So Stuart, what is your title?

National Training and Exercise Advisor.

Stuart Frisch is pretty vague when he talks about his job.

What is shorthand for what you do?

Like if you introduce yourself to a new neighbor, what do you tell them?

If I introduce myself to a new neighbor before I know them, I tell them I work in non-profit.

What Stuart actually does is work in security.

He trains people for how to survive mass shootings and terrorist attacks.

Or else they get to know that they probably can't shut me up, but new neighbors probably

just hear that I work in non-profit.

Stuart is Jewish.

He focuses his work on synagogues.

I grew up in a small Jewish community in a small southern town where security meant,

you know, that you hide the wine bottles from the kids on Saturday morning, doing a locks

on the doors.

I never saw a police officer anywhere near a synagogue ever.

And this is a new world.

You were live in the scene of Newsroom, I'm Jim Acosta in Washington and we are starting

this hour once again with the breaking news, at least four people are believed to be

held hostage right now, including a rabbi at a synagogue in Colleville, Texas, the FBI.

When you first heard about the hostage situation in Colleville, Texas, I wonder what your first

thought was.

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