afternoon. we've been waiting for the house and senate to vote on the spending bill. the hol? the senate was waiting to hear if the president would sign the bill, now they say he will but price. ature comes at a >> blayne, can you explain what happened today? >> it was a dramatic moment on the senate floor. ader mcconnell came and spoke before the body and recapped a conversation he had with the president saying the president will sign the bill but he will declareer a national ncy at the same time. this is something democrats have omised to fight and some republicans are split on this. today theenate beginning with a simple player. >> let's pray that the president will have the wisdom to sign the bill so the government doesn't shutdown. >> reporter: congress poised to pass a bipartisan bill averting another government shutdown tomorrow. after a morning of uncertainly thiseport from top senate republican mitch mcconnell. >> i had an opportunity to speak

with president trump, and he -- i uld say toll my colleagues, he's prepared to sign the hebill. will also be iuing a national emergency declaration at the same time. >> this is how the people expect to function, not by tweets but by reasonable reality-based compromise. n reporter: that bill would allowrly $1.4 billion for a border barrier and 55 miles of new fencing but no concrete walls. the president's allies framing that as a win. >> the president can declare victory with funding for 55 more miles ofrr rs. >> reporter: but it's less than a quarter of the money the president wanted for his wall and no more than was offered before the shutdown. mike pence telling andrea mitchell. >> the president of the united states hht the r under the statute and constitution to declare a national emergency and

reposition resources to address that. >> reporter: some democrats have already promise today challenge the legality of a national emergency declaration. >> today sarah sanders said the white house is prepared for lega challenges but there shouldn't be any because the president isng d his job. >> we'll continue to follow developments from the white house for you. we are also working several other breaking stories this ternoon. amazon cancels plans to build a campus in newyork. snow still in the forecast for the weekend. doug will be here to tellwh us 's changed, though. first let's go to a story on news4, a see dramatic taser takedown at the foot of the washington momentum. >> we learned the suspect wanted for setting the fire at cometing-pong pizza. gews4 mark segraves starts our live break coverage this

afternoon. tell us what we know so far about wt's happening here. >> reporter: he just made his first appearance in federal he's appeared in d.c. superior court on charges at the national momentum. prosecutors department say why he did the fire at comet pizza but they said it was his distinct blue jacket with white slees that we wore at both locations that gave himte away he was arrested twice outside the washington momentum. prosecutors say the man seen fighting with park officers in this videoe is the s man seen in thisurillance video from inside comet pizza. ryan rimass has bnharged with the fire inside the restaurant. federal inves tgators said suspect went into the restaurant at about 9:30 in t evening and set the curtains on fire, nobody was hurt. two weeks later, on february 4th

and 5th, rimas climbed the fence around the washington momentum nd on the second incident he fought with parofficers, who had to use a baton, pepper spray and finally a taser to subdue him. once he was in custody, he was recognized as the comet pizza suspect because of his jacket with the white sleeves. you'll recall in 2016, kecomet pizza became the center of national ed tension when edward lsh went into the restaurant with a semiautomatic weapon. prosecutors have given no indication there's a connection to the 2016 incident and this most recent arson at comet pizza. it was a d.c. paramedic who responded to the momentum who recognized rimas, told police

and tegt the investigation. >> an incredible encounter there at the momentum. to thereing news on amazon's hq2. amazon is dropping plans to locate one of its hq2 campuses on long island. strong oppositionvi ced the retail giant to pull out. hat does it mean for the headquarters planned for arlington? julie carey has been talking to local leaders. and she joins us live now from arlington. what are the answers? what arehey saying, julie? >> reporter: the short answer is there will be no change in plans here. that's how it was responded ter they had a chanc to talk to amazon officials. but there were moments of anxiety when the amazon news hit social media. but amazon quickly jumped w on e

phonh key leaders here in arlington for the plans they outlined for the national landing will move ahead accoing to the original agreement. it calls for amazon to gradually bring 25,000 jobs here, climbing as high as possibly 38,000 one of the other questions with ew york ropping the location, will arlington push for a bigger piece of the hq2 pie? >> not at this time do we see a need to dothat? we feel very comfortable with the path they've outlinednd we feel comfortable with our ability to manage that growth. at this time, i'm not interested in absbing a speculative new number of jobs. i think what we've discussed with our community makes sense for our community. >> reporter: now amazon also made it clear in its statements today it is not going to reopen the hio compet they're going to continue with plans to expand here in northern

virginia and nashville and other growth will be absorb at the 17 other campuses. coming up we'll have reaction fro new york to the pullout by amazon and for a complete look at how plans are progressesi progressing in our area search hq2 in our washington app. we have shocking news in the arrest of a high school coach on prostitution charges. dellvin jackson is a track coach, police arresteda him wednes they said he rolicited prostitutionm a boy who goes to the school, the y is under the age of 16. the arrest sending shock waves through the school. >> the magnitude isconcerning, something like that is going on

where you trust thech ts to do right and raise and teach your kidspe the proway. >> staffordounty schools released a statement saying they are aware a staff member was arrested and charged. he's now on administrative leave. the gun shots ringing out early this morning in hamlin se fing people ror their lives as they started their day. chris gordon live at the scene now. tell us what you're hearing, chris. >> reporter: one man was shot to death just inside this window a few fee from where i'm standing. the good news we just received, the owner of this day labor center jusgot out of surgery and survived s after beinghot five times. as you can see, the whole building is a crime scene. and detectives are hoping that the security cameras mounted bove will help them catch a killer. people describe it asf a scene o

sheer chaos and panic. shots ringing out, resulting in death. >> we was allig htened. >> reporter: d.c. police say a lone gunman wearing a mask shot two men inde the office. it happened here at tjan labor, a temporary staffing service in northeast washington. one victim wasilled on the scene. the other man was rushed to the surgerospital for police are trying to figure out the motive. >> it does not appear to be a robbe robbery. it doesn'tppear he took anything. >> reporter: a dialysis technician across thetreet arrived just before 6:00 a.m. >> people was getting in their cars and fleeing and running, we was running just to get away from the scene. >> reporter: a workman tls me there were about 30 day laborers inside when the shooting started. police say they have videorom surveillance cameras inside and outse by the front door. a man who doesn't want to appear

on camera had just left after getting his work a assignment heard the shooting. how many shots did you hear? multiple. i can't even count because i was at a sastance, like i . but it was multiple, though. >> reporter: now i spoke with some of theay laborers who came here after work to get paid. they tell me that they have spoken by phone, some of them, with the wife of the owner and she says he is out of surgery surrounded by his family ahis hour. that's the latest live from northeast wa leon, back to you.>> hris gordon reporting live. pat? the senate ha confirmed bill barr as the next attorney general, he received a 55-44 vote. he will now oversea the robert mueller investigation. at his confirmation hearing last

month barr said the investigation should be allowed to continue without interference. barr is expected to be sworn in within the hour. now to the changing picture our stormy weekend. >> here's hoping it's changing for the better. doug kammerer keeping a close eye on that. >> if you want snow, it's nothe changing for better. if you don't want any snow, take a look at this. this ishe stormaking its way in early saturday. we're expecting snow for mostref the but the totals going down just a little bit. we'll talk about what you can expect in your area, the updated snowfall map i have it for you in eight minutes. t far at all. we'll break down newth research on e dangers of diet drinks, especiallyen for w who have gone through menopause. today marks one year since 17 people dien e parkland school shooting. >> we go to break with this tribute to the victims.

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turned fromio profel to sexual. one accuser said he had an inappropriate conversation with her when she was just 15. in a statement adams says he's not a perfect man and he's made mistakes and apologizes for those but he alsoalls the allegations upsettingly inaccurate. here's an entertainment related story. can you believe it's been five years since "the tonight show" with jmyallon debuted? >> yes, i can. when he took the show over, he also tookt back to its birthplace in new york.te >> rep it's the introduction five years ago that ushered in a new tonight show. >> i'm jimmy fallon, i'll be your host. >> reporter: he welcomed will smith as the first of hundreds of guests. and u2 at the top of 3 rock.

how mind blowing you've done it so man times. >> it goes by so fast. you remember when the set wasil being and booking your first guests. can we film u2 on the roof, that was five years ago. >> reporter: what do you remember about the first hour? >> i was so nervous. >> reporter: a parade ofta srs helped calm his nerves, paying off fictional $100 bets that he would never host "the tonight sho show". someone else managed to throw him a curve ball. >> i remember my dad heckling me during the monologue. my dad goes we paid a lot of money for that school. thanks for being here. i love i you. n't believe my dad is heckling me on my first "tonight show". >> reporter: you're following carson and leno that did it for decades, can you foresee yourself doing it for decades? >> they're my idols.

if i can come close, i'll try it. as long as there's an audience watchi i'll do it. >> reporter: bringing his own brand of fun to the tonight show. mark barker nbc news. >> getting heckled by his dad, that's cool. he's been hosting a celebrity ambassador of specialaus each night and tonight it's the girl out's. kendall jenner and the music duo florida georgia line also guests tonight. five years flyy when you're having fun. isn't that right? >> yes. >> i heard the only other time he got nervous was when he met a certain meteorologist from d.c. that's not doreen gentzler. check this out. >> we were playing the whisper challenge. me and jimmy playing the whisper challenge. that was one of the coolest experiences i've ever had.

the best part was when they smmd doug er, i got to come out from behind the curtai that was t coolest. i made it look like there was an audience, there was no audience. i home fun with it. jimmy is one of the coolest guy you'll meet. >> you played it well. >> didou have walk u music? >> no. i don't know what it b would if i did. >> that was great. ap i'm still waiting for my second arance. >> shows you how well you did. >> the invitation is in the. ma >> come on, jimmy, it's five years, let's get this done. guys, we need snow, don't we? >> sote of you do,ll of us. >> i have two nonsnow lovers up here andri saying it on. out there right now cloud cover across the area. we saw some sunshine, i was hoping for more today. high temperatures around 51 degrees, that's where we are. high temperature so far 51 with

winds out of the south 8 miles per hour. he north cooler, in the 40s. 48 frederick. 45 hagerstown. if you like these numbers we go up more tomorrow. we have the cloud cover coming in across ouron re we're watching a storm system right now that's way back to the . this is one monster storm. i was just checking to see, i'vh beenring all kinds of stuff about the weather. listen to this. towas reno, nevada, thunderstorm warnings. lake tahoe, they'reng get 2 to 5 feet of snow, and 150 mile an hour winds at the ridge tops. isn't that great? we'll see a piece of that storm make its way across the region on saturday. not friday. your fridayoosng great, mostly cloudy skies but headed

out, no probm. mperatures start to cool overnight and by 7:00 a.m. saturd we're waking up to snow pretty much area wide. but you notice to the north of frederick, this computer model at least not bringing much up there. this is the trend d.c. south. this storm has shifted by about 50 miles to the south. you can see through 1:00 still sning around much of the area. not much, what am i expeing? coating to an inch, winchester leesburg,.c. to 3 inches towards fredericksburg. get u get a boom you might 3 or 4 inches around fredericksburg ands poi the south. we still have two days to go, we uhave move 30 miles that puts the 1 to 3 in the d.c metro area. me, i have my pajamas on inside out right now. what we're going to be watching, just a little bit in the way of snow on grassy surfaces, we

don't think it's a big deal. we're not even calling for a weather alert day. 41 on saturd. 40 on sunday. monday a high of 48. then we get to the real storm that we've been talking about for the better part of two weeks, actually. we'll talk more about that, i'll see you at 4:45. >> it is the leading cause of death in women. >> tonight a "today" show anchor opens up about his pain after losing his mother and he reveals why the warning signs may be different for women than men. staying on top of amazon's decision to back out of new york city. where the company is

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we are still following tha breaking news coming from capitol hill. senators voting on the measure to fund the government right now. the president is expected to sign that bill, but he's also re a nationac emergency to get his wall money. we'll have an update on the latest in just a moment here. in the meantime news4 h been challenging you to make

someone smile with act random of kindness. >> molette green visited the community of hope to visit an organization that helps families succeed as they transition out of homelessness. >> lookt the things nbc 4 delivered to commu of hope, its transitional housingca loon in d.c., everything you need for the bath, bathroom, kitchen, the kids. when you're resetting after experiencing homelessness, that's what this organization does for so many in d.c. i want to bring on leigh garrett to talk about the wish list you have. >> we need these items and so many more. we have about 200 families moving in and out of shelter this year. this is families that have literally nothing. they're relying on your acts of kindness to make a difference for the families we serve. >> we need you to step up and commit an a of kindness.

and excited to ha.c miss he has a nonprofit dedicated to this. you started this for personal reasons. >> yes, acts of random kindness because i experiencedne homele myself i know how important it to have resources in the community s you can pave the way to success. >> pay it forward. this is not enough.k chut the wish list. we'll put a link on our website so you can donate, help out, and commit a random act of kindness today. that is the latest from community of hope. back i to you. tomorrow we wrap up random acts of kindness week with a stop in prince george's county. join molette green a more than java coffee shop. between 6 and 7:0a.m. you'll get a free cup of coffee and as a pastry. valentine's vow.

>> i don't think there's anyone luckier than me. >> a local couple shares their stories with us. new reaction as amazon itches its plan for their new campus. a warning for women. i'm doreen gentzler, i'll share search about the

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breaking news here at the live desk. president trump plans to declare a national emergency to get his money for the border wall. we'll take you to the floor. senators voting on the government spending bill. that deal includes funding for border security but does not include the exact dollar amount the president wanted for his border wall. it's expected to pass in the senate and then the president is expected to sign it but he also plans onigning an executive order so he can divert funds to billis wall. in the morning senators saidth were praying trump would sign the bill. looks like that's where it's headed and thousands of government workers and contractors can keep reporting to work. back to you guys. >> thank you, we're alsohi wa two other breaking situations. a man is facing federal charges in connection to a fire set inside the cet ping-pong

restaurant in northwest. video shows officers using a stun gun to take this man done, it's ryan rimas, that's the washington momentum. prosecutors say when the paramedics got there, the recognized him from the restaurant surveillance video. ao following the breaking story about amazon scrapping plans to build a headqyorters in ne city. plans are moving forward for the new officers in arlington and nashville, tennessee. the company confirms it is backing out of the deal ino new york open the campus in chris palone reports. >> reporter: from the moment amazon revealed it would put its second headquarters in new york city opponents criticized the deal. today theen appy killed it.

in a statement the giant blad elected officials. while polls show 70% of new yorkers sport our plan ps and investment, a number of state and local politicians have made it clear the do not like our presence and will not work with us. they planned on bringing 25,000 jobscrs the river from manhattan. but critics feared it would raise housing prices and increase the strain on transit. new york mayor de blasio slammed the company. we gave amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbor and do business in the greatest city in the world. instead of working with the community, amazon threw ay that opportunity. elected officials are aeady facing questions how losing job

could be a good thing. >> we could invest in ourselves e wanted to >> reporter: amazon confirmed lans for its second headquarters outside washington d.c. are still in place and the company is not looking for another city to replace n york chris palone nbc news new york. cing up on news4 at 5:00 what does amazon's pullout out of new york city mean for arlington? julie carey finds out the latest on that. and why prince george's county has hope to landing the company there. we told you moments ago the senate was passing the measure to fund the government. we understand that bill has passed in the senate. ngu see senator me den fnendez l the podium there. the president is expected to sign the bill once it lands on his desk and then he's going to declare a

national emergency to get the border wall funding h awas asking f now it appears the government wil shutdown tomorrow. you may want to think twice about drinkingiet soda with your dinner tonight. >> reporter: according to a new study from the america heart association, women who drink two or more diet drinks a day are a a higher risk of stroke and heart disease. this was a big study. researchers followed more than 80,000 post menopause women, and found those who drankha more one artificially drink a day were 23% more likely trohave a compared to those who had one a day or none atall. ele women were also 29% more likely to d heart disease. and 16% more likely to die

prematurely from any cause. the risks the studies found were higher forbese and african-american women with no history of heart disease or diabetes. the study did not show cause and effect. researchers say it's impossible to determine if it's because of a specific sweetener, drink or health issues. i don't drink a l of diet sodas, but this is a big study from the american heart associatn. it makes me think twice before i drink another diet soda. >> it make women drinking those diet sodas think twice about continuing that pattern. > heart disease is the leading cause of death among women. d a topic that hits close to home for carson daly. now he's opening up about his pain of losing his mother to a

heart attack in the hopes ofuc ing others. >> i don't know how to articulate my relationship with mom. 100%enial she's not here. the love was so strong the hurt was so strong. as painful as it is for me to talk about it puically, if it helps one other son, my advice is look for heart disease because it's literally killing women in this country mor than any other thing. >> there are reasons for that. part of the problem is that women tend to experience different symptoms than m do during a heart attack. men get pain in their chest and left arm. women often have back, shoulder and stomach pain. tune ins tomorrowtoday" .raps up its heart smart seri you'll hear from carson and dr. john torres will answer youu tions about the risks. >> so important for women and men to know the symptoms, as

well as the risks. a sber day of remembrance as we mark one year from the pa. land school shooti >> we're in florida with a look at how students and the community are remembering the victims. miracle rescue. a woman pulled from danger as mudslides hit out west. thero moisture these storms could affect our weather. with snow in the forecasur for sy i'm bringing out the bread meter. where is it going to land? i'm goi to be answering this question at 4:45. and doug and i areoing to be breaking art theap

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getting our first look at a massive demuds that sent an entire house sliding down a hit. this is ol-leto, california, just north of san francisco. you can see the house dislodged from its foundation. w a wom inside the structure as it slid down this hill and slammed into another home. the woman became trapped in the mud and debris but firefighters were able to get her out. word is she's expected to survive. the mudslides came after strong storms dumped several inches of ra in the area. we have learned that climatc chanld affect supplies of valentine's day favorites,

champagne and >>chocolate. when we think about valentine's day, we think of champag champagne, something sweet like chocolatge why not indyourself. in just over 30 years from n, valentine's day may lookt differ as temperatures continue to warm. we tagk about cha which comes from france. warming temperatures have helpeu wine pion because the grapes stay on the vine longer but as temperatures continue to warm, by the year 2050, champagne in france no longer an ideal climate to grow the.rape there so 2050 when you're sipping on your bubbly wine may not be pagne. when we talk about chocolate we head to west africa, because this is where 20% of the cacao trees are grown. the uted states is the largest

importer of chocolate. think about mars and the candy prey uce, all of the chocolate. as we continue to see warming temperatures and changing rainfall patterns, it's going to change wherehose crops are grown, impacting the cacao trees in west africa. in 30 years we could see a big difference in our chocolate, the price going up, and we b mig drinking sparkling wine, but we won't be calling it champ because it might be difficult to get it out of that region in . fran >> could impact a lot of romances. >> especially if they're centered around romance and chocolate. >> and impacting a lot of wallets. nextet year you it was lers. breaking news. >> relief across thea a as we learn the government will not shut down again friday night. how president trump said he will get money still for his border

wall without the help of congress. doug and amelia tracking snow chances. look at what the radar could look like ove trhe

at 4:45 let's get you caught up with four things to know. amazon is pulling out of its plan to build a headquarters in new york. the company blames local and state politicians for that decision. plans are moving ahead for its headquarters here in arlington. cell phone video shows a dramatic atakedown of man suspected ofetting a fire inside the comet pizza shop in . northw cops used a stun gun as they arrested ryan rimas earlier this month. whenic param got there they recognized him from surveillance video from therestaurant. > a swearing in ceremony set to begin right now for newly

confirmed attorney general bill barr. he was confirmed by a 55-45 vote earlier this afternoon. he will now oversea robert mueller's invesgation of russian interference. thehite house says president trump will sign the funding bill that will prevent a government shutdown late tomorrow night. he hasn't given up on the border wall. he also plans to declare a national emergency. pat, bk over to you. thank you, erika. political leade from both sides of the aisle gathering today to honor the life of the country's longest serving member of congress, john dingell. fthere was aeral mass this morning, former president bill clinton, house majority leader steny hoyer all delivered

remarks. anngell represented for 59 years. as president clinton joked he never lost his passion for politics. >> let's be honest,re one of th ons none of us would have missed this, this is the only time in our entire lives in public sere ce wherere in the same room with john dingell and got the last word. >> dingell died last year at the age of 92 after a battle with cancer. he'll be buried in a private se>>ice storm. a somber day in parkland, florida. >> 1days taken a year ago today. it ignited a gun conol debat and turned some students into political activists. >> today w not a day for debate or politics. it was a day of love and remembrance. >> reporter: silence marking the

moment the community o parkland, florida was forever changed. as students,ie s, and family members once again cling to one ovother. >> i my son. i haven't heard his voice for 365da . >> reporter: tomorrow the 14 students and three educators killed one year ago at marjorie stoneman douglasigh school. state-wide a pause as hundreds of thousands seek menning with acts of community service. for manyurvivors the struggle to bring any sense to the tragedy goes on. he i do feel question of why, why am i still here? because i know i have some sort of tpurpose, tha kind of keeps me going. >> welcome to the revolution. >> reporter: as for the students who've become leading voices in the fight for gun control. they have chosen to spend this day out of the spotlight to

honor those who werelost. some of them speaking with kate snow a few days ago, saying their fight will never stop. >> you have neen the last of us. >> reporter: survivors of an act of gun violence, working to turn grief into action and honor the 17 lives that were lost. dan shenman nbc news. your torm team 4forecast. we have one more day, doug, to sort of enjoy this warmth in the middle of winter? >> it's a mild day today. temperatures average around he4. inow 50s in most locations. tomorrow we get into the upper 50s to low 60s.e even thoughve plenty of cloud cover. and socked in with the clouds today. current number sitting at 51 in d.c. notice to the south and west, 58 chmond, 58 towards charleston, west virginia that's the warmer air that's going to slide across our region tomorrow.

so we stiet in the upper 50s and maybe the low 60s across our region. comingrm system we have our way is way back towards the west still. it is a mster of a storm here. we're going to see pieces of energy make its way a oss the country and back through parts of t of the planes and st. louis and kentucky area. for us we coul see an advisory in parts of our area fromo tomorrow i parts of the day saturday. saturday is the day to watch. no problems tomorrow. the nex storm, movin in on saturday morning. 7:00 a.m., snow area wide, maybe a mix to south. but i think everyone gets in on the snow. e only exception is toward the north. which was hit hard from the ice. yo may get break from this. and it may stay down to the south. let's talk about the imcts this storm is going to have. you mentioned we have another day that we can maybe w wt and see wh need out there. amelia, do we need the bread? >> let's see what the meter is

saying. we have from no worries, grab a taf, stock up f week. it's not stock up for the week. iou think if pantry is empty, you want something for breakfast saturday hirning. we you'll be able to get ut if you need to on saturday evening with the storm system pulling out from the area. but this forecast has changed day by day as the storm s ctem reales together. so you want to stay tuned for updates. here's what i'm thinking for road impacts. i think the biggest impacts are ing to be south of washington. so southern maryland, southern prince william and fauquier counties. i think you'll see slush on roads, especially the secondary roads, main roads might be okay. then behead to the yellow area, d. county, pretty good, they belthould stay wet. again, likely not dealing with slush, just wet roads from rain and snow, but temperature above

freezing i think for the most wrt on the road surface. and then look up around the mason-dixon line, we don't think there's going to be much of impact at all up there, areas like frederick and washington county where we had thet significcing earlier in the week. why is the storm system continuing to change today the computer models are bringing the storm fartherouth and our temperatures, we have a 60 degree day tomorrow, our high onaturday is around 40. temperatures when the snow is falling are going to be in the low to mid 30s so right around freezing. that produces a slushy wet sno and somoad impacts out there. but the snow is great for making snowballs, snowmen, that sort of thing. >> if you get it you'l be able to do that. so temperaturetomorrow looking od at 62. mile, 41 degrees on saturday. after the snow ends. 40n sunday. a 30% chance of showers on monday. then we have to turn our

attention from tuesday into wednesday. think wednesday could be a storm as far as ice is concerned. we have a storm there. and thenyi s on the mild side. a lot of chances for showers, but it would be rain showers just about all of next week. >> all right. >> thanks,> doug. his valentine's day a local military couple shares their love story with news4 and it wasn't exactly love at first sight. let's get a look at what's on news4 at 5:00 with jim and wendy. >> we have a lot coming up. we continue to watch the breaking news for you thi evening as the president prepares to declare a new jersey to build a border wall. the widening investigation after a local track coach is arrested for slis sitting a minor for prostitution. n shortage of the apps you can use looking for love.

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emergency. the white house referred again to a humitarian crisis at the southern border. theti declara will be an attempt by the president to take money from the parts of the federal government to fund the border wall he's been talking about. the agreement only includes money for about 55 miles offensing. mcconnell says he'll support the emergency declaration. but just a short time ago we ard from the top democrat, chuck schumer. >> this is not an emergency. president trump couldn't convince mexico, he couldn't co ince the americanpeople, he couldn't convince their elect representatives to pay for his ineffective and expensive so now he's trying an end run around congressn a desperate attempt to put taxpayers on the hook for it. >> so now we still have a vote in the house before this reaches