if god picked lori kaye, if god picked lori kaye, he did this for a reason and the reason is good because we believe god is good. lori is a person who can spread goodness in this world. she's making us stronger as a jewish people. we will not let anti-semitism stop us in any way. whoa know there's evil in this world, but it is nothing compared to the good we have. >> will things change at your synagogue because of this? because you know you're under threat, will there be an armed guard present? what will make you all feel comfortable going back to synagogue? >> well, it will change us. it's changed the rabbi forever. we're trying to think of cute nicknames to call him with his hands. so it will change us, it will change us for the better. it will change us for the stronger. i have four children, and they're going to be proud jewish people coming to this synagogue, not afraid. we will be stronger. we'll have more security. that's not my expertise, but our faith is stronger. we'll come here more often, not less often. no one should be afraid. like i said, there's more good, there's way more

lori kaye lived all of her 60 years in san diego. she leaves her husband, dr. year-old daughter. when rabbi goldstein was being wheeled into surgery, he said, quote, let everyone know lori kaye saved me." rabbi yils goldstein gets the last word. . >>> tonight, according to that ongoing tally by "the washington post" trump hits the 10,000 mark of false statements while in office so far. his workday today dominated by twitter by a standoff between the attorney general and democrats, and by one democrat in particular. speaking of joe biden, he kicked it off in front of his first presidential rally as a 2020 candidate, accusing trump directly of abusing the power of office. >>> and rod rosenstein hangs it up, the man who gave us the mueller investigation, the man who spoke of wearing a wire around the president potentially. has tonight caused more questions about his motivation by ending his resignation l

lori kaye lived all of her 60 years in san diego. she leaves her husband, dr. e, and a 22-year-old daughter. when rabbi goldstein was being wheeled into surgery, he said, quote, let everyone know lori kaye saved me." rabbi yils goldstein gets the last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight, president trump hits the 10,000 mark of false statements. his work dominated by twitter, and by one democrat in particular. speaking of joe biden, he kicked it off in front of his first presidential rally as a 2020 candidate, accusing trump directly of abusing the power of office. >>> rosenstein hangs it up, the man who give us the mueller investigation, the man who spoke of wearing a

lori kaye was 60 years old. she was in poway outside san diego on saturday to mark the end of passover and also to pray for her mother who had passed away in november. lori kaye, that 60-year-old woman, mother, wife, and much more, she's now dead. her rabbi was also shot. two other people including an 8-year-old little girl were also injured. the reason behind this horrifying tragedy, blind hate. >> here is a young man standing with a rifle, pointing right at me. and i look at him. he had sunglasses on. i couldn't see his eyes. i couldn't see his soul. >> we saw the hate. >> i did not know what was going on. >> so the piece of shrapnel went in your leg and came out the other side? >> yeah. >> what were you thinking then? did it hurt? >> in the first place when it was gushing blood, i didn't feel it. then after they wiped it and the blood was off, it felt like i had the giant bruise ever. it was hurting bad. >> cnn's dan simon is in poway, california, joining me now. what more are you learning about lori kaye, ab

this must stop. >> tell me a little bit about lori kaye, if you will. i understand she was really a founding member of your congregation. >> lori kaye, if i could personify her in one word, she was an angelic woman, a woman who acted like an angel. kind, giving, vivacious, always there by everyone's life cycle event. a contributing member of society to none extent. she used to work for wells fargo and we needed a construction loan. this was back in 1995, to begin building our campus. we couldn't secure the loan, but she made it her business to climb up the ladder at wells fargo and to secure us a loan so we could begin building our building. it was that same building that she's instrumental in getting us built that she was killed in. >> and i understand she was at your daughter's wedding just two weeks ago in brooklyn. >> she and her husband came to be at their wedding. she was so excited to be there, and she was dancing so joyfully with our daughter that our daughter just -- the bride just showed me that picture yesterday, and we are both looking at it

court came just hours after the funeral for lori kaye. >> i'll miss that she won't be able to see me graduate from college. i'll miss that she won't be able to see me if i ever decide to have children. >> reporter: hannah, ri's only daughter, laying her mother to rest. >> the person who did what he did was led by hatred, and my mother led her life of love. and not only has she forgiven him, but i know she probably wishing the family comfort, because that's mther. >> reporter: for lori kaye, a final act of mpassion as a teenager is accused of taking her life in the very place where so many came to celebrate the one she lived. miguel almaguer, nbc news, san diego. >>> this evening, the fda is issuing serious warning about sleep meds that millions of americans take and health officials say they're acting now bause they're seeing an increase in usual side effects and even death. here is tom costello.>> eporter: they are commonly referred to as z drugs, taken by six million amerans. and among the most dely prescribed sleep medications on the market, including lunesta, sonata. ambien, and

people who put their own lives in jeopardy to save others loor like lori kaye killed.bi who was saved lost part of his hand in the shooting. and then there's this 34-year-old recovering after being shot in the leg. his niece, an 8-year-old, the youngest victim injured, hit by shrapnel but still managing to smile. >> you must here from the rabbi, just one day after he was shot inside his temple, he recounted coming face to face with the gunman, despite what he endured, rabbi yisroel goldstein says tomorrow will be the hardest day when he burying his dear friend lori kaye. >> i walk two, three footsteps when i hear a loud bang. i thought lori may have fell or the table tipped over in the lobby right here. i turn around and i see a sight that -- undescribable. here is a young man standing with a rifle, pointing right at me. and i look at him. he had sunglasses on. i couldn't see his eyes, i couldn't see his soul. i froze. my first concern was, what's with lori? where did this noise come from? as soon as i did that, i took a look, and more shots came running right at me. a

lori kaye. it's going to be probably the hardest day of my career. it will be 2:00 right over here. going to be our last respects. tomorrow we're going to salute lori, we're going to salute her life and keep her legacy alive. the legacy of legacy of kindness. our thoughts go out to her husband, and daughter, hannah. the show of support from our whole community at large has been exceedingly comforting to them and i thank you all for that. >> thank you, rabbi. >> thank you. >> thank you for speaking. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> hey, there. sorry. >> wow. powerful message from rabbi yisroel goldstein who described what happened just 24 hours ago. a little bit more than 24 hours ago when a gunman entered the synagogue. the chabad of poway. this building he established and built 33 years ago and described coming face-to-face with that man. he spent most of his time talking about the bravery of so many other members of his congregation including lori kaye, the woman who lost her life and said lori took the bullet for all of us. he -- you could see -- was injured, both of his hands band

let's hear a little bit more from another member of the congregation about lori kaye. >> friendly.he was welcoming. she was one of those people that you knew more as a friend. she -- i can't say anything mean or bad about her. when i think of her, i can only smile. all i can say is the community lost a great soul. >> reporter: two other people were injured. one, a 9-year-old girl noya dahan whose family had moved from israeli a few years ago to foris a safer and quieter life. they moved to a town nearby and swastikas were painted on their house and they moved to poway thinking it would be safe. her uncle was injured and he was visiting from israeli for passover. he says that he saw the gunman aiming at the children and if the gun had not jammed, children and many more people would have died. the uncle at that point threw open the doors of the synagogue' told the children to flee. he and the young girl were both hit by shrapnel. the father of that young girl, noya dahan, he is telling us his kids don't want to live here any more, saying it's not safe. back to you. >> nick watt for u

you mentioned lori kaye there jumped between the shooter and the rabbi. another just horrific addition to her story. her husband was in the congregation that day. he saw that somebody had been shot. he didn't know who. he went to help them and went to administer cpr and didn't realize it was his wife until he was over her body, and then he fainted. we also spoke to another man who was visiting from israel who was an emt back home in israel. he also rushed to try and help lori kaye after he had lain over the body of his 4-year-old grandson to try to keep him safe. his grandchildren didn't really understand what he was doing, why he was doing it, but he just lay over the kids until there was a break in the shooting, and then he made for the exit, and, of course, noya dahan, the 9-year-old girl also injured. now, her family moved her from sderot in israel, moved to california for a safer life. they moved to another town just quite near here. so they moved to poway to try to live a quiet, peaceful life, and now her father is telling that is his daughters say

let's hear a little bit more from another member from the grae congregation and more about lori kaye.> friendly. she was welcoming. she was one of those people that you knew more as a friend. she -- i can't say anything mean bad about her. when i think of her, i can only smile. all i can say is the community lost a great soul. >> reporter: and the other victim was a 9-year-old girl, she was there saturday morning with her family, with her two sisters and her uncle was also injured. her uncle apparently says that if the gunman's rifle had not damed that more kids would have been killed. he saw the shooter pointing at the children and he opened the door and told the children to flee and he got hit in the hand. that uncle was visiting from israeli for passover. visiting from a town called sitarron which back in the early 2000s was a regular target of rockets coming in from gaza. his sister and kids remove moved to the united states to look for a more peaceful way of life and they moved to a town here first when they came to the u.s. and they had swastikas on their house and moved to powa

the funeral for lori kaye is today. back to you. >> harris: william, thank you very much. we move to this fox news alert on a new showdown on capitol hill. congress getting back to work on this monday. house judiciary chairman jerry nadler is threatening to subpoena william barr after the attorney general took issue with the format of the hearing. nadler wants to give the committee's attorneys a chance to question barr, the democratic chair says it's not up to barr to dictate the terms of the hearing. and questions whether the ag is afraid of something. >> if the attorney general is afraid to subject himself to questions where you can follow up, that may indicate lack of confidence in his own position. more to the point, we have to get to the bottom of these issues. that's why we called him in. it's not up to the attorney general to tell the committee how to conduct his business. >> >> harris: rich edson has moe from capitol hill. throwing out "are you afraid question were closed without any facts or evidence of that rich? >> good afternoon. it's still unclear whether the

but for lori gilbert-kaye, it would be too late.h to synagogue to tohioung memorialize her mother. she's one of those people you call at 2:00 in the morning, she will be there. >> reporter: tonight a synagogue torn apart by hate, now united by grief. >> so i have this. there's little -- there's a piece of bullet. >> reporter: for little noya, her scars, a reminder of what she and far too many children like her have endured. >> do you feel safe here, noya? >> well -- i don't really feel safe. because it's not the first and definitely not the last time this is going to happen. so now i just know to watch out and stuff, for dangerous things to happen. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm matt gutman in poway, california. >> we want to thank matt for that report. >>> up next, charles manson and the women who loved him. what they have to say now. withs are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh!

you heard him there talking about lori kaye. that is who he was crying over saying that she really was a family member to everyone. that she hugged people that. she was always very happy, very kind, very sweet, that her husband was the family's doctor, that she had really been a part of their family and always made people feel whole, made people feel welcome. everyone is gone, and everyone here is mourning her loss. he talked about his daughter and when he saw her seeing the blood streaming down her face because she had shrapnel and she said at that point in time i was just thankful my doubt her survived. he was still concerned about his other doubter who they could not find at first, and then she realized she had locked herself in the bathroom. she had thought through it and made sure he was protected. he didn't know and the shooter was standing right outside for a time. he was terrified, and now his whole family is together and they are all, all of them, in mourning. martin. >> heartbreak. sara sidner, thank you. >>> we're hea

you're welcome to attend. >> tomorrow will be the funeral for lori kaye. >> where is that? >> it will be probably the hardest day of my career. it will be 2:00 right over here. there's a common expression of paying last respects at a funeral. there's no last respects over here. tomorrow we're going to salute lori. we're going to salute her life, and we're going to keep her legacy alive, the legacy of goodness and kindness. and our heart goes out to her husband howard and her daughter, hannah. and the show of support from the whole community has been exceedingly comforting to them, and i think you all. >> rabbi, thank you for speaking with us. >> you have been listening to rabbi goldstein who was injured in yesterday's shooting in poway, california. he made a very passionate plea for people of all faiths to come together. the way to deal with darkness is to bring light. and i think all of us should adhere to that and examine ourselves to do whatever we can. hearing him with this impassioned plea and to hear him recount lori gilbert-kaye who lost her life, he said gave her li

the funeral services for lori kaye begin this evening. she's obviously a pillar of this community, a pioneering member of that synagogue when it was little more than a parking lot and an idea in the rabbi's mind. obviously the rabbi is saying that those three bullets that she took were likely meant for other members so her last act on this planet was saving other people's lives as she stepped in front of that shooter, stephanie. >> dwigquite a story. steve, thank you so much. >>> we have to turn to d.c. where there is a dramatic new showdown to tell you about this morning, attorney general william barr is now threatening to skip a house judiciary committee hearing. nbc's jeff bennett joins me live with more. what is it about and why is he threatening to not show? >> way want to question his credibility, the tone and substance of that mueller report in the preliminary press conference he gave, if he prejudged theout come. barr is objecting to the format. nadler wants to give five-minute rounds of questioning to all the lawmakers, no proble

it was too late for goldstein's friend, lori kaye.r the rabbi who had been hit in the hand by the alleged gunman who entered the lobby wearing sunglasses, a tactical vest and loaded with ammunition. >> here is a young man standing with a rifle pointing right at me. and i looked at him. he had sunglasses on. i couldn't see his eyes. i couldn't see his soul. >> the rifle apparently jammed with another member charging him, the alleged begunman, jonathan earnest, fled before entering the jam-packed sanctuary during passover. from the time of the first 911 call of shots fired to capture by police, the incident took only 16 minutes. this is what it sounded like on police radio. >> the alleged gunman is a nursing student at nearby call state san -- his father is a high school teacher. they didn't know about his thoughts or plans and going through his social media. he planned to livestream the shooting but facebook prevented that from happening. he will be arraigned on tuesday and murder and attempted murder charges. the funeral for lori kaye

only crowd of some 700 people turning out monday at the habad of poway synagogue to pay respects to lori kaye. 45 minutes before the funeral, people lined the sidewalk outside the temple. a large screen was set up to accommodate those who couldn't fit inside. lori's daughter hannah shook back tears as she spoke about her mom. >> i know my mother has forgiven this man who shot her, not only because she had a profound ability to forgive me in our history together but her mission, how she lived her life and her decision to preserve the life of the leader of the community, the children, all of us, automatically banishes the hatred that tried to take her light. >> meantime, the family of the suspected shooter issued this emotional statement. we are shocked and deeply saddened by the terrible attack on the habad chabad of poway synagogue. but our sadness pales in comparison. our son's actions were -- a faith and community that rejected hate, and taught love must be the motive for everything we do. how our son was part of such darkness is a terrible mystery for us we're confident law enforcement wil

they came to honor the memory of lori kaye. >> lori was cut down because of who she is. >> reporter:oday, the f.b.i. acknowledged that at least one tip came in five minutes before the attack about a threatening post on social media but there were no specifics on who made the post or the location being targeted. police say 19-year-old john earnest came to this synagogue filled with hate. if wrote a manifesto promoting anti-semitic views and attacks on jews. authorities believe he also set fire to a mosque last month. the suspect's family released this statement reading in part, "how our son was attracted to such darkness is a terrifying mystery to us. our heavy hearts will forever go out to the victims and survivors."year-old young man? >> i couldn't face him. i was centimeters away from oting shot from this monster. there is no redemption. >> reporter: there were heroic acts. this attack could have been far worse were it not for heroes like oscar stewart, a military veteran who served in iraq. >> i stopped mid-step, turned around and went toward the gunfire. they say i saved lives. i

lori kaye was 60 years old.on saturday to mark the end of passover and also to pray for her mother who had passed away in november. lori kaye, that 60-year-old woman, mother, wife, and much

this evening, lines of mourners standing in the rain to bid a final good-bye to lori gilbert-kaye. >> that woman is so benevolent, such a kind, generous philanthropist. and always there. she's one of those people, you call at 2:00 in the morning, she will be there. >> and matt gutman joins us outside the synagogue tonight. and matt, we're now hearing about the rush to save that woman who was shot and killed, lori gilbert-kaye. several people were performing cpr on her, including her husband, who then realized it was his wife? >> reporter: yeah, her husband, david, is a physician, and he instinctively jumped into action, helping the woman lying prone on the synagogue lobby floor, and only after doing those chest compressions and realized it was hopeless, he went to feel her pulse, recognized his wife's face and fainted. but today, he said, he hopes will be a celebration of her life. david? >> all right, matt gutman on the scene again for us tonight. matt, thank you. >>> there is a breaking headline out of hawaii at this hour. alarming images coming in now after a deadly helicopter cras

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. >>> funeral services will be held today in southern california for lori kaye, the brave parishioner was shot and killed saturday at a synagogue after she jumped from front of her lrabbi. it happens in poway. the 19-year-old suspect is booked on one count of murder and three counts of attempted murder. investigators say he acted alone. and friends mourning lori kaye's death say her husband who was a physician rushed to the synagogue to help after he heard there had been a shooting only to find out the person who whom he was giving cpr was his own wife. >> he did run to the scene when he heard a very loud -- the biggest description i hear about what happened, how loud the gunfire was. he was told we need your help, dr. kaye, and he ran to the scene and it was after they put the signals that he saw it was lori, and he fainted. >> worry took the bull l-- lori died to protect all of us. she didn't deserve to die. she's such a kind, sweet-hearted just a good human being. >> three other people were injured in the shooting including an eight-year-old girl. they have all been treated an rele

. >>> there will be a funeral for 60-year-old lori kaye, witnesses say her husband, a doctor, tried desperately to save her. >> we start to do some cpr, we saw the hole in her chest, his wife, and he can not do anything. it is very very difficult. >> she was friendly. she was welcoming. she was one of those people that you want to know as a friend. when i think of her, i can only smile, despite all i can say, the community lost a great soul. >>> noya dahan was honored at a vigil last night. she and her uncle were injured in the shooting. noya's uncle helped lead children to safety after her uncle was shot. cnn sara sidner spoke to the little girl and her uncle. >> reporter: the city trying to figure out how to heal after the tragedy stuck the synagogue. we sat down with noya and her father israel who told us they had fled another part of california because their home, their garage, their car had swastikas written on them. they were afraid because of anti-semitism, they came here for a sense of safety. to the rabbi who was here who welcomed them and told them to come, that this was a great place

. >> 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 in the leg. one was his 8-year-old niece who was also hit by shrapnel in her face and leg. >> i was scared. like at the movies you have to hide so you won't get shot and stuff. it was too scary to not cry. >> the young girl's family moved to the u.s. from israel. they say they no longer feel safe in america either. >>> the leader of a south bay church group is seeking out about the man at the center of a suspected hate crime. peoples plowed into people walking through a sunnyvale crosswalk wednesday. investigators believe peoples did it pause he believed that that group of people were muslim. in a statement the church pastor says he is deeply shocked and saddened. in part it reads, isaiah peoples first came to our church roughly one year ago. in that time that we've known him, he's always bee

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

. >> reporter: in the chaos, 60-year-old lori kaye was shot and killed. rabbi yisroel goldstein among the injured. >> my granddaughter 4 1/2 years old sees her grandpa with a bleeding hand and sees me screaming and shouting "get out! get out!" >> reporter: multiple law enforcement sources identifying the suspect as 19-year-old john t. earnest. a college student with no criminal history. an accomplished pianist and swimmer, he was studying to be a nurse, before the attack, police believe earnest published a hate-filled letter. detailing hatred and disgust for jews. >> we are a jewish nation that will stand tall. ♪ we will not let anyone nor 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 is being held on murder charges. police say at the time of the shooting, right after that, he called police, john earnest, and said that he was involved in a shooting. he then surrendered promptly, right after that. police now say his first court appearance is sche

the woman who died 60-year-old lori gilbert kaye stood between a shooter and rabbi who had already been wounded. >> 19-year-old john ernest is charged with murder and attempted murder and a hate crime investigation is under way. the attack happened six months to the day after 11 people were murdered at a pittsburgh synagogue. david begno is at the scene in poway, northeast of synagogue. >> reporter: police believe the gunman acted alone, he had no criminal history prior to what happened here this weekend. you're about to hear from the rabbi who was shot. you're also going to hear from the u.s. military veteran who chased the gunman out of the building. we're going to start this morning with what happened last night. this is what it looked like when the city of poway came together sunday night to start the process of healing. >> being here to support us, the jewish community, because we are all children of god. >> reporter: the poway congregation was marking the final day of passover when 19-year-old john ernest burst into the synagogue and opened fire with an assault style rifle. about

including rabbi yisroel goldstein and those who live through the terror, came to honor the memory of lori kaye. >> lori was cut down because of who she is. >> reporter: today the fbi acknowledged that at least one tip came in about five minutes before the attack. about a threatening post on social media. but there were no specifics on who made the post or the location being targeted. police say 19-year-old john earnest came to this synagogue filled with hate. he wrote a manifesto promoting anti-semitic views and attacks on jews. authorities believe he also set fire to a mosque last month. the suspect's family released a statement r5eding in part, "how our son was attracted to such darkness is a terrifying mystery to us. our heavy hearts will forever go out to the victims and survivors." what would you say to the 19-year-old young man? >> i couldn't face him. i was centimeters away from being shot from this monster, from this terrorist. there's no redemption for this. >> reporter: there were heroic acts. this attack could have been far worse were it not for heroes like oscar stewart, a military

mourners packed the synagogue yesterday to honor lori kaye.e died after jumping in front of a rabbi just moments before the shooter opened fire saturday. three others were hurt including the youngest victim, an girl. >> i don't think anybody should go through it no matter like what age because you're supposed to live life. you're not supposed to live hate. >> the fbi says at least one tip was posted on social media just minutes before the attack. there were no specifics on who made the post or the location being targeted. >>> president trump is suing deutsche bank and capital one in an attempt to block congressional subpoenas for his financial records. the president wants a federal judge to declare the subpoenas unlawful. >>> president trump is proposing charging asylum seekers a fee to process their applications as a way to slow the surge of migrants crossing into the u.s. white house officials did not say just how much the application fee might be. mr. trump also wants to bar anyone who has entered or tried to enter the country illegally fro

his knees was also shot, 60 year old lori gilbert-kaye was kill shielding the rabbi. >> lori took theullet for all of us. she died to protect all of us. >> john earnest date of bitter >> date of birth 6/8/99, 19 years old and as far as we can they say his gun may have malfunctioned after firing several rounds. >> there was a border patrol officer off duty as earnest was leaving the fa sicialghts he obtained a weapon and shot at him. >> the alleged shooter got away uninjured then called 911 to turn himself in. while searching the home earnest shares with his parents, police discovered what appears to be his manifesto posted hours earlier on social media. >> the this comes after a man killed 11 people at pittsburgh tree of life synagogue, the deadliest attack on jews in u.s. recent history. a commemoration was held today to honor those victims. >> we need to battle darkness with light. no matter how dark the world is, we need to think of light, a little bit of light pushes a away a lot of darkness. >> all three >> reporter: all three survivors from yesterday's attack have been released

just two days after witnesses say 60-year-o lori gilbe gilbert kaye jumped in front of >> lori was the type of a calm angell angelic soul. >> gunfireled the synagogue. army veteran oscar stewart wasn praying whee heard the shot. rushing toward the gunman, chasing him from the temple driven he says by a higher power. >> i don't think any reason other than god gave me the courage. > reporter: the alleged gunman surrendered just after the shooting. the family calling the attack an evil and despicable act and saying our heavy hearts will forever go out to the victims and survivors. we prayor peace. the 19-year-old honor roll student and musician haso prior record, but the fbi says he posted an anti-estimate message online just minutes before theattack. in that message he said he was inspired by attacks on houses of orship in new zealand and pittsburgh. >> this individual planned this out for two months and he wrote very clearly he hates jews. what did the jews do? we're just sitting here praying. >> reporter: prayers now offered up for the family of a friend and a hero. jay gray, nbc news.

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

lori kaye was killed in the attack and three others were injured. she was laid to rest monday. the synagogue where she was shot held a celebration of her life with hgdreds payin their respects. >> that shooting is one of several recent assaults against people of faith. now poli are working to deter would-be attackers and reassure congregations. our lester holt has more. >> reporter: for many worshippers, it's becoming a familiar sight, armed officers and guards stationed outside as they pray inside. within hours of saturday's attack, the nypd had ramped up security at synagogues. >> not only do we want to make people feel safe, but weant to in fact make them safe. >> when i san these vs and the officers out here, that's a deterrent. >> it is. it's an omni presence. we want to let people know. we want to let the good people know that we're out here and we're capable of protething . we want to let the bad people ow it's a warning. >> reporter: james waters is the chief of counterterrorism for the nypd. he says their approach is proactive. >> we talk to the houses of worship all t

crime scene after a gunman killed one person and wounded three others as they prayed sixty year old lori kaye was killed in the synagogue eyewitnesses said she jumped between the gunman and rabbi yes royal goldstein the synagogues leader she put her life on the line for the rabbi there's no greater right. and i'm inspired to touch goldstein was wounded losing a finger on one hand my missing finger well forever scar me physically but it's going to remind me how vulnerable we are and also how he roic each one of us can be another member of the congregation was lightly wounded as he tried to usher children to safety and a young girl also suffered shrapnel wounds eyewitness oscar stewart tried to help the wounded i saw the rabbi who was bleeding from his hands and i immediately went to the lady on the floor and started doing c.p.r. on. me. 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

jaw clenched, as the prosecutor recounted his alleged synagogue shooting spree and the killing or lori kaye. >> the department shot her twice as she turned to flee, killing her. >> reporter: tonight, prosecutors giving new details, claiming earnest came ready for carnage. facing life in prison, the earnest coldly told the judge he underthe proceedings. >> yes. >> reporter: earnest pleading not guilty to all charges including arson on a mosque last month, which authorities say he bragged about in an online post written before the attack. >> in the manifesto, the defendant expressed his intent to send jews to hell. >> reporter: the post said he'd martyr himself for the white race, but that's not what happened on saturday. first, a con agree gant chased him out of the synagogue, and then -- >> the defendant called 911 and reported shooting at the synagogue. he gave his location to the dispatcher and said that he was armed. >> reporter: today, appearing in that blue jumpsuit, a stark contrast to the teenage pianist. the judge denying his bail. today, david, for the first time, prosecutors said

in san diego, california, friends and family of lori gilbert-kaye gathered monday for her funeral the chabad of poway synagogue, the same place where the was shot to death saturday by a white nationalist gunman after she put her body in the line of fire to save her long-time friend the synagogue's rabbi. gilbert-kaye's daughter, hannah kaye, quoted nelson mandela as she paid tribute to her murdered mother. >> no one is born hittiting another r person because of ther color of the skin or his background or religion. people must learn to hate. if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love. to themes more naturally human heart than its opposite. [applause] amy: the trump administration is preparing to designate the muslim brotherhood as a foreign terrorist organization. according to "the new w york times," " the move comes after a white house meeting between president trump and egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi earlier this month. sisi came to power in 2013 through a military coup that ousted the country's first democratically elected president, mohamed morsi, a former musli

. >> her uncle, 34-year-old almog peretz was hit in the leg. 6-year-old lori gilbert-kaye was killed. >> lori took the bullet for all of us. >> rabbi yisroel goldstein was shot in the hand and lost an index finger. >> it's a reminder how strong we are and how heroic we can be. >> this is what he told his congregation. >> we with will not let anyone or anything take us down. terrorism like this will not take us down. >> san diego sheriff bill gore identified the shooter. >> john earnest, date of birth, 6/9/99, age 19. >> his semiautomatic rifle may have malfunctioned after several rounds. an off-duty border patrol officer fired at the shooter as he fled. earnest later called 911 and surrendered in his car. and earnest will be in court on wednesday. we're hearing he may face a hate crime charge in addition to homicide charges. anne-marie. >> laura podesta here in new york. thank you so much, laura. >>> two more bodies have been found inside a tennessee home raising the death toll to seven. investigators continue to search two homes in westmoreland where the murders took place. the suspe

and i walk into the lobby and i see lori laying on the floor unconscious. and her dear husband, dr. howard kaye, who is like a brother to me, is trying to resuscitate her. and he faints. and he's laying there on the floor next to his wife. and then the daughter hannah comes out screaming, daddy, mommy, what's going on. and it's just the most heart wrenching sight i could have seen. i was frozen in time. i grabbed a prayer shawl, wrapped my arm, my fingers with it, that was just hanging, dangling and bleeding all over the place. my congregation was gathered outside here. and i said i got to do something. i got up on a chair right here and i looked at our congregation and i said we are a jewish nation that will stand tall. we will not let anyone or anything take us down. terrorism like this will not take us down. lori took the bullet for all of us. she died to protect all of us. she didn't deserve to die. she is such a kind, sweethearted, just a good human being. she didn't deserve to diorite in front of my eyes. i was the last one to see her and to be with her. but i do know that this is lori. t

the rabbi says kaye's husband is a physician who rushed to the synagogue to perform cpr only to find out the patient was his own life. >> i see lori the floor unconscious, and her dear husband, dr. howard kaye, who is like a brother to me, is trying to resuscitate her, and he faints, and he's lying there on the floor next to his wife. and then the daughter hannah comes out screaming daddy and mommy, what's going -- it's just the most heart wrenching sight i could have seen. i got up on a chair right there and i looked at our congregation, and i said we are a jewish nation that will stand tall. we will not let anyone or anything take us down. terrorism like this will not take us down. >> three other people were injured in the shooting including an eight-year-old little girl. >>> they have all been treated and released from the hospital. >>> saturday's shooting adds to a growing list of recent attacks in houses or worship. in the last six months there have been attacks at two synagogues in pittsburgh and in surn california. fires at three historically black churches in louisiana and another church in bethlehem, pennsylvania. oversea

. >> [ singing ] >> a packed congregation saying god bless america as they paid tribute to lori kaye, she was shot after jumping between the gun man and a rabbi, her husband was among the speakers.>> she had a soul that was greater than any of us, ever could believe. and it took time to look at this, and to consider what happened. >> federal and state lawmakers, along with a representative of the israeli government and law enforcement leaders attended the memorial service, the suspected shooter, a 19-year- old man from san diego, is currently being held without bail. >> governor and -- gavin newsom said he will set aside $50 million to help faith-based organizations strengthen their security systems against potential hate crimes. >> this state will do with the federal government is not doing, i want to highlight that, it deserves to be highlighted. >> a recent study by the antidefamation league identified 2000 anti-semitic attacks, an increase of 50% from the previous year, the governor says hate crimes are becoming more prevalent, and it is the states responsibility to keep places of

. >> people at the synagogue in poway say lori kaye was known for her kindness. she was killed as three other people were injured including the rabbi when a gunman entered insynagogue on saturday and started shooting. a member of the synagogue, also an army veteran steppeded in and chased the shooter who ran out. >> if i saved a life, it is as if i saved a million lives. i'm happy that i did that. >> police arrested 19-year-old john earnest in san diego. he may face hate crime charges as well as homicide charges. >>> a major road in seattle row opened overnight after four people were killed when a construction kraen fell down on several cars. the crane fell saturday evening, killing two workers inside, two people in cars below. later today, the king county medical examiner is expected to tell us about all four people who were killed. seattle pacific university has confirmed one of the freshman students, sara wong, died inside of her car. >> find the good in every day. don't take anything for granted. tell the people that you love that you love them as much as you