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longtime researcher joyce feinberg will be laid to to rest at 10:00 a.m.n irving younger will be laid to rest, former basketball coach, and melvin wax, who was leading services, will be held at 1:00 p.m. >>> 100 members of the steelers attended the funeral of brothers david and cecil rosenthal on tuesday. ben roethlisberger and mike tomlin were there. it was intensely personal. tomlin lives in the squirrel hill neighborhood, just 800 yards from the scene of the massacre. david and cecil's sister, michelle, used to work for the steelers. >>> the pittsburgh pension honoring the victims -- pittsburgh penguins honoring the victims with a moment of silence before the game with the islanders. the penguins players also wore a "stronger than hate" patch and honored two of the police officers wounded in the attack. they were honored during the ceremonial puck drop. >> good stuff. >>> new, the department of justice accusing pipe bombing suspect caesar sayoc of conducting a domestic terrorist attack that he'd been planning since july. prosecutors say his laptop held

joyce feinberg, 75 years old. richard gottfried, 65. jerry rabinowitz, 66. he was a doctor, and we have spoken to people who know him and talk about his kindness and his care. there was cecil and david rosenthal. bernice and sylvan simon. irving younger. melvin wax, and again, rose mallinger. victor. >> sara sidner, thank you so much. >> now let's get the latest on the investigation. miguel marquez, we just got some new reporting about what investigators are finding. they're searching the suspect's car. that's now complete. what else have you learned? >> well, look, we are trying to get an understanding of who this person is. and what is becoming very clear is that this was a person who was almost a ghost in life. kind of went through life without making any sort of impression on anyone, from neighbors to others. we have just spoken to a person who does not want to be identified who knew, knows mr. bowers and has known him for most of his adult life. this person describes him as a lost soul. someone who went from job to job and never really fit in. also desc

dan stein, joyce feinberg, richard god feed, jerry rabinowitz. il rosenthal, jerry rosenthal.d selvin wax. >> to reach 97 years old and die in this way. it's tragic. all of it is tragic. you spoke with someone who knew these victims. what did that person tell you? >> we spoke to several people. as i mentioned, this is a tight knit community and the seat of the jewish community here in pittsburgh. i do want to mention that so many people talked about the two brothers, the rosenthals, and how wonderful they were. they were special needs and they made people feel so welcome when they would come to the synagogue. they were always there to greet people to say shabbat shalom. everyone has something wonderful to say about them. we also met someone who knew the doctor who was killed in all of this. dr. jerry rabinowitz. here is what one patient had to say about him. >> what i remember of dr. rabinowitz was he wasn't just my dad's doctor, he was there for me. he was there for my mom. my brother. he was our doctor then, too. he walked us through every piece of my dad being in the hospit

joyce feinberg, rich gottfried, rose mallinger, 97 years old.z, brothers cecil and david rosenthal. bernice and sylvan simon. daniel stein, melvin wax, irving younger. 11 souls, 11 innocent lives brutally cut short. we stand here in your memories. may they be blessed and may the injured have full and swift recoveries. nearly 80 years since kristallnacht when the jews of europe perished in the flames of their houses of worship, one thing is clear. anti-semitism, jew hating, is not a distant memory. it's not a thing of the past. nor a chapter in history books. it is a very real threat. an anti-semitism is a clear and present danger. from israel to pittsburgh in pennsylvania, the hand that fires missiles is the same hand that shoots worshiper. we will fight against the hatred of jews and anti-semitism wherever it raises its head. and we will prevail. the bond between israel -- >> all right, that's the minister of disaspora affairs. he was sent to represent israel in the memorial vigil under way. tomorrow, we could get our first look at the man accu

longtime university of pittsburgh researcher joyce feinberg will be laid to rest at 10:00. then irving younger, a former business owner and youth basketball coach. and melvin wax, who was leading the services when the gunman opened fire will be held this afternoon at 1:00. >>> about 100 members of the pittsburgh steelers attended the funeral of brothers david and cecil rosenthal on tuesday. quarterback ben roethlisberger and head coach mike tomlin, you see out front. for them the synagogue massacre was intensely personal. tomlin lives in the squirrel hill neighborhood, 800 yards from the scene of the massacre. david and cecil's sister michelle used to work for the pittsburgh steelers. >> and a moment of silence before the game against the new york islanders. penguins players won a "stronger than hate" patch on their uniforms. and this -- two of the police officers who were wounded in the attack were honored during a ceremonial puck drop. >>> new this morning, the department of justice accusing pipe bombing suspect cesar sayoc of conducting a, quote, domestic terrorist attac

joyce feinberg, melvin wax, and irving younger will be laid to rest. >> the entire community feels they have lost their mothers, fathers, and sons and daughters. >> yesterday, four of the 11 victims were remembered, including dr. jerry rabinowitz, ben and arlene scheib were his patients. >> every wonderful word that's been spoken about dr. rabinowitz, absolutely true. >> i don't know if we'll ever find a doctor like that again. >> funerals were also held for daniel stein and brothers cecil and david rosenthal. >> there's a lot of people here have no connection with the rosenthal family, and it's just -- it's a sad day for pittsburgh, but it's a great day for pittsburgh too. >> shortly after the funerals, president trump and the first lady came to squirrel hill neighborhood. . they placed visitation stones ou tree of life ouomacr of david synagogue. not far away, hundreds lined the streets to protest the president's visit. >> president trump, you are not welcome in pittsburgh until you fully renounce white nationalism. >> the president also visited a first responder at the hospital and l

year-old jerry rabinowitz of edgewood. 65-year-old richard gottfried of ross township. 75-year-old joyce feinberg of oakland. 69-year-old irving youngner of mt. washington. 59-year-old cecil rosenthal of squirrel hill. 54-year-old david rosenthal. david and cecil rosenthal were brothers. >> reporter: this note to the brothers was left at that memorial today. members of the congregation telling us cecil and david, both with special needs, had been coming to the synagogue since childhood and were always there. they never missed a service. freddy rabner says cecil was known for his kindness and was often the greeter when members arrived. >> he was someone that we all knew. you know how there's people in the community that everyone knows. he's one of those guys where if i'm driving home, i would toot my horn and give him a honk and he'd give me a wave. and for us to learn that he passed away, it's a symbol of how senseless this act of violence was. because you don't get a more innocent, harmless individual. who doesn't have an ill bone in his body. >> 84-year-old bernice simon of wilkinsburg. 86-year

joyce feinberg was an assistant at the university of pittsburgh research center and was known for her distinct memory. she never forgot anyone's birthday. she was always available for whatever one might need. 11 lives taken away, inside a house of worship. earlier today, we spoke with two couples: ruth and seymour drescher, deane root and rabbi doris dyen. three of them narrowly avoided possibly being victims themselves. >> we noticed that-- as we were walking, one of the panes of glass-- there were shards of glass all over the sidewalk. and at the same moment, we heard ba-boom, ba-boom, ba-boom, ba- boom. and then-- and then deane said: >> i said, "it is coming from inside the building. it's active gunfire." run-- we ran to the car, dialed 911. >> reporter: you saw them only because you were arriving late. >> i was driving in, and i see them waving and saying, "get out, don't go in." i said, "what are they talking about? why would they want me to get out?" and then somebody else came running out, and said, "there are guns, guns going off inside." >> if we had been there three minutes

joyce feinberg, 75 years old, she was a former research at the university of pittsburgh. she was a mother, a grandmother. her husband actually passed away several years ago. what they say about mrs. feinberg is she would light up a room when she would come in and everybody that would know she was there. next, melvin wax, 87 years old, and he was an accountant and did many taxes in this community, and she was a brother and a father, and the most important things to him, was his grandchildren, his judaism and the pittsburgh pirates. and then a former businessman and real estate agent, and a former youth coach for basketball. he was most recently a greeter at a local restaurant. you can see how important all of these people were. yesterday there were also funerals. dr. jerry, and cecil and david rosenthal. the streets were lined for those brothers during their visitation and during the funeral members of the pittsburgh steelers came to the funeral because the sister of the brothers was married to one of them. and the day did not end before the pittsburgh penguins had a salut

>> i was not very close to joyce feinberg but i knew her. i didn't know her very well. oms and courts for the council of jewish women, and joyce was a volunteer for several years before her husband passed away. she was active in her research and in her work. she was, again, a very important member of this congregation. some of our supporters were not in synagogue on saturday morning, and one of them was malibo, and joyce would call him so she could pick him up, and he did not come but she came herself. loving and warm people, people that expect to be safe in their worship space. >> volunteers and greeters, and a 97-year-old woman, doesn't sound like people that need to be feared in our society, does it? >> they are not feared, and they shouldn't have to fear anything from the world around them, particularly with the kind of people that they were. the kind of people that they were speaks to the kinds of people in this congregation and in this city, in squirrel hill and in the city. we will rally and we will come back and we will not let any anti-semite intimidate us. losi

joyce feinberg was a widow with two sons. she was a researcher at the university of pittsburg. melvin wax a retired accountant was leaving -- leading the service when he was shot to death. irving younger was a beloved father, grandfather and youth baseball coach as well as a realtor. he will spare no resource to seek justice for those victims. >>> as we report from pittsburgh, the attacks of last the close knit jewish community heartbroken. >> reporter: eight men and three women were shot and killed during saturday services at a synagogue and pittsburgh. the shooter telling police he hates jews and wants them dead. folks are still in shock. today a gun threat prompting the closure of a school blocks away from the synagogue underscoring the level of fun easier. >> it is a little scary. it's not an active shooter so i'm just going to stay here and wait. >> reporter: the focus is turning to security and how to stop another attack like this in the future. there will be more security in place at the services this weekend. some folks are going further taking firearms training and get

joyce feinberg and irving younger, and cecil and david rosenthal who lived with disabilities and never missed a saturday of worship and husband and wife sylvan and bernice simon. people bringing flowers and cards outside the synagogue. one group carried 11 stars of david with a name inscribed in the middle. folks are expressing a lot of appreciation for the police officers whose quick response prevented this shooting from becoming much worse. >> i still want to praise the officers for what they did. they reined in the gunfire to help others. some of that is training, some of that is experience, it's their inner core that wants to save others, save lives and they did that yesterday. reporter: there's been an outpouring of support from around the globe for the jewish community here in pittsburgh, including from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he spoke with pennsylvania's governor tonight to offer his condolences and, jon, i want to point out, there's a heavy police presence at the synagogue still. that is expected to continue by the fbi for the next week or so as they continue

another woman, 75-year-old joyce feinberg was a former research specialist at the university of pittsburgh and was a grandmother and a mother. she lit up a room. she was a small person, but her important was big and lit up a room. she was will certainly be missed. she was described as warm and elegant. we are hearing about dr. rich, a local dentist who had been practicing with his wife for years. so many people that are so dearly missed here who were peacefully practicing their religion on saturday when that gunman walked in. >> horrible, horrible situation. our hearts go out to their families and friends. jess jessica, thank you very much. a strong, sobering, and hopeful message from the tree of life synagogue's rabbi, jeffrey meyers. listen to this. >> i experienced anti-semitisim my whole life in one form or another. i just never thought it could reach this level. someone who had taken to their own hands and make a decision that they need to murder jews. that concerns me not just as a jew, because it wasn't just an attack on the jewish community, but an attack upon america. this gunman

among them joyce feinberg, a retired researcher at the university of peittsburgh. cecil rosenthal.ear-old daniel stein. >> he treasured every minute. >> overnight we spoke with two sisters of victim richard g gottfri gottfried. a dentist. >> still numb. it hasn't really sunk in. >> his third sister carol was inside too. and he survived. >> he is -- was the kindest, most loving, caring person. he always did for others. >> from washington to paris, and the vatican, vigils and tributes around the world. in israel a strong rebuke by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and solidarity at jerusalem's a jerusalem's holy western wall. >> when i heard this, i was in shock, i was in pain. >> reporter: this morning flowers and memorials line pittsburgh's synagogue. e. discover has no annual fees. e. really? yeah. we just don't believe in them. oh nice. you would not believe how long i've been rehearsing that. no annual fee on any card. only from discover. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming poo

joyce feinberg, a mother of two sons. native of toronto, a researcher at the university of pittsburgh. she was described as caring, generous, and a thoughtful human being. melvin wax was 88. the first to arrive and the last to leave. he was leading the services when the shooting began. those who knew him said there was always a smile on his face. daniel stein spending his retirement traveling with his life. he made even the toughest tasks enjoyable. he was killed in the same room where his grandson's bris was held earlier this year. ir vi irving younger. a former tree of life president said i wouldn't be surprise first down he saw the gunmen walk into the room and his first thought was can i help this stranger get settled? and finally ber niece and sylvan simon. they died in the same place they were married 60 years ago. they married in 1956 at the tree of life sin dog. she wore an ivory gown. a neighbor recalls them as a sweet, kind couple who were always holding hands. joining me is shani whose friends was shot in the a

joyce feinberg was a former research specialist at the university of pittsburgh, who along with her husbandudents into their lives. one former student says she was an enormously caring person, lit up the room with her personality. and richard godfried was a 65-year-old dentist who passed out toothbrushes on halloween instead of candy. he was always willing to help out. he was active in his synagogue, he also worked with his catholic wife at her church helping to prepare engaged couples. to all of these wonderful amazing and loving people, may they rest in piece and may their memory be a blessing. ♪ >>> outfront next, two major suspects in the hate crimes that rock the nation, make their first appearances in court today. what's behind the rising tide of hate and anti-semitism in america. president trump blames the media for the anger in the country. labelling us the true enemy of the country. it's time to stop asking trump to provide comfort, patty davis, ronald reagan's daughter is my guest. let's go "outfront." good evening, i'm jake tapper in

joyce feinberg, melvin wax, and irving younger will be laid to rest.s follows funeral services yesterday, and a visit by the president and his family. president trump, the first lady, his daughter, and her husband, came to pittsburgh to pay their respects and to comfort a grieving community. the president and first lady laid stones and roses on the memorials outside the synagogue. the visit was sparking protests and some leaders said it's not the right time. the president counsel kellyanne conway said it's not about politics. >> the president never hesitated. he wanted to be there with the tree of life community to express his condolences along with the first lady, his daughter, and son-in-law. the president has shown up in las vegas, and parkland, florida -- he has been there for natural disasters that have struck different states and territories. for him, this is more of a natural place for him to be then people give them credit for. >> katie: david lee miller's life in pittsburgh. david? >> katie, president trump reflecting this morning on his trip

you the names of the victims now, and these will be available to you afterwards. 75-year-old joyce feinberg of oakland. 65-year-old richard gottfried of ross township. 97-year-old red cross mallinger of squirrel hill. 66-year-old jerry robinowitz of edgewood. 69-year-old cecil rosenthal of squirrel hill. 54-year-old david rosenthal. david and cecil rosenthal were brothers. 84-year-old bernice simon of wilkinsburg. 86-year-old civil simon of wilkinsburg, husband and wife. 79-year-old david stine of squirrel hill. 69-year-old irving younger of mt. washington. the bodies are currently at the medical examiner's office. autopsies have begun on those. we are doing everything in our power to complete the process in a way that honors both civil and religious law and the cause and manner will be released to the media as they're determined. we have not established a time framework for this. we're only in the initial process of evaluating what will be required to do that. and finally, in talking with the familiies last night, they are n shock and grieving, as you can imagine. my colleagues and i join

these will be available to you afterwards. 75-year-old joyce feinberg of oakland. 65-year-old richard godfried of ross township. 97-year-old rose mallinger of squirrel mill. 66-year-old jerry rabin wits of edgewood. 59-year-old sees he will rosenthal of squirrel hill. 54-year-old david rosenthal. david and cecil were brothers. 84-year-old bernice simon of wilkinsburg. 86-year-old simon of wilkinsburg. they're husband and wife. 71-year-old daniel steinof squirrel hill. 88-year-old melvin wax of squirrel hill. and 69-year-old irving young nerve mt. washington. the bodies are currently at the medical examiner's office. autopsies have begun on those. we are doing everything in our power to complete the process in a way that honors both civil and religious law. cause and manner will be released to the media as they're determined. we have not established a time framework for this. we're only in the initial process of vevaluating what we'e required to do that. finally, in talking to the families last night, they are in shock and grieving, as you can imagine. my colleagues and i join the auth

also, joyce feinberg. she was 75 years old. she had been a research specialist at the university of pittsburgh. her husband had passed away from cancer a couple of years ago, but students remembered both of them, welcoming them into their home, mentoring them. serving them up love and also camaraderie. she was also remembered as lighting up a room. one person said she was a small woman, but she had a big personality, that she was elegant and warm and very kind. and also, a pair of brothers. cecil and david rosenthal. they were really known as unofficial ambassadors here at the tree of life synagogue. a lot of people remember them, greeting them as they came inside. many people in the neighborhood knew these brothers, including this woman. take a listen. >> they stood proud. cecil was tall, david was small. they stood proud at the front door, at the door that was open into the sanctuary, whichever sanctuary it was, they just stood there, hello. they gave you a book, or they said "hello," they were like the ambassadors. i think t

among them 75-year-old joyce feinberg, a retired researcher at the university of pittsburgh, remembereds a powerhouse intellectual and profoundly thoughtful. brothers cecil and david rosenthal, described as kind, gentle and inseparable, they looked out for each other. and 55-year-old daniel stein, a retired grandfather remembered as family man. >> he was a fun guy. he had a dry sense of humor and everybody loved him. >> he treasured every minute. >> overnight we spoke with two sisters of victim richard gottfried, a dentist said to be part of the religious heart of the tree of life synagogue. >> i'm still numb. it -- it hasn't really sunk in yet. >> gottfried's third sister, carol, was inside, too, and she survived. >> he is -- was the kindest, most loving, caring person. he always did for others. >> from washington to paris and the vatican, vigils and tributes around the world. in israel a strong rebuke by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and solidarity at jerusalem's holy western wall. >> every jewish person in the world when they heard this they were in shock, they were in p