cecilia muÑoz, asesora de la casa blanca nos indica mÁs al respecto.ay frustacion con el presidente barack obama ( ) republicanos con la nueva reforma migratoria, lo discutimos con la organizaciÓn united ( ). dos representantes estÁn aquÍ. segÚn el tribunal supremo electoral salvadoreÑo, salvador sÁnchez, ( ), ganÓ las elecciones norma quijano ( ) dice que hubo fraude. habla con nosotros. uno de los posibles aspirantes republicanos a la presidencia del 2016, el senador marco rubio viene al punto. habla sobre la reforma migratoria, pero tambiÉn de las sanciones en contra del gobierno de nicolÁs maduro aprobadas por el senado de los estados unidos desde fue un proceso de represiÓn. ademÁs, esta con nosotros la abogada y escritora del libro "el cÓdigo chÁvez", eva golinger, quien defiende al gobierno de nicolÁs maduro y culpa a la oposiciÓn de intentar un golpe de estado. se cumple el primer aÑo del papa francisco; veremos quÉ ha cambiado y que sigue igual en la fwl iglesia catÓlica comenzamos. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> vamos al punto con jorge ramos. >> dos millon

para hablarnos de todo esto, se encuentra con nosotros vÍa satÉlite, desde la casa blanca, cecilia muÑozesora del presidente barack obama para asuntos migratorios. cecilia, gracias por hablar con nosotros una vez mÁs. >> gracias. >> la organizaciÓn chirla esta semana indica que se va a cumplir el deportado nÚmero dos millones. ningÚn otro presidente ha deportado a tantos inmigrantes, pero el presidente barack obama, tenemos entendido, ha ordenado una revisiÓn del proceso de deportaciÓn ¿en quÉ consiste? >> bueno, el presidente estÁ bien preocupado, como todos estamos bien preocupados, sobre el efecto de la ley de inmigraciÓn que estÁ tan quebrado en las familias y en las comunidades, y es por eso que Él estÁ empujando una nueva ley, pero es tambiÉn que el pidiÓ al nuevo secretario de homeland security, jeh johnson, comenzar un proceso de revisar lo que estÁn haciendo en la agencia, y como pueden administrar la ley de una manera mÁs humanitaria. asÍ que el secretario jonhson ya ha comenzado este proceso de revisiÓn, y eso es para asegurar que estamos administrando la ley de una manera mÁs

. >>> y ahora nos trasladamos directamente a la casa blanca, donde estÁ cecilia muÑÓz, una de las asesorase que el presidente pidiÓ al secretario de seguridad que presente un inventario de las prÁcticas actuales para ver como se puede cambiar la aplicaciÓn de la ley, en una forma mÁs humanitaria, quÉ quiere decir esto y que pide el presidente? >>> bueno, el presidente estÁ preocupado como estamos todos, sobre el efecto de las deportaciones en las familias y comunidades, y pidiÓ al secretario johnson revisar lo que hacen en el departamento de seguridad para asegurar que administramos de manera mÁs humanitaria, Él estarÁ con grupos humanitarios va a presentar algunos puntos. y tambiÉn el ejecutivo y la agencia no pueden duplicar lo que hicieron en el senado y en la cÁmara baja, para tener una soluciÓn permanente se necesita legislaciÓn, es el enfoque del presidente, tenemos que empujar en la cÁmara baja, especialmente a los republicanos. >>> creo que se tiene que recalcar cada vez que se habla de este tema, si no hay una reforma en estados unidos es por la falta de movimiento en la cÁmara ba

i'm cecilia munoz, director of the president's policy council, i want to start by thanking the newly appointed members of the council for your commitment to help us better understand how we can prepare america's next generation today for the financial challenges they'll i face tomorrow. the work you are about to embark on is to put it simply, an investment in the economic future of the contry. i don't think it's particularly simpletask. you know and i know that the challenges our young people face are very different from the ones the rest of us faced growing up. i learned financial responsibility from my dad who still at age 90 is the guy who faithfully balances his checkbook every months. when i was about to ship my first born off to college, you sit them down to have all the conversations you worry you forgot to have with them, one was the oh, my gosh, i haven't taught you how to balance your checkbook yet. she look at me with that patient look they get right before they roll their eyes, and said mom, i don't have a checkpoint. i have these various pieces of plastic. she does. she'

we will go to cecilia munoz with with that. >>> it will not surprise anything in the room to hear that the child want to insure every child has access to a worldclass education. this budget is reflecting that starting with the president's vision of bringing high quality preschool to all four year olds. it is requesting double the mount for preschool development grants to help states get started and enhancing the programs. the preschool initiative is paired with $650 million to support head start and it will boost toddler care for a hundred thousand children. and it included the race for the top which is a program that will encourage adopting an approach on closing opportunity and achievement gaps. it includes the high school redesign. an initiative for projects based on real life instances. and there is another initiative aimed to help teachers use technology in classrooms affe. it reflects the president's vision with higher education particularly on access, affordability and completion. funding pell grants, launching a drive for reform and supporting invasion through a first in the wo

presentation, i have the director of the office of budget, sylvia burwell and jason furman, and cecilia munoz, the director of the policy and gene sperling, the director of the economic council. each guest has an opening statement and we will take questions related to budget matters. i will try to direct traffic in that question and answer section. i will have time for a few questions at the end on other subjects, ukraine obviously included, but if you could hold questions on those subjects not related to the budget until after we are down. i turn it over to sylvia burwell now. >> the president's budget that released is a fiscal road map for excel growth, opportunity and ensure fiscal responsibility. fully paid for investments in -- infrastructu infrastructures and preschools. the budget shows the president's funding priority at the 2015 levels that were agreed to in the deal. we believe they are not sufficient in 2015 and beyond. the budget includes an opportunity, growth and security initiative that is fully paid for. it is split between defense and non-defense and it presents additional in

cecilia munoz, the director of the domestic policy council, and gene sperling, the director of the economic council. each of my guests will have an opening statement and then we'll take questions related to budget matters. i'll try to direct traffic in that "q&a" session. i will -- in that question and answer session. on ll have comments ukraine, but if you could hold questions on those subjects not related to the budget until after we're done with q&a on the budget that will be terrific. and with that i turn it over to sylvia. >> thanks, jay. the president's 2015 budget, which we released earlier today, is basically a fiscal road map for accelerating economic growth, expanding opportunity and ensuring fiscal responsibility. it includes fully paid for investments in infrastructure, job training, preschool and pro-work tax cuts. at the same time it reduces deficits and strengthens our long-term fiscal outlook. through additional health care reforms, tax reform and by fixing our broken immigration system. we recognize the importance of the bipartisan funding compromise reached by the congress

in a few minutes, we'll hear remarks from secretary lew, secretary duncan, cecilia munoz and directorrich cordray. before i turn it over to secretary lew, though, let me just make a couple of points about this, the work of this council. first, the mission of this council in many ways follows from the work of the previous president's advisory council on financial capability. that council submitted a report to the president in which it noted the importance, among other things, of financial education for our youth and of drawing on all resources, private and public, state, local and federal to advance this agenda. hence, the focus on youth with this particular council. second, while the previous council worked on conceptualizing a path forward, this council's been constituted to discuss and share experiences on the actual implementation of ideas to promote financial capability. the members of this council have been leaders in achieving results in this area, and we look forward to hearing from them about how they're working to move the dial on youth financial capability. third, the member

i know cecilia munoz was here talking about my brother's keeper, the new initiative designed to help boys and young men of color not get left behind and compete. and as we face this global marketplace, what's so important now is that all of our young people grow up and have the skills that they need to not only manage their own personal finances, but also be good citizens and give back to the community. and work that you're going to do here is just vitally important. i agree with what amy said. there's a moment right here, we have this opportunity, and we should take full advantage of it. and, you know, it doesn't require congress and that's a good thing, doesn't mean we won't pursue legislation at some point this time, but there is so much that we can do just with those of you who are in this room and around this table and the constituencies that you work with to help our young people become financially capable and literate. so i thank you for your service, and i thank everyone wh who shod up to participate. i think it's great that we have such a enthusiastic group of folks committe

in a few minutes we will hear remarks from secretary jack lew, secretary arne duncan, cecilia munoz come and director rich cordray. before turn it over to secretary low, let me make a couple of whites about the work of this counsel. first, the mission of this counsel in many ways follows from the work of the previous presidents advisory council on international capability. that counsel submitted a report to the president in which it noted the importance, among other things, of financial education for our youth and drawing on all resources, public to advanceand public this agenda. hence the focus on youth with this particular counsel. while the previous council worked on conceptualizing the path this counsel shares experiences on the implementation of ideas and capability. leaders in have been achieving results and we need to hear how they are working to hear it. the members come from the public and private sectors and we also have the representation from the federal government and from the local government. work on financial capability is a collective effort. we must do our business to f