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more about the suspect, the attack, the f fight are police and a new response from the white house. and we have t livem coverage from pennsylvania to our region. see how membersal of the loc jewish community are respondin to the tragedy. >> news4 at 11:00w. starts anti-semitism is tragically alive and well in this country an it must be stopped. >> a sea of humanity fighting back against what many are calling pure evil. this close knit pittsburgh community forging even stronger bonds after losing 11 of its members. good evening. i'm erika gonzalez. togetherrying to piece clues to figure out why a gunman would burst into a synagogue and kill 11 people. nbc's chris pallone begins our team coverage on what's being called the deadliest attack on the jewish community in u.s. history. >> every available unit in the

city needs to get here now. >> reporter: saturday morning in pittsburgh, a massacre, 11 peoplell adults shot dead six others injured as they celebrated their faith. >> we're underfire. >> reporter: it was the sabbath at tree of life synagogue, up to 100 people inside when a man armed with a rifle and handguns startedsh ting. >> it's a horrific crime scene. it's one of the worst that i've seen. it's very bad. >> reporter: police capture the gunman an hour later. 46-year-old robert bowers. the fbi is digging deep in into his past, searching home and digital footprint to try to figure out. ♪ as people gathered in pittsburgh to show support for the victims, president trump decided to go rough with a planned illinois campaign rally saturday nighf >> andu don't mind, i'm going to tone it down just a little bit.ha is okay. >> earlier the president suggested the attack could have been prevented if the synagogue

had armed guards for condemning racial and religious hate. >> the jewhave endured terrible% accuse. 've all read it, we've studied. they've gone through a lot and throws seeking their destruction, we will seek their destruction. >> the president said he will visit pittsburgh and a community now shattered by hate. >> o community, whether you're jewish or not, it's our w community andre all here and hofully there's ways we can support each other through this. >> reporter: several procutors haveharged bowers with 29 counts including murder and committing hate crimes. chris pallone, nbc 7 in us. >> we wille h seen support for jewish communities across the country tonight. darcy spencer attended for the victims in d.c. .david culvern is i pittsburgh tonight where hundreds came together. eam coverage our outside the tree of life

synagogue in the squirrel hill neighborhoodf the site today's mass shooting. david? >> reporte erica, we are about a block and a half away from that synagogue. u can see some activity right now. this is police switching out shifts. they've maintained thatpe meter trying to keep folks as far as back, they're still processing a crime scene back there. as their emergency lights are shining, there are other lights shining tonight, as well. take a look at one of makeshift memorials that has popped up, flowers, candles saying hate has no home here. all of this is just the start of healing. >> reporter: if there's power in numbers, then this is the city of pittsburgh show who its might. it is a scene that' becomell too familiar, almost routine. wed byating violence fol a community's embrace of one another. ♪

yet, when it's your home, your neighbors, it's different. >> i was kind of in a slump all day. >> reporter: karn gon m among the hundreds packing the squirrel hill neighborhood saturday night. >> jet le here together supporting everyone else and taking care o each other. >> reporter: and they're finding healing innt giving. > i to spread hope and love on a very sad day. >> reporter: breanna hanng this wom and her daughter a simple flower. it's appreciated. >> most of ourds frio to the synagogue. last week we went >> reporter: witnessing uncertainty firsthand, finding comfort close by. >> it's hard to process but knowing my family is with me -- >> it hits you hard. >> reporter: how do you find healing from something like this>. >> by gathering together, giving hugs to each other be an loving each other. there's nothing else.

>> reporter: we're giving you a those ok at one o sidewalk memorials. just in the past minute or so, there was a group of about five middle schoolboys pausing and reflecting over it. everyone is feeling the impact here.ik you heard her mention she feels uneasy right now. she's gn i perspective 20 years ago, she came from jerusalem and said she felt that she was not safe there, that she was often scared. she came here, she felt comfort, fe. today, she says that changed. >> hundreds of miles away, you can feel the heaviness of thati comm and our hearts are with the people of pittsburgh tonight. david, thank you. the people of squirrel hill where david is are not alone. people around the world are praying for the victims' families and offering support. outside the white house tonight, the jewish community and allies gathered for an emotion candl.light vi

darcy spencer continues our team coverage from lafayette square. darcy? >> reporter: erica, there was a strong showing at the vigil people wanting to come together to be together to mourn the loss of these innocent lives. one woman at the vigil told me tonit because of this shooting, she has lost hope. ♪ >> reporter: members of the jewish community came togethe outside t white house, many with candles in their hands to denounce the shooting that left 11 people dead an the synagogue in ttsburgh. >> it's not about who is republican or democratic. it's not about who os conservative, who's bel. right now we're really in a fight between evil and good. >> an end to this violence, an end to this hatred. >> reporter: they denounced hate speech that many feel is empowering it some to commit violence again jues and other groups. >> today, and the president

called the shoototg, quote un unimaginable. for us, it's not only imaginable, it's real lifer. repor the alleged shooter railed against a group that helps jewish refugees. mikey franklin says it's the me group that helped his wife come to the u.s. years ago. >> we lost a lot of our innocence last year after charlottesville when it became clearly naziism was going to bee supported by t occupant of the white house. >> reporter: even tho h the president strongly condemned the attack, some said he needs to lead the way in calling for an end toate and the heated rhetoric driving politics today. >> it used to be where i could be proudbe tube jewish and i hao pride in our government right now. >> i to one woman who brought her 6-year-old daughterd she t me she was remembering the naming ceremony for her daughter andt hows the

happiest day of her life. she couldn't imagine i ending in such tragedy like it did today. erica, back>> to you. hard for all of us to think like that. thank you. thei- afamation league tracks anti-semitism in the united states. starkganization gave us a warning earlier this year. according to the league in 2017, we saw the lgest single year spike on record of anti-semitic incidents. last year the number of incidents increased 57% from 2016. there were nearly 2,000 incidents in the incidents included physical saw thes, vandalism and attacks on jewish institutions. >> we could hear the shots and we wer standing in our living room and could hear rapid fire. >> muchore ahead including a new response from president trump. >> and we've got a lot going on around town tomorrow.

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n returning to our team coverage of the massacre in pittsburgh. news4's david culver joins us once again outside the temple of life congregation synagogue. >> it has become a very fficult and unfortunate reality that follows acts of violence. you have the community coming together, loving one another. that in and of itself is part of the healing. wever, what we are seeing more and more especially since parkland, havg covered that in south florida earlier this year, is that there is a distinct difference in how some,al espe young people, are responding in the immediacy of the violence. young people for the most part are saying they want people to act upon this in going to the polls, in vote. they're turning this into an effort to get out the hvote. say that's part of their healing. back to you. >> david culver for us tonight.

thank you. countries around the world are standing in solidarity with the ctims of the synagogue shooing. this building in israel projected the american flag along with the israeli flag on the front of its building tonight. shootings at placesf worship are all too familiar here in the united states. last year, the deadliest attack at a house of worship in theta uniteds happened independence sutherland springs, texas. a gunman shot and killed 26 people. in 2015, a man walked into a church in south carolina and murdered nine parishioners. thre years before that, a gunman shot and killed six andd wounur others inside a sikh temple in wisconsin. stay with news4 for continuing y coverage of thgogue shoot pging. the attack led had local leaderser to our synagogues. for information, open the nbc washington app. >> all right.

let's switch gears. eare than 30,000 people are getting for one of the biggest races of their lives. tomorrow's an marine corps marathon. in our area we're bringing in tens of thousands of supporters. day buses dropped off participants. nme were there to grab their bibbbers ahead of tomorrow's more than 26 mile race. the marathon is the largest in the world that doesn't offer prize money, earning it the nickname the people's marathon. our team will be on the arlington side of the key bridge. roour coverage tomw on news 4th today start at 6:00 a.m. all right. betith the rain today, i you are wondering if we're going to be rain free tomorrow. wouldn't all theik runners that. i think we'll be able to deliver. >> yes, tomorrow will be flip of today. we're looking at some rain chances for nday.

but luckily they'll not be impacting the race. let's look, i did make a forecast just for the marathon run persons hopefully they're tucked away in bed. getting ready to run. here's what we've got. cloudy b it's dry. the sun will rise at 7:31. temperatures 7:00 a.m., chilly. 46 degrees out ther as we head towards 10:00 a.m., we warm up quickly. around 5 degrees. it is going to be a chilly start, a cloud start but a dry start. we are looking at some damp pavement from the rain we got today. re's a look at the radar so you can see what's going on. d.c. metro area pretty quiet. tonight a few spotty showers farther south you head toward southern maryland. beyond that, i think we'll stay pretty dry. here's a look at your future cast. 9:00 a.m. tomorrow, we are going to be in for a some showers. did i lose my miking? there we go.

is that better? as we head through tomorrow 9:00 a.m., we're pretty dry. clouds throughout the area. theafternoon, we'll even get breaks of sunshine. now, 7:00 p.m. comes and another system moving in from the great lakes is actuallyo oing bringing us another rain chance tomorrow. it's not going to be super widespread initially but fairly scattered in nature tomorrow ght into monday morning. it's great that the rain is going to hold off. looking t yourfour-day planner, waking up tomorrow, pretty oudy. sunshine around noon. temperatures near 60 in the n. aftern a nice difference as far as today goes. it was pretty nip out there. temperature trends on the up and up. wednesday with, 70 degrees. the average is aroun 65. we're going to warm up before we cool them down again at thend the week. your ten-day outlook, we are going to be pretty dry at the start of the week. lots of sunshine out there, as well. now, as we move towards

thursday, that's our next best chance atrain. and after that, we're going to cool things back down. but the good news is for the trick-or-treaters, it is going to be a dry and clear night. >> i somara, thank you. the feelen good momt of the day comes from canada. capitals visiting the flames. how alex ovechkin made hi [engine revs] they thought you were loud then. they should hear you now. you're the brotherhood of muscle.

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that is his third touchdown. 42-12, maryland. onto the fourth, leak in motion, he i goodor 43 yards. his fourth touchdown as the running back had a pretty good day,ar 140ds on five carries. maryland scored sixwn touchs of 40 yards or longer, d one win away from bowl eligible. >> the redins have their second division game n sunday against the giants, they're the isly team in the divion with a winning record but haven't had much success at the meadowlands, 1-5n their last six trips. the redskins s in the driver's seat in the nfc east but not ready to look at the division crown just yet. >> we're just focused on the giants. la wr oncan focus where we're ranked in the division or how well we're doing. we know we've got to focus on the giants they will wk and then the next opponent. we've got to execute this week

so we can stay atop the division and ctinue to be the team we know we can be. >> it's always just one game at a time. redskins a giants kickoff set for 1:00. >> thank you soermuch. want to wish good luck to all the runners forhe marine corps marathon. it looks like you'll have cool rweather butn free. >> rain free, just some clouds. things will look nice b lunch. >> have a great race day everybody. thank you for joining us tonight. tonight. ghaturday ni

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