ernest scherer iii would turn 30 in july. his parents were killed in march. >> ernie's father had a couple million invested in real estate, though at the time of his death the value of the estate was certainly shrinking right along with housing prices. still, was it even remotely possible ernie would kill his parents to cash in on an inheritance? the detectives had a look at ernie's financial situation. and you know how some professional poker players claim they win a lot? maybe not. at least not in ernie's case. >> we learned that he had 60-some-odd-thousand dollars in credit card debt and he also, in talking with different casinos, he had lost a significant amount of money in the tune of $80,000 to $90,000 in his play in the last year. >> that was not the worst of it. not even close. by march of 2008 when the murders happened, real estate in california was huffing and puffing on its race to the bottom. and six months before that ernie the son wanted to buy a house in the city of brea in california but couldn't get a loan. b

nkwocha ernest in lagos.mp's mar—a—lago resort is unravelling and the secret service are under fire for the handling of the case. she entered the resort last month during one of the president's routine weekend visits. the reason for being there did not add up and she has been charged with lying to a federal officer and accessing a restricted area. she was also found to carry a flash drive containing malware and a device to take hidden cameras. she will remain in custody for another week. let's speak with sarah lasky who has been at the court reporting on the detail of the story. some of the details are quite astonishing. tell us more. so some of the things that came out today were that the woman you mentioned who was arrested on march 30 trying to get into mar—a—lago, the us president's south florida residents, she had been carrying four cellphones, laptop, a ha rd carrying four cellphones, laptop, a hard drive and a thumb drive containing malware. what we didn't know until today was that in her hotel room wh

he is in custody and has been identified as 19—year—old san diego man don ernest.d 1130 in the morning, officials say the suspect described asa officials say the suspect described as a white male, with an ar 15, walked into the synagogue and began shooting. about 100 people were inside at the time, it is the last day of passover, so as you can imagine, people here worshiping, for people wounded, including a woman who was pronounced dead at the hospital a short time later, she is an elderly woman, neighbours and friends identified her as laurie kaye of san diego, the other victims, underage girl and two adult men were being treated at a nearby hospital, all expected to survive. witnesses tell us that the rabbi was one of the victims and medical officials confirmed he was likely lose some of his fingers. but he will likely survived the shooting. john ernest is now being questioned by investigators, the fbi is now working with local authorities to review some sort of manifesto that he posted online, ernest has no prior prayer criminal record, police are now looking on

authorities john ernest of san diego used in ar 15 to carry out the attack. the shooting happened in the community about 20 miles north of san diego. >> reporter: the mayor of pallet calling this a hate crime. all of this is under investigation. witnesses are being interviewed on the fbi behind me say this happened earlier today in southern california just outside of san diego proper. this is where the gunman walked inside the synagogue behind me and opened fire, killing 1 and injuring several others. it all happened around 11:30 am. synagogue was holding a children's event in poway. john t ernest allegedly walked into the synagogue and started shooting within a our type assault weapon. 4 people were shot including a little girl, two adults, men and an older woman. sadly, the woman has died. the other people are in stable condition right now. please tell us after the shooting, an off-duty border agent was chasing the suspect that opened fire but the 19- year-old gunman was able to get away. he was taken into custody after calling police himself and turning hi

police say that 19-year-old john ernest walked into the synagogue near san diego when the assault weapon on saturday morning and began shooting. 60-year-old lori gilbert cape was killed when she jumped in between the gunman and the rabbi. his fingers were pierced by gunfire. another man and a young girl were also injured. today, the rabbi was choked up talking about his friend, gilbert k. >> yesterday, this horrific terrible event that has occurred and my own interpretation, lori took the bullet for all of us. she died to protect all of us. she did not deserve to die. she was such a kind and sweet hearted, just a good human being. she did not deserve to die right in front of my eyes. i was the last one to see her and could be with her but i do know that this is lori, this is her legacy. and, her legacy will continue. >> investigators have been searching ernest home looking for evidence in a motive on the shooting on the last day of passover. >> we go to katie nielsen live in berkeley with help members of the jewish community are reacted to the attack. >> reporter: police across the bay a

this ernest moniz, former energy secretary. we have breaking news.rg is reporting the white house is talking to candidates to replace herman cain and stephen moore for federal reserve -- no, to replace herman cain. earlier today, larry kudlow had said it was up to him whether he decides to pull out. herman cain had said earlier it was cumbersome and i will correct myself -- it is to replace the herman cain and stephen moore. thanks for a much. this is bloomberg -- thanks very much. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television. we want to come back to a story that was crossing the bloomberg as we went to break. there are reports the white house is interviewing candidates to replace herman cain and stephen morris potential nominees for the federal reserve . we know the president had stuck by them and we know esther kane said it was come -- we know herman cain said it was cumbersome to get confirmed. it turns out the white house is actively interviewing possible candidates to replace both of those potential nominees for

ernest ya estÁ detenido y su casa fue allanada para las investigaciones.s que la misma sin agua ocurriera el mismo+ en la misma sinagoga ocurriera el mismo tipo de atentado -- "es muy aterrador lo que sucede en estados unidos." dice este padre al lado de su hijo. en san diego, california, lilian escalante, univisiÓn. fÉlix: una cacerÍa terminÓ con un asesinato mÚltiple en tennessee. el hallazgo de cadÁveres llevÓ a las autoridades a la pista. fue tras ofrecer resistencia sujeto f oficial+ y puesto en custodia. aranza: el presidente trump se mostrÓ orgulloso de enviar a miles de inmigrantes que cruzaron la ciudad de mÉxico ha estado santuario en la ciudad de california. tenemos mÁs de la crisis migratoria que enfrenta el paÍs. >> lo dijo en un mitin polÍtico en green bay y lo acusan de mentir. ahora los estamos enviando las ciudades santuarios, afirmÓ trump para escuchar los aplausos de los seguidores. se refiere a los indocumentados arrestados en la frontera. "estoy orgulloso de decirle que esa idea enfermiza es mÍa. agregÓ. " el departamento de seguridad

then the 2004 farewell speech of the late senator ernest fritz hollings. and then clarence thomas speaks at pepperdine university. and then president trump speaks to the republican jewish coalition leadership meeting in las vegas. ryancongressman tim officially launched his 20 20th democratic presidential campaign with a rally in youngstown, ohio. this is 25 minutes. ♪ [applause and cheers] rep. ryan: first thank my family for allowing me to do this. [applause] rep. ryan: i am tim ryan, and i am running for president of the united states america. i first want to say thank you to everybody that is here today for giving me this amazing opportunity, and i want to thank for 45.75 years, i'm hanging and the amazing ride opportunity to represent you in the united states congress. someone liked that. my mom. thanks, mom. no, i am kidding. you know, at the end of the day, i am a kid from niles, ohio. [applause and cheers] and the beautiful thing about struthers, ohio, or youngstown, ohio, you don't just get raised by your parents. you get raised by the community.

ernest continues to write he claims response ability for arson about a month ago. they are investigating a suspect in the case. >> the deadly shooting happened exactly six months after the tree of life synagogue massacre in pittsburgh pennsylvania. tonight more than 100 people turned out thousands of miles away to hold a vigil. they sang and prayed together, and bowed to take some type of action to combat hate. the mayor of pittsburgh also reached out to the mayor to send his condolences. >> trump offered a sympathy to the rally in wisconsin. >> america's heart is with the victims of the horrific synagogue shooting our entire nation mourns the loss. we s in solidarity with the jewish community. >> he reached out to the governor. any appreciate the call for president for estate on horrific shootings. must all callout hate against any and all communities wherever it lives. >> the details tonight, we have learned the fbi open a federal hate crime investigation against isaiah people's is the war veteran accused of running a pedestrians tuesday night. police said yester

church was leaving the facility he obtained a weapon and engaged in gunfire and shot at ernest did not hit him but there was a piers that did make. did put some bullet holes in the car that arch was driving law enforcement officers say the alleged gunman was under investigation for attempting to set fire to a mosque in a nearby community hate crimes against jews and other minorities in the. us have increased in recent years the california attack happened six months to the day after eleven people were killed in a synagogue in pittsburgh one of the worst instances of anti semitic violence in modern u.s. history in the past few weeks three churches where african-americans worship were set alight in louisiana president trump has faced criticism that his rhetoric has encouraged white supremacists he denies the accusations on friday the president drew criticism for once again saying there were quote fine people among those taking part in the unite the wright rally in charlottesville virginia in two thousand and seventeen which was billed as a racist anti-semitic gathering president trump say

kemal nineteen year olds josh john ernest has been charged with homicide he's also being investigated in connection with an arson attack that he's been taking credit for according to the sheriff of san diego county the big question is whether or not he will be charged with a hate crime which would carry even more serious penalties officials have been weighing in on that front from the president himself who said it looked like a hate crime to the crime to the mare of poway who said that any time anyone goes into a house of worship and shoots the congregants in my book that's a hate crime so further charges do seem likely in this case and reaction to this christine you know any sort of crime like this regardless of the of the religion or the minority or whoever it is it is perpetrated against in the united states these days it comes back to a political discussion about the discourse about the divisions in society in such things. absolutely and as rob reynolds noted hate crimes in this country are on the rise but president trump was quick to condemn the shooting he was at a rally in wisc

. >> reporter: flowers laid outside the chabad poway synagogue. 19-year-old john ernest allegedly opened fire as worshippers celebrated the last day of passover. a 60-year-old woman was killed. >> i turned around and saw the children playing in the baker hall. i ran to gather them together. my granddaughter, 4 and a half years old, sees her grandpa with a bleeding hand and she sees me screaming and shouting, get out, get out. >> reporter: ernest published a hate-filled online letter. >> we have a big hole in our heart. i think we're very, very fortunate. >> reporter: the death toll could have been higher. the gun may have jammed. an off-duty border patrol agent was in the. some law make his say condemnations aren't enough. >> there's just too much acrimony in our electoral process, in our interactions with each other. >> 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

open fire from the back of the room and he ran toward him shouting at him, that's when ernest turned around and ran. >> they say i saved lives, i just did what i did. >> reporter: an off duty border patrol agent was also at the synagogue. he fired at the shooter, hitting the gunman's vehicle as the suspect drove away. authorities say ernest ended up calling 911 himself, and telling them where he was, about a mile from the synagogue. >> our officer was actually in the freeway, clearly saw the suspect in his vehicle. suspect pulled over, jumped out of his car with his hands up. >> reporter: the fbi has joined the investigation. police searched the home ernest shares with his parents, they're also reviewing an anti semitic manifesto that appears to be written by the teen in which he says he was inspired by last month's mass shooting at a new zealand mosque. >> i had to look the murder in the face for something for me to impart to the rest of the world. >> reporter: what is that? >> for change, it's time for change. it's not just anti semitism, it's all type of bigotry, we have lost our

. >>> politicians across the political spectrum tonight are remembering former senator ernest "fritz"ollings guiding the state through desegregation. he ran for president in 1984. ernest "fritz" hollings known for his sharp tongue and even sharper wit was 97. >>> still ahead tonight, a warning for parents. how to keep your babies safe in this popular rocker. >>> also a new way to curate art tailored just for you. >>> visiting a museum is often a unique experience for each person, some pause longer in front of certain works of art. others pass by the same artwork with barely a glance. but nbc's jake ward reports on a new way your museum experience can be personalized for your taste. >> reporter: at the auction house, an unusual painting is up for sale. it's actually a mix of hundreds of thousands of paintings fed through software that generates an ever changing portrait. >> my hands are off, and so i also then have to hope that it will continue doing what i had in my mind when i set it up. >> reporter: the artist taught this artificial intelligence his taste in art, specifically europe

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 when the gunfire erupted. her uncle was also shot after grabbing children and running with them towards the exits. overcome with emotion, rabbi goldstein recounted the moment the horror finally ended. >> miraculously, just miraculously the gun jammed and in attendance at the synagogue there was a border patrol off- duty agent, mr. jonathan mireles. as soon as they gun jammed and as soon as the shouting was going on he jumped up and pursued. >> the rabbi spoke out earl

right now we have no connection with mister ernest in any groups. we have no record of police contact prior to today. [inaudible] . >> i cannot confirm that right now. no explosives at the synagogue. [inaudible] . >> the status of the witnesses the rabbi's house behind the synagogue waiting to be contacted by fbi agents and deputy sheriffs. >> i would prefer that to the synagogue i don't know we will have extra patrols in the area and hopefully nobody will try to copycat this tragic event. >> my understanding is the rabbi is one of the individuals that was injured in the shoot and as i stated before there was a border patrol officer off-duty at the synagogue. and as he was leaving the facility he obtained a weapon. jesse: that was a san diego county sheriff delivering a briefing one woman killed injuring three others he identified the gunman as john ernest, an 18 year old white male. clean record also suspected to be involved in a mosque burning that occurred about one month earlier in escondido which is interesting. and we will bring more as the st

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 own security grant program to the funds would go toward securing organizations including schools, lgbtq groups and women's health organizations. >>> the light is on the door at grace cathedral gathering for a free concert designed to show solidarity with the french in the wake of the notre dame infernal. a live look inside grace cathedral where opera singers, musicians a

ernest, a college student with no criminal history.n accomplished pianist and swimmer he was studying to be a nurse. police believe ernest publish add hate filled letter details a hate and disgust for jews. >> we are a jewish nation that will stand tall. we will not let anyone or anything take us down. >> reporter: this is certainly now a community in mourning, but together resolute in refusing to live in fear. meanwhile, the suspect remains in custody being held on murder charges. police say john ernest called authorities himself saying he'd been involved in a shooting, then promptly surrendering. he's now facing a first court appearance on wednesday. >> and that rabbi just wanting to be very unifying when it comes to his message that he's putting out there, whereas this is not only an attack on his synagogue but on so many religious institutions where attacks that we've been seeing throughout the last couple of years. thank you to steve patterson for that report. >>> still ahead, everybody, it is the very definition of insult to inju

ernest of stkpaeug san diego.ice believe the gunman's rifle may have malfunctioned, which may have prevented more people from getting shot. fran sick family members rushed to the scene when they got word of the shooting. >> your husband, how is he doing? >> he has high blood pressure. he was shaking. and i was very worried about him. >> reporter: here in los gatos, police are doing extra patrols as a precaution. ran buy melanie arons said religious leaders will meet. >> religious minorities are being targeted in a variety of ways. >> reporter: the attack near san diego happened on the last day of the jewish holiday passover and six months to the day of the tree of life synagogue in pittsbu pittsburgh. 11 people were killed in that attack. >>> president trump expressed his sympathies to those affected by the shooting at the beginning of a rally yesterday in wisconsin. >> our entire nation phourpbgs the loss of life, prays for the wounded, and stands in solidarity with the jewish community. we forcefully condemn the

they say the suspect is 19 year-old john ernest from san diego. they say ernest opened fire with ar type assault weapon ran away from the scene in a truck. call 911 to identify himself as the suspect. investigators arrested him after an off-duty border patrol agent shot of the suspect's getaway car. this time we don't know why he carried out the attack. investigators say they are looking into an open letter apparently connected to the suspect. how is mayor says violence like this is not common in his city. >>the highway, i know comes together as we did just a few weeks ago interfaith event. we always walk with our arms around each other. and we walked through the tragedy with their arms around each other. >>governor gavin newsom also reacting to the shooting he tweeted charleston pittsburgh pullback, new zealand in our own pow a california. no one should ever fear going to their place of worship. he continues to fuel horrific and cowardly acts of violence across her state country and world it must be called out. california stands with how a. >>the

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 crimes a total of nine hundred thirty eight were perpetrated against jews the f.b.i. says the number of anti-semitic crimes has increased nearly forty percent since two thousand and twelve the second largest group targeted in hate crimes was muslims rabbi goldstein said president donald trump called him personally to offer his condolences now the three people who were wounded have all been released from hospitals and as for the alleged shooter he will be arraigned on wednesday on one count of first degree murder and three counts of atte

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erneste simpunga's is the kind of happily-ever-after story the bolmans wish they could tell about young wiiam. >> he was really qui sick, very small, 17, he weighed 72 pounds. >> reporter: but he pursued her with irrepressible curiosity. >> he would ask me, "but if your husband could do my surgery what would he do?" and i would show him a diagram and each day my heart would break a little bit, and i said i don't think i can leave him and not see him have surgery. >> reporter: thanks to a sponsor in massachusetts, erneste won the jackpot. he was flown to boston and did have surgery. >> it's been 10 years now and it still hope to ue with further training and be able to contribute something to this long medical journey. >> reporter: that journey took him to medical school, a unexpected dividend, the bolmans say, toward their eventual goal >> we will not feel that we have accomplished what we set out ot do until there's a rwandanat surgeon he table with a rwandan anesthesiologist at the head of the table and the patients in the i.c.u. taking care of by rwandan i.c.u. nurses. >> reporter: wh

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 francisco immediately get extra patrols the san francisco police department they heard about what happened. north of san diego at that synagogue. so they tweeted increased patrols on saturday and on sunday as people are still reeling from the latest shooting at a place of worship exactly 6 months ago, james and area there was another shooting at a synagogue you might recall that what happened in pittsburgh, where 11 people were killed 7 others injured. so as the people were shipped over the weekend obviously very fearful. possibly another attack w

ernest simpunga plans to specialize in cardiology. for the pbs newshour, this is fred de sam lazaro, in kigali, rwanda . >> woodruff: the demonavrations thatswept through northern africa and ousted long time strongmen are not over. protestors in sudan, algeria, libya, and mali are still calling for democratic reforms. and they are trying to learn from some the mistakes of the 2011 arab spring revolions. nick schifrin looks at what some >> reporter: in northern africa it is the spring of diontent. and one week after they deposed a dictator, sudanese demonstrators are still on the streets, demanding a "glorious summer" of civilian control. m friday prayers outside the khartoum defenseistry, a cleric called for a representative government to replace the military-led transition council. d as they have been for months, these demonstrators were majority women. we are still protesting to s mae that all our demands are being achieved and that the tilitary council is not ch us. >> reporter: fadya khallaf is a tour guide turllow-vest wearing de

parents was leaving the facility he obtained a weapon and engaged in gunfire and shot at ernest did not hit him but there was piers they did make. did put some bullet holes in the car that arch was driving law enforcement officers say the alleged gunman was under investigation for attempting to set fire to a mosque in a nearby community. at a rally in wisconsin hours later president donald trump expressed his condolences and called it a hate crime our entire nation mourns the loss of life prays for the wounded and stands solidaire with the jewish community we store strongly condemned the evil of anti-semitism and hate which must be defeated hate crimes against jews and other minorities in the us have increased in recent years the california attack happened six months to the day after eleven people were killed in a synagogue in pittsburgh one of the worst instances of anti semitic violence in modern u.s. history in the past few weeks three churches were african-americans worship were set alight in louisiana president trump has faced criticism that his rhetoric has encouraged white suprem

church was leaving the facility he obtained a weapon and engaged in gunfire and shot at ernest did not hit him but there was a piers that did make. did put some bullet holes in the car that arch was driving law enforcement officers say the alleged gunman was under investigation for attempting to set fire to a mosque in a nearby community hate crimes against jews and other minorities in the u.s. have increased in recent years the california attack happened six months.

church was leaving the facility he obtained a weapon and engaged in gunfire and shot at ernest did not hit him but there was a piers that did make. it but some bullet holes in the car that arch was driving law enforcement officers say the alleged gunman was under investigation for attempting to set fire to a mosque in a nearby community hate crimes against jews and other minorities in the u.s. have increased in recent years the california attack happened six months to the day after eleven people were killed in a synagogue in pittsburgh one of the worst instances of anti semitic violence in modern u.s. history in the past few weeks three churches where african-americans worship were set alight in louisiana president trump has faced criticism that his record. rick has encouraged white supremacists he denies the accusations on friday the president drew criticism for once again saying there were quote fine people among those taking part in the unite the wright rally in charlottesville virginia in two thousand and seventeen which was billed as a racist anti-semitic gathering president trump

well at this stage there still has been no link between nineteen year old john ernest and known hate group but that hasn't stopped calls for him to be charged with a hate crime at this stage he's been charged with homicide and he remains under investigation for an arson at another mosque in a nearby town in california some more charges could be following at this stage we're hearing reaction from across the political spectrum condemnation from jews and muslims from democrats and republicans from the president all the way down to the mayor of poway where the shooting took place and in the case of china to senator chuck schumer a democrat from new york there's also been a call for action i've seen reports that this most recent recent attack or took in two of inspiration if you can call it that from other horrific acts perpetuated by white supremacists who communicate with one another online we must we must be thinking more ways to stop the spread of this hate and protect all houses of worship and of course the need to address gun violence is greater than ever before and kristin this att

the government has been identified as 19-year-old john ernest.red to police shortly after opening fire inside about of poway. they have no history with him but he is facing homicide and also possibly a hate crime. the mayor of poway says he believes anytime somebody goes into the house of worship and shoots the congregants it is a hate crime and he says the community will pull together and help each other. >> we always walk with our arms around each other. we will walk through this tragedy with our arms around each other. >> members of a presbyterian church less than half mile away invited members to pray with them last night. tears hugs and songs as members shared grief and try to overcome the shock of another attack in a religious center .  >>> the government posted a series of tweets about the attack. one tweet shared a phone destruction with president trump about local, state and federal authorities working to get the city. together also voiced anger about churches, temples and synagogues. he tweeted charlston, pittsburgh, quibec, new zealan

.>> reporter: police identified the gunman as john ernest, a san diego resident and student at cal state. authorities are looking into whether he is connected to a nearby mosque fire last month which caused damage but no injuries.>> we are working with the police department and the fbi to determine his involvement in the arson about one month ago. >> reporter: on saturday the suspect opened fire at a congregation about 22 miles north of san diego. a 50-year-old woman died trying to shield a rabbi, three others injured including a 34-year-old man who took shrapnel to his leg trying to protect children.>> here is a young man standing with a rifle, pointing right at me. i looked at him and he had sunglasses on, i could not see his eyes or his soul.>> reporter: yesterday and sunday police deployed to various religious centers to keep them safe.>> the sheriff department is conducting additional patrols at houses of worship throughout san diego county.>> reporter: ernest is facing one count of first-degree murder and three counts of attempted murder.>>> it's been one week since the easter sund

john ernest, a 19-year-old that committed that attack.he motivation was in response for the attack on the mosques in new zealand. so we don't know, nor does the affidavit lay out whether there's a connection to the two. the press release notes that. so it is significant that in two ways, you have two significant events that have at least the common -- the same common denominator. shep? >> shepard: thanks, trace. the news conference just minutes from now. fox news will have live coverage. michael avenatti, the later pleading not guilty to stealing from his own clients and fraud charges as well. avenatti used to represent stormy daniels in her case against president trump. michael avenatti is accused of taking money from his client's settlements and mislabelling them to look like legitimate payments. prosecutors say he used some of the money to buy a share in a private jet. the feds seized that jet. in new york, michael avenatti is facing separate charges. among them, trying to blackmail nike for $20 million. he denied those accusations. jo

then the 2004 farewell speech of the late senator ernest fritz hollings. and then clarence thomas speaks at pepperdine university. and then president trump speaks to the republican jewish coalition leadership meeting in las vegas. ryancongressman tim officially launched his 20 20th democratic presidential campaign with a rally in youngstown, ohio. this is 25 minutes. ♪

church was leaving the facility he obtained a weapon and engaged in gunfire and shot at ernest did not hit him but there was a piers that did make. did put some bullet holes in the car that urge was driving law enforcement officers say the alleged gunman was under investigation for attempting to set fire to a mosque in a nearby community hate crimes against jews and other minorities in the u.s. have increased in recent years the california attack happened six months to the day after eleven people were killed in a synagogue in pittsburgh one of the worst instances of anti semitic violence in modern u.s. history in the past few weeks three churches were african-americans worship were set alight in louisiana president trump has faced criticism that his read it. has encouraged white supremacists he denies the accusations on friday the president drew criticism for once again saying there were quote fine people among those taking part in the unite the wright rally in charlottesville virginia in two thousand and seventeen which was billed as a racist anti-semitic gathering president trump say

lake dallas, texas, on our line for democrats. >> caller: hello, ernest. good morning. and good morning, greta. i have three real quick points. my wife -- of course, obviously, we live in texas, which is an oil producing state. my wife and i were very interested in ev. so to our surprise, we drove down to the kia. we were going to look at a kia ev. to our surprise, we discovered that kia does not sell them in the state of texas because there are not enough places you can drive around and charge them up so to speak in the country. we were amazed to hear that. we're a grid-tied system, and we export, et cetera. we really, really like a lot, okay. so i guess one thing -- and that leads me into my third issue. batteries. it seems to me that batteries is the next big thing because batteries could be used in power generation. you know how the grid works. it works on demand. it's not like there's something there that you can build up a bunch of power. it's on demand. so the power companies have to do that. having a battery powered system would enable the power companies to fil

the fbi said ernest posted an anti sphepl it and anti-muslim letter online moments before the aing ta inspired by attack on houses of worship in new zealand and pittsburgh. >>> hundreds of people gathered at a high school near san diego last night to honor the victims. >>> in the wake of the shooting, governor newsom has vowed to spend $15 million to protest so-called soft targets like synagogues. the governor will include the money in his general fund budget proposal. >> this morning the names of sacramento priests accused of sexual abuse are being released. a total of 44 on the list being revealed by the click diocese of sacramento. it stretches from vallejo to the oregon border. priests are accused of abusing roughly 130 victims. this comes weeks after a report had listed 200 clergy members accused of sex abuse here in the bay area. . >>> changes are coming to tsa screenings at several airports, including lax. tsa is adding a privacy filter to the device which is required under law. it creates a fuzzy green image with a dark outline of potential weapons or explosives hidden under t

. >> his name is john ernest date of birth six, eight, 1989. he had no prior contact with law enforcement. an honorabl. [inaudible. question] >> some of the evidence we are reviewing right now and i cannot go into more detail than that. [inaudible question] >> as far as i can tell it's an assault type rifle, ar-15 type rifle. i don't know specifics. [inaudible question] clearly it is being investigation as a homicide but also hate crime possible violation as well as several hundred federal violations as well. [inaudible question] he is being thoroughly interviewed by homicide detectives and fbi agents and wn honorable question i'm sorry questio?[inaudible question] we don't have any correlation with mr. ernest and white privacy groups. we have no record of police contact prior to today. [inaudible question] >> i am not aware of any. [inaudible question] >> i cannot confirm that. [inaudible question] >> to this point no explosives in the synagogue. [inaudible question] yes. [inaudible question] as far as i know yes, that is correct. [inaudible q

as admiral ernest j. king j. king am the earnest of the war college we had to act , now because if that their field becomes operational, it will cut the supply line between hawaii and australia. that is unacceptable. so they went in less prepared , than anybody involved would have wanted and the consequences -- very interesting. >> he was not present on the scene. craig: true but he made the , call. i will show you the radio message. anybody else? i cannot see, so. >> [laughter] >> a lot of work for a really quick question. i need to know what those blimps were used for. craig: they are not -- that is great. everybody asks that. they are not blimps. i want to go back. can i go back? i cannot go back. they are barrage balloons. and they are unmanned. they are wired, they are tethered to the ships and make it difficult for airplanes attempting to strafe the beach from making a strafing run because they would become entangled with either the balloons themselves or the wires connecting them, so it was a bird trap. >>

former governor ernest passed away earlier today.d south carolina through desegregation in 1960s and serve six terms in u.s. senate before he retired it in 2005. hallings known as moderate democrat who attempted to balance federal budget. ernest with 97 years old survived by three children, and several grandchildren. >> the 9/11 memorial in new york city gets an upgrade today. six stone are installed on memorial glade. needs symbolize the strength and determination of people who got sick or died from 9/11 related illnesses we have more from the world trade center site in downtown manhattan. >> jon, the glade is new edition specifically for families people who got sick and died in the aftermath. for many folks the turmoil lasted for years after that terror attack people falling ill l and dying and they had to prove their illness were because of toxins that they were exposed to on 9/11. the glade situate where had main ramp used to be and ramp recovery workers used to get to bed rock of the building during recovery period. today six st

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 crimes a total of nine hundred thirty eight were perpetrated against jews the f.b.i. says the number of anti-semitic crimes has increased nearly forty percent since two thousand and twelve the second largest group targeted in hate crimes was muslims rabbi goldstein said president donald trump called him personally to offer his condolences now the three people who were wounded have all been released from hospitals and as for the alleged shooter he will be arraigned on wednesday on one count of first degree murder and three counts of atte

.>> john ernest a san diego resident and student at cal state university surrendered yesterday following the shooting at a synagogue outside of san diego. a 60-year-old woman was killed, three others including a rabbi were injured. authorities now say the suspect is also under investigation for a fire at a mosque last month, not far from the synagogue.>> were working with the police department and the fbi to determine the possible involvement in the arson at the mosque about one month ago. >> the suspect has been booked on one count of murder, three counts of attempted murder. the rabbi injured in the shooting says he received a call from president donald trump who shared his condolences on behalf of the american. .>>> cleanup continued as authorities try to figure out what caused a crane to collapse, to workers inside the crane and two people in separate cars were killed. today we are learning more about those victims. a young woman from southern california. >> reporter: a tragedy affecting an entire city. one is especially difficult for a small community. >> from this tragedy we look f

. >> police in new york city have arrested the man they think is responsible. 80-year-old ernest in his mid 30s at the time of the crime. he's charged with two counts of murder and one count of rape. >> you chase people for a long time and sometimes i guess dna turns around. >> investigators are not detailing exactly how they linked bradna to the crime only saying they used -- sources says bradna has 12 prior arrests dating back to 1990. those charges include burglary, assault and multiple counts of weapons position. laura podesta, cbs news. >> police are trying to determine if the killer knew the women or picked them at random. >>> it's five minutes before -- >> coming up, why uber is trying to drive people away from online shopping. >>> and taking a live look outside right now. this is the city of san francisco. and we are looking at a beautiful spring day. we'll be right back. beautifulspring day. we'll be right back. >>> bank of america is raising minimum wage for thousands of employees and it will occur in a two year period starting at $17 on may 1st. >>> ceo. largest banks includi