Cliff House vote in the Senate Finance

Right in the center of attention, the majority of House Republicans in the Senate-the-board tax increases and deep spending cuts at the Pentagon and other government agencies compromise legislation denying financial gap in a closed meeting on Tuesday decided that their next move will be.

In the drama in a successful new year reaches its peak in the middle of the night, the Senate approved laws 89-8 Tuesday. Vote came hours after Vice President Joe Biden and Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky has signed an agreement.

CBS News' Jill Jackson reports from Capitol Hill House Republicans are scheduled to meet at 1 pm through to be able to decide amendments to the bill.

It will prevent the middle class from tax up but will increase the rate of higher income. It also will prevent spending cuts for two months, extend unemployment benefits long-term unemployment, cuts 27 percent fee on doctors to avoid treating Medicare patients and to prevent the increase in milk prices.

Measures to ensure that lawmakers spend on issues that are difficult budget in just a few weeks, as required by the end relief from the painful spending cuts and increased government borrowing cap.

House Speaker John Boehner pointedly refrained from an agreement, although promised to vote for or alternative to PP immediately. But he had to face the opposition Conservatives House, and it is unclear when the vote will take place.

Boehner will present their new collection in the early afternoon on Tuesday and Biden schedule a private meeting with House Democrats will play a role on Monday night when he helped the Democrats compromise on camera that they voted.

CBS News correspondent Nancy Cordes, Democrats expect that almost all members of their votes in favor of the transaction.