We're being forced into this position.

Tonight, the chances of a government shutdown rise right before the holidays.

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popular social media app TikTok from being banned? The CBS Evening News starts now.

Good evening. I'm Nora O'Donnell, and thank you for joining us. It is quite a night of news because America is two days away from a government shutdown unless Congress acts soon. That means millions of government workers and military members could be without a paycheck days before the holidays. And it's quite a reversal since where we started just this morning.

The House of Representatives appeared to be on the verge of approving a last-minute bipartisan plan.

But tonight, it is imploding, as we seem to be witnessing the growing influence of the world's richest man.

Unelected tech billionaire Elon Musk spent the day repeatedly and publicly

calling on Republicans to vote no and called for those who support the plan to be voted out of

office. Then president-elect Donald Trump weighed in also urging a no vote and then within hours

Musk declared the deal dead. There's a lot to get to and it

concerns your tax dollars, your government, and your elected officials. CBS and Nicole Killian

is going to lead us off from Capitol Hill to explain all that's happening up there. Good evening,

Nicole. All right, where does this bill stand right now? Hey, good evening to you, Nora. Well, a lot of folks want to know that, but I can tell you that all of these developments

have really sent Capitol Hill into a tailspin.

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