there is the 2012 map, in 2008, then senator obama became president obama and also won indiana and north carolina. you see the video

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in the past trump events, in albuquerque, new mexico, protests and fights and arrests. so san jose police have been holding meetings to get ready just in case. last night, in sacramento, trump went after clinton unleashing a barrage of new putdowns. this is afterlinton slammed trump university. cnn's

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their closing now in new mexico and north and south dakota. montana pulls close at 10:00 eastern. voting concludes in california at 11:00 pacific. we will look at the returns from new jersey. >> early numbers showing hillary clinton is moving ahead in new jersey. we should point out the results. inh about 11% of the vote new jersey indicating that hillary clinton is a head. we will keep track of the numbers during the evening. one quick note from cbs news, donald trump at his golf club in westchester will be using a teleprompter. that was tweeted out a moment ago. >> let me introduce you to our guest joining us from washington. reporterl political with a special emphasis on the democrats. she joins us as our lead and into tonight's coverage as we wait for donald trump to come out. thanks so much for being with us. let me start with bernie sanders. what he does tonight impacts hillary clinton's campaign. would have we learned about the signals he is sending today? >> bernie sanders said that he's going to be taking some time to talk to his supporters, his advisers, his family about