Senate Republicans and some Democrats appear to have a plan to end the government shutdown. CBS News' Natalie Brand reports.

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The Senate has moved forward with a bipartisan agreement to end the government shutdown, as eight Democratic lawmakers joined Republicans to support a funding measure. The deal includes full-year appropriations for key departments such as Veterans Affairs, military construction, and the USDA, as well as an extension of temporary funding through January. 

Democrats secured assurances on reversing layoffs and backpay for federal workers, along with a promised vote on Affordable Care Act subsidies. However, the agreement has divided Democrats, with some calling it a necessary compromise and others labeling it a surrender. Meanwhile, President Trump has issued pardons to several individuals allegedly involved in efforts to overturn the 2020 election, though these pardons do not cover state or local charges or Trump himself.

Democrats, Republicans reach deal that may end government shutdown

There is a light at the end of the tunnel to end the government shutdown The Senate voted to advance a house pass funding measure after moderate Democrats made a deal with Republicans eight Democratic lawmakers joins Senate GOP Joined the Senate GOP and supporting this measure and we can show some of them to you on this screen You've actually got seven Democrats and an independent the agreement contains a package of full year appropriation Bills and an extension of temporary funding CBS News correspondent Natalie Brand is at the White House with more on what has just happened Natalie good morning to you. This is not a done deal yet. But what is in this agreement and what comes next? Yeah, good morning Errol, well this still needs a final vote by the Senate and the house But this breakthrough reached over the weekend paves the way for the shutdown to end Potentially as early as this week so under this deal the short-term house pass funding measure would actually be extended through January instead of that initial deadline of Later in November to give more time to fully fund the government It would also include longer full year appropriations bills for certain departments including the VA military construction the USDA which of course pertains to snap benefits and and legislative which pays congressional workers and in return Democrats did get assurances that the Layoffs related to the shutdown would be reversed and that all federal workers would receive Backpay and they also got the promise of a vote on the Affordable Care Act these health subsidies that we've been talking about sometime in early December But Democrats are divided over this compromise the moderates who pushed for it are saying, you know This was the only deal on the table. Whereas the Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. He actually Voted against it. He does not support it and some calling this, you know, a complete surrender. Take a listen to the divide 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 understand that not all of my Democratic colleagues are satisfied with this agreement But waiting another week or another month Wouldn't deliver a better outcome But it comes as the impacts from the shutdown are really reaching a boiling point at the nation's airports also in terms of snap for the tens of millions of Americans who need that federal food assistance over the weekend the Trump Administration actually ordered states to stop the implementation of fully funding snap benefits Pending this legal fight that is still playing out in the courts Errol and Natalie We're also learning President Trump pardoned numerous people while our viewers were sleeping These folks allegedly involved in efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Tell us more about that Yeah, we're learning about this from a proclamation that was posted on social media by Department of Justice attorney Ed Martin listing a number of individuals involved in Alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results and some of those names on this list high-profile like you see Rudy Giuliani former attorney to President Trump also Jenna Ellis also the president's under the first term former chief of staff Mark Meadows now Martin also says that this proclamation includes Alternative elect doors in 2020 as part of the alleged scheme the proclamation says this continues the process of quote national Reconciliation but note Errol it does not apply to state or local charges and it also explicitly Says in the proclamation it does not apply to President Trump. We will be reaching out to the White House for more information since this is Overnight developing news Errol. Yeah, remarkable Natalie Brand. Thank you

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Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa meeting Trump at White House

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Super Typhoon Fung-wong batters the Philippines

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BBC boss Tim Davie resigns after criticism over Trump speech edit

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Trump admin orders states to 'undo' SNAP payments ahead of Senate vote

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Jerusalem

Israeli settlers attack Palestinians, journalists in West Bank

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Ukraine and Russia trade overnight strikes on energy facilities

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Three dead as giant waves lash Tenerife

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Brazil welcomes world leaders to Amazon for COP30

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State of emergency declared as Super Typhoon approaches Philippines

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Global sanctions on Syria eased as leader visits U.S.

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Brazil cleans up after deadly tornado

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Miami

No end in sight for longest government shutdown in U.S. history

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John F. Kennedy International Airport

Flight cuts could double if shutdown drags into Thanksgiving

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Millions who depend on SNAP in limbo as Supreme Court blocks payment

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Al Fashir

Satellite imagery shows horrors in Sudan

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At least 14 people killed in UPS plane crash, officials say

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Los Angeles International Airport

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Ukraine Invasion

Deaths, injuries after Russia hits residential and energy sites in Ukraine

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Middle East Conflict

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Trump to grant Hungary exemption from sanctions on Russian energy

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World leaders gather in Brazil for COP30 climate summit

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