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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 b ....
malik faisal akram identified as the hostage taker. mike tobin in chicago and dan springer on the ground in colleyville, texas. dan, let s start with you, good afternoon. the fbi released the name of the man who terrorized this synagogue behind me for 11 hours during this ordeal yesterday. he was as you said malik faisal akram, 44, citizen of england who according to president biden just arrived in the u.s. within the last couple of weeks and he bought a gun on the streets, he may have actually spent his first night in the u.s. in a homeless shelter. he used the gun that he bought on the street to disrupt the shabbat service yesterday at the congregation that israel synagogue here in colleyville, texas a suburb of dallas, fort worth, he took four people hostage saying that he had bombs and was demanding the release of convicted terrorist being held in a federal prison just about 20 miles away. that led to a massive police response, some 200 officers, multiple swat ....
eve. today is the day, carley and brian, today is the day before christmas eve, which is my favorite day of the whole year because tomorrow is the day i finally start to go shopping. brian: wow. steve: i m hoping the malls stay open late. ashley: you are hitting the stores tomorrow. no time like the present, i guess? this is the best time of year, especially when you are a little kid and thinking about how many more sleeps until christmas. and you are counting down the days and getting so excited. i certainly remember that. brian, what about you? brian: no memories really of christmas. i m only kidding, of course. great memories of christmas. in the christmas book featured the duffy s christmas book which is again on the new york times best seller list. steve, i have a question for you. you say you haven t shopped in your head do you know what you can are getting? steve: no. brian: looking in the windows and looking at the mannequins saying she would look good in that ....
and you could pay as little as $15 a month for wireless. click, call, or visit a store to learn more. good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it s thursday, december 9th. there we made it this far. we have. so close. i m brianna keilar with john berman. mark meadows, former chief of staff, is suing the january 6th committee and also suing nancy pelosi, speaker of the house, all in an effort to block enforcement of a subpoena issued to him and to verizon for his phone records. meadows explained his sudden reversal on fox last night. we came to the conclusion that they re still going to question those personal private conversations that i had with the president of the united states and other senior officials in the west wing. and quite frankly, their scope is the court is going to have to determine that. so we re going to challenge it. the january 6th committee is calling meadows lawsuit flawed. they will meet next week ....
arms a day. this is the nationwide average but there are exceptions, of course. you can see in five states case rates are climbing by at least 10%. more that you from cnn s paulo sandoval. reporter: christine, laura, good morning to you. big picture, covid rates are on the decline across most of the country. 45 states according to johns hopkins university which tracks these numbers saw cases decline or remain relatively steady over the weekend. nationally the u.s. seeing 95,000 new cases throughout the day. it s more than 2 months since it s dipped below that number. that number of infections is still too high and the number of vaccinated americans is still not high enough. he s warning against declaring a premature victory. take a listen. we still have around 68 million people who are eligible to be vaccinated that have not yet gotten vaccinated and even those who have been vaccinated, you want to look forward to holiday season, spending time with your family and d ....