of thousands of federal employees are sent home without pay. we can speak now to our north america correspondent, sean dilley, who has the latest. from what i ve just read, things have moved on somewhat. the house has voted for this stopgap bill, it s still to go to the senate and it s still to go to the senate and it s not really the main event, isn t it? , it s not really the main event, isn t it? 3 , , it s not really the main event, isn t it? , , , ., , isn t it? it s pretty nail-biting stuff here isn t it? it s pretty nail-biting stuff here in isn t it? it s pretty nail-biting stuff here in washington, - isn t it? it s pretty nail-biting| stuff here in washington, dc, isn t it? it s pretty nail-biting - stuff here in washington, dc, it s right out of the pages of a netflix house of cards episode. 90 against, this is really, really interesting because it doesn t include any new funding for ukraine. it does continue with other aid funding and the notion that it will
of thousands of federal employees sent home without pay. this is the moment in the house when the result of the vote was announced, on this about, they yeas or 235, the bill is passed, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. this is what the republican house of representatives speaker, kevin mccarthy had to say about passing of the bill. just moments ago on the house floor, we passed by overwhelming numbers the ability to keep government open for the next six weeks. you ve got to understand why we are here. the senate has produced not one appropriation bill through the floor. the house? more than 70%. discretionary spending has now passed. i do not believe our troops need to be punished for us not getting the work done. so i ask congress will stay in session the next two weeks, continue to work to get this done. we can speak now to our north america correspondent, sean dilley who has the latest. so sean, i wonder if you could break down exactly what took place over t
by armenian separatists for decades, but it s internationally recognised as part of azerbaijan. the united nations says it s sending a mission to the region this weekend, to assess the humanitarian situation. the team will look at the needs of people remaining in the territory as well as those who are on the move. azerbaijan has said it would allow such a visit to take place. live now to ketevan khachidze, the chief executive of care causcasus. thank you forjoining us. i understand you have been near the border and spoken to people who crossed over the border. what are those people telling you? what are some of the stories you have heard in the past few days? in the past few days? thanks for invitin: in the past few days? thanks for inviting me- in the past few days? thanks for inviting me. they in the past few days? thanks for inviting me. they engulfed - in the past few days? thanks for inviting me. they engulfed a - in the past few days? thanks for i inviting me. they
the last time in early 2019 saw a month of widespread disruption to the world s largest economy. erin delmore reports from new york the clock is ticking on capitol hill. the democrat led senate and the republican led house will need to agree on a deal to fund the federal government past september 30th. right now, the senate has bipartisan support on a stopgap bill that would extend funding until november 17th. but house republicans have rejected it. they re fighting over government spending levels with hard line conservatives calling for deeper cuts and tying any government funding bill to the ongoing issue of immigration and security at the us s southern border. house speaker kevin mccarthy has a handful of holdouts in his republican caucus who have said they ll oppose any short term funding bill. several are threatening to oust mccarthy from his post if he doesn t meet their demands. any shutdown would impact hundreds of thousands of federal workers, many of whom would