this is not my tragedy, my congregation. this is an american tragedy, and we're going to rebuild from this tragedy and get stronger and better for it. >> rabbi goldstein, i appreciate your time and i wish you and your congregation peace and strength in the days ahead. >> thank you so, so much. i really appreciate it. >>> an american tragedy, as he said. a lot more ahead starting next with senator bernie sanders, his thoughts on the tragedy, and i will ask him about a new trade pledge he is asking the president and his fellow candidates to make. later, a democratic member of the house judiciary committee on his panel showdown with attorney general barr over testimony this week. two questions, will barr show up and what will democratic lawmakers who control the committee do if the nation's top law enforcement official defies them. >>> "anderson cooper 360", brought to you by the all new 2019 ford ranger. the only adventure gear built ford tough. a bash plate for... that. an electronic locking rear differential for... yeah... t

>> no, rabbi continued to speak to his congregation and my friend was -- she said -- my husband said she's down and they try to stop the bleeding but immediately they have to take her to hospital, as far as i know. >> have you heard anything from her family? >> no. no. >> what about the rabbi. >> i did. >> you said this is your friend? >> that's my friend. i can't tell her name, maybe she doesn't want to. >> that's fine. thank you so much. >> the we have the prayers. >> what's your name? >> mino. >> thank you very much. >> first and last name please and tight. >> sergeant aaron ma lien, m-e-l-e-e-n. approximately 11:30 hours deputies responded to the chabad temp will here in poway regarding an active shooting situation. they arrived a short time later and found several people with injuries of varying degrees. we are confident that there are no shooters that are outstanding. the victims have all been trands ported to the hospital and the results regarding the missing children, they have been located. we do not believe we have any children that are missing at this time. unfortunately t

our hearts go out to your congregation.will be conducting extra patrols not only the synagogue, but all the religious establishments in our city, and be reaching out to all of our people in the city and assuring them that we're here for them, and we appreciate being here and being able to help serve. and that's what we're here for, and we're sorry for your loss. >> thank you. >> has the gunman been charged? >> i'm not going to talk about the -- anything going on right now. the sheriffs department homicide unit is in charge of the investigation. and any press releases that they send out we'll let them do that, okay? >> would you be -- rabbi, we cannot live in fear, that's what you want people to know. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> rabbi you came face to face with the shooter, did he say something to you? did he say something to him? >> i want to ask our mayor -- please hold your questions. >> we love you. this whole community loves you, and we'll be there with you. >> thank you. >> i will take two questions. >> did the shoot

i can't think of a ngle congregation where someone in the congregation didn't know lori kaye becauseer profound involvement in acts of repairing the world. she was a very active member of oujewish community, really a tremendous representative of what makes our community woerful and everything thwe take pride in. so our congregants are bot personally affected by the loss of a dear frienoud an communally affected because our synagogues, our churches, our mosques, our places of worship, these should be a safe space, and right now it does not feel safe at all. >> woodruff: ted elmore,or paelmore, what about you and what about your congregation there? >> judy, we look at this with a great deal of sadness. in fact, we have prayed for the congregation in california as well as in pittsburgh and other places. i myself worked with sutherland springs, and there were actually 26 that were slain in this shooting. it is a profound evil that has come upon us. and it is evidence of a broken world and certainly broken lives that perpetrate these crimes >> woodruff: shakila ahmad in ciinnati, of cours

the rabbi, it will be interesting to see because we know the congregants stopped this guy, what would be interesting to see was the rabbi one of the people who actually grabbed the gun or tried to stop him and the reason he was so severely injured in the happened because he was in proximity to the gun. that's possible. we don't know for sure. but the congregants and border patrol officer who fired on him, all of these people routed this guy away and then, of course, he called the highway patrol and said oh, by the way on the shooter, i hate -- whatever he said, i might have said i hate somebody or i did this for hate or whatever and then he surrenders like the coward that he is because, of course, he's afraid of getting shot. when the border patrol fires a round, he runs away like a scary cat he is, mr. big hate stuff. this is a sad case. i think we don't -- we don't name the guys much -- we might have to name him but -- >> i know where you're going with that because it's always that question, right, jim? based on what you developed here quickly, fame hungry in the way that this has p

we need to pass in finland who's not letting any of his congregation snooze metal mass the decibel count is high. and also in contrast the quiet realism of lot of. home display here in the. after monday's terrible blaze in paris there's talk of a temporary wooden church being wrecked today on the square in front of not tradition cathedral to accommodate the faithful that is one of the latest measures proposed while first the clear up and then the restoration on the way now this is not the first time that the historic gem has fallen victim to flame so let's see how it is possible for architectural masterpieces to rise again like a phoenix from the ashes. almost lost to monday's fire no two down cathedral still stands proudly over the river center and with billionaires such as the owners of. toll and the outpouring and money to rebuild the cathedral is now guaranteed to survive but will the new not look just like the old one and how quickly can it be rebuilt france now faces those tough questions but not saddam is not the first culturally significant building to burn across the atlantic ju

our hearts go out to your congregation. we will be conducting extra patrols in and around not only the synagogue but all of the religious establishments in our city and be reaching out to all of our people in the city and assuring them we are here for them and we appreciate being here and being able to help serve. that's what we're here for. we are sorry for your loss. >> thank you. >> has the gunman been charged? >> i'm not going to talk about anything going on right now. the sheriff's department homicide unit is in charge of the investigation and any press releases that they send out, we'll let them do that. [ inaudible question ] >> absolutely. >> you came face-to-face with the shooter. did he say something to you? >> one second. i'm going to ask our mayor. please hold your questions. >> we love you. this whole community loves you. we'll be there with you. >> we'll take two questions. >> did the shooter say anything as he entered the synagogue ? did you say anything to him? >> i did not see him enter. the first shot, i d

it's a bad idea for everybody in a congregation to be armed.tes a dangerous situation. >> adoes that mean no one in th building should be armed? >> no. we have security. >> you have security? >> we do have armed security in our church. we live in an evil world and so their protection is necessary but this idea that everybody is carrying a gun. imagine with the tragedy that happened yesterday and the tragedy we have seen in so many places, if everybody is armed, you don't know who the bad guy is and you create chaos and increase destruction and death. >> you believe there is a place for guns in a house of worship? >> i believe that in a broken world, there is a place for justice to be enforced which is the reason why we have police and the reason we have security. you add security on outside the studio on my way in. but this idea that everybody ought to be armed. it's interesting. the georgia legislate passed these guns everywhere laws and when i went down to the state capital, along with rabbis and imans saying we don't want our people coming t

in christchurch new zealand were killed last month when a white supremacist opened fire jane congregational press at two mosque the instant once again highlighted the threat of white nationalist violence on minority faith communities in the west similar attacks also happened a places of worship in canada is québec city in twenty seventeen and in pittsburgh pennsylvania in twenty eighteen but these communities refuse to give in to hate and fear standing together worldwide and sharing lessons in the aftermath of tragedy here now to tell us about how their communities have been doing since these attacks in montreal serves a spokeswoman for the national council of canadian muslims rabbi chuck diamond is the former rabbi of the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh pennsylvania and in hamilton new zealand is the spokeswoman for the islamic women's council of new zealand welcome all of you to the stream thank you hello everybody very much i want to show you something that caught our eye as we were just following what was happening in new zealand new zealand is not in the headlines right now intern

as he once said, congregation is one of the most beautiful spaces in the jewish world. in 2016, he retired in name only. after his retirement he held study classes and leading services throughout the region. he also served on the board of the san francisco interfaith council while staying involved with the congregation. many will miss his mentorship, care and his ability to connect with each person. he commented upon retirement, i've tried to create a community of meaning here and have been blessed with many people who want to find that for themselves. he is survived by wife terry and children. a memorial service to celebrate his life will be held may 4th. the rest i submit. >> supervisor walton: today, i am happy to announce along with seven of my colleagues, supervisor ronen, haney, fewer, mar, peskin, brown, and safai, that we are proposing an alternative to juvenile hall that also provides a true opportunity for young people to be rehabilitated. a space with job training, life skills training, mental health support, education connections, non-constitutional focus --

my congregation was gathered outside here. and i said i got to do something. i got up on a chair right here and i looked at our congregation and i said we are a jewish nation that will stand tall. we will not let anyone or anything take us down. terrorism like this will not take us down. 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, sweethearted, just a good human being. she didn't deserve to diorite in front of my eyes. i was the last one to see her and to be with her. but i do know that this is lori. this is her legacy. and her legacy will continue. >> the suspect is in custody charged with murder. attempted murder. the rabbi said kaye jumped between him and the gunman when she was killed. turn now to cnn sara in poway. sara i know you have members of one member of the fachl that survived the shooting. >> yeah, this is leon, this is n noa and lee or and father israe israel. you were all there. i wonlt tell your age. but 32 father of five. anwas inside the synagogue as were the girls when all

is an intense media interest we see a lot of camera crews up there, and also members of thish congregation. is a very tight-knit community, many of the people that attempt the synagogue actually live in the surrounding neighborhood so we were able to talk to one of theh peoplet knew hague the 60-year-old who was ki yesterday as well as one of the congress gants who, congregants he was able to actually talk to the gunman atod get hi put the gun down and forced him to flee. >> yes. so tell me a little bit about what, what you heard from them about ms. kay? >> well, according to our friend, she, this was just the sort of ing she would do, as shocking as it was, but ipr wasn't sing that she would give her life this way. >> sreenivasan: you also had aca chance tch up with the mayor today, what does he have to say? >> well, he says he wants express this is not what po way is liked, that he was in this -- at this synagogue six months ago after this happened in pittsburgh, that they had designed a safety plan to keep the, to keep this con more safe and make sure they felt secure and included in th

but just one message from all of us from our congregation that we are standing together.ronger. never again, you can't break us. we are strong. you can't break us. we are all together. >> was there is a service going on or an event? >> last day of passover and very important ceremony for us. >> and the description, you said it was a guy -- >> it was a guy, yes. >> and he was screaming and cursing? any description of what he looks like? >> yes. he has been arrested. >> and who is your friend that -- >> i can't tell you, say her name, but it is one of my friends. >> where was your husband? >> my husband was shocked like even else. which this community, it is unbelievable. we are talking about poway, very peaceful place. everybody knows everybody. it is like a -- >> rabbi goldstein does everything for everybody. >> he is such a nice man. so friendly. he goes everywhere. but 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. >> that is how you found

congregation that engaged the shooter and prevented this from being a much more horrific incident. >> my deepest sympathies go to the people that were affected, the families. looks like a hate crime. hard to believe. >> reporter: the shooter was detained just down the road with a rifle on his seat. >> he clearly saw the suspect in his vehicle. the suspect jumped out of the car with his hands up. >> that was nbc's molly hunter with what happened, the time line this morning that made it very difficult for poway, california. by the way, the governor of california reacting now. gavin newsom saying this in a tweet. charleston, pittsburgh, quebec, new zealand, now our own poway, california. no one should ever fear going to their place of worship. hate continues to fuel horrific and cowardly affects violence across our state, country, and world. it must be called out. california stands with poway. somebody who has stand there in poway all afternoon is knsd affiliate reporter ramon galindo. i believe we have ramon galindo on the ground. ramon, can you hear me? >> reporter: yes. i am here. we

>>> police say a 19-year-old man entered the congregation and began shooting. >> the america's hearts are with the victims of horrific synagogue shooting. >> the community lost a great soul. >> 100,000 illegal immigrants arrived at our borders. we are sending many of them through sanctuary cities. thank you very much. i'm proud to tell you that was actually my sick idea. >>> the 2019 correspondents dinner in a different feel than the past run. >> they wanted boring at this year's deliver. i can deliver on that big time. the united states was never content to have a chief magistrate of gold when it could get one of tin. politicians in diapers must be changed often and for the same reason. ♪ >> announcer: this is "new day weekend" with victor blackwell and christi paul. >> thank you for being with us. >>> this morning, investigators are scouring the background of 19-year-old john earnest, the suspect in that hateful attack on a religious synagogue in san diego. >> investigators say he started should go during a passover celebration and killed one person and injured three others before c

my congregation was gathered outside here, and i said i got to do something.ot up on a chair, right here, and i looked at our congregation, and i said we are a jewish nation that will stand tall. we will not let anyone or anything take us down. my missing finger will forever scar me physically, but it's going to remind me how vulnerable we are and also how heroic each one of us can be. we're all created in god's image. we are all partners in creation. no matter what faith or religion you're from, we all have to make this world a better place, to e goldstein in california. >>> that is "nbc nightly news" on sunday. lester holt is back with you tomorrow. i'm kate snow. from all of us here, good night. t now. good evening and thanks for joining us. i )m terry mcsweeney. and i )m anous >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm anoushah rasta. we'll have continuing coverage of the southern california synagogue attack. >>> we begin with election 2020. >> beto o'rourke held a town hall in san francisco today. nbc bay area's christie smith join

locked on our congregation and i said we are a jewish nation that will stand tall. not let anyone or anything take us down. terrorism like this will not take us down. >> wow. as part of his defiant passion, the rabbi also urged all jewish people to show solidarity at the next shabbat. >> we need to battle darkness with light. no matter how dark the world is, we need to think of light, a little bit of light pushes away a lot of darkness. a lot of light will push away much more. and we all need to teach everyone, no matter what religion you're from, we need to do random acts of kindness. we need to tilt the scale. there's so much darkness in the world, but you and i have the ability to change. i will never forget yesterday my missing finger will forever scar me physically, but it's going to remind me how vulnerable we are and also how heroic each one of us can be. we're all created in god's image. we are all partners in creation. no matter what faith and religion we're from, we all have to make this world a better place to prevent this from ever happening again. i'm a

ok kalinin receives invitations from congregations the world over he's already looking forward to one day blasting his metal mass beats in churches every week. and i've actually visited that church but when i was there it was very quiet however if you ever go to finland do go to the churches and cathedrals that they are amazing on that note we come to the end of the show happy holidays for those who have i'll be back next week with more arts and culture but for now. it's crunch time the european elections are just around the corner of the killing in asia you might ask a simple why should i care what the european market is one of the biggest in the once everyone at the back of needs to get to watch our special sauce new elections why they matter to asia. never a good decision the strength it will actions why they matter to asia colonising. come to the new hero max you tube channel. a good line of students. with exclusive insights. and up must see concerning parts of the culture keep your a. place to be curious minds. do it yourself networkers. subscribe to it and don't miss out. on the

she was one of the pioneering members of our congregation.e's an activist. she personified ultimate of kindness and generosity. she's one of those people who are always there to be able to help others in their time of need. when people are diagnosed with cancer, she would be dragging them to appointments and would bring flowers to cheer people up and bake just to bring the family some happiness. she was the ultimate woman of kindness and it's unfathomable, this beautiful, beautiful, wonderful human being would be shot down, her mother just recently died and she came to services to memorialize her mother and her daughter drove down from ucla, she has an only daughter hanna and came down to be with her mother and she's doing a memorial service. she was there to witness and to be there as her mother laying on the floor dying. it was just unfathomable, undescribable, terror, horrific disaster beyond measures and this has to stop. this has to stop. the constitution of the united states guarantees freedom and religion for all faith. you know, we're

. >> reporter: the rabbi says the deceased lori kaye was a founding member of the congregation. police have announced they're stepping up patrols around places of worship. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> and securityy rehmans high as synagogues across california. many local jewish leaders are speaki speaking out about theop violen. thes senseless killing needs t stop they say. her whole congregation hopes this people of faith and communities come together to support the victims and call for an end to religious violence adding she is deeply concerned about the rides of anti-semitism and other forms of hate in the world. think that it stems from ignorance and from just an attitude of unacceptable behavior and just the lack of knowledge that we're all people and that we all should bond together from our peaceful work. >> they said they were founded by people passionate of a safe haven for a diverse community. >>> meanwhile, a sri lankan new year event was a day of remembrance. people gathered to honor the victims of the easter sunday attacks. just one week ago. they say

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>> she is a pioneering family member of our congregation. she is an activist. started this congregation 35 years ago from ground up. there's nothing there -- an empty lot. i was a young 22-year-old bent on building a congregation and making a difference for the community. lori was the one who helped me secure the construction loan, and she has been a steadfast member, reporter, philanthropist, just a kind soul. everyone in the community knew her. she was the type of a person who's the first to be everywhere. just two weeks ago, our youngest daughter got married in new york. she and her husband flew out to be at the wedding to dance with us at our wedding. and she's just such a dear friend. i've known her for 22 years. and i'm just so heartbroken by the senseless killing. i mean, you know, the constitution of the united states guarantees freedom of religion for all faiths. and we are so grateful to live here in this country that protects our rights to live openly and proudly as jews. one thing i guarantee you, we will not be intimidated or at thetered by this --

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the gunfire breaking out at the congregation in poway 20 miles north of san diego. one woman was killed, three other worshippers were wounded including the synagogue's rabbi. tonight a 19-year-old man is in custody. today's violence comes exactly six months after 11 people were killed in a shooting at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh. nbc's molly hunter has the very latest. >> reporter: on the last day of passover the middl middle of shabat servi services. er entered and opened fire at 11:23 a.m. authorities say he killed a youngothers, a young girl and two men, including the rabbi. according to witnesses the rabbi kept speaking. >> i want you to know this is not poway. the poway i know comes together. >> reporter: and according to the mayor the congregation fought back. >> we are grateful to those in the congregation there that engaged the horrific incident. >> my deepest sympathies go to the people that were affected, looks like a hate crime. hard to believe. >> reporter: the shooter was detained just down the road with a rifle on his seat. >> clearly saw

our hearts go out to the community in poway, to the chabad congregation specifically, and to all thosee who suffered. but i must say, rev, as we've talked about before on your show, we are living in a moment of fear. anti-semitic incidents are up in ways we never thought before were possible, and rhetoric and harassment and vandalism can lead to violence, the kind of which we saw six months ago today at tree of life, and now we're seeing in poway. >> the rise of anti-semitic attacks and rhetoric, the rise of hate crimes is something you and i have talked about and worked together on. what is even more as appalling, i can't say anything is more appalling than that, there seems to be now houses of worship, tree of life in pittsburgh and the hate crime with churches in louisiana, and now we are looking at chabad in poway. the fact that their targeting or seem to be targeting based on the mayor in poway saying this is a hate crime, houses of refuge, houses of worship, while people are worshiping, which makes them more vulnerable than at any point you can think of. how do as we when we stop

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the congregation is north of san diego.0-year-old woman jumped between rabbi goldstein and the shooter yesterday. the rabbi 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, s

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how resistant to greater levels of security do you think these congregations will be in spite of theseity presence at all. so it will curtail in many ways the urban form of catholic life in sri lanka to the detriment of all. -- in sri lanka to the detriment of all. —— that aired and flow of catholic life. so one of the questions will be how much adaptation the catholic church wants to meet in the wake of these events. thank you forjoining us. thank you. the archbishop of colombo cardinal ranjith has condemned the attacks. he compared the perpetrators to animals. this morning, easter sunday, in two of my churches, saint anthony's church and saint sebastian's church, two bombs exploded, killing nearly 150 people. from the initial statistics that have come to me. so it isa statistics that have come to me. so it is a very, very sad day for all of this. i wish to therefore express my deepest sorrow and sympathy to all those innocent families that have lost someone and also to those who have been injured and vendor destitute. i would like to call upon all to three that all those who are inju

the parts of eight students filed a lawsuit against the congregation and the school's director sayingool ignored multiple warning signs there could be trouble including allo tng thecher to be alone with the young boys and girls. >> the schl failed in a lot of respects, obviously this policy known as two deep, having two adults prese with kids at all times. this w not followed at all. >> reporter: the school says they have hired additional staff so no teacher is ever alone with any students. through a spokesperson the school denies wrongdoing. the teacher in question nolo er works at the preschool and not charged with any crime. the police investigaon is ongoing. in the district mark segraves, news4. >> right now at 5, the search for the gunman and shooting that ended with one dead a w what know about the youngest victim. >>> families question the quality of care received by some local veterans at a val. hospit >> that should not happen t anybody. >>> the fireball in the sky. what we kno now about that meteor that created a social media frenzy. >>> news4 at 5 starts n. >>> hi, everybod

easter sunday,everal services, maybe four to accommodate their 8,000 congregants. this year, they're holding theie ices, one service starting at 10:00 here at the d.c.rt enteainment and sports arena. this is going to accommodate more congregants a one timend less of a burden defining a parking space. you can imagine what that is like. this church has strong roots in the city of alexandria and they do not intend to leave. they always intend to keep a presence in alexandria. ta a look. >> our church was founded by former slaves in 1803.e we hav long-standinging tradition in history. we're part of the history of alexandria. we're delighted to be a witness to christ in that part of the world. >> again, they were founded in 1803. these budings, mostf them went up in 1855. that church even predates thi area here. sort of a coming together of the old and the new. and also makes logistics a little easier the 8,000 people who will be here at this arena today to worship and observe easter sunday. we're liven the grounds of st. elizabeth, derrick ward, news 4. >>> we're follo

california stands with poway. >> we were all shocked. >> here at the congregation, rabbi melanie aaron said faith leaders from many backgrounds will meet. >> particularly religious minorities who are being targeted in a variety of ways. last day of the jewish holiday ef pasve six months of life synagogue in pittsburgh. a gunman killed 11 in that attack. on monday rabbi aron and others will urge lawmakers to do more to reduce gun violence. live in los gatos, nbc bay area news. >> thanks very much. president trump expressed sympathy at the beginning of a rally in wisconsin tonight. >> our entire nation mourns the loss of life and prays for the wounded and stands in solidarity with the jewish community. we forcefully condemn the evil of anti-semitism and hate which must be defeated. it just happened. must be defeated. >> vice president pence also>> g into a crowd of people in sunnyvale. it happened on tuesday and left eight people injured. some of them children. the 34-year-old army veteran drove into the crowd because he thought some of them were muslim. isaiah peoples is held without ba

. >> in under one hour this congregation throws their hands up to three cap catch rock songs. every book in the bible. >> touch your neighbor. >> the word power is dine matyn from it. >> did he make a good times reference? another day of worship in the books. we sit in the pulpit, i realize i have been seeing as much show business as church business. >> i see this as performance. you had two shows today. >> no doubt it's performance. i'm not scared of saying we're entertaining. if you look at the gospel, i could argue jesus entertained. what's the word it means to capture. and hold someone's attention for an extended period of time. i hope we don't come off sri lanka -- slick or whatever. >> i hope people who don't feel invited. one thing they see is why is that where they are spending the money? >> i have heard that my whole life. >> do you feel -- >> do you feel weird about the money? >> no. i don't. but i understand exactly where you're coming from. we started fellowship church, i don't know. making $20,000 a year. we lived in a rent a house and all that stuff. we brought 1

we raised our children together here at this congregation in poway. everybody who knew her, she reached many lives around the world. countless people that may not know her name. now need to know lori kay. she was the most amazing person. she was human. she had false and positive aspects. she had ups and downs in her life like all of us. no matter what and her darkest days, she's had trauma in her life. she always looks as the positive. before coming here, i came and took some of many books she has all over the house. this is her. this is be happy. you are doing a freaking good job. 14,000 things to be happy about. that's lori. always looking at the positive. always giving. anyone who knows her, knows she was giving. in her car i found gift cards, an easter basket. before every trip she would give me a check or two checks, each for $100 or more. i would be all over the world. she said, go find some charity that needs it. i told another friend. she said, she did this for me. >> my god. >> she is a symbol of random acts of kindness. the more we are talki

congregants, but also strangers. combination of this anniversary date six months with passover, with skroers now what we've heard from the mayor, that things were said that one has to interpret as it being a hate crime, you obviously will be of concern not just in california but of course nationwide. given the context of these kinds of attacks on minority religions here in the united states, we still have a lot to determine what happened here. but if you are sort of worried about security at these synagogues or mosques or churches or wherever else, that is something that has been addressed. i will say one thing, someone -- the mayor i think said that there was security at the synagogue. we don't know what that means. but we do know that this was not an incident that seemed to last a long time. and it does seem that the as sa suspect was taken down by a police presence. but the challenge of being welcoming because it is your faith with security is something that we will never get perfectly right because these places -

it is leaping up, the flames in a thick congregation, ten, 20 metres above the roof.ture of the roof. we can see that picture of the spire on fire there. that is heartbreaking to see that. one would've thought that they need helicopters here. maybe. this seems to be end of the fire engine arriving. —— there seems to be another fire arriving. —— there seems to be anotherfire engine arriving. —— there seems to be another fire engine arriving. it may well be that they need to bring in something more airborne but i don't know if they have that at hand here. the destruction here is going to be immense, potentially. everybody being pushed back we see the terrorists mare limiting this terrible fire in the police telling everybody to stay away. —— as we sought the mayor limiting this terrible fire. we were here earlier and people were at the scene. on the south side across it, we were able to get pretty close to feel the heat and now we are being pushed back to the side streets into quarter and people are leaving. i had to say the fire is so dramatic people who have heard of

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