[cheers and applause] ♪s right now on "america this morning" in contempt. the decision by the committee investigating january's attack on the u.s. capitol and what it could mean for former trump adviser steve bannon, who refuses to cooperate. the showdown looming in washington. runway disaster. new details about the shocking plane crash near houston and how everyone got out. attention shoppers. more prices going up. the everyday items getting more expensive. and the new ideas to address the supply chain crisis across the country. happening today, the nfl confronting race. a new plan to address a concussion settlement, in which players were denied payouts for what is known as race-norming. word that facebook could be changing its name.

and should workers be allowed to take a leave of absence when they get a new pet? the debate over leave. good morning, everyone. we begin with the looming showdown in washington, over steve bannon, one of trump's closest advisers. >> the committee recommended holding bannon in contempt, for refusing to cooperate with the investigation. >> it could result in bannon facing prison time. alex presha is here with more. >> reporter: good morning, mona. the bottom line is that the charges are moving forward and could become official by thursday. this morning, one of former president trump's strongest allies on the brink of criminal contempt charges. the house january 6 committee voted to recommend against steve bannon for refusing to cooperate

with the investigation into the capitol riot. >> mr. bannon stands alone in complete defiance of our subpoena. that's unacceptable. no one in this country, no matter how wealthy or powerful, is above the law. >> reporter: next, the entire house must confirm the decision. the attorney's office saying, if the house of representatives certifies a criminal contempt citati citation, the department of justice will evaluate the matter based on the facts and the law. in a 26-page report, the committee alleged that bannon had specific knowledge about the events planned for january 6th before they occurred. pointing to bannon's own words when he said this on his podcast -- >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. just understand this. all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. it will be moving. it will be quick. there's going to be many moving pieces. >> reporter: bannon's lawyers said he is refusing to comply at

the request of former president trump. the president is suing the committee from access on getting white house record on what he was doing leading up to the riot. >> there's nine ayes, zero noes. >> the measure is agreed to. >> reporter: liz cheney with this for her republican colleagues. >> all of the elected officials must do our duty to prevent the dismantling of the rule of law. and to ensure that nothing like that dark day in january ever happens again. >> reporter: the full house will vote on thursday on whether or not to hold bannon in criminal contempt. after that, it's in the justice department's hands whether or not to prosecute a case that could take months to litigate. >> alex, thank you. former president trump is gaining more support within his party. a new poll finds 78% of republicans want trump to run again in 2024. and that's up 12 points from may. republicans say immigration is the most urgent issue.

democrats say covid is the top issue. a proposal to offer free communityol n bng droppedro pre ssiv newg pl with democrats for three hours yesterday, seeking a compromise on the plan originally valued at $3.5 trillion. that's where it says the tuition-free college plan will likely be removed as the spending package shrinks. biden wants a deal before next week. now, to an amazing survival story from texas. everyone on this plane survived a fiery disaster on the runway. the question now is, what went wrong? new details about this fiery crash that left the passenger plane engulfed in flames, after trying to take cough from an airport near houston. a survivor saying he thought the plane was going to explode. the fire spread and everyone evacuated through the emergency slides. >> i was sitting here. i saw in the rear-view mirror. it went boom. a big, orange explosion. >> reporter: all 21 people

onboard escaped. the youngest just 10 years old. >> no one is deceased. that's an awesome feeling. >> reporter: among the passengers, the plane's owner,ld the plane to make it more luxurious. terence has been on that plane. he's friends with the owner. >> he's the first person that is dictating safety. you see the sofas and the chairs, they have seat belts. we have to have seat belts on and a certain posture that he is adamant about that. >> reporter: in this video, just before the crash, the plane is seen taxiing like normal. soon, racing down the runway. but it never leaves the ground. >> the actual airplane will roll down the runway. it struck a fix. and from there, became disabled. >> reporter: in that runway video, a puff of smoke can be seen out of one engine. but experts say it's too soon to say if that played any role in the crash.

and you can see tire tracks from tend of the runway to the crash scene. >> it's clear that the pilots were trying to abort the takeoff. why were they not able to stop in time? and why did they abort so late? that will be answered by the cockpit voice recorders. >> the plane was headed to boston for last night's playoff game. that survivor that spoke to the houston station, said things were flying around inside the plane. they had no time to grab belongings. the ntsb is investigating. u.s. officials are vowing to do everything possible to secure the release of the american missionaries kidnapped in haiti. a gang demanding a $17 million ransom is holding six men, six women and five children, the youngest is 8 months old. abc's marcus moore reports, the hostages are believed to be close where they were abducted. >> reporter: the police believe the missionaries and the children are being held somewhere close to port-au-prince. he didn't mention a deadline but said that negotiations are under way.

>> a french nun was held captive in a forest and slept on cardboard. the fbi will say it's conducting an ongoing investigation after raiding two homes linked to an ally of vladimir putin. the russian oligarch had been investigated for money laundering and racketeering and had alleged ties to former trump campaign manager paul manafort. turning to the pandemic, a major decision on covid booster shots. cdc advisers meet to review the booster shot guidance. the fda is expected to approve the mixing and matching of booster shots within days. a limited shud di shows a single shot of johnson & johnson followed by a pfizer and moderna shot offers more production than two j&j shots. >> people are seeing, that if you boost with the johnson &

johnson vaccines, if numbers weren't as high as with the m ameran and people at height risk. a popular in-n-out burger restaurant is take-out only. the store was closed not asking customers for proof of vaccination. the restaurant said it refused to be the vaccination police. changes may be coming to the nfl's $1 billion concussion settlement, part of an effort to end race-norming, a practice pthat assumed that black player have lower cognitive function. and it made harder for the players to earn payouts for dementia. the changes won't be announced until a judge reviews them. time for a look at your wednesday weather. people living around san francisco are preparing for a week of rain. a series of storms is expected to douse the area for at least

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