to ali irsan.d up at his interrogation room didn't act at all like the monster nesreen had described. >> he came across as a poor helpful father that his daughter had ran away from home and he was merely trying to find her and bring her home. >> just help me get her back. >> yes. >> i explained to him that i was there due to the murder of coty beavers. and that is what i was investigating. he said, he didn't know the guy. he's sorry that that happened to him. but he doesn't know anything about him. >> while the investigator interviewed ali irsan, the police searched his home. we turned up some guns and ammo. but nothing that could be definitively matched to either crime scene. however, two vehicles were parked in the yard with curious contents. one held some knives. wigs, knit caps, and gloves. in the glove box in one of the cars investigators found this, an envelope with scrambles on both sides. >> it had several license plate numbers written down on it. and there was an address, at least one addr

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ali vitali and dr.er win redlinger. he advises us on public health and professor of pediatrics at albert einstein college of medicine in his spare time, but, ali, nation turns its lonely eyes to you. remember please your host is a bit slow so without any acronyms or use of the word reconciliation, i'm begging you to explain what we're witnessing go on in the house tonight, what it will result in and what it will give to americans. >> well, brian, i'll leave our beloved biff tag line on the hill. it is the bipartisan infrastructure bill that passed the senate now working its way through the house after many hours and much frustration in anticipation of this moment. what we've seen in the last half hour really is the coalescing of moderate and progressive factions that had previously been at odds over how this evening was going to go and saw a lot of stopping and starting on the part of house leadership because they were trying to bring all of these disparate parts together. moderates had been saying that they didn't want

now it's time for the last word where ali is in for lawrence. i hand this over to you with trepidation, having a feeling this is going to be a complicated night ahead. >> i had a granola bar. you were in a great conversation with ali vitali in which you pointed out something very important to remember for viewers as they follow this tonight. that is nancy pelosi doesn't wing it ever. so that she is talking, that something is happening should tell you something. she doesn't take chances with votes on the house floor. whether she agrees or disagrees with how it's going to go, if nancy pelosi doesn't have the votes, she doesn't hold the vote. >> that's right. and knowing how unsettled this landscape is among democrats right now, knowing how uncertain it is, the only way to stay clear on what's going to happen is to watch pelosi. >> that's right. >> trust to have universal vision. >> yeah. >> over what's going on with our caucus. she's the only one that will know. that's why all eyes are on her tonight in terms of figuring out how this is going to e

ali alexander organized the january 6th rally. after 9/11, i spent my early adulthood growing up in a post 9/11 world with an arab name. it's open season on hate towards muslims and islam. at one point in 2012, had to have a member of congress call the fbi to get me removed from a watch list. and now, in this post 1/6 world, i'm on a list, yet again, because i've been deemed a minority in dissent. we are now hearing from the man who organized last week's rally that turned into a deadly insurrection. i know when it's like to grow up in america and post 9/11 as arab. and i know what it's like to grow up post january 6th as a trump supporter who demanded election integrity. ali alexander was trying to build a movement of people until it was a rhetorical gun cocked and pointed at congress. the vanguard of delusion of anti democratic, you know, attempt at a putsch that represented by stop the steal. my life has been torn apart. i regularly receive violent death threats. it has prevented me from returning to my work. i lost all of my so

i'm ali velshi. ten months ago today a wayward mob of the former president supporters carried out a deadly insurrection at the united states capitol and the committee tasked with investigating those attacks is pressing on. the january 6th committee has issued 19 subpoenas and that number is about to double. on thursday committee chairman representative betty thompson told reporters he's already signed about 20 more subpoenas. another committee member, liz cheney also acknowledged this week that they've interviewed more than 150 people across the country. that list now includes the former justice department official jeffrey clark, this man, sort of. yesterday clark appeared for a deposition, but in a statement released after ward, chairman thompson remarked mr. clark's complete failure to cooperate is unacceptable. the disgraced former president himself donald trump and his team have been trying to block the january 6th committee from obtaining more than 750 pages of documents from the national archiv

i'm ali velshi. a new rapidly spreading variant of covid-19 is reminding the nation that this pandemic isn't over. 13 new cases of the omnicron variant now being confirmed in the netherlands this morning. that spike is connected to two flights that came in from south africa on friday, and that's in addition to detections in italy, austria, belgium, germany, australia, israel, hong kong, the united kidnapping come, and of course, south africa, where the variant was first identified on thursday. the czech republic is investigating suspected cases now. and starting tomorrow, the united states will join a number of other nations in restricting travel for non-citizens coming from several countries in southern africa, including botswana, zimbabwe, botswana and others. both pfizer and biontech say they expect to be able to ship out new vaccines tailored to fight off the new omnicron variant in about 100 days, if necessary. moderna says it's already considering doubling the dose of its current vaccine booste

so a major accomplishment for this president. >> quickly, back we go to ali vitali, ali we can do math, but these graphs don't help. armed with my high school degree, i can write -- read that there's 223 years, 203 nays. that's the peers to be a victory. >> and it is, we saw speaker pelosi high-fiving some of her colleagues on the floor. we heard cheers from inside the chamber because this one was for all the marbles on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. and at this, point democrats have done it officially. >> all right, ali vitali, our reporter on the hill, with the call of the victory for the democrats. they are going to tracey chapman in this bill, put it in a fast, car drive down pennsylvania avenue, and get it before the president a sleepy so they can talk about a victory and deliverables to the american people. quick, final question that doctor irwin red liner, with our thanks for hanging out with us. doc, we have a story of this later on in the hour but i wanna get you on the record on the aaron rodgers matter, he is of course, an icon to football fans and packers fans chief am

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get this, ali.ucket list with her. so all of that and more is coming up on "cross connection" and obviously, we'll be getting into the rittenhouse verdict as well as ahmad arbery case. these two cases have gotten a lot of attention, ali and there's also the unite the right trial happening in charlottesville which is a civil case and a criminal case and there's a lot of outrage happening in the country and we'll be reflecting some of that outrage back to the audience this morning. >> you have a packed show as always, myself friend. thank you. good to see you. stay tuned to "the cross connection" after "velshi" at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >>> a judge is looking at southlake, texas, after msnbc exposed the public school system there. e stage ♪ ♪ and do my money dance ♪ ♪ i throw some money up ♪ ♪ and watch the money land ♪ ♪ i do my, i do my i do my money dance ♪ move your student loan debt to sofi - you could save with low rates and no fees. earn a $500 bonus when you refi... and get your money right. ♪ i

i'm ali velshi. on monday biden signed into law a trillion dollars infrastructure bill and on friday his second signature spending package, the build back better cleared a major hurdle by passing the house and saturday, yesterday he turned 79 and according to brand-new reporting by "the washington post" began reassuring political allies he will be running for reelection in 2024. we'll have much more on that later on this hour. but democrats emerged from the house floor calling the president's agenda historic and transformative and joe mansion remains a wild card there is a sense of unity within the democratic party and dare i say optimism about the success of the bill. here is what the illinois congressman told my colleague alex witt yesterday about the prospects of the bill. >> i think a lot of it has actually been if you will preconference or negotiated in advance before it got sent to the senate and so i'm very hopeful the vast majority of it will remain. maybe there might be some revisions but th

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ali, is this a in a car going to the white house. because as you pointed out, the president having canceled his trip home to rehoboth beach delaware, he is in the residence, he is ready to sign this, a good number of democrats want to brag about being received goals about all the money in this, where it's going, and who will be helped. >> well, they did just call a lid at the white house, brian, so we're probably not going to see the white house tonight. but that's not going to say that we're not going to hear from other democrats who are championing this moment in a democratic majorities here in congress, as well as for the biden white house. my inbox immediately filled up with emailed applause from senators who had been wanting this to pass from other lawmakers and institutions who have been lobbying for different aspects of this bill, because this is a win for democrats. it shows that you heard on the floor there, come after hours and weeks of hard deliberations and negotiations. poly at sea items that were important for progressi

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>> well, i totally hear you, ali.rnet to connect with each other and constituents in authoritarian countries where they wouldn't have been able to do that in any case. the internet can be a positive thing. for every cat picture, every baby picture that we, you know, click like on, there is also some really horrible stuff out there. i think we have been not just facebook and other social media companies, but, you know, congress and researchers have been a little bit reticent to imagine the harms that social media can cause until recently. and now we're finding ourselves in the thick of them. as technology develops, we need regulators, policymakers, and, you know, the folks that are working on this technology to actually think more proactively about the harms that it can cause. for every great positive development in the world of tech, there is somebody who is going to use that for harm, whether it is for hate speech, or for violence. and we need to game those out before those technologies roll out in the public. >> sta

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i'm ali velshi. it has been exactly ten months to the day since the violent mob of the ex-president supporters attacked the capitol. just look at how difficult it is to hold any one related to the plot to overthrow democracy accountable. take jeffrey clark. the former senior doj official to validate the twice impeached ex-president's lies about the election results. making him someone who congressional investigators want to hear from. he did show up for his scheduled deposition before the house select committee but did not offer up helpful information. the panel says he refused to answer questions during the deposition. instead, clark delivered a letter from his attorney defending his refusal to testify citing potential executive privilege. the select committee is threatening to take strong measures against clark, his shaky defense is working for now. it prevented him from being held being accountable. almost none of the ex-president's cronies have been dealing with the consequences. some republicans

capitol hill correspondent ali is with us. what's happening and what's going to happen? >> fantastic. i thought we had ali. we decided to do this live. we just lost ali on capitol hill while we were watching this. let's dip in to hear for nancy pelosi for a second while we try to get nancy. >> there we are with health care. the green -- under the green framework we talked about climate under the health we talked about medicare, etc., and prescription drug benefit and now we're talking about built back better. there's this hashtag, care canned wait, indeed it can't and help is on the way. in terms of family care, build back better is the most transformative initiative in children and caregivers in generations. for decades, hard working families have been struggling under a system that stacks the deck against them. a situation made even worse by the covid pandemic. and that covid pandemic sort of pulled back the veil. >> nancy pelosi making the case to her assembled caucus that they need to pass the build back better legislation

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i think it's important to keep this in perspective, ali, as well.aring some of the european union leaders talk about this variant in apocalyptic terms and using this as justification to isolate southern africa. and right now, i don't think we're there. we may be there, but i haven't seen the evidence for it. maybe over the next week or so, we'll accumulate that. but, one, it does not appear to create more severe illness. so far, we've seen a lot of mild cases, as well. i don't think we have to worry that this is the andromeda strain. this is not it. and we've had other variants with some similar mutations in the spike protein and the receptor binding domain. and although there's more of them in this variant, so far, we've seen with those previous variants and some of those same mutations, they're not completely rint against the vaccines. they're partially rint. so our scientists for our vaccines are looking at this as is moderna and pfizer, and over the next week or so we'll know the extent to which vaccines will be effective against this. i don't t

i was just like them. >> reporter: ali and his sibling now paying it forward to the next generation.on't have children yourself. >> no, i don't. >> reporter: suddenly you have four. >> yes, i have four big ones. >> reporter: the children arrived with next to nothing, the family providing basics like clothes. everything? here is new. >> yeah. >> reporter: and new experiences. >> wow! >> reporter: from makeovers to schooling, a first for hajar, who didn't attend regularly in afghanistan. nastran is using her first laptop, taking classes in a new language. what's your favorite? >> i like math. >> reporter: math. >> yeah. >> reporter: she's learning english and now spanish, too. adios. >> reporter: fitting for a country that dave ali describes as a melting pot. >> for me, the american dream is to come here and you have the opportunity, just like everyone else. so you want to do great in. this is the american dream for me. >> reporter: the siblings now one step closer to realizing their own american dream. natalie brand, cbs news, houston. >> yuccas: wow, a whole new life. still ahead on

"the rachel maddow show" starts now with ali velshi who is in for rachel. good evening, ali. >> chris, good evening you to, have yourself a great weekend. >>> and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. rachel has the night off. she'll be back on monday, however. here is something that is worth watching if you didn't see it today. i'm going to tell you, this is not an exciting piece of tape. in fact it's so bland and normal that if we were living at any other time, we wouldn't bother to play it for you. but today it's worth seeing. this is the republican candidate for governor of new jersey today conceding last week's election which he lost to new jersey's incumbent democratic governor. >> to those who are disappointed that i'm conceding, to those whose faith in our election system is shaken, to those who are angry that i'm not asking for a recount today, let me say this. i've worked every day and night for 22 months to become new jersey's governor. if you think i would be standing here today conceding if i thought i won this election, you couldn't

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ali, i have to ask you. where are we at 3:01 eastern when it comes to timing on a vote. >> reporter: it hasn't been easy for the past few weeks now. it seems like every time they come close to actually setting this vote, it ends up falling apart. we're not at the falling apart phase yesterday. members are wondering whether they're heading out tonight or not. the lay of the land came from hakim jeffries a few minutes ago. in the tweet, he says he's looking forward to moving legislation on the house floor to create millions of good paying jobs for the people. notice. he doesn't say what legislation he's talking about there. there's a few theories of how they could go forward. and even in that bbb vote, there's a question of if they're just going to do. proposal vote on the -- on if they're going to be able to move forward today. what is clear is a lot of people are jockeying for this point. you have six holdouts. obviously there she's got way more than that. if they were to push forward on the social spending

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in absentia ali mohammed ali and it ain, chief of nigeria is people's daily newspaper. welcome to the program. much area is that and is sense in africa either this you, i said ministration is determined. what at this genuine about the need to build bridges with the african continent was trying to work. it does not sound whether there are studios about dealing with way is just to be seen the products bring can one more time. yeah. going to love this trick was low, but you do level in which african issues place in washington go to the priority. so what did was good again, and there was an indication that i might be different, but it may be different from drop in reach. william is the wes this time wedding to reboot is africa policy? i wouldn't call it a reboot. i would call it a re calibration of a grand themes and grand lines of the obama and chug administration approach are continuing through the apparatus, for example, on trade and investment. more on old fashion aid and a number of other that's a reorganization to that party. but the main problem in the jump administr

and i, boucher ali mohammed ali edits ain chief of nigerian people's daily newspaper. welcome to the program. much failure is that and is sense in africa either this you, i says ministration is determined what these genuine about the need to build bridges with the african continent was trying to works. it does not sound you whether the city is about. do you agree with the way it is? yes, to be see the products bring can almost done. yeah. with this trip was low, but you do level in which african issues place in washington are to the priority. so what did was good again, and she was an indication that i might be different, but it may be different from a william is the wes this time wedding to reboot is africa policy. i wouldn't call it a reboot. i would call it a re calibration of a grand themes and grand lines of the obama and child administration approach are continuing through the emphasis, for example, on trade in investments. more on old fashion aid and a number of other, but they reorganizations of that party. but the main problem in the jump administration was th

joining me, nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali. nbc news white house correspondent monica alba. and punchbowl news founder and msnbc contributor jake sherman. great to see all of you. another slow day on capitol hill. ali, how are we looking right now when it comes to potential votes tonight? >> yeah, it's looking like infrastructure day is like infrastructure era, because we're not exactly sure what's going to happen at this point. we did hear from one of the congressmen who is meeting with speaker pelosi on the idea they could vote on the bipartisan infrastructure vote tonight and do a procedural vote on build back better. that puts speaker pelosi on the seesaw, balancing the moderates and progressives in her party. the moderates may hold out and that puts the question to whether progressives are okay with voting on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. we've actually even heard just in the last few minutes from one of those, congresswoman cori bush, one of the progressives, who said she wouldn't be on board for that plan. this is

joining us kristen welker and our capitol hill correspondent ali vitali.sten, let me start with you. let's focus on the acceleration of trying to get something passed. what role is the white house playing? or are they basically right now, waiting to see what pelosi can pull off? >> reporter: well, i think that the president is trying to twist the arms behind the scenes while letting house speaker nancy pelosi take the lead on this, chuck, he's here at the white house, he has no events on the public schedule at this point in time that we're aware of. no plans to either go to capitol hill or have lawmakers come here. so the action is really on capitol hill. i think what you are seeing from this president, from this white house, is an attempt to try to ramp-up the pressure on dong get something passed. you saw him yesterday when i pressed him about eat election results and i asked him what responsibility he bears for what happened in virginia and beyond those losses, that very close race in new jersey. and he essentially deflected and blamed and said, look, i

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the children came to houston in early september, the same airport where their cousin dave ali arrived as a refugee as age 13. >> at first, it was not easy for us because i didn't know the culture or the language, i was just like them. >> o'donnell: ali and his siblings now paying it forward to the next generation. you don't have children. >> no. >> reporter: suddenly, you have four. >> yes, big ones. >> reporter: the children arrive with just a few belongings. everything in here is new. >> yeah. >> reporter: new experiences. wow. >> reporter: from makeovers and a first laptop to school, a first for hajar who didn't go in afghanistan. new classes in a new language. what's your favorite? >> um, i like math. >> reporter: nastaran is learning english and spanish, too ( speaking spanish ) fitting for a country that dave ali describes as a melting pot. >> i have a brother that's a doctor, a sister a psychiatrist and i'm going back to school to finish my accounting degree. we're doing our best to live the american dream, and i hope the kids will do better than us. >> reporter: natalie brand,

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