subpoena. tell us what happens now and what happens next. >> reporter: so tonight, 7:30, anybody can watch this, it will be live streamed, the committee will vote on this criminal contempt referral. then it goes to the house for a vote then to the department of justice. the chances that the most extreme punishment will be levied against bannon are slim. if things get jammed up in appeal, the time line begins to be extended. but what the committee is looking for here is leverage. they are trying to throw the book at steve bannon because they want his testimony. they believe he was at the nexus of this big election lie that preceded the rally that preceded the riot. they want to know who he spoke with, the intention of the rally, what was leading up to the rally and the violence. what is notable about this information is for the first time we're seeing steve bannon's full subpoena. before we had a two-page summary. now they are trying to drill down on 17 key areas of investigation which includes his communications with key trump allies like john'sman, rudy giuliani, sidney powell, michael flynn. specifically they're looking for communications as well between steve bannon and former president trump on several key dates. so there's a lot of information the committee thinks steve bannon can provide that is critical to this investigation into how january 6th actually happened. they think by throwing the book at him they can get that testimony. >> meantime separately, former president trump filed a lawsuit to block records from being handed over to the committee. how could that impact the investigation? >> reporter: the reality is once you start interjecting the courts it does slow the calendar down. however, it's impossible to believe the committee hasn't accounted for this, which is why they had these key players among the first people to get systemed because they know those battles are going to last the longest, then they'll move on to try to squeeze these lesser-known people who perhaps have less ability to fight these ch charges -- fight subpoenas, not charges. for example, we saw 11 rally organizers subpoenaed, several of whom we understand are cooperating, so they start at the top. people who might have the most ability to fight these subpoenas, and then they'll move on to people who may not have the time or the money to fight this to try to get as much information as they can. the calculation here includes these potential court battles. >> trying to run out the clock. whitney wild, thanks so much. just hours from now, president biden playing negotiator in chief, hosting two separate warring factions of democrats as his sweeping domestic agenda hangs in the balance. first meeting with progressives followed by moderates. biden with kamala harris and janet yellen expected to discuss the future of their proposals, the top-line number $3.5 trillion, although that number seems to be coming down. >> seems to have shrunk. all of this as the climate portion of that proposal really seemed to be in jeopardy this morning, which poses a threat not only to biden's economic plans but his global agenda as well, so the president pushing to get climate legislation done of course before his appearance on the world stage at the u.n. climate change conference in two weeks. cnn white house correspondent john harwood joining us now. so in terms of those climate efforts and these meetings today, do we know how central climate is to those meetings? >> it's extremely important to joe biden, extremely important to almost all the democratic party. what we're seeing today is, you know, jim just mentioned a minute ago, classic trump strategy, run out the clock. this is classic biden strategy trying to use the clock as a forcing mechanism for these negotiations. democrats hope to strike a deal by the end of this month on that reconciliation package, which is a large budget bill that includes both climate and social safety net provisions. the problem is you've got a very narrow majority in both the senate and the house, can't lose a single republican -- excuse me, democratic senator. that includes joe manchin, who represents a coal state, west virginia. joe manchin has got problems with provisions in biden's original proposal that would penalize utilities that use coal and encourage people to use other things. joe manchin says lit hurt my state. so they're looking at alternatives to deal with that, meeting first with house progressives today, then with moderates. the progressives represent a larger share of the caucus. the moderates are the holdout group. that includes manchin and kyrsten sinema. they're trying to narrow the differences on the size of the package, on the elements of the package. manchin is concerned there are some things that look like welfare in this package. too much spending on giveaways. so he's looking for, say, means testing on things like the child tax credit. they're looking for workarounds on his objections on climate. and it's a big challenge to try to put this jigsaw puzzle together. however, leaders within the white house and in the democratic party on capitol hill are optimistic that they're getting closer, that they've got a chance to get a deal, if not this week, next week. not done by any means, but joe biden is pushing hard. he's clearly thought the negotiations were taking too long before, so he's scaled up his level of involvement, and that's what these meetings today are about. >> there was push for more involvement. john harwood, thank you. the cornerstone climate policy in president biden's sweeping economic infrastructure package will now likely not survive. democrats are working to replace the clean electricity program with what's expected to help produce green house -- reduce green house gas emissions by up to 50% by 2030. that may not make it. a republican from utah joins me. we're used to discussing this as a republican versus democratic issue on climate. but we have representative curtis on a committee, you know, and a caucus designed specifically to try to educate republicans about this threat. good to have you on this morning. thanks for taking the time. >> good morning. good to be with you. >> as i said, you know, folks tend to think of this as about democrats being in favor of some sort of climate proposals, legislation, republicans always against it. here we have you, and you're pushing, you know, different approach perhaps, but you're p pushing. explain to our viewers what specific kind of climate programs would you and perhaps other republicans support? >> well, thank you for this opportunity. first of all, let me explain how important it is for republicans to show that we do care about this issue. i regret due to our own actions we've been branded as not caring. the reality of it is i think republicans care deeply and we have great ylds of our own. to your question, we want to advance those, and they have a lot to do with policies that don't kill u.s. jobs, that don't demonize fossil fuels but do have a far greater impact on green house gas emissions than i think what's currently on the table. >> so folks at home might not know, you're from utah. you're on the front lines of climate change, right, because as the atmosphere warms you get less snow in those utah ski mountains, which is important for utah's economy. so you're seeing it first hand. so tell us what those provisions are. you look at taxing emissions as opposed to other plans. tell us how that would work, and do you have support on both sides of the aisle? right now, climate proposals may not survive the budget negotiations. >> yeah. let me first of all answer your question about living here in utah. we're in the longest drought in our state's history. most of the summer we couldn't even see our mountains because of the smoke from the california and oregon fires. and in just a few months the ski resorts open and they're facing increasing temperatures. your second question, do i have support. i'm excited that 70 of my house republicans have joined me in this caucus. that's a third of all republicans who joined this caucus, and those numbers are growing. i do believe we have vast support. and your question as to our ideas, we think we have ideas that are winners. we think they advance the u.s. economy, they advance so many things that are good for the united states and at the same time reduce those worldwide green house gas emissions we're all trying to focus on. >> the sad fact is there are members of your party, voters, lawmakers, who straight up don't buy climate change. the former republican president donald trump denied the science here, and the irony is, of course, that many red states -- look at louisiana, right, or louisiana --ahutah, are on the front lines of this, rising sea levels, larger storms. how do you fight that disinformation within your own party? >> i'm not going to argue we've done a terrible job branding ourselves as not caring about the climate. but i have a strong belief that republicans and conservatives care deeply about this planet and earth and the whole purpose for this caucus is to show the world we do and there are more of us that care that than don't and we have good ideas and intend to get a seat at the climate table and be productive with our ideas, productive in the battle. let's face it, it's important we do, because unless we can approach this from a bipartisan basis, we won't make the progress we need to make. >> no question. the deadlines are coming. the u.s. has made commitments. it's not clear they can meet them. meanwhile, some things are going in the wrong direction. use of coal-fired power is actually on the rise for the first teem since 2014, surge of 22% this year in part because natural gas prices went up so people go to coal, it's cheaper, but way dirtier. as you know, we could talk about messaging all we want. but where's the action going to come from? are there serious discussions between you and democrats that hold the majority in both chambers to do something? >> i think one of the mistakes we make in this debate is we don't realize and celebrate the successes we've had. let me point to the energy act of 2020, one of the largest bipartisan efforts on climate ever, and we hardly celebrated it. we reduced carbon footprint by 80% on a bipartisan basis, invested mass amounts of money into r&d. we have work to do, but we have had some success and we're making progress. part of the problem is we've got to do a better job about bragging about our success. >> would you vote -- so democrats have their own problem in terms of what they can get past joe manchin in terms of climate provisions, but if they come up with a plan as part of this budget, given your focus on this issue, would you vote yes? >> well, as you well know, this $3.5 trillion is so complicated with many issues in addition to climate, and that makes it very hard for republicans to adapt. we are actively looking for bipartisan paths forward where we can support our colleagues. it might surprise your listeners that a lot of republicans and a lot of democrats are having those drinking fountain conversations, conversations in the hallway about how we can work together. i have two democrats, before we left washington, invite me out to dinner and said look, how can we work together? we have to focus on those that are willing to work together to be bipartisan and find this path forward. >> let's hope those water cooler conversations turn into some action. the ski hill ls of ut utah are calling. >> great to be with you. president joe biden takes questions from the american people. anderson cooper moderates a town hall with president biden thursday night at 8:00. still to come this hour, an effort to keep kids in the classroom even after they've been exposed to a positive case of covid-19. we'll look at what some school districts are now trying. plus, a providence, south carolina, attorney alex murdaugh back in court this hour after facing additional charges. will he be released on bond again? and a haitian gang is demanding a million dollar per person for 17 missionaries including children being held hostage, the youngest only 8 months old. the outlook for negotiations later this hour. 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>> i really do. quarantines have become the new school closures in the fall of 2021 because you're asking children to stay out of school for a full 14 days at times because they were exposed to someone with covid when they were wearing masks. modified quarantine means if you're both wearing masks you don't need to have that. test to stay means if there was a true exposure, you can come in, test, as long as you're negative, you're not endangering anyone, come in, do your in-person learning, and stay. then after five days test again. this has been used in europe, in multiple states around the country, and if it becomes standard, we'll have less kids out of school. >> big picture, the question here really is about risk reduction as opposed to risk elimi elimination. for folks who don't know, you run an hiv-aids clinic in san francisco, very different diseases here, but tell us what lessons you've learned about risk reduction as an approach as opposed to risk elimination as it relates to schools and covid. >> yeah, so, you know, this was also a prolonged infection. it turns out covid was much longer than we thought it would be. the idea is that you take people's needs into account, harm reduction, even trying to reduce the incidence of a pathogen. in the case of hiv it meant advising people how to stay safe but still have human contact. in the case of harm reduction with covid, we could have told people how to stay safe, masks, distancing, ventilation all work in schools, for example, but not just tell people to completely stay away from each other. good example, california did not define harm reduction in our approach, and we had a terrible winter surge because there was a statement last year that said you may walk outside only with two people masked, distance, and those two people have to be from the same household. what we did was not take people's needs into account and say we're in this for the long haul, essentially going on a two-year pandemic, let's keep risk down but take people's needs into account. for hiv, it meant seeing people in person here. >> california has had some of the most restrictive measures around the country. right now, according to the cdc, california is the only state with a moderate level of transmission. i know you've butted heads with officials there in terms of your view of what would work and what you were seeing in place. are you starting to feel that there's a meeting of the minds? are things changing a little bit? >> yes. i mean, actually, everything changes after vaccination. what we had to do was keep people sort of in their needs and let them have their needs prior to vaccination. then what happened with vaccination, vaccination is the way out of the pandemic. immunity is the way out of the pandemic. m mask, distancing, contact tracing, ventilation are all great tools but we needed a vaccine and immunity. what california has done is they've done a great job with the vaccine. they had a lot of natural infection as well. i think it's the combination of both that is keeping our rates so low. we're sort of like denmark, who opened on september 10th. we had an 80% over 12 vaccination rate, and we have a lot of natural immunity, and i think it's keeping our rates very low. >> doctor, thank so much. an important conversation. we appreciate having you on. >> thank you very much. any moment now a judge will set bond for former south carolina attorney alex murdaugh. he's accused of stealing millions from the family of his late housekeeper. that's not the only scandal attached to his name. we are live outside the courthouse next. ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ [crowd cheering] how's sanchez looking? 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anybody who's been on a jury or in a potential jury pool knows they ask you things like do you know the defendants, owe the victim, any of the major players. but they're also getting to specific questions and issues they're asking, such as do they have a negative feeling towards the defendants? do they consider the confederate flag to be a racist symbol? do they want to partake in the jury? a lot of questions being asked about race and about whether they consider racism is at play here, do you own a gun or not have a gun in your own home. another question that comes up regularly is this one -- do you have a concern about serving as a juror in this trial? it turns out a lot of people do. what that gets at is, is there a certain fear you have that by participating as juror you could suffer some kind of retribution. again, many jurors so far have said, yeah, that is a concern. >> wow. that is deeply concerning among all the issues there, worries about their own safety. martin, thanks for keeping us updated. >> you're welcome. >> alex murdaugh, a once prominent south carolina attorney involved in multiple scandals is back in court this morning for a bond hearing. the charges are related to accusations that he kept millions of dollars in insurance settlement funds in connection with the 2018 death of his family's longtime housekeeper. >> cnn national correspondent dianne gallagher is outside the courthouse in columbia, south carolina. murdaugh accused of coordinating with the housekeeper's family to sue himself for insurance money, then pocketing the money. diane, tell us what the latest is. >> reporter: yeah, and right now it appears that the attorneys are kind of in their closing arguments in this bond hearing. the state is asking for a bond in a high amount earlier this morning, saying at least $200,000 for those charges of obtaining property under false pretenses related to the 2018 death of the murdaugh family sa. according to the state, he approached the family at glor ra's funeral, saying her death, which happened after a fall in the murdaugh home, was, in their words, because of the dogs, that she had tripped and he was going to work with them, set them up so they could sue him. he did hook them up with an attorney. apparently he did not disclose he was close friends with this attorney, and that attorney brokered a $4.3 million death settlement agreement, around $3 million of which was supposed to go to the satterfield family. they didn't get any of it. instead, according to the state, it went into an account that had a name that was very similar to a reputable firm in the state of south carolina that handled death settlement agreements, but it was actually a bank account run by alex murdaugh. they say that money then began going into his personal accounts and he began spending it. >> -- $100,000 credit card balance for months. that gets paid off. he writes $300,000-grand to his father, a check for himself, $135,000 to himself. not a dime goes to this family back here. >> reporter: the satterfield family is in that courtroom right now, their attorney saying they had the opportunity or the choice, they would have no bond set at this point. but murdaugh's attorneys say he is not a flight risk. he has been in a drug rehabilitation center in florida and was arrested there and brought back up here. they claim he has come each time willingly. they are asking for him to be able to continue that treatment. we should be hearing shortly whether or not a bond amount will be set. erica, jim? 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>> what we're learning this morning is from the haitian side. the justice minister in haiti is the one who told our colleagues on the ground in haiti that this is $1 million per person in ransom that this gang is demanding for these kidnapped americans, 16 of them, and one canadian. in total, $17 million that they are demanding in ransom. now, the justice minister also told our colleagues that these gang members are keeping these hostages in a place that they are comfortable with. they have been warned that if they hurt them in any way there could be consequences. but he said there's no way to know if the gang is going to abide by those kinds of threats. now, from the state department side, from the u.s. government side, we have heard the state department saying that they are in constant contact with haitian police, they are also in constant contact with christian aid ministries. that is the ohio-based group where these missionaries were part of. they're also in contact with the interagency, right? we know there are fbi agents on the ground in haiti. we know that the state department is involved investigating, finding out where these folks are, how to get them home safely. and of course the white house has said that president biden has been breeched and is consistently briefed on this matter. the question before us is how to get these folks home, and it's unclear exactly where they're being held right now. i think it's clear that the haitian side may have some sort of idea. they said the gang traditionally keeps them in specific places. but what we are trying to look for now is exactly how they're going to get these americans out of haiti. >> let's hope they get out safely. kylie atwood, thanks so much. joining us now, the prime minister of haiti. the group, 400 has been warned if any harm comes to the hostages there will be consequences. this is not a group new to kidnappings or demands for ransoms. does that kind of warning hold sway with them? >> well, this particular group has been giving a lot of problems and have many kidnappings. this is not a new problem in the past few months. several haitians have been kidnapped and today it is 16 americans and one canadian. this is not a situation that's not solvable in the sense they're not as strong as everybody claims. this is a group with very few gang members, and it takes political will and putting them in front of the situation and getting rid of the gang. it's negotiating with them, that would not be an option. but we have to tread carefully and once the americans are out it would be good for the police and the haitian security forces to finish with that particular gang and all the other gangs who are creating problems. >> do you think this gets resolved without that $17 million in ransom being paid? >> i think it's hard to say, but it would be very unfortunate for the $17 million to be paid because that would only reinforce the gang and only finance further kidnappings. so the solution is to short term send, you know, experts, security experts to help the police in this particular situation and midterm to get rid of the gang with a strong security presence around that area, to finish with that gang situation. >> so you say strong security presence. you told kate bolduan yesterday that you believe this legitimacy issue that's been left beby the assassination of the president needs to be solved by an election and you need to look at the military. looking at the state of affairs, do you see either one of those things happening in short order? if so, how? this is one gang, but there are others. >> there are others. why? because in the past 30 years haiti has had an international military presence with the u.n. presence since 1993 after the military was disbanded. so for the past 31 years we had a u.n. military presence for 50% of the time. today there is no u.n. military presence, nor has that presence been effective in the past. the only way is to help haiti strengthen the police and the military, because today's haitian military budget is only $2 million a year. and there is no political support from the international community. so until people realize and the haitian police alone cannot do the job, has not been able to do the job for the past 30 years, we'll see unfortunately this type of security situation. >> let's hope this leads into something and some immediate action. it's also important to remember this is a terrible situation and i's happening for haitians on a daily basis. we certainly need to keep a focus on it. laurent lamothe, thank you for your time. still to come this morning, five college football coaches out of a job after refusing to get vaccinated. the latest from washington state university next. regina approaches the all-electric cadillac lyriq. it's a sunny day. nah, a stormy day. classical music plays. um uh, brass band, new orleans. ♪ ♪ she drives hands free... along the coast. make it palm springs. ♪ cadillac is going electric. if you want to be bold, you have to go off-script. experience the all-electric cadillac lyriq. do you have questions about medicare options for next year's coverage? 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