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pittsburgh's mayor, bill peduto, paid tribute to the 11 victims and their families.re a resilient city. we have been knocked down and we found ways to stand back up. we have always done it in one way — by working together. to the victims' families, to the victims' friends, we are here as a community of one. for you. we will be here to help you through this horrific episode. we will get through this darkest day of pittsburgh's history by working together. squirrel hill is the most diverse neighbourhood in all of western pennsylvania. people choose to live there because of the diversity of the community. the jewish community is the backbone, it is part of the fabric of pittsburgh. and we will be there in all communities to support our friends in the jewish community. gary 0'donoghue is in pittsburgh. a horrifying crime, a crime that fairly busy was provoked by robert bowers's anti—semitism, well recorded on social media. has been much debate and was there much discussion about his ability to acquire automatic weapons? not really. we do know that he had bought six weapo

pittsburgh mayor bill peduto has called on trump to delay any visit. meanwhile, t the synagogue's current rarabbi has s said trums welcomome. trump has repeatededly blamed te media and what he calls fake news reporting for saturday's massacre. this is white house spokesperson sarah huckabee sanders speaking monday. the president is not placining blame. the president is not responsible for these acts. again, the very first action the president did was condemn these heinous acts. the very first thing the media did was condemn the president and go after him and try to placee b blame, not just on the presidident, but everybodydy who works in this administration. amy: meanwhile, white house counselor kellyanne conway blamed anti-religiosity for political violence. she was speaking on fox and frfriends monday.. in thisnti-religiousity country that has somehow en vogue and funny, to make fun of anybody of faith, the late-night -funny peoplee un on tv shows. these people were gunned down in their place of worship, as were the people in south carolina several y

. —— bill peduto. i know there are the council people here, we thank you all.onal and internationaljewish organisations. from our jewish federation family, the president and ceo ofjewish federations in north america jerry silverman. the vice—chair of the board of trustees of the jewish federations of north america. president of the world jewish congress. vice—chairman of the conference of presidents. israeli officials. israel minister for they are spread affairs. —— die israeli ambassador to united states. consul general of israel and new york. representative of israel to the united nations. i've received hundreds upon hundreds of e—mails, texts and phone calls, offers of financial support, but there are frankly too many to respond to immediately. they are from friends and family, jewish communities around the world, israeli government officials, and are partners, are spread family, we thank you. we thank you for sending your thoughts and for offering your assistance. i'd like to call upon the reverend two leaders in the national anthem followed by prayers. i a

you see the mayor, bill peduto is there. let's take a listen to what they have to say on this sunday morning. >> good morning, everyone. i'm scott brady, the united states attorney for the western district of pennsylvania. on behalf of attorney general jeff sessions and the entire family of the united states department of justice, we want to offer our most heartfelt condolences and prayers to the victims of yesterday's senseless acts of hatred and violence. to the families and friends and to pittsburgh's jewish community and to the larger community of pittsburgh. the jewish community of pittsburgh is one that we, as pittsburghers, treasure. it's an important part of the cultural and sociali identity o pittsburgh, and so this was an attack upon our neighbors and upon our friends and one that we felt very deeply. the fact that this attack took place during a worship service makes it even more heinous. a place of worship is a sacred place. it's a place of peace and a place of grace. it's a place where a community comes together

democratic mayor bill peduto asked the white house to delay the trip to keep the focus on the victimsleast six people were killed as a typhoon swept across the northern philippines. thousands more fled to safety as the storm hit parts of the country already devastated last month by another typhoon. the typhoon triggered a landslide that buried a government building. rescuers say more than 20 people are thought trapped inside. the storm has weakened considerably, from supertype in status. global news 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 analysts in 120 countries. yvonne: thank you. let's go back to hong kong, well underway. our next guest runs operations for a chinese online insurer that recently partnered with a japanese insurer, the first operational entry into japan by a major chinese insurer. our chiefe have correspondent stephen engle, with the ceo. stephen: thanks. we are at the hong kong fintech an insurance jong ceo and president of the international business. mentioning this joint venture with japan, how to use see this online-only chinese ins

pittsburgh's mayor, bill peduto, paid tribute to the 11 victims and their families, and pledged to eradicatetsburgh is a strong town. we are a resilient city, we have been knocked down and we have found ways to stand back up, and we have always done it in one way, by working together. to the victims' family, to the victims' friends, we are here as a community of one, for you. we will be here to help you through this horrific episode. we will get through this darkest day, of pittsburgh's history, by working together. we know that we as a society are better than this. we know that hatred will never when out. that those that try to divide us out. that those that try to divide us because of the way that we pray, 01’ us because of the way that we pray, or wear orfamilies are us because of the way that we pray, or wear or families are from, around the world, will lose, and in pittsburgh, we are pragmatic, and we find solutions to problems. we will not try to rationalise irrational behaviour, we will not try to figure out ways in order to lesson the degree of crimes such as this, we will work to er

others in the close-knit community feel that perhaps it is too soon...mayor bill peduto/ -d- pittsburghssage out to the white house, that our priority tomorrow is the first funeral." presidential visits to communities following tragedies are nothing new. presidents often thrust into the role of consoler n chief....during the worst of times....still, some in the community say they need more time.rabbi chuck diamond/ former rabbi, tree of life synagogue: "any president that would come in, any president would be a distraction...the focus has to be on the victims and has to be on comforting the family. and also the city, the city needs time to grieve. so please if you're listening wait til next week. that's what i would say." in pittsburgh, i'm omar jimenez. ( james ) coming up next ... around 150- million robo- calls are sent out to americans each day. we'll take a closer look at what the government is doing to stop them. ( james ) plus...thousands of american troops are headed to the u.s. mexico border right now to stop a migrant carivan headed here. ( james ) and after the break...one ba

families and friends of those brothers will gather for funeral services tuesday.sot pittsburgh, mayor bill peduto"we did try to get the message out to the white house that our priority tomorrow is the first funeral." in pittsburgh, i'm camila bernal (vicki) tonight .... synagogues across the bay area are showing solidarity with the pittsburgh shooting victims. 11 people were killed in the shooting. there ... and the incident has been classified as a hate crime. (ken) in san francisco, there are 2 synagogues praying for those victims.kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from dolores street in the mission. what is the latest on the prayer service? people from the jewish faith, as well as others from the community joined in solidarity to pray. it was a packed house here at "sha - ar zahav "... as congregants kept the 11 people that were killed in pittsburg .... in their prayers. service went much longer than anticipated. also in the city ... chabad on natoma street in soma ... held a service at the same hour ... and welcomed people of all faiths.one woman that heard about saturday's tragedy, made her way

. >> mayor bill peduto, tough day to be mayor of pittsburgh. tough morning to come on much it's only going tooueter as you continue to meet with these families. thanks for coming on and sharini with us, >> sure. thank you. >> appreciate it. >> njoined by jonathan greenb ceo and national direct anti-defamati league welcom to "meet the press." sorry thigese circum accord your organizatio this is likely the deadliest attack on themu jewish cty perhap in the history of the unitedstates. here's theresident yesterday in indianapolis. >> this was an anti-semiti act. you wouldn't think this would be possib this day and age. but we just don't seem to learn past. >> it's that last sentence i'm curiou for you to react to. he said you wouldn't think this would be possible in this day andage. is he right? >> well, unfortunately, he's wrong i mean at the adl, wve been tracki anti-semitis for over 100 years. we look at anti-semiti incide n 2017, chuck, w saw a 57% surge of acts of harass vandalism and ctviolen di at the jewish commun across the country. it wa

and pittsburgh's mayor pledged the city's continued support for the jewish community mayor bill peduto/ pittsburgh: "we will drive anti-semitism and the hate of any people back to the basement on their computer and away from the open around this city, around this state, and around this country." ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) many synagogues here in the bay area are holding vigils to mourn the victims. ( james ) kron 4's will tran is live at a synagogue in san francisco with more.will? ( will )one vigil was held at congregation beth am (ahm) last night. people of all races and religions filled the service ... with the goal of providing a sense of community and support. while they came together in solidarity ... some people questioned their safety. another vigil took place yesterday in san francisco. people joined the jewish community to mourn inside of temple emanu-el. in the wake of the tragic shooting at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, many synagogues here in the bay area are holding vigils to mourn the victims. one vigil was held at congregation beth am (ahm) last night. people o

trump's visit came despite many local leaders publicly opposing it, including pittsburgh mayor bill pedutothe former leader of the synagogue and group of local jewish leaders who told the president he is not welcome in pittsburgh until he fully denounces white nationalism. this is stephen miller's uncle, dr. david glosser, speaking on democracy now! earlier this week. >> mr. trump has made it his dehumanizeilify and hispanics, muslims, nonwhites, calling them subhuman animals who are infesting our country like so many insects or rats. make no mistake about it, this is the same kind of propaganda that is identical to the racist rants of nazi party rallies in germany in the 1930's. amy: as the trump's visited the synagogue, protesters marched in the synagogue's squirrel hill neighborhood. as trump's motorcade left t the area, some turned their backs and took a knee in protest. this is pittsburgh protester jim skiff speaeaking tuesday. >> we would d like to a ask president trump to please stop with all of the hate speech will stop and i think the people of this country are really weary of the

should, we should. [ cheers and applause ] >> i have just spoken with the mayor of pittsburgh, bill peduto, and with the governor of pennsylvania, who have i been dealing with quite a bit lately on the hurricanes, and other things, tom wolf, two terrific people, to assure the full and complete resources of my administration in the investigation of this attack. we are praying for the families of the victims and our hearts go out to the wounded law enforcement officers in pittsburgh, very badly wounded, and very brave. the results and the facts will be put out very shortly, but these were very brave officers. these are incredible people of law enforcement and law enforcement does so much for us. so much for us. they really do. they do so much for us. and they really are unsung heroes. they don't get the credit they deserve. but i have always given them the credit. these are incredible patriots, incredible people. we mourn for the unthinkable loss of life that took place today. and we pledge in their name to fight for a future of justice, safety, tolerance, morality, dignity and love. we must

earlier this morning i spoke with the pittsburgh mayor bill peduto. >> i talked to a few family memberserday before the announcements have been made by the medical examiner and i can just tell you it's hardbreaking. >> we have learned so much. i think a lot of people got an education in the last 24 hours about the city of pittsburgh, about this squirrel hill neighborhood. what kind of people live there. how close the community was. so with that in mind, mr. mayor, how do you begin to move forward this morning? what is the first thing you do as a leader? >> well, the first thing you do is you take care of the victims. the family members and the friends, this is a very tight knit community. i live five blocks from where i am standing now. fred rogers lived three blocks away from here. it's mr. rogers neighborhood quite literally. the first thing we do as pittsburghers, we take care of one another. we make sure that the families have everything that they need. the second thing that we do, we take care of those that were injured, our police officers and the two other victims who were part o

i have just spoken with the mayor of pittsburgh, bill peduto. terrific guy. and with the governor of pennsylvania, who i've been dealing with quite a bit lately on the hurricanes and other things, tom wolf. two terrific people. to assure the full and complete resources of my administration in the investigation of this attack. we are praying for the families of the victims, and our hearts go out to the wounded law enforcement officers in pittsburgh, very badly wounded and very brave. the results and the facts will be put out very shortly, but these were very brave officers. these are incredible people of law enforcement, and law enforcement does so much for us. so much for us. [ cheers and applause ] they really do. they do so much for us, and they're really unsung heroes. they don't get the credit they deserve. but i've always given them the credit. these are incredible patriots, incredible people. we mourn for the unthinkable loss of life that took place today, and we pledge in their name to fight for a future of justice, safety, tolerance, morality, dignity

i think mayor bill peduto said it right.be focused on the grieving in our community. we have such limited resources because of this tragedy and situation that we need to be focused on the mourners. now is a time to grieve. yet, at the same time, i am an american. he is our president. if he chooses to come here to be with us, i would hope that he would be willing to engage in a conversation not just for the sake of conversation, but a conversation for action after the time of grieving has passed for how we unite as all americans to make it a country truly of the people, by the people and for the people. how we can all stand together. it's not time to be political. it is a time to mourn. it is a time to grieve. those in power can have these conversation and do something. i would hope they would be ready to engage constructive civil dialogue to begin that process. >> dana: rabbi, just for people watching who want to know what can be done, if there was one person that you thought could be done or that could be said that could tr

. >> mayor bill peduto, tough day to be mayor of pittsburgh. tough morning to come on much it's only going to get tougher as you continue to meet with these families. thanks for coming on and sharing with us, sir. >> sure. thank you. >> appreciate it. >>> joined now by jonathan greenblatt, ceo and national director of the anti-defamation league. welcome to "meet the press." sorry it's under these circumstances. i want to get you to react to something that the president said, because according to your organization this is likely the deadliest attack on the jewish community perhaps in the history of the united states. this is the president yesterday in indianapolis. >> this was an anti-semitic act. you wouldn't think this would be possible in this day and age, but we just don't seem to learn from the past. >> it's that last sentence i'm curious for you to react to. he said you wouldn't think this would be possible in this day and age. is he right? >> well, unfortunately, he's wrong on that. i mean at the adl, we've been tracking anti-semitism for

joining me is the mayor of pittsburgh, mayor bill peduto. thank you so much for joining us.go out to everyone in this community. >> thank you. >> where do you even begin to start here? how do you talk to the people of pittsburgh, the people of your city, after this kind of tragedy? >> you reach out to the families of the victims. pittsburgh is a small city. we know each other. when something happens to one community, it happens to all communities. a lot of the names of the victims are names that are part of pittsburgh's fabric. we reach out to the families. we work through that part of it and then we begin the healing. the healing requires very high level of compassion and love. that's the way you deal with hate. you don't deal with hate by trying to equate it to greater hate. you deal with it with love. >> we've heard a lot of people sharing those same thoughts. i want to ask you, as you prepare for what's next, how do you protect the city? how do you tell worshippers of all faiths that they're safe? >> we have had the support of the fbi and there are fbi agents coming from

as the press conference ends, we are left with the words of the pittsburgh mayor, bill peduto. pleading for unity at this time of tragedy. two notes of news. we did hear from the fbi special agent in charge that they do not think that the shooter at the tree of life synagogue had any accomplices. we're told by the u.s. attorney in allegheny county and the western district of pennsylvania that they are treating this as a hate crime. so that is the news out that of incident. out that of press conference in addition to the list of names of the 11 victims. i'm back here in washington with congressman adam schiff. first of all, congressman schiff, is there anything that struck you from that? i'll share one thing that struck me. one of the victims was 97, i believe her name was ruth march goalies. she was 97 years old. meaning this is a woman who had memories. she was born in the early '20s. mem rivets hories of the holoca. horrific she was killed for being a jew right here in the united states. >> i was moved by the mayor's conclusion remarks that they're hearing an outpouring of su

mayor bill peduto/ -d- pittsburgh:"our focus will be on the families and the out reach they'll need and the support they'll need to get through it. once we get past that, i think there's the opportunity for presidential visits."community leaders urging everyone - regardless of how they feel about the president's visit - to focus on inclusion.rabbi jeffrey myers/ tree of life synagogue: "i turn to all our elected leaders. because hate doesn't know a political party. hate is not blue, it is not red, it is not purple. hate is in all." the white house also invited top congressional officials to accompany president trump-- but all have declined.the president - along with first lady melania trump, jared kushner and ivanka trump -- will be visiting a hospital where some of the wounded are still recovering.in pittsburgh, i'm omar jimenez (vicki) the two california gubernatorial candidates were in the bay area today making their pitches to voters in san francisco. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story (pkg)one week away from election day 2018 and lt. governor gavin newsom and southern california b

rabbi says that the president is welcome in the heartbroken community but the democratic mayor bill pedutoresident not to, while the victims are being laid to rest. there will be more funerals throughout the week. the final funeral that we know of is friday for the 97 year old victim and all of the services have been delayed because of the ongoing investigation into the shooting. >> lauren blanchard. thank you. >>> several vigils held to honor the victims of the shooting. at 5 pm, the jewish federation will hold an interface vigil -- interfaith vigil. stomach last night people gathered at the university vowing to stand strong following the attack. some people say that there is a new sense of fear in identifying themselves as being jewish. >>> new information regarding the explosive devices. 14 packages found across the country. investigators say that the suspect had a list of politicians that detectives say believe were intended targets. he appeared in federal court in miami monday and did not enter a plea. prosecutors want to keep him in jail. defense attorney is asking everybody to keep

others in the close-knit community feel that perhaps it is too soon...mayor bill peduto/ -d- pittsburghthe message out to the white house, that our priority tomorrow is the first funeral." presidential visits to communities following tragedies are nothing new. presidents often thrust into the role of consoler n chief....during the worst of times....still, some in the community say they need more time.rabbi chuck diamond/ former rabbi, tree of life synagogue: "any president that would come in, any president would be a distraction...the focus has to be on the victims and has to be on comforting the family. and also the city, the city needs time to grieve. so please if you're listening wait til next week. that's what i would say." in pittsburgh, i'm omar jimenez. jimenez. i'm omar in pittsburgh, i'm omar jimenez. ( darya ) bay area ( darya )( darya ) bay area synagogues are re-examining their security measures following the tragedy in pittsburgh. in santa rosa ... the shomrei torah synagogue has increased their security. rabbi stephanie kramer says over the years ... security has always be

jeffr jeffrey myers and the mayor of pittsburgh, bill is peduto. thank you both for joining me. you are preparing for a memorial tomorrow. what is going through your heart and head tonight? >> it's not a day to show anger or bitterness. it's a day to celebrate the lives of two decent human beings and for gratitude that they were in our lives. and that's what this and all the funerals will be about. >> tomorrow it's brothers and everybody talks about them as being -- everybody seems to have known them. >> they were the sweetest, most wonderful people you could know. not an ounce of hate in them whatsoever. if you sit and wonder why this happens we'll not find the answers. we need to turn to what was good about them and say with gratitude, we're so glad they were in our lives. >> mayor, how are you dealing with this as leader of the community? >> as best we can. we have priorities we want to be able to take care of. the first is to the families of the victims. we start with the funerals tomorrow, continue all the way through friday, make sure that the families have everything they

and pittsburgh's mayor pledged the city's continued support for the jewish community mayor bill pedutoe anti-semitism and the hate of any people back to the basement on their computer and away from the open discussions and dialogue around this city, around this state, and around this country." ( darya ) (ááá2 shotááá) in the wake of the tragic shooting at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, many pittsburgh, many synagogues many synagogues here in the bay area are holding vigils to mourn the victims. ( james ) kron 4's will tran is live at a synagogue in san francisco with more.will? one vigil was held at congregation beth am (ahm) last night. people of all races and religions filled the service ... with the goal of providing a sense of community and support. while they came together in solidarity ... some people questioned their safety. another vigil took place yesterday in san francisco. people joined the jewish community to mourn inside of temple emanu-el. in the wake of the tragic shooting at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, many synagogues here in the bay area are ho