spears released but isn't completely free yet. >> this is live from the cnn news room. in washington and a major development in the investigation into january 6. steve bannon indicted for contempt of congress. these charges reflect a steadfast commitment to the rule of law. some lawmakers say the message to bannon and others is clear. >> it sends the message that no american is above the rule of law. the same rules apply to everyone. i don't know why steve bannon thinks he shouldn't have to answer questions from the united states congress or produce documents to the congress when every other citizen would comply. >> the committee is trying to better understand what bannon was doing on january 6 and why he said this the day before. >> all hell is going to break lose tomorrow. just understand this, all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. it is not going to happen the way you thinks it going to happen. it is going to be quite extraordinarily different. strap in. the war room of posey has made this happen. tomorrow, strap in. >> more on the charges. and what's next in the investigation. >> bannon now facing two criminal charges. one for failing to show up to his deposition and the other for failing to produce documents. both carry from one month to one year sentence. he is expected to self-surraender on monday. it is not likely he will engage in a plea deal with the government. it is expected he'll fight this in a trial. one of the few people who have resources to fight charges like this. not everyone can go up against the department. if convicted, he could have the option to appeal. this is a win for the committee. this is certainly a deterrent for anyone else thinking about defying a subpoena. not everyone has the money, resources or desire to go through a criminal process like that. right now, we'd expect likely witnesses -- i've spoken to several. they were watching to see what happens with bannon to decide whether they'll continue to stole wall. now it is likely the committee will see more engagement from witnesses but likely they'll try to negotiate and narrow the topics they are willing to answer questions about. they have the option to show up and evoke the fifth amendment to any questions they object to. it is a win for the committee. we'll continue to support how much cooperation this victory yields. paula reid, cnn, washington. a simple message for others thinking about defying a subpoena. they wrote, steve bannon's indictment should send a clear message for anyone who thinks they can ignore the committee or stone wall our investigation. no one is above the law. >> all of this comes as newly released audio appears to show president trump who threaten then vice president mike pence. this is what trump told a washington journalist two months later? >> no. i thought he was well protected and heard he was in good shape. i had heard he was in very good shape. >> you heard those chants. that was terrible. >> the people were very hangry. >> they were saying hang mike pence. >> it is common sense that you are supposed to protect -- if you know a vote is fraudulent, how can you pass on a fraudulent vote to congress? >> what lies ahead for bannon after he turns himself in on monday. one legal expert will explain the process step by step. >> he'll be arraigned on monday and formally advised of the charges. the judge will make sure he has a lawyer and they'll consider the question of bail. in some cases, they'll get locked up pending trial. i don't think that will be the case. because he has no prior convictions worth noting. he'll be arraigned on monday. he'll argue to throw the case out and we'll have a trial unless he pleads guilty, which i don't expect that. we'll have a trial. united states of america versus steve bannon. if convicted. he goes to veil at least one month, possibly a year. >> his case has been referred to a judge appointmented by former president trump. it could take years for the case to play out through the court system. a new draft of the cop 26 climate agreement. language on phasing out coal. joining me live now, phil. >> kim, we are going through an extra day here. we have this third draft to look at. its strengths and weaknesses and the question, do we get to go home this weekend? i'm joined by climate think tank e 3 g. there is still a reference to phasing out unabated coal and inefficient subsidies. is that going to survive to the end? >> that will be pushed back very hard by the usual suspects. the saudis, india, russia and others. this is the most prominence i've ever had. to have a debate on this. in 2009, they got the leaders to agree. we've been seeing very little progress on that. this would force a debate. spending $5 billion a year to something they call a threat. that's the definition of insanity. >> this spells out what the science says which is we have to cut emissions by 45%. we know we are nowhere near close to that. encouraging countries to come back next year with the targets. >> it is essential. we are on track to increase by 13 or 14% rather than reducing them by 45. we have to turn this around to have the effort to transform our economies over the next eight years. there is very little signal coming out of here that country's are treating this as the emergency it is. >> where do you think the sticking points remain? >> the majors will be around finance, which is usually where the sticking points are. there will be a debate over finance and the share of $100 million and the pledge every year to the developing countries. right now, about 25% of the total. three quarters to mitigation. the other big issue is about loss and damage, which is basically suffering. the damage countries are experiencing. hurricanes, floods, wildfires considering we've done much too little over the years to address the problem. they are demanding help in dealing with the issue and all the developing countries are offering are four years of dialogue. initial reactions i've heard from developing countries, that's not going to fly. >> is it reasonable for people at home to wonder how has it come to this? why are we talking about this level instead of implementing the transformational change? they have run a campaign to disinform and basically buy the votes. we've seen the short-term interest of a powerful fuel. >> for all the optimism and clarity of the warnings. we find ourselves here at best hoping for increment al change and language that will point to a process going forward that could in theory still give us the time to do what the science says is necessary. back to you. >> thanks for taking us through it. phil black. the standoff at the border escalates much the interior minister says the influx of thousands is an attack on the european union and an artificial attempt to create an immigration crisis. about 2,000 people waiting to cross over to poland and a warning that number could double. things at the border tense as temperatures plunge as migrants search for food and ways to stay warm. the body of a young syrian man was found in the woods on friday. no word on the cause of death. seeing the situation there is clearly becoming more and more deadly for the migrants in the cold. how are european leaders going to deal with this? >> the european situation are hard to ignore. leaders are meeting to discuss the situation at the border between poland and belarus. thousands waiting there being able to access poland and get access to the european union. poland has been accused of pushing back towards belarus and belarus has been accused of driving this crisis. we heard accusing the belarus government of manufacturing this to put pressure and destabilize the european union and also that they are doing this to divert atte attention away from the human rights abuses in belarus. we are seeing intense diplomatic efforts on the front. ge german chanceler angela merkel speaking out there. on monday, the key issue to be discussed is the potential expansion of sanctions against belarus companies and individuals believed to be driving this crisis and facility ating human trafficking and coordinating with the german minister. and controlling the transit of these refugees to belarus. talking with turkey to help get things under control. restricting travel from nationals from syria, iraq and yemen to prevent people from gathering at this border in the effort to make their way to the european border. calling for immediate action to be taken for aid groups to be allowed to access this site. this is particularly dire. freezing conditions. desperate shortages of medicine and food. we've heard reports of migrants being beaten or even death. a desperate situation leaders will tackle when they meet on monday. >> thank you so much. u.s. government is criticizing the government in myanmar for sentencing an american journalist to 11 years in prison. the former managing editor of front year myanmar that covered business, current affairs and politics. the court convicted him on three charges including visa breeches and incitement to cause fear. calling it an unjust conviction of an innocent person. the united states strongly condemns this situation and is watching closely and will continue to push for his release and will do so until he is returned home to his family. escalating covid infections across europe. authorities ready to impose new restrictions. new ways to control the country's greenhouse gases. working on ways to capture and recycle carbon. stay with us. linzess is not a laxative. it helps you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. and is proven to help relieve overall abdominal symptoms-belly pain, discomfort, and bloating. do not give linzess to children less than six and it should not be given to children six to less than 18, it may harm them. do not take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain, especially with bloody or black stools. the most common side effect is diarrhea, sometimes severe. if it's severe, stop taking linzess and call your doctor right away. other side effects include gas, stomach area pain, and swelling. could your story also be about ibs-c? 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yes. the situation in hospitals is always a little later than the rise in incidents. we have a very strong rise around 1,000 cases seven-day incidents in 100,000 habitats. already it is bad and in many areas, there is not a single bed empty. they are full. the personnel working there is at the limit. i think it is an urgent situation that will really help to take new measures to alleviate this situation. >> the lockdown just of unvaccinated. how would that work. would police stop you in the streets and inspect your vaccination card? >> that's what they did in the normal lockdown. they would stop you in the street ask you where you were going or why you were outside. now they will ask for the vaccination card. this is an experiment. it has never been done. the classical lockdown, the drastic rediction of contact have been done previously and shown to work. a lockdown just for unvaccinated individuals. this is something new and we do not know if it is going to work. i'm not quite sure if we have time for such experiments. >> interesting. >> is 65% of austrians are fully vaccinated higher here and in the u.s. keeping the rate low is the vaccinations are heavily criticized. there is a clear link between republicans and conservatives and lower vaccination rates. is that going on in austria as well? >> yeah. we have a certain core relation between governments in certain areas. we have higher number of new cases. >> we have like in germany, a right wing party in austria and germany. both parties are very skeptical. they have not helped in motivating people to get vaccinated. >> i'm wondering. you might not know this. i wonder if this might cause a backlash because those will feel discriminated against. it is one thing not to be able to go to a restaurant but to feel targeted. >> it may not work certaining controlling the numbers but it has clearly already worked in getting people to get vaccinated. so the vaccination numbers have risen drastically. we've had many new individuals being vaccinated as in spring when everybody wanted the vaccine. at the moment, it looks like it is helping motivate people to get vaccinated. >> interesting. that is good news. you say it is an experiment. other people are watching this. is this something other countries will have to look at too? we'll see how it will work. the incidents and the number of new cases within the vaccinated group is five times lower than unvaccinated group. if this lockdown worked, this could increase the number of new cases five fold. we'll see all the other measures where they were allowed to go to work. in restaurants. only vaccinated and recovered individuals were allowed. we've been trying these since november 1. they have not helped. i'm not so optimistic that this will work. any measure is as good as the compliance of the individuals which are supposed to follow these measures. >> we'll be watching and wish you the best of luck. thank you for your expert he's. really appreciate it. >> thank you. have a nice day. coming up, a big move by the prosecution in the case against kyle ritehouse and why the judge continue to make headlines. and why the britney fans are so happy. your skin isn't just skin, it's a beautiful reflection of everything you've been through. that's why dove renews your skin's ceramides and strengthens it against dryness for softer, smoother skin you can lovingly embrace. renew the love for your skin with dove body wash. some people have joint pain, plus have high blood pressure. they may not be able to take just anything for pain. that's why doctors recommend tylenol®. it won't raise blood pressure the way that advil® aleve® or motrin® sometimes can. for trusted relief, trust tylenol®. you have always loved vicks vapors. and now you'll really love new vicks' vapostick. it goes on clear and dries quickly. no mess. just the soothing vicks' vapor for the whole family. introducing new vicks vapostick. my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching ...the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen... painful. emerge tremfyant™. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. tremfya® is the only medication of its kind also approved for adults with active psoriatic arthritis. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tremfya®. emerge tremfyant™. janssen can help you explore cost support options. when love finds us, this is how we shine. 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in the shooting of three people last year during black lives matter protests. we have more. >> a dramatic trial nears the final stages. marked by intense testimony from the accused. a trial where the judge commands seemingly as much attention from the defendant. admonish admonishing lawyers. the homicide indictment is receiving jury restrictions. prosecutors won a small victory when the judge said he would add instructions and arguing rittenhouse provoked one of those killed into chasing him. >> prosecutors asked them to give instructions to lesser charges. some of them less serious. the judge explaining what that could mean. having a lesser offense included, you are raising the risk of conviction and decreasing the risk you are ending up with a second trial. >> rittenhouse understood the ramifications and will likely allow some charges and not allow others. >> rittenhouse has pleaded not guilty to six charges including intentional homicide, wreckless homicide and the shooting of three people in protest in kenosha, wisconsin following the police shooting of jacob blake. two of those three people were killed. one wounded. the judge's behavior has loomed large over the trial. >> he's been accused of favoring the defense. harsh harshly admonished several times. you know very well the attorney can't go into these areas. don't give me that. >> he seems to be a narcissism. likes a lot of attention. engages in these realliout landish out bursts. a lot of focus has been focused on him. this is a serious murder trial. we shouldn't be talking after the fact about the judge. >> rittenhouse's attorneys have filed for mistrial with evidence. the judge has taken that into advisement. it is believed not likely the judge will declare a mistrial at this point. here is the background to the kyle rittenhouse case. it happened in summer of 2020. protests proek out across the united states following the police killing of george floyd and more demonstrations as more police shootings 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>> we'll see a broad group of republicans. >> a plan to oversee the implementation of the massive bill. to make sure this money is used wisely and for the pirp of the american people. we need to bear the cost fought the american people. >> 4.4 million quit their jobs in september. >> our view is this makes a strong case moving forward with this agenda. what we are really talking about is cost to american families and how it is impacting them. raising concerns of more general spending as the u.s. sees the highest inflation in years. >> what is your consideration on build back better? >> we haven't seen the bill. >> the white house pushing back. >> this is not a bill that will add to inflationary pressure. it will ease inflationary pressure. >> the president will sign the bill on monday and go on a tour to sell it starting in new hampshire. they aim to have the president out at least once a week selling and pitching it. according to cabinet ministers and others selling it as well. r reporting for cnn. the leader in philippines' daughter to run for vice president. president duarte is not able to run for office. the u.s. state department making progress evacuating americans in afghanistan. saying all americans who asked for help in leaving are being offered help to do so as long as they have documents ready to go. they've been in touch with over 200 americans not ready to leave yet and have been in touch p with thousands of american green card holders. turning to iraq. a city rising from ashes after years of rule by isis. mosul was devastated. unesco has embarked on a major reconstruction effort to restore. mosul is starting to get back on its feet. ♪ >> this is the sound of music once silenced by terror. a resilient population turning the chapter. one that made iraq's second largest city sknown for isis. the city brought to rubble. countless loss of lives here. isis tried to ee rrase thousandf years of history. >> as a historian, it is just beyond when you know the history and you witness all of this. this is a brutal attack that will never be forgotten. >> 80% of the landscape was destroyed by isis. more than 800 years of history were wiped away when the mosque were blown up in 2017. the monumental church and other sites also devastated. four years after, mosul is rising from the ashes. paving the way for reconstruction set to begin in the next weeks and months. reviving the spirit of mosul is the most ambitious campaign taking on. unesc o's initiative funded by the uae and eu will create thr thousands of jobs much needed in this community. building of 122 heritage houses in the city. >> rebuilding is not just about rebuilding stones or houses but rebuilding a city that has always been a symbol of connection among the people whether religion or culture. a city of publishing, books and arts. not just rebuilding heritage but to bring back cultural identity and this spirit of living together. >> that spirit of peaceful coexi coexist that isis tried to destroy. a home for different ethnic identities. >> tearing apart the church and mosque. what are the considers? 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