alex witt reports . we begin with this breaking news. live look right now at capitol hill, that s where lawmakers are negotiating a foreign funding deal. the senate held one procedural vote in this last hour. this massive package would send 60 billion dollars to ukraine, 14 billion to israel, nine billion for humanitarian aid, and nearly five billion to partners in asia like taiwan. senate leaders on both sides of the aisle speaking on the floor just moments ago. take a listen. even though we are keeping the process moving on the floor, democrats still hope we can reach an agreement with our republican colleagues on a reasonable list of amendments. we must reject the most short sighted views of our obligations and grapple instead with actual problems. we ve got a number of reporters that face covering all of these new developments for you. we re gonna be with we see julia jester with things on capitol hill. julia, what can you tell us? reporter: alex, senators are vo
and sbc host, jen psaki. that interview coming up in minutes. and a very good day to all of you from nbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome to alex witt reports. we begin with the breaking news, right, now the senate is holding a sunday session as lawmakers scramble to lockdown a last-minute deal on funding for both ukraine and israel. this comes after republican scrapped a bipartisan border deal that would have finalized that budget for wartime. we have a live report ahead for you. of course, that wartime aid, in the meantime. a second vote on all hundred mayorkas impeachment. that is set for tuesday after house republicans first attempt fell short last week. today, secretary mayorkas is dismissing the vote. calling the gop s allegations against him a distraction. there are baseless allegations, kristen. that is why i am not distracted by them. i am focused on the work of the department of homeland security. i ve got a busy day today, after the show. a busy day