and hello, everyone. good morning. we begin with the bipartisan dinner at the white house leading to an apparent deal and confusion. the two top democrats in the house and senate say they ve cut an immigration deal with the president to replace the defunct daca program, but there are conflicting details from both sides about the topic of the border wall. with chinese food and chocolate pie on the menu, president trump had dinner with new friends, democratic leaders chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. any message from the white house today? reporter: at first it sounded like it went well. schumer and pelosi said the meeting was productive and both sides reached an agreement to protect immigrants that came to the country illegally as children known as d.r.e.a.m.ers. that agreement was in exchange for new border security measures but did not include money for the president s signature promise, a border wall. build the wall. reporter: but less than a half hour later, press
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