rory mcillrage. cnn s state of the union starts right now. crises averted. a surprise deal to stave off a government shutdown. the bill is passed. but after the house speaker makes a deal with democrat, will republican hardliners try to oust him? bring it. the republican leading that charge, florida congressman matt gaetz is here. democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez will join me. plus, upping the ante. former president trump ramps up his violent rhetoric. if you rob a store, you can fully to be shot as you are leaving that store. reporter: but as more former aides warn he s unfit for office, does he have the gop nomination all sewn up? our political panel will discuss. and trailblazer, an outpouring of affection for the late senator, dianne feinstein. she left on her own terms. reporter: what you might not have known about her when her friend house speaker nancy pelosi joins me ahead. hello. i m jake tapper in washington, where the st
jackpot this year. look, i don t want to burst anyone s bubble. the chances of winning are about one in 292 million. so what? those odds don t apply to me. that s just for you all. that s your odds. the next drawing is tomorrow night. you know, i play every time. i know the odds are slim. you know what, why not? you have a chance. the next hour of cnn this morni morning starts right now. good morning. welcome to cnn this morning. it s sunday, october 1st. good to be with you. here is what we are watching this morning. the u.s. government averts a shutdown, at least for now. more questions about when it comes to the future of kevin mccarthy as speaker. the largest health care strike in u.s. history could start this week. 75,000 workers ready to hit the picket lines without a deal. the supreme court returns for a new term tomorrow. they are set to rule on some major cases. one of the biggest issues, ethics concerns surrounding some of the justices. two
time. that matters. oh, yeah, and we are expecting high tide again later tonight, around 9:00. so that s the next time we ll see the water inch up. the morning s high tide around 9:00 a.m. in the heat of this, so that made matters worse for people across the northeast dealing with the rain trying to get to work or drop their kids at school. sandra: thank you, katie. john: joining us again by phone, onika williams, she works at a daycare in coney island, she was on a bus earlier today and took amazing video, when we spoke with you last hour you were trying to make your way home as we watch your video here. are you there yet? no, i m down the street from my house. i m almost home. john: what s it been like trying to get home? it s been better. it s still raining but the road is clear, it s not as bad as this morning. which tells me the trucks the drains are being cleared so it s making going home a little easier. sandra: onika, you don t sound as energetic as yo
on the stage and defending your record. we have got to choose right, we have got to win and somebody that will be able to serve two terms. picket in front of the white house in washington, d.c. that s really why the protest needs to be. a nation without borders is not a nation. we have to secure the southern border. that s not true. china s the real enemy. as the u.n. ambassador you literally bring it. you got bad information. rather than creating clarity, it creates more of a muddle for voters. there will be a lot of pressure to kick somebody off the island. seven candidates were on stage. the one who was not, donald trump, may have benefitted the most of all. good morning. it is the top of the hour. we are glad you are with us, especially if you stayed up late watching the debate last night. at the end, no one wanted to vote anyone else off the island. one person did. we will talk to him shortly. five minutes. most did not want to. yet again, the gop
latest. lucas: it was russia going to north korea for more ammunition. now it is north korean leader kim jong-un going to putin in siberia to learn more about rocket technology in a sign of deepening ties. the relationship is a first priority, not clear what china thinks about that. they met at a siberian rocket launch facility. recall when nasa ended shuttle program, the united states relied on russia to send astronauts to the international space station. north korea fired two ballistic missiles into the sea. kim jong-un understands value of having nuclear weapon and seek russia help in developing spy satellite sky something north korea lacks. it s failed on recent attempt to put one in orbit. when asked about deepening relations with pyeongchang and russia, russia said we will talk about all issues without a rush, there is time. gordon chang offers his opinion. you would think kim jong-un wouldn t want to ruffle the waterses. he probably wanted to meet putin and by firi