you know, you are just wearing a wing suit, you are flying your body and it gives you the sensation of flying. the feeling is so absolutely unbelievable and something that human beings have been dreaming about since we had the ability to dream. jumping off the cliffs and flying through mountains snlt everyone's dream. but it is mine. and i hope that people out there have the courage to go out there and chase their dream. whatever it is. >> hello, everyone. i'm don lemon. top of the hour. you're in cnn newsroom. everyone in washington is starting to oppose -- it is looking unavoidable. there are 30 hours to go until the first federal shut down since 1996. it is hard it find a sense of urgency anywhere around the capital. a bill republicans say would

avoid a shut down, dennate democrats insist that bill is doomed. dead on arrival, as they say in washington. and the senate doesn't plan it meet again until tomorrow afternoon. the government start running out of money tomorrow night at midnight. congress still gets paychecks. others see their paycheck vanish. essential staff like the military, fbi, air traffic controllers would stay on duty. but paychecks could be delayed. if you're planning vacation to a national park, forget about it. they could be closed. you can for get about getting a passport as well. passports and government loans would not be issued. what is not affected, medicare, medicaid and mail delivery. what is happening right now in washington to prevent government shut down? not a howhole lot. not the usual intensity you

might expect. let's get the latest from cnn's erin mcpike. erin? >> there are two key changes to obama care be including delaying full implementation for one year and they say that's a compromise. because the house was in session very late into the night saturday, a number of house republicans have complaints that senate should be in session today. and those house republicans rally had on the capitol steps to pass the blame to democrats. this is arkansas congressman tim griffin. >> this is the old football strategy. when you goat where you want to be in a football game, you run out the clock. you run out the clock because you think you like where you are. that exactly what is going on here. if they really -- if they really cared whether this government would shut down or not, they would be here instead of saying

that they will be back tomorrow afternoon at some point. at some late hour, they will pass something. then they'll say oh, my gosh, we've run out of time. >> but harry reid spokesman says knowing full well that the senate would reject their empty political stunt, house republicans voted to increase the deficit, deny women coverage for critical preventative services, like contraception, and deny affordable healthcare to millions of americans. tomorrow, the senate will do exactly what we said we would do and republicans will be faced with the same choice they have always faced, put the senate's clean funding bill on the floor and let it pass with bipartisan vote. don? >> thank you very much more that. we will look overseas now.

and we will still developing this story, getting information onset curity officials in israel say a man, they have in custody, is an iranian spy disguised as a business man and working to set up. our jim clancy is in jerusalem now. >> reporter: israel's government released information naming the suspect as 55-year-old ari spts monsurian. he came it america named alex maans. at least one of those photos was a view of the u.s. embassy in tel aviv. according to the government, monsuri was recruited by iran's revolutionary grauard and was setting up businesses to be fronts. he was arrested on september

11th as he was attempting to fly from israel to a destination in europe. attorneys for the man say they haven't seen specific charges against him but say he is neither anti-israeli nor pro eye rapian. he said he was promised $1 million by iran for his efforts. timing of the government's announcement that it snabed an iranian spy raised eyebrows. mansui, or mans, could prove embarrassing for iran as he pries to improve ties with the west. but it may help netanyahu as he tries to show that it is too danger us a player. >> jim, thank you very much. counting down the hours to a shut down. house republicans worked until midnight last night but democrats are waiting to get back to work. who is to blame for a shut down?

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13 people were killed, ten were high school student. a jet reportedly bombed a high school. ai bombing you are occurred not far from the turkish government. this latest violence comes when the u.s. officials have a puzzle to solve there. barbara starr has more now. >> reporter: in syria, 30 miles northeast of damascus, jihadist fighters known as the front shoot their way into this christian enclave. the fighters linked to al qaeda along with a dozen other militant opposition groups representing thousands of fighters have just strengthened their hand. joining forces and rejecting any alliance with western-backed opposition. in a video statement, one of the rebel leaders made clear, they are going for a new hard line.

>> translator: the fighting groups and faks call on all military organization to have clear islamic framework. >> what is concerning to me is that statement indicates that the insurgency in sir why has taken a turn towards a much more significant radical islam certification. >> reporter: there are select groups. >> there is a real moderate opposition group that exist. >> reporter: now getting support through voe vert cia program to supply them with weapons. is it too late for the u.s. strategy to work? >> i think there's no question at this point that u.s. should have probably got involved earlier. the extremist elements particularly which has pledged allegiance to al qaeda and

pakistan, they are very well armed, very well organized, very well financed and it is late in the game. >> reporter: defense department officials acknowledge it may get harder to find moderates to work with in the syrian opposition but they are still looking at a plan it train and equip them using u.s. troops somewhere in the middle east. barbara starr, cnn, the pentagon. >> barbara, thank you. republican-led house of representatives burned the midnight oil last night. who should america blame for a likely government shut down? we're talking about it next. ♪ [ male announcer ] some things are designed to draw crowds. ♪ ♪ others are designed to leave them behind. ♪

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we will talk to them in just a little bit. congress worked until after midnight last night. but it looks like we are headed for a government shut down. anna navarra, republican strategist. and robert zimmerman, democratic strategist. i want you both, and the audience at home, of course, to listen to a sampling of shows. they are already trading blame. >> i'm afraid, bob, we know what will happen. tomorrow the senate will come in session. the house position which is the same one they went us the last time, will be rejected again, and we will face the government shutting down come monday night, tuesday morning. >> we were there until almost midnight last night working on the billing with passing the bill. got even democrat support in the house. and yet, the senate won't come back today. they are playing games. they need to act. they are the ones that are truly threatening a government shut down by be being here and acting. >> okay. so anna, to you. republicans know they don't have the votes on this bill.

they were there until late last night. if they don't -- is all of this for not? no. not for not because at some point we don't v to pass a budget and pass a continuing resolution. we have to fund a government. so it is not -- it is a messy process. but look, what you saw in the sub day shows, don, was what you would hear in any kindergarten in america. democrats and republicans saying to each other, government shut down is your fault. no, your fault. your fault. is not, is too. is not. if these guys were kindergartners, they were all be in time-out. i think everybody in washington, including white house, the take blame on this. >> while every poll shows republicans are being blamed, they will suffer the same type of heat. but there is a bigger issue.

what people losing sight of this -- there's an unprecedented coalition of democrats and republicans coming together who say the government has to continue functioning whether they are for obama care or not. there would be democrat votes with enough republicans to pass it on the floor of the house. the issue here with speaker boehner has to make a choice. is it affecting his job or america. it is about handful of those in the house -- >> there is truth to what he is saying, anna. you are always logical and always very fair, at least i think so. it is just about handful -- not all republicans are on board. you saw that with what ted cruz is doing. not all republicans want to tie obama care to the passing of a budget. >> absolutely. you know, i'm not in favor of what, you know, ted cruz's

tactics and strategy were here. but this is what happened. what happen said we have lost the ability to negotiate any bipartisan manen bipartisan manner in congress. so this is legislating by brinksmanship. the time when they can do things like make changes to obama care and even democrats agree there are problems with obama care. this is like the ridiculous part of this. is that there is a lot of agreement going on but there is an entrenchment by both parties to refuse to negotiate. >> i think with good reason though. plenty of time and room to negotiate changes in obama care. if president obama were to allow the government -- allow extortion to take place, negotiate over the threat of a government shut down or over the threat of not raising the debt ceiling, that would weaken not just his presidency but the government for generations. one of the -- to anna's point, one of the most important issue says in dealing with the budget. the house and senate haven't

appointed a conference committee to meet with the democrats to convene how to plan negotiating for the budget. there are important issues to negotia negotiate. we can't allow brinksmanship. we can't allow the issue of a government shut down to be used as strategy to threaten the government for that matter. >> here is the reality. right? there's probably going to be a government shut down. >> sure. >> for however long it is. the president said he will veto it. harry reid said, be going to happen. there's no way they are going to let obama care be altered in any way and it doesn't look like obviously republicans will back down. there will be a shut down. but even with that, obama care will still be enacted. what will have been accomplished. >> the greatest hypocrisy of all includes the fiscal benefits of obama care while at the same time defending obama care. this is a scam. an debate -- >> no, not defunding of obama

care at this point. started that way but at this point it is delay of obama care. >> is it possible that tea party, white house, democrats, that everybody is possibly -- i'm just asking the question, possibly hoping for a government shut down. because then they can say it will be the other person's fault? >> i think folks are hoping for a government shut down thinking others will be the ones that take the blame. i think it will be on all their houses. i think the american people, when i go through airports as i just did when i get into cars, people say to me, can you just tell your friends in congress, all of them, to grow up. that's very much how a lot of the people out there in america, the real people, are viewing this. >> let me tell you, there is something else, when you look at the issue, it is republicans and democrats joining with the president taking on the tea party. right now the tea party tactics. the other extreme positions they've taken, they will take the republican brand and reduce

it to the blackberry or pasta for that matter. >> do you think it is the tea party against democrats and republicans in the white house? >> i think it may have started this way. but right now it really is complicated. right now, look, this is the perfect political storm. you have got the budget. you have got obama care starting implementation october 1st and debt ceiling coming in a couple of weeks. so for political purpose -- and have you a congress and white house that don't get along and great dysfunction in washington. >> why doesn't john boehner let members vote on it. instead of the rule that says he can't move if -- >> let me ask you this. would senator reid put the issue of the device tax repeal of obama care in front of -- because there's a lot of democrats that agree there's a problem. >> the thing with the continuing resolution new that house passed, i think a lot of democrats agree there is problems with obama care that needs fixing.

>> there is no question harry reid acknowledged that. so does dick durban and others. but you don't negotiate under blackmail. >> but the problem is, it is what i said before, we've lost the bipartisan negotiation ability. >> i understand. you say the republican and democrats working together. >> they are produce an immigration bill. >> if you say they haven't produced anything but a plan that isn't going anywhere -- >> that's not the point. they met and tried. >> that was the one shining moment of bipartisanship in entire -- >> i don't agree. >> okay. >> you say republican and -- >> you know what, this is what senator reid can say is, tell you what, let's pass a clean cr and i will agree to bring up issues of stand-alone votes. >> that's called -- >> extortion. >> by the way were you're

watching "newsroom", not crossfire. there will be a very special edition of "crossfire." why tie it to a government shut down? can't you do all the things you are talking about, anna, about the medical devices and in separate legislation that doesn't shut the government down? >> ideally, yes. but the question is -- >> but we are working with children. >> but the question is, if the house were to pass it, stand-alone bill, these issues now in the cr, would the senate allow stand-alone bills on those issues. >> they have in the past. >> have them come into that right now publicly. can we just stop with this -- this extortion stuff -- we just saw a bunch of people taken hostage in kenya last week. we be more careful with the words maybe. >> let's understand what is happening to the government here. instead of extortion if you're

more comfortable with that. paralyzing democrats and republicans in the congress and because speaker boehner doesn't have the leadership skills -- >> when you say hostage taking and all that. do people get in rooms and say, hey, listen, make sure you go out there and say, the president will negotiate with terrorists, will ne goigotiate with -- >> no, come on on, you get it by e-mail. same talking point that i've heard from democrats. i've heard that that you just heard from republicans. and i heard democrats say over and over again, they are taking the government hostage. >> i have to shut you guys down. that's what the producers are telling me. >> i need drama memine to go wi this spin. >> "crossfire" coming up. these guys won't be on it. >> no, we are the warm-up. >> someone else will be on

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it rained, it reigned in, pun intended, $35 million. "prisoners" and "rush" came in second and third. here are five things you need to know for your week ahead. airline passengers are being closer to seeing the ban for electronics being lifted during take off and landing. while you can't surf the web or send e-mail, you can read what is stored on your device. new rules could go into effect in early 2014. also monday, president obama and israeli prime minister meet at the white house. topping the agenda, the concern of nuclear programs. the two leaders are expected to talk about the crisis in syria. tuesday, a new gun law takes

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we're less than 30 hours from a possible government shutdown. here is a brand new photo of president obama meeting with senior staff in the white house to talk about a potential shutdown. there it is. there's the president meeting with senior staff talking about what they would do if there is a shutdown. so there you go. all is quiet at the capital, by wait. meeting rooms are empty. senate is not meeting. so no vote on a house spending plan that would delay part of obama care for a year. harry reid says the house plan will fail in the senate. house speaker john boehner says the senate failure to meet today is a an act of breathtaking arrogance. so what would a government shutdown look like? cnn's tom foreman said you might

not feel it at first but the longer it goes on, the more americans may feel the squeeze. >> the first thing you would notice is there's not that much to notice. because we're not talking about a single grand event but rather a series of events that simply start with the shutdown. so if you go to the airport, it will still be operating. military customs border patrol, all in business. postal service, banks all still open and local services paid for by your local taxes like schools and police and firemen, they will still be in business. still, usa today did an analysis where they said 41% of the government would shut down. let's bring in the next layer and talk about that. if you good to a national park or museum or monument connected to if theed ral government you may find that it is closed. if you need a loan for your business or home, backed by the federal government you may find that that becomes a very slow

process. and if you need a new passport or gun permit, that may also be slowed down. there may even be a delay in some federal checks like social security, though generally lawmakers try to keep that from happening. then the real immediate effect. a federal worker, you very well go home. and even they rhett tro active pay which happened in the past is not a guaranteed thing. with all those federal workers missing, if you have to contact a government office to, for example, sign up for medicaid, you find out you can't do that and staffers would have time to go to the beach. time is what this is about. if this only lasted a few days, we would probably all stay back here in the green zone. not that much aware of it. not seeing that much in terms of the results. but the longer it gez on, the more economists and analysts say, these spill over and more of course would feel the impact

and the whole economy could ultimately suffer. >> the house spending plan would undercut obama care in part by repealing a medical device tax that would help fund the healthcare plan. some agree that the medical device tax needs to go. senator collin who previously voted to ditch the medical device tax. senator, some say it would increase consumer costs, kill tens of thousands of jobs. do you agree with that? >> well when i was in the senate, don, and thank you for having me tonight, i was part of the bipartisan coalition that voted during the budget debate to replace the medical device tax with another revenue source. it was not a straight vote to rid ourselves of the medical device tax. we appreciate, across the aisle, the need to help underwrite the obama care, affordable care act,

and frankly the larger budgetary needs. but keep in mind, that was under the context after broader debate. we should not have much on the brink of chutie shutting down te government because congress refuse to be in a debate. let me be frank about this. the notion of assigning blame to both sides is beyond pale republicans don't want it to ene in this debate and has brought us to this point. >> just add conversation a moment ago and one of the com n commentators say it is really the tea party again the democrats and president. is it all republicans? >> i don't think so. i think we all bear witness to it the last couple weeks. infighting among the caucus in house and senate, the reality is there is a minority, appears to

be, very vocal minority who is driving the issue here within the republican caucus. the speaker of the house seems to have a very difficult time controlling frankly uncontrollable part of congress and it has driven us to this point. the question is whether the upper chamber of the commerce, senate, republicans there who for weeks have been talking about the politically suicidal nature of this action, will step forward and bring some sanity to this discourse and keep the american economy from cotumblin off the cliff they have driven us close to. >> could you look at it through a different narrative, through another lens, maybe through the eyes of a republican. is there any creedance, anything in your eyes, that democrats should be able to compromise with the republicans now that they are at this point? >> well, listen be our founding fathers creating this system of government with a purpose.

in order for it to work effectively, there must be compromise. but it doesn't seem that compromise is the currency or realm. it is kucurrency and discord. there are members on both sides of the aisle who want to see the country move forward. who want the budget debates, all of the budgeting for crisis moments behind us. right now in the congress, house passed the budget, senate passed budget, yet there are republicans in the senate who refuse to allow the two houses of congress to come together and reach agreement on the budget that would prevent us from going back and forth. as a matter of fact, some of the same republican members today whammoning the actions of the house republicans in this moment of crisis they created are the same who months ago said they didn't trust them on budgeting matters. there is hypocrisy going around.

frankly, we will all pay a cost for it. we are faced with this government shut down. as we know, in weeks, we have the debt ceiling debate. >> thank you, senator. we appreciate you joining us here on cnn. that will have to be it. have a good evening. amazing. look how beautiful it is in washington. that was new york. can we get washington back? there it is. what a beautiful night. i don't know if i have ever seen the sky that color. and what's happening there is not so beautiful, though. i digress. the movie "gravity" comes out friday. a couple of astronauts are in orbit and something goes really wrong. what do experts think of that? that's next. [ woman ] if you have the audacity to believe

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the movie "gravity" starring sandra bullock and george clooney next weekend. i can't wait for this movie. cnn's nichelle turner explains now. >> reporter: a thrilling nerve-shredding phenomenon. that's critics describing "gravity." when it comes to space movies, it's no secret, hollywood can be light on facts and heavy on fiction.

>> i went to see "the core" in grad school. we were laughing at different times than the rest of the audience as a group of geo physicists. >> jean luc margo says things are looking up. >> it is a shuttle mission that has happened. they pay attention that sound doesn't propagate in space. they also tried to portray the momentum p. when sandra and george collide with each other, and they will sort of bounce off with each other. >> i would give it an a. >> sandra bullock and george clooney star together. >> because the minute that you see a crack or something that doesn't feel right, you go, no, not there. you lost me. >> the film's "80 million" budget included scientists,

lighting technology and gravity-free simulator. >> a lot of that was to see how a camera would react there. >> explorer 2, do you copy. >> to portray an astronaut stranded 400 miles above earth, bull okay trained with real nasa veteran katie coleman. >> the thing i needed know from her is what her body doing. what her body did in space. >> particularly there is one scene where you see the space shuttle spinning widely out of control because of a piece of he can debris. there would have to be about a ton of material. >> space crash that big would have been tracked by nasa. >> every single piece larger than my fist is being tracked. >> as for the films suggestion its heroin had six months of training. >> that would be implausible. but that makes the film more enjoyable. >> enjoyable and for the most part, realistic. >> i can't breath. >> nichelle turner, cnn be poll

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baseball commissioner says he is calling it quits and an entire team is suspended by the coach. with all those dilemmas. terrence moore is a person we should talk to about it. sports contributor to cnn.com and to mlb.com as well. terrence, a man you have known and covered for years, bud selig, he plans to retire after next season. he held the job since 1992. let's talk about legacy here. how will he be remembered? >> let's get the bad stuff out

of the way. he was commissioner during the mother of all strikes in 1992 or '94 rather, when baseball lost the world series for the first time ever. he was also commissioner during the steroid era. outside of that, everything else has been great. and i mean that sincerely. >> besides that stuff, it's gone really well. >> yeah. look at today, he's got these wild cards. this was his invention. add a division to each of the leaguees. now from four playoff teams to ten. we are seeing in september, tremendous a drama. that all bud selig. here is the big thing, it is always about money. in 1992, $1.7 billion was the revenue in baseball per year, now up to 8 billion. got to love that. >> we have a short time left here. who is going to replace him? just give me a name, do you know? >> all the names out there, nobody knows.

they need somebody who knows something about baseball, loves baseball, knows someone about revenue. they need to bring back bud selig. this guy is 79 and 79 is the new 59. bring him back. >> i want to talk about this, you talked about football coach suspending the whole team. bad grades, bad attitude, cyber bullying. then he outlined what they had to do if they wanted to keep playing p. most did what he said. now the coach is a hero to parent and teachers nationwide. i think h is great. >> oh, no question about that. and here is something else, don. the principal said he's gotten over 400 e-mails and phone calls pr people praising him. what i'm looking for, we heard the negative copy cats for various things, this could be a positive epidemic. a lot of people have been in this situation. this could be something that's bigger than life and we need that right now. because of all of the things

going on across the world which you talk about all the time. >> that veal coach right there. >> that's right. a life coach. >> thank you t moore. >> thank you. >> he's back. arsenio hall has a new late night talk show. he told me about one of his childhood idols, johnny carson and how johnny is responsible for arsenio getting his butt whipped. that's next. i have low testosterone. there, i said it. see, i knew testosterone could affect sex drive, but not energy or even my mood. that's when i talked with my doctor. he gave me some blood tests... showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number. [ male announcer ] today, men with low t have androgel 1.62% testosterone gel. the #1 prescribed topical testosterone replacement therapy

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arsenio hall is back. he wanted to sit down with me and set the record straight this time around. we talk about his come back and we talk about hollywood, celebrity and that long, long trek to the top. >> i was born in a ghetto of cleveland. everyone's hero in my neighborhood then was jim brown. of the cleveland browns. he was bad man. he was one of my heros. >> mother, shut your mouth. >> yes, indeed. yes, indeed. johnny was the other one. i would say to kids, i'm going to be johnny carson some day. and they would say, what are you talking about? first of all, my friends didn't stay up and watch that. i did. i've gotten whippins for not being asleep.

would you think think mothers w clairvoyant when you're a kid. she would open the door, what are you doing! how did she know? >> she could hear. >> i got head phones. once i learned, i had an emmerson black and white television. >> you put a towel under the door? >> no, i was slicker. i would take the covers up over the tv and i would watch johnny. and i never got to tell him this. i would watch johnny like this. and the coolest thing -- i two coolest things. i was a magician and i wanted to write him a letter as a magician. i got a letter back, a letter of rejection, but it didn't kill my vibe. it was a letter that didn't say never, just not right now. in addition to that to promote "coming to america "i got to sit

with the master and make him laugh. i remember, it was such a great moment from cleveland it burbank that i remember the joke i did. he asked me, had i always wanted to be a comedian. i said, no, when i was young i wanted to be an astronaut but as i got older i realized it wasn't a good look for a black man to k call back to earth and say, yes, nasa. no, nasa. and i made johnny laugh. i still have that picture in my office. once, he fooled me, when he said, i'll get back with you for a date, and he had a surprise more me. on for monologue. i'm standing, and i coudo a jok

and laugh and applause, then applause go to another level. and i knew that -- no joke goes haha -- [ louder ha got ] . i saw the monitor and saw whitney from behind. she paused for a long pause and told them, why don't you tell them i'm pregnant with your baby. she let me do things that were ground breaking. before we had phones in our pocket, she let me to a satellite to her kitchen in jersey. i don't think she had ever been in that kitchen. >> i took everyday. >> what is in your drawer on the left. >> which one? >> that one. >> this one? this has pots in it. >> why you laughing is. >> because we know you ain't never seen those pots. >> it was a great moment. >> i have great