jon: a mass shooting at a pittsburgh synagogue leaving at least 11 people dead. i'm jon scott and this is a special expanded edition of the "fox report." gunfire ringing out this morning at a pittsburgh synagogue. authorities say no children were hurt, but at least 6 other people were injured, including 4 officers respond together attack. we begin with garrett tenney outside the synagogue where the rampage unfolded. reporter: this is a predominantly jewish community

and the tree of life synagogue is a focal point for that community. and this morning it was the target of an attack. as services were getting under way around 9:45 a.m., a gunman reportedly walked in shouting, all jews must die. over the course of several minutes he killed 11 people and killed two others. when police arrived he was on his way out and went back in to hide from officers. two s.w.a.t. officers were hit and the gunman eventually surrendered after being shot multiple times himself. himself. officials say this is the most of horrific scene they have ever seen. jon: what are we learning about

the suspect? reporter: law enforcement officials and officers are conducting searches on several residences he's believed to be associated with including an apartment that we are hearing they just entered. the suspect is 46-year-old robert bowers. he's from the pittsburgh area. they don't believe he has an extensive criminal background or was on law enforcement's radar. they are searching his familial connections, his friends, talking to them to see what kind of person he was especially the recent days and weeks. they are scouring his online presence, including those on social media. there are several social media accounts that have been taken down on which someone with his name made anti-semitic posts.

one of those ended saying quote, i'm going in. this is all part of the investigation. they are searching his vehicles and the residences he's associated with. at this point they don't believe anyone else was involved in this shooting. but that's something they are going to be looking for as well. if there is anyone who did potentially help him out. charges are expected to be filed soon by the u.s. attorney as soon as tonight. on. jon: we go to matt finn reporting from a vigil in pittsburgh honoring the 11 lives lost. >> reporter: it's a you ar -- ia surreal and emotional event.

the vigil just wrapped up moments ago, and for quite sometime this very large crowd was standing in silence. then there were some prayers and a little bit of music. now people are just fellow shipping and coming together. the entire community has basically just paused to come together. there was an interfaith ceremony at the presbyterian church on this corner and a vigil and ceremony outside. there was a chant saying an injury to one is an injury to all. the organizers were high school age. they said they could not wait another day or another night for this ceremony. this is the most of well-known

area of girl hill. there are restaurants and shops, a social atmosphere. there is a lot of good energy and high spirit. and we are just a block away from the synagogue where the terrible travesty took place just an hour ago. so many people we talked to say they aren't sure who was murdered in that synagogue. they don't know the names. so many people walking around here right now say they are waiting on edge because they might learn it could be one of their own, a friend or colleague murdered in that synagogue. >> there is more information copping in about the people who died in that synagogue shooting. reporter: of the 11 people who were killed, fortunately none of them were children. six people were injured, four

policemen. the rampage happened inside the tree of life synagogue in the squirrel hill neighborhood. a former president of the synagogue estimating 100 people. several of them were attending a baby naming ceremony. a 60-year-old woman was injured with gunshots to her extremities. a 70-year-old man shot in the abdomen. another officer with soft tissue injuries and grave wound. and an officer who needed surgery for his gunshots. some of the victims were shot several times. the carnage was so horrible hospitals sent physicians to the scene. >> we knew some were injured and some dead. we were prepared to take care of as many as necessary.

reporter: the victims were rushed to three level-one trauma centers. local officials set up a victims assistance and reunification center where grief counselors and members of the red cross were on hand. >> i was able to caulk t -- i ws able to talk to two of the four. as soon as we get out of here we'll see them and see their families and thank them for the job they did and saving lives. but we can't forget the victims inside that synagogue who lost their lives. reporter: police in los angeles and new york are securing synagogues with anti-terrorism officers. jon: let's bring in danny

colson. jackie just talked about the fact that the synagogues are being secured around the country. is the possibility of a copycat attack first in the mind of fbi agents? >> absolutely. if you look at these types of situations, they tend to generate other situations. when you have a group of inadequate people trying to make a name for themselves. jewish people and israelis are always at the forefront of their minds. they should practice it and rehearse it, and armed security is not out of the question. i strongly recommend they protect themselves at all costs. jon: the president said that, he suggested an armed security

guard could have stopped that before it got too bad. he's taking heat for that, but it sounds like you agree. >> certainly i agree. these guys are cowards. he came in and engaged people who were unarmed and worshiping peacefully inside. when the place came he ran and hid inside. he's going to run away. he had a better chance fighting and begging or hiding. i agree with the president armed security is the way to go. hire off-duty security officers, or have your own security team. >> my church has that and i feel comfortable with that. jon: in israel almost every place has an armed security guard from a pizza place to

everything else. >> if you go to a movie theater over the weekend there will be is likely an armed guard there. it doesn't necessarily designate it's dangerous place, they are just there to protect you. when i go i take my grandchildren and they thank the police officer. i would rather have an armed guard than be at the mercy of some cowardly murderer. jon: the police did a spectacular job of taking this guy down. >> they were wounded and kept going after this guy. my son is a police officer and he's been involved in some of these types of things. we have great officers in this country. the best in the world. these guys are heroes, we should pat them on the back and thank them every time we see them.

jon: you were on the hostage rescue team. you know a lot about how these guys think. the fact that he was captured alive and he'll be seen as the pathetic person he really is. does that help prevent future acts like this? >> i don't think so. i think the evil in the mind of the shooters, i don't think it makes one bit of difference. what we see here is that these officers engaged him when he was no longer a threat they didn't kill him. but they were professional, they did their job as law enforcement officers. we are not at war technically. these guys perform heroically and bravely and within the framework of our constitution. there is not much more you can say than that. jon: they did a spectacular job.

danny colson, the former fbi assistant director. it's been a busy day for president trump. the president traveling to indiana earlier. right now he's holding a rally in southern illinois as he campaigns for congressman mike boss. ellison is in murphysboro. president trump: we must stand with our jewish brothers and sister to defeat anti-semitism and vanquish hate. the jews throughout history have gone through a lot. those seeking their destruction, we'll seek their destruction.

reporter: president trump said he thought about canceling the rally. but he felt he would be letting people down. so he came here to speak. the president says he plans to visit pittsburgh pennsylvania. president trump: the level of evil, the level of 60s. 60s -- the level of sick. he's a sick person. i have been in touch with the governor and i have been in touch with america. reporter: they feel like the president has kept his promises for the past two years. but they want president trump to do more for blue collar workers.

many of the blue collar workers worked for gm and harley davidson. they say they wanted him to do more to insure jobs do not go overseas. president trump began this rally by talking about what happened in pittsburgh. since then he covered a lot of ground. he talked about nafta, immigration and brett kavanaugh. and the incumbent here who is trying to keep his seat, congressman mike boss. president trump is trying to tip him over the edge. president trump is planning to visit 8 other states heading into election day. jon: a former firefighter. not too many of those in the u.s. congress. president trump visited indiana today. he addressed reporters in

indianapolis while speaking to the future farmers of america. reporter: the president's appearance here started with the energy and atmosphere of a campaign rally but quickly took a somber turn as the president talked about this wicked and evil act of anti-semitism we saw play out in pennsylvania. something the president has repeated three times today. he's calling for an expeditious death penalty of the gunman. president trump: anybody who does a thing like this to innocent people in a church, there have been so many incidences with churches. they should pay the ultimate price. i felt that way for a long time. some people disagree with me. i can't imagine why. but it has to stop. reporter: the president talked

about the trade deals with canada and mexico. indiana farmers in particular are concerned about tensions with china because shina is the number one customer are of their soybeans. the president did not address the mail bombing issue we saw play out last week. he did briefly behind to the political divides across the nation telling the people we need to speak our minds, but remember the principles of love, dignity and respect. jon: turn together issue at our southern border as more troops are deployed there. the caravan of migrants making its way north toward the u.s. jeff? reporter: defense secretary james mattis ordering 800 to

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jon: another major story gripping the nation this week. new information coming to light about the florida man accused of sending pipe bombs to prominent democrats and cnn. fingerprints led to the arrest of cesar sayoc. is he talking with investigators, phil? reporter: reports are that he is not. almost immediately upon his arrest in broward county at an auto zone marking lot, he asked for an attorney and immediately clammed up. as for this saturday night he's in a small federal prison cell in that tall gray building behind me, the federal detention center. he'll likely remain behind bars for a long time. doubtful if he can even make bail if he's offered one.

he's meeting with his attorney this weekend because monday he'll have his first appearance in court. he's facing 5 federal counts for mailing pipe bombs in identical packages, all in manila envelopes and sent to a prominent democrat. an attorney hop represented sayoc in four of his criminal cases in florida, he says he regrets not requesting he receive mental counseling years ago. >> cesar is a sick individual. he estranged himself from the family years ago. has no communication with his father for decades. told his mother that he hates her. he doesn't recognize reality. he lives in a fantasy world.

reporter: authorities say all the pipe bombs were assembled in florida. but the department of justice will transfer him up to new york city, that writes they want to try him in the southern district of new york. jon: the white van we saw towed to the fbi building, sayoc was living in it? reporter: at some point he was living with his mother. but in recent years that's what he has been doing. living in that white van which is essentially a traveling four-wheel political billboard much his highly partisan views. it had pictures of the president and vice president glorified and a picture of hoik there are in the cross-hairs.

he had pvc pipe, wiring to detonate it. the one-time deejay and one time neal stripper has a lengthy criminal history including a previous bomb threat and his fingerprints were in the national data base which became critical in his arrest. they matched his fingerprints with a latent one found on the package sent to maxine waters. investigators believe that van where he was living is most of likely the place where he was assembling all those pipe bombs. that van is in the possession of the' fbi and they will assume full of forensic evidence. jon: more continuing coverage of the maps shooting in pittsburgh.

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garrett tenney is reporting from the scene in pittsburgh. what's the latest there. reporter: dozen of people were inside the tree of life synagogue for shabbat services and a baby naming service. a gunman walked in and yelled, all jews must die. he was carrying an assault weapon and handgun and he started shooting. parishioners barricaded themselves inside their rooms. some calling 911. when police arrived the gunman was on his way out and shot an officer. then he moved back inside and he got holed up there as the squat * team began to move in. he shot two more officers before giving up after he was shot.

the state's governor says words cannot express the way his state feels tonight. >> my heart breaks for members of the jewish community. today all of pennsylvania mourns with you. anti-semitism has no place in our commonwealth. of any attack on one community of faith in pennsylvania is an attack against every community of faith in pennsylvania. >> we have seen that tonight. the past couple of hours, dozen of people from this neighborhood have been walking by on their way to several vigils to remember those killed in today's attack. jon: what do we know about the suspect? reporter: officials described the suspect as demented. i will mention his name one time so we don't give him notoriety.

his name, robert bowers. he's 46 years old and from the pittsburgh area. they don't believe he was known to law enforcement before today's attack. but they will be looking into whether he received any help from anyone in planning or putting together this attack. they are look into an extensive background, going into residences he was associated with. they were at an apartment they believe belonged to him for hours. they are just beginning to wrap up their investigation and gathering of evidence. they are also looking into this social media background to see what activity was there, his browsing history. there was one social media website said it verified and suspend an account that matched

the suspect's name. they said they found several posts on that account including one that was made an hour before this attack took place. and that post ended with quote, i'm going in. they will be look at the weapons he used. they will be trying to determine how he obtained those, where did he get those from. at this point they say they do plan to file charges quickly, as soon as tonight. attorney general jeff sessions said included in those charges will be hate crime charges on the federal level and that includes the possibility of the death penalty. jon: joining us is danny colson. he is the former assistant director of the fbi and a member

of the hostage reas cu -- rescu. >> you have to protect yourself in case he shows up. these guys, if they don't commit a crime, the fbi is limited with what they can do with domestic terrorism investigation. it's controlled by the attorney general of the united states. if somebody doesn't come forward and say i think this guy is going to do something or he doesn't trip up someplace, it's difficult to find these guys. you need to be prepared, but you have to get ready. jon: i read some of the rantings on the website, a lot of anti-semitic stuff. if to be corresponds sponld with him and said i think you should take a look at this, would the fbi have done so? >> there has to be some kind of

threat or indication he'll violate the law. it's okay to be anti-semitic. it's morally not okay, and it's repugnant. you have a right not to like anybody. guidelines protect first amendment protected activity. we talked a lot tonight about getting ready. the police are only minutes away wet seconds matter. you have to be ready to take care of yourself. especially if you are a minority group or church group or have a school. all these places have to be ready for these situations. jon: the police did a spectacular job responding quickly and taking this guy down. >> they did. and kudos to them. it seems like they are doing this every day in our country. we are blessed to have the best law enforcement in our world.

they are not just running away, they are running in. i think that's very significant. >> in the attorney general is saying this is likely going to be a federal trial and it will likely be a death penalty trial. why would the feds take over when the state of pennsylvania or the city of pittsburgh could do the same thing. >> they will work that out. i think the federal court system is a lot more efficient. they have all the resources in the world and they will put millions of dollars in this thing in order to solve it. but that will be decided between the state of pennsylvania and the district attorney. the buggest resource they have are evidence recovery. they are the best at that. they will have the fbi do it and try it in federal court. there will and lot of police

officers who will be witnesses to that thing. they will be heavily involved. it's a joint effort. we are all americans. let's put this guy away. jon: your advice is places of worship like this should think about armed security guard. >> people were able to barricade themselves. you are trying to buy time. these guys are hyped up on adrenaline or something else. and they can only keep this level of activity so long. if you can barricade, you are ahead of the game and you will probably survive it. jon: mid-term elections less than two weeks away. one of the senate races we are watching is in new jersey.

bob menendez is molding a 5-point lead over his challenger bob hugin. kelly, are you surprised the race is as close as it seems to be? >> not really. rob menendez has been a senator for new jersey for quite a while. and he has been a strong senator until his ethical policies. inon foreign policy he has a lot of respect. but you can't underestimate ethics troubles. i think democrats thought this trial ended in a hung jury. so he basically got off. they thought that's all we need to worry about. but i think the court of public opinion is harsher and can make judgments that are different from a court of law.

the people of new jersey are concerned. so in a way, i'm not surprised. i'm surprised it took that long for people to realize people in new jersey might be upset about this. you can see the desperation democrats have with this race. chuck schumer's pac just sent $3 million to this race. jon: when democrats have to spend money on a race like this that would normally be in the bag for them. that's $6 million they can't spend elsewhere. >> other senate races they thought they had in the bag, i think democrats have been focused on picking up the house. they think there is a chance they can pick up the house. partly because who doesn't want control of one of the chambers and part of the democratic base

wants control of the house so they can think about impeaching the president. i think it's great that the voters in those states are saying you can't take us for granted. jon: they are willing to give new people a shot. >> i am look at polling for these races, and i have to be sceptical because look at what happened with the 2016 presidential race. a lot of people didn't understand what was going on in parts of the country. and they had their own prejudices that led them to interpret data in certain ways. after 201 i'm surprised that any party thinks they can sit back and not worry about he single seat they have to contend with this year. >> let's talk about the montana

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