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>> you're voting it but when you get half of the democratic party voting no basically in the house, already -- you got two more years of this? >> $50 billion war spending bill. >> where is the quote from david obee? >> look for it. let me show you the numbers here. the house of representatives voted to approve $59 billion war spending bill to fund president obama's troop buildup in afghanistan and the bill cleared the house last night despite some opposition of some democrats who were looking to include over $20 billion in extra domestic spending. still members of congress under pressure since...

Welcome back. deepening divisions in washington as more democrats split with president obama over the war in afghanistan. 102 dems in the house voted against a $59 billion measure to fund the president's troop surge. still, the legislation passed, thanks to strong support from the republicans. what does this mean for president obama, who's fighting to keep his party's support when it comes to the war effort. ryan grimm for the "huffington post" ryan, good to see you today. >> thanks for having me. last year 32 democrats opposed a bill and now we're up to 102 dems in the house. what do we make ...

She returned in july and charges were filed against her. no indication that there's any connection with the alleged russian spies. one of our producers talked to her lawyer. they say she's not a terrorist, not a spy. she purchased these with the intent to sell them for-to-a family friend for hunting purposes. >> we'll see how that flies. emergency funding for the war in afghanistan is on stake. the house is nearing a vote on a $59 billion spending bill mostly for troop build-up. we'll speak to brianne eianna k. >> reporter: well, to hear anti-war democrats talk about it, suzanne, this is rea...

Exchange. >> fitting in new york because they're, remember, transplanted new yorkers apparently. >> oh, okay. the market opens today, the investors watching for reaction to bp's report this mitt romneying of a record quarterly loss. the company announced that tony hayward replaced in october. the house votes today to fund the wars in iraq and afghanistan. the $59 billion measure stripped of billions in funding for domestic programs, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle do expect it to pass. well, earnings are in. tony hayward is out and leaders at bp on an offensive to promote the stabilit...

>> shepard: thanks. here at home, it is all your money. and the u.s. house of representatives passed a spending bill that will pay for the wars in iraq and afghanistan. that final version also includes an extra $20 billion in domestic spending. and before the u.s. senate debates the legislation, we're breaking down how much you'll pay for this current version. molly henneberg with that assignment tonight on capitol hill. molly? >> hi, shep. the senate initially passed a 59 billion-dollar war spending bill. and that's what house democrats added another 21 billion in domestic spending on to. the...