i couldn't see his eyes, yisroel goldstein said, i couldn't see his soul. it all happened on the last day of passovers. stories emerging today of true hee rose, people shielding children, moving them to safety. a woman who was a founding member of the synagogue killed in the cross-fire. we're also learning more about the gunman whose rifle jammed. the rabbi saying if it hadn't, the horror would have been far worse. our steve patterson is there. >> reporter: tonight, a community standing strong, in the wake of a horrific act fueled by hate. the gunman, armed with an assault-style rifle, taking aim at worshippers packed in for a saturday service on the last day of passover. >> somebody was screaming, you know, "hide yourself, shooting, shooting, shooting!" so we all laid on the floor and started crawling towards the exit. >> reporter: inside, acts of bravery. 34-year-old almog peretz scrambled to save children even after being shot in the leg. i look somebody stand, standing a gun like that, and then look at me, and he shot. >> reporter: his 8-year-old niece,

moments ago i spoke exclusively with rabbi yisroel goldstein.e called us from the hospital where he was just out of surgery. rabbi goldstein lost his right index finger whennger when he ws he confronted the gunman. he's hoping to keep the index finger on his left hand. i started by asking the rabbi when he first realized his synagogue was under attack. >> as soon as ialked into the banquet hall, i heard a large bang, a large noise, and i did not know what it was. i thought lori fell or the table fell. i turned around and was face to face with this murderer, terrorist, who was holding the rainfall and looking straight at me. then as soon as he saw me, he started to shoot toward me, and that's when i put my hands up. and my fingers got blown away. and then he continued on, and he just killed lori kay right there on the spot. i turned around, and i saw a group of children in the banquet hall including my granddaughter, and i just ran not even knowing that my fingers were blown off, and hurled all -- got all the kids together and got everyone out of

and i met rabbi goldstein one of my friends met me, introduced rab rabbi goldstein to me. and i really fell in love with this person. >> i really fell in love with rabbi goldstein. >> so you come here at the be behest of someone please come join us. and what do you see in this synagogue? >> a war. it's looking and sounds like a war. i don't want to even go back to those couple men that we were sitting there. i've been in the synagogue right now again not a long time ago, and i've seen the area where i'm sitting, and i've seen the rounds that hit the separation in between the men and the female. and that's exactly was my direction when i ran out. >> you saw him. what did he look like? what did he have on? what was he doing? >> he actually looked like exactly the same in the media. he was a big white male. if i remember well, he has glasses on him, sunglasses, with a hat. he has a magazine all over his body. and a long gun. it's just terrible memories. just i hope that he's going to get arrested for the rest of his life. >> i want to lastly ask you, lori, you've been so brav

his name is rabbi yisroel goldstein. on saturday his congregation outside of san diego became the second mass shooting at a synagogue in the last six months. the rabbi was wounded as were two congregants. another, lori gilbert kaye, put herself between him and the gunman and was fatally wounded. the rabbi called her angelic as you will hear him say in a moment. even as she probably saved his life and as an army veteran ran towards the gunfire to help federal authorities in los angeles, federal authorities in los angeles had another former soldier in custody who authorities say was planning what might have been the next mass casualty attack on a place of worship. he was, they say, and these are their words, consumed with hate and bent on mass murder. today they went public with new details. our jessica schneider joins us with breaking news on that new terror plot. jessica. >> reporter: anderson, this is a 26-year-old former army soldier who authorities say had that desire to attack any number of people. he considered targ

rabbi goldstein lost his right index finger when he was shot as he confronted the gunman.e's hoping thi t morning keep the index finger on his left hand. i started by asking the rabbi when he firstli read his synagogue was under attack. >> as soon as i walked into the banquet hall i heard a large bang, a large noise, and i did not know what that was. i thought something may have fell or the table fell. i turned around and i'm face to face with this murderer terrorist who was holding their rifle and looking straight at me and then as soon as he saw me, he started to shoot towards me and that's when i put my hands up. and my fingers got blown away. and thene continued on, he killed lori kay right there on the sp i turned around and i saw a group of children in the banquet hall, including m granddaughter, and i just ran, not even knowing that my finger ogs blown off and corralled all the kids ther and got them outside, got everyone out of the sanctuary to safety, and fortunately t are is off duty patrol officer during services who ce and in pursuit of this terrorist. >> my go

the 60-year-old woman jumped between rabbi goldstein and the shooter yesterday.abbi said his missing finger will be his reminder of the heroism of kaye and others. >> i walked two, three, footsteps, when i hear a loud bang. i thought lori may have fell or the table tipped over in the lobby right here. i turn around and i see a sight that i -- undescribable. here is a young man standing with a rifle pointing right at me and i look at him. he had sunglasses on. i couldn't see his eyes. i couldn't see his soul. i froze. i -- my first concern was what's with lori, where did that noise come from, what's happened to lori? and as soon as i did that, i took a look and more shots came running right at me and i lifted up my hands. i lost my index finger on this hand. after four hours of surgery yesterday to try to save the index finger on the left hand. i turn around and i saw the children that were playing in the banquet hall. i ran to gather them together. my granddaughter, 4 1/2 years old, sees her grandpa with a bleeding hand and she sees me screaming and shouting, "ge

i'm inspired to touch goldstein was wounded losing a finger on one hand my missing finger well forever scar me physically but it's going to remind me how vulnerable we are and also how he rowing each one of us can be another member of the congregation was lightly wounded as he tried to usher children to safety and a young girl also suffered shrapnel wounds i witness oscar stewart tried to help the wounded i saw the rabbi who was bleeding from his hands and i immediately went to the lady on the floor and started doing c.p.r. . to me. the alleged gunman was identified as nineteen year old john ernest a college student who lived nearby he is also suspected of arson in an attempt to burn a mosque in nearby escondido last month ernest posted an anti-semitic diatribe online detailing his desire to kill jews he prays the alleged gunman that mosques in new zealand and the man who attacked a synagogue in pittsburgh last october. there were more than one thousand five hundred hate crimes reported in the u.s. in two thousand and seventeen according to the f.b.i. nearly two thirds of the hate crim

he called one of the victims, rabbi goldstein to offer his personal

knees, suffered shrapnel wounds that she watched as kay jumped in between the shooter and rabbi goldstein. select the last thing she could have done is save the rabbi, that is what she did she went in front of him and instead of the rabbi diane, she did. >> lori took the bullet for all of us, she die to protect all of us. >> reporter: those who knew her described her as a warrior of love who wanted everyone to stand up to hate. >> the family a shooting suspect john ernest broke the silence releasing a statement condemning the attack statement read in park part, how are some was attracted to such darkness is a terrifying mystery. the statement also said his actions were informed by people they don't know and ideas they don't hold. the family said they are cooperating with law enforcement and their hearts go out to the victims and survivors. >>> in the wake of the violence, the governor is proposing a major boost in funding for security at synagogues and other religious institutions. >> we are united as a stata new. >> it came after the state jewish caucus requested $50 million for their ow

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when the suspected gunman opened fire at she stepped in front of rabbi goldstein. the rabbi's hands were still grazed by the gunfire. >> today in berkeley the jewish community honored both the victims of the holocaust and their annual remembrance ceremony, as well as prayed for the victims of yesterday's shooting. tonight the suspected shooter, 19-year-old john ernest is now charged with one count of murder and three counts of attempted murder. he will be arraigned earlier this week. ernest was a student at cal state san marcos in san diego county. in a letter to the campus community, the university's president said she is quote disheartened that the alleged shooter is a student at the school. she also added the university is helping authorities with their investigation. tonight we are also hearing from the youngest victim in this attack. >> my uncle, he was holding my hand and grabbing me and stuff. and the person who was shooting, he was aiming at him. so it him it hit him and because we were like that it hit me too. >> she was hit by shrapnel in the face and leg

. >> reporter: it was the moment rabbi yisroel goldstein came face to face with evil. >> reporter: itasn't just a shooting, it was a massacre. >> i felt like i was in a movie or in a dream or something. >> reporter: 8-year-old noya dehan saw her rabbi get shot. >> i wanted to dodge, to do something. and i -- the bullets started to fly. so i tried to cover myself. >> tried to block the bullets? >> tried to block the bell lets. don't know what to do. that's where my finger got shot out. >> two of his fingers are like off, they're off. and he's like gushing blood and stuff. >> i was centimeters away from death, literally. >> reporter: her father feet away. >> i flipped theohnrnt, nursing, allegedly attacked the chabad of poway in the middle of sabbath services. three people were wounded but would survive. 60-year-old lori gilbert-kaye would not, shot just feet away from rabbi goldstein. >> he hates jews. this is pure anti-semitism. >> reporter: police calling this a hate crime, the latest in a rising number of attacks motivated by race or religion. and law enforcement today revealing it

i want to say about rabbi goldstein, what a remarkable man.s this -- it's a joyful defiance that he is standing up in the face of this, and he's rallying -- he literally lost a finger, may lose another finger and yet it's almost incidental. he has something to do and say, this is an inconvenience for him. just an amazing man with an amazing message. >> betsy you've done some reporting and as i'm listening to rick listen to what the president is willing to say in public and what the rabbi said in private. when he's on the phone privately he often expresses that he's on their side but then you hear in public, it's quite different. and the policies that this administration is implementing is different than what the rabbi conveyed to him. >> the thing is to look at what the government is doing. we reported weeks ago that the department of homeland security disbanded a branch within its intelligence arm that focussed on the threat from domestic terrorism. it was a group of analysts who put together intelligence products shared with state and local

they said the worst was suffered by rabbi israel goldstein. >> rabbi goldstein sustained what is likelynd, where he has injuries to both index fingers. i spoke with him prior to coming out here. he's in surgery right now. he will likely lose his right index finger. and the injury to his left index finger, hopefully, will not necessitate him having the finger removed. >> joining me now, steve voss, mayor of poway, california. i appreciate your time this morning. i want to find out what you're learning from police, especially with the understanding here that the shooter's gun may have jammed. we have information from the sheriff. do you have updates this morning? >> no. i've been concentrating on taking care of our community. we're a close-knit city of 50,000 people. law enforcement is doing a terrific job. local, state, federal. we appreciate all their hard work. >> you spoke after the incident, telling us this is not the poway you know. tell us how it has changed over for better or worse. >> poway, the mountains just to the east of us here, where the sun is going to be coming up shortly

it's better to be safe than sorry. >> and i know you know rabbi goldstein personally.s afternoon. what do you think needs to happen for this community to start to heal? >> i was delighted to go to its 30th anniversary within the last few years. this is a very strong community. this community will come together as i think the community of poway and all of san diego because we do care about each other. this is an unfortunate way to remind us about how fragile life and is how much we lean on each other for our community. and i think that over time that this will help strengthen the community, strengthen our awareness and i want lori kaye's life to have that kind of meaning, that from this awful tragedy might spring more love and understanding and compassion among us all. i hope not just in san diego but beyond. this kind of american versus american hatred and -- it's got to stop. this anti-semitism, this is the week of the remembrance of the holocaust. this has no place in the post-holocaust work. this is a reminder that we have work to do. >> i appreciate your time, than

rabbi goldstein was shot in both hands while one of the other victims, almog peretz was shot in the leg as he shielded children from the gunfire. >> people cry, screaming, run, but i focus on the kids. >> reporter: overnight president trump calling rabbi goldstein to share his condolences and comfort the victims of the senseless crime. >> i've lost my finger. you know, that scar of losing a finger will always be there but i'll also remember that the president called me on this day of suffering and -- >> well, that's a beautiful thing you're saying and you just take care of yourself. >> the fbi is now joining the investigation as we learn this may not be the suspect's only alleged hate crime. in a post online earnest bragged about trying to burn down a mosque last month. he wrote both acts were a tribute to the massacre at the new zealand mosque last month and the tree of life synagogue shooting six months ago. >>> the race for the white house and joe biden is holding his first campaign rally today in pennsylvania. it comes as the president steps up his attacks against the former vice pr

i'm inspired to touch goldstein was wounded losing a finger on one hand my finger. well forever scarred me physically but it's going to remind me how vulnerable we are and also how he rowing each one of us can be another member of the congregation was lightly wounded as he tried to usher children to safety and a young girl also suffered shrapnel wounds eyewitness oscar stewart tried to help the wounded i saw the rabbi who was bleeding from his hands and i immediately went to the lady on the floor and started doing c.p.r. on. me. the alleged gunman was identified as nineteen year old john ernest a college student who lived nearby he is also suspected of arson in an attempt to burn a mosque in nearby escondido last month ernest posted an anti-semitic diatribe online detailing his desire to kill jews he prays the alleged gunman that mosques in new zealand and the man who attacked a synagogue in pittsburgh last october. there were more than one thousand five hundred hate crimes reported in the u.s. in two thousand and seventeen according to the f.b.i. nearly two thirds

meanwhile goldstein amazingly had a message and this is what he told the congregation right after theing. let's listen. >> i was frozen in time. i grabbed the prayer shawl, wrapped my arm, my fingers with it. i'm bleeding all over the place. my congregation was standing outside and i said i have got to do something. i got up on a chair right there. and i looked at our congregation and i said. we are a jewish nation that will stand tall. we will not let anything or anything take us down. terrorism like this will not take us down. steve: just a terrible story. brian: i think all churches and synagogues and mosques, you have to have somebody in there that's armed these days. everyone is pointed towards the altar or whatever you worship. under a are sitting ducks for slaughter and sadly all these volunteers show up and do great things in the congregation whether they're deacons or whether they are collections, i know you guys volunteer in the church, there is cops and detectives and fbi agents who all attend church. you have to go ready to defend yourself. ready to defend the congregation

rabbi goldstein was shot and wounded.is index finger when he raised his hands to block bullets. he wrapped his wounded hands in a prayer shawl and told his kong gats as soon as the shooting stopped, quote, we are a jewish nation that will stand tall. lori kaye lived all of her 60 years in san diego. she leaves her husband, dr. howard kaye, and a 22-year-old daughter. when rabbi goldstein was being wheeled into surgery, he said, quote, let everyone know lori kaye saved me." rabbi yils goldstein gets the last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight, president trump hits the 10,000 mark of false statements. his work dominated by twitter, and by one democrat in particular. speaking of joe biden, he kicked it off in front of his first presidential rally as a 2020 candidate, accusing trump directly of abusing the power of office. >>> rosenstein hangs it up, the man who give us the mueller investigation, the man who spoke of wearing a

hospital so they're out of danger now the rabbi here at home synagogue in paul way a rabbi use royal goldstein spoke very movingly to reporters a couple of hours ago about how he saw the gunman he was wounded by the gunman he showed how his hand had been when he's missing a finger and saying that this missing finger will always remind him not only of the fragility of life and of his community but also of strength and he called upon the forces of light as he put it to battle the forces of darkness as for the one thousand year old suspects online diatribe it contained many of the usual conspiracy theories and a tired anti-semitic tropes that we've seen really not just in the internet age but dating back decades and even a century or more but i think what one of the things that you showed senator schumer's there saying is that it's not only a question of gun control at this stage but also a question of somehow controlling hate online because the suspect in this case made it very clear and i was struck by this in his online letter saying that he didn't grow up in a house that was filled with hate

sitting and put her body between the gunman and that of the rabbi who was presiding rabbi yes royle goldstein she died sadly but if there's anything positive to report today it is that the other three people who were wounded including rabbi goldstein. another man who was hit by shrapnel while trying to usher some kids to safety and a young girl who was also hit by shrapnel they're all ok and out of the hospital now as for john ernest the one thousand year old gunman he's facing multiple criminal charges including first degree homicide and will be arraigned on wednesday and an investigation into an austin attack on a mosque last month for him but one of the general trends and reports of hate crimes and the united states in recent years. well it's not a pretty picture maher and there were fifteen hundred approximately fifteen hundred hate crimes reported by the f.b.i. in the year twenty seven thousand that's the latest year for which these statistics have been compiled and analyzed the data collected by the f.b.i. indicates that more than two thirds of the hate crimes were directed at jews more

eitan goldstein has been helping secure the energy and utility sectors for almost ten years. may want to disrupt oil and gas markets, right. the saudi example was the more recent of the two. and that was one where, presumably, a nationstate actor was specifically targeting safety systems in oil and gas refineries. and so there the assumption, the implication was that they were actually trying to cause physical harm and that one was really scary because they were directly going after the safety systems. so where does it all begin for the countries or criminals behind such attacks? today, eitan‘s offered to show me a tool called shodan. shodan specifically tells me what devices are open facing to the internet, all right. and so what that tells me is there's part of my attack service, my cyber exposure out there that probably shouldn't be there and particularly its industrial control systems. if its industrial control systems. it helps me then prioritise where i'm exposed and what i need to do to start to reduce risk. we're searching for these. individual bits of kit that contro

eitan goldstein has been helping secure the energy and utility sectors for almost ten years.ou may want to disrupt oil and gas markets, right. the saudi example was the more recent of the two. and that was one where, presumably, a nationstate actor was specifically targeting safety systems in oil and gas refineries. and so there the assumption, the implication was that they were actually trying to cause physical harm and that one was really scary because they were directly going after the safety systems. so where does it all begin for the countries or criminals behind such attacks? today, eitan‘s offered to show me a tool called shodan. shodan specifically tells me what devices are open facing to the internet, all right. and so what that tells me is there's part of my attack service, my cyber exposure out there that probably shouldn't be there and particularly its industrial control systems. it helps me then prioritise where i'm exposed and what i need to do to start to reduce risk. we're searching for these. individual bits of kit that control the big industrial systems. the

. >> reporter: rabbi israel goldstein who was a sheriff chaplin released from the hospital after treatments from his injuries. >> reporter: now calling on jews everywhere to stand united. >> as jew people, we have been through this a lot. >> reporter: he was shot in the leg and now being called a hero. >> my brother-in-law was saving kids out of the shooter. >> reporter: law enforcement says the shooter's gun may have malfunctioned, an officer out of patrol fired several times and the suspect apprehended minutes later. the 19-year-old left a letter referencing the tree of life massacre in pittsburgh and bragging about amos mosque arson san diego last month. rooij yo religious leaders calling unity to bring end to these tragedies >> if we use love or education, we'll dismantle a lot of these things. >> abc news, new york. >>> the synagogue shooting dominated the town hall meeting that took place today in the north bay. hundreds came to hear congressman mike thompson and speakbo the effort in washington. thompson speak of requiring stricter background checks. he says 100 people a day dies fro

comes together, they're saying goodbye to their own. 60-year-old kaye who stepped in front of rabbi goldstein to protect him for the shooter. >> laurie took the bullet for all of us. she died to protect terrible. >> rick sloss, a friend of kaye says she leaves behind a wife and daughter and she was a helped start the ha bob. >> there were dozens of interviews and earnest, the former nursing student is facing one count of murder and three counts of attempting murder for killing kaye and wounding others. this 8-year-old has this message. >> you're supposed to -- you're not supposed to live with hate. >> that's the growing memorial that people cannot to drop off flowers right outside the habod and they'll a ceremony against hate at 6:00. leslie marine, kpix5. >>> investigators are -- investigators in washington state are trying crane to crash killing two people. two victims were crane operators and the other two were in cars crushed when a large segment crane toppled over. it's unclear if weather was a factor. >>> biden will hold his campaign -- biden will be in pittsburgh, pennsylvania starting

when a shooter opened fire she stepped in front of rabbi goldstein.ee people were hurt when the shooting started in the middle of sabbath service. and 8-year-old -- her uncle, 34-year-old perertz was hit in the leg. the suspected shooter is due in court on wednesday. >>> in berkeley, the jewish community prayed for the victims of the shooting in yesterday's holocaust remembrance ceremony. >> we must speak out -- >> that's just heartbreaking. we've been fighting for tolerance, and we've made progress and now we're losing around with this increase in attacks on religious institutions. >> this comes as a new report shows a spike in hate crimes across california. california senator and presidential candidate harris addressed the issue in ohio last night. >> racism and anti-recidivism, sexism, phobia, transphobia are real in this country. let us agree that whenever and wherever we see those expressions of hate, we must all stand up and speak out. >> according to state data, california saw a 44% jump in the number of hate crimes reported from 2014 to 2017.

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. >> reporter: his hands wrapped in blue casts, the rabbi goldstein remembering the moment his congregation became the latest target of a deadly attack. following massacres in sri lanka and new zealand >> i heard a loud bang. i turn around and see a sight that i -- undescribable. here is a young man standing with a rifle, pointing right at me. i couldn't see his eyes, his soul. >> reporter: one of four people shot at the synagogue in southern california. a lone gunman with an assault-style rifle opening fire on worshippers celebrating the last day of passover >> shooting like crazy. he was just focused to kill. >> reporter: the rabbi was shot in both hands, losing his right index finger. 60-year-old lori gilbert kay was killed dm t ed in the attack >> as the suspect was fleeing the temple an off-duty border patrol agent opened fire on the suspect, but apparently didn't hit him. >> reporter: earnest surrendering eventually to police charged with one count of murder and three counts of attempted murder. authorities believe earnest acted alone. >> we are in the process of reviewing to determin

goldstein told him that following and active shooter drill. so the rabbi said again, hey if i had an armed security guard in the lobby, maybe i could have neutralized the shooter. also, we know the alleged shooter, jonathan ernest, john earnest, excuse me 19 years old in nursing student at nearby cal state san marcos is in jail right now. no bail and he will be arraigned wednesday murder and attempted murder charges. but under california a moratorium if you will on the death penalty. also today a memorial service may funeral rather for lori k. >> harris: thank you very much, william. and vice president joe biden's vision for america expected to go head-to-head against president trump's vision today and biden holding his first official campaign rally in the heart of the rust belt. the former vice president testing his message for america's working class against president trump and is handling a booming economy. this i "outnumbered." melissa francis fox news lisa boothe, fox news contributor jessica tarlov in the center seat former utah congress

. >> rabbi goldstein does things for everybody. >> rabbi goldstein is such a nice man.rybody knows him. so friendly. he goes everywhere. why? the question is why? people are praying. if you have gut, go and fight. you have to fight. don't kill innocent people. >> and your husband was inside you said during that? >> yes. >> and he is okay but just shocked? >> he is shocked. >> and what else did you hear from him, what else did he have to say? >> he just -- he is shocked. he can't talk. i'm hoping that they let him come -- they release him earlier. >> and you are parishioners is this what is the name of the synagogue? >> chabad of poway. >> and you would be -- what would you call yourself, parishioners or members? >> i'm a member. a member. >> again, that from a member of the chabad of poway. the latest shooting taking place in a house of worship. and i keep coming back to this thought, james, that we have been cuffing this all too often now. in churches last weekend in mosques not too long ago in new zealand, the pittsburgh synagogue shooting just six months ago. what is

then i met rabbi goldstein. said come to our local community. >> reporter: they loved it and moved to poway. >> the synagogue is a safe place to be, not supposed to be worried about anything. >> reporter: three years later, terror would find them once again. >> i'm feeling scared, unsafe. i just feel like i want to be with my family and in a safe place where the whole family is the there, someone always behind us and watching out for us. >> reporter: how do you make them feel safe? >> they don't. i cannot. >> reporter: you've basically had to run from one place to the next because of anti-semitism. >> yes, this is the right word to use, yes. and i might need to run again. i don't think it will stop soon. i might need to run again and i need to prepare myself for the next one. >> reporter: horrible way to live. >> it is horrible. but that's where we live and it's happened. >> reporter: sara sidner, cnn, poway, california. >>> joining us now is noya's father, israel dahan. thank you for being with us this morning.

rabbi yisroel goldstein spoke with my colleague last night. >> hating jews is hating humanity. we are all humans, all created in god's image, and having hate in your heart will only destroy. we will stand tall. we will be there. i lost my finger yesterday, 24 hours ago. my index finger, which will remain a scar on me forever, but it's also going to remind me not only how heroic we are and can be. >> hmm. steve patterson from nbc is poway for us this morning. stephen, as a point, maybe some of the initial shock is wearing off, but it never really goes away, if you've ever covered one of these stories. how are folks in that community doing this morning? >> reporter: there's that phase of the shock you know all too well. mourning, extreme loss. obviously, this community is trying to repair itself. if you spend any time listening to that rabbi you sort of get the sense of the strength, the resiliency and tenacity of this community as it continues to push back and not be resolved to live in fear. investigators say earnest, suspected shooter in the case, in recent possession of an ar

joining me now is rabbi israel goldstein. so sorry for your losses, your loss of your very good friend, the violence that was done to your house of worship and your own injuries. thank you for being with us today. >> thank you for covering this story. this story needs to be told. and it needs to be told loud and clear. this must stop. this hate, the anti-semitism that has shown its ugly head once again just 70 years after the holocaust, this has to stop. we can no longer tolerate this new norm. >> this is being spread, the violence is being spread online. how can we get our arms around the modern phenomenon, of course, of internet communications? here this man says -- this teenager says he was inspired in part by what happened in new zealand. >> there is too much darkness being spread, too much darkness being distributed throughout the social media and throughout the world. how do we counter darkness is with light. as when we encounter such darkness, then we have to take action in our own hands and start spreading the light,

goldstein raised his hands and defense. he lost one finger and he may lose another. his longtime friend, lori kaye, stepped in front of the next bullet that was meant for him. >> lori took the bullet for all of us. she died to protect all of us. she didn't deserve to die. she is such a kind, sweet-hearted -- just a good human being. she didn't deserve to die right in front of my eyes. >> there was a vigil last night. here, golding said, "you are looking at a man who should be dead." he said if he could to form an arm to secure the guard he would come and he would have been able to neutralize the gunman immediately. but they couldn't afford it. this is the alleged gunman, john earnest, he's 19 years old, a nursing student at cal state san marcos nearby. he is, according to police, an anti-semite and a white supremacist. they looked over some of the things he has allegedly led nonline that is their conclusion he will be arraigned on wednesday for murder. and three counts of attempted murder. the funeral for lori kaye is today. back to you. >> harris: william, thank you

. >> reporter: ran buy goldstein said lori kaye was a founding member. >>> 4:33. stories of bravery from inside the san diego synagogue during the attack are coming to light this morning. one of the victims almon perez scrambled to save several children even after he was shot in the leg. one was his 8-year-old niece who was also hit by shrapnel in her face and leg. >> i was scared. like at the movies you have to hide so you won't get shot and stuff. it was too scary to not cry. >> the young girl's family moved to the u.s. from israel. they say they no longer feel safe in america either. >>> the leader of a south bay church group is seeking out about the man at the center of a suspected hate crime. peoples plowed into people walking through a sunnyvale crosswalk wednesday. investigators believe peoples did it pause he believed that that group of people were muslim. in a statement the church pastor says he is deeply shocked and saddened. in part it reads, isaiah peoples first came to our church roughly one year ago. in that time that we've known him, he's always bee

. >> rabbi goldstein was shot in the hands and lost an index finger. >> it's going to remind me how vulnerable we are, and also how heroic each one of us could be. >> shortly after the shooting, this is what he told his congregation. >> we will not let anyone or anything take us down. terrorism like this will not take us down. >> san diego sheriff's gore identified the shooter. >> jon earnest, date of birth 6-8-99, age 19. his gun malfunctioned while firing several rounds. and a deputy fired at the shooter as he fled. earnest called 911 and surrendered in his car. laura podesta, cbs news. >> during a search of the suspect's home, police found what appears to be his manifesto posted hours earlier on social media. >>> the chp air unit responded to several reports of a sideshow area throughout the bay area and this one on the s ofmount diablo. one driver did a few burnouts and the driver was stopped by a chp officer before anyone was hurt. >>> this morning, berkeley police are investigating a report of a sexual assault at a cal fraternity. a u.c. berkeley student reported being assaulted between

we built was supposed to be to be able to share plane is a look each other president trump called goldstein on sunday that it got around by says talking for 10 to 15 minutes offering condolences on behalf of the country. >>that is welcome you and your friend could >>he spoke to me like he felt for me for my anguish and pain. >>the rabbi and 2 others were injured saturday, including 8 year-old holland. >>into close to he's clay now. we like. >>that's >>the shooting suspect 19 year-old john ernest a book sunday on one count of first-degree murder and 3 counts of attempted murder in go authorities say there is no sign that ernest was involved with an organized group. i'm john lawrence reporting. >>community leaders all around the nation, including here in the bay area are reacting to the synagogue shooting a for more on that part of the story. let's visit crawford's will transcend by live in san francisco will. >>reaction was fear nervous. this what is being done to make sure that we're safe now i'm in front of a synagogue on to lorries street. this and all the other synagogues in san francisc

rabbi goldstein was shot in both hands, losing his right index finger. he spoke to reporters sunday in an emotional news conference. >> walking to the lobby and i see lori laying on the floor unconscious. and heard your husband, dr. howard kaye, who is like a brother to me, is trying to resuscitate her and he faints and he is laying there on the then next to his wife and their daughter hannah comes out screaming. it is the most heart-wrenching sight i could have seen. amy: two other congregants were wounded in the attack. police say the shooter fled the scene but was arrested a short time later. they identified him as 19-year-old john earnest, a student at cal state san marcos. prosecutors are investigating the shooting as a hate crime, after the suspect published an anti-semitic manifesto online referencing recent massacres at the tree of life synynagogue in pittsburgh and a pair of mosques in christchurch, new zealand. earnest also claimed responsibility for an arson attack o on a mosque in san dieo county last month. the latest white nationalist killi

>> reporter: rabbi goldstein says the deceased lauri kdi was a foun member of the congregation. police in washington and other cities announced they are stepping upls patro around places of worship. >> tonight the 12th interfaith passover sederner sterling, virginia. we'll show you how religiousga orzations are using this opportunity to condemn hate at 11:00. >>> new details on a breakg news story. d.c. police found a man dead in a wooded area under the chain bridge and kanl road last night. darcy spencer with the disturbing details of what detectives found. reporter: the body was found about 7:30 yesterday evening here in a wooded area under chain bridge on the dc side. police are confirming one of the victims' hands had been cut off. they'renvestigating it as a homicide. the body was apparently discovered by someone walking in the area. this is a popular part of the c & ooow pathing that runs along thebridge. we don't know how this man ended up here or how he dice. pore only confirming the victim was a man, but at this point have not been able to identify him. police say he di

our community, i hope that community will stay strong and would pick up the pieces rabbi use ri al goldstein spoke to k moments before shots were fired. >>this building we built that is supposed to be full of love. billing we built was supposed to be to be able to share screen is a look with each other president trump called goldstein on sunday that it got around by says talking for 10 to 15 minutes offering condolences on behalf of the country. >>that is welcome you like your friend, >>he spoke to like he felt for me for my anguish and pain the rabbi and 2 others were injured saturday, including 8 year-old holland. >>into close to me he's clay now. like. >>that >>the shooting suspect 19 year-old john ernest a book sunday on one count of first-degree murder and 3 counts of attempted murder in the first-degree san diego authorities say there is no sign that ernest was involved with an organized group. i'm john lawrence reporting. >>bay area the jewish community is coming together to react to the deadly shooting in san diego there we've got from force will tran on that part of the story for us

rabbi yils goldstein gets the last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight, president trump hits the 10,000 mark of false statements. his work dominated by twitter, and by one democrat in particular. speaking of joe biden, he kicked it off in front of his first presidential rally as a 2020 candidate, accusing trump directly of abusing the power of office. >>> rosenstein hangs it up, the man who give us the mueller investigation, the man who spoke of wearing a wire around the president potentially has tonight caused more questions about his motivation by ending his resignation letter with the phase that pays, america first. as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a monday night. as we start a new week, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 830 of the trump administration. this may be a big shiny extraction, but after all things tonight, the attorney general is objecting to being questioned by a lawyer at a house hearing. he wants to be questioned by only members of

. >> reporter: the rabbi goldstein was shot in the hand saturday, bullet holes still riddle the door the gunman blasted through. he took a bullet to the leg ushering children out of the line of fire. he helped many escape the bloodshed including his 8-year-old niece struck by shrapnel. >> we went upstairs like crying and i was gushing blood. >> reporter: police say the gunman walked right through that door and into this room and suddenly began to open fire. survivors say he never said a word and simply stopped shooting because his weapon appeared to jam. before police arrived, oscar others. >> i don't think there is any other reason other than god gave me the courage to do it. >> reporter: nearby, 19-year-old john earnest was arrested a911 himself. about a social media post minutes before the attack on the forum 8 chan, an anonymous website used by them earnest described hate as his motive. and tonight the suspect is an afterthought, a face and name to be forgotten as a community celebrates the life of someone larger than life and the heroes that saved so many others. with hundreds i

. >> reporter: rabbi yisroel goldstein, injured in the chabad of poway synagogue shooting, speaking out, describing to abc's matt gutman the moment suspected gunman john earnest allegedly opened fire during services on the final day of passover. >> little kids, i have a 4 1/2-year-old granddaughter, my other grandson is in a carriage sleeping. and here's an active shooter. >> reporter: also injured in the attack, almog peretz shot in the leg while trying to protect some of the children. 60-year-old lori gilbert-kaye killed. >> i saw lori laying on the floor unconscious. >> reporter: president trump speaking with the rabbi by phone sunday. >> you just take care of yourself, rabbi. >> reporter: witnesses say the ar-style rifle jammed. one congregant jumping in to try to stop the attack. >> i ran up to him and i yelled at him and he dropped his weapon and he ran out and i chased him out of the sanctuary. >> reporter: earnest fled while being shot at by an off-duty border patrol agent attending services. he was eventually arrested about a mile away. investigators examining his social media