poppy harlow takes over our live breaking situation in texas. a synagogue where four people are being held hostage. this appears to be motivated by a case of a prisoner linked to terrorism. that's the latest information coming to us. we will follow on all of this coming up after a quick break. poppy harlow takes over our coverage. i'm jim accosta. thank you so much for watching. have a good fight. >> what does a foster kid need from you? to be brave. to show up. for staying connected. the questions they weren't able to ask. show up for the first day of school, the last day at their current address. for the mornings when everything's wrong. for the manicure that makes everything right, for right now. show up, however you can, for the foster kids who need it most— at helpfosterchildren.com >>>. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> good evening, everyone, poppy harlow in new york in tonight for pamela brown. are you in the cnn newsroom. we are continuing our breaking news coverage outside of colleyville, texas, outside of ft. worth, a hostage situati

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. >> good evening, everyone, poppy harlow in new york in tonight for pamela brown. are you in the cnn newsroom. we are continuing our breaking news coverage outside of colleyville, texas, outside of ft. worth, a hostage situation continues there at the congregation of a beth israel synagogue. four people including the rabbi are being held hostage. two law enforcement officials are telling cnn investigators believe the hostage-taker may have been motivated by a desire to free a woman serving an 86-year sentence at a facility near this synagogue in texas. sedeki was convicted more than a decade ago in 2010 on attempted murder and armed assault on a u.s. officer, multiple u.s. officers in afghanistan. that is the latest developments. the white house is monitoring the situation in colleyville, texas. police there are asking the public to stay away from the area even as law enforcement agencies step up security at synagogues and jewish establishments all across the country. first let's begin with my colleague ed lavandara, you have been reporting on your drive there. you

i'm poppy harlow in new york tonight in for pamela brown in the cnn newsroom. a long weekend for many americans is proving to be no holiday thanks to a huge winter storm. right now 80 million people are in winter weather alerts across the east. the storm will kpexit the south tonight and begin its march up through new england. the carolinas have been especially hard hit. north carolina's governor said some areas of 12 inches of snow and the added danger of ice underneath, more than two dozen counties have declared a state of emergency. across the southeast, some 280,000 homes and businesses are without power tonight. and the weight of freezing rain and high winds brought down trees, as you can see right there. widespread damage is also reported around fort myers, florida, after the same storm whipped up both suspected and confirmed tornadoes this morning. in an ef-2 tornado damaged more than 100 mobile homes in that area. the birthday of martin luther king jr. tomorrow. hundreds of flights have been canceled today and more than that delayed. we'll be following

i'm poppy harlow. we begin with severe weather, snow, freezing rain, tornados in the southwest and in florida particularly a massive storm has more than 80 million people under winter alerts. the storm will march to new england after battering the south across the southeast. 180,000 homes and businesses without power after the weight of freezing rain and high winds brought down big trees as you see and across the country, air traffic is snarled on this day before the martin luther king junior holiday. nearly 3,000 flights have been cancelled. following the path of the enormous storm and damage, diane gallagher starts us off in charlotte north carolina and in pittsburgh. di diane, let me begin with you. they're not used to snow let alone a foot. this is icy, dangerous, sticky snow. >> reporter: that's exactly the problem here poppy. you're seeing these beautiful flakes falling now. this is not what we experienced most of the day in charlotte. it was freezing rain and sleet. if you look at the live drone

i'm poppy harlow in new york here in the "cnn newsroom." we have significant developments this hour in today's breaking news. one of four hostages in a texas synagogue has just been released unharmed. the fbi continues to negotiate with the hostage taker who is still holding three people including the rabbi at congregation beth israel in texas right near fort worth. and the situation has now been going on for some eight hours at this point. cnn is working to confirm a shocking account of a woman who says she was watching the 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 wh

i'm poppy harlow. our coverage continues now with wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now -- the omicron wave is still -- still very much on the rise here in the united states as experts warn the surge won't peak any time soon. but the cdc is struggling to give americans clear guidance with dr. walensky admitting she hasn't communicated the uncertainty of the pandemic. >>> also tonight, new details emerging about the hostage standoff inside a texas synagogue that terrorized worshipers for nearly 11 hours. we'll have more information on the gunman, hi

i'm poppy harlow in new york here in the "cnn newsroom." we have significant developments this hour in today's breaking news. one of four hostages in a texas synagogue has just been released unharmed. the fbi continues to negotiate with the hostage taker who is still holding three people including the rabbi at congregation beth israel in texas right near fort worth. and the situation has now been going on for some eight hours at this point. cnn is working to confirm a shocking account of a woman who says s w

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one congregation member spoke to poppy harlow. >> report >> i think the shocking part was that it was my community. it was not shocking that it was a jewish community. it's awful that the cases of anti-semitism have risen lately. since jews were first walking the earth, we have been persecuted and it -- it's just -- it feels almost hopeless knowing it's my community it would feel like just another attack on the jewish community. but in every single attack it's painful, but it is almost inevitable that it will happen again. >> now there is still a lot we don't know about the attacker but we are learning there may have been a connection to the u.k. nick peyton walsh joins me now. police and the fbi said they determined they could identify the suspect but didn't want to give us anymore details. what are you learning? >> it's clear the investigation is full blown at this stage. yes, while we know there is some link to the united kingdom, what has not been specified even though the fbi said they know who the gunman was. we're hearing from the foreign commonwealth and development office in

david harlow is a consultant and los angeles were earlier this week the transportation secretary secretary gave port workers credit for helping save christmas. one of the reasons why crispus was not canceled is that ports like la on long beach moved record levels of goods. terminal bottlenecks have improved but whenever for container ships are waiting for a wrote the alley points. according to a study california farmers lost 2 billion export sales in just five months because of supply chain congestion. >> experts are down 22% statewide and this. so bad is significant. >> derek break is near fresno. he says 8-10 computers returned to china empty because shipping companies find a faster come up to five times more profitable then us exports. >> we are seeing is steamship lines sending empty containers back to refill so they can get more product in and rather than sending them back with american-made products. all-americans continue to buy record number of chinese products, there short of their obligation to write american products with the trade agreement, an issue which officials promised to

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i'm poppy harlow in for kate bolduan. >>> winter blast. tens of thousands without power as a major winter storm slams the east coast. escalating tensions, a top republican lawmaker says he believes the u.s. is now in a new cold war with russia. how will the biden administration prevent an invasion of ukraine? >>> and olympic change. china overnight announcing it will not sell tickets to spectators for the upcoming beijing olympics due to covid concerns. >>> welcome to a special holiday edition of "at this hour" on this martin luther king jr. day. i'm glad you're here. >>> we begin with a powerful winter storm stretching nearly a thousand miles from georgia to maine. millions are waking up to freezing rain, heavy snowfall, ferocious winds, even tornado damage. more than 215,000 homes and businesses across 11 states are without power. road conditions are treacherous. officials are pleading with people in hard-hit areas to stay home.

i'm poppy harlow. our coverage continues now with wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now -- the omicron wave is still -- still very much on the rise here in the united states as experts warn the surge won't peak any time soon. but the cdc is struggling to give americans clear guidance with dr. walensky admitting she hasn't communicated the uncertainty of the pandemic. >>> also tonight, new details emerging about the hostage standoff inside a texas synagogue that terrorized worshipers for nearly 11 hours. we'll have more information on the gunman, his motive and what finally brought the awful ordeal to an end. >>> on this martin luther king jr. holiday, the late civil rights leader's family is urging congress to pass president biden's voting rights bill. but the legislation has stalled in the u.s. senate with one key democrat warning the white house -- warning the white house that the bill is now on life support. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the wo

>>> top of the hour, good evening everyone, so glad you're with me, i'm poppy harlow in for hannah brown, watching as millions of americans are hunkerring down as this winter storm makes travel power outage. >>> cutting covid quarantine from 10 to 5 days may be premature, we begin this hour with the winter storm plowing across the eastern united states. right now more than 80 million people on winter weather alerts across the east, the storl will exit the south tonight and march across new england across the southeast some 180,000 homes and businesses without power, trees brought down, heavy winds and the rate of freezing rain and snow as well, and across the country, traffic snarled on this day before the martin luther king jr. holiday, flights ka canceled today and many delays. not used to snow, let alone this much, right? >> reporter: that's right, and underneath all this snow is a lot of ice, the word of the day has been travel. air travel, with more than 90% of the flights out of the charlotte's airport cancelled but if you look at the live drone footage showing the interstates arou

i'm poppy harlow in for kate bolduan. >>> winter blast. tens of thousands without power as a major winter storm slams the east coast. escalating tensions, a top republican lawmaker says he believes the u.s. is now in a new cold war with russia. how will the biden administration prevent an invasion of ukraine? >>> and olympic change. china overnight announcing it will not sell tickets to spectators for the upcoming beijing olympics due to covid concerns. >>> welcome to a special holiday edition of "at this hour" on this martin luther king jr. day. i'm glad you're here. >>> we begin with a powerful winter storm stretching nearly a thousand miles from georgia to maine. millions are waking up to freezing rain, heavy snowfall, ferocious winds, even tornado damage. more than 215,000 homes and businesses across 11 states are without power. road conditions are treacherous. officials are pleading with people in hard-hit areas to stay home. thousands of flights have been canceled, creating a real mess for air travelers. we have every angle covered.

. >> david harlow is a freight consultant in los angeles, where earlier this week the transportation secretary gave port workers credit for helping save christmas. >> one of the reasons why christmas was not, in fact, canceled ports like l.a. and long beach moved record levels of goods. >> turtle bottlenecks have improved 104 container ships are waiting or en route to the l.a. ports. according to a recent study california farmers lost 2 billion in export sales in five months because of supply chain congestion. >> exports are down 22% statewide in this $3 billion almond crop. that's significant. that's a burden we have never had. >> darren is a almond farm near fresno. 8 in 10 return to china empty. shipping companies find it faster and five times more profitable than u.s. exports. >> we are seeing the steam ship lines sending empty containers back to refill so they can import more product in rather than sending back hauls filled with american made products. >> while americans continue buying record amounts of chinese products, china is $70 billion short of its obligation to buy more

my constituents in harlow, any to their families and clothe their families, and the tax rise, if you are on £20,000 for example you have to pay an extra £90 and if you are on £30,000, you play close to £250 and given that energy bills are going up to potentially £2000 a month, which is unaffordable for millions of people, we have to do everything we can to cut the cost of living and keep the taxes down. bhd can to cut the cost of living and keep the taxes down.— can to cut the cost of living and keep the taxes down. and yet, here is the sunday _ keep the taxes down. and yet, here is the sunday times _ keep the taxes down. and yet, here is the sunday times article, - keep the taxes down. and yet, here is the sunday times article, they i is the sunday times article, they say we must go ahead with what they call this health and care levy. so it looks like they are just going to do it, whatever you argue for they say this is the way to raise the money, ratherthan say this is the way to raise the money, rather than the ways that you suggest. money, rather than the ways that you su: