lindsay told her mom something seemed strange. >> she again tells me, lindsay, stop being nosy, don'trry about it. but it just didn't seem right. it wasn't enough time for her to have gotten out and gone inside the house. >> so, said nancy, she went to the wall again. her third and final look. >> at that point he was getting out of the jacuzzi. and he was in a very big rush. she's still nowhere to be seen. the look on his face was almost undescribable. it was almost as if he had just gone into another world. it was scary. >> it was instinct that told her something was wrong, said lindsay. so she called 911. >> 911, state your emergency. >> a woman was killed. >> now, hours and hours later, the detectives confronted chris with lindsay's story. why, they asked, didn't her story match his? >> i'm not going to say she's lying, she sounds like a truthful kid, whatever. but i don't know. i can't explain what she's saying she saw. >> so now that question we posed as we began. did lindsay patterson really know what she saw? >>> after his wife's drowning death in a backyard spa, police asked c

lindsay learners. this slide will give a bit of context as to who we are and some of the challenges that lindsay learners face. if you look at our demographics there, we are a real community in the central valley of california, 100% of our learners are on free and reduced lunch. we have high numbers of english learners, and when you look at that bottom statistics of 44% of our learners are from a home where one or both of the parents did not graduate from high school, , and the average education level is fifth grade in the community, the only help that the lindsay children have is an effective school system to serve them. and the importance of that. keep these demographics in mind. as you see some of the successes we demonstrate on one of the later slides. a piece of data that is not up there is that 13% of nancy's children meet the federal definition of homeless. i want to start out with a story of a real lindsay learners before we started our transition to a performance-based system. this story goes

and lindsay and i, it's called the sky jump. and marie did this also.the top of the sky jump 100 stores, i'm so impressed that you did it. >> thank you. i'm honored that you're impressed. >> i'm very impressed, i want to show our viewers what lindsay and i just did. >> now lindsay i would expect it from. >> put your feet in first. >> all right. >> all right. all suited up. so the sky jump is one of the most amazing rides, not only in vegas, but the whole world. >> that's true. >> we're here in the 108th floor. and we're going to be jumping all the way to the second floor. >> that we are. >> are you ready for it? >> i think so. >> am i a bad dad for doing this? >> no, you're the best dad. >> you go first. >> there she goes. three, two, one, go! >> land on your feet! >> you ready, gary? >> awesome. >> i think my dad will be scared at first. >> go! >> unbelievable! this is crazy! >> land on your feet. >> woo-hoo! >> do not tell mom we did this. >> congratulations. you just survived sky jump. >> what do you say? >> and he did tell mom. >> the mom does know.

president, i just want to say what lindsay did. if you think about the obama administration, when you have the votes to pass obamacare, and you couldn't get the dream act passed, you know there's something structurally wrong with the baseline. think about it. you are providing the leadership for a bipartisan solution, consistent with your principles, which i think are important for us to fulfill the promises we made to the american people. and we can provide certainty to the daca population. shame on anybody for getting caught up in words, the wall, for example, when we have the opportunity to provide a solution to achieve your objectives and do something good for the daca population that i think we should. president trump: thank you. you are right, 100%. >> thank you for bringing us all together. i mentioned to you in september when you first made the announcement about daca that you have given a tremendous gift for the american people. it has been 20 years since we have had a vote on immigration at any time. it is very hard and v

i really like lindsay, can you believe that? i never thought i would say that but i do like him a lot. >> me, too. >> we all know that. >> obama couldn't do it. bush couldn't do it. there's a deal he had, if you want it bad enough we'll get it and it would be good for the country. i've never been more optimistic about the immigration reform proposal, making it to the president desk that i am right now. >> we have a good chance. tom cotton. >> thank you, mr. president. as was said there's a deal to be had. the president has made clear he wants to provide some kind of protection for those who received daca work permit at the same time with to do with the negative consequences. we have to end chain migration to prevent a future set of new chain migrants, and secure our border. we have to enforce our laws on the interior as well to decrease the illegal immigration that will inevitably encourage. the president at our group have been clear on that from the very beginning. and help democrats will stand with us and finally take yes for

this morning lindsay graham ask ed why not both.t mean in. but if you ignore all of this stuff, you're blind. by all this stuff, senator gram means in part how the doj handled information coming from christopher steel. steel is behind the bombshell does air on president trump put together before the investigation. the fbi still considered putting him on the gram and other republicans including the president are also complaining about how some justice department officials allegedly favored hillary clinton over mr. trump while those same offerings were part of the team investigating clinton's e-mails. gram hit that topic hard this morning and democrats blasted right back. i want a special council to look at not not only how mr. steel conducted himself. i want to find out if the lead rater of the clinton e-mail investigation had a political bias against trump for clinton to the point that it was a sham investigation a. if they are investigating hillary clinton it doesn't take a genius, let alone a stable genius to see why:amidst all of

>> laura: like obama said s-storm, and lindsay graham, the hell hole of central america?i put central park 5, not renting to black people. there's a thing there. >> laura: so getting back to the characters. >> i think he's a racist. >> laura: you don't know him. >> i've met him one time. >> laura: and you thought he was nar assist. like no one in this town is a narcicisstic. you hang out with the people who read other people's lines for a living. >> you bet. >> laura: they look at themselves in the mirror all day. i'm on television too, but look out, come o. >> i work with the biggest nar sisists in the world. actors are the biggest nar assists in the world. they want attention, want to be loved, they don't even come close to this guy in the one time i spent with him. i was with him, with billy crystal. it was his -- >> laura: another person i adore. >> at his hotel for a fight. and he basically only talked about himself the whole time. >> laura: that's a shock. bill clinton was a smooth operator. you might be better -- he might be better at hiding it. clinton, obama, com

school, and lindsay and somewhat learning have a strong partnership, a good collaborative partnership where we are working together to develop the educator and the leader in workforce. so in a person are customized learning system, that is learner centered we are defining what to look for the adults, person from new york you shared the capacity building. this tool would be available to everybody as we tested and refined and available to anybody nationwide but it's essential partnership between a public school and a charter school that essentially providing a tool for building adult capacity at the classroom level and at the school level. it's an example of events was sick and be made as we work together. >> i would also like to address sectors and partnerships. we are a private company, headquartered in carrollton georgia, international, the largest distributor of copper wire in north america. they noticed with the graduation rate in carroll county, 11 years ago at 65%, economically disadvantaged economically disadvantaged rate was 55%. what could he do to work with the school system

lindsay watts is live at the apple store in georgetown lindsay? >> tony, of course, it's not just kids who are addicted to their phones and other devices. adults are just as guilty. this apple store here was busy up until closing time. the issue though, that these investigators are raising is that research shown being glued to a screen is especially bad for kids as they're developing and can impact mental and health the letters from investigators who say they represent buy $2 billion in apple shares, apple needs to work with researchers and do its own research on the impacts smart phones and device have on kids. another idea was making iphone settings specifically for children that give parents more control over things like time limits and social media opts, basically the letter is urging apple be more proactive and involved in the letter cites research including a study that shows there's a higher risk of suicide and depression for young people who spend hour as day on devices. people we spoke to do agree more needs to be done. they have seen thi

lindsay graham is an example of that. he's been a sharp critic of the if the's until lately. he's now central on this immigration deal. and he realizes that perhaps we can't get a deal to help the dreamers, he's more model rat than the president is on immigration and as we know, it was lindsay graham who confronted the president and the white house about those vulgar remarks but lindsay graham did not address that specifically. he alluded to it but did not confirm durbin's account. robert: jeremy mentioned steve ban en. he's out of the white house now. people naught earlier last year maybe it was bannon the puppet match behind the president but some say this is who he is. >> bannon wasn't around when president trump made the remarks about charlottesville and he wasn't around when he used this vulgar language describing people from haiti and african countries. i think trump will continue to get a long leash as long as he's delivering on the republican agenda. he's got tax reform done. he moved the ambassador to jeers lem. if -- the other thing ask, i think, sarah sanders cance

fox5 lindsay watts live in tacoma park where is icy water has closed an area. east/west highway is closed between new hampshire avenue and tenth avenue. you can see there is is road. crews are hard at work, but the water company for this area says this road may remain closed overnight in to rush hour . that water company says just today in montgomery county and prince george's county there have been more main breaks. we have been rung around some of them. our first stop was on route one in college park near university of maryland . then we found out about flooded homes elsewhere in prince george's county, in fort washington, so we raised over there. take a look at this basement. the homeowner estimates six feet of water. the water main break happened on top of a hill. water flowed down overwhelmed the sewers, so water ended up surging into

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we're live in tacoma park, lindsay watts. crews at j f jfk international airport also dealing with water pipe issues their own causing the partial closure of terminal four . the timing of course couldn't have been any worse, the leak comes as airlines try to catch up from unhs of canceled flights. the frigid temperatures are causing issues with equipment and slower than normal operations. the temperatures also causing problems at howard university here in the district. frozen pipes have led to intermittent heating as well as steam damage in several buildings. is that forcing the delay of class for most students. fox5's evan lambert got a tour of some of the damage up close tonight p and has an update of when cleas are expected to start. university officials hope most of these repairs next monday, but some buildings here might be closed for up to a month like this one behind me. this is annex one where some undergraduate classes are held. they have damage inside because of steam that built up from those burst pipes, that machi

graham and jeff flake, lindsay graham said jeff flake will do whatever i tell him to do. of republican senators. it's very far from what you propose. >> it is. >> tucker: can you win them to your side? >> we have to. this is a priority of the american people. we worked for 4 1/2 months on this bill f you look at the white house put out a document with 70 requests. we worked thu them all. not all of them, this is a very reasonable prioritized proposal that focuses on security, first and foremost, of the american people. address as loophole in our system, some of them are creating threats like we've seen with the terrorist attacks in new york city. they have to be closed. with the chain migration and the visa lottery system. if we're willing to do something on daca, that we are not finding ourselves in the situation again in another one, five, ten years. this is a very reasonable approach. should be the starting point. that's what we need to sit down and negotiate in good faith. >> tucker: march that mcsally of arizona, thanks for coming on, appreciate it. trump administrat

senator lindsay sglam earlier tonight haiti am bar door to u.s. spoke to shawn yancy giving us his take on the president's comments. >> haitian have been here for a very, very long time. haitians lost life and gave blood for independence of to contribute greatly. we he have haitian hawaii university presidents and c cabbyes and so forth and we're been greet contributors and the two people working jointly over the years. work as neighbors and partners and it was quite surprising an disappointing to hear the statements were allegedly 345eud we one of the most important men in the world. >> there was no briefing to ask questions but he held an event for martin luther king junior day. he denied reporters asking if he was a racist. >> through his bravery and sacrifice he on eped eyes and lifted conscious of our na nation. he stirred hearts of our people to recognize dignity written in every human soul. >> the focus of the president tension for the issue lawmakers were focused on immigration reform and specifically daca. the white house and conservative

once you get past the daca debate, and some of these other issues, senator lindsay graham seemed to lay on the table the idea of something that senators support, a comprehensive path to citizenship for all 11 million, 12 million people illegally in this country. the president seemed to respond let's do it, let's go for it, something along those lines. are we to take away that the president is firmly committed to a path to citizenship and to try and get to a path to citizenship for all 11 million illegal imgrabts in the country -- immigrants in the country once phase two comes? >> our focus is on the four things i laid out. that's where our negotiation is and that's phase one. that's our focus and priority. we're certainly open to talking about a number of other issues when it comes to immigration. right now, this administration is focused on those four things. that negotiation. and not a lot else. zeke? >> overnight news came out that the north koreans will be sending a g delegation from south korea in the olympics. will this have any effect on americans in the game? >> let me start wit

lindsay watts shares more details. >>reporter: i'm told larry aaron's family has lived in the colombia area for decades. they were with him at the hospital tonight. we've spoken to some close family frens who are devastated. aaron is expected to re cover from the shooting, but the star football player is now paralyzed from the waste down. the shooting happened early new year's day at a big house party here in seven in anne arrundel. according to a go fund me page set up by the family, aaron who is 19 years old was struck in the back by a stray bullet fired by an un identified party guest. it sounds like air oon was not the intended target here. police say they are still trying to boy was also shot and survived. i spoke to a family friend tonight who heard about this on the radio driving home from work and he drove straight to aaron's family's home with tiers in his eyes. he says he has known aaron since he was a child. he thought he was nfl bound and then to find out what has happened so sense leslie. this is a young m

lindsay watts joining us with a story five. this is the suspect. his name is berets al dot on. i've been in touch with customs and they tell me he was from el salvador and was arrested from border control in 2017. he has been arrested again and again in maryland. but he has been able to walk free even after an ice detainer was issued. he's quite good because he used a chisel. alan handily showed us all the doorknobs and locks broken by the man who moved into his house . this is actually a dead bolt combination. alan and his mother were away from their tacoma park home for weeks over the summer. i just don't like to remember it. alan took photo s of what they found when they returned. a quot in the living room, cigarettes on the floor. their home trawshed. evidently by more than one person t they slept here. they did things in the bathroom you wouldn't believe. they also burglarized the house stealing cash, alan's k-9 collection. he busted them open. for some reason he didn't get every single one. and some items belonging to dag mar's parents, both killed in the holocaust. after

in georgetown lindsay watts, fox 5 local news >>> all right. it is -- it's odd. of we're talking about ice and the temperatures have been relatively fine >> they really have. and so what is causing the ice? it's the cold pavement and it's retaining colder temperatures in the air above it. and that's why we've seen all these icy sidewalks. i think it was 12 days in a row that dulles was below and so temperatures have come up today. but we still had the ice, because the pavement just made it too cold for this freezing rain and you can see this is what the concern has been. heard from a lot of you throughout the evening on social media that had slipping and sliding especially on your -- in the parking lot trying to get to your car or getting home and then sliding all the way down the cul-de-sac and for a little bit tomorrow morning, that may have also been the case because we're getting a break now, temperatures come up and is some of that ice may have felted in a few areas but it will refreeze as we get colder temperatures. and again that pavement retained the cold

. >>> and why is lindsay lohan trying to reinvent herself?he answers right now on "page six" tv. >> welcome to "page six" tv. i'm john fugelsang. thank you so much for being here with us. all right. let's get going. she's gone from child star to wild child to accused jewelry chief to a castaway living in obscurity in dubai. lindsay lohan is making her comeback. is it for real? i must know. here to break it down, "page six" senior reporter mr. carlos greer. writer, eliza

lindsay felton is the instructor leading this class here and helping us work on our core. and i can tell you, this is difficult. this is a really good workout. lindsay, if you could tell us, what's so great about this kind of exercise on these surf boards? >> well, this is a different kind of exercise, a fun and different way to work out. it builds stability, core strength, cardiovascular endurance as well as your strength portion. it's just a fun way to do it. all levels are welcome. >> okay. so this class is really pumped up, right? >> whew! >> so we're the more difficult exercises. all of them are difficult for me, but some of these ladies here have been doing this a while, some are just learning and so we're getting into the groove of it. what's that difficult one? >> we're going to go into our lunge, all right? split the board. left foot back. extend those arms if you need help with balance. >> yeah. >> when you're ready, lowering that back knee straight down, lift straight up engaging your core. >> trying not to have a wipeout. >> your balance out here going as low a

lindsay watts live with those de tails.y lives here in colombia, m . this is where aaron imreu up and went to high school. i've spoken to family and friends tonight who are just devastated because this star ftb waste down. the shooting happened early yesterday morning at a big new year's party in seven in anne arrundel. accord ing to the family's go fund me page it doesn't appear aaron was the intended target. they say he was hit by a stray bullet. right now police are continuing to search for the shooter. meanwhile president trump took to twitter tonight to taunt kim kim jong un about the so-called nuclear button he installed on his desk. will someone from the regime please inform him i, too, have a nuclear button amy button works, end quote. a man suspectedded of wanting to help isis made his first appearance. quoter documents show he's been the tagger congest an isis investigation for nearly two years nowsm he's not charged with any terrorism related offenses, but he is accused obstruction of justice after he allegedly t

thanks, lindsay. so and thanks gerard, thanks nat for putting this together. it was great working on that book with all last year and thanks to elizabeth english, i don't know if she's in the audience but she haepd a lot too. if you want to make a lot of money, write a book about esoteric education because it just comes pouring in. gerard says this is his retirement plan. >> retirement plan. >> and the beauty about writing about education policy that came out last year and even since that one-year period things have changed dramatically in esa policy. last year in 2017 there were bills filed in over 20 states in the country were there was a passage of a new bill, there are lawsuits, petitions rare whole lot of of the fun things you think of when you think about state-level esa policy. a question was asked earlier why are esas different than vouch centers a lot of people call them they're vouchers by another name. the truth is esas are dramatically different in a number of ways. the first way is you don't have to spend it at a private school. so it takes kind o

>> and lindsay graham is now playing golf with him when a year ago he was calling him a kook.people, i think we have a political calculation here, surprise, surprise. it is washington, d.c. the ends are justifying the means. they are getting something they want in the political agenda from the republicans' point of view, they got their tax cut. the dow is going up. >> right. >> unemployment is going down. as long as those things are the case and lindsay graham wants to be relevant and in there they seem willing to make these adjustments. on the other hand, we have the midterm elections coming up. if the republicans i've talked to they are afraid they're going to lose the house. they're afraid they can lose the senate, and as we get closer to november they see that, expect another adjustment -- >> flip again. flip again. >> jamie gangel. thank you so much. michael d' antonio. still ahead here, could president trump soon find himself having to face tough questions from special counsel bob mueller. a democrat on the senate judiciary committee says it is probable and what would th

on the other side, you have lindsay graham talking to senator cornyn and others, senator grass lee, lamar alexander trying to peek in. going from group to group to try to get some, iron out some details that perhaps allow some negotiation to go forward. if the bill is changed substantially, it has to go back to the howls. it could be -- to the house. could be approved by a voice vote but there's a potential problem if it's changed significantly over there. i think that they're trying to get to a continuing resolution with a possible promise that they're going on move on to immigration in this short period of time. >> shannon: interesting, on the house side they were trying to get their measure passed and they say, quote, we've done the work, it's up to the senate now. that was one of the things that many in the freedom caucus said they would push for. they wanted a guarantee for their votes, that there would be a legislative vehicle, maybe the goodlatte bill, they wanted that, they wanted to it get to a vote. there was a trade-off there. so that happened enter-party. may have to happen ac

producer lindsay mcgrew welcome to the stream ladies thank you so much for being here the first question i wanted to give you is via our community this is a comment we got be a facebook from someone who's interested in watching this film this is beyond and this is what she told the stream fans as what outcome do you hope to achieve by producing this film many have lost interest in the plight of refugees do you think that your film. alexandra to really interesting question and i i do hope that it will and the outcome that we were hoping for is that if we are able to create we're able to bring an audience into a very intimate. character driven human experience with these people with these families where they're not nameless faceless millions that you can walk away understanding things that maybe you just didn't understand about the refugee experience for these particular families and then hopefully it can it can. in terms of the universal truth of humanity right and the picking up and that we you know we hear so much about numbers numbers of refugees and numbers of those resettling but as

well behaved polite and law abiding and i think to that our wonderful senator from south carolina lindsay graham made a very good point. america is an idea not a race and the idea should be that everybody comes here works hard gets along with his or her neighbors and makes machining a better place to be and as long as we get along with our neighbors and behave i think it's fine doesn't matter what color our skins are. >> the other thing lindsay graham said he thought there was a big change in the president when he talked about that meeting on tuesday he called it tuesday trump and when they had the other meeting on thursday so he thought they had a deal and something as lindsay graham said he felt something happen to the president. what do you think happened? ben: i think the president was infuriated by the fact that mr. durbin turned on him in what was supposed to be a confidential meeting. i don't think there was any signing of a document of confidentiality but he felt a standard had been breached, a standard in which you don't gossip about what happened in a meeting with the president.

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lindsay graham was in this meeting. he was sort of the key player because he was one republican in the meeting who would seem to have confirmed what senator durbin reported out. but graham has been very careful describing what went on in h that meeting. that continues today in a series of local interviews he's given in south carolina, he told the post and currier newspaper he wouldn't come out and confirm the specific word that the president used, but says quote, my memory hasn't evolved. i know what was said and i know what i said. he then called the meeting disappointing and said it was a step backwards. so what we heard from him already and durbin, was that graham had spoken up essentially to defend immigrant from the different countries in the meeting, to talk about america as an idea. this comment seems to confirm that. it's also an unsubtle jab at the two republican senators who were in that meeting who, on friday, said they didn't remember what the president may or may not have said, and over the weekend their me

you flaerd lindsay graham, put out a great, general james mattis said, quote, the damage defense cuts in continuing resolutions are having on the military is sobering. i have full confidence we will be able to respond in a bipartisan manner. what he's referring to is one, general mattis suggested that this budget from day-to-day, week-to-week is hurting military readiness in a time when we have all of these hot spots around the world, all of these big threats from north korea to iran and the rest. the second point, final point, fray ham and others are -- graham are talking about a plan b that gets through february 8 for a number of reasons. one being to get it parent the president's sfalt of the union on january 30, keep the government open until then. and then deal with these bigger issues, deal border security and also defense money, something that leaders in both parties are saying is needed. >> shannon: seems to be something they agree on to some extent. ed henry, we'll check back with you as well. both parties pointing fingers over the shutdown. political anchor and host of speci

i know lindsay graham was on with you earlier on "the view" and he said the exact right word which is calculation. >> you see it over and over again and you see these republicans turning from one minute saying something about the president, but a few days later either voting with him or playing golf with him or being on a plane from him, and this story won't end until the republicans really, really fear that if they continue to do this, 2018, november turns the congress into a democratic congress. >> listening to you, let me put a button on this conversation. i just got news in my ear that the white house is saying there is no way back for steve bannon. paris denard, no way back. so you were talking about loyalists, patriots and opportunists and you determine the category for mr. bannon here, but there is no way back for him according to the white house. does that mean that the president will never, ever pick up the phone again to ask his advice? >> if the white house is saying there's no way back for him and let's just say that the door is closed because they talked about a red line.

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right now, jeff flake and lindsay gray have and the majority leader have 62 votes. there are some democrats would like to get the yes. i think where we are going to move with the immigration -- if we don't get a solution, it will be a process where everybody will be heard. but he has to be convinced that it will matter to make that commitment. so if i were a democrat, i would talk to my leader, and say, if he can get the majority leader to be specific, i am ready to open up the government. here's the question for all of us, what good would it be to open up the government if it would list a solution? my goal is to create a process to get us to a yes on budget issues. opening up the government is not winning, losing is keeping the government open -- what is winning is finding a solution on daca, military spending, on thatter -- i am hope all we are close to opening up the government, but we are also close to getting a deal. >> has anyone heard from the president? >> whether or not this is enough for the democrats to come together will be determined by the conversation

liz: news coming in senate judiciary republicans chuck grassley and lindsay graham sent a criminal referral to the justice department urging the justice department to examine whether christopher steel lied to the fbi about his communications with journalists. steel is the author of the anti- trump file and the fbi and justice department are finally going to also fork over document s to house intelligence committee related to this anti- trump file. that file was funded in part by the hillary clinton campaign and the dnc to help spark the probe into alleged russia medaling in the 2016 presidential election. o haya congressman republican jim jordan says there's still important questions that former fbi director jim comey and the fbi have yet to answer. roll tape. >> all kinds of unanswered questions that the american people deserve to know the answers to. chief of those is the two fundamental did the fbi pay christopher steel the author of the dossier at the same time the clinton campaign and fusion gps were paying him and was that dossier the basis for securing the warrants at the fisa court

liberal standing on a republican convention stage in 1968, and it was the moment when mayor john lindsay of new york was forced at least half against his will to second the nomination of spiro agnew to be president of the united states after lindsay himself wanted to get that nomination, he then had to second that nomination for agnew and that was the last time a national republican of significance stood on a republican convention stage as a liberal and john lindsay eventually left the republican party not long after 1968 so we now have a world in which when people hear that you are a democrat or they hear that you're a republican, they think they know everything about you. it's not just a know whether you're a liberal or conservative, they think they know everything in 1968 had more drama and chaos and utter madness in it as a presidential campaign than anything we've seen before and what we saw in 2016 was in fact a perfectly normal standard presidential campaign with the exception of one eccentric candidate, okay? but if you look at every other moving part of that campaign, it was all

. >> south carolina republican, lindsay graham insists the best way forward is a bipartisan daca deal reached last week that was, months in the making. . he says the president initially seemed to back the measure. >> should be a bill of love. >> but was steered away by immigration hard-liners on his own staff. like, chief of staff, john kelly, and senior adviser, stephen miller all. all of we cannot dupe this with people in charge at the white house who have an irrational view of how off to fix immigration. >> but those supposedly irrational white house aide have plenty of allies here on capitol hill. conservatives who do not believe that, young people brought to this country illegally as children, should be rewarded with legal status. and that has created a dilemma for gop leaders. who, do believe in finding a legislative fix and simply, jeff, want to move on. >> noon seep cothank you. >> emotional farewell for a man living in detroit, deported to mexico after an immigration crackdown. jorge garcia hugged his family before ice agents took him to his plane. garcia brought to the u.s.

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lindsay graham and others have been flirting with an opportunity to have an extension to february 8 that would give us enough time. neil: he's your colleague and he's telegraphed that but were you surprised? >> he's said all week he's a no for the february 16 state and a no for this part of the process and he said to me last night that february 8 date is something that was worth considering and gives both sides enough time to get every single thing back on the table and solve those issues. neil: senator, lindsay graham was critical of what he deemed to be i don't want to misquote him a perceived about-face on this daca issue by the president that in the famous tuesday meeting remember that was live and everyone was witnessing it. he seemed to say that you guys get together on daca measure and ll take the heat and then a couple of days later we're told after meeting with some conservatives that he changed his mind. do you know what the back story is on that because lindsay graham read into that that the president changed his mind and from this famous meeting where he seemed to be open to

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