He backs the proposal. I'm Lisa Lacerra. Fox News. President Trump says the government will be reopened soon after the Senate broke a filibuster on a short-term spending plan.

We have support from enough Democrats, and we're going to be opening up our country. It's too bad it was closed, but we'll be opening up our country very quickly.

Enough the Democrats broke ranks to move the plan forward, and the Senate vote could happen tonight.

House Speaker Mike Johnson says he's notified members of the House to get back to Washington.

I would like for us to be voting on this as early as Wednesday, which would be the quickest we

could process it if the Senate does their work.

The plan does not include an extension of Obamacare subsidies that Democrats had pushed for,

but Republicans promised a separate vote on that.

The Trump administration again asking the Supreme Court to keep full food stamp benefits on hold,

as 23 state attorneys general and three governors say they will continue to fight for the benefits.

States looking to block the Department of Agriculture's attempt to roll back issuing full November SNAP benefits.

USDA has inflicted severe operational challenges on our states.

It's damaged public trust in SNAP and the state agencies that manage it.

And it's put more than 41 million Americans

at risk of going hungry this month.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta.

Fox is Christian Goodwin.

The program helps 42 million Americans buy groceries.

The eastern U.S. started to feel near freezing temperatures, even in the deep south.

Forecast showed temperatures in the 30s and freeze warnings as far south as Georgia, Florida, and Alabama.

Some southern cities are projected to hit record lows as early as Tuesday, along with shelters opening in many areas,

at least an inch of snow is forecasted in North Georgia, while people in Tampa are being urged to

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