the American people hostage.

From cutting off food, aid to hungry families and vets and seniors and kids,

to manufacturing flight cancellations, to cutting off home heating aid,

while he builds a billion dollar ballroom with gold-plated toilets.

Therefore, therefore, I must vote no. This health care crisis is so severe,

so urgent, so devastating for families back home that I cannot in good faith support this CR.

I was Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer late last night, explaining his no vote against legislation to reopen the government.

But there were enough of his fellow Democrats who voted yes to pass that measure.

The question is, will this spending agreement get through the House?

And what's the timeline?

It comes after an awful weekend for air travelers, with thousands of flights canceled.

The question is, will the end of the shutdown get things back on track before Thanksgiving?

Plus, a federal judge has permanently blocked President Trump from deploying the National Guard to Portland.

The question is, will this ruling have any impact on the president's efforts to put troops on the ground in other major cities?

It's way too early for this.

Thank you. on the ground in other major cities. It's way too early for this. Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that can't believe we're already talking about snow.

Yeah, I know.

More on that coming up in weather. I'm Allie Vitale

on this Monday, November 10th. We'll start with the news here in Washington because today marks

day 41 of the government shutdown. But after nearly six weeks, lawmakers finally took the first step

to ending the stalemate yesterday after a number of Senate Democrats backed a Republican funding bill

to reopen the government until the end of January. In a 60 to 40 vote, a number of Senate Democrats backed a Republican funding bill to reopen the government until the end of January.

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