and taylor swift is mobilizing the swifties to vote. vote.org says more than 35,000 people registered to vote after the singer posted a link to the site on instagram. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm courtney kealy, cbs news, it's friday, september 22 it's friday, september 22nd, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." a deadline looms for a government shutdown. the house failing to pass a bill to fund the government. the biden administration's next move. aid for ukraine. the administration now announces new financial assistance as the ukrainian president makes the rounds in washington. why some lawmakers are divided over funding the war. and deadly bus crash. a bus carrying a high school marching band crashes in new

york killing at least two. good morning, i'm shanelle kaul in for anne-marie green. we begin this morning with new fears about a government shutdown. this after house speaker kevin mccarthy failed to advance a bill to keep the government funded and open as the house went into recess. our jarred hill is tracking the latest and will tell us which places would close during a shutdown. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, eight days until a possible government shutdown, and the stalemate is really among republican house majority that can't seem to find a way forward on a few specific issues. sources tell cbs news the biden administration will begin calling the heads of government agencies today to plan for a potential october 1st shutdown. >> the resolution is not adopted. >> reporter: yesterday on capitol hill, a gop clash in the house e after theyey failed totg up a defefense fundiding bill f third titime. perhaps a preview of what's to come with just over a week for

congress to act on government spending legislation. >> we need the extreme maga republicans to get their act together. >> reporter: a shutdown on october 1st could rattle the stock markets and 401(k)s and create a serious backlog of people who need veterans' benefits, visas, and passports, alalso closingng national l par. sosome far-rigight republilican come outut against p passing a short-term continuing resolution to keep the government funded. instead they're pushing for individual spending bills. >> crs are like lays potato chips. you never stop at just one. >> reporter: aid to ukraine remains a key sticking point for republicans. >> i have red lines, and mine are no funding for the war in ukraine. >> you don't defund the whole dod for that. >> reporter: senate republican leaders want ukraine aid included in the next government funding bill, although support has been softening. with the senate out for the weekend and the house abruptly canceling its votes for the rest of the week, probably not going to see any action on this until

early next week at the soonest. >> okay. lots to follow here. jarred hill in new york. thank you. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy will address the canadian parliament today. this comes one day after he met with president biden in washington. the administration announced another $325 million in assistance for ukraine. our natalie brand has more. >> reporter: ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy made his second wartime visit to the white house. >> today i approve the next tranche of u.s. security assistance to ukraine including more artillery, more ammunition, more anti-tank weapons, and next week the first u.s. abrams tanks will be delivered to ukraine. >> reporter: it comes as president biden is pushing congress to approve an additional $24 billion in military and humanitarian aid to ukraine. >> i thank the united states of america and mr. president for the new defense package for ukraine. a very powerful package.

thank you so much. and it has exactly what our soldiers need now. >> reporter: zelenskyy spent the morning making his case on capitol hill in a series of private meetings. lawmakers say ukraine's president painted a stark picture of the situation on the ground. >> if we step away from supporting them, the russians will win this war. he was very clear about that. >> reporter: but the white house funding request is facing growing opposition from some republicans who have raised concerns about spending and accountability. >> what is it that we are trying to accomplish, and at what cost? i mean, if we're going to spend another $100 billion, for what? >> reporter: republicans who support additional funding say the u.s. cannot afford to let russia win. >> the majority of the majority support this. i know there's some dissension on both sides, but a war of attrition is not going to win this. that's what putin wants. >> reporter: even as zelenskyy was in the capitol thursday, hard right republicans again blocked a move to vote on a

pentagon spending bill. >> the resolution is not adopted. >> reporter: natalie brand, cbs news, the white house. turning to the crisis at the southern border. the number of migrants being apprehended by u.s. immigration agents is nearing record levels. cbs news has learned 140,000 migrants were apprehended in the first 20 days of september. in eagle pass, texas, nearly 6,000 migrants entered in two days, prompting authorities there to close the border crossing. the biden administration is now sending 800 active duty troops to help. there was a tragedy on a new york highway after a bus carrying a high school marching band crashed. two adults were killed, dozens of people were injured, and five are in critical condition. ali bauman has more. >> reporter: debris litters the scene along this new york interstate where a bus chartered by the farmingdale high school band landed in a ravine two

hours northwest of new york city. >> imagine the fear, the screams, and the aftermath when these high school students, many of them freshmen, were surrounded by there chaos. -- this chaos. >> reporter: the vehicle was part of a six-bus caravan of 300 people heading to a band camp in pennsylvania. dozens of first responders rushed to the scene just after 1:30 p.m., forced to use ladders to rescue victims as the bus teetered among treetops. some of the injured were pulled through windows. crews also scoured the woods to find anyone who may have been ejected. >> there were 44 passengers on the bus. 40 students and four adults. at this time, we have two confirmed fatalities, both adults and serious injuries including five critical. >> reporter: traffic was shut down for hours. tonight officials say it is unclear how the bus careened out of control. the national transportation safety board will send a team

here to investigate, expected by friday morning. the high school told us it's trying to reunite students with parents, and some students told us earlier this is something so devastating they never thought it could happen. ali bauman for cbs news, middletown, new york. people along the east coast are bracing for a tropical storm. the national hurricane center says a storm in the atlantic is increasing in strength, and tropical storm conditions are expected to reach the north carolina coast today. a tropical storm warning is now in effect from the south carolina coast all the way to delaware. it could bring high winds, storm surge, heavy rain, and flooding to the southeast and mid-atlantic into the weekend. coming up, court appearance. teenagers accused of intentionally crashing a stolen car into a cyclist face murder charges. and good samaritan. how a driver helped cops catch a suspect they were chasing. this is the "cbs morning news." bipolalar 1, i got t help to pupush back. i got t help to pupush back.

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as chair of fox and news corp. in mid-november becoming chair emeritus of both businesses. his son lachlan will take the reins. part of a long-standing succession plan. this won't be your typical retirement. in an internal memo to employees obtained by cbs news, rupert murdoch said i will be watching our broadcast with a critical eye, reading our newspapers, you can expect to see me in the office late on a friday afternoon. over the last 70 years, he amassed a vast media empire across australia, europe, and the united states, starting fox broadcasting company in 1986. and ten years later, he founded fox newschannel, providing him an influential role in conservative politics. >> i've been practicing for 40 years. and you know, a lot -- >> reporter: murdoch's career has been plagued by controversies. in 2016 he ousted his longtime ally, fox news chairman and ceo roger ailes, amid sexual harassment and abuse

allegations. just this year, fox paid a $787.5 million settlement in a case brought by voting machine manufacturer dominion after fox news spread former president trump's 2020 election lies. how is lachlan different than his father, and can he maintain power in this situation? >> lachlan's more affable. more conservative than his father. the question is whether he can convince his adult siblings who help run the family trust that he can do the job. >> reporter: upon rupert murdoch's death, his other children could challenge lachlan. in the meantime, experts say that viewers and readers of what the murdoch media empire puts out should expect no major canges. jo ling kent, cbs news, los angeles. nasa is delivering a special package from space. a spacecraft is set to fly by the earth on sunday and drop off what's expected to be -- get this -- the biggest sample yet from an asteroid.

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