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synagogue live stream when a man took at least four people hostage. we do not know this hostage taker s name. what we do know is that he has demanded the release of a woman convicted in 2010 of triing to kill americans in afghanistan and a woman of extreme significance to terrorist groups. with that in mind law enforcement officials have stepped up surveillance at security at synagogues and jewish establishments tonight across the country. so that is where we begin this hour. let me bring in my colleague ed lavandera who s on the ground in colleyville. let s begin with the good news tonight, this one hostage, a man who s been released apparently physically unharmed. reporter: that is the news we re hearing from colleyville police this evening as we re approaching almost 9 hours of this hostage situation continuing to unfold here. it was just after 9:00 central time we were told one of it hostages was allowed to leave the synagogue. we were told that person is un unhar ....
take a listen. would you be willing to testify about your conversation with donald trump on january 6th if you were asked by an outside commission sure. next question. you would? change now. another story we re following this morning, tennis star novak djokovic officially the number one seed in the australian open men s singles draw, will he get to play? questions about whether he broke the rules everyone else has to follow. and president biden set to speak next hour to announce a new federal plan to deploy military medical teams to hospitals that are grappling with the omicron surge. let s get right to our top story this hour, house minority leader kevin mccarthy refusing to cooperate with the january 6th committee. cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider is following the story from washington. jessica, what more are you learning? bianna and jim, mccarthy doubling down now on his refusal to talk. he released that statement last night condemning the in ....
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are miatta fahnbulleh, chief executive of the new economics foundation and anne ashworth, property and personal finance commentator. the i leads on the story on all of the front pages the calls from across the house of commons for borisjohnson to resign after he admitted to attending a number 10 bring your own booze lockdown party last year. the metro says despite the prime minister issuing a heartfelt apology, and that he believed he was attending a work event, mps were only angered further with labour leader sir keir starmer saying the public thought the prime minister was lying through his teeth . the ft called it the toughest day of borisjohnson s premiership, with tory mps and the scottish conservatives leader douglas ross admitting they would be submitting letters of no confidence in the prime minister, which could lead to a vote on his leadership. the ma ....
as the tennis star admits breaking isolation rules when he had covid and says there was an error on his immigration form. putting the brakes on smart motorways the government pauses their rollout over safety concerns. and the boss of the uk s biggest energy supplier warns that high energy bills will last for two years. hello and welcome to bbc news this morning. borisjohnson will face mps later, with pressure mounting for him to say whether he attended a bring your own booze drinks party in the downing street garden during the first lockdown. witnesses have said that mrjohnson and his wife were among about thirty people present at the event in may 2020, when outdoor gatherings were banned. conservative mps have joined labour in saying he must explain his actions. backbencher nigel mills said it would be utterly untenable for any senior figure who attended the gathering to be responsible for coronavirus policy. he said he couldn t see how the prime minister could continu ....
clout around as you can see on the recent satellite picture. plenty of winter sunshine around. and that continues for the rest of the afternoon. always more clout in the north of england and scotland. we do have some spots of light rain. single figures further south. tonight across england and wales are widespread frost and dense fog developing. further north it is going to be less cold as you can see. a widespread frost across the south. high pressure still with us into thursday. england and wales with very little wind and more of a westerly breeze for scotland and northern ireland. so again mainly dry. but further south we start cold and frosty with some fog patches that could be stubborn to clear through the day. when you get any sunshine and there will be quite a bit of it around tomorrow, six, 8 degrees. double figure values across northern scotland. the high keeping that very cold at bay. and we have high pressure bringing light went once again. so a repeat performance ....