Hey there, from CNN. I'm David Rind with the five things you need to know for Monday,

December 15th.

The manhunt continues for an unknown suspect in the Brown University shooting, in which two

students were killed, nine others were injured.

So this story really took a turn overnight.

Officials announced they were going to release a man they had detained in connection with the shooting,

saying the evidence is now pointing them in a, quote, different direction.

Providence Mayor Brett Smiley says investigators believe only one person is responsible for the attack,

and Smiley urged residents on ABC this morning to remain calm with the suspects still at large.

After this individual was released last night, I understand that that anxiety level has risen

in our community, but it's no different than a day ago, which is that we've received,

continue to receive, zero credible threats to our community, Brown or the broader community.

And so we have an enhanced police presence to try to give that comfort, that sense of security.

In Alabama Church said one of its parishioners was killed in the shooting, Ella Cook.

Cook was the vice president of the Brown University College Republicans.

Got more news coming up, including some information on the suspects in the Bondi Beach

shooting in Australia.

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