all of the people and immediate area has been e evacuated fbi is working with this hostage negotiators, whole works for about 11 hours joining us now danny colton former fbi deputy assistant. danny can you hear me? oh, yes i hear you. ashley: so i m going to hand this over to you for your first thoughts before we dive into this. what are your thoughts on greg abbott saying that the hostages weren t hurt and they were released? he s right. that s pretty simple, they were released and it was i heard one of your other guests and a lot of good points. i don t think this was luck. i think it is preparation. i commanded the fbi division here in texas. and commanded the fbi hostage rescue team i m for familiar the way these things go and video respond and police officers and negotiators which is probably a combination of local police and fbi agents just did a really good job. and man, prayer more than luck, but it is a good thing, it is a good day for our community, and i m glad
such professional fbi as well as the local cooperation i was told was incredible, was seamless, i just wanted to let you know that. okay. mr. president, how had the man gotten weapons, a report that he had been in the country for a couple of weeks? allegedly. i do not have all of the facts. allegedly, the assertion was he got the weapons on the street. he purchased them when he landed and turns out apparently there were no bombs that we know of that he said that there were bombs he had as well. but he apparently he spent the first night in a homeless shelter. i don t have all the detail yet. i m reluctant to go into much more detail but allegedly he purchased it on the street. what that means i don t know. whether he purchased from an individual in homeless shelter or homeless community or whether that s because he said he was. it s hard to tell. i just don t know. to ensure that guns are not as available? well, it does but it doesn t. what guns are, we should be th
that s in fort worth suburb of colleyville it called for a convict a convicted radical islamic terrorist who is vowed to kill americans she s known as lady al qaeda to be released from a nearby prison. president biden called that stand off an act of terror investigators now trying to figure out if the suspect was inspired by the global campaign from some to try to free here among some americans who support that and whether he had any help. arthel: we have fox team coverage mike tobin is with more on the convict known as lady al qaeda who may have inspired this. first spring is outside the synagogue in colleyville, texas, dan. brooks arthel we are learning more about the suspect we are learning the key information from the fbi with it now appears he acted alone the threat is over. he may have been inspired by others for the person in jail at 20 miles and react alone yesterday but we arty just travel to the u.s. from england initially stayed in a homeless shelter about the gun
teams negotiating all day. there have been law enforcement there, representation loathe local and national. let s go mor morgan chestky. there was noise and then a tweet. reporter: speaking to colleyville please in just a few minutes and more details. there was a loud boom that could be heard blocks away from the sin being to, and it was shortly therefore governor abbott released the tweet that hostages are all out safe and alive. that followed that 11-hour standoff that began this morning when authorities say they received a phone call around 10:41 that there was an ongoing situation at congregation beth israel synagogue there in colleyville, a quiet suburb outside dallas. and it was from that point forward that these negotiations really began. and we could hear the man that police have identified as the primary suspect here actually making some of those demands in a facebook live stream of the synagogue service before it was shut off earlier this morning. it was at that p
governor roy cooper called on everyone to stay home today, calling it a menace and bringing in help. our forecasters expect significant impacts across our state. i ve also activated 200 national guard soldiers to assist in storm response. the national guard will work in western and central counties to help with transportation. they re equipped with emergency response vehicles that can move through the snow, such as hum-vees and four-wheel-drive ambulances. helping us cover the first big winter storm of 2022, nbc s kathy park in charlotte, north carolina, you look cold, my friend, and meteorologist michelle grossman who is tracking the storm from indoors. kathy, we ll get this over with because it looks chilly, talk about what it s like there. reporter: yes, thanks for coming to me first, because it s freezing. snow has now switched to this wintry mix of sleet and freezing rain. a lot of that is now coating the sidewalks and roadways. and the roads are probably not a goo