BUFFALO, N.Y. — There is apparently a deal to end the federal government shutdown, but there could be more twists and turns in Washington before this really is a "done deal."

NBC reported Monday evening that the the Senate was voting on a series of procedural measures to get to a final vote on the actual government funding agreement.

2 On Your Side has gathered reaction to this tentative agreement which may reopen the government but also rip open a rift among some Democrats.

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