A big vote on Capitol Hill.

Lead starts right now.

All eyes on the House of Representatives.

Will any Democrats there follow the eight Democratic senators who broke ranks and sided with

Republicans on reopening the federal government, though they failed to secure what the whole

shutdown was about, according to Democrats, getting an extension

on those health care insurance subsidies.

Plus, the CNN exclusive,

how the United Kingdom is cutting off the US

when it comes to the deadly boat strikes,

keeping intel from the US, questioning the legality

of the attacks.

And on this veteran's day, that 101-year-old U.S. Army veteran who served in a segregated unit is going to be here on the lead with this incredible story right here in studio.

Welcome to the lead. I'm Jake Tapper and to all the veterans out there. We salute your service

and we thank you for it. We'll have much more on Veterans Day in a sec. In the meantime, it is

currently day 42 of the longest government shutdown in American history. Will this finally end on day 43?

That's when the House is set to vote on the funding package

that would reopen the government.

If it passes, that would be the final step

before the legislation heads to the resolute desk

where President Trump is expected to sign it.

The Senate passed this bill last night

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