It's Tuesday, September 26th, it's not a fairy tale ending, but it'll do.

We start here.

Striking writers reach a deal potentially sending Hollywood back to work.

But that doesn't mean that the striking is over.

What moved the needle and will other unions take it as a cue?

As one shutdown winds to an end, an even bigger one could begin.

Everyone here is bracing for a government shutdown.

It's on the line for government workers.

And instead of a police station, he says cops took him here.

This giant, empty, white room with a single solitary chair in the center and a light hanging above.

Now, what critics call a renegade police squad is under investigation.

From ABC News, this is Stark Here.

I'm Brad Milky.

For the last five months, movie sets have been shut down.

TV studios have been dark, which means, of course, the makeup rooms are dark.

The security desks are unmanned.

The food truck guy who makes a living serving breakfast to crew members nearby, he's

had to find another gig.

The writer's strike by the WGA has paralyzed much of Los Angeles and much of the entertainment

world.

Well, this strike, which has had such economic ripples throughout the country, could be

on the verge of ending.

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