former president donald trump has left florida he is expected to touch down at laguardia airport any moment now, ahead of his historic arraignment in a manhattan criminal court tomorrow. what things will look like inside the courtroom after his booking and how much of it we re actually expected to see, all of that is coming up for you. and officials are leaving no stone unturned when it comes to security across this city. we ve got our reporters on the ground in manhattan where barricades are already up, protesters are expected to start gathering as well. almost every member of the nypd s 36,000 person force is now in uniform and on stand by and as donald trump continues to lash out on social media, how much more room is there for him to damage his own tastes we have got some new reaction from alvin bragg s predecessor coming your way shortly. join me right now from outside that courthouse in new york. we have nbc news correspondent garrett haake, outside of trump tower, nb
and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it s not just possible. it s happening. good morning, everyone. welcome to cnn this morning. it is saturday, september 30th. yes, the last day of the month. i m a.mara walker. and the last day of the month going out with a bang. i m omar jimenez. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we re watching a lot. we are hours away from a potential government shutdown. lawmakers still can t agree on a deal to fund the government past midnight. the last-ditch efforts are underway to keep that from happening. submerging cars, disrupting mass transit and opting water rescues. we ll show you the damage left behind and where we re tracking more rain this morning. border security has become a major sticking point in the fight over a government funding deal. we re joined by one congressman who is seeing the impacts of the migrant surge firsthan
hello and welcome to our viewers joining us from the united states and around the world. the u.s. government less than 19 hours away from shutting down. ahead, we ll look at the republican infighting that s making a deal nearly impossible. plus, the first one flips. one of donald trump s first codefe-defendants in the sprawl 2020 election case sfroo strikes a deal with prosecutors. highways, subways and laguardia is flooded. the u.s. government is down to its final day of operation before it must shut down beginning at midnight, sunday, eastern time. on friday republicans roundly rejected u.s. house speaker kevin mccarthy s latest attempt to gain their support. unless there s a breakthrough this weekend, active duty troop etc. and border agents may have to work without pay. food assistance for millions could be at risk. government loans to farmers, students and small businesses wouldn t be processed. and air travel could be disrupted if unpaid tsa workers don t show up,
tonight on 360, breaking news and a government shutdown a day away and the house speaker who can t seem to stop it. 27 years after tupac shakur s murder, the man police say ordered his death is now in custody. plus, live reporting after some of the most rain and worst flooding new york has ever seen, and it s not over yet. good evening, thanks for joining us. we begin tonight with breaking news in the likelihood that 28 hours from now at one minute past midnight the federal government will shut down. in a moment you ll meet some of the men and women who will be left without paychecks if it does. first, though, the man largely responsible for it house speaker kevin mccarthy. it s not so much what he s done that s led to all this, it s what he s been unable to do. speaker mccarthy for weeks now has not been able to get the right wing of his narrow majority to agree on stopgap funding to keep the government running, nor has he been willing to work with democrats instead or g
collins showing off this water color painting made for her by feinstein. feinstein s desk on the senate floor was draped in black with a vase of white flowers. that s the senate tradition. she was the longest serving woman in senate history. she was 90 years old. she was 90 years old. ac 360 begins now. captions by vitac www.vitac.com tonight on 360, breaking news on the government shutdown just days away. also 27 years after tupac shakur s murder, the man who ordered his death, police say, is in custody. some of the worst rain new york has ever seen and it s not over. breaking news. in the likelihood 24 hours from now, one minute past midnight, the federal government will shut down. in a moment, you ll meet some of the men and women who will be left without paychecks if it does but still have the bills to pay. first, the man largely responsible for it, house speaker kevin mccarthy. it s not what he s done that s led to all this. it s what he s been unable to