BOLDUAN: We're following breaking news out of Michigan we want to get to. A possible end to the longest auto labor strike in history. General Motors has reached a proposed and tentative agreement with union workers after a neawrly five-week strike. Vanessa Yurkevich is in Detroit and joins me now. Vanessa, you've been talking to G.M. and the striking workers from the beginning of this. What's in the deal? What are you hearing?</s>VANESSA YURKEVICH, CNN BUSINESS & POLITICS REPORTER: Hi, Kate. Yes, this deal between UAW and G.M. is a long time coming. As you said, nearly five weeks out here, the striking workers in sun and cold, and now in a little bit of sleet. This is such welcome news to them. In this deal, we know that it had been stalled out for a couple weeks. As soon as the G.M. CEO Mary Barra got into the room with union negotiators this week, it started to move this deal forward. We know the union had said in the past they would not sign any deal unless a couple things were in there. One, temporary workers. They wanted to make sure their temporary union workers with G.M. would become full-time employees. We know that has been wrapped up. Also, the issue of Mexico. They've wanted to make sure that G.M. would commit to moving some of their product lines back from Mexico to the United States. We don't know specifics, but we know that the union has been insistent on that and said they would not sign anything that didn't include some kind of movement back from Mexico to the United States. Next steps now, the union's top officials have flown in here to Detroit and they will be voting on this tentative agreement here tomorrow. Once that vote happens, and it's approved, they will then take it back to their members across the country, people that are standing here behind me on this picket line and around the country, who will then make their vote, hoping to ratify this agreement and make it final -- Kate?
G.M. Reaches Tentative Agreement with Union Workers after Weeks-Long Strike.