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live where you live. this is abc7 news. >> we've had a tragedy here today. >> still alive. we have at least four down in the atrium doa at this time. >> a deadly shooting targeting a jewish synagogue in pittsburgh. the suspect barching in. according to investigators, he has a history of making anti-jewish statements. >> although clearly it seems to be an anti-semitic act but it's against humanity and what is good. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. at least 11 people are dead and four police officers are among the injured. the suspect identified as 46-year-old robert bowers has been charged with 29 federal counts. he has no previous criminal history. >> it's being called one of the

deadliest attacks on the jewish community in the u.s. maggie ruehle takes us through the terror as it unfolded inburg. >> reporter: many law enforcement officials are calling this the worst crime scene they have ever seen. now the community is left grappling with the hate-filled violence that happened here. this tight knit community coming together saturday evening holding a vigil to remember the lives lost when a gunman opened fire at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh. >> the only shots we hear are the shots coming out towards the officers. >> reporter: police responding to reports of gunfire. the fbi ana tf arriving on the scene, as well. >> multiple agencies responded to this incident this morning. and without their courage, this tragedy would have been far worse. >> reporter: the suspect 46-year-old robert bowers used at least one assault rifle and-three handguns on him. >> the suspect's full motive is unknown. we believe he was acting alone.

>> reporter: he was not known to law enforcement before saturday's shooting. he suffered multiple gunshot wounds during the incident and is now listed in fair condition at a hospital nearby. pennsylvania's governor tom wolf says anti-semitism has no place in the commonwealth. >> my heart breaks for the members of the jewish community. today all of pennsylvania mourns with you. >> reporter: the case is being investigated as a hate crime. he is facing federal charges. >> we are dedicating the entire resources of my office to this federal hate crime and prosecution. >> reporter: local leaders say this neighborhood is known as the jewish center of pittsburgh. a place often described as charming. people say they are still in shock and cannot grasp how violence of this kind could happen here. maggie ruehle, mr. abc news. >> social media users are sharing this image to honor today's victim. the star of david has been incorporated into the logo of

the pittsburgh steelers football team. the image is being shared online with the hash tag stronger than hate. >> security was present outside several synagogues in the bay area today after what happened in pittsburgh. abc7 news reporter is live for us in berkeley where a vigil just ended. the security stayed on site throughout the night there. >> reporter: things just wrapped up here. we're still watching some people electricing out now. this is example of the signs they were giving out. there were also vijs in oakland and san francisco this even. all of them sharing a common message that the hate we've unfortunately seen often in this country needs to end. >> having a brother living there it touches home. >> reporter: jac moritz rocked saturday morning by the news of 11 people dead and six others injured at a synagogue shooting in pittsburgh. his brother a practicing orthodox jew lives in the community that was hit. >> i want to make sure he's safe

and all that. it's a whole community of people. it's a whole country of people that should be affected by this. >> reporter: his brother wasn't hurt but he's grieving. ♪ >> reporter: as were these people outside of the contemporary jewish museum new san francisco. >> not a question of whether it was going to happen but when. >> that's a lot of hate. it's actually an action. >> to those who trafficking in white supremacy. >> reporter: the discussion saturday night. >> one life is an entire universe. >> reporter: how do you fight back against hate. >> this group believes it starts through knowing your neighbors. and maintaining hope. >> we need to work together to move this country from insane back to humane. >> reporter: and berkeley. >> to target a place of worship. >> reporter: a similar message. >> millions in the world. >> reporter: but others are calling for something more tangible. in november. >> take a stand on election day. elections matter.

you can't just you know, post something on twitter letting everybody know how upset you are. >> reporter: i spoke with several rabbis there evening all telling me local synagogues having maintained a strong relationship with law enforcement in years past and they are still continuing to do that and they will be working closely with law enforcement in the days ahead. reporting live in berkeley, jobina fortson, abc7 news. >> thank you. former president barack obama today posted a tweet following the tree of life massacre. he wrote, "we grieve for the americans murdered in pittsburgh. all of us have to fight to rise -- fight the rise of anti-semitism against who look, love or pray differently and stop making it so easy for those who want to harm the innocent to get their hands on a gun." >> synagogues in the bay area taking no chances. security has been increased czech republicbly. news reporter cornell bernard shows what some are doing.

>> reporter: david bolaffi is checking all the doors making sure they're locked and secured. >> the fear is copycats. >> bolaffi is security chief for the temple where security has been stepped up in the wake of the massacre. congregants are entering through a side door escorted by guards. >> it is tragic, it is a hate crime. hatred will not be tolerated. >> reporter: a san francisco police officer patrols outside ow temple emmanuel. >> we absolutely stand against every act of hate in every form it takes. >> reporter: rabbi beth singer says a metal detect ser nothing new outside her synagogue and neither is the fear of violence. >> ibo every day because of the rise of gun violence fles churches and schools and public places. >> reporter: we found police officers on patrol around the jewish community center. >> it's devastating. i'm jewish.

>> reporter: state senator scott weiner blast the president for suggesting the shooting rampage may have had a different outcome if the pennsylvania synagogue had an armed guard. the solution is fewer guns and at solution is for the president toe stop with his hate rhetoric that is inspiring and inflaming these people to commit acts of terrorism. >> reporter: so far there's no evidence suggesting suspect robert bowers' acts were politically motivated. rabbi singer is making sure members of her temple feel safe. >> we play for piece and say shabbat shalom and pray for peace everywhere. >> reporter: the gates are lock add up tight.tie further notice. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> the council on american islamic relations releases a statement today expressing solidarity with the jewish community. it says, "such an act of terror aches all of us. we often our full support and assistance in the aftermath of

this tragedy and our doors are open at all times to our neighbors." it is the largest advocacy organization. >> the sports world senior remembering victims. before the start of the world series game between the dodgers and red sox, there was a moment of silence. all of pittsburgh's professional sports teams have posted some sort of tribute on social media. >> reporter: the pittsburgh series is one in a series of attacks against american jew. here in the bay area we've seen an upward trend in anti-semit m anti-semitism. some experts say it is not all motivated by hate. fear is a big issue, as well. >> we saw today in pittsburgh what we believe to be the deadliest anti-semitic attack that's occurred in the united states. >> reporter: he says they've seen a spike in hate crimes against american jew going back to the 2016 presidential campaign. an almost 60% increase from 2016

to 2017. that's the largest single year increase on record. >> not only criminal activity. it's also legal expressions of hatred. it could be somebody saying or doing something using their free speech rights. >> reporter: even here in the bay area. in september during cat jewish new year, flyers were posted at five east bay synagogues. he says white supremacists are trying to plain stream their cause by sanitizing their messaging. > they talk about white rights. they talk about pride in being white. they try to attach it to legitimate issues of debate like immigration. >> reporter: he says jew have been blamed for a variety of society's problems and that leads to fear. >> there's a correlation between hate crimes and the statements and positions of public leaders. >> reporter: this law professor says when president trump attacks muslims or athletes it emboldens people to act. robert bowers complained on

social media about hias, a jewish group that voces for refugees saying they would like to? >> bring in invaders that kill our people." >> this is precisely the kind of fear that drives people to violence. it's not in other words, just a matter of hate. fear is a very important factor. >> reporter: regardless of motive, he says this shouldn't be seen as an isolated incident. >> it may not target your community today but it does affect us all. >> reporter: in san francisco, abc7 news. >> we're going to go back now to pittsburgh where police remain at the scene of that deadly synagogue shooting. > stacey cohen joins us live. tell us what you can about the investigation synergy well, we do have the latest news is the charges that were filed at the late hour here in pennsylvania against the suspect more than 30-count indictment including multiple charges of criminal homicide, cfl assault and charges under the hate crime

statue here in the commonwealth. yes, the investigation is ongoing because this is a shooting that involved 11 people killed, six wounded. two of those wounded were police officers. there's a vast crime scene. there's also an effort to scour social media postings. we've all heard about his anti-semitic remarks. in the charging documents released this evening, it was revealed he made very anti-be semetic slurs while being arrested. clearly the hate crimes charges are stemming from all that information, and it's just been a very active day. it's anticipated to be quite a lengthy and thorough investigation. >> is there any sign that there was a trigger for this? excuse me using that word but something that would have spawned this attack? >> reporter: that's very interesting. i heard in a report just prior to me, they were mentioning his hatred of this group called lias

and they were viewed as helping immigrants. there's some postings on social media where he al lued to the caravan that's got condition coverage heading up toward mexico and potentially the united states, whether or not that was something that learned him. there was a posting five minutes before this happened on his social media account and basically saying he wasn't going to allow his people, whatever that meant, to be slaughtered and that he was going to go do something about itting. > all right. i'm sure much more will be revealed in the coming days. stacey live for news pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >> we are honoring the victims of the pittsburgh synagogue shooting on the facebook page of abc7 news where we posted this badge where you can post your thoughts and tributes to the victims and survivors. >> abc7 first alerted people this morning where police reported multiple casualties. you can get breaking news updates with the abc news app.

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united farm workerson. this new main library replaces the former library built in 1951. >> a great day outside for an opening or whatever you happen to do. >> it was gorgeous. november. >> you can do it, yes. >> almost here. and drew is over there. >> you know, we've got a couple more days left of october. we'll finish out the month on a warm note. tomorrow though, temperatures do take a dip compared to where we were earlier today. live doppler 7 along with satellite "tonight" showing you clouds streaming in from north to south are still overhead all associated with a weak ripple of energy moving through to our north. the wider view, you can see some rain returning to extreme northern california. mainly oregon and washington will pick up the drops. unfortunately, that rain won't make its presence known in the bay area the next 24 hours. we have a live look. our camera atop pier 15 showing

you the san francisco skyline shrouded in fog. that is returning to our coastline right now. and it will expand overnight tonight. temperature weiss, we're pretty much on either side of about 60 degrees and a lot of spots. it's not too chilly tonight. 60 oakland, 58 in san francisco, san jose at 63, 64 in brentwood. cooler in the north bay. santa rosa collecting in with a temperature around 55. overnight tonight, the clouds continue to thicken overnight tonight, mainly overcast skies. with the cloud cover overhead, it doesn't get teet chilly. most spots in the mid if not upper 50s over the next 12 hours. live doppler 7 along with satellite, you can see the broad area of circulation. an area of low pressure off the pacific northwest coastline bringing rain showers to seattle and portland. you can see the cloud cover streaming in off our coastline, bringing us high clouds tonight.

we'll have that tomorrow, as well. there could even be a little bit of drizzle early sunday morning. 7:00 in the morning, that drizzle if we have it would be confined to clover dale, ukiah, points to the north. as we head towards it the afternoon, partly sunny skies. high clouds move from from time to time. that will keep temperatures mainly in the 60s if not low 70s. highs on your sunday, starting in the south bay, 73 for santa clara, cupertino 72, morgan hill warmer than that at 78. along the peninsula we go about 70 for palo alto 70, red woo city. 60s for half moon bay and pacifica. downtown peaks of sunshine. 66 downtown. 63 the high for daly city. north bay, a lot of 70s on the board. 673 in santa rosa, 74 novato. 72 valet cro ho. east bay, upper 60s to lower

70s. 74 for treatment. 69 in oakland and berkeley. castro valley 73. inland comfortable for this time of year, mid-70s into the afternoon. 76 for brentwood. 75 for san ramon. the same for pittsburgh. pleasanton 74. next seven days, partly sunny tomorrow. temperatures take a dip. then we do a 180. temperatures warm back up just in time for halloween on wednesday. mild in the first week of november, looking warm. thursday and friday, some warm winds in the 70s if not mid 80s each and every afternoon. >> he said it again. >> i know he did. >> november. >> i don't mind when you say it. i have trouble saying it myself. >> the word that shall not be. >> our costume whisperer. >> yeah, right. >> no bones about it, we'll show

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no bones about it. we're not ribbing you. this not so spooky halloween decor has become an internet sensation. a college student lives down the block posted these photos of her neighbor's creations. for years the couple who lived here placed life size skeletons in their yard in the days leading up to halloween. the bones family could be feeding hens one day hitting a pumpkin pinata the next day. >> i wonder how they have so much time to change it every day. >> i guess they don't eat very much. >> just some chips. that's all. >> just chips. >> all right. football saturday. >> absolutely. i mean, you talk about some skeletons. a low-scoring game but a great one. cal football took a big step forward today. justin

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abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> a large part of cal head coach justin wilcox experience came under chris peterson at boise state. today he delivered his biggest win in berkeley against his former head coach. they're ready for an upset at memorial stadium and got a good one. jake browning's pass picked up by cameron ft. sosle j lehner. evan weaver doesn't care. the big man manages to stay on his feet and return it. yards. reach for the pylon and get the score. cal takes a 12-7 lead.

fourth quarter browning back in. davis with the lops and nearly brings down the interception but he drops it. ugh. fumbled out of his hands. 12-10 the final. this could be a turning point for head coach wilcox's program. >> i just think everybody on the team played hard. we knew it would be a battle. i know they came in expecting to win the game. it's huge. it gives validation to everything we're doing. just love the guys and their effort. how they bring it every day. i'm really happy and proud of them. for them to be in this position and feel this excitement is awesome for our program. >> stanford hosting washington state. costello finds his favorite target. that's his tenth touchdown reception of the year. washington state scored the next 14 states. minchu, an easy toss. walk in touchdown for the

cougars. costello was 34 of 43. four touchdowns in this game. he finds kaidan smith for a score. cardinal leading by 11 at the half. the washington state came back, took the lead in the fourth. three yards to bell. cougars up by seven. 1, 31 left in the game. costello to whiteside yet again. 25 yards for the touchdown. tied at 38. there's enough time for washington to do this. blake maza made the 42goalwashi pac-12 north, 4-1 in conference play, 41-38 the final. >> effort does not show up in the win/loss column but what happened out there in the field, that's the team i want to coach. we had the lead and we couldn't extend it and keep it. >> we worked so hard during the week, being process oriented and seeing growth in so many areas

but not getting a win is a really tough feeling. > it was a heartbreaker for me personally. i felt we came out hoping to make a statement. >> this sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. washington state, washington and stanford all there atop the pac-12 north in their four conference games left. plenty of time for the cardinals to gain some ground. >> mindi, thank you. >> the big story tonight a shooting at a pittsburgh synagogue leaves 11 people dead. what we know about the suspect. you've probably seen signs or a message

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live where you live. thises abc7 news. >> good evening. thanks for sticking with us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. there is widespread shock and disbelief following another u.s. mass shooting. this time targeting a jewish synagogue in pittsburgh. tonight at least 11 people are dead and four police officers are among the injured. it's being called one of the deadliest attacks on the jewish community in the united states. >> the suspect identified as 46-year-old robert bowers has been charged with 29 federal counts. he has no previous criminal history, but he has a long history of making anti-joourn statements many on social media. >> candle lit vigils is to remember the victims happened throughout the nation and the bay area. remembrances happened in san francisco, berkeley, oakland and many other local communities. police departments in the bay

area have also increased patrols of jewish centers and synagogues as a precaution. >> the new york city police department dispatched heavily armed officers to jewish centers and houses of worship. offices from the critical response department and counter-terrorism bures made their presence known across the city. the department called it a precautionary measure. and drew cuomo said he would order state police to increase patrols near jewish centers, as well. >> more details are coming out about the florida man accused of sending more are than a dozen pipe bombs to prominent democrats and critics of donald trump. >> jim dolan with an update from the miami. >> reporter: the long journey to justice for cesar sayoc begins monds morning. he will be transferred to new york where he will eventually face trial for building and mailing more than a dozen pipe bombs to critics of president donald trump. a picture is emerging of sayoc, a troubled isolated man who was

sometimes menacing towards women especially. but some who knew him over time say he wasn't particularly overtly political till just the last two or three years. when he was arrested on friday, his van was covered with posters pro donald trump, anti-democrat and one that said kill your enemies. if that was his mission, he came up short. none of the 14 pipe bombs he built detonated. in miami for abc7 news, i'm jim dolan. >> officials in mexico abandoned a blockade to prevent thousands ofmy grab thes from advancing their caravan headed to the u.s. border. mexico's national human rights commission warned police the rural roar stretch of why was no place to hold negotiations since it lacked shade, toilets and water. the caravan has declines mexico's offer of shelter, medical attention, schooling and jobs. it is expected to continue its

journey north tomorrow. >> the fate of the owner of a popular soccer team is unknown tonight after his private helicopter crashed as it departed the stadium following the end of a match. it belonged to the owner of the leicester city football squad. the chopper burst into flames next to the stadium. there are casualties on board but officials could not confirm who died in the crash. >> a powerful nor eastern knocked out power to 22,000 homes on the jersey shore, it's the first major storm of the season with winds up to 50 miles an hour. the national weather service is predicting moderate coast counsel flooding for parts of new jersey and delaware. it's what's left of hurricane willa that hit mexico tuesday before traveling across the southern states. >> still ahead at 11:00, this is no ordinary fashion show. how this event tonight is helping get a much needed project off ground in the bay area. >> and i'm drew tuma.

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favor of the res debts right to own the law. a judge agreed with advocates to block the purchase. they say the county needs to do an environmental analysis of the project before completing that purchase. the group is pushing to put initiative on the march 2020 ballot that would maintain operation of the g e lannless voters approve a changing. > a special halloween event took places in heyward for children with special needs called trunk or treat. local firefighters, police, business owners parents and volunteers decorated the backs of vehicles parked at the heyward parent resource center where they handed out candy. organizers say the event helps kids who may find it challenging to take part in traditional halloween activities. >> an afternoon of fashion, performances and fun all for a great cause. the non-profit. i had an honor of emceeing their generations fashion show today. the organization started back in 1971, taking care of senior

citizens and they now spread the word of caring for elders. they have seven centers, including the largest senior center in san francisco raising money for a new dementia center which will serve those with als heimers and other care needs. >> beautiful inside today and beautiful outside today. >> very nice segue. the weather will be heating up by the end of the week. >> as woo distinguish toward the end of october, early november, warmer weather enters the picture. tomorrow a few degrees cooler than we were today. lows overnight tonight, not all that chilly. cloud cover overhead. mainly overcast skies. most spots in the mid if not upper 50s. 58 in oakland, 56 in san francisco, 59 in san jose. 50 in napa. the 12-hour day planner, it's that mild morning in the 50s with a lot of the cloud cover. throughout the afternoon, partly sunny with a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day.

tempatures in the 60s to mid-70s across the board. highs on your sunday about 66 in san francisco. 69 in oakland. 73 for san jose and flap pa. 74 concord. the accuweather seven-day forecast, partly sunny skies tomorrow. a little bit cooler on your monday. then we do kind of a turnaround with our temperatures. warming trend tuesday in time for halloween. a nice evening to trick-or-treat. by november 1st, warmer weather moves in. really beautiful in the afternoon. >> no spoiling the costumes. you don't have to wear a big coat. >> drew, thanks. >> were you expecting another seven-hour marathon world series game? >> i was. >> take your double espresso. you didn't need it. this one wrapped up in a standard nine.

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abc sports experienced by river rock casino. >> after an 1-inning seven-hour 20 minute game 3 of the world series, red sox and dodgers had time for a meal and quick nap before game four tonight. both teams running on adrenaline. it finally kicked in late. dennis eckersley threw out the ceremonial pitch. gibson hit eight dramatic home run. yasiel puig provide the drama in the sixth tonight. dodgers takes a 4-0 lead. red sox cloapn th two outs. mitch moreland connected on a three-run shot of his own off ryan madson. his first home run of the postseason. jansen gave up another home run in the eighth. tied it up at four.

so the top of the ninth now, rafael dee vers is going to knock in brock holt from second with the base hit. keep in mind, the dodgers were 54-0 when leading by four runs all season. they are now 54-1. bases loaded for pearce. he picked up three more rbis with a bases clearing double. the sox scored all nine runs in the last inning. they're one win away from a ninth snilts one thing about our team, we keep playing. it's been like that the whole time. >> we went into the postseason saying we had to get 11 wins. we've got ten right now. one more to go. it will be a lot better when we get that 11th one. that's it the mind set right now. we've got to continue what we've been doing and get that last one. >> san jose state has had a rough start to its football season. the spartans put up the points three times.

they've scored 30 or more this season. but they've yet to pick up a win. a season high 50 points would do it tonight. josh lev threw for 335 yards and four touchdowns. walker had over 100 receiving yards. third quarter, trey hartley, the spartans snap their seven-game losing streak and win 50-. the final. halloween's michael myers is pumped for the florida/georgia game. first to kansas state, oklahoma. kyler murray taking on kansas city. he finds a wide open c.d. lamb who races 82 yards for the touchdown. sooners up 17-0. murray, look at this speed. to the end zone, no one even close. you celebrate with a little rock paper scissors, paper. 41 sooners at that point. murray finds lamb again. lamb turns it on.

57 yards for the score. the sooners win in a rout, 51-14, four touchdowns for murray. now here's halloween's michael myers. he's pumped for the florida, georgia game. jake from finds jeromy ma holloman. puts the bulldogs up 14-0. franks the layser to freddie swain. 36 yards for the score. but from and the bulldogs bite back. he hit terry goodwin. stride. 24-yard touchdown. ball dogs win 36-17. ucsc without daniels. up steps tyler vaughan. hey, whatever works. he makes the touchdown throw. puts the trojans up 28-24. the sun devils harry takes a punt at the eight, runs back to the two. but gets corner and the edge. turns it upfield all the way to

the end zone. officially a 92-yard punt return or arizona state wins, 38-35 the final. they snapped usc's 19-game home winning streak. oregon state hasn't won a road game in 22 straight games. mcmillon, 75 yards. put the buffaloes up 31-3. time over, right. >> maybe not. final seconds fourth down, jake luton, to bradford. tied at 34. extra point for the win is blocked. in o.t. we go. oregon state scored. colorado needs a touchdown on fourth down. doesn't get it. oregon state snaps their 22-game road losing streak 41-34 in the final. this abc7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. in the 100th big little game, pittsburgh beat antioch 42-10. i've gone through my double

espresso. >> excellent. >> i met some of the young men from antioch and pittsburgh. impressive young guys somebody had to win and this is pittsburgh's third year in a row. better luck next year, antioch. >> mindi, thanks. with that, that's all tonight. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. for dion, drew and mindi, thanks for joining us. have a great evening and an even bett

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