HARLOW: So the latest Senate Republican stimulus proposal has now stalled until next week at least. The plan was supposed to be unveiled today, but now Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says key components will be unveiled on Monday.</s>SCIUTTO: So the key question is will Congress reach a deal in time to extend unemployment benefits before they run out? CNN's Phil Mattingly is on Capitol Hill. The difficult negotiation was between Democrats and Republicans. But the fact is now Republicans in the Senate and the White House, they haven't agreed on the key points of this. Why and what remains to be done?</s>PHILI MATTINGLY, CNN CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Yes. Jim, in terms of where things are stand on the negotiation, the teams aren't actually on the field yet. They are essentially sitting in the locker room until the Republicans can figure out their own proposals. And I think that has deep repercussions, obviously. You have more 17 million people who are unemployed, and that extra money has been helpful but not just to pay rent and bills or car notes or their mortgages, also to pay health insurance, which millions may lose because of those lost jobs.</s>ASHLEY PAMPLIN, FURLOUGHED RESTAURANT MANAGER: I've always been optimistic and smiling, like it will all be okay.</s>MATTINGLY: Despite a furlough, Ashley Pamplin managed to stay positive in the first few months of the pandemic.</s>PAMPLIN: Unemployment and everything, that's what made it a little bit easier to be like, okay, I can stay at home and be okay.</s>MATTINGLY: But the Pittsburgh restaurant group where she worked just days ago decided it had to make cuts.</s>PAMPLIN: There's just so uncertainty, and I think nobody really knows what's going on, and it's kind of like almost a downward spiral.
GOP Coronavirus Stimulus Plan Stalls on Capitol Hill.