i went to pittsburgh public schools where i now teach today.ife and mother of five children who all work and are currently educated in pittsburgh public schools. i know that my task as a teacher and a mother is that i am not raising children but future adults. today i am honored to stand before you as someone who was often told what i couldn't be. i was looked down, counted out, and even thrown away by many but my family and the teachers who pushed me when i wanted to quit is why i am standing here today. cheers and applause] i encourage my children to be better than me and soar higher than me. i want them to know that in life, it's not how you start but how you finish. [applause] we need a president who will bring back the words of the pledge of allegiance, and to the republic for which it stands, under god, indy visible, with liberty and jusity for -- indivisible with liberty and justice for all. not for all who are in a certain class. or race. but for all people. regardless of race, class, or gender. we must have a leader that has a vision,

yeah well first of all i want to say to one song this jewish kid from pittsburgh is with you my father with you and my prayers are with you for what we call a foolish flame up a complete full recovery as far as your question goes yes it's a model and i wish our leadership here in the united states could have set the standard but i think they fell a little bit short i was very pressed the zealot prime minister came out right away and seek to say the right things and they took action on gun control right away and there's no hemming are high and i stand in awe of that i ask the same let me just show you a little clip of just into a dungeons the prime minister often has lent a day off to that attack happened have a look because you see him and it is united in grief and we are united and hungry. and so i conveyed a me change of loving of course on how to believe humans added to all of you this is not here. they only had of the incident and action we have thing i didn't have. twenty four thirty think south didn't need. the support that you would think. but nothing that me that choice is who

it happens in pittsburgh. his campaign raised $6.3 million in the first 24 hours of his launch, the largest one-day haul among the democratic candidates. the $6 million figure is so important obviously in the cycle. want to bring back arlette saenz in pittsburgh and mj lee and alex burns, national correspondent for the "new york times" and a cnn political analyst. let me lay out where joe biden is going this week. today it is pennsylvania. he's doing iowa tomorrow and wednesday. then south carolina saturday and sunday. i think we even have a snazzy graphic representation of that >> do we have the technology? >> we'll wait for that to pop up here and keep talking. my question is you have noted there are five questions that will determine if joe biden can succeed. as we look forward to this afternoon and the campaign swings what are you looking for? >> the biggest thing we are watching for today and the rest of the week is what kind of performer is he on the campaign trail? i mean physically, verbally. the subst

let me tell you why i chose pittsburgh to begin this effort.ve that pittsburgh and my native town of scranton and my hometown of wilmington and claymont represent the cities and towns that make up hardworking, middle class americans who are the backbone of this nation. that's not hyperbole. the backbone of the nation. i also came here because quite frankly, folks, if i'm going to be able to beat donald trump in 2020, it's going to happen here. [cheers and applause] joe: and went through pennsylvania -- in western pennsylvania! with your help! [chanting] we love joe! we love joe! we love joe! joe: thank you. with your help, i think we're going to be table to do that. we're going to be able to do it in pennsylvania. western pennsylvania. northeast pennsylvania. places where a little lately we've had a little bit of a struggle. but the truth of the matter is, i think we are coming back. so please, please go to joebiden.com and sign up and join our campaign. we need your help. we need your help. [cheers and applause] joe: there are three basic reas

hillary clinton won pittsburgh, but donald trump crushed her in the metro and pittsburgh was the secondr in that election in 2016. leland: you see voters thinking object flipping? >> no. leland: the polling in pennsylvania has biden winning head to head against trump. >> yeah, that's fine, but when i say that hillary was crushed in washington, westmoreland county, surrounding counties, washington county where i live 15 minutes from where i'm sitting right now and hillary clinton got destroyed out there by donald trump. so unless -- if joe biden is going to be, stay out from the rest of the candidates, i don't know, maybe come in tomorrow and offer free shoes for everybody, i don't know what else he could do except go the other way. you go the other way, big difference between the primaries and the general. leland: that's for sure. you mentioned free stuff. the former vice president did not show up at a union event in las vegas yesterday, a number of his other 2020 hopefuls did and they offered a lot of free stuff, just take a listen. >> minimum wage and fight against 15, but really we h

let me tell you why i chose pittsburgh to begin this effort.hat pittsburgh and my native town of scranton and my hometown of wilmington and claymont, they represent the cities and towns that make up hard-working middle class americans, who are the backbone of this nation. that's not hyperbole. the backbone of this nation. i also came here because quite frankly, folks, if i'm going to be able to beat donald trump in 2020, it's going to happen here. it's going to happen here in western pennsylvania. with your help. [ chanting: we want joe ] >> thank you. well, with your hope, i think we're going to be able to do that. we're going to be able to do it in pennsylvania and bernnorthea pennsylvania and places where lately we've had a little bit of a struggle. but the truth of the matter is, i think we're coming back. so please, please go to joe biden.com and sign the campaign. we need your help. we need your help. >> and folks, there are three basic reasons why i'm running for president of the united states. the first is to restore the soul of the nat

i went to pittsburgh public schools where i now teach today.amily and the teachers who pushed me when i wanted to quit is why i am standing here today. i encourage my children to be better than me and soar higher than me. i want them to know that in life it's not how you start but how you finish. we need a president who will bring back the words of the pledge of allegiance, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all! not -- not for all who are in a certain class or race, but for all people, regardless of race, class or gender. we must have a leader that has a vision, experience and integrity. we must have a leader that is honorable and will speak to what is right and wrong and stand firm on the truth. laying aside pride, laying aside pride and self-elevation, but serving the people of the united states of america and willing to do the work necessary to regain the trust of all americans. we must come together and build each other up and not tear each other down. no longer creating d

that evoke for you yeah well first of all i want to say to want to solve this jewish kid through pittsburghis with you my father with you and my prayers are with you for what we call the refuse a complete full recovery as far as your question goes yes it's a model and i wish our leadership here in the united states it's could have set the standard but i think they felt a little bit short you know it was very precise the zealot prime minister came out right away and seemed to say the right things and they took action and gun control right away and just oh how mean are high and i stand in awe of that i have to say let me just show you a little tape of just the prime minister and a day off that attack happened have a look. because human is united in grief and we are united and hungry. and so i've been very very me of love and of course on the half a billion and at you all of you this is not you. only pal of the incident and action we have seen are the path. pretty cool really thinks our didn't need humans. comportment thing. but nothing that lead up to it is who we are all is living in. the ar

so that's what he's going to be talking about here in pittsburgh today. of course, pittsburgh here in pennsylvania, brooke, a critical state in '16. going to be a critical state in 2020. and we know president trump also has a lot of attention on this state as well. >> trump winning pennsylvania by less than 1 percentage point. jessica, thank you in pittsburgh. let's continue to talk biden. susan crabtree is with us. her latest column is called biden uncut could rival trump's reality show. >> great to be here. >> i want to dive into your piece in a second. first, this fight back and forth between trump and biden, and sources tell cnn today it's one of the president's political advisers that have warned him. essentially saying mr. president, please don't start now. right? they don't want to have him ultimately elevating any of the top democrats like biden. why do you think joe biden totally getting under this president's skin? >> well, obviously we're seeing a general election already starting here, because the president is very nervous about the strengths

watson: we are at the university of pittsburgh hillman library. we are in the thornburgh room, looking at some of the thornburgh collection. dick thornburgh is a pittsburgher from the start. attended law school here. he has gone on to be governor of pennsylvania, u.s. attorney general. his collection is here now, his archive collection, at the university of pittsburgh. the thornburgh collection is large, which is an understatement considering it is 1052 cartons of documents. he was elected governor in 1979, and was being sworn in on january 16, 1979. he was there with his hand up being sworn in with his wife jenny beside him. 72 days after his inauguration, he was busy with matters pertaining to the forthcoming budget, meeting with people in the governor's home, when a phone call came at 7:50 a.m. on wednesday, march 28. it was announcing to the new governor that there was an accident at the nearby nuclear plant on three mile island. he realized nuclear accidents had amazing repercussions and uncertainties and difficulties ahead. and then the next

steel city, pittsburgh, p.a.n will hold his first campaign rally at a local union hall. president trump was the last presidential from the republican party to win pennsylvania. joe biden was born in pennsylvania and picked up a major endorsement. the firefighters union is on board. he has to win the democratic primaries first. peter doocy is live with more. >> shep, biden kicked off his campaign by criticizing president trump's character and now he's criticizing the way the president reacted today to biden receiving that firefighter's union endorsement. so the president said this on twitter. i'll never get the support of dues crazy union leadership. those people that rip off their membership with high dues and being paid a fortune. the members love trump. they look at our record, win. so biden snaps back on twitter. i'm sick of this president snapping back at unions. they exist for all of us because unions fought for those rights. we need a president that honors them and their work. now some biden allies that say

in pittsburgh in 1978, 33.5% of cases were cleared which is good. the f vi now says there is a 20.5%, i'm sorry in 2000 the fbi reported a 20.5% clearance rate nationally. only 16.7% a property climbs, crimes are cleared. they were looking at the rates of clearance in 1970s for car theft and it made me want to go back to the 1970s and still cars because of the rate of clearance was four or 5%. was like nobody ever gets arrested for stealing a car in the city of pittsburg. it happened all the time and neighbor never seen to be able to solve it. there was this mushy relationship between committing a crime and being arrested much more mushy than people appreciate. most arrests have actually been for things that were least likely to think of as crimes. or as when we think of crimes of the last things that tend to come out. the presidents crime commission noted in 1967 a big national study that's why keep coming back to it, the big one in 1967, nearly 45% of all arrested for crimes of the victims or crimes against the public order. in 1982, two scholars

you're going to see a big labor announcement today in pittsburgh as well. up in pennsylvania, he has ties here. when he was in the senate, he often referred to himself as the third senator from pennsylvania. and culturally, he really has an opinion of these voters and that is really important because philadelphia, even though it's turnout for clinton equalled and actually surpassed obama's in 2016, what the voters said she lost were voters from western pennsylvania who are more energized and turned out in larger amounts and they off sized for the first time the population base of philadelphia, and also who are culturally similar in pennsylvania. i think it's really smart for him to kick off in this end of the state. even for a primary contest, a very competitive energized year, pennsylvania can matter in a big way in a primary as well as a general election. >> it's interesting because she brought up the economy briefly. health care is something the democratic voters care about. if joe biden goes at the soul of america, is that a good call or should he be ta

in pittsburgh, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a death row inmate at san quentin was pronounced deads morning after attempts to revive him were unsuccessful. prison officials say miguel mcgowan was found unresponsive in his cell at around 62 -- 620 this morning. they say an autopsy will be conducted to determine the cause of death. he was sentenced to death for the 2000 four murder of an l.a. police captain and has been on den death row for 10 years. >>> a man was accused of using a camera on his shoe to secretly record a little girls dress. the girls father so was happening and told him to stop. he ran off and was arrested a short time later. officers say they found cameras and other recording devices in his car. 4 we have an update on the store we brought you earlier in tonight's newscast. the rockridge bar station bart station is open again. it had been closed around 3:20 pm this afternoon after it train struck and killed a man there. a bark spokesperson says there appears to be no signs of foul play. services are after 5:00 tonight. >>> a new muni train was halted after mechanica

of the collections, dyck is a pittsburgher from the star and attended law school and has gone on to be governor of pennsylvania, u.s. attorney general and his collection is here now that his archived collection at the university of pittsburgh. affirmative collection is large, an understatement considering it's 1052 cartons of documents. the selected governor in 1979 and was being sworn in january 16 1979. he was there and sworn in literally with his wife beside him. 72 days after his inauguration he was busy with matters pertaining to the forthcoming budget, meeting with people in the governor's home when a phone call came at 7:50 am on wednesday, march 28, it was announcing the new governor that there was an accident at the nearby nuclear plant on 3 mile island and he realize, the nuclear accident had amazing repercussions and uncertainties and difficulties ahead and then the next morning, early in the day his notes refer to having heard mention of fuel core damage and consulting to the whole day, that does not change but what to do was an enigma. thornburg was well enough red and

from pittsburgh i'm in pittsburgh now i was here when this synagogue was attacked here in pittsburgh. this looks like a very similar incident and it's very clear that these people were attacked because they were jewish and so i believe this is a racism in general which includes you know my semitism. has a very large presence in america i think you know it's something america has struggled with for you know a long time and it's a very dangerous time in this country to be in any racial minority any now that's just a bad i mean you see a world that's very much on fire at the moment in which racial and religious and ethnic tensions are high. international human rights groups have condemned a series of executions in saudi arabia this week thirty seven men reportedly mostly from the muslim share minority were killed on terror and violence related charges one body was even strung up in public after his execution he writes what states these killings market alarming escalation in the use of the death penalty in the country it also described the punishment as grotesque and expressed concern tha

homegrown extremists can do far more violence as we have seen in pittsburgh which is my own community and san diego and others. i mean, this is a serious threat and the president needs to take it as seriously as he can. >> amy pope, we appreciate your time and perspective today. thank you. >> thank you. ♪ >>> now to sri lanka. one week after the bombs exploded across that country the police are taking action to find the people responsible and the community is still trying to heal. ♪ >> sri lanka's archbishop held mass inside his own home at the suspended services at churches across the country. in the meantime, we are learning more about the attacks that claimed 253 lives. this video just released shows the moment of an explosion in the kingsbury hotel. security forces are trying to rout out the terrorists behind the attack, carrying out many raids in the country. on friday, ten civilians were sil killed when suicide bombers blew up their house. we warn you before you see this report, some of the video here is graphic. >> reporter: a moment of grim triumph for sri lanka's forces. moha

whether that shooting in pittsburgh.er that was accident or design, it is certainly something that they will have to investigate. what have security levels been like in synagogues in the united states? well, since that attack in pittsburgh in particular there have been a number of attempts by many synagogues to increase their security. you often see security outside synagogues here on a saturday, whenever they are holding their services on the sabbath. and you see very often that they are armed guards outside them. if anything, since that attack in pittsburgh, security has been increased, certainly at some synagogues. talking to the people who have been reporting this in poway, they are suggesting that in that city in san diego county, a lot of people were not concerned, necessarily, about an attack. that is not to say there wasn't security but they felt they weren't in a major city, they were not in somewhere where necessarily they would be attacked. and clearly this is going to emphasise once again to all synagogues th

i'm from pittsburgh i'm in pittsburgh now i was here when the synagogue was attacked here in pittsburgh. this looks like a very similar incident and it's very clear that these people were attacked because they were jewish and so i believe this is a quote racism in general which includes you know my semitism. has a very large presence in america i think. you know it's something america has struggled with for you know a long time it's a very dangerous time in this country to be in any way sean resting my warning i mean that's just a fact i mean you see a world that's very much on fire at the moment in which racial and religious and ethnic tensions are high ok in ninety seconds time i'll be taking you through this next story thirty seven men executed by saudi arabia sparking global condemnation on claims that the charges were fabricated stay with us. for american politics its own intensity and the notion that somebody playing games at the margins of those election. believe it influenced the outcome is frankly just frankly absurd if we were to compare russia with the states to notice states

pittsburgh has the center for victims which is a weekend and 24-hour hotline so if people are feelingraumatized we are trying to hit the jewish federation of great pittsburgh and i sincerely hope other people know there are help resources available for them. >> you mentioned what has happened even since that six months ago in your community we have that the new zealand mosques and louisiana churches that have been burned, the churches in sri lanka just last weekend. do you have any idea or any sense as to why houses of worship are such targets right now? >> i really don't. the level anti-semitism in the united states, we know, unfortunately, has been increasing, as has the level of hatred and racism against many groups. i think that the best thing that we can do is to understand what the resources are needed for security. the jewish federation, we have been working for the secure communities network, which is an effort of our umbrella organization, the jewish federations of north america and across the u.s. and canada to make sure jewish organizations have the security resources they

from pittsburgh i'm in pittsburgh now i was here when the synagogue was attacked here in pittsburgh this looks like a very similar incident and it's very clear that these people were attacked because they were jewish in so i believe this is a racism in general which includes and i semitism. has a very large presence in america i think you know it's something america has struggled with for you know a long time it's a very dangerous time in this country to be in any racial or ethnic minority mean that's just a fact i mean you see a world that's very much on fire at the moment in which religious and ethnic tensions are high. u.s. military veteran has been charged with eight counts of attempted murder after he plowed his car into pedestrians on a sidewalk in sunnyvale california on tuesday police claim he believed he was targeting a group of muslims and no one was killed in the incident but one of those injured is currently in a coma the police are still investigating the apparent attack and prosecutors say they may add hate crime charges at a later date suspect is said to have been on his w

let me tell you why i chose pittsburgh to begin this effort.elieve that pittsburgh and my native town of scranton and my hometown of wilmington, claymont, they represent cities and towns make up hard-working middle-class americans who are the backbone of this nation. that is not hyperbole, the backbone of this nation. i also, i also came here because quite frankly, folks, if i'm going to be able to beat donald trump in 2020 it is going to happen here. [cheers and applause] -- pennsylvania. with your help. with your help. going to be able to do that. >> we want joe! >> thank you. well, with your help, with your help, i think we're going to be able to do that. i think we'll be able to do it in pennsylvania, western pennsylvania, northeast pennsylvania, places where a little lately we had a little bit after struggle. but the truth of the matter is, i think we're coming back. so please, please go to joe biden.com and sign up and join our campaign. we need your help. we need your help. [cheers and applause] there are three basic reasons why i'm runn

have you found that to be the case in pittsburgh?we mentioned you and your family are members of the tree of life synagogue were the terrible shooting took place six months ago. >> i grew up in pittsburgh. my family is there. my parents talk all the time about it and there's a lot of support in the community. it's an ongoing discussion in an ongoing battle for comfort and all of the jewish committee -- community across the country is consistently concerned. my daughters go to hebrew school we see police cars in front of the synagogue often just guarding it. that's not the situation in america that we want to be living in. we are not out of the woods yet. the mayor is very powerful and is showing strong leadership is going to take that kind of leadership top to bottom state federal and local government religious leaders and lay people to really be willing to go the extra mile to try to heal these murders that are still very raw. >> so many americans flock to their synagogues and flock to their churches as a sanctuary. they go there fo

shooting happening 6 months to the day from the tree of life synagogue shooting that happened in pittsburgh and unfortunately we now know one dead, confirmed by the poway mayor who is calling it a hate crime. he also has pretty strong words earlier, he spoke about the shooting, take a listen. >> i want you to know this is not poway. the poway i know comes together as we did a few weeks ago in an interfaith event. we always walk with our arms around each other and we would walk-through this tragedy with our arms around each other. >> the pennsylvania attorney general expressing sympathy saying pennsylvanians who have dealt with tree of life shooting stand with the members of habad of poway, so far unclear how many were inside the synagogue at the time of the shooting but we are hearing some witness accounts of what unfoaled inside and according to sheriff at least 100 witnesses waiting to be interviewed. the wife of one of those had to say. >> a shooting -- is everybody okay. [inaudible] >> he was telling everybody what happened. >> the san diego sheriff's office confirming they have a 19-ye

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from pittsburgh i'm in pittsburgh now i was here when the synagogue was attacked here in pittsburgh. this looks like a very similar incident it's very clear that these people were attacked because they were jewish and so i believe this is. racism in general which includes you know semitism. has a very large presence in america i think you know it's something america has struggled with for you know a long time and it's a very dangerous time in this country to be in any way. nor do i mean that's just a bad i mean you see a world that's very much on fire at the moment in which racial religious and ethnic tensions are high there is global condemnation after saudi arabia executes dozens of men or on that story after this break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race is on the spear in dramatic development the only city i'm going to resist i don't see that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. you know world of big part of the law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that

that's why he was praising him >> i want to go to you, arlette, in pittsburgh.ly political sense it was fascinating joe biden made it a center piece of his video launch. i'm curious if he sticks to it. he's got a campaign rally where you are standing in pittsburgh later this afternoon which we'll be watching closely. i want to know what the campaign message will be from a stage when he may be less skrimted. we didn't hear much about it on "the view." he didn't drag the conversation back to that subject. will it be a central theme today? >> i think if you look at biden's past appearances over the past six months when he was on the campaign trail, campaigning for benefits in the midterm elections, this charlottesville moment was a reoccurring theme he often was speaking about the battle for the soul of the country. looking forward to this afternoon, it's going to be a speech focused on rebuilding the middle class. that's what the campaign said about the event this afternoon. i think he probably will be drilling in on this entire notion of the battle for the soul o

of war was chosen by the murderer in the synagogue on saturday as was used in the synagogue in pittsburgh. the same method. and this is not new zealand. so we do nothing, we do nothing to prevent this from happening again. there will be nothing that happens to mass murderers it' access to weapons of war. they will always, they will always be able to get the best weapons of war possible. to do these kinds of things. and that's why it's going to happen again. we're going to talk about that at the end of the hour. you'll hear what that 8-year-old girl had to say yesterday and you're going to hear more about the people who survived saturday and the woman who didn't. all at the end of this hour. tonight, we have an attorney general taking an unprecedented position, attorney general barr is saying that no staff attorneys on any committees can ever question him. of course, congress has been doing it that way for decades for as long as i've been alive. some of the most famous questioning in congressional hearings has been done by staff attorneys. and so william barr has issued kind of a threat an

from pittsburgh in pittsburgh now i was here when the synagogue was attacked here a pittsburgh. this looks like a very similar incident and it's very clear that these people were attacked because they were jewish and so believe this is. racism in general which includes you know some of them. has a very large presence in america i think you know it's something america has struggled with for you know a long time it's a very dangerous time in this country to be. in any way. nor do i mean that's just i mean you see a world that's very much on fire at the moment in which religious and ethnic tensions are high on the way thirty seven man are executed by society arabia sparking global condemnation and claims that the charges were. we need a political evolves and that needs to come. from. well ideally the moment before it does in the past has been. giving political guidance to the process so basically what i'm waiting for is another political impulse ideally stemming from the moment you get. back to the program international human rights groups have condemned a series of executions in s

where he is wheelhouse are the ones like pittsburgh today. he really loves this audience and they tend to love him back. >> we think of that and the polling showed really that's the art of the heart of the biden constituency. he does better with older folks, perhaps working class folks as well. i wonder is there a constituency when he talks about this idea of the soul of america, he talks about unifying the country, trying to give his campaign that type of person. does he get other sections of the party that are not normally biden democrats but look at him and say yeah, there's an important mission here beating trump and there's something unique about biden that would allow democrats to do that, is there a part of the party that feels that way? >> i don't think so actually. i don't think there's a sweptsy that thinks only joe biden is the answer. i think we're looking at this as the full slate of candidates. each person has maybe personally a personal issue or maybe student loan debt because that impacted you directly, so i think people are p

we will hear how pittsburgh is now reaching out to pow a. >>another big story we are following tonight, we are piecing together the details of the shooting spree that left at least 2 people dead out all started in oakland yesterday morning and ended in nevada late last night with police now saying that the suspect is in custody. >>on for bello has been tracking the suspect and she is now live for us in san francisco with all the latest details know out. >>are and just enough 43 year-old stefan jefferson is sitting in the douglas county in jail tonight in nevada. he is suspected of his own family members in oakland and then shooting another man in they zeal. now his crime spree though ended as soon as he crossed state lines. >>he shot at us and we shot at him about as simple as it gets nevada's douglas county sheriff dan cover lee held a press conference saturday. >>detailing the high speed chase that crossed state lines. >>approximately 2150 hours south lake tahoe, the dea located the suspect driving a black toyota corolla driven by the susp

we saw it again in pittsburgh at the tree of life synagogue, the attack of the deadliest in americana jewish community. and we're reminded again that we are in a battle, we are in a battle for america's soul. >> yes, we are. >> i really believe that. and we have to restore it. >> well, as you know this president cannot help himself because the president's political advisers have been warning him not to take the bait, not to get sucked into a one on one brawl with any of the democratic candidates, especially joe biden whose candidacy seems to unnerve this president. but you heard what biden said there, we are in a battle for america's soul. right on. we are. the question is will that battle be won by those who are fighting for the best of america, like the congregation singing "god bless america" or will it be won by the forces of hate and disinformation and lies? the answer will decide the future of this country. so with white nationalism out in the open is the president woefully turning a blind eye to it? that is a question for peter bynard, april ryan and max boot. i've got an idea

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