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Welcome back. i'm stephanie ruhle. in just a few hours, lawmakers are expected to begin voting on a bipartisan deal. the key question is president trump going to sign it. kristen welker is live at the white house and garrett haake on capitol hill. how's this going to play out today in the senate and the house? >> the senate will vote first some time this afternoon. the house is planning to vote later tonight. the thing about the senate is any one senator can still slow things down here if they want to. so far, leadership has signaled they want to move ahead. they support the compromise. its pr...

About trying to get things at least both at work and personally, with my personal finances, at least on some re m resemblance of on track. it'll probably take three, four months to get everything back on track, assuming they pass another spending bill at the end of three weeks >> reporter: i asked her, you know, if lawmakers in d.c. or people sort of making criticisms about this situation angered her in the period. she said, look, i have been in survival mode the past 35 days i don't have time to think about that i also asked how close she was to moving out, seeking help at a food bank. she sa...

Let's get a check on capitol hill the house and senate get back to work this afternoon along with some 800,000 federal workers after a 35-day shutdown. 1 days now left. that's the number of days lawmakers have to hammer out a deal or face another government closure. 17 lawmakers on a bipartisan panel trying to get to that deal on border security and here's another number for you. 50/50. president trump says the chances those lawmakers will actually give him something he will sign is, quote, less than 50/50 and one more number on the cost of the shutdown. $6 million according to an analysis, th...

Expenditure. i'm sure that did not happen. >> phil, i know you spoke to giuliani. did he comment at all about that new report, michael cohen saying that he was doing this at the behest of the president? >> you know, we were really focused in our conversation on the mueller investigation and sort of the collusion questions there. but clearly the president's legal team is also paying close attention to what's developing in the southern district of new york and they expect that to go on for some time, sort of recognizing that the mueller probe could potentially be nearing an end over the next few...

They could miss their first paycheck on january 11th. the number of people impacted by the shutdown could be much larger in the near future. millions of people might not be able to get the food stamps they need. food stamps. and billions of dollars in tax refunds. they could get frozen. all of us are impacted when you've got border agents working without pay. tsa agents calling out sick and garbage piling up at national parks. for what? because the president got trolled by anne coulter and rush limbaugh. i'm going to get all sides of this thing covered. i want to start with nbc's geoff bennett...