new york city this week alone and less than a month ago a shooting at a kosher supermarket in jersey city left 4 dead and newsweek columnist says that anti semitism can only be tackled 3 proper education. you can't make every target a hardened target especially in areas like muncie i mean the synagogue that i would used to go to in a suburb also called mamaroneck it's a ready been 20 years they've had a policeman on. off duty policeman on guard during any time there were services or anything else so jews have been concerned now for a couple of decades look the only way you can fight anti-semitism is education but of course you can try to decrease its effect by having more police patrols by having local patrols by not allowing anyone in without knowing who they are that means having policemen off duty cops in every synagogue it's a big undertaking and it's very difficult in a city like new york with so many so many jewish institutions so many jews who live there it's a real problem there is no easy solution mind you i mean that's part of the problem . investigations are continuing into what cau

new york city this week alone and less than a month ago a shooting at a kosher supermarket in jersey city left 4 dead political analyst live in a rafa village says until semitic hate crimes are a concern far beyond the united states. i think that it's a global problem all over the world especially in europe no also in america well the jewish communities they were settled when the jews are in trouble all of us the world. is the only place safe place to be now of course we can rely on the nations of their government to prevent such attacks but if the situation is getting worse and worse. is of course the place to be for jules was in danger it was a case. is 70 years ago steve the case. it's a tradition of the holiday season for world leaders heads of state and major organizations to deliver their annual greetings that usually wrap up the passing year and generally express hope for a prosperous and happy future and it seems this time there are a few peculiar messages askew taylor explains. christmas the time of year when people gather together to celebrate the bonds of friendship and family as a

new york city this week alone and less than a month ago shooting at a kosher supermarket in jersey city left for dead the israeli prime minister has condemned the latest incident so israel strongly condemns the latest surge of anti-semitism and the brutal attack in the middle of hanukkah holiday at the white house the monsey new york we send our wishes of recovery to the wounded we will cooperate in every way with the local authorities to help eradicate this phenomenon we offer this help to every country or political analyst olivier graph of it says the rise in anti semitic instance could encourage immigration to israel. i think that it's a global problem all over the world especially in europe though also in america where the jewish communities they were settled when the jews are in trouble all over the world. is the only place safe place to be now of course we can rely on those allegations of our government to prevent such attacks but if the situation is getting worse and worse. is of course the place to be for jules was in danger too as the case. is 70 years ago it is still the case. ukra

new york city this week alone and less than a month ago a shooting at a kosher supermarket in jersey city left 4 dead gideon levy a columnist says nothing can justify such acts of violence 1st of all there is no. toll to the solution i don't want to use the word fighters solution god's will be the reason because anti semitism has many many faces and you see it coming from many of their reactions and with many different look evasions we put everything in one basket but this does not mean that every scene can be approached in the same way israelis believe the world is against us and anti semitism is serious as it is is many times also used for political purposes but obviously there is a sense of shock and. disgust of this kind of nobody can justify and nothing can justify this kind of violence the policy of. the occupation the brutality is fueling. some of the anti semitic movements many anti semites are using the police of israel as an excuse for their cities. investigations are continuing into what caused a passenger plane to crash shortly after takeoff from oman airport in kazakhstan killing

in new york city this week alone less than a month ago a shooting at a kosher supermarket in jersey city left 4 people that. a lot of television now in speak to put on a live feed a raft of it very good to have you want to live in new york governor that called this attack an act of domestic terrorism would you agree with that assessment. good evening listen domestic to all these i'm me the very serious and very complicated concept because it's when people are for the same nation are tacking on one to kill the people of the same nation it was a case in france and belgium when the french muslim a french bedroom killed all the bedroom of the french citizens if it is not the case in america when american citizens for a clear reasons of the time being. trained to attack and to kill in this case all the citizens whatever they belong to. any community it's a big problem because it's very very difficult to prevent such attacks and there is a reason maybe a new situation where a need of intelligence will be needed in order to prevent and to stop these. domestic toryism which we also can be of course r

new york city this week alone and less than a month ago a shooting at a kosher supermarket in jersey city left 4 dead in libya. nothing can justify such acts of violence. 1st of all there is no total solution i don't want to use the word fighter's solution god forbid there is no law because it is immaterial and has many many faces and you see it coming from many their reactions and with many different look evasions we put everything in one basket but this does not mean that everything can be approached in the same way israelis believe the world is against us and anti semitism as serious as it is is many times also used for political purposes but obviously there is a sense of shock and disgust of this kind of violence nobody can justify and nothing can justify this kind of violence the policy of israel they occupation the brutality is fueling. some of the anti semitic movements many anti semites are using the police of israel as an excuse for their empty semitism. and develop it in house trying to donald trump for information which helped to prevent planned new year's terror attacks on think pe

. >> the shootout in jersey city left four victims dead including a police detective. surveillance video shows one gunman firing as he entered a kosher market. authorities have now revealed the suspects also had a pipe bomb in their stolen u-haul. >> the investigation comes as president trump announces an executive order aimed at cracking down on anti-semitism. an order not without controversy. a massive crowd gathered overnight for the funeral of 24-year-old moshe deutsch, one of the four victims killed in the gun battle in jersey city, new jersey. this video is reportedly part of the investigation according to law enforcement. it shows a van pulling up outside a kosher market. two people exit a stolen u-haul and shoot into the store. investigators say the shooters were 47-year-old david anderson and 50-year-old francine graham. it all started when detective joe seals encountered the suspects at a cemetery while investigating a murder. police say anderson and graham killed the detective, a father of five. then drove a mile to that jewish market. police say the suspect

new york city this week alone and less than a month ago a shooting at a kosher supermarket in jersey city left 4 dead let's get some reaction i'm going to tell of if that getting levin he's a heretic columnist and a member of the newspaper's editorial board good afternoon she good ian thanks for coming on we were just reporting there this is the latest in a series of anti semitic attacks in the new york area what's been the reaction in israel to this. in israel israelis believe the world is against us and anti semitism is serious as it is is many times also used for political purposes but obviously there is a sense of shock and. disgust of this kind of nobody can justify and nothing can justify this kind of violence looking at the reaction i know that israel's former defense minister has tweeted to you he feels the solution is for jews to immigrate to israel what you feel about the potential solutions. you know the solution 1st of all there is no. toll to the solution i don't want to use the word fighters solution god forbid the reason though because that is emitted from has many many faces an

new york city this week alone and less than a month ago a shooting at a kosher supermarket in jersey city left 4 dead political analyst a living rough of h. says anti semitic hate crimes are a concern far beyond the u.s. . i think that it's a global problem all over the world especially in europe no also in america well the jewish communities they were settled when their jews are in trouble all over the world either the only place safe place to be now of course we can rely on those and haitians are their governments to prevent such attacks but if the situation is getting worse and worse. is of course the place to be for jules was in danger it was a case. 70 years ago it is still the case. there's been a sharp increase in u.k. weapons sales to saudi arabia over the last 5 years that despite london signing up to a treaty to prevent exports the rights abuses oxfam which calculated the rises it's deeply concerned about the way the weapons have been used in the conflict in yemen . and according to the charity the u.k. has license sales worth nearly 6 and a half 1000000000 pounds to 8 members of the

the jewish community in the region less than a month ago a shooting at a kosher supermarket in jersey city left 4 dead and the worst 7 and the semitic instance reported in new york city this week alone so let's get some reaction now with mark shields a newsweek columnist and editor at history central dot com you're very welcome thanks for your time mark thanks for coming on we don't know the motives for this latest attack but we do know there have been a spate of anti-semitic attacks in new york recently why do you think we've seen this reiss. well we've seen this rise. in america since the presidency of donald trump began but it's begun it's been on the left and it's been on the right it's been white nationalists and it's been african-americans in this case it seems to be a crime by african-americans as was the case recently in philadelphia there is a long history both good good and bad relations between jews and african-americans in the united states jews were the forefront of the civil rights movement those close relations and the late sixty's it were more and more incidents when jewish shop

the shootout in jersey city left four people dead inchewluding a police detective. this video shows a van pulling up outside of a kosher market. two people get out of a stolen u-hall and shoot into the store. it happened when the police detective encountered the suspects at a cemetery while he was investigating a murder. police say the two suspects killed the detective then drove a mile to the market. >> clearly that was their tar g target. >> the suspects shot and killed the owner along with an employee and customer in the market. the suspects have been linked to the lack israelites. >>> new this morning, a 21-year-old man is being held without bail after police say he tried to kill his co-worker in palo alto. lionel munoz was arrested yesterday. he stabbed his co-worker from behind. police say it started when munoz got into a fight with a co-worker at the office on page mill road. munoz is accused of stabbing the victim in the mailroom and chasing the co-worker outside. police say they found munoz in the parking lot still holding the knife. the victim is expected

the shootout in jersey city left four people dead including a police detective. authorities have revealed the suspects also had a pipebomb in their stolen u-haul. kenneth moton has that. >> reporter: a massive crowd gathered overnight. for the funeral of 24-year-old moshe deutsch, one of the four victims killed in the gun battle in jersey city, new jersey. this video is reportedly part of the investigation according to law enforcement. it shows a van pulling up outside a kosher market. two people exit a stolen u-haul and shoot into the store. investigators say the shooters were 47-year-old david anderson and 50-year-old francine graham. it all started when detective joe seals encountered the suspects at a cemetery while investigating a murder. police say anderson and graham killed the detective, a father of five. then drove a mile to that jewish market. >> clearly that was the target. they shot people inside. >> police say the suspects shot and killed the owner mindy ferencz along with employee miguel rodriguez and deutsch who was in the market. >> a few hundred

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. >> shannon: breaking of elements in a deadly jersey city massacre that left six people dead, includingficer. what we have learned about the suspects and their possible motives, next. ♪ with advil liqui-gels, you have fast-acting power over pain, so the whole world looks different. the unbeatable strength and speed of advil liqui-gels. what pain? ♪ ♪ and you'll experience a whole new range of emotions like... of a travel site the relaxing feeling of knowing you're getting the best price. and the magic power of unlocking your room with your phone. i can read minds too. really? book at hilton.com and get the hilton price match guarantee. >> shannon: officials calling the deadly shooting in a jersey city kosher market a targeted attack. as report service that one of the suspected gunman was connected to a fringe group called the black hebrew israelites, correspondent gillian turner with more details as men cover them tonight. >> law enforcement is now revealing the suspect kick started that marathon firefight in jersey city that left six people dead, including a police officer, has links t

. >> a horrific mass shooting yesterday in jersey city that left six people -- white nationalists haven let out of their holes. the liar in chief is the one who spouted all of this stuff, he's the one. >> brian: white nationalist? the shooting wasn't by a white nationalist, white supremacist, the shooting was committed by two african-americans who apparently had ties to the black israelite movement that doesn't sound familiar, it's the fringe religious group that is evidently sympathetic -- you might have seen, they were enjoying harassing the covington high school student body at the march for life. robbie soave is an editor of reason and author of panic attack, young radicals in the age of trump, he joins us now. what's your take on her take? >> horrific tragedy, my thoughts and prayers are with the families of the victims. i think it's just really sad and despicable to see some in the media immediately try to spin this, to slotted into a political narrative that far right white nationalism is responsible, it's an x essential threat to the country, responsible for so much violence an

. >>> a brauj of gunfire on the streets of jersey city, new jersey, today left three people dead, including a police officer and two innocent bystanders. the shorts were also found dead. >> it happened in a quiet neighborhood around jersey city. for >> new tonight, the city's mayor says it appears you in that shooter specifically targeted the kosher jersey city market. they still have not released names of the other items and two attackers. the police officer killed was joseph steele, a father of five. >> reporter: neighbors took sheltered in homes, businesses and schools. s.w.a.t. teams exchanged a brauj of bullets with the two attackers. the suspects rush interested a kerber store, and rapid giver gunfire. as many as 100 children were trapped in a small synagogue and still near the scene. >> they banged on the door to make us open up sethey could use the place to get up and hang out and sthoot from there. >> reporter: officers managed to rescue one woman, backing her out to a safer location. but thee bystanders were killed among with the two shoorts. police within one of their own detecti

schumer: i want to express deep sympathy of the families in jersey city, which left one fallen police officers, detective shields, and several bystanders. my heart goes out to their friends and family today. local and federal law enforcement must investigate quickly and professionally so we can implement the best responses. we're not sure yet if this was motivated by hate or if it was criminal in nature. but whatever the answers, rest assured, the response must be swift, sure, and strong. now on impeachment. yesterday the house judiciary committee announced two articles of impeachment against the president of the united states. the articles allege the -- that president trump abused -- biewfd the office of the presidency by -- abused the office of the presidency by soliciting appearance of -- they also allege the president obstructed congress in the investigation of these matters. the president has had every chance to defend himself against these allegations. he has had every chance to rebut the specific evidence that was presented in the house. if there's an -- if there's information

. >>> investigators in new jersey are trying to determine a motive for tuesday's deadly shoot-out that left six people dead. police in jersey city say they found a pipe bomb at the scene. the newly released surveillance video suggests that the shooters targeted a kosher market. more from don dahler. >> reporter: this video shows why so many people believe this was not a random attack. the suspects are seen getting out of their u-haul van, firing past bystanders on the street, directly into the j.c. kosher supermarket in jersey city. watch again. david lax is the man seen running from the store. he spoke to us on the phone. >> the way they looked to me, the way they started shooting, the way they came in, they came to kill. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: shots hang out for hours. this shows you just how ferocious the gun battle was. these are bullet holes from a large-caliber weapon in this car. the window is completely blown out. >> look how many bullet holes -- >> reporter: this was the scene inside where they found five dead, including a 31-year-old mother of three who owned the store with her husband. 49-year-old douglas miguel rod

the attack has left this quiet jersey city community afraid. rabbi moshe shapiro. >> it seems clearly they were targeting here because they were jewish, and it's -- we're very concerned here and all over the country. so many attacks are happening. >> reporter: at the funerals for two of the victims, a sea of mourners flooded the streets of jersey city and brooklyn. there is a makeshift memorial here for two of the victims. neighbors are writing notes about them on the boarded up kosher grocery store. anti-semitic attacks are on the rise in the u.s. in new york city alone, the nypd reports that anti-semitic hate crimes are up 63% this year. don dahler, cbs news, jersey city. >>> coming up on the "morning news," the search for suspects in the deadly stabbing of a new york city college student. >>> and passing on pot. major league baseball announces changes to its drug-testing policy. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." policy. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." whether you were borne for more dance-offs... more travels... or more touchdowns. get

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the attack has left this quiet jersey city community afraid. rabbi moshe shapiro. >> it seems clearly that they were targeting here because they were jewish and we're very concerned here and all over the country. so many attacks are happening. >> reporter: last night at the funerals for two of the victims, mindy ferencz and moshe deutsch, a sea of mourners flooded the streets of jersey city and brooklyn. tonight there is a makeshift memorial for two of the victims here on the boarded up kosher grocery store where neighbors are leaving messages of condolence. investigators say that the two shooters had a tremendous amount of firepower, but what they have yet to figure out is why they picked this particular store. norah? >> o'donnell: all right, don, thank you. tonight ten former n.f.l. players including some big-name retired stars could face years in prison after being hit with federal fraud charges. catherine herridge reports on their alleged game of greed and deception. >> reporter: the indictment accuses the former n.f.l. stars of a brazen na

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mark: in jersey city, new jersey, the mayor says the gunmen in yesterday's shootout targeted a jewish it market. that left six people dead, including a police and two suspects. officials have not called it a terrorist attack. french officials are trying to calm a nationwide protest against pension reform. the government says for retirement age will be increased for the country's youngest, but offered a series of concessions. they include the country's first-ever minimum pension, which would replace a complicated pension system that included dozens of special privileges for some sectors. the announcement came a day after more than 300,000 protested across france. ,n other news, greta thunberg the activist behind a global way the student strikes has been named timed magazines youngest ever person of the year. the 16-year-old spoke at a united nations conference in madrid, telling delegates rich nations are not doing enough to solve the climate crisis. greta thunberg says she was surprised by the honor. the previous youngest person was the first one chosen, charles lindbergh, who was 25 when he was picked in

jersey city new jersey. >> hundreds of people gathered wednesday night tuesday's gun battle and standoff ended at a kosher market and left a total of 60 will dead. three bystanders inside the store and david anderson and francine graham. they haven't determined a motive but the city's mayor believed the location was targeted in an anti-semitic attack.>> president trump weighing in on the tragedy at a hanukkah reception at the white house. >> america weeps for the lives lost in with one voice we vowed to crush the month jurists anti- semitism wherever it appears. >> he signed an executive order aiming to combat anti-semitism on college campuses. the shooters are also the prime suspects of the killing of an uber driver in new jersey.>> we are hearing the desperate 911 calls made from a florida freeway during the deadly shootout between police and two gunmen who carjacked a ups truck. >> shots were getting fired and i was able to wiggle my way out of that situation. >> the gunmen led the police on a chase installed a ups truck and kidnapped its driver. the dead included the ups driver, the two gunmen and an innocent bystand

zachary, thank you. >>> we're learning tonight about that deadly attack that left six people including two gunmen dead in jersey city. the fbi recovering a white van you see it right there linked to the suspects. that attack at a kosher grocery store now being investigated as domestic terrorism. >>> update on that mass shooting at the naval base in pensacola. abc news obtaining a joint intelligence bulletin. detailing what investigators have learned about that gunman since the december 6th attack. the suspect posting online months before the attack, the countdown has started. at least three people were killed and eight others injured in that incident. the investigation is still ongoing. >>> we want to turn now to politics and the 2020 race. the big question marks swirling around next week's democratic presidential debate. the labor dispute and possible picket line at the college hosting the showdown. will the debate be cancelled? abc's rachel scott with the latest. >> reporter: tonight, a threat to boycott, placing the next democratic debate in jeopardy. the seven candidates who have qualified vowing they won't cros

jersey city, tuesday. agrees and chaotic scene. the best lasted and leftr. >> >>> two police officers were wounded that have been released from the hospital according to jersey city police chief. the officer killed, joseph, a 15 year veteran of the force was known for taking guys off

jersey city, tuesday. agrees and chaotic scene. the best lasted and left multiple that including civilians and two police officer. >> >>> two police officers were wounded that have been released from the hospital according to jersey city police chief. the officer killed, joseph, a 15 year veteran of the force was known for taking guys off the street. responding to a homicide investigation, the chief says he became involved with the suspect of the cemetery where he was shot and killed. the violent traveling to a grocery store leading to a shoot out. after the shootout, police say they found five people that in the store. two of them believed to be the suspect, the other three, possibly civilians. >> the police department of jersey city and our partners did a good job. no other city was stuck with them for. >> reporter: police found a stilley u-haul that contained a possible fire device. asked their bomb squad examines the truck for the police chief yslast months. the police chief says detective still was one of the best when it comes to getting and illegal

those sta tisings are incidents outside the city like this saturday's attack at a rabbi's home in new york that left five wounded. or what happened in jerseyy the other week. joining me is the ceo and national droekt or the of anti-defamation league, jonathan greenblatt. thank you for being here. it is disturbing when's happening, especially what's going on not only here but brooklyn in new york city. talk to me about what you've seen recently and how it's difficult. >> yeah. this is really been an extraordinary year and unfortunately violent extremism a through line. these have been driven by white nationalism, that violent far right extremism but when's happening in brooklyn, what's happening here in the new york metro area has no parallel. this is the kind of anti-semitism in broad daylight. acts of violence where elderly people or young people targeted typically by juveniles and literally punched in the head with a brick or assaulted by a group in a way that's really unconscionable. >> what is the reason? what is the motivation? >> i think there are a few things going on. number one, we are in a charged environment right now where peop

jersey city, new jersey. the gunbattle and standoff ended up at a kosher market and left six people dead. this included joseph deal. three bystanders inside the store and 47-year-old david anderson and francine graham. authorities haven't determined a motive but the city's mayor believes the location was targeted in an anti-semitic attack. this sparks fears of more attacks on the jewish community. >> with one voice we found to crush the monstrous evil of anti-semitism, whatever and wherever it appears. >> minutes later the president signing an executive order aimed at combating anti- semitism on college campuses. officials say the two shooters in the rampage are also the prime suspect in the killing of an uber driver, nearby. >>> one man is in jail after an site. a man stabbed his coworker. the victim was taken to the hospital for multiple stab wounds. he is expected to be okay. he is facing attended murder charges. >>> a woman accused of running over a or has turned herself into police. ruby turned herself in yesterday, investigators say the 28-year-old got into a heated argument with th

jersey neighborhood that left six people dead. two men with high-powered rifles took aim at police officers yesterday in jersey city. witnesses say they heard rapid gunfire for 16 minutes straight. people ran for cover. schools were put on lockdown. among those killed, a veteran police officer. the mayor believes the suspects targeted a kosher grocery store for murder. don dahler has the latest. >> reporter: rapid gunfire turned this residential community into a combat zone. [ gunfire ] heavily armed officers rushed people to safety. >> she's okay -- >> reporter: as helicopters hovered above. >> i'm hearing a lot of gunshots. like unloading guns. and it was really bad. >> reporter: every single school in jersey city was placed on lockdown. worried parents were turned away including juan cabrera. >> you start thinking of all these other active shooter events and think, you know, sometimes thinking the worst. >> reporter: the incident started at a cemetery. police spotted two people they thought looked suspicious and engaged them. an officer was shot at that scene and died at the hospital. he was identified as detecti

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one of the victims in the attack, jersey city police detective joseph seals, will be laid to rest today. he left behind a wife and five children. >>> and a mississippi man is out of prison after being tried six times for a crime he insists he did not commit. curtis flowers was released yesterday after more than 22 years behind bars. janet shamlian has that story. >> reporter: free on bail, curtis flowers made the long walk out of jail. >> looking forward to christmas. >> did you think this day would ever come? >> i knew it would, but i didn't know when. yeah, but i always knew it would. >> reporter: flowers was charged in the 1996 murders of four people during a furniture robbery. there were two mistrials. two were on appeal. the final reversal coming in june from the supreme court, ruling prosecutor doug evans systematically prevented african-americans from serving on the jury. the last conviction landed flowers on death row. this is flowers' sister. >> oh, what a blessing. best christmas gift ever. best gift i ever received in all the years of my life. >> in court the judge strongly criticized

jersey city, new jersey. just across the hudson from new york. an attack that left three people dead. today, senate minority leader chuck schumer said he is alarmed by the surge in attacks in synagogues and other houses of worship nationwide. >> the attack on the jewish community was cowardly, callous, calculated. and we have seen over the last several years that there's been a rash of attacks on houses of worship of all kinds. throughout america. and our houses of worship are targets and they're defenseless. and so bad people, hateful people, terrorists, angry people choose houses of worship over and over again. >> president trump condemned this week's attack tweeting that we must all come together to fight, confront, and eradicate the evil scourge of anti-semitism. but today, his acting deputy homeland security secretary tweeted the attacker is the u.s. citizen son of an illegal alien who got amnesty under the 1986 amnesty law for illegal immigrants. apparently, american values did not take hold among his entire family. at least this one violent and apparently bigoted son. he has si

jersey city, new jersey, says the kosher supermarket were a massive gunfight took place yesterday was targeted by the suspects but we are learning additional details tonight about the exchange that left half dozen people dead. senior correspondent rick leventhal has the latest tonight from jersey city. >> this remains a very fluid and fast-moving investigation. >> the jersey governor phil murphy briefed reporters on a shooting that ended in a kosher deli tuesday leaving six dead including the police officer and the two suspects. >> we saw the very worst of humanity. but the response as law enforcement work to address the threat and as the community came together to create and care for survivors, we also saw the very best. >> authorities confirmed the shooting started in a nearby cemetery where 15 year veteran detective joe seals approached a suspicious rent a u-haul van and the driver got out and open fire. a father of five was killed. the suspects, identified as 45-year-old david anderson and 35-year-old francine graham drove to a jewish store walking straight inside the store, opening fire, killing three civilians. officers walking the streets heard the shots and responded along wi

jersey city, tuesday. a gruesome chaotic scene. the violence left multiple dead including civilians and a police officer. >> two officers were shot. one recently gave his life and the second officer was shot in the shoulder. >> reporter: shrapnel injured two additional officers. the officer killed what detective joseph views of veterans of the force known for taking guns of the street. while doing his job, became involved with the suspect at the cemetery where he was shot and killed. demonstrable to a corner store leading to a standoff and shoot out. >> it was quick. and then i would joke that it was fireworks in december but it wasn't for the july. >> reporter: five people dead in the corner store. two of them believed to be the suspect. the other three, possibly civilians. >> our partners did an extraordinary job at a very very difficult circumstance with the high powered rifle fire where no other citizens. >> reporter: they found a stolen you hold that contain possible fire device. as their bomb squad examined the truck, their investigation into

steve: bryan llenas is live in jersey city across the river from new york city with disturbing details of the shooters leftbehind me is boarded up and we now know the identity of both shooters 47-year-old david anderson and 50-year-old francine graham. the "new york post" is reporting that both attackers were adherence to the fringe religious group called the black hebrew israelites. it's a religious movement that's been labeled a hate group. sources also telling the post the shooters left behind a handwritten note inside a stolen u-haul van that says quote i do this because my creator makes me do this and i hate who he hates. even though investigators have yet to give a motive behind the attack. jersey city mayor claims the evidence shows this was anti-semitic hate crime. he says the shooters posted anti-semitic messages on social media. cctv surveillance cameras clearly show both shooters getting out of u-haul van with long guns and then aggressively and delusional firing into the jewish kosher grocery store killing three. the store co-owner, 31-year-old mindy ferencz mother of three. moshe deutsche and

in jersey city new jersey, thousands of police officers stood in a steady range to honor a detective killed last week and what officials are calling a domestic terrorism attack that also left three other civilians dead. joseph seals, a 40-year-old married father of five, was praised as a model officer who helped get guns off the street. he was shot last tuesday in a cemetery about a mile from a kosher market by two attackers who went on to kill three more people at the deli before dying police.otout with last week, jersey city director of public safety james shea called seals "the ultimate telltive who will want to young officers that this is how you should behave." pope francis has abolished the so-called pontifical secret used in clergy sexual abuse cases. critics have charged the high degree of confidentiality has protected abusers. they say the decision will make coordination with law enforcement easier. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery: i'm shery ahn. amanda: live in toronto, i'm amanda lange. welcome to "bloomberg mar

jersey that left three people inside and a detective dead the shooters crossing paths. tonight he tells his story to our gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: he calls it a miracle. when two people rushed into a jersey city kosher grocery store and opened fire, david lake could be seen in this chilling video running from the barrage of bullets he's the only person who made it out alive. >> if you had waited a split second longer, do you think you would have been shocked? >> the way it looks like, yes. >> reporter: he says he dove under a salad bar when he heard the first shots and somehow bolted out the door. >> they came to kill. >> reporter: they came to kill it happened so fast, he says he can't remember whether the pair said anything. did this seem to you to be an attempted robbery? >> sir, this was not a robbery. >> reporter: authorities now say the evidence points to a hate crime. >> i can confirm that we're investigating this matter as potential acts of domestic terrorism fueled both by anti-semitism and anti law enforcement believes. >> reporter: police say the shooters were david anderson and francine graham and that they brought five pipe bomb after having shot police officers joe seals nearby