phil brooks. phil brooks. phil's good. phil's good. prasad: agent mcgee, commander prasad, x.o. meeting us. prasad: none too soon. your plane just touched down. the flight was headed for southcom in peru. loaded with humanitarian supplies, no passengers. crew thinks they're here for additional cargo. they could be accomplices. if your robber's on this plane, it was not with the help of navy personnel. i guarantee that. torres: line up over here, please. and, uh, no talking. all right, flight deck is clear. aft wells are clear. cargo area is secured, pallets are sealed. what the hell is going on, sir? a grave misunderstanding. prasad: looks like your robber found another way off that air station. well, we still need to talk to the crew. nick. guys, let's chat. prasad: look, agent mcgee, unless you have proof that your robber was on this plane... bishop: mcgee? got something. hey. i got blood. and torn fabric. looks like a piece of our robber. where's the rest of him? with lindor. a milk chocolate shell with a smooth, melting center from the lindt master chocolatiers lindor, only

brooke. >> speaking of that shutdown, phil mattingly, thank you very much. just down the road, news just in from the white house. they're now looking to have another meeting with congressional leaders to try to end this partial government shutdown now in day 13. the last one just a day ago ended with absolutely no progress. cnn's abby phillip is live for us this afternoon at the white house. abby phillip, did the white house invite the same folks? is there any sign that the president has something new to offer from the last one? >> reporter: hey, brooke. well, there might be another face to face tomorrow at the white house. there has been a formal invitation isn't over to congressional leaders, which includes democrats and republicans on both sides, both chambers on capitol hill, but it's not clear whether that has been accepted, particularly by the democrats because as you suggested, there isn't really anything new on the table that the white house is putting out there in terms of offers that would end the government shutdown. white house officials asked th

cnn's phil mattingly is up on capitol hill for us, so phil, talk to me about these votes that we'll be going nowhere. >> reporter: brooke, in about 30 minutes you'll see two senate votes. one is on the president's proposal, $5.7 billion for a border wall in exchange for what he says is a compromise, temporary protections for daca and some pretty significant changes to south american migrants, things that made it clear to democrats were not a compromise. we know all of one democrat plans to vote for that plan, joe manchin. the democratic proposal, it is a clean extension, reopening the government until february 8th. we know three republicans at this point in time plan on voting for that proposal. democrats need 13. that is also likely to fall short. brooke, what's most important right now i think is what's going to be what happens after the vote? we talked about this a couple times. sometimes you need to see things fail for an opportunity to reach a deal. after the vote, you'll see as many as 15 senators both democrats and republicans take to the senate floor and start talking about there needs to be a way out. senators