she was in the parking lot in the jcc on her day off.he's joining us now to tell us what she saw. >> i was actually on the phone with my mom. i was walking into the jcc and i heard a loud noise which kind of sounded like an explosion. i guess it was echoing off the buildings. i turn around and i see two men running toward me. i started running with them, i asked one of them if that was gunshots. we just witnessed a man shoot someone on the parking lot. so we ran inside and i told them call 911, someone is shooting people in the parking lot and they put the entire place on lockdown and we all went to the tornado shelter which was the locker rooms and they were in there for about 45 minutes. they let us out and they wouldn't let us leave the building. they let us stay in the hallway in the building for another 20 minutes or so. there was some young girls in the bathroom and they were crying. i let them use my phone to call their parents. it was unreal. i couldn't believe it was happening. i, of course, called the station right away and tol

that is chilling considering that the jcc is obviously a center for the people and for everyone. that jewish community center has 8,000 members and in the community for 100 years. many of those that attend are not jewish so that leads whether we thought this was a hate crime or not. they are leaving that possibility open. they are investigating it as either a crime, and looking into leads whether it is a hate crime but the firing of the jcc happening outdoors and those were the two people that were inside a car or outdoors, outside of a car, we don't know. after the shooting, minutes later, the suspect drove to the village shalom, a mile south, and it takes three minutes away from the jcc where he in the and killed a female victim and she died and that is where the police called the active shooter situation and found the suspect at the elementary which is a mile away from the initial -- from the assisted jewish center. we her reports that he said "heil hitter," and we are the day before passever and the suspect supposedly saying "heil hitter," and in the press conference we heard

it also places the air chief marshall host and the jcc in a difficult position. if i was the chief, i would want to release corroborated evidence that links what we found to mh-370. i would not be prepared to go any further until we have that for the families' sake. if we can corroborate the pulse, 37.5 kilohertz, i would want the submersibles down there and the robots to physical check out the serial number on the black box to make sure it was linked to 370 before i came out and told the world we had found something. >> greg stone, you are the oceanographer. what should the response be at this moment? >> i think we need to treat this with some skepticism. especially when i just learned it was one pulse. why just one pulse? there is a lot of high frequency sound in the ocean. i listened to high frequency sound in my career. there is a lot of sources in that frequency range coming either pointed out earlier from the ship itself. it could be from certain marine animals that can make sound in that range. there is no rules out in the open ocean. you can put gear and

the jewish community center strengthened security today a spokesperson says it's something jcc always does. the man arrested is a former ku klux klan leader. >> police believe the motive behind two shootings was hate. >> we have now determined the motivation behind this was a hate crime. >> the suspect, frasier glenn cross is expected to face charges including first degree murder in the shooting deaths of three people on sunday two victims, a 14-year-old reed underwood and his grandfather, guned down in the parking lot of this jewish community center. reed's mother says he was there to compete in a singing contest. >> it was a horrible act of violence my dad and son were at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> police say the suspect then drove to a jewish community center and shot and killed a woman there to visit her mother. >> the 73-year-old produced this radio ad in a run for senate. >> we sit back and allow jews to take over our government, banks and media. >> if you're going to make a top ten list of violent antisemites, frasier glenn miller could be on it. >> as americans, we'

. >> gary has lived in overland park for 20 years and is an active member of the jcc. the center just hours before. >> no man is an island, we are all in this together. we really have to remember that. >> it is a community trying to be resilient in the face of hate and violence. just days after the shooting the center reopened but with stepped up security. beltny's son attends preschool there. >> if one good thing comes of this, what i hope is that people will learn more about this, and what they off for the community. my son has been going to preschool here, we aren't jewish, a lot of the families that take advantages of the services are not. and there's never been a feeling of judgement. >> the community is also recognizing the courage and her requirism that aided in the swift arrest. p paul heard the first gunshots and was the first to call 9-1-1. want withing to identify the shooter he ran towards him. >> he had rolled his window down, and as looked to him, we saw each other eye to eye, and he pulled his handgun out and shot at me. >> community leaders say now begi

is an active member of the jcc.he center just hours before. >> we with have to remember that. >> it is a community trying to be resilient in the face of hate and violence. just days after the shooting the center reopened but with stepped up security. what i hope is people will learn more about the community center and what they off. a lot of the families that take advantage of the services here are not, and there's never been a feeling of judgement. >> the community is also recognizing the courage and heroism that aid is in swift arrest of the shooter. was the first to call 9-1-1 with. want withing to identify the shooter he ran towards him. >> he had rolled his window down, and as we looked to him, we saw each other eye to eye, and he pulled his handgun out and shot at me. >> community liters say now becomes the time of healing as the friends and family of the three remember their lost loved ones. he remains in custody, he did appear before a county court, and charges were filed in two with counts of murder. he is

. >> we talked to paul and others attending the first night commuter seder here at the jcc about the attack on the eve of a holy week. >> unfortunately you have some people that are super negative against a certain group or race and they come out and they do violence. >> we're exercising heightened vigilance at this time. we're asking staff to be particularly aware and we're in close touch with the san francisco police department. >> reporter: the kansas attacks at jewish sites come as anti-semitic incidents declined by 19% in 2013 according to the antidefamation league. the extra security a precaution that's welcomed by those we talked to. >> unfortunately when you have different hate groups, you have to have security. whether you're jewish or christian or muslim. you have to have your security to be on the safe side. >> i feel secure. yeah. for sure. >> and while that report from the antidefamation league said the anti-semitic incidents were down last year, the report said actual assault on individuals who were jewish or perceived to be jewish increased by 17% last year. ken pritch

two victims killed in the parking lot at the jcc the third victim killed at a retirement community astigators have said they have found no physical evidence the truck was on fire when it crashed into a charter bus. the accident happened last thursday. the students were on their way tie college tour in northern kal cam. ten people died in that. including students, shaper roens and the drivers of both vehicles. now back to huckabee. >> over the last two weeks, we've told you this story of justina peltier, the 15-year-old girl who has been taken away from her family and by the department of massachusetts. lou informed us of some shocking developments. >> we had our weekly one-hour visit with justina. what we found out was disgusting. we went that she went to see her doctor, that same doctor is not allowed to speak to us, not allowed to give us any ideas what happens. that tough doctor is the same ones that justina's parents have been getting her back to for treatment after they disagreed with boston's doctors claimed her problem was mental. >> she's obviously in severe physical distress

i understand -- i was not on the scene but i understand he was in the jcc, community center, asking if you're jewish or not. if you answered yes, he shot and same thing as village shilom. >> as a chaplain there, i would imagine that you are deeply connected to the community. how are people dealing with this? >> well, you know, the community will come together. we've come together when there have been other crises in the community. very tight, close community. we'll survive. this will move on. >> rabbi, our thoughts are with you. rabbi will join us throughout the evening here on cnn as he gets free. we know that he's very busy. we appreciate it. our thoughts with you. three people shot and killed in overland park, kansas, where according to the police a man, they believe in his 70s, went into a jewish community center. two people at an audition for a play, one is a teenager and then got into his car, went to a jewish retirement home, shot another woman, initially. these are the initial reports in her 70s. killed her and according to the police he was saying heil hitler asking people if

. >> we talked to paul and others attending the first night commuter seder here at the jcc about the attack on the eve of a holy week. >> unfortunately you have some people that are super negative against a certain group or race and they come out and they do violence. >> we're exercising heightened vigilance at this time. we're asking staff to be particularly aware and we're in close touch with the san francisco police department. >> reporter: the kansas attacks at jewish sites come as anti-semitic incidents declined by 19% in 2013 according to the antidefamation league. the extra security a precaution that's welcomed by those we talked to. >> unfortunately when you have different hate groups, you have to have security. whether you're jewish or christian or muslim. you have to have your security to be on the safe side. >> i feel secure. yeah. for sure. >> and while that report from the antidefamation league said the anti-semitic incidents were down last year, the report said actual assault on individuals who were jewish or perceived to be jewish increased by 17% last year. ken pritch

. >> the jcc, jewish community center isn't just for jews, right? >> no. jccs are open for all.here are programs that embrace all different people. it's a center. it's a center. if you look at kansas, i don't think it's known for his plethora of jewish people. so certainly these are places that welcome all. here you have someone who hated jews but at the same time hated others who hee didn't think conformed to some kind of standard of humanity. it's a sickness, an ideology we can't fathom. you mentioned faith before. faith doesn't always provide answers. i remember years ago officiating at a funeral, young child. the mother said to me god gave my son intelligence, gave him charm, why didn't he give him more years. i didn't have an answer. >> of course, tonight brings the celebration of passover. for those looking in who may be unfamiliar with it, it all has to do with the exodus of the industrial lights from egypt? >> it does. the narrative is more than a narrative. it's about questioning. you talk about different kids, the wise, the simple, the combative, the one who doesn't kn