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start." i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans. we have reports this morning from florida, germany and haiti. we begin in washington with the latest on the legislation. a possible government shutdown, default on a national debt, a vote on a generational expansion on a social safety net. all as nancy pelosi sets her own deadline on a bipartisan trillion dollar bill. >> this new debate gives them more time to forge consensus and it tees up a vote on the last day congress can stop the government shutdown. we have cnn's jasmine wright live in washington. good morning. so much at stake this week for the president. take us behind the scenes. what's going on at the white house? >> yeah, laura. i think to say it is a big week for the president is an understatement. it's massive when you consider all that he is facing. frankly, any mistake by him or other democrats on all the issues from human infrastructure, hard infrastructure, from government spending to the debt ceiling could be catastrophic for his administration. and we know that this is an administration that is desperately looking for a policy win after weeks of harsh headlines and also dipping approval points for the president. so we saw -- so the official told us -- white house official told us that the president as well as other administration officials have been making calls, trying to bridge the gap between progressives and moderates trying to get things done. yesterday when talking to reporters returning from the presidential retreat he projected optimism about the vote. take a listen. >> i'm optimistic about this week. it's going to take the better part of the week. >> so president biden was right. kind of foreshadowing what house speaker pelosi says. she announced just hours later that they were moving the vote to thursday to give them more time to come to a consensus. but there is still a question about the size and scope of this bill. yesterday nancy pelosi said it was self-evident that it would be less than $3.5 trillion of the proposed spending for the human infrastructure part, including free pre-k, community college. things focus on families. both democrats -- both progressives and democrats are working this week to get something done under big pressure looming on thursday but really what is evident here, it's not just all encompassing. >> that's right. pelosi said she's not going to take anything to the floor that isn't ready, doesn't have the votes. we will see where this goes. we know you will be on top of it. you're going to be hearing a lot about politics, time lines and leverage. there's deep uncertainty how all of this will play out. raising the debt ceiling. not raising that is playing with fire. the treasury department wouldn't have enough money to pay the bills, would have to pick and choose which to pay. federal payments to millions of people would be halted. social security checks could stop for nearly 50 million seniors. troops of course can't be paid. critical monthly child tax payments could stop. it could spark a financial crisis where borrowing costs for credit cards and cars could spike. moody's analytics says a shutdown could wipe out 6 million jobs. >> even an accidental short default would damage america's credit, cost the government billions more in borrowing costs and interest rates could rise for the rest of us. a significant move in the manhunt for brian laundrie. the laundrie family attorney said the fbi visited the family's home on sunday looking for samples of brian's dna. they're trying to match samples that could confirm or eliminate laundrie as a suspect. nadia ramiro has the latest. >> reporter: christine and laura, perhaps the most activity we've seen here in florida was on sunday morning when two fbi agents came to the home of the laundrie parents and picked up something on the doorstep. we're told by the attorney of those parents that it was in order to collect items to try to test and match dna. that's happening here at the laundry family home. not far from here. as parents say, the last time they saw or heard from him, he was headed to the reserve last week, last tuesday but they haven't seen or heard from him since. that's where the search efforts were focused. that's happening here in florida. over in new york on sunday there was a big memorial for gabby petito. for her family and friends and for people who didn't even know her who lined up long before the memorial started to pay their last respects. >> i want you to be inspired. that's what we're looking for. if there's a trip you guys want to take, take it, now. do it now while you can. if there's a relationship that you're in that might not be the best thing for you, leave it, now. when you leave here today, be inspired by what she wrote because the entire planet knows this. she's inspired a lot of women and a lot of men to do what's best for them first. put yourself first and do it now while you have the time. i couldn't be more proud as a father. >> we flerd gabby petito's mother via facebook posting for the first time in two weeks and this is what she said. she said that she was just so grateful to so many people. as i scroll through all of the posts my heart is so full of love. i wish i could reach out and say thank you. that search for brian laundrie continues. they believe he has the answers to all of their questions. christine, laura? thank you so much for that. to europe now. angela merkel's party heads for defeat. what it means for your role on the world stage. cnn live from berlin. ♪ energy is everywhere... even in a little seedling. which, when turned into fuel, can help power a plane. at chevron's el segundo refinery, we're looking to turn plant-based oil into renewable gasoline, jet and diesel fuels. our planet offers countless sources of energy. but it's only human to find the ones that could power a better future. at usaa, we've been called too exclusive. because we only serve those who 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"early start" begins right now. good monday morning, this is "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. about 28 minutes past the hour here in new york. time for our top stories to keep an eye on today. high stakes legislation with deadlines colliding on capitol hill. democratic leaders are trying to pass the roughly $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill and the $3.5 trillion spending bill. on top of all of that, congress also needs to fund the federal government to avoid a partial shutdown and possible default. >> what could be a seismic political shift in germany. preliminary election results show the left leaning election party narrowly surpassing chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats. >> the fbi in florida sunday returning to the family home of gabby petito's laundry. the family's attorney says agents asked laundrie's parents for personal items to help with dna matching. meantime, the public memorial service for petito was held at her home in long island. >> there was a push on at government to do anything else in there. >> a department of homeland security whistle-blower said the trump administration covered up evidence of russian election med meddling. four teens in pennsylvania have been charged with plotting attacks on a high school. police found molotov cocktails, drawings of pipe bombs and a list of guns in the home of one student. >> federal investigators on the scene of a dead liam track development in montana. it left the tracks saturday near joplin, montana. deliberations resume in the federal trial of r. kelly. he's facing federal racket tearing charges. a critical week in washington. so much on the line. huge implications for basically everyone. house speaker nancy pelosi set a billion on an infrastructure bill on thursday. she now has a few extra days to have some wiggle room. >> that package paid for by higher taxes on businesses. >> what happens next in this critical week ahead? we are on capitol hill. >> reporter: good morning, christine and laura. we are gearing up for an intense and crucial week here on capitol hill. first up, a vote in the senate on a house-passed bill to temporarily fund the government as well as to suspend the nation's borrowing limit. now that bill passed on a party line vote in the house. it is not expected to pass in the senate today. it is expected to fail because of republican opposition. keep in mind, without republican reaction, the government will shut down and reach its borrowing action sometime in november. these are my conversations with sou sources. i expect they would decouple those two issues. what they would do is put a clean government funding bill on the floor in order to keep the government funded. take a listen to what republican senator pat toomey had to say about this yesterday afternoon on jake tapper. >> i think republicans will offer a clean, continuing resolution that funds the government. you know, i've discovered in this place what is described as a clean bill seldom is actually a clean bill but the gist of your argument, whether republicans would support clean funding, the answer is there would be a lot of republican votes for that. >> reporter: it's clear republican leaders do not want a government shutdown. they will work on that because that will hamstring their priorities. all of this is just a reminder that congress still has to do basic functions of government let alone tackle some of these other sweeping domestic priorities. >> appreciate her laying it all out. it's a lot to digest. >> i know. >> it's time for three questions in three minutes. let's bring in someone who can help us digest it. cnn correspondent john harwood. walk us through this first. what's a safe play? what are you looking for? >> well, it appears democrats made a significant progress because of the budget they're using. that allows pelosi to put off the infrastructure vote on thursday. it looks as if democrats are on track to passing both parts of president biden's economic bill. you're talking about more than $5 billion in roads, bridges, broadband and then some combination of the domestic programs he calls -- president biden calls build back better. child tax credits, child care subsidies, community college subs subsidies, action on climate change. health care subsidies. don't know what's going to stay the same because the $3.5 trillion could be cut down some but it does appear that they are on track to passing both and that's a significant turn around for president biden. >> this week in particular, every single family, what happens this week will affect every single family from the roads you drive on, the maintenance of your car, whether you have pre-k and it's a sweeping agenda. republicans have tied to that. how dangerous is this messing with the debt ceiling? >> it's very dangerous. republicans are trying to exact a political price from democrats for paying the nation's bills. >> if they manage to withhold their support and democrats end up for timing reasons or logistic call reasons not able to do it, that's going to generate a financial crisis, trigger markets, downgrade the debt which is what happened in 2011. they're going to vote down the senate and debt spending. there's not going to be a government shutdown. the real question is how do they get out of the debt limit box? some democrats want to continue pressing republicans and force them to take responsibility to this to the point where republicans say uncle. okay, we do not want to crash the world's economy. others say, no, let's drop back and be safe. not sure which of those two is going to take place. it is pretty likely and i think markets are expecting it that the debt limit will be raised. >> definitely how we will get there remains to be seen. as christine tells us, the brinksmanship. >> even a short accidental default. >> massive implications. >> not good. >> we want to ask you, john, about congresswoman liz cheney. she says she was wrong to vote against gay marriage in 2016. her sister, of course, is gay. listen to this. >> it's wrong. i love my sister very much. i love her family very much and i was wrong. it's a very personal issue. very personal for my family. i believe that my dad was right and my sister and i have had that conversation. this is an issue that we have to recognize as human beings, that we need to work against discrimination of all kinds in our country, in our state. we were at an event the other night where a young woman said she doesn't feel safe sometimes because she's transgender and nobody should feel unsafe. freedom means freedom for everybody. >> she obviously feels it pretty deeply. you can see the emotion on her face. why do you think she's speaking out about this now? >> there are a couple of things at play, laura. one is the very direct close personal family dynamics that she mentioned. a second is any politician grows, changes through the country and overtaken previous attitudes. the final thing is now that she has taken on donald trump and he's trying to unleash his political forces against her, she's looking around and who are my allies? do i need to play it safe with a conservative congressional district in wyoming or am i able to come out and do this? i think she's a little bit liberated by the fight she's in with president trump as well as the heart strings tug with family members herself? >> all right, john harwood. appreciate you coming in. let's get a check on cnn business. look at the markets around the world. europe has opened slightly higher. frankfurt up after the election results just less than 1%. there are stock index futures in the u.s., they are trading mixed as well. four trading days left to go in what has been a volatile month. in china the potential implosion of that big real estate firm evergrande. they bounced back in the week. on the mood here, the federal reserve will begin pulling back the emergency covid stimulus. as you know, this week a full docket in d.c. no more for full foods. the change comes as americans are looking for more. the $10 fee goes into effect october 25th. >> i'm sorry about my brother. >> it was a broadway smash. 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you might have seen a lot of people stocking up to the max. costco is having purchases of key items like toilet paper, bottled water and cleaning supplies. demand is high right now and supply is low. >> sometimes that's a self-fulfilling thing. people hear about the limits. >> laura, that's because the global supply chain is badly tangled and delays are getting worse. cargo piling up at the ports of los angeles and long beach. the two largest ports in the nation. delays, up to 3 weeks long. last week port officials at long beach said they try to work 24/7 monday through thursday to ease delays. at the same time, there aren't enough truckers and warehouses to move the goods. supply chains mean longer delays. adidas and hasbro has warned about disruptions, nike doesn't have enough supply. aaron rodgers leads the packers to a stunning last-second win over the 49ers on sunday night football. andy scholes has this morning's bleacher report. hi, andy. >> down 1 at your own 25 yard line. 30 seconds left, no time-outs. chances are you're not going to win that game unless you're aaron rodgers because he did it again. going to find davonte adams. packers run up the field and spike it. 20 seconds left. after an incompletion, rodgers did find adams again. this time for 17 yards. run up, spike it with 3 seconds left. a 51 yarder. rodgers and the packers stun the 49ers 30-28. we also had high drama in detroit. baltimore down. instead of a hail mary they bring out justin tucker to go for an nfl record 66 yard field goal. it bounces off the crossbar and goes in. tucker's teammates mob him. lions just stunned. tucker the hero. he was pumped the record-setting kick won his team the game. >> as soon as it left my foot i knew it was going to have a chance. i was short from the 65 pregame. i count get the ball to just go. thankfully we found an extra yard and a half that i didn't have three hours before and i'm grateful for that. we also saw the longest touchdown in nfl history yesterday. cardinals trying to kick a 68 yard field goal for halftime. it was well short and fielded by the jaguars jamal agnew. he took it back 109 yards for the touchdown. the cardinals would go on 39-19. tom brady playing at his first game against the rams. it would be matt stafford starring in this one. he threw for four touchdowns. l.a. remains undefeated. first loss for the bucs since last november. brady prepares to return to new england on sunday facing the patriots. dolphins hoping to get lucky. jacoby bresette scoring. the game goes to overtime. derek carr leads the raiders on two scoring drives. raiders win. in golf, the u.s. celebrating a dominant wire to wire win in the ryder cup. they won 19-9. biggest blowout the tournament has seen since it went to its current format in 1979. everyone feeling so good about the win. sharing a nice hug. how about that? to baseball, red sox up a win in the eighth against the yankees. aaron judge coming through with an rbi double to the left. two runs come in tow score to give new york the lead. next, look at that. first yankee ever to drive in 10 games. the blue jays won and i'll tell you what, it is going to be one exciting final week of the baseball season. yankees playing the bluejays in a series starting tomorrow. it will be fun to watch. >> a lot of screaming in my house yesterday. what was the most impressive, the record field goal or the home run by tim? >> stanton has a lot of impressive home runs. got to go with the field goal, guys. 66 yards and he had just enough? the fact that it bounded off. sometimes they try these field goals like we see at halftime. to do it and to twin -- >> he said he was clearly so happy. he couldn't made 65 but he hit a 66. >> thanks, andy. the fbi looking for brian laundrie's dna. what that means for the gabby petito magazine. the president's agenda is on the line. >> one way or another is the key phrase there. i'm laura jarrett. see you next if you're 55 and up, t- mobile has plans built just for you. whether you need a single line or lines for family members, you'll get great value on america's most reliable 5g network. like 2 lines of unlimited for just $27.50 a line. only at t-mobile. 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