irwin here on twitter says i work at a coffee shop a few blocks away from the tree of life synagogue this morning we received a call from families in newtown connecticut who were affected by the sandy hook school shooting donating money to our coffee shop to give free drinks to the squirrel hill community and that was november third she goes on to say telling the stream that i honestly never felt as if anti-semitism was a national issue maybe because i've been isolated within the safety of this community that is so overwhelmingly accepting of all religions if anything i believe this event has shown how easily hate can be masked and so it is on that note masking hate and what that is like to live in a community that is so welcoming and then to be reminded that the outside community is not and i want to share this video comment from dr abigail orange she's a writer and historian and pittsburgh and this is what she had to say. as advantages that i leaven of my fellow pittsburgh jews have been murdered in an anti-semitic attack i sobbed yes for my community which is so close knit that th

was taken last week at this very time. >> jean casarez at the tree of life synagogue. thank you so much. >> there's a man tasked with bringing the community together, and that's rabbi jeffrey meyers. >> he invited allison cammarata to see the place of the crime at the synagogue behind jean, and how the community is trying to heal. >> these just showed up. we didn't put them here. >> they organically showed up. >> these are the names of the victims and it just showed up. this is an outpouring of love from countless people. i am floored by the love. i don't know where the tents came from. these weren't here yesterday. >> is that right? >> the rain is coming in. somebody brought in tents. this is amazing. this was not done by the synagogue, the community did this. i'm just amazed. amazed. >> what is it like for you to walk around here six days after you ran for your life from this building? >> it was painful, it still is. it is painful. i mean, i know it is part of the grieving process, but, you know, i'm a witness. i'm a victim. i'm a survivor. and i'm also a human. i s

continued thursday for three more victims of saturday's mass shooting at pittsburgh's tree of life synagogue, which killed 11 jewish worshipers. services were held for husband-and-wife sylvan and bernice simon, and richard gottfried. robert bowers pleaded not guilty thursday. he is charged with 44 counts, including murder and hate crimes -- over 30 of which could be subject to the death penalty. bowers is accused of what has been described as the worst anti-semitic attack in u.s. history. meanwhile, a fundraising campaign launched by two muslim-american groups in the aftermath of the mass shooting has raised over $220,000. the funds are helping families of the victims pay for their funerals. this comes as nbc news is reporting the trump administration is ending a program that provides grants to groups fighting domestic terrorism. the countering violent extremism grant program is run by the department of homeland security and was established during the obama administration. it supports groups fighting hate groups, including white supremacist, anti-semitic, islamaphobic and racist groups. pres

documenting hate: new american nazis." .> pittsburgh pennsylvania robert bowers storms in ththe te of lifee synagogueithin n ar-5 and kills 11 jewishh wororshipe. >> with multiple casualties inside the synagogue. we have three officers who have been shot. members of the tree of life synagogue conducting a peaceful service in the place of worship were brutally murdered by gunmen targeting them simply because of their faith. >> another act of terror in america, the country can left to ask, where does this hate, from? could it have been prevented? 24 hours since robert bowers stormed into the synagogue and said, i just want to kill nazje. the've been reporting on resurgence of the white supremacist movement. i've seen its ideaeas migrated o the mainstream. i've seen violence in cities across the country. and now thihis. what looks to be the deadliest attack on the jewish community in american hihistory. and i fear there will be more to come. amy: synagogue gunman robert bowers had a long history of s andy railing against jew immigrants on social media sites, circulating racist memes. in his post, bowers

today soft as a mosque at the chief of life synagogue and i have a little my laptop here at the department of justice and now it's a new high crimes web site is easy it's not a coincidence obviously rob i just pop in of justice thinking ok we we need to do something what else is happening off to these tragic deaths. well synagogues are rethinking security and then the broader conversation america course has to do with guns and and who should be armed and how armed they should be and when they should be armed and who should be disarmed and that's a really difficult conversation to have because it actually it's one of the areas where the jewish community is split i think there are not not down the middle. i think most jews are in favor increased gun control and the government recognizing that there are people who are too dangerous to own guns and they really shouldn't have them. but there are always those people in our communities who think that we as a synagogue community or we as a organized jewish community need to be able to protect ourselves better and that means arming ourselves that m

a few short weeks after a gunman entered the tree of life synagogue and took the lives of 11 innocent people and injured six others, i would like to ask the house to pause now. joyce feinberg, richard ttfried, jerry rabinowitz, bernice simon. aniel stein, and if we could pause for a moment for these eople. thank you. i would also like to honor the law enforcement officers, the first responders, and the medical professionals who heroically responded to the attack and continued to -- continue to wish a full and speedy recovery for those who are wounded. attack happened because one man had a dark hatred in his heart for the jewish people. but the jewish community in pittsburgh and the city as a whole have proven to be stronger than hate. i want to thank the bipartisan task force to combat anti-semitism for their support and all of the american people who have reached out with their comforting words of support. we all must do more to combat this hate in our neighborhoods and stop these tragedies from happening. this resolution is just a step in the healing process for our city and our cou

she was a member of the tree of life synagogue for 60 years.rk, jackie heinrich, to news. >>> putting grief into action, graduate student from washington, d.c. raised more than $1 million for victims of the tree of life synagogue victims. he received generosity from the jewish community. you wanted to get back. he said setting up the gofundme page took a moment of his time. hopefully it will have a >>> three young girls and a woman died after a hidden run in wisconsin. the police say a girl scout troop was picking up trash on the highway, one hour east of the minnesota border when a truck hit the victims. the driver of the truck fled the scene. later he turned himself in. : true will be charged with four counts of homicide, and the girl that was hit is still the hospital in critical condition. >>> >>> hyper looping developed by elon musk it could be up and running sooner than you think. up next, how it will work, and the first place you will be able to use it. >>> doing campaigns for president trump and obama in the final stretch before to -- t

about one hour from now will be the very first sabbat service of the tree of life synagogue since thatn came in and opened fire, killing 11 beloved members exactly a week ago. they expect a thousand people to crowd these suburban streets to show up and show their solidarity here to the tree of life members and the man tasked with bringing this community together is rabbi jeffrey emeyers. we have gotten to know him during the course of this past painful week. so he invited us there squirrel hill to his home. he ewantwanted us to see his community, the scene of the crime and to see the place of healing. >> these just showed up. we didn't put them here. they just showed up. >> they just organically showed up. >> these are all the name thochz victims and this is an out pouring of love from countless people. i'm floored by the lub. i don't know where the tents came from. these weren't here yesterday. the rain is coming in. somebody brought in tents. this is amazing. this was not done by the synagogue. we did not do this. the community did this and i'm amazed. >> and so what is it like for y

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today was the first jewish sabbath since 11 people were killed at the tree of life synagogue one week ago in pittsburgh. that horrific event has given birth to a movement, bringing people of all faiths together, in synagogues across the globe. here's matt bradley. ♪ >> reporter: jews have celebrated shabbat, the sabbath, every weekend for thousands of years. this shabbat was different. >> it's very painful. it's healing. it's a sad shabbat, but i remember them with joy. >> reporter: one week after the attack jews and gentiles in pittsburgh across the country, around the world coming together to observe shabbat last night and today. >> i came because i can't think of anything more important than all joining together and making a big deal about what's happened. >> reporter: rallying around the social media #showupfor shabbat. started by the american jewish committee. >> now we're feeling there's a solidarity. there's a sense we are all in this together. >> reporter: the tree of life synagogue remains a crime scene. so the faithful and their friends gathered outside for morning prayers.

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the victims of the tree of life synagogue, the victims of parkland, the bar and grill deserve better and i would like to submit an in memoriam for the victims of the last mass shooting. the rest i submit. >> supervisor tang: submit. >> supervisor yee: thank you. just quickly, i want to thank supervisor kim for introducing the ordinance that would provide some incentive for developers. as she mentioned, it's something that we've been lacking and we haven't had much luck with those type of efforts. and especially with the pop c passing, eventually, we'll win the lawsuit and we'll have resources to provide more services, but we have to find the sites for them. and in particular, we're focusing on younger children. 0-3 or 4. and as most people know, they -- parents like to bring their infants closer to work so they're close to them. versus when they're preschoolers. they're more willing to be closer to their homes so it's an important piece of legislation and i'm glad that i'm co-authoring with supervisor kim. i want to follow up with what we've been working on. in case the mayor has not

that's when a white man walked into the tree of life synagogue and opened fire. he was taken into custody and faces multiple charges, including hate crimes. (justine) a vigil was held at florida state university today for the victims of a yoga studio shooting in tallahassee. 61-year-old f-s-u faculty member nancy van vessem and 21-year-old f-s-u student maura binkley were killed in the attack. several others were injured and the shooter died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. the f-s-u president said the shooting was a "senseless and violent" act. on kron4 news at 10 we will hear from the father of one of the victims. (justine) we got a dine and dish experience you can bring home with you. how you can get the taste of spain right inside your door. (mabrisa)i have your forecast coming up a bit later on... (jrs) could napa valley soon be known for growing more than wine? we'll tell you about the controversial idea of growing cannibus in wine country. proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures t

columbia and they say he was a social media friend of robert bowers, suspected in the free of life synagogue shooting. clark's in court friday in d.c. scott mcfarland, news 4. >>> now to the news that has dominated this day, amazon choosing northern virginia for one of its two new headquarters. >> oh, it's big. the move cel brated not only leaders in the commonwealth, but also d.c.'s mayor and maryland's governor. also a win for our entire region. >> here's the promise. 25,000 new jobs with an average annual salary of $150,000. the cost to virginia taxpayers, up to $550 million, if amazon delivers on the promise of all those jobs. >> and it all takes over parts of crystal city. pentagon city. and potomac yard now renamed national landing. there were clues that amazon could pick lington, as far back as a year ago. news 4's jackie bensen is live with that piece of the story for us. jackie? >> reporter: well, take a look behind me. this fence, part of the land that is available for this soon to be renamed crystal city area that's goingo amazon. a relatively minor story about an environmental aw

jean casarez is outside the tree of life synagogue. what are you seeing there, jean?: it's somber. it's obviously the jewish sabbath continues until sundown today. it's so sobering to think about that it was exactly one week ago this morning roor, right behind me getting ready to come here, getting ready for the shabatt services. little did they know someone would go right across the street and take in guns and just start shooting. so it has been a week of funeral after funeral. every day there's been three funerals. yesterday there was one funeral. but today the three congregations that were actually in the tree of life in the synagogue and on the basement in the third floor, they're all going to meet together at synagogue relatively eclose to where we are. this is still a very active crime scene and i've watched fbi in and out and they are not done yet. saying that right outside here and it's a rainy day this morning, but they're supposed to have an outside shabbat service for anyone who wants to come in the pittsburgh area and i'm sure there's those that will forge

today was the first jewish sabbath since ple were killed at the tree of life synagogue one week ago in pittsburgh. that horrific event has givenirth to movement bringing people of all faiths together in synagogues across the globe. here's matt bradle ♪ >> reporter: jews have celebrated shabbat every weekend for eehousands of years. thisnd was different. >> it's very painful. it's a sad shabbat. emthat i remember th with joy. >> reporter: one week after the attack, and gentiles in pittsburgh, across the country, aund the world, coming together to observe shabbat last night and today. ec >> i came bause i can't think of anything more important than all people from everywhere joining together and king a big deal about what's happened. >> reporter: rallying around the social media #showupfor shabbat. >> we feel there's a toolidarity, we're all in thither. >> reporter: the tree of life synagogue remains a crime scene, f so thethful and their friends gathered outside for moing prayers. the rabbig say a special prayer for two brothers who are among the dead. >> the joy and a gift to our commu

then he focused directly on tree of life synagogue which was behind the mall and said there was so much joy from the tree of life for so many years, the weddings, bar mitzvahs, and now that the building has been stained. he equated it to a jewish wedding where the glass is stepped upon at one point during the proceeding, and it is to signify the rabbi said of the tragedy. he said this tragedy has happened, but we must go on and that the building will find joy in the future. the three congregations that were in the tree of life on various levels from the basement to the main floor to third floor, they're all having a ceremony together at beth shalom, close to where i am now. it is continuing to go on. we know at one point they had a moment of silence, one minute 11 seconds. 11 seconds for every victim that perfect ishd one week ago today in the -- perished one week ago today in the synagogue. >> we'll check back with you. >>> alisyn camerota talked to the rabbi that led that congregation in prayer. he says his sadness has shifted to anger. >> these just showed up. we didn't put them here

this is the first service since the massacre in the tree of life synagogue. at 9:52 a.m. on the dot they paused for a moment of silence for one minute and 11 seconds to honor the beloved members of their congregation. for the first time we saw rabbi myers broke down publicly, hung his head and wept openly. you could hear other people sobbing throughout the temple. it was a sad and touching moment. yesterday rabbi myers brought us back to the synagogue, the scene of the crime where this happened. he wanted to show us what this past week has been like for him and where he's getting his strength. >> these just showed up. we didn't put them here. they just showed up. >> reporter: they just organically showed up. and these are the names of the victims. >> and it just showed up. this is an outpouring of love. >> reporter: oh, my gosh. >> from countless people. i'm floored by the love. i don't know where the tents came from. these were here yesterday. >> reporter: is that right? >> the rain is coming in. somebody brought in tents. this is amazing. >> reporter: to shelter all of

it comes after 11 people were killed last saturday at the 'tree of life' synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvaniacross the country are being asked to prepare for a possible increase in guests ... as the nation mourns the deadly shooting. (pam) meantime.. there were three more funerals in pittsburgh today for the victims of that shooting. (ken) the suspect in the case faces dozens of charges and if convicted he could face the death penalty. kelly smoot has this report. rich fitzgerald / -d- allegheny county executive: this is a small community that we all know each other in. we're burying our dead. we're mourning with our community. more funerals today in pittsburgh. mourners gathered at services for three of the 11 victim's of saturday's synagogue shooting.75-year-old joyce fienberg was a retired research specialist at the university of pittsburgh 69-year-old irving younger was a former real estate agent and greeter at the tree of life synagogue.val schroeder / irving younger's neighbor: he loved going there and he just loved lifeand 87-year-old melvin wax was an accountant and pittsburgh pirates

. >> that is certainly what the feeling in pittsburgh was when i went to the tree of life synagogue that hateful speech leads to hateful actions. they see a direct link between that. after the massacre at the tree of life synagogue, rabbi jeff meyers has been called america's rabbi because of his message of unity, so i travelled to pittsburgh to meet him and his congregation, and i went to see the crime scene and hear the message he gave president trump. (vo) this is not a video game. this is not a screensaver. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save your life. ♪ ♪ whoa! presenting the iwhat's he doing? come on, let's check it out! nice. he's pretty good at this. hm! it's like a game! (gasps) woo-hoo! got it! which car should we get? all of 'em! ooh, yeah! that one! this one looks nice. yes, and yes. i like this game. i think we're winning! delivery? where? (doorbell rings) (man) it's here! what? (announcer) buy your next car from carvana before ralph breaks the internet. then go see the

. >> thompson: robert bowers storms into the tree of life synagogue with an ar-15 and allegedly kills 11 jewish worshippers. >> 7-1: suspect's talking about "all these jews need to die." >> we have multiple casualties inside the synagogue. we have three officers who have been shot. >> members of the tree of life synagogue, conducting a peaceful service in their place of worship, were brutly murdered by a gunman targeting them simply because of their faith. >> thompson: another act of terror in america, the country again le to ask, "where does this hate come from? could it have been prevented?" >> it's ju been 24 hours since robert bowers stormed into this synagogue and said, "i just want to kill jews." >> thompson: over the past few years, i've been reporting on a resurgent white supremacist movement. i've seen its ideas migrate into the mainstream i've seen violence in cities across the country. and now this: the deadliest known attack on the jewish community in american hiory. i fear there will be more to more to come. ♪ >> blood and soil! >> blood and soil! >> today's alt-right "un

we were just two blocks from the tree of life synagogue, and our voices carried. though he's trying to erase all of us who were there and the experience we had in raising our voices in peaceful songs and prayers to share our message. >> what is your reaction to the president tonight, saying that the mass murderer at the synagogue for him represented a loss of momentum as a campaigner? >> i thought what i was most afraid of going in is that he would say crass things about our beloved dead. the fact that he just cast them entirely aside, they were a distraction. they took away from momentum. it meant he missed his rallies. that hurts me more than i could have possibly imagined when i worried about what might happen as a result of this business -- this visit, excuse me. i never dreamed he would simply act as though it had never happened and it meant nothing and was just completely a separate experience that had no impact on the things that really mattered to him. >> and the president seems to have no idea that the funerals are still going on every day. >> no. in pitt

today marks one week since a horrific shooting at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh. this morning the tree of life community held its first shabbat services since that shooting. last night more than 1,200 people of various faiths came together for a public service to show solidarity and support. yesterday a visitation and funeral service was held for 97-year-old rose malinger, the last of the 11 victims from the shooting to be buried. cnn's alison kam yn camerota sp rabbi myers about the fear and anger his community is feeling. >> these just showed up. we didn't put these here. it just showed up. and this is an outpouring of love from countless people. i'm floored by the love. i don't know where the tents came from. these weren't here yesterday. >> reporter: is that right? >> the rain is coming in. somebody brought in tents. this is amazing. >> reporter: to shelter all of these stars. >> this is not done by the synagogue. we didn't do this. the community did this. i'm just amazed. amazed. >> reporter: what is it like for you to walk around here, just six days after yo

today i'm introducing a resolution declaring our support for the tree of life synagogue, the global jewish community and all communities ripped apart by gun violence. this terrifying shooting must be a reminder that the status quo is unacceptable and a we as a nation can do better. after the parkland high school shooting, where 14 students and three staff februaries wer -- me killed -- students marching in streets signs saying, am i next? i met the co-founder for march our lives cameron cassky. he wrote a story when he was hiding in the closet while the shots were fired. he terrified and he was scared, he was sad and he was angry. he said, the worst thing he felt was that he understood what was going on. that columbine wasn't not anomaly. he understood what was happening. that was the sickest thing he felt, shooting in a high school was common and he understood what was happening. there has been almost 300 mass shootings and so far this year in this country. mass shooting is defined by four or more people shot in one time. we should be able to live and worship freely without fear of gun vi

of the victims prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for saturday's attack on the tree of life synagogue. women in north korea routinely face sexual abuse by officials that is according to human rights watch the rights group says the problem is so widespread that some women are not even aware that they are being violated activists claim the country's human rights record is being ignored amid an international push to improve relations ethiopia has sworn in its first female supreme court president human rights lawyer we often. own her appointment builds on efforts by reformist prime minister. to achieve gender parity in government ethiopia recently elected its first female president and approved one of the world's few gender balanced cabinets or divers in indonesia have located a black box from the lion air passenger jet that crashed on monday it's hoped the device will shed light on the cause of the tragedy in which one hundred eighty nine people died the boeing seven thirty seven went down thirteen minutes after taking off from the capital jakarta. the heat is on for indonesian aviation

of his victims prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for saturday's attack at the tree of life synagogue. well scientists have given another ominous warning about climate change a major new study shows that the world's oceans are warming more quickly than previously thought the findings published in the journal nature mean that global warming may also be further advanced than previously stated scientists reach these conclusions after using new calculations of the gases escaping the oceans warmer oceans lead to the deaths of marine wildlife in coral reefs and they cause ice sheets to melt fenced. or earlier we asked oceanographer chris fogg will at britain's kill university does this latest study reduce the possibility of ever meeting those peris climate agreement targets. well it is a question of mitigation or adaptation essentially if we want to try and hit those targets we might have to adapt our lifestyles massively or attempt to mitigate you know we cannot sleep bring in engineering answers to reduce c o two now obviously what we're trying to look at harry's climate sensitivity and w

--reporter pkg-as follows-- rabbi jeffrey myers/ tree of life synagogue"i'm not just concerned about he rise of anti-semitism, i'm concerned about the rise of hate in our country."a quiet saturday morning of prayer and reflection at rabbi jeffrey myers' synagogue in pittsburgh--(nats) shots fired! shots fired!"savagely interrupted by gunfire.(nats) "he's got an automatic weapon he's firing out at front of the synagogue."anti-semitism had blasted its way back into america's consciousness.(nats) barry werber was praying inside the tree of life synagogue when bullets started flying.he hid in a closet as a gunman mowed down 11 of his fellow worshipers.sara sidner/ cnn: "what is it like being a survivor?"barry werber/ survived synagogue massacre: "sometimes i just feel dead inside, no feeling at all. i hate that feeling, but it's there."sara sidner/ cnn: "how many of your friends have you had to bury?"barry werber/ survived synagogue massacre: "too many to count."(nats)it was the deadliest anti-semitic attack in american history - the personification of a rising state of hate in this count

robert bowers is accused of firing on worshippers at the tree of life synagogue in a hate-driven rampage he has been indicted on 44 criminal counts, including hate crimes. he could face the death penalty. ( james ) on the peninsula... a parent has filed a lawsuit against the south san francisco unified school district... after they say their child was sexually abused by a teacher. the parent claims their 14- year-old was molested by westborough middle school teacher, joseph toy... and that the school failed to report the incident after being notified. the lawsuit cliams toy would put the 14-year-old victim on his lap, kiss his head, and place his hand under his shirt. the lawsuit also says a parent previously caught toy being inappropriate with another student .. and took a picture of the teacher with his arms around the child. the photo was turned over to administrators where it was not reported but shredded and thrown away.

your out it's a no brainer i'm going to wrap up the conversation on the website of the tree of life synagogue and they list the funerals that have been the funerals that are coming up and just one line here that really stuck out at me the support shown worldwide proves that love truly is stronger than hate an amazing sentiment because after this conversation it's really hard to to think like that but that's what the website of the synagogue where eleven of their congregation was actually killed when he has this conversation going down online people are pointing a finger at the head of the country mike says it's quite difficult to buy anti-semitism when it's being propagated from the highest offices in the country over time we have for today show guest thank you very much for joining us i see you and i take it. i mean his story is a for the but these people every week brings a series of breaking stories told through the eyes of the world's journalists these two voices journalists were one of the few journalists that were actually doing investigative work join been listening post as we turned t

. >>> if convicted, powers could face the death penalty. 11 people died at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh. >>> in the east bay, crews cngb warehouse ind tsidehe warehouse since late september. they warn demolition will happen in 30 days. 36 people died in that inferno nearly two years ago. al men da and harris are charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. the victims' families have filed a civil suit against them. the building owner, pg&e. the owners blame their electrician. they say he lied about being a licensed contractor. investigators haven't been able to pinpoint the exact cause of the fire but it may have been an electrical fire. >>> the bay area man who sued monday tan toe will accept a $78 million award. he claimed the weed killer roundup caused terminal cancer. in august a jury agreed and awarded him $289 million. earlier this month the judge reduced damages by $200 million. according to his lawyers, johnson accepted the lower amount in hopes of achieving a final resolution in his lifetime. >>> a garbage proposal in san francisco could force san francisco

we stand with the people of the tree of life synagogue and all americans. america has religion as a first freedom, nathaniel mentioned the letter to the synagogue which was a community of juice who develop there in the 1860s to bring their faith, to do what many christian sects were doing to have a place where they could worship freely. i'm going to use this letter as the framework for what i want to talk about. it is no more than toleration is spoken of as if it were the indulgence of one class of people but another enjoyed the exercise of their inherent natural rights. happily the government of the united states which gives bigotry to persecution requires only that those who live under its protection should demean themselves as good citizens. this letter was pivotal for two reasons. one, it was the nature of the right that it was an inherent right, it was not a gift from the government, it was something that the jews of newport, the baptist of virginia, they had as an inherent right. the second part was there was a principal that applied to not only the ch

them making the same trip their friends and family made just last saturday, entering the tree of life synagogue to pray. communities across the country are also showing strength in numbers. last night, congregations from coast to coast held special show-up for shabbat services to honor the 11 victims. earlier this morning, cnn's elson emrata spoke. >> you've been so stoical on national tv and to love and tone down the hate. do you have moments where you break down or are you still on adrenaline? >> to give a perfect example, the funeral today, it was the last one. i appreciate the fact that it's a side there with a contemplative garden. i just sat there and cried like a baby. i couldn't stop. i thought the procession was waiting for me. i couldn't stop. it just came out. couldn't stop. because i haven't held it in me non-stop but this was the last funeral and every time i do one, particularly, for me, because when i chant the memorial prayer, it takes a piece of my soul away and i have no more left to give. my tank is empty. >> and so what do you say to your congregants who say why, how does th

prosecutors say he walked into the tree of life synagogue on saturday and killed 11 people inside. if convicted, bowers could face the death penalty. >>> funerals for three more members of the tree of life congregation will be held today. bernice and sylvan simon were well known in their small neighborhood and in the jewish community a neighbor who lived next to them for nearly 40 years called them the sweetest people you can imagine. 65-year-old dr. richard gottfried had just celebrated his 38th wedding anniversary. he was a dentist who worked part time at a clinic treating immigrants. members of the congregation say they have gotten support from jewish communities all across the country since the shooting. >> the jewish community, this has really an immediate sense of family. both in terms of the way that this has brought our community together, those underlying bonds of family and connection and faith and so forth. and also, the sense of victimization that we were all under attack last saturday. >> funerals for the final victims are scheduled for tomorrow. >>> time now 6:10. mor

she was one of 11 people killed at the tree of life synagogue.the oldest victim.but today's service was a tribute to mallinger, who was described as sweet and kind. <"everyone had things to say about rose and it's just unreal how much love their was for this woman."> among those who eulogized mallinger was rabbi jeffrey myers. he was inside the tree of life synagogue when the shooting happened. (pam) vandals tampered with the sign on a jewish temple in fresno earlier this week. the damage is not severe, but police are taking it seriously and asking the f-b-i for help. police say, someone yanked the letters off temple beth israel. all six letters from the sign have been retrieved. in the meantime... the crime lab is processing them hoping to turn up fingerprints. since last saturday -- there has been a more visible police presence at temple beth israel. police believe it can reduce fear among the congregation. <"we let the perpetrators of hate crimes, the perpetrators of terrorism win if we shrink away. that's not who we are. that's not what we ar

the hearts of the people as they remember the lives of those honored inside the tree of life synagogue one week ago today. congregations from boston to philadelphia and los angeles holding show up for shabbat services last night, paying respects for the 11 lives tragically taken in a hate-filled massacre and this morning, hundreds more gathered again to honor the victims in pittsburgh. cnn's allison camarata joining me right now. what was it like? >> reporter: we just come out. fred, it was really powerful, emotional, it was packed. they're going to need a place of worship like the synagogue is closed. it was intense. at 9:52 a.m., which was the exact moment rabbi myers made the first phone call, they held a moment of silence for a minute and 11 seconds to honor the 11 lives lost and it was the first time that we saw rabbi myers broke down. he has been such a pillar of strength for this community. he has been their rock and during that moment of silence, he audibly wept. he held his, hung his head and he cried and he wasn't alone. you could hear sobs throughout the congregation as they

i join with the prime minister and send the our sympathies and are solitary to the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh. the attack was disgusting, depraved and appalling adventure every single member of the south will completely and unreservedly condemn it for what it is. >> hear, hear. >> i've also been joining the prime minister to commemorate armistice day and remember all those that lost their lives in the first world war ended it all the other wars since. mr. speaker, if i were a prison governor, a local authority chief executive or a headteacher i would struggle to find much to celebrate in the budget. i would be preparing for more difficult years ahead. does the prime minister think that analysis is wrong? >> i say to the right honorable gentleman that actually if you look at was set up in the budget we set up more money for schools, more money for our prisons. [shouting] more money for prisons. we have come what we have set out in the budget is that prosperity is indeed ending. -- austerity. and what does it mean? ending austerity is about continuing to bring that down and put mo

we want to welcome the rabbi from the tree of life synagogue.or talking with us again this morning, and we know you have had an emotionally taxing week and you had funerals you presided over yesterday and more today. how is the entire community coping this week? >> it has been very hard. there's nothing that can prepare a community, particularly my con in particular, and it's sort of like this anesthetic numbness that is overtaking people, and it's a really very difficult time. >> i am sure you are personally exhausted. how are you tending to your congregation? >> i read psalms. god has given me the strength because i can say i am running on fumes, and there are no fumes left in the tank. >> we have not spoken since president trump and his family came to your synagogue, and what can you share about the words you exchanged with the president and what happened during that time? >> i was introduced by an ambassador from israel to the president and first lady and to jared and ivanka. we shook hands and i escorted the family into tree of life and i w

. >> mary katherine listen to what the rabbi of the tree of life synagogue who was in the synagogue for that horrific massacre this weekend, listen to what he said to alisyn camerota this morning about his discussion with president trump about rhetoric and about hate. >> hate speech led to the death of seven of my congregants and 11 total in my building. he listened. i would say the answer to your question would be to take a look and see post-visit what does the president continue to do? i don't need to answer that. i think you and the public can formulate your own answer. but i don't fully place the blame on any one person. it's a national issue. >> that was really interesting, right? he's like, i talked to the president. i think he heard me, but watch what he does. what do you think he'll do? >> it remains to be seen. like i said, it can work with some people and not with others. i don't think he's terribly good at staying on a sensitive message, and frankly, in the wake of tragedies, he can sort of for one appearance do that. i will say with all due respect and all of my prayers for

a prayer vigil is scheduled for tomorrow outside the tree of life synagogue. the suspect, 46-year-old robert bowers, pleaded not guilty in court yesterday. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. >>> two teens in custody following a pursuit that ended in a crash in santa clara. skyfox flew over the crash scene near levi's stadium a short time ago. santa clara police say the teens were wanted for a strong- armed robbery. they led officers on a chase through several streets near the san jose city line. there was a crash and the teens tried to run, we are told, but were captured by officers. >>> ahead tonight a plan to get groups that traditionally don't show up on election day to the polls a few days early. coming up at all those people vote. >> plus a dubious record over the last two years broken in the fans of last night's football game. coming up a finally -- a final tally on the number of arrests. >> how does pg&e determine when to shut the power off for public safety? we have the formula. >> and in weather, a little cooler today across portions of th

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. >>> from pittsburgh tonight, the last of the funerals from the 11 killed at the tree of life synagogue. the "pittsburgh post-gazette" paid tribute. >>> next tonight, one weekend left of the political ads. tonight, the democratic senators in states where donald trump won handily, many of them siding with the president with key issues. but one telling us breaking with him on brett kavanaugh may cost her her job. here's mary bruce. >> reporter: from west virginia, to north dakota, and missouri, in the states won by donald trump, senate democrats are now fighting to hold on to their jobs. for joe manchin, that means walking a fine line. >> i stand up and support him when it's good for west virginia. and when it's not, i stand up to him. >> reporter: in missouri, claire mccaskill is eager to show she's willing to take on her fellow democrats. just listen to her closing ad. >> claire is not afraid to stand up against her own party. >> yup. and claire is not one of those crazy democrats. >> reporter: but in north dakota, a state trump won by a whopping 36 points, heidi heitkamp broke with the