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. does a certain piece of evidence or information somehow move us forward into peaceful resolution and if releasing that isn't going to help to that end, they're going to keep that close to the vest. so bottom line, i wouldn't read too much into wha

let's bring in cnn law enforcement correspondent analyst josh campbell. josh, you're a former fbi, a man of many hats, you wear the journalist hat here at cnn of course. what is your read on this situation right now? we're told by the police sergeant there in colleyville, texas, that the fbi negotiators are the ones who have contact with the person in the building. and that there is no threat to the general public at this time. that is according to the police sergeant. that's the latest information, obviously information can change. but josh, what's your sense of that? >> well, as we were just saying, we can tell a lot of what is happening by the posture of law enforcement. there's a lot going on that we don't know but the fact that you don't see those officers rushing into the building, we've talked about in this era, post-columbine, where if an officer hears a shot fired, they will go to the sound of the gunfire, but the protocol is if you're in a situation where there's a barricaded suspect, there's a hostage situation, obviously the goal of law enforc

and josh campbell, juliet makes a great point. we've been looking at these pieces of video on kind of a loop over the last couple of hours. we're not looking at live pictures so much. we haven't really looked at many at all for some time since the media got moved back. that tells us what juliet was saying that perhaps they don't want us to see potentially how they're perhaps planning to bring this to an end and that might be because the hostage taker could be monitoring social media. could be monitoring cnn or whatever news outlet he may be watching inside this synagogue. >> that's right. what i do is harken back to, i'm from texas and growing up during the waco standoff, officials had the media back off a significant distance. we didn't have to worry about social media during that time, but in the event these individuals were watching television, they didn't want to see the posture of law enforcement, where they were moving. now in the age of social media where that information is in realtime and the suspect doesn't even have to

attorney kim wheeling, josh campbell and analyst el elie hoenig. tell us about this. >> this is a major step the department has taken. we've seen this from the ground up. what we have now is charges against stuart rose, who is a founder of the oathkeepers, a far right anti-government association, and ten others who are now charged with seditious conspiracy. part of what the government is alleging here is that essentially they carried out a paramilitary plan, essentially, that was an effort to prevent, hinder and delay the certification of the electoral college vote on january 6. how did they do that, according to prosecutors? they organized paramilitary training and tactics for some of the members who were there on that day. there were a total of 19 people so far affiliated with this group that have faced charges so far in federal court. they brought paramilitary gear, knives, camouflage uniforms, tactical weapons that they were ready to deploy that day. they even organized what, according to prosecutors, was a quick reaction force just across the

i want to bring in now cnn's josh campbell. josh, good evening to you. tell us what we heard today in court. >> don, for the second time in less than a year a jury in the united states sat in a courtroom watching the gut wrenching video of george floyd being held down on the ground by a police officer for over nine minutes. the officer who was kneeling on him derek chauvin obviously as we reported on was convicted of state murder charges but our viewers will also remember that after that incident the fbi launched its own investigation. federal prosecutors ultimately determining that in their view those other three officers who were standing nearby violated george floyd's civil rights. that trial kicking off today. the prosecution laying out their case saying that these officers should have rendered medical aid to george floyd two of them also having been charged with failing to intervene. we're getting a sense finally of some of the strategies we expect these defendants will employ particularly the idea two of the officers were relatively new, they were

our security correspondent josh campbell has an update from colleyville, texas. >> reporter: tonight, new details about how a deadly hostage standoff unfolded and ultimately ended. this video from affiliate wfaa shows the moment three hostages were able to make their escape from a texas synagogue as the hostage taker emerges with a gun before going back inside. and an elite fbi tactical team prepares to storm the building. the fbi now investigating this event as terror related. identifying the hostage taker as a 44-year-old british national whom a u.s. law enforcement force says arrived in the united states last month. staying at a homeless shelter in the dallas area prior to the standoff. one federal law enforcement official telling cnn neither u.s. nor british intelligence appear to have any incriminating information on the hostage taker prior to the incident. during saturday services the hostage taker took four people hostage, including the rabbi. he repeatedly spoke of a prisoner serving an 86-year sentence in the u.s. for trying to kill u.s. soldiers in afghanistan. sources say t

cnn correspondent josh campbell has been covering this. the oath keepers at the center of this. what more did this indictment reveal about all the planning that went in before january 6th including amassing weapons? that really caught my attention. >>. >> reporter: that's right. we're learning the about the details of january 6th and what happened in the days ahead of that, and what we're learning about this group, which is a right-wing anti-government group who was founded in 2009 by one of the defendants, stewart rhodes, they claim to have over 30,000 members. the fbi describes this group as large but loosely organized. now, associates of this group believe in a wide range of different conspiracy theories but at a foundational level they share this belief that a tyrannical federal government is oppressing citizens. indeed, the name oath keeper comes from this oath that they pledged to uphold the constitution in their words, which is somewhat ironic, because what the justice department is saying with the new sedition charges is these aren't patriots, they're criminal rebels. to

. >> cnn security correspondent josh campbell is live in colleyville right now. so josh, obviously don't know the name of that suspect, but what more do we know about him? >> reporter: well, yes, authorities are keeping that close to the vest right now. they say that that investigation remains ongoing. they're not releasing a lot of information as they try to get to the motive of this suspect. law enforcement sources tell us that they believe that one driving motive here for this individual was an attempt to try to secure the release of an extremist who is here in prison in texas serving an 86-year sentence for attempting to kill u.s. personnel in afghanistan. sources telling us they believe that is what this person was trying to do as he stormed the synagogue yesterday. a tense and frightening nearly 11-hour standoff brought to an end by an elite fbi hostage rescue team. you mentioned this happened as sabbath services were under way. some of the congregants could see on the live stream the suspect coming in taking the rabbi hostage and three loers. the fbi set u

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a law enforcement source familiar with the investigation told josh campbell that the suspect arrived in the u.s. via jfk five weeks ago and he was not on a watch list. there is more investigation to be done about how he went from new york to texas and why and how this happened in the first place. back to you. >>> the u.s. surgeon general is warning a national peak in the omicron covid surge likely won't happen in the coming days and says the next few weeks will be tough. he spoke to cnn's jake tapper on sunday and said testing is still a top priority. >> as the president said, we certainly have more we need to do on testing. and that's a message that's very clear from him to the public, to his team, that we need to pull every lever possible. it's why you've seen so many additional spigots opened, if you will, when it comes to testing, and why that supply will continue to increase in the months ahead. >>> across the atlantic, england is taking another step in easing some of its covid rules. starting monday, people can end their self-isolation after five full days if they test negative

campbell that the suspect arrived in the u.s. at jfk about five weeks ago and that he wasn't vetted when he came into the country, that he was on a watch list. we're trying to find out exactly what happened with that, poppy. >> thank you very much for your reporting tonight, and there has been much praise for rabbi cytron-walker who not only leads this congregation but was one of the heroes. i talked to a member of the congregation who has nothing but praise for him. >> this is the best guy anyone could meet. he went and sat with my dad. he is not jewish, but the rabbi still took the time out of his day -- we live 45 minutes from the synagogue and he drove down to see my dad in the hospital. >> rabbi charlie is loved and respected in this community and has spent his over 10 years, 13 years in this synagogue. we have a small community in this area. we're in between dallas and ft. worth, but there is a very, very large muslim community, and rabbi charlie has reached out. we have ramadon with the jewish community, we have strong tie

i understand from our colleague josh campbell that u.s. and u.k. officials with the state aren't seeing many traces of him in their databases in terms of anybody they had on their radar. president joe biden unclear it was on sunday afternoon about what the motivation may have been here. that is going to be key to working out precisely how these horrifying scenes in texas occurred. nick peyton walsh, cnn, london. >>> south korea says the latest missile tests from north korea are very regrettable. seoul tested two more suspected ballistic missiles. south korea said they were launched from pyongyang into the sea to the east. cnn's blake essaydowns me. what more do we know about today's launch. it's been a busy 2022 for missile launches already. >> reporter: absolutely very busy start to 2022 for north korea's missile program. four tests carried out so far in the first four weeks of this year compared to only a handful of tests in all of 2021. based on the estimated maximum altitude and distance the missiles traveled earlier today, japanese and south k

. >> cnn security correspondent josh campbell joins us live from colleyville. josh, we don't know the suspect's name at this point but sources tell cnn that officials are zeroing in on a possible motive, right? >> reporter: that's right. the suspect is known to law enforcement. they are not releasing his name publicly, but i say was because he is dead after this elite fbi hostage rescue team stormed the synagogue behind me in an attempt to rescue those hostages. this whole ordeal started earlier in the day as the synagogue was undergoing its sabbath services. there were congregants who could watch what was happening on the live stream as the man came into the building ranting and raving. at one point an fbi crisis negotiator made contact with the suspect, as law enforcement flooded this area behind me. those negotiations went on throughout the day. at one point one of those four hostages was released. around 9:00 p.m. last night the fbi made the decision to launch the team that had come in from virginia. they stormed that building. the suspect died in that enco

. >> reporter: john, the audio matches what law enforcement sources told our colleague josh campbell. when negotiators had conversations with the suspect throughout the standoff, he seemed to not want to leave the building alive. he ultimately died when the rescue team moved in. they recovered a gun from the suspect but no explosives. the fbi has identified 44-year-old british national malik faisalachim. the 11-hour standoff ended after a hostage team shot and killed him. all four hostages are safe and unharmed. it began during the synagogue's live stream of its saturday morning sabbath. in the feed you can hear him speaking. it is unclear who he is speaking to. he can be heard saying he plans to die . >> reporter: in a statement top cnn, the rabbi said in the last hour of our hostage crisis, the gunman became increasingly belligerent and threatening. >> this is the first time that anyone had abl can recall a hostage taking at a synagogue. but unfortunately jewish sites have been targeted again and again and again by extremists over the years. >> reporter: according to officials, he e

my colleague josh campbell hearing from u.s. law enforcement services this may not have been an individual with much about him on a day to day basis, with much information on the u.s. and british side of things, not much evidence of him as someone they had in their data bases in the past so a lot to think now i think will be focusing on his behavior, some of the incoherent you may have heard in the recordings of him speak, lack of sfophistication around that plot, may lead some to agree with his family's assessment of mental health issues but a focus now on what the uk can provide the u.s. investigation, what can be discovered at this stage as well and, of course, whether there is any potential on going threat or wider network. although, at this point, no public statement to see that effect, poppy. >> nick, thank you very much for that reporting. >>> when we come back, ukraine accusing russia of a huge cyber attack on its government. i'll ask if the u.s. is getting mired in another cold war. >>> plus, new data suggesting that cu

law enforcement source told our colleague josh campbell during negotiations with the police out here and the suspect on the phone that he had talked about not wanting to leave the building alive and at one point had even said he wanted to see siddiqui here at the synagogue so they could both die together. very disturbing and chaotic and manic and inside one of the hostages was the rabbi of this congregation. here he is describing those terrifying moments. >> we were terrified. and when i saw an opportunity where he wasn't in a good position, i asked, made sure that the two gentlemen who were still with me, that they were ready to go. the exit wasn't too far away. i told them to go. i threw a chair at the gunman and i headed for the door. >> reporter: let's talk about what we know about the suspect right now. a 44-year-old british national, akram traveled to the u.s. five weeks ago according to law enforcement sources landing at jfk and actually went through a vetting process and not on any terror watch list. his family released a statement saying they're devastated by this, apologize

joining us whitney wild and josh campbell. whitney, give us the reporting on this. >> reporter: john and brianna, let me take you back to january 5th, 2021, the night before the riot. the suspect, who is still outstanding, planted the pipe bomb. fast forward to the next day when kamala harris came in with her motorcade through this garage entrance. look how close that is. further, a law enforcement source tells cnn that harris' detail swept prior to the arrival, swept the entrances and exits, swept the driveway, swept the parking garage, as well as areas inside the building where she would be. however, clearly something was missed. further, when you look at the timeline, she arrived around 11:25 a.m. that day. the pipe bomb was president discovered until 1:06. she was evacuated at 1:14 through an alternate route far away from the pipe bomb. she was inside the dnc for nearly two hours before the pipe bomb was even found. clearly several questions about how this happened. it exposes not only a security gap here, but more broadly

campbell the suspect arrived in the united states five weeks ago at jfk and not on any terror watch list, poppy? >> thatnatasha, thank you for y reporting. >>> north cokorea fired an unidentified projectile off the east coast according to south korean news. japan's prime minister said it was a ballistic missile. it would be the fourth weapon's test this month. we'll talk with the former cia deputy division chief bruce cleaner later in the hour. >>> still ahead, ukraine accusing russia of a huge cyber attack on government computers. former u.s. ambassador to ukraine william taylor explains what is at stake right now on all of this and america's position given this plus for the first time in the january 6th investigation, the justice department raises the stakes using the rare sedition charge against members of the oath keepers. how the group's message spread to millions. you're live in the cnn newsroom. fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing

and i understand from our colleague josh campbell that u.s. and uk officials at this stage aren't seeing many traces of akram in their data bases in terms of somebody they already had on their radar. but even president joe biden unclear certainly it was on sunday afternoon about what the motivation may have been here. that is going to be key to working out precisely how those horrifying scenes in texas occurred. nick paton-walsh, cnn, london. >>> and coming up, djokovic reported. the tennis star forced to leave australia just hours before the first major tournament of the year begins. where things go from here. that's just ahead. >>> plus, how the djokovic saga underscores a bigger issue among some top athletes and their attitudes about the pandemic. we're back with that and more in just a moment. ersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the my

josh campbell is out front. he is outside the synagogue tonight for us and, josh, so what is the very latest that we know about this investigation? the twists and turns in, the links to the uk, it is all very strange. >> reporter: that's right, erin. tonight, we are learning new details about this hostage taker, this 44-year-old british national and the big development today is the fbi saying that this incident is now terror related. that's because law enforcement sources tell us that as this hostage taking was going on, the suspect was making demands to the fbi requesting that an extremist, who was actually in jail here in the united states for an 86-year sentence for attempting to kill u.s. personnel in afghanistan -- he wanted her released. at one point, telling the fbi negotiator he wanted her brought to the synagogue so they could die together. now, we are told that this suspect came to the united states legally. there was no information indicating that he would be on a watch list. that according to reporti

joining us whitney wild and josh campbell. whitney, give us the reporting on this. >> reporter: john and brianna, let me take you back to january 5th, 2021, the night before the riot. the suspect, who is still outstanding, planted the pipe bomb. fast forward to the next day when kamala harris came in with her motorcade through this garage entrance. look how close that is. further, a law enforcement source tel