cuando regresemos estarÁ con nosotros el congresista mario diaz-balart y nos dirÁ por quÉ ellos estÁnas a sprint. sí, ilimitados por $50 dólares al mes. otros proveedores ni siquiera ofrecen datos de alta velocidad ilimitados o te cobran $30 más. contrata el plan en iphone 6 sin pago inicial. sprint. más móvil por tu dinero. continua en tension mientras se >> Éstas son las noticias al punto. >>ferguson continÚan atenciÓn mientras espera la decisiÓn del gran jurado sobre se presentarÁ cargos contra el policÍa acusado de matar a tiros a michael brown. agentes de la policÍa de cleveland dispararon contra un menor de 12 aÑos porque se disparaba a menores contra una pistola, y su arma resultÓ ser de aire comprimido. la universidad de virginia suspendiÓ a las hermandades ante la publicaciÓn de un artÍculo en la que una joven asegurÓ que fue violada por 7 hombres durante una fiesta en ese centro educativo. y en medio del escÁndalo por la llamada casa blanca en mÉxico, dirigentes de oposiciÓn pidieron investigar al paciente enrique peÑa nieto por no haber incluido esa vivienda en su declaraci

congressman mario diaz-balart, thanks very much for joining us. this debate about to escalate and we'll continue. >> thank you, wolf. >>> we are getting this in to cnn right now. law enforcement agencies across the country are now being told they have to be on a higher alert. this as we appear to be getting closer to a grand jury decision in the shooting death of michael brown in ferguson, missouri. evan perez is getting this information for us. he's on the scene in ferguson, missouri. they're bracing for a grand jury decision as early as tomorrow. friday. then presumably there could be about 48 hours before that decision is made public. but in the meantime a lot of concern that protests could develop if, in fact, the police officer is not charged, is not indicted. the protests could be angry. let's bring in evan perez, the news for us. evan, be precise, tell us exactly what you're learning because it's not every day that federal law enforcement goes on a -- issues a warning to local and state authorities go on a higher state of alert. >> well, wo

pero mario dÍaz balart no cree que se llegarÍa tan lejos. >>> el pueblo americano quieren que trabajemoson con cautela. >>> creo que no viene de personas con buenas intenciones. no veo ninguna razÓn por la que dar informaciÓn previa al anuncio del presidente. >>> 116 demÓcratas, incluyendo el liderazgo del partido firmaron esta carta intandolo a actuar rÁpidamente. >>> tiene la obligaciÓn, hazlo de un modo generoso para muchas familias. >>> y bien tras varias llamadas a la casa blanca ellos nos insistieron que todavÍa se reÚnen con organizaciones que defienden a los inmigrantes y funcionarios del departamento de justicia y de seguridad nacional. pero en muchos de los puntos que se avanzaron son recomendaciones que fueron enviados de parte del concilio de legisladores. >>> lori montenegro muchas gracias. y la red de jornaleros presentÓ una demanda para que paren ya las deportaciones, la demanda a nombre de varios indocumentados alega que se violÓ la ley a una peticiÓn para que suspendiera las deportaciones y ampliara acciÓn diferida. y dicen que ahora que admitiÓ que se deportan a persona

republican congressman mario diaz-balart joins us now. >> thank you, carol. >> we heard house speaker boehner filed a lawsuit against the president over obamacare. can you just tell me what you think about that? >> the lawsuit is really about overreach. it's whether the president can do whatever he or she likes regardless of what the law may say or not. and that's bigger than president obama or an issue. that's the separation of powers. that's our constitution, that's the rule of law. and you know, no man, no woman, and no president whether it's president obama or president nixon can be above the law. so i think what we're dealing with here is bigger than obamacare. bigger than executive action. it's whether the president of the united states has the power to do whatever he or she wants to do regard leless of whether law allows him or her to do that. >> are you comparing president obama to president nixon? >> i'm not a constitutional authority. you know who is? who is a constitutional scholar, president obama. he's lectured on the issue.

nos acompaÑa congresista de la florida, mario diaz-balart. >> gracias, jorge. >> durante aÑos usted ha estÁn aquÍ no sean deportadas. parte de la razÓn por la que estoy comprometido para lograr la reforma migratoria es para parar esas deportaciones. pero si lo que el presidente ha estado diciendo por tantos aÑos no es mentira... >> que Él no era emperador. >> si era ilegal, el problema es que un juez, que no son partidistas, si estÁ de acuerdo con lo que el presidente ha dicho tantos aÑos, lo echa abajo, entonces todas esas personas que han firmado, han firmado su sentencia de deportaciÓn. >> ¿su partido lo va a bloquear? >> no lo creo. bien sea como legislador es legislar, y eso es lo que yo voy a tratar de hacer. >> joe boehner bloqueÓ la acciÓn legislativa. >> exacto, yo creo que ahora tenemos que seguir trabajando para llegar a un estatus permanente legal para los indocumentados. esto se nos hace mÁs difÍcil. >> ¿en los prÓximos dos aÑos se podrÁ hacer? >> yo espero que sÍ, sería un error tratar de cerrar el gobierno. >> ¿tratar de destituir al presidente, por ejemplo? >> no, eso l

you saw those efforts in the house as well with mario diaz-balart and the very conservative members as well like sam johnson in texas. so you saw members from the republican party that have very different views coming together to try to solve the problem and as the chairman said we have an immigration system and we do need to address that and i think that those feelings remain and have been pretty consistent since the 2012 evaluation that we did after we lost the white house. so it is yet to be seen what the legislators have in mind but i think that as the party platform stands, we need to address immigration reform and secure the borders. we saw over the summer we saw more than 60,000 children making a dangerous life-threatening trip from honduras, guatemala and el salvador over to the u.s. going through and dealing with the drug cartels in a very dangerous path to make it to the u.s. and there is nothing humane about that and we cannot encourage and give our neighboring countries the wrong signal that people can come here and be able to stay. we do welcome immigrants. we are a nation

representative mario diaz balart from florida was leading a team of legislators to try to get a bill through the house. john boehner said he never wanted a bill so they were working on that for quite a bit of time there were several reasons that house republicans gave for not wanting to take that up. at first they said they couldn't trust the president on border security. to enforce that portion of any sort of immigration bill. then they said it was because of eric cantor's loss. he come out sort of in support of immigration reform and a lot of people blame that for his loss, even though that's debatable. over the summer we had the wave of central american children coming over. at that time they said we can't do it now, we got this crisis going on. along the way there's people always trying, but a lot of skepticism about whether they are going to get something going. >> ron, now what do republicans do? >> they fight it in many different ways, i think they're debating how far they can go while trying to hold to the line of not seeming so intemperate that they alienate, further alienat

sinai medical center you worked for mario and lincoln diaz-balart, for texas governor rick perry fredhompson we know all those clients but petty missouria of the miami heard did i thought an excellent story the other day where she pointed out that you have represented two brothers from equador who lives here roberto and william esias. they have been convicted in equador of fafta in the amount of $600 million. they say they didn't do it. i don't know the truth or not truth of the situation. gu you escorted them around capitol hill. you introduced them to some powerful members of congress. and yet you never registered as a lobbyist when you did that. i mean, frankly that just looks like lobbying. why didn't you register? >> michael, there are very specific requirements that indicate whether someone needs to register or not. in the case and in the nature of the work that we did, we did not have to register. now let me tell you -- >> did they pay you? >> of course. because we were doing a public campaign. a lot of people know them. they used to be the owners of republican national bank th