0 . this is cnn. about 9:00 here on the east coast, only about three hours to go before a government shutdown, john boehner tweeted this photo moments ago, showing the speaker on the phone with president obama. it is not clear if they will speak again tonight as the clock ticks away. that does it for this edition of 360, ten hours away, from the looming shutdown. piers morgan starts right now. this is cnn breaking news. this is piers morgan tonight. the house votes another bill that would fund the government but delay obama care, that bill is certain to be rejected. an imminent shutdown, now only three hours away, we ll see the effects right away. some of the most iconic items in the u.s. locked down, the statue of liberty, the face of liberty to many around the world, the gate ways, the arch, closed. many working for the government about to be furloughed. listen clearly to a frustrated president obama earlier. the shutdown will have a very real economic impact on real pe
0 without pay. furloughed until congress can get its act together to fund the government. ironically, it s also the 123rd anniversary of yellowstone becoming a national park. just one of the many places forced to close until further notice. at 1:16 a.m., after the shutdown had taken effect, speaker john boehner held a press conference offering to take the resolution to conference. that s an offer rejected by senate majority leader harry reid but what did not shutdown, the sign of obama care. sign up for the affordable care act. health exchanges still kick off today. boy, the headlines reflect it all. here s the new york times talking about mirroring the shutdown. the wall street journal talks about washington s grim standoff. the usa today talks about the the way republicans are working in congress. mark halperin, we ve been through this before. i ve been through it for 15, 16, 17 years. i ve got to say though, i ve never seen us at a standoff like this where there s less hope
and good evening, earn. out front tonight, we begin with the breaking news. this hour the house of representatives will take a vote that could shut down the u.s. government. right now moderates are staging a revolt. it s a last ditch effort to save the government, but what happens if that fails? less than five hours from now, the u.s. government could officially shut down. it would be the first time since 1995. dana bash is on capitol hill. moderate republicans staging a revolt. what exactly are they trying to do? reporter: well, in the next series of votes that we re going to see on the house floor, what moderate republicans are hoping to do is to stop procedurally republicans from going ahead with this plan that they have to fund the government but yet with another few ideas to chip away at obamacare that senate democrats say they ll reject, like delaying the individual mandate for a year and taking away subsidies for those in the government. what they re hoping to do is
0 government will shut down. the debate overall continues online at cnn.com/crosscnn.com/. we re s also on facebook and twitter. join us tomorrow. erin ber net starts right now. moments away from the vote that could shut down the government. plus the americans say they ve thwarted the biggest attack since 9/11. and finally, we re starting to get answers about last night s deadly plane crash in santa monica. one woman said she saw it coming. how? let s go out front. and good evening, earn. out front tonight, we begin with the breaking news. this hour the house of representatives will take a vote that could shut down the u.s. government. right now moderates are staging a revolt. it s a last ditch effort to save the government, but what happens if that fails? less than five hours from now, the u.s. government could officially shut down. it would be the first time since 1995. dana bash is on capitol hill. moderate republicans staging a revolt. what exactly are they trying to do?
0 yeah. i took notes on all of the jurors, the prospective jurors throughout the selection process and tried to make notes for myself about which jurors i thought would be pro prosecution and pro defense. b-37 i put down as a pro-defense juror prospective juror and taking notes on her, she s lived in the area 18 years, had her lawyer is a lawyer, work in the space industry. she has a daughter and has worked in her current occupation for 16 years. what i got out of that interview she did yesterday with cnn was that she was pretty much going into this thinking that this was going to be an acquittal for george zimmerman. the first vote they took, the first straw vote they took it was three not guilty, you had had two manslaughter and one second degree murder and toward the end of that interview she teared up because she says it was very emotional in the room as the conversation wore down on that saturday. they spent 13 hours saturday in that room going back and forth trying to see how