break it down, coming up in just a few minutes, guys. >> thank you so much. let's head to washington where it looks like congress has finally passed a budget. the house voted overwhelmingly thursday to approve a two-year bipart son plan. republicans and democrats supporting the measure in roughly equal numbers you could say. athena jones is at the white house where they are applauding the vote. but it's not over yet, athena. good morning. >> it's not over yet. the white house is calling the house vote an important moment of bipartisan cooperation. strong support for this budget bill from both sides of the aisle which as you know, is a rare thing in the house of representatives. but of course not everyone supported it. conservative republicans didn't like the fact that this bill gets rid of $63 billion in spending cuts. so it's for precisely that reason that this bill will face a much tougher road on the senate side. we've heard from folks who say