garret who was driving on a suspended license managed to get out of the water but he left his girlfriend behind. >> when he crashed the vehicle into the water, he got out and ran away. that's an offense in itself. >> i can't believe he was such a cowered and left her there. >> garret scheduled to face a judge friday morning. >>> now to a developing story on capitol hill. congress running out of time to avoid a government shutdown. some democratess say they won't support any deal that doesn't help the d.r.e.a.m.ers. nbc 10 drew smith live in our news center. are democrats really willing to shutdown the government over the issue? >> this is one of the few areas democrats have leverage. the senate bill needs 60 votes in the senate. that's impossible to achieve without support from both sides. a call to shut the government down. >> what do we want? >> reporter: people in allentown held candles all in support of the d.r.e.a.m.ers, people brought here illegally as children. >> i know someone who has ptsd over this. and every night they're stressed out if i.c.e. is going to come to the door. >>

garret escaped and allegedly ran from the scene leaving his girlfriend behind. she died in the river. garret faces several charges including leaving the scene of a crash and causing death while driving. >>> and a warning that septa will no longer anticipate medicare cards starting today. with a valid i.d. people age 65 and older can still ride free at all times on all septa transit routes. >>> i'm meteorologist bill henley. we're getting a cloudy start this morning. if you're heading out the door, we're dealing with some scattered snow showers. most of the area is dry right now. there's a shower chance during the day today, but it's most likely that we'll see rain and then steady snow late tonight and tomorrow morning. there will be some shoveling to do for much of the area. we're starting with these snow showers this morning. you can see some scattered snow showers very light now moving into burkes county and the lee high valley. we've seen a few flurries in wilmington and chester county. the steadier snow is just coming into lancaster right now. it's going to

. >> garret, very quickly here, there was a lot of drama last night. that vote was left open for a very long time. we watched the body language in the well of the senate, who was going into the cloak room with whom and saw senator lindsey graham wander over to where the democrats were saying and cross his arms and talk to them, listen to what they had to say. 12, 15 hours out, what do we know about what they were discussing last night? was it principally focused on the calendar, what we heard from the senate majority leader, that it could go till the 8th of february as opposed to what was passed in the house, the 16th? >> it was. he has been the chief evangelist of this going to february 8th. we saw graham trying to convince democrats that this could be a good deal for them, that this could be the necessary step to increase pressure on the white house, increase pressure on members of graham's own party, to get a deal done. so, you saw a lot of that sort of ping ponging back and forth across the room. with graham ting toonvince some democratic allies wi

while garret was talking chuck schumer emerged from the republican cloakroom. at the bottom of your screen with his back to you is lindsey graham who's been involved in the talks all night. so this is right now kind of how a bill becomes or more appropriately doesn't become law. you are watching your u.s. senate at work, and to many of you some of the faces you see bernie sanders, the independent who caucuses with the democrats, some of the faces will be familiar. but also it should be noted schumer is still over in the republican side of the well of the senate. that is for the lack of a better ter term, enemy territory for him. he's talking to jeff flake like he's going to meander back to the left side. we have not seen mitch mcconnell yet. and we are now in the process of zeroing in on the clerk of the senate. i think that was a brave try to try to zero in on linda graham. so there is a schumer in the foreground going back up the democratic side. jeff, can you add anything from over there? >> reporter: i can. i can tell you this, garret laid out really well t

police say garret was behind the wheel and then catapulted into the river. garret faces several charges including leave the scene of a crash and causing death while driving. >>> in the lee high valley residents forced from their homes because of sinkholes will have to find new places to live. the damage is so bad a structural engineer had to condemn them. residents from several townhomes were forced out into the cold yesterday morning. at least 80 nearby were left without water and heat. >>> rescue crews sprang into action after a group of people got stranded on the ice. officials rescued 13 people. no one was hurt. >>> police say the 13 brothers and sisters kept in a southern california home were so malnourished that police officers first thought they were all children even though several were as old as 29 years old. police arrested david allan turpen and louise allen turpen on sunday after their teenage daughter escaped from their home outside los angeles. she said she and her 12 siblings were being held captive. when police arrived they found some as youn

cnn political analyst and columnist for the washington post, garret first to you, knowing the falloute fallout of jim comey, how unbelievable is it to you that despite months of knowing, after comey, that sessions and trump still pressured wray? >> i think what we're seeing is that none of this sort of seemingly anomolous behavior the first time around was anomylous. they'll feeling free to ignore years of intelligence and sort of separation and independence between the justice department, law enforcement and the president. this is something that we are -- we should not be all that surprised by. what we shouldn't be surprised by, in fact, that chris wray stood up to this, that chris wray has been very clear about where his moral compass lays and he was part of that team in 2004 with jim comey and bob mueller who threatened to resign over the domestic wiretapping controversy. >> we should also point out while listening to you, we heard from the president a little while ago, the press pool shouting questions. he is denying that any of this took place. josh, over to you. do you think tha

fox news correspondent garret ten any has more.orney general jeff session has a long history of opposing pot leelization and on thursday he took a shot acro t marijuana history by reversing an obama policy allowing marijuana markets to yoarnt in states where it's legal. it comes a little more than a month after sessions saying he was taking a hard look at policy and its legal implications. the use of marijuana is debt requirement alan we should not give encouragement in any way to it. the new policy drew immediate condemnation from a number of people including garner who says sessions promised him that it would not be a priority. the conversation we had that was specifically about this issue of state's rights in colorado until he lives up to that commitment i will be holding all nominations to the department of justice. the move also comes just four days after california launched the world's biggest legal marijuana market and the new policy could have significant economic impacts by injecting uncertainty into an industry that's alr

fox's garret ten any reports. >>reporter: reactions continue to pour in after the release of michael fire and furry. it paints the trump administration as dysfunctional. those close to the president are coming to his defense. not only it is not accurate, there are so many misrepresentationations in this book that it shouldn't be taken seriously. those statements are observed. i'm with him almost every day we talk about some of the most serious matters and the world, complex issues. the president is engaged. he understands the complexity. he asks really difficult questions the president again responded to the book's allegations as well tweeting in part i've had to put up with the fake news from the first day i announced that i would be running for president. now i have to put up by a fake book written by a discredited the authors. the book's author said he is standing by anything i wrote. if i left out anything it's probably stuff that was even more damning. it's bad? it's an extraordinary moment in time. >> some o

in a garret if the ventilation system were to fail or something were to catch fire this could be a major hazard. not only the criminals are in danger of being injured or even dying but the people who live around such a lab and they're in danger as well and that this act like the drug money is giving criminals more and more influence on the rest of society that's something we really don't want that law you know i click a family of need hill successful raids like this usually take the neighbors completely by surprise rarely did they suspect that when the friendly folks in the house next door said they were self employed they were actually engaged in something so illegal. and europe's drug trade is estimated to be worth a staggering twenty four billion euros it's still growing and consumers well it has to be assumed continue to pay with their lives. now all countries are secretive about their nuclear programs that particularly applies to friends where there are fears that radioactive waste at a military complex close to the heart of the capital paris may pose a grave threat to the people of

institutions have higher rates of confidence than any book garrets. however indeed the time is very short but it's a crucial time because now for civil society it is the time to go on the streets and the bulgarian government always had a key interest and showing that it's that pro european country so it might actually be high time now that it will be pushed for a full however we have seen on the second of february that the president got if veto at the new anti-corruption law so without a big push from brussels at the same time without strong observation from the media like yourself there is not going to happen much if we have the attention there is that a certain seed of hope there is also the concern was europe then and. its political elite are somewhat more for russian influence in the e.u. how concerned are you about that i mean how big of a problem or a threat is that well you have to understand that over ninety percent close one hundred percent of the energy reserves of area that includes fossil fuels but also nuclear energy is directly tied to r

and when i moved to new york, to my surprise, there was not grant money and a garret in the west village set aside for me. - [announcer] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy, and by claire and carl stuart.

garret is our man outside in the hallway. what activity if you see outside? >> reporter: i was outside watching this whole thing of graham developing of this back and forth negotiations. there is a group of p ares who have been involved of immigration reform circling around that conversation, jeff flake that you mentioned, john cornyn was coming over at times to listen in. graham's opponents over this week, tom cotton and david purdue across the while having their own miniature huddle with some other republican members as they try to work out what could be the goldielocks' deal today. this 30-day c.r. is just too long. that was too short. what the conversation has been about to the best that we can tell is the length of time to allow and try to keep the government open. it appears earlied earlier on f smoke signal that we used around here, when mitch mcconnell came to his desk, when we start to see movement that there would be an actual speaking on the senate floor which has been stalled since this vote's stalled. now, you have schumer who's going to be the p

. >> garret blunt won a super bowl with the patriots last year. also addressed the team. he never won a super bowl the last time he was in the playoffs his second season nine years ago. he told the players, you got to embrace the moment you never know when it will come around again. that message really hit home. >> so true. they have not won a home playoff game in 11 years. the sixers spent the morning sightseeing in london taking a team pick in front of the tower bridge. they are looking for a win. the sixers face the celtics across the pond and a winning record and boston is the best team in the east and sixers trying to keep this run alive. >> we tried in december that was the hallmark, last year we had a great month of january and this year looking like we'll have another great one. we have to keep playing together and learn how to play with each other and keep on getting better. >> claude giroux is getting better and going back to the all-star game. the flyers leading scorer and second in the nhl named the all-star game for the fifth time. >>

garret. he drove all four of my kids to school. what a wonderful thing. >> so, so sweet. if you can't be in minneapolis for super bowl lii, maybe you'll be hosting the party and having people over for the big game. harry harriston has what you need to go before the big game kicks off. >> reporter: with 25 years in the business farmers insurance agency knows a things or two. hamilton tells us you should have four plays in your party play book. play number one, keeps guests. >> you happen to make sure your floor is free of depry. >> hamilton says a slip and fall on your property could result in you being sued. plea number two, avoid penalties with alcohol. >> make sure anyone that's overintoxicated you're not letting them go. >> if they must leave, ord them a ride or have designated driver. >> most people look at what's covered but exclusions look at what's covered. >> for example, intentionally acts covering damage is not cover. >> while you're watching the game if you get so excited and have that row moat your hand and throw it at the tv, you'll be playing for it. sure yo

where is my garret when you really need him? after the false incoming missile alert in hawaii, lodge notifications will require verification by two people. you think that would've been in place already. may be a warning that prompts you to double-check the message before it goes out. when i want to delete an email, i am asked, are you sure you want to delete an email. that's for an email, not a state alert telling people they are about to die. here's a thought. maybe don't have that menu item for incoming missile so close to one that says "just testing." that's like having the kids trampoline next to a wood chipper. this group cannot be overstated. imagine if it were you, your family you're being told we were all going to die and for 40 minutes, that's your reality. then someone comes along and says oops. my wife was in hawaii. she saw mothers sobbing uncontrollably, realizing they would never see their kids again. she watched families saying goodbye and yet the presses already back to the swearword. what a contrast between real

kelly: garret tenney, thank you.meanwhile on capitol hill, top senate democrats are hammering out a deal to protect hundreds of thousands of the so-called dreamers brought here illegally as children but they warn president trump demands on immigration could lead to government shutdown, any room for compromise? joining us alex, conservative millennial on conservative review and ben, last podcast on the left, thank you for talking to us. so, ben, top democrats are saying that top's immigration demands could lead to government shutdown, nobody wants that. so where is the room for compromise when it comes to immigration? >> there was a lot of room for compromise on the issues of chain migration and doing away with the lottery immigration process that we have now and going towards more of a merit-based approach. there you have a much -- a lot of compromise and a lot of agreement amongst the republicans and the democrats. this poison pill of $18 billion for a border wall is really what is holding the entire bill hostage an

where is my garret when you really need him? incoming missile alert in hawaii, lodge notifications will require verification by two people. you think that would've been in place already. may be a warning that prompts you to double-check the message before it goes out. when i want to delete an email, i am asked, are you sure you want to delete an email. that's for an email, not a state

garret hague joins us from there now. any reaction there? >> reporter: lawmakers have been in their weekly policy lunches then they went straight to the floor for a vote so we've not seen senators come back out. it's worth pointing out in the senate and in the house the lawmakers in the relevant committees here have gotten their own opportunities to interview both comey and sessions about these questions and gotten very different sets of answers and reactions in the past. remember, that comey interview over the summer was the blockbuster interview of the senate intelligence committee investigation into russia interference. senators felt like comey was forthcoming. jeff sessions was a bit of a different story and testifying in front of the judiciary committee in the house and in the senate separately, on both occasions he invoked this squishy executive privilege where he didn't quite take executive privilege but he refused to talk about conversations that he had had with the president. it was probably in exchange with al franken, the now form

garret hake is live. give us the latest.now we've seen democrats start filing out of their meeting. what have you heard? >> reporter: stephanie, democrats and republicans are leaving their meeting, and they're going to the floor. here's what i can tell you definitively at this point. there will be a noon vote. republicans are saying this vote will happen. it's a little bit of tea leaf reading. you don't generally bring big things like this to the floor unless you know the way it's going to go. right now all the signs are pointing to the democrats being willing to provide the votes to reopen the government. our colleague leanne caldwell just spoke to bill nelson. he was on our short list of people to watch this morning. he told leanne he's ready to vote yes. he thinks a lot of his colleagues are coming with him. so we will know at noon if that vote happens, if the votes are there in the senate. doesn't mean the government opens back up. they'll have to come back over to the house. republican members i've talked to over here a

arthel: garrett tenney has more, garret. >> first detail blueprint of trump's vision for wall, majorxpansion of border security. wall street journal with copy of document which shared with a number of senators on friday and report it is first phase of the plan would cost $18 billion, ten years to complete and include more than 700 miles of new and replacement barriers along the southern border. document also reported lays out the changes to immigration policy that president trump has demanded to be included in any deal to address daca and allow the dreamers to remain in the country. >> we want the wall, the wall is going to happen or we won't have daca. we want to get rid of lottery system, in addition to that we want money for funding, we need some additional border security, these are great people and we need border security, we need ice, but we want to make sure that in terms of what we want and we -- we want daca to happen. >> democrats are slamming the administration's plan for a border wall including senator dick durban who said pushing congress to shutdown, outrageios that the

garret? >> thank you chairman, smith. thank you, members of the panel. i was in another committee and got here as quickly as i could. i did not imagine that i would have the opportunity in the foreign affairs committee to discuss alzheimer's and so i'm delighted that that opportunity has presented itself and i thank the chairman again. now having said that, i will tell you that you probably didn't imagine the direction that i'm about to go here. i think it's fair to say that a rising tide lifts all ships and i would ask rhetorically because i don't want to waste your time whether or not we do medical research well here in the united states. i think the answer is yes, relative to the world we do a pretty good job, right. the next rhetorical question would be, with the designation of a particular item as a schedule one controlled substance stymied the ability of entities whether government or private to research said schedule one controlled substance as it related to medical uses and i think the answer -- if anybody disagrees with me you're welcome to chim