Reaching across the aisle, I'm Lee Silasera, Fox News. The House has passed a measure that

would avoid a government shutdown, Speaker Mike Johnson, getting some help from Democrats

to get it passed.

The vote 336 to 95.

Johnson found allies across the aisle to pass the bill.

The Democratic leadership team endorsed the bill because it lacked immediate cuts.

The House Freedom Caucus blasted the bill for simply re-upping existing funding for two months.

A number of conservatives opposed the plan, but they support Johnson for now.

However, the new speaker had few options, either go to the mat for right-wing priorities

and force a shutdown or live to fight another day.

Boxes Chad Pergram on Capitol Hill.

The measure now has to the Senate where both Democrats and Republicans have voiced support

for it.

If no deal had been reached, the government would have run out of money at midnight Friday

President Biden now in San Francisco ahead of tomorrow's age of Pacific summit where he's set to meet on the sidelines with China's

President Xi Jinping. The president really feels we got the wind at our... meet on the sidelines with China's president Xi Jin Ping.

The president really feels we've got the wind at our back here and with 21 countries,

60% of global economic output represented here in San Francisco.

It's an exciting time.

White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby,

tensions between the US and China have been on the rise

with China aligning itself with Russia

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