. >> reporter: defendant robert bowers accused of killing 11 james byrd jr.rshipers and wounding several others in october 2018, sat in the courtroom wearing a collared shirt and an olive sweater, actively speaking with his attorneys, all while the government graphically laid out the deadly rampage he is accused of committing. federal prosecutors said in the months leading up to the shooting, bowers looked up jewish organizations and posted anti-semitic and anti-immigrant rhetoric online. then that saturday morning bowers armed himself and drove to the synagogue. the prosecution said bowers methodically went through the synagogue and hunted worshiper, sometimes shooting at such close range, they had singe marks from the rifle. rose was shot through the head while hiding behind a pew. her daughter hid from bowers under her body. >> it's a horrific crime scene. one of the worst i have seen. >> reporter: after a shootout with the pittsburgh s.w.a.t. team, bowers surrendered. an officer asked him why. he responded in part, all jews need to die. the jews are killi

the defense not disputing that it was bowers who opened fire.ational and misguided. here's a preview of what's to come. >> reporter: 4 1/2 years after the deadliest anti-semitic attack in history, jurors will hear the trial. 12 jurors and six alternates were seated. questioning focused primarily on whether these men and women could sentence the suspect, robert bowers, to death, if he's found guilty of kill 11 jewish worshippers. >> i don't think i could ever have anticipated the intensity of this jury selection. >> reporter: throughout the process, family members of victims have watched bowers across the courtroom, without handcuffs and dressed in shirts speaking to attorneys. prosecutors say bowers walked up to the tree of life synagogue and opened fire. members of three congregations were worshipping there. >> it's a very horrific crime scene. one of the worst. >> reporter: federal prosecutors say bowers entered the building and intentionally shot people praying while expressing his desire to kill jews. he faces 63 felony counts, 22 of which a

team, bowers surrendered. and officer asked him why he had done this. and the prosecutor told jurors he responded in part all jews need to die. the jews are killing our kids. in her opening statement bowers' defense attorney called her client's actions inexcusable saying there will be no doubt as to who shot 11 congregants and wounded seven others but the jury must determine if his irrational motive and misguided attempt applies to the federal charges bowers faces. 22 of the 63 charges against bowers are eligible for the death penalty. steve cohen is co-president of new light, one of the three congregations attacked at the synagogue that day. >> it is like today is a beautiful day. there is not a clouds in the sky. it is sunny, warm. but there is this huge cloud that sits over our head. it is an ugly cloud rainy sleet filled cloud. and we want that cloud to go away. this is the beginning of that process. >> reporter: danny freeman, cnn, pittsburgh. >>> up next, like a sci-fi nightmare come true, ai experts with a blunt warning about the rise of the mach

bowers is facing. so, we are opening statements from the prosecution, the defense first thing this morning. >> so danny, right after that shooting, i want to pittsburgh to that same neighborhood where you are, and i went to a chabot service, and the rabbi there, rabbi jeffrey myers is so kind and warm, i met so many of the -- it was a beautiful community. so, tell us, were they there in the courtroom today? what was it, have you talk to people who went to the synagogue? >> yes, alison, i have to be honest it was a very hard and emotional day in court. i think it was a day that people were not expecting, it was supposed to be opening statements, but we did get opening statements including rabbi myers. and, one of the things we heard from the three witnesses called today were 9-1-1 calls that we have not heard prior to this moment. we can't release those specific 9-1-1 calls to you, or to the public right now because they're too graphic. that is a court order. i want you to listen to some past 9-1-1 call

team members came in, they got no a shoot-out with bowers and eventually bowers sur trendered. why did you do this and bowers replied according to prosecutors because all jews need to do, jews are killing our kids. and we also heard from the defense yesterday as well, they made their opening statements and the defense frankly is not disputing any of the facts. they are not saying that bowers did not kill these people. the defense attorney calling his action s inexcusable, but the defense will try to ask the jury to consider if in their words his irrational motives and misguided intent ultimately fit with the 63 federal felony charges that bowers is facing. now, you spoke earlier about the 911 calls. that was really the moment that shifted the tone for this trial as i said earlier. bernice simon, we heard her 911 call from inside the chapel, 84 years old, she was in the sun go synagogue holding her husband who had already died trying to guide first responders where she was. and she was incredibly brave but also you hear gunshots and then a silence because she had been killed. so

faces. 22 of the 63 charges against bowers are eligible for the death penalty.w light, one of the three congregations attacked at the synagogue that day. >> it's like today is a beautiful day, there's not a cloud in the sky. it's sunny. it's warm, but there's this huge cloud that sits over our head. it's an ugly, gray, rainy, sleet-filled cloud. we want that cloud to go away. this is the beginning of that process. >> reporter: now, jake, court just adjourned today for the afternoon. i've got to say it's been an intense day for the opening day of this trial. i just want to express one thing to illustrate how intense and emotional this day was. we heard a 911 called from 84-year-old bernice simon from inside the synagogue that day. she was calling as the shooter you can hear on the 911 call was shooting all across the synagogue. she said i'm scared to death, and then we heard that phone go silent when she was ultimately killed. jake. >> danny freeman, thank you. let's bring in elie honig and michael bernstein, the chair of the tree of life group which grew from th

bowers, the defendant in this case began his day.ctim were spending a normal saturday morning in the synagogue, and welcoming other congregants coming in, and worshipping, and helping with the prosecutions and all of the while, he was searching jewish organization, and arming himself with a rifle, shotgun, and making his way to the synagogue to kill jewish worshipper, and some of the most intense things that we heard from prosecutors is that mr. bowers methodically went through the synagogue hunting jewish worshipper, and what stood out to me is that he said that there were no stray bullets in this mass shooting, and mr. bowers went to target each individual person when he shot them. also, the prosecution noted that of the 22 worshippers in the synagogue that morning, only half survived. what brings us into the defense's argument is that mr. bowers came out of a room after he got into an altercation of the swat member, and the swat team saw the carnage left around him, and mr. bowers said, quote, all jews need to die, because they ar

the accused killer robert bowers is facing the death penalty.le for the massacre. joining us now is nbc news correspondent kathy park and msnbc legal analyst lisa rubin. kathy, tell us more about what the jurors are hearing? >> reporter: hey, ana, good morning to you. so we are entering day two of this trial, it's supposed to be roughly three weeks for phase one of this trial determining his guilt followed by the sentencing, which is supposed to last roughly six weeks, and right now we are hearing from one of the survivors of the shooting from back in october of 2018, but this all comes on the heels of a very harrowing and difficult and emotional day yesterday as some of the family members had to hear these chilling details from that mass shooting. you mentioned those 911 calls that were played out. there was one call that was initially made by one of the victims, she called saying that her husband was bleeding out right next to her, and shortly after that the phone dies. you don't hear anything, but it was quickly followed by gunfire and scream

aiden and bower you guys are connected forever. get to know each other, okay?haring your story, all right? >> thank you. >> thank you. >> bill: good luck, bower, back in school now, thanks for doing this. >> dana: absolutely adorable. great interview. to the white house now where president biden is going to be honoring several people for the -- with the medal of valor. these are recipients from all across the country, public safety officers including two officers who died in the line of duty. as you can see merrick garland giving us opening remarks. let's listen in. >> it's impossible to understand the grief you endure or to fully comprehend your loss. you have our deepest condolences and our unending gratitude. through our work to keep our communities safe, we will honor the legacies of detectives mora and rivera. [applause] and to all of the family members and loved ones who are with us today, thank you for supporting these heroes as they have pursued their careers in public safety. at the end of every shift, you are there. it is your care and encouragement t

prosecutors are calling for death penalty of the suspect, robert bowers. he's accused of carrying out the deadliest anti-semitic attack in u.s. history. danny freeman is live in pittsburgh covering this. we heard from before you the trial began yesterday. and now we've seen prosecutors as they lay out their case in these opening remarks. walk us through it. >> that's right, poppy. by the way, you mentioned exactly how emotional and challenging yesterday was in the courtroom. some of the 911 calls. we'll get to that in a second. what the prosecution tried to do yesterday is not only establish that robert bowers was the one who killed 11 worshippers in pittsburgh in that synagogue on that day in october of 2018, but also that he did it specifically because those worshippers who jewish and did so in a horrific fashion. yesterday we really learned new details about how violent and just how intentional that shooting was. prosecutors said that robert bowers went through the synagogue room by room methodically hunting jewish worshippers. now in the end of that sh

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bowers plead guilty to a life sentence without possibility of parole. by the federal government. they said they do want to go through the penalty phase for the death penalty. so that's what this case is about. very, very skilled defense attorneys who are skilled in defending capital cases or where the death penalty is at issue, and so, but yet it is important for the defense to go through the entire trial and fight the entire trial because there's always the possibility that some aspect of the criminal trial even in the guilt phase as opposed to the penalty phase could result in some kind of error that could be reversed on appeal and that would give more time to the defendant to perhaps even have a retrial. >> we rarely see mass killers go on trial. i mean, there are oftentimes among those killed in the course of their crimes. how does an attorney mount a defense in a case like this? >> yeah, so there are some typical defenses that are raised in death penalty cases, and in this case the defense has given what is required notice to the prosecution that t

prosecutors have charged pittsburgh area truck driver robert bowers. he is 50 years old. federal death penalty case. they say bowers hated jewish people and vowed to kill as many as he could in his online postings he s jews are committig genocide against my people and they're quote evil creatures. the jury heard 911 calls. one especially chilling bernie simon 48 years old who was wounded over a husband sylvan as he bled to death telling the 911 operator quote we are being attacked. then the jury heard her screams as she was shot dead. the defense concedes what happened but is blaming it on bowers mental illness saying he suffers from schizophrenia and brain damage. the shooting continues to raise fears across the country about the increase in anti-semitic attacks. the antidefamation league says anti-semitic attacks were up last year by 36%. the defense has offered the prosecution the possibility that bowers will plead guilty in exchange for life imprisonment but so far the federal prosecutors have rejected that. this remains a federal death penalty case. mike? >> mike: er

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team, bowers surrendered.ed, in apart, jews need o die, jews are hurting our kids. saying there will be no doubt as to who shot 11 congregants and wounded several others. 22 of the 63 charges against bowers are eligible for the death penalty. steve cohen is the co-president of new light, one of the two congregations attacked that day. >> today is a beautiful day, there's not a cloud in the sky, it's sunny, it's warm, but there's this huge cloud that sits over our head. it's an ugly, gray, rainy, sleet-filled cloud. we want that cloud to go away. this is the beginning of that process. >> reporter: so, alex, on day one, we've had opening statements, three witnesses, 9-1-1 calls and already seeing tears on the stand. it's going to be a long, challenging several weeks to come as this trial continues. >> we will have more news just ahead, including the stunning fall from grace of elizabeth holmes, the founder of a failed blood testing startup as she begins her prison sentence in texas. use it's powered byy the most

and we're talking about defendant robert bowers here.s old and he faces 63 charges, 22 of which are eligible for the death penalty. and the death penalty really is central to the heart of this case. but i'll get to that in a send. i want to remind viewer what is brought us to this point almost five years ago. october 27, 2018, bowers was accused of walking up to the free tree of life synagogue and started opening fire. he also went inside and started opening fire on a number of worshippers who were actively praying in there at the time. there were three congregations inside that synagogue at the time. and he is accused of saying anti-semitic and hateful things towards jewish people while he was going on that shooting spree. in the end 11 people were killed, 11 were sorshippers wer killed and six others injured. and he was taken into custody during the course of the attack. so while bowers has pleaded not guilty, really guilt is not at the center of this trial. in fact the defense team here for bowers, they actually said that we would off

we hear how robert bowers was filled with hate against jewish people, how he saw them as the childrensatan, and creatures, not people, and how he had been online for months trying to whip up antisemitic hatred. on this day, he had gone to the tree of life synagogues and attacked three separate congregations, killing 11 people, wounding several more. among them police officers being apprehended. in the days running up to the trial, i spent days and time with members of the jewish community here to find out what the last four and half years has been like for them. this is the squirrel hill labor hood -- neighborhood. one of the oldest jewish communities in the country. four a half years ago, one of its synagogues became the scene of a hate filled attack on jewish worshipers just for being jewish. 11 people died, seven injured when a man allegedly yelling antisemitic slogans move from room to room and a blood the massacre -- bloody massacre. the eldest victim was 79 years old. the victims came from three separate congregations. one of them lost three of their members. >> no one had ever

on the morning of october 27th, 2018, prosecutors say bowers walked up to the tree of life synagogue a very horrific crime scene. one of the worst that i've seen. >> reporter: federal prosecutors say bowers entered the building and intentionally shot people praying while expressing his desire to kill jews. he now faces 63 felony counts, 22 of which are punishable by death. his defense team has offered a guilty plea in exchange for taking capital punishment off the table and two of the congregations who were impacted asked the justice department in 2019 to accept a life in prison plea, but prosecutors were unswayed and still fighting for execution and families of nine victims asked attorney general merrick garland to keep the death penalty on the table, calling anything less a grave injustice. >> the death penalty must apply to vindicate justice and to offer some measure of deterrence from horrific hate crimes happening again and again. >> for us i think 10/27 is pittsburgh's version of 9/11. it's a day that really shook the foundation of who we were as a community. >> reporter: ryan

bowers. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in.seat. >> judge judy: miss o'neal, you purchased a car from the defendant. that's your business, selling cars? >> yes. >> judge judy: and it is your claim that, without good cause, repossessed the car. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: and when he repossessed the car, he repossessed the car with some of your items in it that you want. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: he has a counterclaim that we'll get to in a moment. when did you purchase the car? >> march 24th of this year. >> judge judy: for how much? >> the car was set to be $2,022. >> judge judy: and is that what you paid for it? >> i hadn't completed paying it. i was making payments. >> judge judy: and your first payment was due in april? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: how much were your monthly payments? >> $150 every two weeks, so $300 a month. >> judge judy: when did you make your first payment? >> i believe it was, like, the second week of april. >> judge judy: do you have the receipt or do you have a bank -- >> no, ma'am. everything

. >>> pauline bower, who called for police officers to bring out then house speaker pelosi so the mob could hang her was sentenced to 27 months in prison bower also pushed an officer and had to be removed by riot police in addition to her prison sentence she was fined $2,000 and given 24 months of supervised release >>> former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes will wake up in prison this morning. the one-time rising star of silicon valley has begun serving her sentence of 11 years and three months she was found guilty of defrauding investors the tests did not appear to work and would deliver bad results. holmes staying in a minimum security prison camp in bryan, texas. she could run into real housewives star jen shah, who is also there, serving time for fraud charges. >>> turning now to russia, where the kremlin has responded after moscow was hit by drone strikes. this is the first apparent attack on the capital's residential area since the invasion of ukraine began. we're joined by chapman bell what more do we know about these drone strikes? >> reporter: well, frances, certainly, there's

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rabbi myers told juries that he expected to die when 50-year-old robert bowers allegedly entered the tree of life synagogue and opened fire in 2018. bowers has pleaded not guilty to 63 charges and he could face the death penalty if he is convicted. >> bowers is accused of killing 11 people in the deadliest attack ever on the american jewish community. 911 operator also testified about receiving a frantic call from 84-year-old bernice sigh monday, she and her 86-year-old husband were both killed. >>> still ahead, the boy who called 911 for help only to be shot by police speaks about the terrifying or deal. what he wants to say to the officer who shot him. >>> plus out of control wildfires in eastern canada force thousands to flee from their homes. we'll have the latest. to finally lose 80 pounds and keep it off with golo is amazing. i've been maintaining. the weight is gone and it's never coming back. with golo, i've not only kept off the weight but i'm happier, i'm healthier, and i have a new lease on life. golo is the only thing that will let you lose weight and keep it off. who los

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defence lawyers said there was no dispute that mr bowers carried out the shootings, but that he sufferedas wounding seven others. he has pleaded not guilty. brazil is hosting the largest summit of south american leaders for nearly a decade. in his opening speech, the brazilian president, luiz inacio lula da silva, urged his counterparts to put aside ideological differences in favour of unity. but his appeal has been overshadowed by controversy surrounding the presence of venezuela's leader, nicolas maduro. his administration is accused of human rights violations and rigging elections. several leaders at the summit in brasilia have disagreed with the inclusion of mr maduro. they've also questioned president lula da silva's description of venezuela's authoritarian image as merely a "narrative." norway and sweden are monitoring what they believe is an unusual russian spy off their coast — a beluga whale. he first appeared in norway in 2019 wearing a harness with a mount suitable for a camera and the words �*equipment st petersburg' on it. now he's reappeared off sweden's coast. moscow has n

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the gilt phase, the first part of this trial determine whether or not robert bowers did it, is likelyntensity in this case. the real crux will come at what is called the penalty phaseif come at what is called the penalty phase if he is found guilty because thatis phase if he is found guilty because that is when the victims will get their chance to argue for the death penalty if that is what they believe, and the defence will get to argue their defence which will be about mitigating circumstances, psychiatric illnesses and the effects of epilepsy etc that they say robert bowers has, as a way of keeping him from death row. that will all unfold over the next nine weeks or so. the possibility that the covid—19 virus leaked from a laboratory should not be ruled out, a former top chinese government scientist has told bbc news. george gao, who was director of the chinese centre for disease control for much of the pandemic, has told a new bbc podcast that the question of the virus's origin remains open. many scientists still believe that the virus is most likely to have passed naturally from

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police say robert bowers entered and began shooting worshippers inside. 11 died that day.luding 11 hate-related counts, some of which are punishable by death. he has pleaded not guilty. nbc news correspondent george solis is following the tile for us outside the courthouse in pittsburgh today. george, opening statements were this morning. some witnesses were starting to be called. what have we heard so far? >> reporter: what we heard is pretty emotional testimony. probably among the most chilling would be from the dispatcher who took some of the first 911 calls from inside of the church. you can hear some of the gunshots in some of those calls from what we're told from our team in the courthouse. you hear the victims describing they had been shot trying to identify where the shoots were coming from. we also heard from one of the rabbis there describing the layout of the church and how three different groups of worshippers make up the tree of life synagogue and all told you have a number of people just listening in including robert bowers who we're told is listening to all

those congregations, two others were injured, and several police officers also wounded by robert bowers murders of these crimes. now he is 50 years old. he posted regularly on anti—semitic websites, and posted on the day itself, and the prosecution in its opening statements were laying out some fairly despicable and fairly upsetting details of the kinds of things he was putting on line, the kinds of things he was saying in the synagogue itself and the kinds of things he said to police when he was captured about his reasons for the shooting and how much he hated jewish people. so, that has been today. and we have heard from the defence as well, who did not dispute that robert bowers undertook the shootings. they describe it as an inextricable act. they say that it was wrong and it was completely incomprehensible. but they are also seeing to the jury look, please assess the facts set to the law, because they are big game, really, is in the second part of this trial, when it will be decided what kind of penalty will be for their crimes. he what kind of penalty will be for their crimes.— wh

some politicians know that if they, if they want to remain in bower, it's very difficult to oppose men in uniform and negotiate if the brother of the kind of southern practice distribution is. i mean this isn't it. all of this is a father focused on history and therefore wonder if there is a way to break out of this. i can really to control. it is a very difficult question. there is no easy solution, but if you speak to, i know this in focused on or international commented. does this say that if one edition can come to get that if they can talk of their differences? and if there's a political consensus that democracy has to be protected and focused on this would be a solution to the garden crisis. and also they also believe good buckets and short half free and fair elections according to the constitution, which means in october of boxes and should have elections. but so far, the situation looks at this is the political crisis. mix the situation very unpredictable. finish. we'll have to leave it there for the time being. the thanks so much for coming into the studio and breaking that do

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