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♪ hello and a very warm welcome to our viewers joining us on this monday. i'm bianca nobilo. >> and i'm max foster joining you live from london. just ahead on "cnn newsroom." i'm sick and tired of the brinksmanship. there's no excuses. consequently, i'm urging my remembers of congress not to wait. >> it's a political witch hunt to the likes of which nobody's seen before. >> we are leaving no stone, no branch, no table, no cabin unturned. ♪ live from london.

this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. those stories in just a moment. but first, we're going to give you word of a historic governor taking place in kyiv. foreign ministers meeting in kyiv which isn't an eu member. >> absolutely. this hasn't even been described as the ukrainian foreign minister as a historic event. we spoke about this an hour ago, speaking about this, not taking place at eu borders right now, but in his words future eu borders. this is being shown as a symbolic move by the european union for show of support. this is a message in itself, about support from the european union.

and issa borrell talking about the peace by president zelenskyy. he was careful in highlighting, this isn't in technical terms. because it is taking place and this is an opportunity for the european union, foreign ministers already, some of them, to meet with counterparts in ukraine to discuss those peace proposals ahead of a future european foreign affairs council summit. of course, it does come off the back of controversial decisions with u.s. congress. of course, we saw we got an emergency budget passed by congress. it's sparked concern but also in the european union. we heard from borrell speaking in ukraine, saying this was a concern that the european union would be stepping up its support in response to this. and in his eyes, he feels that

it hasn't been shattered and they are still working on this. take a listen. >> we don't feel that the u.s. support has been shuttered. because the united states understands that what is at stake in ukraine is much bigger than just ukraine. it's about the stability and predictability of the world. and transfer, i believe that we'll be able to find sources. >> and, of course, this is a controversial decision. the ukrainian officials and government focusing on really the potential for a next budget and what that will look like for ukraine. >> he has to say, it's okay, the u.s. funding, apparently, the u.s. funding can't carry the war effectively. but they've got ukraine on hold. there's no future funding in place right now. >> there are already provisions

in place in the current u.s. budgets, $1.6 billion has been cordoned off for defense support. and $2 billion for additional budget. there is 45 days for congress to consider the next budget. this was an emergency stopgap, that measure a temporary measure. but we've heard from other ukrainian officials saying they are in contact with others in the u.s., saying more in touch with remembers of the democrats but also members of the republican party in congress. and that is really where the concern lies because we have seen this reluctance, this waning of support from the republican party for adding that additional funding. according to the ukrainian foreign ministry, what they're focusing on now is ensuring that the next budget will provide provisions for additional funding we won't see waning of support. that is certainly the message from president biden. we saw zelenskyy and biden

meeting in d.c. last month on the sidelines. and president biden has spoken in response to the latest controversy. he has said that washington won't turn its back on kyiv. >> nada, thank you very much indeed. and hardline republican will seek mccarthy kmg to pass a spending bill to include that funding to ukraine, of course. >> matt gaetz said he will file a motion to vacate, saying the republican committee can no longer be trusted. mccarthy, however, says he's not worried about that threat. >> yes, i'll survive. this is a personal matter. matt voted against the most conservative ability to protect our border, secure our border. he's more interested in securing tv interviews than doing something. we wanted to push this into a shutdown. even threatening his own district with all of the military people there that won't

be paid because he wants to take this motion. >> cnn's melanie zanona has more on the challenges facing mccarthy. >> reporter: well, speaker mccarthy may have avoided a government shutdown, but now he's facing a showdown with his critics and that is because he opted to put a stopgap bill on the floor at the 11th hour. and instead ended up getting the support of nearly every single house democrat. now, republican matt gaetz is promising to make good on his property to oust speaker mccarthy as soon as this week. but kevin mccarthy says he's not scared of the fight. let's take a listen. >> i do intend to mile a motion against speaker mccarthy this week. i think we need to rip off the band aid. i think we need to move on with new leadership that be trustworthy. >> so be it, bring it on, let's get over it, and let's start governing. if he's upset that i tried to push it into a shutdown and i

made sure that government didn't shut down, then let's go. >> reporter: that means he's going to need most if not all democrats behind him in order for this to work. it's unclear what democrats are going to do. most of the democrats that i talked to say they're reluctant to bail out mccarthy. they feel like they can't trust him. they don't like that he just launched an impeachment inquiry into joe biden without evidence. but there are moderate democrats who are worried about throwing the house into chaos. at this point, jeffreys, the house leader is interested to keep the house dry and democratic leaders put out sunday they're going to talk about the possibility of a caucus this week. donald trump is weighing into the republican division into that house while campaigning in iowa. he said he doesn't want to comment on whether kevin mccarthy will remain speaker. >> trump added that he's had a

great relationship with mccarthy as well as representative matt gaetz. trump tweeted he's not aware of the plans. >> do you support the efforts to remove mccarthy as speaker. >> i don't know anything about those efforts. i like very much. >> trump will appear in person in the start for his civil trial. a few hours ago, he made that announcement on social media. new york attorney general la ticha james brought the lawsuit alleging that the former president and his sons and his company alleged in fraud. trump had this to say about his legal troubles. >> we have such great cases. it's a political witch hunt to the likes that nobody has seen before. thank you very much. trump's civil case in new york starts just as he's making a big wpush to iowa voters, here's cnn's alina

treene. >> reporter: trump is expected to appear for his civil service trial. i'm told that they're making preparations for donald trump to appear at the courthouse in lower manhattan on monday, as well as overnight at trump tower sunday and into this week. now, there's a lot of cases that donald trump is facing. there are many indictments brought against him but this case specifically was brought last september by new york attorney general letitia james. the lawsuit names donald trump as well as his eldest sons, their company and executives. i think it's important to point out the timing of this trial. donald trump is in the middle of a very busy campaign push. he was in iowa on sunday and speaking to voters and farmers. he'll be back in the state the following weekend at cedar rapids. this is noteworthy. i've spoken to many of trump's

adviser, they tell me even though the former president is polling well against his former republican charlies they also know that they can't be complacent in the state. they need to win in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. the goal is to win big. they want to carry the momentum from the primaries into november. the timing of this trial in the middle of this could be very tricky for donald trump's campaign. alayna treene, cnn, iowa. former governor newsom has appointed laphonza butler to complete the sentence of dianne feinstein. >> she's a longtime adviser to vice president kamala harris and will be the first lgbtq person to represent california in the senate. also the first black female

senator to serve in congress and first the third in history. >> and finestein will lie in state on wednesday and a funeral the following day and will be closed to the public. >> senator's burial will be private with only family attending. finestein passed away at the age of 90. >> the former prime minister reiterates his support on ukraine. and another football game to share with the win over and with the kansas city chiefs.

so slovakia where voters are waiting to see who will lead the next government. the party of the robert fico got the highest number of parliamentary votes over the weekend. >> fico said he would do whatever he could to kick-start talks between russia and ukraine. >> translator: we think ukraine is a huge tragedy for all. and a smear on the cabinet,

whether it has the prime minister or not, we will do our best even in the eu to get peace talks under way as soon as possible. >> joining us now to discuss is cnn's scott mclean, obviously, the kurdish discussions are ongoing. nevertheless, potentially, it's a big shift in terms of unity on the issue of ukraine. i was speaking to a member of the fico's party yesterday who would not comment on whether or not russia needs to withdraw from ukraine. >> it's huge. ukrainians and nazis and fascists that provoke russia into the war, their is their lines. and also believes on a more basic level, look, you can throw all the munitions and anything at this country you that can, russia will never concede that they lost this war. they will never agree to peacefully withdraw from any territories at all. he sees it as something that

will go on for years and years. he's trying to frame his argument as sort of a peace offering as you saw there in that clip. but it is entirely possible that we go through all of these negotiations and at the end of them, robert fico is actually not the prime minister of slovakia. there's seven seats in parliament works with a party called republic, you see it there at the bottom, they didn't reach the 5% view. they share the view on russia. and it's actually an offshoot of his own party. >> a natural partner. >> a natural partner in any kind of coalition government. but he's going to have to find some others, and at least on his view and russia and ukraine, he was asked about it yesterday, and again, he's sticking to his guns, listen to this.

>> translator: slovakia and the people in slovakia got bigger problems than ukraine. but it will not change anything about the fact that we will help ukraine human tarnian party. >> they say, slovakia has give all that they can afford to give they also think they should continue to give ammunition, because they manufacture ammunition in slovakia. his opinion may not have changed, robert fico's may not have changed, obviously with the government, it will probably have to soften his stance. you also have the progressive slovakia party, with the second highest number of votes they are dead set against robert fico. the leader of that party, mychal

simecka, it's possible that he goes through all of this, robert fico cannot find partners and you actually have a government that's very, very different in slovakia. and one reaction from ukraine, nothing ground breaking, but the foreign minister said, look, we respect the opinions of the people of slovakia, but that is after negotiations. >> scott was right to bring up the caveats there. but with the situation with poland, with a stopgap bill that doesn't provide more for ukraine, we had the victory of the party in slovakia with the taker of anti-war support of stance of ukraine. also tensions with poland, where poland said last week. >> over grain. >> exactly, we won't continue to

support aid either. definitely a moment for those groups. >> and very many countries. >> correct. so, poland is looking ahead to an election that gives voters different choices when it comes to governing the country. massive crowds gathered in poland's capital for a rally. the liberal opposition hosting the million hearts march to build momentum before the votes. >> it's a national referendum on the conservative law and justice party which has control opponents since 2015. the opposition said the controlling party is looking to leer le leave the european party. and the uk will be supporting a peacekeeping mission operating in ckosovo fo

years. the defense ministry has said the troops will join a consting gen contingent of others. hong kong held its first national day fireworks show in five years. police estimates over 400,000 locals and tourists attended. officials say they expect nearly 900 million trips electrical taken throughout the country during the eight-day holiday period. cnn's kristie lu stout joins me from hong kong. i've seen extraordinary images from social media over the weekend. it's a huge movement of people, isn't it? >> reporter: absolutely huge movement, it's a holiday at scale across china. the holiday season is under way. day three is today. this is one of the first holiday periods since the end of the pandemic. and the end of those tough zero covid travel restrictions. nearly 900 million trips are expected during this time. according to china's ministry

cultural tourism. it says 896 million domestic trims will take place. that's an increase of 86% from the year before. of refuse new from domestic tourism is also set to reach some 10 billion. and as you can see on your screen there, various scenes across china, the railway system is busier than ever. in train stations across china, there are seasons of a surge in domestic train travel. some 190 million railway trips will be made during this holiday season. and around 20 passenger trips were made on the first day alone, the first day, of the holiday that kicked off just two days ago. now, despite the surge that we've seen in domestic china, china's overall outbound international market, that is still low compared to prepandemic levels. china's outbound international flight capacity is down around 50%. that's still much lower,

compared to other countries. and international flights there are still really expensive. they're much higher compared to prepandemic levels compared to 2019. china's economy is struggling. struggling to recover, after the pandemic, after zero covid. so many are reluctant to splurge on these splashy, expensive holidays overseas. so the chinese who are going abroad, they're choosing cheaper destinations in the region, like thailand which has become a top choice, in fact, became a top choice for chinese travelers. according to bookings in china, hotel bookings to thailand surged over 6,000% compared to this same period a year ago, that far policy was announced. back to you. >> kristie lu stout in hong kong. the u.s. narrowly avoided a government shutdown.

president biden says there's more work to do, we'll talk about his challenges really to congressional leaders. and state police are searching for a 9-year-old girl. how a simple bike ride turned into a parents' worst worst nightmare when we come back.

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welcome back to "cnn newsroom." i'm bianca nobilo. >> i'm max foster. if you're just joining us, let me bring you up to date with the top stories. u.s. house speaker kevin mccarthy's speakership could be in danger. matt gaetz will try to ask mccarthy for his position. as mccarthy reached across the aisle to democrats to keep the u.s. government for shutting down. former president donald trump will appear in a new york courtroom later this morning. it's the beginning of a civil trial against trump, members of his family and many companies. u.s. president joe biden has urged lawmakers to pass a year-long budget deal and authorize more aid for ukraine. he says congress should not wait in the last minute like they did with the stopgap spending bill. cnn's arlette saenz reports. >> reporter: president biden said it's good news a government shutdown was averted, but he's urging lawmakers to get to work,

as the next government funding deadline is about 45 days away. the president is pushing congress and lawmakers to avoid the last-minute, down to the wire negotiations as played out over the weekend. and what the president wants to see is house republicans stick to that budget agreement, that house speaker kevin mccarthy had arranged with the white house last spring, during the debt ceiling fight. the president also lamented the brinkmanship that is occurring up on capitol hill. and said that this down to the wire talk was a, quote, manufactured crisis by republicans. take a listen. >> i'm sick and tired of the brinksmanship. and so are the american people. there's no excuse for another crisis. consequently, i strongly urge my republican friends in congress not to wait. don't waste time as you did all summer. pass a year-long budget agreement. honor the deal we made a few months ago. >> reporter: one big question for president biden is whether he'll be able to secure additional aid for ukraine. the president asked for about

$24 billion in funding for the war-torn country, but that was dropped from the deal that was struck over the weekend as there was opposition amongst hard line republicans in the house. the president is urging lawmakers to stop playing games and get this aid passed. the president and house democratic leadership have suggested that house speaker kevin mccarthy will be putting forward a separate vote on ukraine aid in the coming weeks. so far, mccarthy's office has not detailed any plans for when or how to do that, leaving many questions in the state of that ukraine aid up in the air. arlette saenz, cnn, the white house. the u.s. foreign relations committee says he'll block the release for military aid for egypt. senator benefit cardin has threatened to withhold future arms sales if the country doesn't improve human rights. >> he said, quote, the government of egypt's record and reign of issues with governance

must be improved if it's to be sustained. and bob menendez was indicted on corruption charges in change that he accepted bribes to help egypt. police and firefighters are searching for a 9-year-old girl that went missing in new york. charlotte sena went missing on sunday after a bike ride with friends. new york officials have vowed to make sure she gets home safely. >> right now, there's over 100 personnel deployed, 75 law enforcement on the ground. two drones, an air boat, search team, six underwater rescue teams. and sonar. we are leaving no stone, no branch, no table, no cabin unturned. untouched, unexamined, in our search to find charlotte. >> it was issued on sunday.

police asking anyone with information to call them. charlotte had an orange tie die shirt, dark blue pants and a gray bicycle helmet. and staged walkouts in organized labor doesn't seem to be suffering for it. a gallup poll from august shows a little more than two-thirds of americans approve of labor unions. that's down slightly from a year ago but still higher than gallup aeg long-term average. >> and more than 40% of those surveyed want americans to gain more power. that's up 200% from a 2009 survey. mean windchill, health care workers could walk off the job on wednesday. the walkout against kaiser permanente is supposed to last three days. and kaiser said it's putting

contingency plans in place if it happens. cnn's camila bernal has more. >> reporter: when i talked to union workers, she told me her biggest concern is the shortage of workers having to do the job of multiple people. she said, look, even if you're short staffed on facilities, they may not be able to clean the room, and that means whoever is at the hospital is going to have to wait longer to be able to have a room. so she says, it's not only waiting times at the hospitals, but also waiting times to get an appointment. it may take months to schedule an appointment to see your doctor. and she says all of this is in part because of the shortage of workers. here's how she described it. >> it's not okay to have to do the job of two or three people at a time. so, now, you can imagine how hard it is, and the toll it takes on health care workers, especially with our lives, our salaries. it's not easy having to have to

deal with that stress at work and then still having to bring it home to our families. >> reporter: and in addition to the shortage of workers and staff, the coalition of eight unions is asking for raises across the board. they also want job protections against outsourcing. they're also wanting retiree medical benefits and advance notice to workers returning to office. and this could happen on wednesday, having a huge impact across the nation on the west coast, including here in california, and on the east coast in places like virginia and washington, d.c. now kaiser says they're at the table, they're negotiating land continue to do so. in a statement, they said they're actually continuing to do this. but have already agreed on a number of issues. they also say they have a plan in place if there is a strike on wednesday. and have said that both hospitals and emergency rooms will remain open. the worker that i spoke to, told

me that, yes, they are worried about what's going to happen on wednesday. but she says that they are fighting for their patients. camila bernal, cnn, los angeles. we're learning more about a deadly crash in illinois involving a semi truck which led to thousands of gallons of ammonia spilling on to the highway. >> five people were hospitalized and hundreds were evacuated from their homes. the national transportation safety board said the incident appeared to have started when another vehicle tried to pass the semi truck. >> meanwhile, the 500 residents evacuated were allowed to return to their homes on saturday. no word yet on whether any charges will be filed. summer is hanging on well into autumn in parts of the u.s. as daniellas of places are expected to see record-breaking heat to begin the first week of october. >> in the upper midwest, places like minneapolis-st. paul broke the record for the warmest day hitting 92. record highs in dakotas,

missouri and iowa. >> high temperatures will continue in the central u.s. today before shifting to the northeast on tuesday. the record heat should give way to cooler temperatures by midweek. still ahead on you, fighting between turkey and kurdish militants is intensifying. we'll have the latest on turkey's response after a bombing near the country's interior ministry. and we'll go live to spain to get the latest on a deadly fire that ripped through a nightclub on sunday killing at least 13 people.

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♪ turkey says it has destroyed 20 targets in north iraq just hours after the kurdish group claimed responsibility. the ministry said two attackers stole his vehicle. >> two were able to stop the attackers but injured in the

process. pkk is a terrorist group in turkey and waging with insurgency for decades. cnn's salma abdelaziz joins us, salma, remind the viewers about the motives at play here. >> that's very complicated to answer. but you're talking about a four-decade long insurgency that's been carried out by the kurdish militant group. it's important to know kurds make up the largest minority in turkey, it's around 15% to 20%. but they do not have their own homeland. there's a semi-autonomous region in norm iraq and syria. but they continue, this kurdish group, pkk, to carry out attacks in turkey which have been very deadly in years. the latest one, of course, is the one sunday that happened outside of the interior ministry. brought daylight hours, 9:30 in the morning, two assailants dedicating an explosive, killing

a civilian, stealing a car. a clear message to lawmakers in ankara, in the capital, because they were returning from their summer. this is the first session. president erdogan was set to speak hours later. in that statement, president erdogan vowed this would not backtrack turkey's fight against terrorism, domestically and internationally, he said in his statement. and called it the last flutters of terrorism, just hours later, turkey carried out these air strikes in northern iraq on 20 targets, as you mention, including warehouses, caves, weapons depots. they say, turkey's defense ministry says it neutralized many terrorists without providing a death toll specifically. but again, as you mentioned here in the beginning, this is not over. it's not a simple tit for tat, and it's done. this is an insurgency that turkey continues to fight. it's important to note that it's not jut turkey that designates pkk as a terrorist group, it's

also the u.s. and eu. and turkey justified its attacks within the context of united nations charters. >> salma, thank you so much. to spain now where at least 13 people have died in the country's deadliest nightclub fire in decades. >> of course, the blaze which broke out early sunday in the southeastern city of murcia is not yet known. officials fear the dead toll could rise as search operations continue in that building. jonas goodwin joins us live. we haven't got a sense of it yet, have we? >> reporter: hi, max, a police official tells cnn that other nationalities, not just spaniards, were victims in this tragedy. the mayor of murcia which is spain's seventh largest city promised the full weight of the law against the people responsible for this. there are searching bodies to be recovered. here's what the mayor had to say about that. >> translator: 13 bodies have

been found, all of them are with the institute of legal medicine for autopsies. of these 13, three have been identified through fingerprints. and the rest cannot be identified through the test and will have to be identified through dna tests. >> reporter: two other people are still reported missing, according to the city. but that's down from late sunday when there were five people missing, three were found overnight. now, this nightclub area is an industrial area and commercial area on the outskirts of downtown. police say it attracts a wide range of people, max from 18 year olds to 50-year-olds, depending on what type of music is being played. the three discotheques involved in the fire, one is on the end of this angular building. police don't know if the fire started there and moved out to the other two and burned out each way. they do know it started on the

second floor which collapsed. officials say it would have been worse if it had started 6:00 in the morning when a lot of people had gone home. and it the victims' families are being taken care by sports psychologists. one man said his daughter sent a voice message that she was trapped in the fire. she didn't know if she was going to get out alive, max. >> it's because the roof collapsed. it's very hard for the firemen and women to deal with it. but now it's so hard for recovery. >> reporter: absolutely. and it is the worst fire since 1990. when 43 people died in a nightclub fire in another city. the very worst one was back in

1980s here in madrid when 80 people died. spanish officials are trying to crack down on this and prevent this from happening again. max. >> al goodwin, thank you for that. at least 30 people were injured in a fire in a police facility in egypt. earlier, flames broke out in the security detecidirector. workers from the united nations have arrived to help refugees to help as they leave the region for armenia. leaving two voices, stay and accept azerbaijan citizenship or leave. here's why some are saying about why they chose the second fashion. >> if somebody rapes somebody's daughter-in-law, daughter, and

this messes in your mind, and you just can't imagine living there. >> translator: how you can live with turks when you remember how we lost sourour heroes or boys. if there's a choice between leaving or staying, i choose leaving. >> 100,000 have fled. the u.n. said 31% of refugees are children and 20% are elderly. many lost hope of returning after the president dissolved state institutions. many planin plains, georgia. for jimmy carter.

♪ paris is battling a bed bug outbreak breaking through paris. it cummings as the capital is proposed to host next year's summer olympics. cnn reports.

>> reporter: the commute, not just for the passengers, french officials say that bed bugs have infested paris networks and the wider city. the race is now on to exterminate the bugs with less than a year to go in the olympics. for metro to high-speed trains, videos have shown them taking over some cinemas and even airports which is making for an itchy situation as france prepares to host the rest of the world next summer. french officials are preparing to take measures to contain the scourge with othose gathering this week to try to find ways to get rid of the pests. but that is not enough for some who say the thought of sitting next to them on a bus or train makes they're skin crawl. >> translator: that will traumaize me, i'll keep my luggage closed to keep them from getting to high home. also i'm not from here, once i

get home, i'll have to wash all of my clothes. >> translator: i mean, the fact that we can actually see them means there's a lot of them. they're being seen in the day when they usually come out at night so there's a big problem where. >> reporter: paris deputy mayor said no one is safe from the problem because the bugs can be picked up anywhere. a recent government report estimated that about 1 in 10 french households have had bed bug infestations between 2017 and last year. there's some fumigation companies that say business is higher than usual and more urgent. >> translator: we've had customers calling us up crying, desperate for a solution. and it's very, very costly when you have to throw quaye all of your bedding and under way works in your apartment so you get into a bit of paranoia. >> reporter: and while bed bugs may be a growing nuisance in paris, health experts say they're not considered

dangerous. causing itching and rashes. and outbreaks have increased not just in the french capital but around the world as people travel more and bugs become more resistant to pesticides. an irritating problem, but not one say french officials that should pose a threat to the upcoming olympics. their plan to stop the bed bugs biting as soon as they can. melissa bell, cnn, paris. >> that's a story we're going to remember. >> we'll be itchy throughout all of that, i need to shower myself. despite european teams commanding the lead heading into sunday's final round, the americans gave them a scare at the ryder cup in rome, in the end, the european team clinched, tommy fleetwood with the european match, european team mass won eight of the lastryder

cups. it's another decade the day for simone biles. she became the first woman to landyurshenko double pike vault. >> according the yurchenko double pike vault. >> i've watched the video. you can't understand it's so quick. in the spotlight this hour for you, birthday wishes have been pouring from from around the world for former u.s. president jimmy carter on his 99th birthday. >> white house had this massive carveout on its front lawn.

disney and espn presented an alternative telecast on sunday's game between the atlanta falcons and the jacksonville jaguars, in an animated "toy story." >> the players and announcers were animated versions of themselves. >> that's amazing. >> and buzz light year also made an appearance. and, max foster, you were at this very game? >> i was. you might not know, because i was supporting the falcons because of the atlanta cnn connection. and i was with a friend who also supported that team. but actually, absolute minority, 90% were from jacksonville. what you don't realize there's effectively a home game for jacksonville with the relationship with wembley, because they have so many games there, they have supporters as

well. taylor swift may not be cheer captain, but that didn't stop her from cheering on the kansas city chiefs on sunday. she appears to be dating tight end travis kelce attended the away game against the jets. swift brought blake livevy and sophie turner. >> just the anticipate of swift being at the game increased ticket and jersey sales and she might just bring the team luck. the chiefs beating the jets. i think this should be a regular monday slot. >> i'm max foster. >> i'm bianca nobilo. "early start" is next right here on cnn.

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