hello and welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and all around the world. i m kim brunhuber. ahead on c cnn newsroom. hollywood studios and writers could be nearing the end of a strike that s dragged on for nearly five months. a look at why there may be reason for optimism. plus funding the government is one of the most basic responsibilities of congress. and it s time for republicans to start doing the job america elected them to do. millions of americans could see their paychecks delayed as a deadline hangs over congress. a look at what a shutdown could mean for the biden administration. also and liftoff of osiris-rex. rock samples more than 4 billion years old are about to land in utah. i ll speak to a nasa research physicist who s been working on the mission. reporter: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom, with kim brunhuber. we begin here in the u.s. where after nearly five months of deadlock, there s hope in th
to this morning. five things to know for this wednesday, september 20th. in just hours, attorney general merrick garland will testify before congress, and he will say he is not the president s lawyer, and not congress s prosecutor. and keeping our eyes on the capitol, republican dysfunction in the house, it continues. a handful of far right conservatives blocking debate on a pentagon spending bill as the clock ticks down to a government shutdown. and donald trump s ex-assistant says the former president told her to play dumb about classified documents according to reports. new federal charges in the fentanyl death of a 1-year-old child at a day care center in the bronx. investigators say they found a kilogram of the drug on top of play mats. writers will be back at the negotiating table today after five months of strike as the auto workers strike moves into day six. cnn this morning starts right now. wednesday can be a hard day, middle of the week, hump day, you k
in wayne, michigan, on the picket lines and jackie heinrich on the whitous on what s on the line. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. go to my buddy grady trimble in michigan and we re close to concluding the first full day of the strike. how are things looking there, grady? reporter: neil, the auto makers were disappointed that the uaw president sean feign was not at the pain negotiating table today. i spoke with the ceo of ford yesterday and he said we put a generous offer forward and working on a historic deal while the uaw he says is focused on a historic strike and now that strike has happened and here s what gm ceo mary bar ragaini told me. strike was unnecessary and a historic offer on the table and we want to get to the last final issues and i m extremely frustrated and disappointed and think uaw leadership needs to get to the table and get that censure reigns leading resolved. i m with schon tell johnson and the offer has been generous and your employeed by ford a
preferred better science, better results. the cnn presidential debates, june 27th at nine live on cnn and streaming on max it s merrick garland above the law. i mean, i thought the whole argument is that no one is above lot this is such a monumental day we all can feel what we ve lost. it s been nearly 12 years since a gunman entered sandy hook elementary school, killing 21st graders and six educators a 21 gun salute hails the arrival of the russian frigate gorshkov in havana harbor. and an old cold war alliance against america is required kendall live from london. this is cnn newsroom with max foster hello, a warm welcome to our viewers joining us from around the world. by max foster, it is thursday, june the 30th, 9:00 a.m. here in london. turn em in southern italy where the fifth annual g7 summit is set to kick off next hour with a major focus on russia and its war in ukraine. us president joe biden will unveil more than 300 new sanctions targeting russia. they re meant
Auto Suppliers In Europe: Emrullah Karaca has made brakes for the past 20 years, but he is now learning to assemble heat pumps instead, as the Continental factory where he works in northern Germany is slated to close. "Brakes or heat pumps, it s all the same to me," said Karaca, whose two parents both worked for Continental at the factory.