And to the sound of Thank You Press, we say welcome to meet the press now. I'm Kelly O'Donnell in Washington.

You've just been listening to President Trump taking questions from reporters in the Oval Office,

as we are following breaking news on a number of disturbing incidents of violence, both here,

at home and abroad, starting with an intensifying manhunt underway

right now in Rhode Island, where authorities are trying to track down the gunmen who killed

two students and injured nine others inside an academic building on Brown University's campus

this weekend. We're also learning new details about the deadly mass shooting in Australia

that killed people 15 people in what authorities are calling a terrorist attack targeting

the Jewish community. And we're also following developments in the investigation into the

tragic killing of Hollywood legend Rob Reiner and his wife, Michelle, with the Reiner's son now in custody,

and President Trump politicizing their deaths. The president also vowing retaliation after two

U.S. soldiers were killed this weekend in Syria by an alleged ISIS gunman. All of that, so much

of that, as law enforcement announced today, they foiled a

potentially deadly terror plot targeting Los Angeles on New Year's Eve. We will bring you

the latest developments on all of these stories ahead. But we're going to begin today with

Providence, Rhode Island, where police just released this new video of a person of interest.

That's how they're describing the individual in the Brown University shooting.

And they're calling on the community for help to identify this person.

And it comes after late last night, authorities announced they would be releasing a man they had detained as a person of interest, saying the

evidence no longer supported holding him. The mayor of Providence explaining the decision

this morning. What we're saying is that after a review of the evidence that was gathered, it was

determined that the person of interest needed to be released. But until such

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