if it s just because of the way this is unfolding and that is a, an ariel view, google image view of the congregation in colleyville, texas, where all of this is unfolding. let me go to josh campbell who has new information. josh. well, i talked a moment ago about this second by second calibration that law enforcement is having to do and obviously their actions are dictated by the actions of this suspect. our colleague in texas just getting a new update from police saying that as of right now, law enforcement is still in contact with this suspect. as of now, still no injuries and just as important, they do not plan to have any press conferences anytime soon and that s so important as we watch this. if you have a loved one who is inside that building right now, obviously, this is a heartbreaking moment, but for the rest of us, i think we have to understand that there is a reason why law enforcement holds certain information back. they go through that calculus.
there is no harm in just waiting this out. right, and the law enforcement officers that are near that facility are engaged in this second by second calibration, recalibration, their actions are going to be dictated by the actions of that suspect. and as long as there is a line of communication that s open, where you have the suspect talking with a crisis negotiator, that is a good sign. and again, you know, the crisis negotiators are there, to try to help determine what is motivating this person, to help that suspect understand that the best course of a resolution now is for this person to peacefully let people go. we ve seen people engage in these types of actions for a number of different reasons, ranging from, you know, ideology, to their own grievances to mental health issues, it is too soon to tell where on the spectrum where this stands but that is something that the crisis negotiator will be trying to elicit. what is motivating this person and helping them understand that lett