The Washington Post has the story:

The Senate is expected to pass a resolution addressing the crisis in Egypt, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, John Kerry (D-Mass.), told reporters Thursday evening.
According to Kerry, the resolution would call on Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak “to begin the process of the transfer of power and create a caretaker effort” of which Mubarak himself could or could not be a part, depending on what the Egyptian people ultimately decide.
“We want them to make that kind of choice and not narrow the options here,” Kerry said. “But the key here is to respect people’s rights, to end the violence, to provide an opportunity for this transfer, and to begin to pull Egypt out of this chaotic confrontation and begin to embrace the aspirations of the people.”
Kerry said that he expected the resolution would pass unanimously.