good afternoon. i'm aaron gilchrist in for yasmin vos began. new information on the man who took hostages at a texas synagogue and what he was asking authorities to do. a major winter storm hitting

portions of the country and it is not ending any time soon. novak djokovic kicked out of australia. president biden getting ready for a crucial speech and following key setbacks to his agenda. the latest on the january 6th indictments for conspiracy and what they could mean for donald trump. that is coming up. first we want to get to developments in texas. the fbi identified the dead suspect who held four people. they are alive. held four people including a rabbi in a synagogue outside fort worth. he was a 44-year-old. president biden a short time calling that incident an act of terror. >> i spoke this morning with the attorney general, and to get a rundown on -- he said

overwhelming cooperation with the local authorities and the fbi and they did one hell of a job. this was an act of terror. not only was related to someone who had been arrest 15 years ago and been in jail for 10 years. and they did just a great job. i also told him i wanted to make sure we got the word out to synagogues and places of worship that we won't tolerate this. >> nbc's sam brock on the ground in texas for us now. bring us up to speed on the investigation there and what we know about that who is tage taker. >> reporter: good afternoon. there is activity here. we saw a couple dozen what looked like investigators in all black walking into the beth israel congregation. the fbi's response team is on

scene. the joint terrorism task force is working to probe any links for terror. the question is what were his mottives in this? we heard from his brother from a statement who suggested he was suffering from mental health issues. was anti-semitism at the front of it. the fbi has not weighed in on that matter part of this investigation. senior law enforcement officials have informed nbc news that the demand in this case from the suspect was the freeing of a federal prisoner 20 or 25 miles away from where i am. a person convicted of attempting to kill people. is it coincidence that it unfolded at a synagogue? these are open ended questions. from president biden the top of

the show he called it an act of terror. we interviewed a top official with an organization around the country helping hundreds of communities of favorite to try to restrict access. that top adviser putt what happened here into the framework of what we have seen at synagogues for years now. >> our community has been targeted. yesterday was another example of that, why the jewish community needs to be prepared. we are targeted. we are in the position that anti-semitism is on the rise epa as that trajectory goes up we need to increase the

preparedness on the same level return only a few months ago august 22 rnd that group provided consultation to this synagogue and the anti-defamation league noted 2100 plus incidents last year, a 12% increase and highest total since they started to track since 1979. aaron? >> all right. sam brock in texas, thank you. later this hour columnist bobby ghosh and rabbi rick jay sobs of the union of reformed judeism. up to 12 inches of snow and thousands are without power swelsz in georgia, south

carolina and florida. the storm is impacting air travel, too. 1,000 canceled flights at charlotte douglas international. 80% of flights on the zell. and multiple tornadoes in florida destroying at least 20 homes at ft. myers rv park. this is in collier county, florida. seeing this more and more often but amazing to look at the video from that area in florida. we want to bring in kathy park on the ground in charlotte, nrk nk, and meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking this. what's happening where you are right now? >> reporter: we have seen a mixed bag of precipitation. this morning it was light snow and then sleet and now freezing

rain and heading into the reasoning hours that's the big concern because that could lead to icing, a quarter or half an inch of ice on power lines and limbs could lead to power outages. duke energy warned that residents could see widespread powe autoyou knows but ahead of the storm the utility said they mobilized 11,000 workers and pulling resources from other states. earlier today i spoke with the spokesperson who gave us an update on where things stand now. >> we have outages. we have 75,000 right now throughout the carolinas and scattered so we are getting precipitation all over north and south carolina pally here in charlotte. >> reporter: is it nonstop for the crews today? >> it is. i think it's been all week.

>> reporter: aaron, back out here live, this is what it looks like on the roadways. a slushy mess. the traffic is relatively light and folks heeding the warnings and hunkering in place and urging people to take it easy tomorrow. here in the charlotte area, significant ice events are rare. the last time we saw this was in december of 2002. >> also why it's really good that people are not out on the roads right now and hopefully the case into the evening hours when things could get colder and worse. michelle, what are you seeing as you track this storm system? >> hi there, aaron. we have heavy rain, snow, the severe stornl just coastal flooding. all of it. we have been tracking the storm

since thursday. so this is what it looks like right now on radar. the blue is the snow. you can see the last few frames that cold air filling in the state of tennessee. and then you see the pinks and purples. the yoel lows and greens are ra. that's what we look at right now. you can see that line further to the north. started in the plains and then sort of took a turn to the northeast. right now towards the northeast. winter alerts from new england to the gulf coast starts. the ice storm warning is big concern here near purple. south carolina. that's where we are most

concerned with the thickest ice. this is sort of an explainer. you have the glaze on the trees, slick roadways. quarter to half inch you see the tree limbs breaking. road conditions are dangerous and then half an inch to an inch is impossible to travel. power lines down. multi-day power outages. we have seen up to nine inches in mississippi. aaron, this map really i think just when i look in mississippi that snow line is so far south and had flurries in florida. we're going to continue to track this for you and up to a foot of snow in the a southeast tonight. that's in a bit. >> michelle, cathy, thank you both. turning to philadelphia

where president biden as you saw with the first lady celebrating mlk day at a hunger relief orks. this is ahead of the first news conference of the year for wednesday and one day before marking a year in officer. he will get get plenty of questions that he and congression at democrats face with voting rights and the economic agenda. josh letterman is in delaware. what do we expect to hear from president biden on wednesday? >> reporter: aaron, there are some weeks that the white house remind you of the awesome powers of the presidency and then other weeks it is obvious now limited the powers can be. particularly if you're president biden with a 50-50 senate and the conservative supreme court, president biden took hits on every parent out agenda wrapping

up year one and begins the second year of the administration be it the moves by the supreme court flow throwing out the vaccine mandate for businesses or getting through the voting right legislation. so that's kind of the atmosphere as president biden prepares for this major news conference on wednesday. first time at the white house since march of last year. and white house officials very mump know that democrats are very anxious right now seeing the poll numbers in the low 40s. they look for president biden to use this as a reset moment. to really articulate what democrats are going to stand for in the next nine months leading to this midterm. if you ask with voting rights and build back better appearing

to be dead what's the agenda? there's not a clear message and concerning democrat just they want biden on wednesday to explain not only what his administration has been able to accomplish and what democrats feel is the pathway forward. aaron? >> all right. josh, traveling with the president today, thank you. we want to bring in democratic congresswoman maxine waters of california and chair of the house financial services commit tee. we appreciate you making time for today. i would like to ask about voting right just we know that lead le chuck schumer is planning to hold a vote and the chances of passage are nearly impossible now so what your expectations? are you optimistic that

something mist change? >> thank you. this is a very difficult time for democrats, for this country. of course we have republicans who are basically following trump and the kind of division that he's causing among not only people of color but the kind of divisions he's causing between the so-called haves and the have notes. and so republicans are not going to confront trump. they're going to do whatever they're told. they don't have the spine to stand up against him and so we are in a difficult position. we have two democrats, manchin and sinema. they are holding up the democratic agenda. they have decided that they're going to stick with support of the filibuster and they don't care whether or not they undermine the rights of

minorities and blacks in this country. you know, blacks have fought very hard to make this a stronger democracy. we have worked hard for equal rights, for civil rights and voting rights and these two are basically saying to us they don't care. they don't choir about us. they don't care what it means to weaken the ability to participate in this democracy. and what everybody better understand is this democracy is at stake. and these domestic terrorists are organizing. the president is helping them in the way he speaks to them. the way that he encourages them. and so, we're in for it. i would love to be able to come out of that senate with the votes for voting rights but it is going to be very difficult if not impossible. >> given that reality and you mentioned senator sinema and manchin, what does the party

need to do. what do democrats need to do to change the narrative around this particular issue particularly going into the midterms? >> it is not what democrats need to do. we are doing everything that can be done. it's what republicans need to do. why is it we don't have one republican that will stand up for the voting rights for people in this country? and so i hear a lot of talk about our president. he is fights as hard as he is. i don't know why people think that he can make manchin and make sinema do what is right. they have sent this signal. they have been very clear about it. they don't care at minorities and blacks. they don't care about people. in their own districts who they deny the voting rights. undermine the voting rights. and so it's not so much what can democrats do. we're doing everything that we can. it is up to the republicans to

stand up. one republican. just stand up. we have two serving on the commission of january 6 and only two on that issue. where are the republicans. where's one republican who's going to stand up and stay to manchin and so sinema i'm with you if you decide that you ire going to do a carveout on filibuster to get voting rights passed? >> talk more about the mid firm. the former president focused a lot on their goals after potentially taking pour there in congress. i want to play congressman andy biggs. >> 2022, let's take back the u.s. house. let's take back the united states senate. and let's take back ever governor, attorney general, education leader and the down ballot tickets.

when we do that, we lay the foundation in 2024 when we will win d-back the presidency with donald trump's victory' he said drfts is a quote destroyer. >> you know, it is unbelievable to have the opposition to the experts trying to keep us alive. they hate fauci because he knows what he is talking about. you have those that don't believe in vaccinations, running around now in addition to trump when he was president telling people to drink disinfectant. now i think christopher paul a friend of alex jones telling people to drink their urine.

they are crazy and people are better understand the democracy is being damaged and undermined. and i believe that they would like to see a civil war in this country. i know a lot of people are going to disagree with me but don't forget i talked about this president long ago when he was first i inaugurated. he aligns himself with putten and others. while we are fighting ask the question, everybody, about why are republicans so opposed to us having voting rights? why do they want to take us back to where we had to fight? we're rallying, educating,

marching, doing everything that could be done. the question is why can't we get one republican to support voting rights? >> all right.. democratic congresswoman waters of california. thank you. >> tomorrow i won't celebrate until using the -- in my first instagram live 12:30 pacific time. thank you for the time. i do appreciate it. >> thank you. coming up in the next hour south carolina congresswoman and whip jim clyburn joins me live. djokovic deported. what the world's number one tennis player is saying. plus oathkeepers indictment. what we know about the group now

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he is on the way out of the country after three federal judges unanimously dismissed the order of deportation. molly hunter is joining us now. what more can you tell us how this happened and now he is responding? >> reporter: this is the saga that keeps going and s.t.a.r.t.ed january 4. he is on a flight to dubai and lands in just a few hours. this is the statement that he released several hours of that court ruling. he says i am extremely disapointed with the court ruling to dismiss my application for judicial review which means i cannot stay in australia and participate in the australian open. i am uncomfortable that the focus on me and i hope we can focus on the game and tournament i love. look. that is definitely the

sentiment. here's what andy murray said. a lot of fellow players speaking. murray said novak is someone itch known since we were 12 years old. i don't like that he is in this situation and been in detention. aaron, we heard from nadal who said look the australian open is so much bigger than one player. as you might imagine australian have lots of opinions on this. take a quick listen. >> i don't think it's fair that he was let -- i think it's the right division. >> came here to play tennis and had an exemption to come and play tennis. he was allowed to come here. >> it's a political stunt. >> this is just so political. >> reporter: now, the prime minister, the immigration

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oathkeepers, quote, we aren't getting through this without a civil war. with me is joyce vance, former u.s. attorney. we appreciate you being here today. the justice department rarely files charges of this magnitude. seditious conspiracy. how serious is this? >> it is extremely serious. there's good reasons we don't see the charges used frequently. the americans don't engage in seditious conspiracy and this charge is reserved. if you are ever going to charge a seditious conspiracy it is this where doj indicted 11 defendants last week. people went to the capitol with the purpose of interfiring with certifying of the election and

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stupid. he has a fan base and follower base with the vlogging and an extreme version of a phenomenon coving on the podcast. he cannot succumb to the virus. he was on oxygen and could have been on the death bed in the hospital and the decision with potentially the dying, gasping breaths to continue blogging and telling the maga fans a best thing to do is not get vaccinated and to be proud of not getting vaccinated. this is a unique case because there is something particularly almost depraved about this example but the point is it's kind of a dial it up to 11

version of the mainstream of the republican party. coming to anti-vaccine or anti-vaccine mandate messaging or something as widespread as conservative media or fox news or conservative news programming. there is money to be made from that type of messaging. >> let's play your conversation with abby richards. >> amplification is essentially unprecedented. the speed at which you can consume that much information that quickly and the way in which like the algorithm recommends that you watch this video next, automatically feeds you a video it thinks you will like and doesn't have to be from

a friend who shared it like from twitter or facebook. it is all just recommended based on how other users interacted so if it goes viral it goes very viral. >> on tiktok, so quick and convincing and hard to distinguish fact from fiction. is there a way to combat this with little control over the algorithms there? >> if there is a way i'm not sure people far smarter than i figure it out. the point was that i was asking her straight up you are an expert on how conspiracy theories including partisan theories proliferate on a platform like tiktok.

what advice would you give and a key point is if ush trying to deal with someone there's a faint chance that you are going to be able to change their mind if they bought into this and i'm sorry. i don't mean to sound too bleak but looking at polls about how many millions of americans and voters in this country bought into donald trump's anti-democratic lies, looking at how conspiracy their ris proliferate on plat fortunatelies it is not a mystery why. >> we'll leave it there. we appreciate your time today. thank you. you can tune in to fever dreams every wednesday new information about the weekend's hostage situation. what we know about the suspect and why he targeted this congregation.

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president biden today forcefully condemned this hostage situation in texas as an agent of terrorism and a statement deviated from what we heard from federal authority just the fbi dallas special agent in charge described the suspect as a singularly focused person on the release of a prisoner and said the issue was not related to the jewish

chuntd. with me to discuss is bobby ghosh and rabbi rick jacobs. bobby, who is sadiki and why is the release an important thing for suspect? >> a pakistani woman picked up in 2008. and by american forces. and interrogation she tried to shoot at her captors and seemed to have injured some of them and she's been held in fort worth not far from where this hostage situation took place and become a sort of icon in the jihad community. she is very frequently cited as a great example. this is not the first time somebody tried to exchange hostages for her release.

isis has done that on at least a couple occasions. pakistani government suggested that she should be released at one point when bergdahl was held. she is held up as an icon, been associated with the senior leadership of al qaeda. she was quite close to the mastermind of the 9/11 bombing and briefly married to his knew few of a guantanamo bay prisoner so very well-known in jihadi circles and getting her release seems to be sort some of a -- very important to various strands of the jihad world. >> rabbi jacobs, given what bobby laid out for us and what we know about the history and this did happen yesterday at a synagogue, do you think federal

authorities too readily dismiss the possibility that this was motivated by anti-sometism? >> there's no doubt that the underlying whole premise of yesterday was anti-semitism. the hostage taker didn't go to an mcdonald's or a random place. that's the story of anti-semitism, to single jews out. it is parent of a larger pattern and i don't know one jewish person in the dark about the attack. it is important to discover what we know about the hostage taker but a community gathered in prayer and somebody came in benlt on harm. that is hardly what we call a detail. that is a focal point and grateful that president biden was right on point.

other federal authorities have been right on point but that was stated yesterday by that fbi special agent and conveys a completely wrong sense of what yesterday was all about. >> rabbi, you make a good point and mentioned the fact that we have seen a significant spike in anti-semitic attacks in this country. in october there's a report by that found 1 in every american 4 jes is a subject of anti-semettic attack. what do you attribute that to? what's the correction that we can make as a society at the same time? >> it's clear those statistics are true. we also know there's been an

uptick in all forms of hatred, racism in our society. so it is not an accident that anti-semitism which is a root hatreds in kind of human history and would be a focal point and the truth is that we as a community are feeling particularly vulnerable at this moment and it is a natural time to focus on security, the thing that is will give us greater safety gathering as we did yesterday for a sabbath morning service to pray for peace. that should be something to do without fear. it is not something in this moment we do. the community is focused on how do we build more security, more protection? what are the different things to do to keep the community safe?

i would also say that a thing we have discovered is that yesterday was an outpouring of interfaith solidarity. as anti-semitism has risen so has the solidarity. all showed up and held prayers and that is also part of what this moment is about and part of the story of yesterday. >> great point to make there. there are more good people we hope than bad. bobby, the last word why the fbi pretty quick to suggest the gunman not connected to a larger group or effort. do you think the fbi was too quick to make that judgment call? >> i don't know the facts that they have and did seem quick. we didn't think to have a great deal of weaponry on him and

early moment in the investigation it appears he acted alone and don't yet know where he was coming from. i don't mean that literally but in a more met forical sense and whether or not he was inspired to or instructed to commit this hostage taking. we'll know more as the days go by and the investigation deepens. >> gentlemen, thank you both. coming up in the next hour, the fight for voting rights with legislation likely dead. what are the next steps for democrats? congressman jim clyburn joins me live. clyburn joins me clyburn joins me live so basically i can pick

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welcome back. i'm aaron gilchrist. on the eve of martin luther king day we are at the start of a week where voting rights will once again take center stage. on tuesday the senate will move forward on what's expected to be a doomed effort to pass voting rights legislation and then president biden holds a news conference expected to be dominated by questions about how two democratic senators derailed the efforts to get the bills passed. >> we, too, must not be deterred by two senators or the 16