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Judiciary economist will agree to a deal. the top republican suggested that ship sailed. listen to this. >> mr. rangle, under these rules was given opportunities to negotiate a settlement during the investigation phase. we're now in the trial phase. >> reporter: so we'll see if they can reach a deal, but all the parties who have to sign onto it will sign. congressman rangle is talk about the allegations because they're public and he's being saying he wants to talk. >> shepard: the hearings are supposed to start right away. that's still on schedule, flight. >> the public hearing was today. a tr...

All mexican visitors. it warns under the new law, foreigners without proper id can be detained and held at detention center. and that, quote, all mexican citizens could be bothered or questioned without motive and at any moment. it deeply upset the u.s. government. >> sorry. that was a ukrainian government. don't know why they are pissed about this. >> sowpdz like mexico is frighten that arizona might be as dangerous as mexico. >> well, yeah, he is trying to get rid of them. the guy in mexico says, you can't keep our people out. olay! and there they go. this whole thing, years ago they got job...

That wouldn't take effect for three or four years. >> i don't disagree we can't find common ground if people are anxious to see the 118 billion worth of overpayment in certain statements and -- states and areas where we're seeing overpayment in medicare where we can come to common ground. i particularly am very focused on small business. i worked in a bipartisan way with senator snowe for years last 6, 7 years on how do we create a greater marketplace for private industry to provide a product to small businesses they can afford and that's available to them. meaningful coverage at more reasonab...

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That's all ahead unless breaking news changes everything on a busy day in "studio b." >> developing, all eyes on charlie rangle as a house subcommittee moments ago issued 13 counts of ethics violations which could potentially get him kicked out of congress. what is unclear is whether rappel rangle has struck a deal to avoid a public trial. about one hour ago, the ethics subcommittee on standards of official conduct convened to lay out the charges. but congressmen rangle did not show up. he didn't have to. the subcommittee is looking into serious accusations, among them he used political power ...