According to First Read:

The House will not vote on a full bill this week, according to leadership sources. They believe they’ve worked out a lot of the issues with the conservative Blue Dog Democrats on the Energy and Commerce Committee, but markup won’t be finished until Thursday (at the earliest), and they don’t think it’s wise to force a vote by Friday without giving members more time to understand the combined bills out of three committees. As for the Senate, it’s much harder to read. But we think we’ll have an idea about the plan Finance Committee Chair Max Baucus will unveil by the end of the week. It will, as Sen. Kent Conrad said over the weekend, include a “co-op” instead of a public option, and it likely will include Sen. John Kerry’s plan to tax so-called Cadillac-health care plans. Kerry’s plan is an easy sell for Grassley and the remaining Republicans still talking. As for the co-op deal, some Democrats in the Senate (and in the House) believe they can do many of the things with a co-op that they can do with a public option — yet have a few Republicans in the Senate on board.