without a bill, the government won't be able to pay employees. you see the clock there. >> devin dwyer has the latest. >> reporter: we haven't seen a federal government shutdown since 1996. it could happen at the stroke of midnight. gnat is when the government runs out of money just as obama care is set to kick in. the halls of congress are eerily quiet. no negotiations. no emergency meetings. the bitter dispute is spilling out on the air waives. >> the president is the one saying i will shut down government if you don't give me everything i want on obama care. >> it's wrong to use a chutedown of government as a lever to make change. >> reporter: republicans want to delay the health care law by one year and repeal a tax on some

medical devigces. >> your hate for this president is coming before your love their this count. if you loved this country, you would not be closing it down. >> we're fighting for the american people. >> reporter: without breakthrough, a partial government shutdown takes effect at midnight. roughly 800,000 federal workers will be told to stay home. some government offices will close and services shut down. it could delay first-time home mort ajs, slow down airports and limit food safety inpspectionsi. >> if they were to lose their paychecks like other people will, that might be motivation. >> reporter: member of congress and the president will keep getting paid. it could come at a big cost to tax payers. the cost of a shutdown is estimated at $2 billion by the white house. >> let's talk about the impact. who is likely to be affected the

most? how wide spreed would the impact be? >> the biggest impact on federal workers. those deemed nonessential could have their pay checks cut off. national parks close. passport offices shutter. social security checks will go out. medicaid and medicare remain in effect. the post office continues running. the troops remain on the job. but some of their ben defitins d be delayed. midnight marx another important milestone. every american will be able to shop for health insurance under the affordable care act. if you're covered by your employer's plan, that will likely remain in effect. some are warning they might no be up to speed the first day. the other top story is developing in southern california. a fiery crash of a private jet into an airport hangar. it happened at the santa monica

airport. the twin engine cessna took off from idaho. it veered off the runway and crashed. >> i watched it land. it was a perfectly normal landing. >> you didn't see anything that made you go, uh-oh? >> no. >> the ntsb son the scene. no confirmation of who was on the plane and the number of casualties. fire officials say no one could have survived. happening today, the first group of u.n. inspectors going to syria. they say the number one priority is to help the company scrap it's ability to manufacture the reps by the november 1st deadline. syrian president assad promising his government will cooperate fully. president obama and israeli prime minister netanyahu will

meet today. he's expressed skepticism about iran's willingness to talk about their nuclear program. vice admiral tim giardina, the number two man in charge of all u.s. nuclear forces. he's suspended indefinitely from his job as investigate eers look into whether he was using counterfeit poker chips at a casino. the suit, like the one field against texas last month is an effort to keep states from sue pressing voting rights. it comes after the supreme court struck down parts of the voting rites act that required states to get approval before changing voting laws. and yet another problem with the 787 dreamline person an

unscheduled landing in iceland. the plane was flying from toronto to warsaw when it's automatic air identification system failed. it comes a day after norwegian air shuttle asa grounded another 787 over an apparent technical problem. back to back storms trigg triggering record downpours. more than a month's worth of rain came down in less than 24 hours. shattering records across the area. seattle and several other cities are wrapping up one of the wet ets septembers ever. it will be nice across most of the country. some thunderstorm activity along the gulf coast from florida into south texas. >> temperatures above normal in the eastern u.s. temperatures in the 80s in the rockie rockies. higher elevations will see inches of snow. the cascades will see feet of snow. still ahead, your money.

a closer look at what the shutdown threat is doing to the stock market. and what happened to your 401(k) the last time this happens. and abandon ship? the people on board are describing their escape. plus, back on trial. amanda no talks about her life after leaving italy after as the

and welcome back. the looming government shutdown is rattling markets around the world. major markets in asia and europe are down this morning. here in the u.s., stock futures

are plummeted. dow could open more than 100 points lower than friday's close. what does a shutdown mean for your money? here's how wall street reacted in 1995 and 1996. the markets dropped.7%. for a typical 401(k), that's more than $7,000. 19,000 pounds of chicken and ham salads are being recalled. the shall lads were shipped to stores nationwide. the salads could contain listeria. > apple is on a roll. the most valuable brand in the world, according to a report released this morning. apple knocked coca-cola off the 13-year perch as the number one brand. coke is now third.

cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2 was in first, prisoners in second and rush in third. when we come back, a wild ride. a couple of boerts get a unique loork at mother nature's fury. something borrowed. something new, and a little adventure. a couple makes an epic entrance to their wedding. ♪

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lightning. investigators looking into what caused a tourist boat to burst into fire in london. >> it happened on the river thames. >> reporter: dramatic images show the moment the front of a london duck tour boat packed with tourists suddenly catches on fire. sending them fleeing for their lives, jumping overboard on the river thames, close to the iconic houses of parliament. >> it would be scary. the engine caught fire. we saw smoke and fire. my husband and i said, i think we better jump into the river. >> reporter: luckily, all 28 passengers and 2 crew members were savered. thousands of tourists take these duck tour boat to see britain's

famous sights. the company has not commented yet. investigators still don't know what caused the boat to burst into flames. it's been cull epulled away fro scene as an investigation gets under way. lama hasan, abc news, london. in italy, now, the retrial of amanda knox is getting under way for her alleged role in the death of meredith kercher. knox is not there. here's a look inside the courtroom. she's home in seattle. two years ago, italy's highest court overturned her murder conviction after she spent nearly 4 years in prison i. she still suffered from panic attacks and post traumatic stress disorder. >> h how kr v you changed? >> my family was expecting the old amanda back. which is the old -- amanda back. i'm not quite as chirpy anymore. >> no new evidence or witnesses

are likely in this retrial. but what is possible is that the only person serving a sentence for the crime could take the stand. he admitted to police that he was at the crime scene. deadly bacteria blamed for nine deaths in florida. health officials are warning people not to eat raw or undercooked shell fish. anyone with a wound or broken skin is twoornd stay out of the water. the family of a 24-year-old los angeles dodgers fan killed last week in san francisco is now asking for the public to help out in this case. jonathan denver's family was handing out flyers outside the stadium yesterday. they're asking anyone two witnessed the fitele fight to come forward. a 21-year-old held in the case was released because there was not enough evidence.

bernie kosar was arrested for driving turned influence in suburban cleveland. he's talked publicly about suffering concussions in his career that have affected his speech. he also was addicted to pain killers and has had financial troubles. time for some nfl action. calm of teams are now 4-0. >> here now our friends at espn with all the highlights. good morning, america. welcome to this "sportscenter" update, i'm steve levy. tom brady and the patriots looking to make it a perfect 4-0 in atlanta against the falcons. first quarter, third and goal at the 1. tom brady, he never needs a mulligan. he's tom brady. he finds matthew mulligan. 18-yard touchdown pass. the fingertips grab by kembrel thompkins. atlanta hung close. fourth and seven, matt ryan

looking for roddy white. broken up by talib. the patriots improve to 4-0. did somebody say 4-0? peyton manning and the broncos heading in that direction. manning, one-yard pass to demaryius thomas. broncos up big, look for more. manning to wes welker. he's got 16 touchdown passes, no interceptions through four games. broncos win in another rout. baseball now, 162 games, not enough. rangers and rays finish the season tied for the second a.l. wild card. they'll play one more game tonight in arlington. david price start ifser the rays. against martin perez. the winner goes to clevelandon wednesday. for more on the playoffs and the rest of the sports world, check out "sportscenter," live, 9:00 a.m. on espn. a couple in north carolina truly flew into their new life together over the weekend. before getting hitched, they

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excellent finale. it may rank as one of the greatest achievements in modern golden age of television. an amazing new series of pictures from jordan matter. in them, we see athletes doing normal everyday things in their own way. sunday shopping featuring eric coleman. >> and jackie carson, the gymnast there on the arm of a treat light. >> and gabby douglas spending time in the country. wow. all right, up next, the dramatic view just six miles off the coast of the florida keys. >> not one, not two, how about five water spouts caught on video by the captain of a boat on a lobster dive. he decided to cruise right into one of the water spouts. >> it was a lot of wind and a lot of water. no one was injured. national weather service says this was not a very wise move.

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the government shutdown appears just hours away. the house and senate cannot agree on a funding plan. the government will run out of money at midnight. the ntsb is at the scene of a fiery crash at the santa monica airport. the northwest is still getting slammed by drenching downpours after a wet and wild weekend. seattle and other cities battered by a month's worth of rain in 24 hours. the torrential downpours should end by lunchtime. the showers from florida to south texas. get the umbrellas ready. finally this monday morning. a rather unique car auction deck katds in the making. this one was over the weekend in nebraska. >> car lovers as for as way from brazil and norway were there. rob nelson has all the details. >> reporter: despite decades

worth of dirt, dust, and grime this field is no junk yard. rather a treasure trove. hundreds of vintage american cars, some barely driven. others still covered in factory plastic. all of them up for auction. >> how often do you see 50-year-old car that is till new? >> reporter: car enthusiasts from around the globe have gone to pearce, nebraska. for a chance to groob automotive history. 500 classic chevys. >> a lot of these cars i have owned. i had them when they were new. >> reporter: they were all leftover from a new closed chevy dealer ship. rand amildred lambrect retired in 1996. many of the cars were put here in they didn't sell. >> it's been sitting for 50 years. it's collecting dust. just like it was off the

assembly line in 1953. >> reporter: this pickup has just one mile on the odometer. it sold for a cool $140,000. this chevy more than $50,000. and this impala, $97,000. >> it needs some work. but it will make a nice little car. >> reporter: 50 years later, finding owners. rob nelson, abc news, new york. >> what classic car is your favorite? >> head on over to atmfans.com. your classic? >> anything from the '60s with a gigantic engine. what about you? >> el camino. >> you would be styling. >> that's what's making new this is america this morning. >> stay tunes for "good morning america." have a great monday. for "good america." have a great monday.

>> straight ahead, countdown to the shutdown. in just a matter of hours the budget battle on capitol hill could boil over. how a government shutdown could affect everything from government workers to the stock market. happening today a battle over gay marriage on the way. "good morning, washington," monday, september 30th, i'm scott thuman. >> i'm jummy olabanji. we want to say a big old welcome back to jacqui jeras and has our first forecast. >> thanks, guys, great to be here and thank you very much. it's going to be beautiful weather today and really pour the better part of the week, once again, so i hope you like the weekend we've got a little bit of the same and a warm-up. 58 degrees, cloudy skies, also patchy fog in the outlying areas