Happening now travel chaos, new flight delays and cancellations this morning as the Trump administration is cutting 6% of flights nationwide.

Airlines are already canceling flights this morning and we are live at Newark Airport as this chaos intensifies.

Plus President Trump is downplaying American's economic anxiety in a new interview.

And then later, we'll speak to the parents of a nine-year-old little girl killed in the devastating

flood at Camp Mystic in Texas as they join other parents and new lawsuits against the camp.

On to the House. After passing the Senate, the longest government shutdown in U.S. history is one step closer to being over, but not everyone is celebrating.

I'll speak with the House Minority Leader. Hakeem Jeffries about his plan to fight the deal when it reaches the chambers.

Plus, honoring our heroes. We're live over at Arlington National Cemetery as the nation salutes past and present members of the U.S. military by some service members, though, are feeling unappreciated on this Veterans Day.

And a record-setting blast of cold air freezes parts of the country.

Welcome to our viewers here in the

United States and around the world. I'm Wolf Blitzer with Pamela Brown and you're in the

Situation Room.

This is CNN breaking news.

And we begin with the breaking news. What will the House of Representatives now do?

Congress is one step closer to ending the longest government shutdown in U.S. history after the Senate voted yesterday to pass a new funding deal.

Eight members of the Democratic caucus broke ranks and voted with Republicans to pass the bill.

Let's go live right now to see his chief congressional correspondent.

Manu Rajui is up on Capitol Hill.

How soon Manu is the House of Representatives expected to vote?

We expect this vote to happen tomorrow, Wolf.

In fact, today is a bit of a down

day on Capitol Hill. The Senate is out of session after passing this bill by the narrowest of margins

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