arthel: we are back with jack, jack is a 34-year-old police veteran who retired at the nypd longest standing negotiation team commander. jack, so this investigation is now global. how might that be carried out, who gets involved now and what pieces of information will investigators try to string together? jack: the fbi will take a lead in this because it s terrorist related. the synagogue is involved. it s a very sensitive issue and they negotiators as i understand it. they ll probably take the lead in the investigation but a lot of the background going to the police agency that was involved as well, so i think that s how in the coming days and weeks, a lot of information will be forthcoming. arthel: do you think they ll be using this standoff to review and perhaps upgrade or just, you know, confirm what they ve been doing all along?
from washington, d.c. to come and help with the situation. the hostage rescue team breached the synagogue. they rescued the 3 hostages and the subject is deceased. arthel: michael miller crediting the fbi for safely rescuing the synagogue hostages after nearly 11-hour standoff. chief miller calling the operation a success saying things could have turned out much worse if not for the close cooperation between local, state and federal law enforcement. jack cambridge, police veteran retired of the nypd s longest standing hostage negotiator and team commander. good to have you with us. as we are listening to the chief there, the first of four hostages, they were released was released after almost 6 and a half hours into the standoff and then ten hours and 20 minutes it first started the
i m eric sean, hi, arthel. arthel: the suspect entered shabbat morning service. he took four people hostage including the rabbi. in a lead fbi hostage team jumped into action and almost 11 tense hours later the standoff was over. four people who were rescued are not in need of medical attention. are with fbi agents and he did not harm them in any way. eric: dan hoffman will join us with more about the standoff and other potential terror threat that is we face in the country. first team of reporters standing by, mike tobin as the details of
by care s chapter two months ago to support her release from federal prison. the facebook event was built as injustice dr. aafia in november. featured care texas leader along with siddiqui s lawyer and linda, there have been rallies held in new york, washington, boston and texas demanding that she be released. in the meantime the standoff in colleyville reminds us that the terrorism is still at home and isis are still major threats and have warned of a potential resurgence after american troops left afghanistan. dan hoffman, served in moscow, iraq and pakistan and fox news contributor. dan, i mean, care austin in their event that they held two months ago, they said, quote, dr. aafia is mother of 3, hold ph.d from brandeis university and serving unjust 86-year sentence for a crime she did not commit. is it possible that this crime
next, the fbi and dhs now warning faith-based whcommuniti about the potential threats of more violence after that hostage standoff in texas. tonight, the rabbi describing the moment he and other hostages got away, saying he threw a chair at the gunman so they could make a run for the door. a cameraman catching them getting out. authorities releasing this image of the attacker, malik akram, saying he was not on any u.s. government watch list. abc s mireya villarreal is in texas. reporter: tonight, new details emerges about that terrifying hostage standoff in texas. a british national allegedly armed with a gun holding four people hostage for more than 11 hours. rabbi charlie cytron-walker describing the moment he and two congregants escaped. the exit wasn t too far away. i told them to go, i threw a chair at the gunman and i headed