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mr. cohn: a lot of snow. 14 feet of snow. [laughter] mr. cohn: i have never seen 14 feet of snow either, so that will be interesting to see. arrives ont trump thursday. he is the first sitting president to address the forum since president clinton. we will have live coverage beginning at 8 a.m. eastern on c-span two. announcer: next, a discussion of federal employees and how they relate to president trump's decision to maintain control of his business operations while in office. speakers include walter shaub, the former director of the office of government ethics, new york university brennan's institute in washington, d.c. hosting this 90-minute event. >> good afternoon, everyone, and welcome. we are so happy to see you here this afternoon. i am nicole austin-hillery, and i serve as the director and counsel of the washington office of the brennante

mr. cohn: a lot of snow. 14 feet of snow. [laughter] mr. cohn: i have never seen 14 feet of snow either, so that will be interesting to see. >> the president leaves tonight for davos. friday he will address the u.s. -- the world economic forum. he is the first president to -- first sitting president to address since president clinton. c-span3.history tv on this week in primetime, tonight it got p.m. eastern, historians attending the american historical association conference look at how american veterans are being remembered, honored and memorialized as world war ii. thursday night at 7:00 p.m. eastern we are alive from the museum -- from the newseum in washington, d.c. on the tet offensive. on friday night, lincoln scholar errol holter, author walter starr and howard university professor edna green medford on abraham lincoln's friends and enemies. watch american history tv this week in prime time on c-span read -- c-span3. live at capitol hill for a budget committee oversight hearing for the congressional budget office with keith hall, sena

train to how many inches of snow does bob mr. an. >> of this comes closer we'll be talking about snow. the models have been trending offshore. however, we have to watch it because like i said if it is a little more towards the west we will be dealing with a big blizzard and hotels for everybody. lauren: this is tough for parents because the kids were off last week, home today potentially later in the week. >> we really have to watch. and then another one behind us. lauren: we are done with you, janice. trained to janice coming thank you very much. lauren: coming up, facebook has been overlooked in the tax bill. what it all means for that round of golf with a football game you're planning on taking a client to. president trump taking aim at pakistan in the u.s. navy holding more than $200 million in aid to the country. we'll take a closer look. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ rical fire from faulty wiring, mary's vintage clothing and designer shoe collection were ruined. luckily, the geico insurance agency had recently helped mary wit

mr. cohn: a lot of snow. 14 feet of snow. [laughter] i have never seen 14 feet of snow either, so that will be interesting to see. announcer: or friday, president thep will be in davos, first sitting united states president to do so since president clinton. we will have that on c-span two. live wednesday on the c-span networks at 10:30 a.m. on c-span, the senate budget committee holding oversight meeting looking at the congressional budget office. a.m., the nomination -- the next health and secretary. then, looking at automotive industry innovations, and a 12:20 p.m., the council of mayors starts their winter meetings in washington. >> the moment itself i described at the time, and i described it as a bizarre moment. i was surprised that he called when you're in the oval office, and if you says, who are you? , you do. here and: a former washington correspondent talks about covering president trump and his supporters for the irish media during and after the 20 16th presidential election season in her book "in america." swamp"

some more snow melt can take place mr. and coincidently hit that 50 degree important game ma i don't know if you heard it down >> you still to the picked your choice who will win this game can't lose you. >> keep saying that. snri know everyone is pti on. >> all right. kailty. thank you so much. outside right now. now we're looking at traffic stop. we saw flashing lights thtill might be out there nonetheless on the southbound side. we have a to the far right. 42 freeway northbound looking good. andylkill xd vine and it shoue one westbound lane was closed and that moved out of our way. weo yesterday we were talking about flooding and re freezin freezing, route 29 southbound calhoun street cheese lid closed down that now reopen entered and ramp route 289 southbound calhoun street closed and what is also closed affected by what happened flooding and refreezing route 32 river road is still closed between black rock and calhoun street bridge. if you are in this neck of the woods know you may have issues out there. also we're lo

mr. sosna was mentioning. snow for know, wind already an issue now.ay a problem the rest of the day. brutal cold for tomorrow. saturday, cold and windy. just frigid through the end of the week yechbltd right now, it's 24 degrees with a windchill of 8. light snow falling. the center of the storm is way offshore. had this been another 100 miles further to the west, we would be measuring the snow in feet around here. for 2, maybe 3 inches of snow on eastern side of the d.c. metro. there's the heaviest of the snow now. extending from the west side of baltimore through prince george's and charles county. really light snow back to the west. it has up to an inch or so. i'll give you retweet love. otherwise, snow coming to an end around here. but probably not until mid to late march in the morning. there's 9:00 a.m. most of the snow east of i-95 by then. the bulk of it tapering off around lunchtime or so today. it's not going to have a lot of success accumulating because of all the wind out there. nonetheless, a solid inch to two or so around the d.c. metro a

mr. steele: six feet of snow your way. >> i know. i think i can speak for all of us by saying we thank you and appreciate you for your time today. mr. steele: sure. >> i wanted to talk about the gop tax bill. you recently came out and said you were kind of shocked by the fact that the plan is kind of setting us and our generation up for quite a bit of debt, additional debt, and i was wondering, could you expand upon that? could you add any other critiques of the gop plan, and additionally kind of also how the gop leaders handled this situation in terms of listening to their constituents, but then also kind of putting party over common good? mr. steele: sure, let's start with that. that is the first fundamental law -- flaw in the process. it was not public, it is not something that engaged the american people, as we saw eight years ago with obamacare, same thing. whenngton does not work the republican tribe and the democratic tribe decide to play in their own camps. we have too many examples of that. and we also have examples of the op

mr. todd palin. >> jimmy: the snow machinist. >> he read the script and went glad you called it a snow machine.was a very lovely man. he played a referee i was an intense hockey coach, coaching small children who couldn't skate but i was really intense. he makes a bad call and we get into a fight, the ref and myself fight and as we're tussling i threw in the line i've been to your house todd you can't see russia. [ laughter ] and then he threw out the line, she never said that. >> jimmy: was he just defending himself. >> yeah and i was like hope that was cool. he's like yeah, you got your joke in. >> jimmy: they're probably used to that by now. >> i think they're pretty used to it. >> jimmy: you're the producer, writer, and star of the show. >> yeah. >> jimmy: which is the most difficult of the three jobs. >> they're equally difficult when you mess up. i'm in charge of 150 people at any given time. funny last season we did this scene where we're boating from florida to cuba, there's a lot of traveling in the show if i haven't guessed, we jump in the boat and peel away from the bad guy but i did

fortunately, it didn't snow a lot and stopped this morning. mr. briggs and many other maintenance guys said it should clean up pretty quickly. teachers kids and administrators will be back tomorrow. wusa9 from prince george's county. >>> you can see those that are close by ch app and watch us on tv for the most up-to-date weather and traffic information. >>> montgomery county police are looking for 18 involved in a stunt yesterday morning that happened around 3:00 a.m. it happened north of silver spring. a resident found three teens trying to steal from a car. the resident shot one of the boys and all of them fled the area. they have not found the third teenager. contact police if you know where they are. >>> the next story will impact almost everybody. there is a smart foreign or computer where there are security flaws in computer processors and they could expose your personal information to hackers. it's not just a run-of-the-mill hacker story. a team at google called projects zero discovered the problem. it said unauthorized parties can read se

mr. yancey is here this morning, as is his right. >> he and his contingency have been caught in snow. e newport newshe norma area. they will be about 30 minutes late? >> i think we have added an update. we now have a local representative here. mr. alcorn: thank you. you're welcome to have a seat in front row. civic sacrament of democracy, and this election has shown the importance of every vote in the power of one sickle vote. this election will certainly he ever monitored for everybody that every vote counts as we encourage all 12 virginians to participate in the election. i would like to provide background as to how we arrived here today to swing the process before the drawing. virginia held a general election on november 7, 2017, among offer thei -- 2017. certification are 11,601 votes. a recount was filed four. the recount was tell on december 19. to 11,607. the following day the court held a hearing to rule on question ballots and certified the results. that hearing ended with a recount. a tie. this eight port of alleged actions -- the state board of elections scheduled a drawing.

mr. cohn: a lot of snow. 14 feet of snow. [laughter] >> thank you. ms. sanders: thank you. before we get started with questions, i have a story i would like to read and then deliver a special message from the president. andy, an inspiring family brave little girl from texas are facing a challenge inspiring your friends and neighbors and now hopefully an entire nation. nine-year-old sophia suffers from a rare disease that causes the blood vessels in her brain to narrow and close. conditions ago this severe and she was left partially paralyzed. she has undergone numerous surgeries but faced east one -- faced each one. when doctors told her she would never walk again she dismissed them. if you are only going to talk about what i cannot do that i don't want to hear it, she said. not only that she try, she succeeded, leaving her doctors dumbfounded. when asked how she was doing she said because i am awesome. of 2016,e holidays sophia had more strokes but you kept fighting. a neurosurgeon told her mom this little girl has god on our side. these experiences led her mom to realize

expected the ice and snow festival continues until the end of february. mind the gap mr trump that the one in the u.s. president's side the trade deficit just got bigger despite his america first campaign. coming up reversing safeguards put in place after the deepwater horizon disaster the chump administration proposes opening up nearly all u.s. coastlines to offshore drilling. kentucky's economy is boasting impressive growth but is it set to last. is your business update on how the homefront invalid good to have you with us despite president america first policies the u.s. is buying even more foreign goods and services and it's selling in fact the trade gap has reached its highest level in six years november figureheads why did two fifty and a whole billion dollars on record exports. america first is the policy donald trump has preached ever since he entered office he believes more should be done to protect american industries from foreign competition and he's been especially critical of the u.s. trade deficit with china. both the united states and china will have a mor

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snow next week. >>> right now at 6:00... >> mr. president, are you a racist? >> president donald trump ignores questions and comment about reports that he used derogatory language when asking immigrants from africa, el salvador and haiti should be allowed in the country. >> the president denied using that word in an oval office meeting with senators. dick durbin was the only democrat in the room he says the president is lying. >> as senator graham made his presentation, the president interrupted him several times with questions and in the course of his comments, said things which were hate-filled, vile, and racist. and use those words advisedly. i cannot believe in the history of the white house, and that oval office any president has ever spoken the words that i heard our president speak yesterday. you've seen the comments in the press. inaccurate. to no surprise the president started tweeting this morning denying he used those words. it is not true. he said these hate-filled things and he said them repeatedly. >> no official response today from the white hou

human kind of the truth about the united states financing terrorists out of the mold of big snow out of the mouth of mr had to go and so he's the guy. that's why and see it's not exactly sure what to do with the no shortage of people who are being punished in terrorists. but he basically admitted something that all the other need to remember us have no room but they have been hiding it so ever gonna put in these clear admire where he drove himself by his decision to change the regime in syria he is now i'm sorry he's now spewing the truth let me know where to go if i think that if i'm going to fight within. the existence the possibility of a kurdish state when turkish border is an existential threat to a president of their literature and that's why they're here is mean is there anything else would do right now do exactly what they're going to is doing these are the curate's yes he made mistakes i agree wholeheartedly with mark as far as that he got the start he was one of those that supported the syrian civil war he created the situation where the syrian kurds who were who have now more power more auto

snow, not a lot of moisture or precipitation. you can see people -- how is it driving? john: it is really cold out here in calvert county. autria: mrs. codec, the husky >>> that major winter bomb cyclone of snow and ice exploding right now. slamming the east coast. blizzard warnings from north carolina to maine. cars spinning out this morning. a police officer rescued and ice possibly causing this train derailment down south as parts of the atlantic ocean freeze over. schools in new york, philly and boston shut down. thousands of flights canceled. now more than a foot of snow is coming and the coldest air of the season is moving in. we're live up and down the coast tracking this monster storm. >>> and a storm brewing in the white house over that bombshell new book. president trump's lawyers demand steve bannon cease and desist after the f

mr. jaded. >> all right. >> how about this snow that fell all over the place? yep, for real. this is in a real place. >> it is st. petersberg russia. >> we just ruined that. >> no. i think the tease is what the heck? why is it snowing blue snow? >> all right. >> and it has nothing to do with like an airplane flying over or anything excuse me everyone! paul? paul? this is three million dollar mega multiplier the new game from the pennsylvania lottery with top prizes of three million dollars! three million dollars! did you win? i don't know. i'm so excited about it. this could be a big winner! just had to share. carry on. sometimes the moments before you scratch are as exciting as the moments you do. keep on scratchin'! >> talking about fish oil, make says he's been doing it what, two weeks. >> losing my memory little bit. when you burden of proof, do you have the after taste? >> from the fish oil? no. in fact, i don't burden of proof. >> what do you do. >> i've not burped in 20 years. >> well, you have gastro problems, though. >> more just gas. >> i think yours are like all tr

i said when the roof is like snow-load will there be? [laughter] mr. reinhart: washington road riverthe rest home of a merchant he had done business with for at least a decade. although it had yet to receive hill pill was still impressive, with a high hipped roof and classically inspired , all featured shortly to be incorporated at mount vernon. washington accompanied galloway to annapolis that afternoon, where the latter was to raise his famous horse, silly and, one of the two must him as horses continent. washington had arranged to lodge with the reverend voucher at the rectory on hanover street. the building was over two years old and built on the northeast edge of town where the development grew sparse. the next day, september 24, selene raced in a heat for the jockey club purse of 100 guineas, coming in third. selene had started racing in the early 1760's and was 12 years old at this point. it does not sound so bad. washington's accounts makes gnosis ino specific account of w he did at the rate. [laughter] mr. reinhart: the visit continued after t

mr. yancey is here this morning, as is his right. >> i believe he and his contingency have been caught in snow. they were in the newport news area. of course, everybody -- they advised it would be about 30 minutes late. >> we have a representative here? we have the local representative here. >> excellent. you're welcome to have a seat in the front row if you would like. voting isdy knows, the civic sacrament of democracy, in this election has shown the importance of every vote and the power of a single vote, and this election will certainly be a reminder for everybody that every vote counts as we encourage all eligible virginians to participate in the election. i would like to provide background as to how we arrived here today to explain the process before the drawing. virginia held a general election on november 7, 2017. among other offices, this included the 100 house of delegates seats. this board certified results on november 19. that certification recorded 11,601 votes for ms. simonds, 11,591 votes for mr. yancey. ms. simonds then filed for a recount. the recount was held on december 19. at the end of the day on december 19,

mr. drizzle, they're reporting this up towards the russian river. there's high surf advisory and sierra snow. these are not big system, but they're cold system. the opportunity for rain looks to be best for late morning and picking up in the morning as the system moves through. the fog is the big err story for the commute than rain. this fog will probably start to lift in the next few hours. you get more of a southerly breeze, not a lot of rain out of this, 1500s to a third for some. we have 3/4 of an inch for some. the winter storm warning starts at 4pm, snow almost start off at 7,000, and it will end up at 3500 to 4,000 feet by tomorrow. our system is strong and there is the front. it has a ways to go, it's on illuminates way, it's slowly working its way towards us. in advance of that we may get rain, the best opportunity will be later on. that fog is ving around, and the same around santa clara and campbell and loss combat owes, everybody is close in those -- losgatos, look for rain, most of that front begins to slide south. cold air begins friday and takes us into saturday. we'll struggl

you say all this back when this happened snow ted cruz i recognize that -- happened snow ted cruz i recognize that -- mr: i recognize that's a story you like to tell. in 2013 i voted repeatedly to fund the government. in 2013 it was harry reid and the democrats who voted no. who voted to shut the government down, just like this week. republicans voted to fund the government and it was chuck schumer and the democrats who voted to shut the government down. reporter: bottom line, are shutdowns a good use of leverage or not? cruscrus look, we should not be -- mr. cruz: look, we should not be shutting the government down. i consistently oppose shutdowns. in 2013 i said we shouldn't shut the government down. i went to the senate floor repeatedly asking unanimous consent to reopen the government. reporter: you stood in the way of that. mr. cruz: that's factually incorrect. it's a wonderful media narrative. but only one thing actually causes a shutdown. when you have senators who vote to deny cloture on a funding bill. and when that bill comes up, you have a vote. a yes means fund the government. a no means don

snow. only has been doing this for ten years three or four times a week. for mrs wright one of the old most areas that it lets me reinterpret free riding on mute arrives i can tackle new mountains and be the first to make descents which wouldn't be possible otherwise the thought of the. only catch then holds was born to ski from an athletic family he grew up in the swiss alps now he's active in ten different types of sports including skydiving parachuting and skateboarding. he's been skiing since he was just three. he discovered snowboarding at the end of the one nine hundred eighty s. and went on to win fourteen world cup titles in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight he was the first snowboarder ever to win an olympic bronze medal in giant slalom at the winter games in nagano in two thousand and two thousand and one he won both world championships back to back it was free riding skiing or snowboarding on. off piste that brought him to speed writing in two thousand and six he was one of its first pioneers. here as snowboarders as a snowboarder free riding on op

snow coming this way this evening. temperatures are going to dip again so it is critical that we locate mr. dehaven. >> reporter: he lives right up the street. mr. dehaven has dementia. police are hoping that he's someplace warm. >> it was very cold. i hope and pray that he's in a warm space. >> this flier is all over the place. he's 5'9", 175 pounds. he has salt and pepper hair and they say that he was last seen wearing a black coat. prince george's county police want to hear from you as soon as possible. every tip can help. tracee wilkins, back to you in the studio. >> desperate search and time running out. tracee, thank you so much. now to a reminder something appears to be frozen, you should never go out onto the ice. chopper 4 is live here in leesburg where first responders went to a report of a person possibly falling through the ice of this pond. you can see footprints and a large hole there we are told that they checked but did not find anyone. >>> and we are working for you with resources to keep your family safe during this bitter cold. download our app and take the forecast every

mr. rogers. one of my favorite shows. >> your seven day forecast. let's look ahead. tomorrow we'll have that snowwill be on and off throughout the day there could be a few squalls lucy like a thin band moving through with bursts of snow and of course as we move through the week, 36 degrees as we move through wednesday, thursday 48. grand groundhog day another chance of snow. >> already. >> can you believe it? saturday the day before the big game 32. sunday a chance of rain or wet snow for super bowl sunday 39 and then monday the day after the victory 34. >> all right. we're back here at 4:00 a.m. for "good day philadelphia". sue serio, bob kelly have your weather and traffic covered all morning. have a harvey: ok. it looks like justin bieber knew things were not going to go his way last night because he was a no show for the grammys. >> so we got justin. we talked to him about the best new artist award. >> a lot of people are saying if you win the best new artist, it's a curse. >> i don't think i won it, so -- >> of course, you're a success. >> the year justin bieber lost was one of the most exam

snow from the south to new england. behind it, in some places, record shattering cold. mr. roker, thank you for sticking around for triple duty. where is this thing now? where is it headed next? >> right now, it's making its way up the coast. the good news is it is already what we call bombed out. it is now a classic nor'easter as it comes up the coast. it has come a little closer to the west. 50 to 75 miles. we will see more activity as you make your way inland. albany, binghamton, salesbury. this system right now, snowfall totals, jfk airport officially in blizzard conditions. more than three hours of quarter mile visibility. three-plus inches of snow falling. winds of over 35 miles per hour. there have been blizzard conditions all along the new england coast. islip airport picking up 17 inches of snow out on long island. bridgeport, almost 8. east providence rhode island, 8 inches of snow. bayville delaware, 16 inches of snow. here are the impacts we're looking at still. we've got winter weather advisories. right along the coast, we're talking blizzard warnings from east

mr. rogers. one of my favorite shows. >> your seven day forecast. let's look ahead. tomorrow we'll have that snowwill be on and off throughout the day there could be a few squalls lucy like a thin band moving through with bursts of snow and of course as we move through the week, 36 degrees as we move throughursday 48. grand groundhog day another chance. >> already. >> can you believe it? saturday the day before the big game 32. sunday a chance snow for super bowl sunday 39 and then monday the day after the. >> all right. we're back here at 4:00 a.m. for "good day philadelphia". sueer weather and traffic covered all >>> happening right now on "good day philadelphia" it is expected to be another messy morning commute, looking at everything moving in do you see that white? it will be a messy one. so, sue's tracking when it is n. >>> plus police are on the hunt for suspectswomen were gunn their home, one of them in a wheelchair. >>> i can't wait to play super bowl sunday. >> and we cannot wait for to you play nick you? we are officially five days away from super bowlgood morniny thanks so much for wa

he suffers from dementia, with the temperatures, we're expecting snow tonight, we're really concerned about his safety and welfare >> mr. dehaven in downtown silver springs, searched the area but found no evidence of it >>> this is video from an icy water rescue, three people were rescued from car stuck in the water. this happened monday in boy done maryland. a boat was used to get the three people to safe and none of the three in the car were injured. the temperature was about ten degrees from when the rescue took place but first responders say it felt closer to zero. >> in virginia, there is a state of early declared by governor mcauliffe a few hours ago which brings us to a story where rescue crews rushed to the scene of an icy pond to check off reports of footprints found near the water. they got the call leesburg. they poked holes in the i an exhaustive search for anyone trapped. nothing found. >>> some people may be fed up with the cold weather but for some dc firefighters, they practice the ice rescues, run through training exercises. dc fire said it's crucial they practice drills no matter what the weather is l

mr. kill difficult not look at the snow but lot at reflection in the ice. look at that sun glare.f you didn't have enough to worry about weather condition wise, throw in the sun glare which makes it not only tough on visibility if you are driving, east but your eyes burn if you're facing the wind right here they have posted the temperature, 13 in sea isle, minus nine is the wind chill factor. double reason that never get out of stale by the way, john f. kennedy wore these when he was president. good reason to have sunglasses now i'm facing the wind. your eyes are always exposed because you need to see walking around. even with your face covered your eyes will feel the wind and you can see those american flags in front of the sea isle city hall blowing right in our face and we showed you the people stuck. we have not gotten an update yet, maybe still stuck. one vehicle not getting stuck, sea isle despite all of the snow and ice that fell is one of the municipal vehicles and they need these things when they need to make emergency evacuations, high water vehicle and in this case it i

snows jobs. i had complications. and the only reason that i have had so many mrs. take surgeries is they went wrong.i had to go back to fix them. kennedy: do you wish i never started? >> i knew plastic surgery would fix it. kennedy: how do you pay for it? >> my first plastic surgery was at the age of 17. but i was far too young. i was very chubby. then i would say to myself, i became' -- my name is rodrigo alves. the nickname is the human ken doll. i think that's a compliment. kennedy: you are like a human super hero. >> i would regard myself as a super hero. to be through so much like i did, you have to be tough and strong. kennedy: do you feel pretty? >> of course, i'm gorgeous. and i should say to the viewers, before having plastic surgery, speak to your family, speak to your friends. do your research. visit three different doctors who who have different opinions. kennedy: thank you for coming by. i hope we see you again. thank you for watching, you can follow me on twitter and instagram @kennedynation. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. tomorrow night, neil cavuto and his fbn live coverage of the

mr. de-haven, he does suffer from dementia, which is our prime air concern right now, especially with the temperatures, we're expecting snow about his safety and his welfare. >> police did get a tip about a possible siting in downtown silver spring. they searched but they did not find him. >> a deep freeze in the deep south. how the winter storm is already reaking havoc in south carolina. >> and gary mcgrady live in northwest tonight. gary, what are you working on? >> well, we will have a little snow, not too at thely worried about, that but it will get super cold, even colder with the next arctic blast. so is your car prepared? can you get your car prepared for this cold stuff and what may help you as it does get just a whole lot colder around here. we will talk more about that coming up in just a bit. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ice ice baby ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ice ice baby ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ first place. both events? booyah! we're an awards family. >>. . >>> still no word on what caused a fire to break out in a garage behind bill and hillary clinton's home. the property is located in chap quan new york, a spokesperson tweeted the fi

. >> reporter: snow the attorney general was not at the camp david meetings, mr. trump says he has confidence in jeff sessions. although frustrated that sessions recused himself from overseeing the russia investigation, the president was asked whether he tried to prevent that recusal by urging a white house lawyer to talk to sessions. >> everything that they did was 100% proper. >> reporter: on tensions with north korea, the president claimed credit as the north negotiates with south korea before it hosts the winter olympic games. >> without my rhetoric and without my tough stance -- and it's not just a stance. this is what has to be done, if it has to be done, that they wouldn't be talking about olympics. that they wouldn't be talking right now. >> the president also talked about his plans on immigration. he wants funding for a border wall and more security, insists mexico would pay for that wall in some form, and in exchange, he says he would be willing to work on legal protection for young immigrants brought to the united states without documentation. they're c