millions of people are still under a winter weather alert. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer in washington, and this is the situation room special report. let s begin with what we re learning about that 11-hour hostage drama at a texas synagogue. the fbi calling it terror, terror targeting the jewish community. our senior national correspondent is on the scene for us. update our viewers, ed, on the latest. reporter: wolf, in a couple of hours members of the beth israel synagogue will come together for the first time since this ordeal that they ve all experienced, essentially together. they re going to come together at this methodist church in the nearby town of south lake for a special service. this as many of the congregants are still coming to terms with the ordeal from over the weekend. the final moments as hostages escaped from inside the beth israel synagogue was captured by a photo journalist when cnn fill
defeat. just the last couple of hours, nypd arrested the suspect in which ten people were shot? new york city governor adams saying we got him. the video from the partners at wnbc shows the moment the suspect entered the subway on tuesday morning before the attack. let s bring in msnbc senior international correspondent in brooklyn, new york. this is an unbelievable story and a quick arrest of the suspect today. reporter: yeah. it is put there was nowhere left for him to run. a lot of what made the police go from calling him a person of interest was found in the subway beneath my feet including the glock. he bought it in ohio in 2011. when you look at the charging documents today there a picture. you can see the serial numbers and looks like he was trying to obliterate them and not skefrlly and had hundreds of police officers going across cameras across the city and video that was sent to them by folks on the subway. in the end for all that evidence and will be critical fo
on felony charge, this time for alleged crimes against democracy itself. good evening in new york. i m anderson cooper and jake tapper in washington. and anderson, unlike the first two arraignments in new york and florida, this one was held within view of the crime scene. the u.s. capitol at a federal courthouse where dozens of members of the violent mob that he incited, he incited hundreds really have already been convicted and sent to prison. the actual proceedings which were led by a magistrate judge took 27 minutes. the four counts connected though his attempt to overturn the election that he lost. his next court date set for the 28th in front of the trial judge, tanya chutkan, who is expected to set a trial date. now a short time later after the sentencing on the tarmac at reagan national airport, holding an umbrella handed to him by his bodyman and documents case co-defendant walt nauta, the he made the following remarks about the nation s capitol. this is a ver
we bipartisanly passed the respect for marriage act. don t say we can t get along. years ago, i wrote with great consternation, but we ve reauthorized it again, the violence against women act. the electoral reform act. folks, we did that in a bipartisan way, democrats and republicans did it. i don t know why they don t acknowledge any part of what s making the country again, but in addition, we passed the american rescue plan. the inflation reduction act, and the people sent a clear message. fighting for the sake of fighting gets us nowhere. there s things that we ve got to get things done. that s always been my vision for the country, and i think that s what the american people said in this off year election. yesterday i went to wisconsin, nice and warm like down here. [ laughter ] to talk about how we re building an economy from the bottom up and the middle out. i m so tired of trickle-down economy. not allowed to trick down at my dad s table when we re growing up. today
the attorney general says al amman will be brought to washington dc and charged in federal court and be prosecuted. another man went on trial last month in dc for his alleged role as the mastermind of the benghazi attack. jillian: paul manaforte under house arrest after pleading not guilty to conspiracy and money-laundering charges. rob: the white house insists the charges have nothing to do with donald trump. griff jenkins live in washington with breaking developments. reporter: what a day in washington. manaforte and gaetz pleaded not guilty to conspiracy against the united states to money-laundering in a scheme dating back to 2006 when working for pro-russian ukrainian politician. john kelly speaking out for the
counsel, former campaign advisor george papadopoulos pleaded guilty to charges of lying to the fbi about his communication with russian officials. sarah sanders downplaying his role. it was extremely limited. a volunteer position. no activity was ever done in an offic