The shutdown deadline is looming. Here’s what could happen.

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  Good morning. It's Monday, September 29th.

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  I'm Shumita Basu.

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  This is Apple News Today.

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  On today's show, what we know about yesterday's shooting at a Michigan church,

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  why autism diagnoses are rising, and a dramatic and rowdy finish to the Ryder Cup.

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  But first,

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  the federal government is set to shut down this week

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  if Congress fails to pass a spending bill before a midnight deadline tomorrow.

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  The bill Republicans passed in the House would fund the government until November 21st,

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  broadly at current spending levels.

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  Republicans will likely need eight Democratic votes.

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  But leaders on both sides of the aisle are pointing the finger at each other,

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  blaming the other party for playing shut-down chicken.

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  On NBC's Meet the Press, Senate Majority Leader John Thune was asked if there would be a deal.

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  Totally up to the Democrats.

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  The ball is in their court.

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  There is a bill sitting at the desk in the Senate right now.

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  We could pick it up today and pass it.

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  And on the same show,

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  Democratic Minority Leader Chuck Schumer addressed the upcoming meeting between top congressional leaders and President Trump scheduled for today.

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