the questions remain as to what the projectile was that was discharged from the gun. there has been comments, unconfirmed reports, that we received into our newsroom very early in all of this that a potential live round of ammunition was in a gun. i want to make it very clear, though, i know for me and for a lot of people in our newsroom who aren't so familiar with prop guns on movie sets that are supposed to have blanks, especially in these western movies, blanks are still very dangerous in certain situations. so that continues to be the main focus of the investigation as far as what kind of projectile was actually discharged from that prop weapon. was it a blank that just malfunctioned of some sort? or was there something else inside that prop gun? there are very meticulous and intricate procedures that go into these prop guns. we have spoken to many local movie crew members here in new mexico who have worked on multiple sets, who are actually prior law enforcement, they're hired to handle these prop weapons, and give them to the actors in a scene, and they're very careful and as i said, very intricate and detailed to make sure something like this doesn't happen. so that's what we're hoping to find out today from deputies is what in the world actually happened with this prop gun. >> well, tessa, we know you've been covering this more closely than anyone and we appreciate you joining us from new mexico. tessa mentus, thank you. we'll have more on this ahead. >> president biden made big news on several fronts at last night's cnn town hall in baltimore. and he gave people an inside look at the struggle between the white house and democrats to strike a deal on his social spending plan. a struggle the president seems confident that he can overcome. >> are you close to a deal? >> i think so. you know, look, i've been -- i was a senator for 370 years. and i was never -- i was relatively good at putting together deals. look, it is all about compromise. you know, compromise has become a dirty word, but it is bipartisanship and compromise still has to be possible. >> you're also proposing for the first time ever federal paid parental leave. at one point you talked about 12 weeks. now there is reports it is down to maybe four weeks. >> it is down to four weeks. the reason it is down to four weeks, i can't get 12 weeks. >> one of the other things that democrats are looking to do is expand medicare to include dental, vision and hearing. will all three of those still be covered? >> that's a reach. the reason why it is a reach, i think it is a good idea. it is not that costly in relative terms. but here's the thing. mr. manchin is -- is opposed to that. so far mr. manchin and one other person has indicated they will not support free community college. >> there is a lot of democrats in the house and senate who are confused about where senator sinema actually stands on things. do you know where she stands? >> first of all, she's smart as the devil, number one. number two, she is very supportive of the environmental agenda in my legislation. where she's not supportive is she says she will not raise a single penny in taxes on the corporate side and/or on wealthy people. period. >> should police officers, emergency responders be mandated to get vaccines and if not should they be stay at home or let go? >> yes and yes. by the way -- by the way, i waited until july to talk about mandating because i tried everything else possible. the mandates are working. >> are you saying once you get this current agenda passed on spending and social programs that you would be open to fundamentally altering the filibuster? doing away with it? >> well, that remains to be seen. exactly what that means in terms of fundamentally altering it. whether or not we end the filibuster straight up. >> when it comes to voting rights, so i'm clear, though, you would entertain the notion of doing away with the filibuster on that one issue. is that correct? >> and maybe more. >> a week ago you said the department of justice should prosecute those who defied subpoenas from the january 6th committee. was that appropriate for you to weigh in on? >> no, the way i said it it was not appropriate, i did not, have not and will not pick up the phone and call the attorney general and tell him what he should or should not do in terms of who he should prosecute. but i answered the question honestly. >> would you consider the national guard to help with the supply chain issue? >> yes, absolutely, positively. i will do that. but in addition to that, what you got to do is got to get the ships and unloaded. one of the things in my infrastructure plan, there is $16 billion for port expansion. we have to be able to move things along. i don't want a cold war with china. i want to make china understand we're not going to step back, we're not going to change any of our views. >> so are you saying that the united states would come to taiwan's defense if china attacked? >> yes, we have a commitment to do that. >> want to bring in cnn's chief washington correspondent and anchor of "the lead" and "state of the union," jake tapper. mr. tapper, thank you for waking up and speaking to us this morning. look, president biden, we now know where joe manchin and kyrsten sinema are because president biden laid out where they are behind closed doors in the negotiations. i guess my question is what is next, who do we need to hear from now? the progressives? >> no, i think we need to hear, in order to figure out whether or not this big economic package and then the infrastructure bill have a future, we need to know if there is any way to pay for the bill in any way that senators manchin and especially senator sinema would support because it is pretty clear from biden's -- president biden's statements and from reporting we know that senator sinema opposes increasing the corporate tax rate and raising tax brackets. so if that is her position, and she will not move, even though 49 other senators including manchin seem to be open to that idea, as well as majority of house democrats, then what is she willing to support? and i have heard on my show and i'm sure you heard from -- on your show too, talking to other democratic members of congress, ideas for maybe measures that she would support. senator warren has legislation, for example, that would make sure that corporations don't pay zero in taxes if they made hundreds of millions of dollars in profits that year. it is a corporate minimum tax. so would she support something like that? i don't know. that is a way to pay for some legislation. i don't know how much it would ultimately net. but i think that's where we as people covering this bill and the people who are negotiating it, that's the next step. what is she willing to support and as senator -- president biden said -- >> 375 years. >> i've been doing it for 300. when you're dealing with 50 senators, it is as if every senator is a president, every single one of them is very powerful. >> there is the logistics of paying for it. there is also the politics and the promises that president biden made on the campaign trail about corporations and the wealthy paying their fair share. so politically can he get away with dropping something like this? >> i think that, first of all, if there were a move to make sure that corporations that make hundreds of millions of dollars in profits don't use the tax loopholes to pay zero in taxes, this has been a problem going -- i remember when i was a white house correspondent for abc news and i used to cover how jeff immet, the head of general electric at the time, how ge would pay zero in taxes. i would cover that all the time. immelt was on president obama's economic task force there. this has been a problem for a long time, using the tax code, using it legally to get out of paying any money. amazon is the most notorious example. i think there is a pitch to make to the american people there, like, look, we couldn't get these tax increases through, but we're doing this. i don't think that that would cause a backlash in the polls necessarily. i'm sure some progressives and others would be disappointed. but it is not nothing in terms of ways to pay for the bill. >> others are reporting that people close to sinema are leaking she's come up with $2 trillion worth of revenue somehow to cover this. we need the details of what that's going to be. i think, jake, you're right, over the next 12 hours i imagine, by the time you come on the air at 4:00, i bet you we know more about that. and it will be interesting to see how progressives react. a little bit of other news last night, the president did seem to move substantially on the issue of the filibuster. what he would support. he can't change it himself. i think that needs to be clear to everybody. he can't change it, because he's not in the senate anymore, but saying he would support changing the filibuster rules in order for votes on voting rights and maybe much more than that, what is the significance of that, jake? >> it is significant. and i think for those people in the senate and, look, it is not just manchin and sinema. they're the ones taking the heat for it. but there are probably at least 10 democratic senators who have real misgivings of getting rid of the filibuster. now, would they be willing to get rid of the filibuster to preserve voting rights? that's a different subject, that's a different matter. perhaps they would be willing to support some sort of carveout. i think for those institutionalists in the senate, whether we're talking about republicans or democrats, if they are concerned about this, this would be a time for them to get together and try to craft some form of legislation that would protect voting rights in this country, as they come under assault, specifically from people who are preparing to -- if they need to, undo democracy in 2024. and also those who are passing legislation based on the lie of widespread voter fraud, which we know did not occur, widespread voter fraud. if there are people who are worried about the filibuster going, now is the time for them to work in a bipartisan way on legislation that can get 60 votes in the senate, and, you know, pass the house that will preserve at least -- provide some sort of basic modicum of protection for american voting. now is the time to do that, once this legislation, the economic legislation, the infrastructure legislation has gone, and president biden starts more publicly talking about the need to pass a voting rights bill including if that means carving out getting rid of the filibuster just for this or for other items it will be too late. if you're worried about it, now is the time for action. i'm not convinced, by the way, that there are enough republicans in the senate who are worried about it because we haven't seen any effort, democrats or republicans, that i'm aware of, to come together to find some sort of bipartisan basic protection. >> let's talk about this weird thing that has happened here in washington. i think weird even by current day standards. jim banks, a republican in the house, who was struck from the possibilities of being on the january 6th committee by nancy pelosi because he is a coup enabler and he's been sending out letters to government agencies, for instance, the department of the interior, saying, send me the documents that you are giving to the january 6th committee because i was essentially supposed to be on it, and he's signing it as the ranking member of the committee, which he is not. what do you make of this, jake? >> i mean, it's once again, i mean, one of the things that you learn when you cover washington is that when standards and norms are destroyed, it is very difficult to return to the time you were in before those standards and norms were destroyed. they tend to just disappear forever. and what -- we learned this, by the way, from liz cheney, congresswoman liz cheney who introduced these letters into the record yesterday during the debate. if, in fact, congressman banks is doing that, and the statements that his office have given to the press haven't denied that he's doing it, they just attacked liz cheney, i mean, that's just a complete violation of basic protocols. it is a lie. he's not on the committee. republican leader kevin mccarthy withdrew his name and the names of all the other republicans that he had put up to be on the committee because nancy pelosi wouldn't seat a couple of these, as you call them, coup enablers, people who engaged in the big lie about the election. banks is prominent among them. i don't think there will be any punishment for him because kevin mccarthy does not run that kind of republican caucus. but it is -- he's lying to the government. if you or i did such a thing, there might be a prosecution for it. >> i sign all of my documents john berman, anchor of "the lead." by the way. >> i'm the anchor of "state of the union" with jake tapper when i sign my documents. >> you talk about this, you talk about the disappearance of shame. in washington, i happen to think you're right. >> it is crazy. >> jon stewart he called you naive for it. i think he was being naive for not buying into it. but it disappeared there. you have jim banks willing to sign documents, ranking member of the january 6th committee, you have marjorie taylor greene who i know in some cases is an outlier, but in other cases not so much. a screaming match -- >> she's not on outlier anymore. >> that's the point. talk about that. in a screaming match with liz cheney and jamie raskin that we talked about last hour on the floor of the house. the kind of thing i can't imagine seeing decades ago. >> it's not really a screaming match, right? congressman raskin and congresswoman cheney are talking on the floor and according to my sources marjorie taylor greene, congresswoman greene goes over to them and she starts screaming at them. and, look, i'm not a licensed psychologist. i don't know her. but her behavior suggests somebody that has real issues. that is not tethered to reality or basic standards of decent behavior. we have seen video of her screaming at david hogg from the parkland high school after the shooting. this is before she was a congresswoman. and i think what is most notable here is not so much what happened on the floor of the house, but that marjorie taylor greene and liz cheney really represent the two doors for the republican party right now. which one does the republican party want to emulate? on one hand you have liz cheney, a life-long bedrock conservative, one of the most conservative members of the house, supported trump policies. policies, not personal behavior, but policies very strongly. but at the end of the day, would not and will not traffic in the big election lie and has been punished for it. she's trying to preserve democracy. she's trying to preserve the idea that individual votes should matter more than one politician's fragile ego. that's liz cheney. all right? on the other hand, you have marjorie taylor greene who is somebody who engages in all sorts of dog whistle politics, conspiracy theories and i think cheney mentioned the jewish space lasers thing and their back and forth, but in all honesty, marjorie taylor greene on facebook was suggesting that wealthy jewish americans were using laser technology to cause fires in california for some financial incentive. i mean, it is a deranged anti-semitic conspiracy theory. and yet that is somebody with whom many republicans are siding. and there is a story in "the new york times" today, john martin reporting that one of mccarthy's acolytes, guy named jeff miller, very powerful and swampy lobbyist in washington, jeff miller is out there telling political groups, consulting firms, that they have to side with either cheney or mccarthy. you can't do both. you have to pick. kevin mccarthy has chosen the marjorie taylor greene direction, the maga direction, the donald trump direction, the election lie direction, that is the we are not going to care if people are engaged in racist anti-semitic conspiracy theory politics. that's fine. and liz cheney provides the alternative view. i look at what happened on the floor of the house as much more significant than just a squabble or just one congresswoman, marjorie taylor greene, yelling at two people who are just having a conversation. this is the choice for the republican party. i don't know that they realize that. i think a lot of them think there is some sort of third option. there isn't. it is cheney or marjorie taylor greene and i guess the question for all the members out there, which one are you going to follow? 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>> we did this a few weeks ago. we came together and we decided that we were not pleased with the way this -- she was behaving and carrying on. so we wanted to give her this message and tell her how we felt about it. and i'm glad that there is some changes that seem to be happening. hopefully this has had some impact. >> you feel she might be coming around? >> i would love to hope so. i know that there was some changes yesterday in some of the things that she was saying or some leaks or whatever it was that they were talking about. i'm sorry i didn't see the whole episode. but i know that i have deep and sincere wishes that she will come to the table and really negotiate and i know she's a strong woman, and i'm hoping for the best. >> do you feel somehow that she changed or when you signed up to be on veterans council, do you think she was one thing and now you don't? >> well, definitely we worked very hard to get her elected. and she -- she ran on prescription drug prices, and, you know, helping veterans. we have a lot of concerns right now about voting rights and that really came to us as a very, very significant problem. without voting rights we can't have a strong democracy and right now the republicans are really making an effort, especially in arizona, to limit our rights. and there are half a million veterans in the state of arizona and many of those have ptsd and, you know, physical disabilities that make it difficult if not impossible for them to -- to participate in our democracy. >> sylvia anders, i appreciate you sharing your views with us. thank you so much. >> thank you. we have new information on the breaking news overnight, alec baldwin involved in a deadly shooting on a movie set. we're going to speak with a prop gun expert about what we know. plus, new details about the last time brian laundrie's parents saw him alive. for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take h-i-v treatment every day and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit h-i-v through sex. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure. rare, life-threatening side effects include a buildup of lactic acid and liver problems. do not take biktarvy if you take dofetilide or rifampin. tell your doctor about all the medicines and supplements you take, if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, or if you have kidney or liver problems, including hepatitis. if you have hepatitis b, do not stop taking biktarvy without talking to your doctor. common side effects were diarrhea, nausea, and headache. if you're living with hiv, keep loving who you are. and ask your doctor if biktarvy is right for you. as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? 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>> i was so glad to hear the president talking about in agenda and what is in this package with the american people. that's how he developed it, in conversations with people across the country. and child care is a great example of the transformative change that is going to be in this package. we know child care was difficult before the pandemic. it was tough for providers to make ends meet. and really hard for parents to find affordable care. back home in massachusetts, and certainly here in washington, child care can be more than the mortgage payment, more than the rent. just this past weekend i talked to a young family that said they had to choose between child care or getting a house they could live in with their child. they moved back in with their parents in order to have that child care. we can do better than this. and this package looks at those areas around child care and home care and paid leave. and those are all important to supporting working families and getting this economy going again. >> one of the issues and the president detailed it very clearly is how to pay for this. and kyrsten sinema does not as he made clear want to raise taxes on corporations and on wealthy americans. there might be some sort of finagling there. but that's her position. are you okay with that? >> you know, our -- what we came out with in the house where the president is let's make this tax code fair. it is for far too long working families are the ones shouldering the tax burden while they see the amazons paying zero. so our commitment is this will be paid for and this is going to rebalance our tax code. that is what the president reassured the american people, that those making, you know, under $400,000 a year are not going to see their taxes go up. >> but he said, kyrsten sinema is not on board with people above 400 seeing their taxes go up. she's the limiting factor here. are you okay with that? >> what we did in the house is what i want to see. let's keep that focus on fairness. >> is it a broken campaign promise if you don't have that in there? >> no. but this is -- this is an opportunity to look at this tax code. and kyrsten sinema, we have not -- we're not done with negotiations. we're still in this. and i can tell you what our shared values are is making sure that families can get back to work. that they see themselves, i felt seen last night in the town hall when the president talked about moving his dad back into his house to make ends meet and be able to provide that care. when i first came to congress, i was caring for two very sick parents and three young children with my husband. these are the struggles that americans are seeing. so let's make sure that everyone pays their full share, their full share in taxes, and let's make sure that we continue to put these policies together. whether it is driving down the cost of healthcare, driving down the cost of home care and child care. making sure that we are reducing the tax burden on families, like we did with the child tax credit. these are important policies to meet this moment of economic, racial and climate justice for the country. >> you're working on a bill that i think will resonate with a lot of women, called the pump act. and this is something that says to all employers or employers of a certain size you must have a facility in your business, where women can pump in privacy. >> yes, this is a bill that the house passed last week. and it is a recognition that those with so many of these other policies, that women's place in the economy, that the role of a mom is a crucial one, and let's have those policies that support it. i remember pumping as the mom of a newborn at work and it was just scotch tape over a series of windows and a prayer that i had to use to have some privacy to do that. we can do better. and as we look at the september job numbers, where we continue to see the recovery in place, but we continue to see women falling behind, this is why things like the pump act making sure there is child care and home care, making sure that we are looking at the women who provide that care to our families, that they are able to make a living to provide for their own families. all of that is at the heart of the build back better agenda. and it is why it is so crucial that we get this done. >> and perhaps the most important question, and this is really for my co-anchor john berman, your prediction in the game six -- game six for the red sox. look, i see he's heperking up. >> i didn't know. i'm glad you're asking this. >> what do you think? 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>> good morning, john. thank you for having me. it is a pleasure to be with you this morning. unfortunately what happened was a tragedy. in the film business we take extreme caution with any kind of weapons, whether they be prop guns, blank guns, anything in between. typically we will do a safety brief with the cast and crew. we'll introduce the weapon to the cast and crew, we'll let them examine it, we'll explain the safety precautions that go with each type of prop weapon. in this case it was a blank firing weapon, and with that there are inherent risks. we saw with the brandon lee shooting several years ago, that prop weapons do have a dangerous factor to them. even though they're a lot safer than using a live firearm on set. typical prop load will be about 25 to 50% of the gunpowder in an actual projectile load that would be used in a regular weapon. with that in mind, there has to be safety precautions, there have to be safety distances and at some point there was a mishap and those were not followed. >> what can come out of a blank gun? if a prop gun is supposed to only have blanks, how is it then that something could come out of it? a projectile? >> anytime you are dealing with a gunpowder load, which is what is in a prop weapon, that fires blanks, you're going to have gas, you're going to have heat, you're going to have air coming out of it. even though there is no actual physical projectile mounted on the front of that weapon, on the cartridge, there is projectiles that do come out, the powder, the gas, and those can cause physical injury within 25 to 50 feet, depending on the load. >> within 25 to 50 feet. that's actually some distance if you think of a film set and how close people could be behind a camera. >> very true. that's why we take extreme caution when we are using blanks on set. we do safety distances, we try to keep the actors slightly misaligned with the weapon, so that if the person firing the weapon is firing straight this way, the other actor in frame is just slightly off. >> based on what you know of this case and, again, we have very few details, what questions would you want answered? >> if i was on that set, i would be very curious as to what broke down as far as the rules, the regulations, and the safety precautions. there is always somebody who is responsible for the weapons. and that's usually the armor on set. their responsibility is to take the weapons away from the actors and the actresses as soon as the scene is done, make them safe, and make them safe for the next shot. and somewhere there was a breakdown. >> joseph fisher, this has been an education. thank you for helping us understand what may be surrounding this awful tragedy. thank you. >> my pleasure. >> here's what else to watch today. the midwestern city calling an emergency to get washington's attention. >> and china already responding to what president biden told a cnn town hall about defending taiwan. 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