afternoon. the senate leaders say they now will reject the proposal from the republican house. susan mcginnis is in washington with the latest. good morning, susan. >> good morning, anne-marie. so many people i'm talking to have already accepted that a government shutdown is coming tomorrow. the latest proposal is guaranteed to be rejected by the senate. the only hint of a negotiation here has been that the earlier house proposal killed obamacare, and this latest one just delays obamacare, but the senate remains adamant and right now neither side is blinking and there's less than 20 hours to go. a partial government shutdown begins at midnight unless congress can reach a deal. this afternoon the senate will likely vote down a house plan to fund the government because it calls for a one-year delay of the president's health care law. that will leave house republicans just a few hours to decide their next move. >> i think the house will get back together in enough time, send another provision not to

shut the government down but to fund it, and it will have a few other options in there for the senate to look at again. >> gop members sat in front of the senate sunday criticizing democrats for not working in the hours before the shutdown. >> the senate needs to act. why are they waiting? why aren't the doors open. >> but senator chris ma holland says bringing the deadline down is part of the strategy. >> this was part of the strategy to drive it to the cliff by saying this is what we want or we're going to shut down the government. >> neither side appears willing to budge and both sides blame each other. >> majority leader harry reid has seep chally told the house of representatives and the american people, go jump in the lake. he says i'm not willing to compromise or even talk. >> about 45 times republicans

have voted to abolish obamacare, not to change it or come up with any specific change. >> president obama has called for a cabinet meeting today to prepare for a possible shutdown. now, the president has said he is willing to talk about changes in the health care law, just not under the threat of a government shutdown. and, anne-marie, some federal workers i've talked with over the weekend say they got their notices for a possible furlough. they fully expect to go in tuesday morning and be sent home. >> it's going to be a tense few hours. thank you, susan mcginnis in washington. how would you be affected if the government shuts down? jeff pegues has the report. >> reporter: there are hundreds of thousands of them who will not be getting paychecks, nor will they have a job to go to. but the impact will be felt fafr beyond the nation's capitol, especially if the shutdown goes into weeks. for example, food inspections will stop. they'll not be able to monitor

food imports including baby formula. there will be an economic impact as well. with the housing market shows signs of life, federal housing loans will not be process and tourism could suffered. national parks, the smith sohn onmuseum, national archives and the library of congress all would shut down impacting restaurants. but the airports will continue to screen passengers and air traffic controllers will monitor inbound and outbound flights. medicare and medicaid claims will be process and the u.s. postal service will deliver mail. when it comes to jobs essential for public safe tirks no did rupgss there. firefighters will remain on the job and patrols will continue to monitor u.s. borders. >> this is a 15-minute vote. >> reporter: late saturday the house approve and amendment that calls for u.s. troops to be paid in the convenient of a shutdown but the legislation still has to

pass the senate. 1.4 million active members of the military are waiting for congress to act. social security checks will roll out for seniors and a shutdown will not stop the president's health care law from going into effect. on tuesday state health care exchanges will open as scheduled. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. a small private jet crashed as it was attempting to land in southern california. it's unclear just how many people were onboard, but the twin engine cessna was headed from haley, idaho, to santa monica, california. it serves the sun valley resort where many celebrities vacation. as the jet landed at santa monica last night, witnesses say it blew a tire, skidded off a runway and slammed into the storage hanger. the plane and the hanger burst into flames. >> there's no survives. it was impossible to get into the hangar. it was collapsing when we got

there. >> it's unknown if anyone was in the hangar. and flash flood watches and winter weather watch advisories are posted in washington and oregon. a storm system is also hitting the area with strong winds. record rainfall totals were reported across western washington. there have been strong winds and rain in seattle which got hit with storms on saturday and sunday and the winds knocked down trees in oregon. overseas now, united nations weapons inspectors say they will use every means possible to destroy syria's ability to manufacture chemical weapons. spingters in damascus continued their inspections yesterday. when they were done, the team responsible for restoring the stockpile will begin their work. speaking at the hague yesterday, they say they will smash equipment, blow up missiles or run machines until they become inoperable. and during an interview with italian tv on saturday, syrian

president bashar al assad said he will abide by last week's resolution without any limit. he said syria complies with every treaty it signs. >> now, the family of a man stabbed to death following a san francisco giants game is asking for the public's help. jonathan denver, a los angeles dodgers fan was stabbed to death last wednesday after a dodgers game. a fight broke out between giants and dodgers fans. family members believe someone videotaped the brawl. >> i'm making a plea to the public asking anyone who may have witnessed the incident to come forth so that both families can have some measure of closure. >> 21-year-old michael montgomery was taken into custody but then released. his father says montgomery acted in self-defense, but police say they don't have enough evidence to press charges. coming up on the "morning news," sibling reunion. a sister and brother meet for

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she had been looking for him for years. recently she found him in the naerch and tracked him down. >> it was emotional. i looked for him for a long, long time and here he is. it's just great. it's overwhelming. >> murray and williamson says they plan to spend time getting to know each other. on the "cbs moneywatch" now, apple's profile on the rise. gigi stone is at the new york stock exchange. good morning, gigi. >> good morning, anne-marie. tokyo's nikkei lost 2%. hong kong hang seng lost 1.5%. the dow jones industrial dropped 192 points at the end of the week. apple's now the world's most valuable franld. according to a company, apple has knocked coca-cola from the top spot for the first time.

the report estimates apple's brand value of more than $98 billion. the outspoken owner of dallas mark cuban is going to court today. prosecutors say he avoided $750,000 in losses. another boost in the race for private commercial space exploration. spacex launched an upgraded version of its rocket from the california air force base. the rocket placed a canadian weather satellite into orbit. spacex has a contract with nasa. it hopes to carry astronauts in several years. and the sequel was the winner over the weekend at the box office. "cloudy with a chance of meat balls 2"er anded $35 million.

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities toward country. new york, sunny today with a high on 72. miami can expect thunderstorms. chicago will be sunny as well though. same for dallas. 78 in lax, sunny as well. showering are expected in western new york, pennsylvania, and west virginia. showers are forecast across southeast texas into florida. dry sunny weather is on tap for the plains to michigan. and rain and mountain snow continue today from washington into the northern rockies. in sports, baseball's regular season will last one more day. the race for the last of the american league's wild-card spot has yet to be decided. the scleevland indians locked up one spot with a 5-1 win over minnesota. it's the first postseason appearance for the tribe since 2007. tampa bay scored six runs in the first inning but survived the scare.

toronto gets to a run late in the game but the closer fernando rodney gets out of a based loaded jam. in the end rays win 7-6. it's their 91st victory of the year. the rangers win their seventh straight game. coming from behind to beat the angels, 6-2. that sets up a tiebreaker game for tonight. tampa bay will travel to texas for a one-game playoff to get into the playoffs. the winner faces cleveland in the wild-card game on wednesday. tomorrow, cincinnati and pittsburgh will play their national league wild-card game. a playoff appearance wasn't in the cards for the miami marlins, but they ended the memorable season in fashion. henderson alvarez pitches nine no-hit innings against detroit, but the game was scoreless heading into the bottom of the ninth inning and a single run would give alvarez the run.

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., 77 the high. atlanta, sunny as well. st. louis and denver, lots of sunshine. but in seattle, mostly cloudy today. 59 the high. well, sometimes crime does pay. just ask the creators of the hit drama "breaking bad." millions of americans did tune in. don't worry. no spoilers here. >> i saw you on "charlie rose." >> the drug crime trauma has grown into the big cable network amc over its six seasons. fans of the show in southern california lined up to watch the finale at the hollywood forever cemetery. they paid $2,500 to join the cast and crew. some wore hazmat suits to honor walter white who was a chemistry

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they want and can view the entire run of a series in a matter of hours or series before it ends. mickey o'connor is the editor in chief of tv.com. >> think we want to be part of the live television experience. we want to watch it with everyone else. >> michelle has watched every episode on netflix and says the series finale is bittersweet. >> i'm torn because i want to know what comes and what happens and we've been waiting forever but i don't want it to end. >> and her binge watching doesn't end. she admits there are other shows lined up. terrell brown, cbs news, new york. some of our cbs colleagues stayed up late to watch it. cbs anchors charlie rose and gayle king stayed up to watch it. gayle posted it on instagram.

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. good morning. welcome back -- welcome. welcome to wusa9. saying farewell to september. it's the last day of september, the 30th, 2013. good morning. i'm andrea roane. you know what you're going to be for halloween yet? >> you might have to be a camel, mike. >> that is a great idea.

great idea. good morning, monika. mike, mike, mike. >> i had a t-shirt years ago cha -- that said i'm scary without a costume. more of the same going o. our next chance of rain sunday. sunday. it's a sliver of a chance later in the week but the next significant chance of rain will be sunday. after a nice weekend we have a pleasant day ahead. a cold front is on the way but it has hardly any moisture to work with. 27 by noon. going to be perfect this afternoon. winds not so bad either. southeast, southwest, 5 miles an hour. so very comfortable day with a high of 77. even this evening looks good. 8:00 down to 70 degrees. some high clouds coming through tonight into this morning. that's about it right now. there's the front way back here so in the mountains, there could be some isolated showers later on. fog a bit of a problem manassas through fauquier county,

warrenton, culpeper, down toward orange. visibilities in some cases down to one half of a mile. in the metro we don't have much in the way of problems although you'll need a jacket. we have locations in the 40s like gaiters urg. mid-40s in the shenandoah valley. 53 easton. going to the mid- to upper 70s. another beautiful day. monika, it has only rained measurably five days in the entire 30 days of september. >> wow, we really do need rain. we absolutely need rain although we've enjoyed all the weather. rain is essential, too. good morning, everybody. things are looking great outdoors. no problems to report on the beltway all around town. i'm just getting word of an accident with a possible fuel spill on i-97 near route 32 up north. so keep that in mind for your travel plans and i will keep you posted on that situation. it looks great on 95. no problems on route 29 or route 32 coming in from columbia. let's take a live look on the beltway south of town. here's what it looks like at pennsylvania avenue.

no issues as you head north or southbound on the beltway here in prince george's county. let's go back to the maps heading out west. no problems on 66 coming in from manassas to centreville. we're looking good in fairfax. the beltway agent slow past a construction zone there but that should be cleared up shortly. we'll end with a live look on the northbound side of i-95 here in springfield. no issues to report north or southbound through this area and on to 395. back to you guys. >> thanks, monika. this is it. just one more day. at midnight tonight, the current budget expires meaning the government will be forced to close many services that are not deemed essential. >> we can't say this is a surprise but congress can't seem to find any compromise to get a bill to keep the government running. susan mcginnis has more. >> reporter: a partial government shutdown begins at midnight unless congress can reach a deal. this afternoon the senate will likely vote down a house plan to fund the government because it calls for a one-year delay of the president's health care

law. but in the final few hours, house leaders say they will try to once again weaken obamacare. >> it will have options in there again for the senate to look at. >> reporter: criticize the democrats were -- the democrats were criticized for not working in the hours before the shut down. but democrat chris van hollen says republicans have been stalling for weeks to force the president into a corner and that bringing the debate down to the deadline is part of the plan. >> this was a calculated strategy to drive the country to the cliff and then say give us what we want in the affordable care act or we'll shut down the government. >> reporter: the big sticking point remains the president's health care law. neither side appears ready to budge and both sides blame each other. >> majority leader harry reid has essentially told house of representatives and the american people go jump in a lake. >> almost 45 times now the house republicans have voted to

abolish obamacare, not to change it, not to come up with any specific change. >> reporter: president obama has called a cabinet meeting for today to prepare for a possible shutdown. susan mcginnis, cbs news, washington. >> house republicans passed a bill to pay the military even if there's a shutdown and some say that's a sign they believe a shutdown is coming but the senate will likely not act on that bill today. if a continuing resolution is passed to keep the government running through december, that bill to pay the military won't be necessary. it will be done. tourism, a huge part of the economy here in d.c. >> if the government shuts down, tourists might stay away and hotels and restaurants would definitely feel the birch. local governments would also be losing tax dollars. surae chinn has more on the impact of a possible shutdown. >> if i'm not working, i'm going to be at home and it's going to hurt. >> reporter: this new york bus driver wants to remain anonymous. he brings visitors to d.c.