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we are all part of this community and together we can get through anything. >> pittsburgh and the nation come to terms with one of the deadliest attacks on the jewish community in the u.s. this as we learn what the future could hold for the suspect. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. news concerning that suspect of the deadly shooting in pittsburgh, attorneys say they'll seek the death penalty against the suspect. >> maggie of some of the victims. >> reporter: this street is filled with quiet tree lined streets often described as

charming. now people say they're in shock, numb and they'll grapple with how they'll ever move on. thousands paying their respect. >> we will drive anti-semitism and the hate of any people back to the basement. >> reporter: to the 11 victims murdered saturday morning while attending service inside a synagogue. targeted simply because of their religion. >> this is unbelievable. people have to stop the hate. >> reporter: their names read one by one. including lifetime members brothers david and cecil rosenthal both with special needs. >> you don't get a more innocent harmless individual who doesn't have an ill bone in his body. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney in pittsburgh now seeking approval for the death penalty against robert bowers. a site popular among alt right activists and white nationalists, chilling details are emerge.

the intro on his social media page reading jews are the children of satan. >> we stand together as a community. >> reporter: a horrific senseless act that this community is still grappling to understand as the nation mourns with pittsburgh. the steelers game paused for a moment of silence and the lights dimmed on the empire state building. only an orange beacon to draw attention to gun awareness. the jewish community is there but so are hundreds of others. and people keep telling us that while one faith was target they will stand together as one. in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, maggie ruly, abc 7 news. >> hundreds of people attended vigils around the area to honor the pittsburgh synagogue shooting victims. visited many today and has more on how her community is coping. ♪ throw your hat over the wall >> reporter: you can hear a lot

of things as you walk down the embarcadero, but sunday something sounded really nice. >> we're aiming to sing to give a little context to what's going on right now. ♪ >> i think we're a combination of some outrage and also trying to sing about love. >> reporter: this group calls themselves future chorus. they decided on a whip to go out and sing in light of the synagogue shooting in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, that left 11 people dead and six injured. this is tribute to those lives and a call to crush the hate fueling these tragic acts. >> we have to be out and show that we're all out here and that's more of us. and if we don't show that -- >> reporter: in palo alto candles lit for the 11 people killed. followed that statement by denouncing anger.

he says it's light that will lead people from grief. >> i wish peace for all of us. >> no matter what i do, it will never be just for the people who lost their lives. >> reporter: jacob kaplan like many still processing what happened. but things got a little better as he witnessed the turnout that stanford's university used to honor the pittsburgh victims. now it's time for action says rabbi greenberg. >> the future is determined by the love of the human hearts. that ultimately is much more powerful. >> people from many faiths honored the victims of yesterday's shooting by calling for peace and unity in san francisco. ♪ >> abc 7 news was inside temple emmanu w myeople in their. one congregation's rabbis

called on people of different backgrounds to embrace each other. >> when we help hold each other up at a time like this, we help bring hope back into life. >> we as people of faith can only respond with faith, with hope and with love. >> we are here to affirm being alive, a-l-i-v-e, aware, loving, inspired and engaged. >> a survivor of a neo-nazi attack of osouthern california jewish center also spoke at today's service. >> pope francis called the attack an inhumane act of violence. he offered his condolences to the city's jewish community and ended his sermon with a prayer to end outbreaks of hate. senator kamala harris talked about the synagogue shooting while campaigning today. she called it a massacre by hatred.

>> and whatever god anyone worships, whatever languages they speak or their grandparent's speak, wherever they live, whatever party they are affiliated with we cannot tolerate in our country these kinds of acts of violence. >> harris was campaigning for florida democrats in miami. the social media site where bowers made some of his anti-semitic statements is struggling to stay online. gab has been cut off from some bay area companies and has been forced to switch web hosts. abc 7 reporter lillian kim has the story. >> reporter: gab describes itself as a free speech alternative from facebook and twitter. >> it's certainly a community of people who have very strong opinions that don't hesitate to share them even when it constitutes hate speech. >> reporter: but now the 2-year-old social media site says it's working around the clock to keep gab online after it became known that bowers used the site to post anti-semitic

messages. although it released a statement saying gab unequivocally disavows and condemns all acts of violence, san jose's paypal canceled the account, and stripe said it was suspending transfers to the site's bank account. >> right now it seems the answer silicon valley has come up to try to silence these extremists is to cut off their oxygen supply, whether it's to shutdown their access to these services or shutoff their ability to get stuff like funding. >> gab charges access through additional features and raises money through crowd funding as well. the site is now exploring ways to stay afloat despite the companies that have cut them off. >> i think they're going to take what's already the dark edges of the internet and go further underground and even darker. so may may lose their closer than main stream audience but the dedicated racists and

anti-semites will probably find a way to use it to communicate. >> reporter: gab finds a way of companies to cut collusion have gone so far as to call president trump to act. >> abc 7 news spoke with the jewish organization hias, the hebrew immigrant aids society that robert browers attacked on social media. officials with the group say they have noticed an increase in hateful incidents. >> there has been in this country and actually around the world a dramatic rise in anti-semitism,ed in 1881 and has helped millions of refugees around the world. >> we are going to give you another look how the empire state building is honoring the victims of the pittsburgh shooting.

we are highlighting the top of it because it is a little hard to see that tribute. all of the lights on the mast have been turned off. if you look closely there is an orange light that appears to be rotating. the orange halo is to shed a light on gun violence awareness. >> over the weekend the city of tel aviv posted this video along with condolences. jerusalem's old city walls also lit up in solidarity with the pittsburgh victims. >> we too are honoring the victims of the pittsburgh sane gog shooting at the abc 7 facebook page where you can see this badge here. and don't forget you can get new developments in the shooting with the abc 7 news app. be sure to allow push alerts to get breaking news notifications. still ahead, have you cast your ballot? why you might want to get it in before election day comes around. and a collision on the water. what we know about the victim who was hit by a boat near san

mateo this afternoon. and new details on the man accused of sending more than a dozen pipe bombs to prominent democrats and critics of president trump, where he was working the week ahead of the alleged crimes.

on the pensu s mateo police are trying to find out what went wrong after a kayak aftea boat hit the 15-year-old boy. officers looked at both the kayak and the boat to learn more about what happened. they say today's crash is reminder for everyone who enjoys the water to be careful. >> we take these very seriously

and, you know, it's not just during the summertime but boating accidents like this could happen at any time, and people should cruise caution while they're out on the water. >> investigators tell us the person who had been operating the boat is cooperating with them. paramedics rushed the injured boy to stanford medical center which specializes in treating trauma victims. in the east bay police in dublin have arrested the man in connection with a terrifying carjacking at a gas station saturday morning. 28-year-old travis byrd was taken nyc custody in oakland. he's accused of trying to kid nap and car jack a woman who had stopped at this chevron station. the victim managed to escape from the vehicle but police say byrd violently dragged her back into the car. a bystander helped free the victim. police say byrd left with her car taking her to east oakland. that's where he was captured. in the south bay drivers and shoppers endured headaches today

after a water maine break sun sunnyvale. >> because of the water we can't cook the food inside, so business is down from the morning. >> the city of sunnyvale dez us the 10 inch pipe was more than 60 years old. repairs lasted into the evening. your voice, your vote. we are just 90 days away from the mid-term election and some people have already cast their ballots. early voting was made available earlier than ever this election. abc 7 news was at san francisco city hall where hundreds made their voice heard. turnout is expected to be higher than usual this year, so voting early may be your best bet if you didn't vote by mail and don't want to wait in a line. >> there's no lines. so if people are worried about line, there's no lines here. we have a very full staff here

to receive voters and provide the ballots. so it's been steady. >> early voting centers are also allowing people to conditionally register to vote, verify registrations and request replacement ballots. city hall will stay open for voters from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. next weekend. we do have a full list of voter resources and information on our website abc7news.com/election. it's your one-stop resource for information on all of the propositions. you can also hear from candidates running from state and local office. san francisco red sox fans jumped for joy after tonight's world series win. abc 7 news was in north beach at the red jack saloon. the sports bar offers boston fans a taste of home with its own green monster modeled after fenway park. the red sox beat the dodgers 5-1 to take the world series.

all right, you may be jumping for joy if you like warming temperatures out there. >> let's find out. drew tuma is here with the forecast. >> yeah, guys, in the next couple of days warmer weather will move in, but it'll come on the heels of some pretty gusty winds tomorrow night, which will heighten our fire danger a little bit. live doppler 7 along with satellite right now showing you a sweep across the region coming up dry. out there right now live look, great visibility. we have moon lit skies at this hour, so it's a really quiet night, a comfortable night. and the accuweather highlights we'll show you little fog overnight tonight. and it will be a mild afternoon with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. but monday night especially into tuesday morning we notice that the winds will pick up especially in the north bay. gusting close to 30 meals an hour. and that's why our fire danger in the hills will go up a little bit. but those winds will bring in some warmer air. looking

halloween. 52 in concord, 58 in san francisco, 58 in san jose. napa checking in with a cool temperature of 50 degrees. moonlit skies, mainly clear. maybe a few high clouds passing from time to time. but it will be cooler in the north bay than we were last night. so low to mid-40s there. most spots holding in the midif not low 50s oesh night tonight. 12 hour planner early on, a few clouds from time to time, but otherwise it is a bright day. comfortable temperatures in the 70s. so highs monday and our microclimate starting in the south bay, lots of sunshine there. 73 san jose. along the peninsula 69 for redwood city. tomorrow about 70 and sunny.

downtown san francisco sunny 67 tomorrow, and into the north bay bright and beautiful. 73 for petaluma, and into the east bay upper 60s to lower 70s into the afternoon. about 73 in fremont, 69 for berkeley and oakland. 79 for hercules. about 79 in livermore. the reason for the winds, live doppler 7 tomorrow night, this area of low pressure will move onshore for northern california and pick up those winds. future weather by 11:00 tomorrow night we're going to watch the north bay hills. winds gusting at 20 miles an hour at times. it looks right now the winds will peak early tuesday morning, but they will relax throughout the daylight hours on tuesday. accuweather seven day forecast

morning sun tomorrow. a halloween treat there. november starts on thursday, and very warm start to the month and the week and looking nice. temperatures back to average and we set those clocks back one hour as daylight savings time comes to an end early sunday morning. >> have you gotten over it? >> over what? >> yeah, three days left of october. >> thanks a lot, drew. we've got sports to talk about. baseball, football, and that's just the beginning. november. the stars

welcome to the sports equinox. in each box on the screen there's a different sporting at ts unique is all es today. five professional leagues were in action. baseball, football, hockey, and in any u.s. city. it is a sports fan's dream,

though, or a traffic nightmare depending on what seat you're sitting in. >> i wonder if anybody has actually tried to hit up as many as they can. is that possible? >> no. not with the traffic. >> in l.a.? if you got your own helicopter maybe. or and jet pack from the jettisons. >> but the best place to be tonight is boston. they are staying up late in boston celebrating and not because of extra innings. the worl

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fall under the intensity of the world series. the 108 win red sox proved they are indeed the best team in baseball, while the out on the title for a second straight year. 54,000 on hand for game five at dodger stadium. and in the sixth pitch of the game they saw steve pierce take clayton kershaw deep, that's a two run shot. named the world series mvp. his only hit of the game that solo shot off kershaw in the sixth. kershaw gave up three home runs over six innings. pierce goes yard again. this time in the eight inning. pierce hit just 1 home runs all season. he's four this post-season. chris sales struck out the side in the bottom of the ninth and that seals it. the red sox win the game and boston picks up its ninth

>> best feeling of my life. this is what you grow up wishing you could be a part of something like this, but that special group of guys out there, to celebrate with them, it's awesome. >> 33 years old now. last time i was in this title situation was which i was 23. so a lot of things have changed since then. i was able to come out on top and be able to contribute in october, that's why i play it game. >> i don't think we played our best, bought part of it and a lot of it is you've got to give credit to your opponent. and we had a lot of time to think about this one, but again spring is going to be around the concerner and like i said i expect us to be back here next year. >> the warriors spent the day in brooklyn for game three of their east coast trip. had home or away he's going to set records. warriors fans came from all over to see him, and curry did not

disappoint. he became the first player ever to have four or more threes in seven straight games. this one looks like it's from way out, but that's just his usual range. big block on the end and look at it, barnginking it off the glas the other. the nets got back into it with 23 in the game. durant stopped the four minute scoring drought. he had 34, curry pitched in 35. warriors improved a 6 and 1 with a 120-114 win. this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. and we'll have highlights from the nfl teams coming up in a little under half an hour. it was fun to watch. >> thanks, mindy. >> much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00.

we are learning about the whereabouts of a man accused of sending out more than a dozen pipe bombs to critics of president trump. where he was as he delivered those packages. and a security breach at a major northern california first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11.

proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to protect public safety. it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. good evening. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. in tonight's headline now federal prosecutors say they are seeking approval to approve the death penalty against the man suspected of murdering 11 people inside a synagogue. that man is due to make his

first court appearance in pittsburgh tomorrow. >> bay area residents laundered the victims of yesterday's attack. the group lit 11 candles for each in palo alto. and hundreds of others prayed for healing during an interfaith service in san francisco. >> several bay area tech companies are distancing themselves from a social media platform for the pittsburgh shooting suspect posted. paypal has canceled account. and they're now looking at other ways to remain afloat. a march linked many faiths in los angeles. they marched to a church and held a memorial at a mosque in the san fernando valley. today's solidarity march was scheduled before the attack carried out in pittsburgh. others called for peace and

understanding. new details now on the serial pipe bomb suspect cesar sayoc. >> abc news has learned where he was working when the packages went out. this comes as sayoc is expected in a miami courtroom monday afternoon. abc news reporter stephanie romose with more of what we know about sayoc. >> reporter: in this exclusive video obtained by abc news you can see this package bomb suspect working over a one week period. the fbi says he was mailing explosive devices. there's cesar sayoc hosting at the door of the west palm beach club. even as his mail ieds and sayoc was at the club again paging through a notebook. a fewer fgent ok downt auto zone store. >> he just had that look of, okay, it's over. >> reporter: sayoc is scheduled

to be in court monday afternoon in miami on federal charges accused of mailing 14 package bombs in these yellow envelopes. he faces up to 48 years in prison if convicted. >> political violence or the threat of violence is antithetical to our vigorous system of self-government. >> reporter: fbi agents are still combing through the suspect's van. law enforcement sources tell abc news it appears it was a rolling workshop, saying he may have made the explosive devices in that vehicle that was covered with political messages. inside a printer, stamps, paper and an unidentified powder and soldering equipment. sayoc's former employer says he used the van to deliver pizzas from her shop. >> we knew the side of him that was the reliable driver. and i knew the side of him that was anti-gay, anti-black. >> reporter: they're not sure if all of sayoc's mailings have been recovered and urged the public to remain cautious. stephanie romose, abc news,

washington. searchers have starting to find wreckage after the crash of a brand new passenger jet in indonesia. the debris includes large pieces of lion-air jet along with smaller items belonging to the 188 passengers and crew. it crashed a few minutes after taking off from jakarta. flight tracking records show the boeing 737 max 8 entered flight in august. authorities today confirmed the owner of one of the most popular soccer teams was among those killed shortly after it left a match yesterday. the owner of the lester city football club, two of his players and passengers were killed in the wreck. air active investigators have been deployed to the site to figure out what caused the hel kaur copter to go down. thousands of migrants remain on the move towards the border

tonight. mexico is offering people asylum if they'll remain in two of its southern states. with word of a second caravan that has setout from el salvador. that group is much smaller and made up of about 300 people. the super market and pharmacy chain says a pharmacy laptop was stolen last month and it contained names, medical conditions, prescription drug records and other health information. raley's says their working to determine whether the data had been accessed or misused. there are several stores in the bay area. still ahead, some scary love this halloween. see the unusual and spooky place a bay area couple decided to get married -- get engaged rather. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. a nice night out there, and warmer weather on the way.

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invited to the wedding? >> the picture is pretty epic, isn't it? well, a trip to a local haunted house proved to be more special than spooky for one north bay couple. catherine and her significant other kevin fisher loved halloween. they went to the blind screen haunted house. this weekend they went back with more than a dozen of their friends. and just as they reached a room called the museum of oddities one-handed catherine a box from the cabinet. turns out it was an engagement ring. she shrieked not in terror but in delight. >> i was not expecting it to happen at that time. i thought it seriously was a secret room that we were going to go through. so i was genuinely surprised. >> finding the common ground of stuff that we both really enjoy and that we both have a lot of fun doing, i felt like it was

something different that both of us could remember for a very long time. >> the happy couple says they plan on getting next october but definitely not at a haunted house. the witching hour lasted longer than usual today and started well before its normal time. abc 7 news was in san francisco with the first ever modern witches confluence. this magical marketplace was held in the county fair building. the founder said she wanted to create a space with like minded people so they could share their gifts and crafts with others curious about a more mystic lifestyle. >> the witches new year also known as halloween, so we're here gathering celebrating the thinning of the veil and creating more community for our magical folk. >> the event also featured a tea lounge and of course there was a broom making workshop. you can't just buy a witch's broom off the rack.

>> it has to be customized. good for a game of quidditch. >> valves and headers and all that stuff. >> he knows way too much. >> what did he say, four on the floor? we're talking about the overnight tonight, mainly clear skies, bright moon out there tonight. clearest spots in the north bay santa rosa and napa in the mid-40s. the 12 hour day planner to break down your monday, sums up about 7:32 in the morning. 4:00 in the afternoon 60s and 70s across the region. 73 for san jose, the same in fremont. about 67 in concord, and 73 in santa rosa and napa. as we get you into your monday night winds will begin to pick up especially in the north bay and likely continue early into tuesday morning. tuesday at 7:00 in the morning winds gusting at 30 miles an hour in the north bay mountains.

that wind will bring in some warmer air. accuweather forecast shows you nice tomorrow. looking like a treat for halloween. a warm start to november on thursday. we will stay mild to finish out the week on friday, and the upcoming weekend a little change in the temperature but nonetheless we'll see sunshine and nice comfortable conditions in the 70s and 80s. >> is this where i can say no treats in football? >> no treats in football? >> well, here's an interesting fact. if the raiders and the 49ers only had to play three quarters they would each have three wins. in the fourth

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leadership questioned the raiders carr played his best game of the season it wasn't enough. look at this throw and the one handed grab. 26 yards. that is beautiful for the score. colts up 7-0. carr answers with two touch down passes in the second quarter for 25 yards. the raiders take a 7 point lead. the colts kicker has now scored more points in nfl history than any other player. he passed the 2,547 points. the total right now carr picked up his first rushing touch down of his career, then he shakes a tackle and to put the raiders up by seven. carr passed for 244 yards and three touch downs, no interceptions. but the fourth quarter the undoing of the raiders yet again. colts outscore the silverac 21-.

left ten yards to jack doil there, and raiders needing to answer and fumbles the football away in their own territory. that led to a marlen mack touch down. colts win 42-28. the raiders now 1 and 6. >> i'm not going to give up, period. and i just hope raiders fans out there understand that we're doing everything we can, and i know it -- it gets ugly at times, but in a lot of ways i'm excited about the future. >> the coach always told me you are what you earn in this league so we're 1 and 6. so we can sit here and say but we did this -- we're 1 and 6. >> elvis in the house. see the battle in the nfc west. yes, heart broker hotel, appropriate title for this one. the 49er led 5-3 at the half. yes, i said 5-3.

c.j. beathard to maurkic maurkic goodwin. the 49ers had a 12 point lead in the fourth quarter and blew it. fitzgerald for 14 yards and rosen to christian cerr. the 49ers lose 18-15 the final. and kyle shanahan's look says it all. >> they're really hurting in there, and they should be. if they weren't something's wrong with them. this is our livelihood, and we're not happy at all with where this season's gone and there's still half a season to play. >> obviously you don't like the results but got to be happy the way our guys fought and just stayed disciplined the whole game. >> the sharks ened their three-game road trip in anaheim today. brent burns extended his point streak to eight games.

he'll get the assist. in the second period a moment he'll never forget, it's his first career goal. 2-1 sharks at that point. myers extended his streak to eight games. myers thought he had another later in the period but this goal is going to be called back. yep, the replay showed offside. for the second straight game the sharks cannot hold onto a two-goal lead. danced around the defense and tied it up at 3, so this one going into overtime. myers scored in the extra frame, and this time it'll count. he missed out on the hat trick but the sharks get the win. that's what matters. 4-3 the final there. earthquakes and sounders in the finale. one goal shy of tying in the last all-time scoring record. he would not get it. danny would start the quake's final of the year.

seattle's raul louie dias would score the next two including the last 30 seconds left in the game. of course off comes the shirt. quakes fall 2-1. they finish dead last in the mls. good look next year. even chris said this was the worst of his career. let's turn it over 2019 and start fresh. >> as you mentioned going in the third quarter both the raiders and the niners usually lead. it's the defense that falls apart in the fourth. >> it's the defense and also the turnovers. they come at such inopportune times and the team can't recover from them. they're hurting themselves as well as not closing out. >> niners and raiders on thursday. >> somebody's got to win that game. >> you look at all the injuries that both of these teams have. they're both struggling. you see the want to on both

sides but can they put it together? it's been a tough year, and we're only halfway through the season. >> also looking ahead to the workweek weather. >> sunny, warm, but the warmer weather comes on halloween. you won't need to cover up the costumes. >> what do you mean kids? >> you like those giant king-sized candy bars. >> thanks and joining us tonight. >> thanks so much for tuning in

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