joining us, mario diaz-balart.n announcing they will not renew tps for the cell the dorians and they will give them about 18 months to figure out a way. what do you make of this? >> i understand it administration is doing that but i disagree with what they are doing and i will tell you why. el salvador is a country that's very poor. it wasn't that long ago that we had the huge crisis in the southern border where there was almost 60,000 unaccompanied minors many coming from south america. can el salvador deal with this many people? and can they deal with a loss of 70% of their economy? if this has a detrimental effect on them, you will see a wave of folks coming up from the southern border. it's something no one wants to see to see. >> dana: i imagine that one, this must be contemporary so it can be a concern and two, the president wants to build a wall and hopefully prevent unlawful entry into the united states. i understand administration says they're going to get involved but if this is 2001, 16 years, presumably

fernando: las palabras han sido condenadas, el congresista mario dÍaz-balart, presente en la reuniÓn,alvador. en ese paÍs centroamericano, califican de poco digno dichas declaraciones y los lÍderes polÍticos tambiÉn estÁn reaccionando a los comentarios del presidente. >> hemos tenido,, como uno de los pilares de la polÍtica anterior, la defensa y el respeto de la dignidad de nuestros compatriotas. palmira: los polÍticos salvadoreÑos estÁn urgiendo a sus compatriotas a sentirse orgullosos sin importar los insultos a las -- o las personas que los hacen. con estas imÁgenes en vivo, nos enlazamos con gabriel torres que estÁ listo con la "ventana al tiempo". gabriel: me da mucho gusto saludarte. arrancamos con ese #, te comento que estaremos registrando temperaturas agradables en gran parte de nuestra Área de cobertura. en este instante en 5t4 grados, imagen totalmente en vivo. la temperatura mÍnima hoy se mantuvo en el rango de los 40, en oakland en 45, san francisco en 50. partes de niebla densa y hoy no serÁ la excepciÓn. conduzco con cuidado. esa nubosidad se mantienen gran parte de nu

can't deny it when you have people of the moral clarity of a dick durbin and lindsey graham and mario diaz balart who were there and heard it. mario diaz balart who represents south florida, where there are an enormous amount of haitian and haitian americans living here. he can't deny it when there are people of that caliber who were there and heard it. it tells you how shamelessly racist he is. this is not something he is saying in the dark of night. this is not something that he is thinking in his head. do you know why he doesn't like the visa lottery? it's the way the africans come here. you know why he doesn't like tps? because it covers haitians and salvadoreans. haitians and africans are in completely different parts of the world, completely different continents. they are black. they are black. donald trump has shown us his dark heart and racism. i am as desperate as anybody for there to be a daca deal, for there to be a deal on d.r.e.a.m.ers, but we cannot normalize the fact that donald trump has turned the oval office into a shithole, into a morally bankrupt place where there are lies and

mario diaz-balart. i too need to thank the president. i have been involved in these conversations for a long time, and these are among the most productive i have ever been involved with. as the majority leader stated, there are court areas we need to areas we needre to focus on. these young men and women in these category, and also dealing with the other categories the majority already mentioned. i think it is doable. we're all going to have to give a bit, and we are going to have to get something in order to solve this important issue that will not solve itself. but today was a very productive day. spanish] [indiscernible] >> thank you all. i thought today was a very instructive -- constructive meeting with president trump. we narrowed our scope of negotiations to four broad areas. one of those is chain migration, the ability of american citizens to bring in not only their spouses and unmarried minor children, but there parents. that's the single biggest source of low skilled or unskilled immigration in this country, the kind that puts

tambiÉn cabe recalcar que hablamos con el congresista dÍaz balar, con la oficina del congresista mario dÍaz-balart de quÉ fue lo que ocurriÓ, quÉ ocasiono este choque. regreso con ustedes. carolina: te agradecemos por esa informaciÓn. hablando de redes sociales, cada vez que ocurre algo, afortunadamente a travÉs de su cuenta de twitter varios de los congresistas pudieron acudir a su telÉfono y mandar mensajes a las familias y a la gente que los siga en sus redes sociales para decirles que estÁn bien . totalmente mencionada que muchos de ellos iban acompaÑados de sus esposas, sus hijos. es un retiro bastante tranquilo donde se esperaba que extraÑo tuvieran hablando de esas elecciones de medio tÉrmino que se llevan a cabo este aÑo. el tema es bastante importante para el partido republicano. tenemos fotografÍas de lo que quedo despuÉs de ese accidente . se nos informa que el tren ya habÍa sido sacado de ese lugar. javier: los congresistas estÁn un tÉrmino a este complejoque veÍamos en imÁgenes, donde mike pence hablarÍa hoy para de alguna forma, era una manera de animar a la gente de partido republic

congresistas tanto republicanos como demÓcratas aquÍ en washington tenemos que el representante mario dÍaz balartque como puedes ver paulina las reacciones de los diferentes congresistas ya estÁn llegoando y tambiÉn se estÁ empezando a generar cuÁl es el prÓximo paso a seguir aquÍ en washington. >> angie en washington empieza a ver movimiento por parte inconforme. >> estamos en la capital del paÍs angie sandoval. >>> estamos a punto de enlazarnos. >> alma rosa nieto para que nos ayude a despejar muchÍsimas preguntas que en este momento empiezan a surgir en la comunidad salvadoreÑa abogada gracias por enlazarse con nosotros, cuÁles son los pasos a seguir para quienes les fue cancelado el tps. >> primero calma sÉ que estÁ noticia ha caÍdo como un balde de agua frÍa y tenemos un poquito de tiempo afortunadamente hasta septiembre 9 del 2019 que es un aÑo 9 meses buscar opciones, quiere decir que la comunidad tiene que esperarse hasta el aÑo prÓximo y inmediatamente en los Últimos dÍas empezar a buscar asesoria legal y alternativas porque sÍ las hay para muchos. >> hablando de que no deben de hacer y

para el representante mario diaz balart se requiere que la crisis migratoria no se repita en el futuroe la migraciÓn en cadena. el presidente trump pide disculpas por compartir vÍdeos anti musulmanes en la extrema derecha inglesa. theresa may criticÓ con dureza dicho comportamiento. para muchos es una estrategia conciliadora de trump, en vÍsperas de suscribir acuerdos comerciales con esa naciÓn aliada. aumenta la indignaciÓn al divulgarse las imÁgenes de un niÑo esposado en una escuela de florida. autoridades escolares argumentan que el pequeÑo agrediÓ a un maestro, pero su padre denuncia a uso policial. dice que su hijo no padece ningÚn trastorno psicolÓgico. freddy machado nos cuenta mÁs. freddy: las imÁgenes esposado y salir de la patrulla la policÍa escolar llenan indignaciÓn y dolor a la madre del menor. >> creo que es un abuso policial, es un abuso de poder. freddy: de acuerdo con el instituto ocular de miami-dade, el pequeÑo de siete aÑos agrediÓ a un maestro. >> supuestamente, porque no visto el vÍdeo, el niÑo empujÓ a la profesora, lÉalo el pelo. lo que Él hizo o no estÁ bien,

republican congressman mario diaz-balart was there.rning, congressman. >> good morning. >> watching this meeting from the outside as sort of a fly on the wall was remarkable. what was it like on the inside? >> you know, i've been to a lot of meetings on this issue. this is probably the most effective i have been to in a long, long time. the president was obviously engaged, knowledgeable. he wanted to hear different opinions. he was willing to negotiate. this is an issue he wants to get done and therefore got everyone together. i have dealt with him on a lot of difficult issues. that's the way he is. he's engaged. he knows the issue. he likes to hear different opinions. the only difference is the cameras were there and we have gotten to see what we deal with every day. and that was good to see. >> were you surprised that the cameras were there? >> i actually forgot they were there after a little highly. usually they're there for a while and then they escort them out. >> did you think the cameras were behind you? >> they were kind of to

for many leaders who are trying to do the -- i think mario diaz balart said, i'm trying to avoid distractions, protect the d.r.e.a.m.ers. do you empower it by the silence? >> well, you know, at this point, i don't think anybody has a good answer to that. nobody knows what to do. people in the white house beg him, beg him, not to tweet crazy things. they beg him not to say crazy things. he does what he wants to do. he says what he wants to say, and at the same time you've got republicans who want to push through policies that, you know, conservatives like me believe are good for this country. and so there's a real fear. if we burn the bridges, can we get the policies through you? if we don't come out strongly and attack him, is there, are there greater consequences? end of the day, though, you have to, if you have to just default back to what is the right thing to do here? and the right thing to do is to condemn any effort to divide this country by race. any effort to divide the immigrant community by race, because that is so incredibly toxic and not just morally but its toxic, especially toxi

joining us to discuss this is mario diaz-balart.jority whip in your conference, steve scalise, this morning said to politico playbook, march is really the timeline, the house wasn't part of that deal, meaning the senate deal, we're not going to pass a bill that has amnesty. there are things that would anger our base that i don't see us passing in the house. now, you are someone who supports protections for dreamers, young people brought to the u.s. undocumented, but who know no other home besides the u.s. do you worry that your conference will not be able to support whatever compromise comes out of the senate? >> i worry that the two extremes, right and left, will do everything possible to stop a deal from happening. here's what i think is the situation in the house. there is strong bipartisan support to protect those dreamers, make sure they permanently and forever be in the united states legally, and there is also, i think, strong bipartisan support that understands that we have to do that, protect the dreamers, but also want to m

one other republican, congressman mario diaz-balart, sidestepped the question in a tweet calling it a diversion from his efforts on daca. two other leading republicans who were in that room, congressman kevin mccarthy and bob goodlatte, have said nothing at all. house speaker paul ryan did offer some tepid comments calling the president's remarks "unhelpful." republican senator jeff flake, on the other hand, gave no quarter. he is no fan of the president but however he said he is operating on firsthand knowledge tweeting, "the words used by the president as related to me directly following the meeting by those in attendance were not tough. they were abhorrent and repulsive." and whether you agree with that assessment, one thing is clear. toxic remarks, especially black and brown-skinned people, are nothing new for this president. late last year he reportedly slurred haitian immigrants as all having aids and nigerians as living in huts. something we should say the white house press secretary denies he said at the time. however, just to remind you, here is a sampling of somewhere mr. tr

will also like to thank the members who have co-sponsored this bill, especially congressman mario diaz-balart, who has graciously acted as the republican lead. additionally, i would like to thank the staffers who worked hard to bring h.r. 1660 to the floor for consideration. infectious diseases and other health conditions still claim the lives of nearly nine million people each year, and emerging health threats such as drug-resistant poses a serious threat to human health around the globe. new vaccines, other health tools are desperately needed. progress cannot be made without a sustained investment in research and development. u.s. investments in global health research are central -- are a central component of u.s. foreign policy to increase national security, strengthen u.s. relations around the world, and reduce infectious diseases. the u.s. has a legacy of leadership in global health research through agencies like usaid. that is why i was proud to introduce h.r. 1660, the global health innovation act. this will provide the oversight needed to gain a clear attention of usaid's global healt