COOPER: Well, the big story today in Washington was the partisan divide on display at Whitaker hearing, the unsung story was all about quiet compromise behind closed doors to head off another government shutdown. CNN has learned that Republican and Democratic negotiators are exchanging border security proposals that contain far less funding for a border wall than President Trump has demanded. The later proposals peg the top line funding number for border barriers around $2 billion, according to two people familiar with the talks. That's far less than the 5.7 billion that the President wants. Both sides are expected to work through the weekend as the deadline approaches a week from now. A reminder, don't miss "Full Circle." It's our daily interactive newscast on Facebook. You get to vote on the stories we cover, get all the details. Watch it weeknight at 6:25 p.m. Eastern at facebook.com/andersoncooperfullcircle. I apologize for my voice tonight. I have a little bit of a cold. The news continues. I want to hand it over to Chris Cuomo for "Cuomo Prime Time."</s>CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: Thank you, Anderson. Even sick, you're still our best. I am Chris Cuomo, welcome to "Prime Time."
Negotiations Close In On Reduced Border Funding.