2018. this is the "cbs morning news." a plane carrying 189 people plunges into the sea off indonesia minutes after takeoff. crews are pulling debris from the water as families gather at the airport and pray. religious leaders from all faiths and community members in pittsburgh come together to honor the 11 people killed in the synagogue mass shooting. a federal prosecutors seek approval to pursue the death penalty for the suspected

gunman. and the best team in baseball wins it all in 2018. >> the boston red sox are world series champions. captioning funded by cbs good morning from the studio 57 newsroom from cbs headquarters here in new york. i'm anne-marie green. the suspect in the mass murder of 11 people in a pittsburgh synagogue will be in court today. robert bowers would koh facould death penalty. the victims range in age from 54 to 97 and we're hearing from some of the people who were inside the tree of life synagogue when the shooting began saturday. hilary lane is at the temple. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. investigators here is a the synagogue as a crime scene could take about a week to process. in the meantime we're learning some of the victims were at a bris, that's a ceremony to

welcome a baby boy into the world. 20 minutes into that ceremony, a gunman opened fire. >> he didn't see us, thank god. >> reporter: barry werber was in a dark room with fellow worshippers hiding in the synagogue. during a pause in the shooting, 88-year-old mel wax was shot and killed. police say wax was one of 11 people killed by robert bowers. federal prosecutors are seeking approval to pursue the death penalty. >> during the course of a deadly assault on the people of synagogue, bowers made statements regarding genocide and his desire to kill jewish people. >> reporter: and they're leaving flowers and candles at the site to honor the victims, among them a husband and wife, two brothers, a doctor and a professor. friends say cecil rosenthal and his brother david never missed a

service. >> it's just like being in a community and i think that's why he was such a strong practitioner of his faith. >> reporter: at a vigil yesterday, tree of life rabbi jeffrey myers described the first moments of the shooting. >> i helped pull out the people that i could from the front, but alas i had eigight peoeople in backck. onone forortunatetely survrviven fromming so from something like this? she said we'll mourn and move on because otherwise hate wins. back to you. >> ahead, we will hear more from jeffrey meyers who was in the

synagogue when shots rang out and the latest from jeff glor. a day after the massacre, president trump blamed the media for the v volatile political atmosphere in n this cntry. in aweet he said the fake news is doing everything in their power to blame republicans, conservatives, and me for the division and hatred that has been going on for so long in our country. honestly it's their fake and dishonest reporting which is causing problems far greater that they understand. mr. trump will be traveling to pittsburgh in had the near future but did not say when. a recent report shows that hate crimes are up in most cities and jews are being victimized more than any other group. meg oliver has that story. >> the kids are being targeted

simply because they're jie wiew >> reporter: america in 2018 is grapi grappling with the rise of anti-semitism. saturd saturday's attack comes after social media threats, and spray spanted swastikas on synagogues. jonathan greenblatt was the antidefamation league noticed a rise of 57% last year, compared to 2016, that's the biggest since 1979 pnt tho. those incidents occurred mostly in 2016 for the first time in years. >> we see people bringing a tox it sity in -- tox is sity. >> reporter: they show more than one in 5 crimes were prompted by

hatred or bias. more were against jewish. >> there's so much hate speech right now, that we -- so much tribalism, so little coming together, that we need to focus on that. >> the adl also just released a report that found social media harassment targeting jewish americans has increased around the midterm elections and two-thirds of those online attacks were from people were not bots. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. the florida man accused of sending packages containing pipe bombs to prominent democrats and other critics of president trump is said to make his first court appearance in florida today. he faces five federal charges and more than 50 years in prison if convicted. he was arrested saturday after

they identified him through fingerprint and dna evidence. authorities allege he was responsible for sending at least 13 explosive devices last week. a search is under way for a plane that crashed in the waters off the waters of java. the plane went down 13 minutes after takeoff from jakarta this morning. boats have found debris from the plane. a official said the crew had asked to return shortly before they lost contact. they are trying to find the black box and retrieve it. thousands of central american migrants are planning to resume their trek through southern mexico this morning as they try to reach the u.s. border. meanwhile, 700 people in a second caravan broke through border barriers along the guatemala/mexico border.

the first group did the same thing more than a week ago and clashed with mexican police. a 26-year-old honduran man in the second group was killed from a rubber bullet hitting his head. for the fourth time in 15 years, the boston red sox are world series champions. >> here comes a 1-2 pitch. red sox win the world series! 5-1 the final tonight. >> boston pitcher chris sale struck out dodgers slugger manny machado for the final out. the sox won four games to one. it follows their team record in the regular season and a dominate series in the playoffs. they had strong pitching from david price and two home runs off the bat of steve pearce. pearce hit a homer as well. he was named mvp. coming up, a survival story.

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for his leg. > ja bolsonaro was elected president of gra sil. thousands of his supported he promised to tackle rampant crime and economic turmoil, but his frequent insults against minorities and women and admiration for brazil's past dictatorship alarmed critics. the white house says president trump called to congratulate him. "the wall street journal" reports tesla is facing a deepening criminal investigation over whether it misstated production figures. fbi agents are looking into whether elon musk's company misstated information about its production of the model 3 sedan and misled investigators. tesla said in a statement that it received a voluntary request for documents from the department of justice about its guidance for the model 3 ramp and it was cooperative in responding to it. per ball winn

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on the "cbs moneywatch," mercedes benz is under investigation and a killer movie tops the box office again. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning. >> good morning. following the roller coaster ride on wall street, this week investigators will be keeping an eye on october's big jobs report and key quarterly earns, including results from apple, facebook and ebay. stocks are back in the red for the year. the dow slumped 296 points on friday, the s&p slipped 46, and the nasdaq tumbled 151. the u.s. government says

mercedes benz is too slow to mail safety recall notices. the national highway traffic administration says they timlii letters towners involving recalls of more than 1 million vehicles. a company spokesman says customer safety is mercedes' highest priority and it will work closely with the government to address its concerns. a federal trial is set to begin today in denver could have far-reaching effects on the budding u.s. marijuana industry. a colorado couple filed a lawsuit claiming foul odors from a neighboring i door marijuana business have hurt their property values. it's the first time the jury will consider a loss to target cannabis companies. ibm announced it will acquire north carolina-based open source software suspect red h hat. ibm said they would buy common shares at 190 days, that's 63% above red hat's closing price on friday. ibm says it will move it to the next step in cloud computing. the deal is subject to red hat

shareholder and regulatory approval. days before halloween, the reboot of the horror ilm halloween dominated the northern american box office for a second straight weekend. >> the bus crashed. >> michael myers escaped. >> halloween which brings back jamie lee curtis took in $32 million in ticket sales. last week it became the biggest oth ever for a female lead older than 55. a star held on to second place and venom finished in third place again. >> i'm just going to stick with goosebumps, haunted halloween, that's my level. >> i understand. i can't get there with halloween either. >> thank you. >> all right. thank you. still to come, flagging down injuries. young football players in pennsylvania find a safer way to play. y to play.

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football. >> we're going to run it on three. >> reporter: football is a way of life in pennsylvania. how important is the ball to you and your friend? >> to me, it's like everything. >> reporter: several days a week as the sun begins to set. >> let's go. let's get our flags on. >> reporter: the kids at this youth football league suit up to learn a contact sport with no hitting. windber has joined a number of schools turning to flag football for its youngest players. >> when we were playing tackle it was like every game we were sending them over to the ambulance for the concussion protocol. it just got to the point where like this is crazy. >> reporter: in a paper published this fall, they recommended flag football as a standard for kids before age 14. dr. robert cantu is a concussion specialist. at boston university. he says children are more vulnerable to hits because their heads are disproportionately bigger than their bodies and

their necks are weaker. >> people that start playing tackle football after the age of 12 have a better chance later in life for mood issues and cognitive issues compared to a group that starter later in life. >> reporter: brett favre agrees. he supports a bill in illinois do away with tackle for young players. parents we spoke to said it's a great alternative. >> he's learning the game of football and the fundamental skills and being safe at the same time. >> reporter: and for the kids of windber, it's still about the love of the game. >> that's what i've been doing my whole life, i've been playing football. >> reporter: a win/win for these young athletes. >> down, set, hut. >> reporter: tom hanson, cbs news, windber, pennsylvania. coming up on "cbs this morning," former cosby show actor geoffrey owens joins us in the studio to tell us about his upcoming role on ncis new orleans. i'm anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news."

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♪ our top stories this morning. a search is underway for a lion airplane that crashed in the waters off the indonesia island of java today. it was carrying 189 people. it went down 13 minutes after takeoff from the capital of jakarta. boats have found debris from the plane and the black box has been located. and the suspect in the synagogue shooting will be in court today. robert bowers could face the death penalty. the victims range in age from 54 to 97. six others were hurt in the attack including four officers. president trump didn't waiver in his condemnation of the synagogue attack. he strongly denounced any forms

of anti-semitism but then he got sid tracked. >> reporter: the president and first lady greeted trick or treaters at the white house after saying an act of hate should not force the annual event to be canceled. in indiana yesterday, he condemned the massacre. >> there must be no tolerance for anti-semitism in america or any form of religious hatred or prejudice. >> reporter: but moments later he was making jokes. >> maybe i should cancel this arrangement because i have a bad hair day. >> reporter: critics argue the president has consistently failed to show moral leadership in the wake of hate-filled incidents such as the august 2017 white supremacist rally in charlottesville. >> you had very bad people in that group, but you also have people that were very fine people on both sides. >> reporter: adam schiff says the president has created a toxic climate. >> the tone that he sets is one of division, often one of hatred, sometimes one of

incitement of violence against journalists. and there's no escaping our collective responsibility. >> reporter: but vice president mike pence denied a connection between the president's rhetoric and political violence. >> frankly people on both sides of the aisle use strong language about our political differences. but i just don't think you can connect it to threats or acts of violence. >> reporter: president trump said yesterday he believes having armed guards at the synagogue could have stopped the attacker, but the mayor of pittsburgh disagrees. he believes that gun control measures would be a better way to stop this kind of violence. paula reid, cbs news, the white house. coming up, we will talk with president trump's 2020 campaign manager brad parscale about the midterm elections and what he thinks about the republicans chances of holding the house and senate. plus, cbs news contributor nicholas thompson looks at the challenges for social media

sites to monitor hate speech on its platforms. and former cosby show actor geoffrey owens joins us in the studio to talk about his upcoming role on ncis new orleans. that's the news for this monday, thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green, have a great day.

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with us. >> monday our favorite day of the week. >> yes. >> >> but we are here. it is good. >> you're actually going to crank up our temperatures as we go through the week. in a live look here, going east to the bay bridge. and you can see, mostly clear skies. check out our temperatures. 51 livermore, and 58 san francisco. concord coming in at 57. so your mother headlines, mostly clear and cool temperatures. partly to mostly sunny as we go through the afternoon. and near normal daytime highs this time of year but we do have an increase fire danger through tonight and ug