we're in pittsburgh for the trial today. eric, good morning. >> good morning.you say, he entered that synagogue and moments ago the prosecutor said that the defendant quote walked in and began to hunt. the opening statements are now underway in the federal courthouse here in pittsburgh behind me as the city this morning pray is for justice. family members and other con gre gather members of the synagogue arrived this morning to be in court to see this firsthand. it was on saturday, october 27, 2018, during services when the gunman burst into the synagogue opening fire. the carnage left 11 dead. they range in age from 54 to 97 years old. prosecutors say that shooter, a 50-year-old truck driver brandished guns. he expressed anti-semitic sentiments on social media the jews had committed genocide against my people and he wanted to kill all the jews. bauers defense cites mental illness and offered to plead guilty in exchange for life for bauers in prison but federal prosecutors have rejected that. if convicted bauers faces the death penalty. the shooting has shaken

also joining us from pittsburgh tonight, danny freeman. so the death penalty trial of the accused mass shooter in the pittsburgh synagogue massacre began today. 50 year old robert bowers is accused of killing 11 worshippers at the synagogue in october of 2018. danny freeman as the centers in pittsburgh covering this trial, brynn is following the rise in antisemitism across the country. we will get to that in a moment. danny we start with you. tell us how prosecutors laid out a case during the first day today? >> well, alison, basically prosecutors tried to establish one primary, thing not just that robert bowers was the person who fired indiscriminately into the synagogue killing 11 jewish worshippers, but also that he did so specifically because they were jewish, he did so in a truly horrific way. we did learn new details, today just about how violent and seemingly intentional this shooting was. prosecutors said that robert bowers went through the synagogue, methodically going room to room, and in their words hunting jewish worshippers. n

history, the pittsburgh synagogue shooting trial finally began.ved ones of the victims arriving with police escorts and hugging each other in front of the court. >> today is another chapter, and hopefully almost a final or closing chapter of what happened four and a half years ago. >> reporter: defendant robert bowers accused of killing 11 james byrd jr. worshipers and wounding several others in october 2018, sat in the courtroom wearing a collared shirt and an olive sweater, actively speaking with his attorneys, all while the government graphically laid out the deadly rampage he is accused of committing. federal prosecutors said in the months leading up to the shooting, bowers looked up jewish organizations and posted anti-semitic and anti-immigrant rhetoric online. then that saturday morning bowers armed himself and drove to the synagogue. the prosecution said bowers methodically went through the synagogue and hunted worshiper, sometimes shooting at such close range, they had singe marks from the rifle. rose was shot through the head while hidin

danny freeman is live in pittsburgh covering this. we heard from before you the trial began yesterday. and now we've seen prosecutors as they lay out their case in these opening remarks. walk us through it. >> that's right, poppy. by the way, you mentioned exactly how emotional and challenging yesterday was in the courtroom. some of the 911 calls. we'll get to that in a second. what the prosecution tried to do yesterday is not only establish that robert bowers was the one who killed 11 worshippers in pittsburgh in that synagogue on that day in october of 2018, but also that he did it specifically because those worshippers who jewish and did so in a horrific fashion. yesterday we really learned new details about how violent and just how intentional that shooting was. prosecutors said that robert bowers went through the synagogue room by room methodically hunting jewish worshippers. now in the end of that shooting, s.w.a.t. team from pittsburgh got into a shootout with robert bowers. he eventually surrendered. a, is wi a s.w.a.t. office

joining me now is pittsburgh city council member erica straussburger.ter the attack. also with us is former u.s. attorney barbara mcquade and national director jonathan greenblatt. i'm curious to know how everyone is doing now. >> thank you for asking and thank you for saying that. i would say squirrel hill is resilient. pittsburgh is a resilient city. everyone is handling this in a different way. i can't group anyone together. i think all we can do at this point is support survivors, support the family of the victims and those closest to the attack as best as we can. that's my main goal right now is to offer support in any way that i can, because this is a moment that can be re-traumatizing for a lot of people who were closest to the attack. everyone will be handling it in a different way. i can tell you that the building itself will likely be breaking ground for a renovation this year and turned into a community center in addition to a synagogue and have an exhibit. there's a lot of good that is moving forward. it's coming out of this. certainly, this

it's a place called pittsburgh, new york.r knows it will. >> it's a very nice community, very picturesque. >> -- >> big houses, lawson -- lots of executives from kodak and xerox and lawyers. >> charlie was the younger of two boys. as parents, jim and jean, born in china, lived in canada before moving charlie and his brother to upstate new york. his dad ran a tech business that thrived. -- >> his friend, and, i had been there on occasion. >> i went over to his house, i didn't know his parents very well. i talked to his mom a couple times, but i didn't really have much conversation with them. >> little was known about his parents. and charlie didn't offer any details, if somebody asked. if he had secrets, sorrows, they were in for the outside world to know about. >> he's very good at keeping his emotions in. >> i have no idea with the home situation is like. i didn't know before, i don't know now. >> other than a few 9-1-1 dispatchers and a few town officers, the wider community, the friends of charlie tan, certainly knew nothi

he came from pittsburgh. his parents were undertakers and, you know, they lived in basically all black, pretty segregated world of pittsburgh in those days. and my mother, we were living in massachusetts, but she would drive us, you know, every over the christmas holidays and sometimes during the summer just to spend time with my my grandmother and my aunts and my cousins. and, you know, it was really thanks to my mom, really as much as my dad, you know, that we kept in contact our black heritage. and, you know, my book. i'm not going to hear you've plug my previous books, but i wrote a whole book about the legacy of black pittsburgh in the middle of the 20th century, motown and. that was all basically inspired by my childhood memories of going to pittsburgh to visit my black family with my my white mother. wow. so i, you know, i think even though they didn't necessarily have the happiest of marriages, i definitely they were both with as i was writing this book. i find that pretty touching. you know, you rose

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history, the pittsburgh synagogue trial began.corts and hugging each other in front of the court. >> today is another chapter and hopefully all a final or closing chapter of what happened 4 1/2 years ago. >> reporter: defendant robert bowers accused of killing 11 and wounding several others in october of 2018 sat in the courtroom wearing a collared shirt and olive sweater, actively speaking with attorneys. all why the government laid out the deadly rampage he's accused of kidding. prosecutors say bowers had looked up jewish organizations and posted anti-semitic and anti-immigrant rhetoric online. then he armed himself and drove to the synagogue. the prosecution says bowers methodically went through the synagogue and hunted jewish worshippers, sometimes shooting victims at such close range, they had singe marks from the rifle. 97-year-old rose mall jer was shot in the head while hiding behind a bu. her daughter hit underneath her body. after a shootout with members of the purg s.w.a.t. team, bowers surr surrendered. prosecutor soo

man accused of killing 11 worshippers at a pittsburgh synagogue back in 2018. the trial began tuesday with opening statements and just a terrible 911 recording that featured one of the victim's terrified last words. danny freeman has more from pittsburgh. >> reporter: 4 1/2 years after de deadliest anti-semitic attack in modern history, the trial finally began. loved ones arriving and hugging each other in front of the court. >> today is another chapter and hopefully almost the final or closing chapter of what happened 4 1/2 years ago. >> reporter: defendant robert bowers accused of killing 11 jewish worshippers an wounding several others sat in the courtroom wearing a collared shirt and olive sweater actively speaking with mhis attorneys while the government laid out the deadly rampage he is accused of committing. federal prosecutors said that bowers looked up jewish organizations and posted anti-semitic and anti-immigrant rhetoric online. and then that saturday morning bowers armed himself with several hand begins, ar-15 and shotgun and drove to the synagogue

cnn's danny freeman is joining us now from pittsburgh.ide the courtroom today? >> reporter: well, brianna, earlier this morning, we actually heard opening arguments from both the prosecution and the defense. both very intense. and really setting the stage for the trial that's going to come up the next couple of weeks. the prosecution describing how robert bowers, the defendant, methodically went to the synagogue, quote, hunting jewish worshippers. the defense not disputing that it was bowers who opened fire. but saying his motives were irrational and misguided. here's a preview of what's to come. >> reporter: 4 1/2 years after the deadliest anti-semitic attack in history, jurors will hear the trial. 12 jurors and six alternates were seated. questioning focused primarily on whether these men and women could sentence the suspect, robert bowers, to death, if he's found guilty of kill 11 jewish worshippers. >> i don't think i could ever have anticipated the intensity of this jury selection. >> reporter: throughout the process, family members

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he was a man who drove a truck for disabled people and was raised in pittsburgh.nize him in a sense but no one really disputing the facts of this case. it's going to take place in two faces. first, the so-called guilty or not guilty phase then the discussion on whether or not this will become a death penalty case. again, members here of the community of course happen nearly five years after the fact. it's a very somber mood. >> so the death penalty. prosecutors, what will they have to prove and what will be mitigating factors in a case like this? >> federal death penalty cases are the only cases in the federal system in which the jury decides liability, guilty, and also decide the punishment. in every case, the judge and judge alone hands down the punishment. the sentence, whatever it may be. that's why jury selection took so long in this case because they have to qualify capital qualified juries, jurors, and ask them very difficult questions about whether or not they could vote to send somebody so their death. it's high profile. and because they have to be death

. >> reporter: san francisco native moved to pittsburgh to raise a family. she started up sandwich shop after having her second child. it has been opene for six years and she has never experienced anything like this. >> 24 hours, three windows t is starting to get a little, how d you stop it? >> reporter: here is the surveillance footage ever the incident. the suspect breaks a window, runs in, runs out, and then just walks away. >> tuesday night, 11:00 he breaks our window, enters, steals a soda, runs out. that i it. >> reporter: he came back the next night and broke two more windows. this time did not stea a thing. pittsburgh police caught the suspect but she does not feel confident that his crime spree is over. >> they did not even want to book him. they did not want to book him because he is a juvenile. they don't want to ge involved, almost t. is like, okay, so, how do we protect ourselves? at that point? >> reporter: she has done everything she can as a small business owner. she has installed several cameras, nothing she does can stop these random break

gary o'donoghue is outside the courthouse in pittsburgh. are outside of the court right now. >> yes, it has been a difficult day, the first day of evidence in this trial. we hear how robert bowers was filled with hate against jewish people, how he saw them as the children of satan, and creatures, not people, and how he had been online for months trying to whip up antisemitic hatred. on this day, he had gone to the tree of life synagogues and attacked three separate congregations, killing 11 people, wounding several more. among them police officers being apprehended. in the days running up to the trial, i spent days and time with members of the jewish community here to find out what the last four and half years has been like for them. this is the squirrel hill labor hood -- neighborhood. one of the oldest jewish communities in the country. four a half years ago, one of its synagogues became the scene of a hate filled attack on jewish worshipers just for being jewish. 11 people died, seven injured when a man allegedly yelling antisemitic slog

history, a jury will finally hear opening statements in the trial of the alleged gunman in the pittsburghors and 6 alternates were seated, questioning focussing primarily on whether these men and women could sentence the suspect robert bowers to death if he's found guilty of killing 11 jewish worshippers. >> i don't think i could anticipate the intensity of this jury selection. >> reporter: throughout the process, family members of victims watched bowers across the courtroom. on the morning of october 27th, 2018, prosecutors say bowers walked up to the tree of life synagogue and opened fire. members of three congregations were worshipping there at the time. >> it's a very horrific crime scene. one of the worst that i've seen. >> reporter: federal prosecutors say bowers entered the building and intentionally shot people praying while expressing his desire to kill jews. he now faces 63 felony counts, 22 of which are punishable by death. his defense team has offered a guilty plea in exchange for taking capital punishment off the table and two of the congregations who were impacted asked the

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danny freeman is in pittsburgh. what are we expecting to see?after five weeks of jury selection and almost five years since that deadly attack, opening statements are set to begin really any moment now here in the federal courthouse behind me in this pittsburgh synagogue shooting trial. actually court was just brought into session, so we're waiting for those opening statements very soon. and we're talking about defendant robert bowers here. he is 50 years old and he faces 63 charges, 22 of which are eligible for the death penalty. and the death penalty really is central to the heart of this case. but i'll get to that in a send. i want to remind viewer what is brought us to this point almost five years ago. october 27, 2018, bowers was accused of walking up to the free tree of life synagogue and started opening fire. he also went inside and started opening fire on a number of worshippers who were actively praying in there at the time. there were three congregations inside that synagogue at the time. and he is accused of saying anti-semitic and ha

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for .5 years after the shooting death of 11 worshipers at a pittsburgh synagogue. more than 200 jury candidate were interviewed to hear the case. the jury includes 11 men and seven women. he could face the death penalty if convicted of the 63 counts he faces at the tree of life synagogue. that is reporting by the associated press. let's hear from charlene in california. your next. caller: good morning. someone from illinois was talking about how the hotdogs would not taste different if they gave it to somebody else. they do taste different because they took it from indigenous people and worked the slaves for free. nobody should take anything from anybody. it is what has been taken from everybody in this world, that is the problem. people are now able to voice this. as for the democratic party, they are nothing but undercover greedy republicans trying to capitalize on big petroleum, the coal mine. they need to take everything from joe manchin and give it to the poor people in west virginia. host: that is charlene in california. "the washington post" reporting on uga

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erthe san francisco giants facing off with the pittsburgh pirates tonight for memorial day ball game.to be at the ballpark. and that's where we find aaron wilson. she's live at oracle where the team's warming up right now. doesn't look like a lot going on behind you. but we saw people just pouring into the park earlier today. >> yeah, the camp and you know, is actually my first time since moving to the bay area that actually saw a large crowd of people walking down the embarcadero towards oracle park when we were actually headed in myself and my photog, rudy, in guess it was a perfect day for a giants game for the obvious reason, obviously is very sunny. pretty nice weather. not too cold, at least. you know, i'm the first to complain about how cold it can get here in the bay, but also because the giants came in improved just why they have won 13 of their last 16 matches. they came into this matchup just above 500. the pirates just that that 500 mark. but like i said today, the giants came an improved. just why they have been dominant so far in the last few weeks of their season. and t

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for every nhl club , pittsburgh chose just malkin in the history of the nhl, a russian.his award. all in all, the nhl has already announced applicants for seven individual awards at the end of the current season , malkin is so far the only russian candidate for one of them, and just today in the nhl he will announce the top three applicants for gasoline. trophy is a prize for the best goalkeeper and with a great degree of probability in this nomination. the russian goalkeeper will just be handing out individual nhl awards scheduled for june 26th. that's all for now on this sport, see you next hour. almost 50 new buses have replenished the fleet of a school in the omsk region, they were launched as part of of the national project, the cars will be distributed among educational institutions in rural areas and the regional center, and now more than 800 students will be able to comfortably get to classes. vladimir mutovkin will tell you more about this. in total, almost fifty cars go to the districts, until the road dust lay on them, but ahead of them is not always an easy w

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go ahead, dan in pittsburgh. you know, this is a quite frightening situation and i should say that a one point, joe biden himself, it said that sending these types of weapons to ukraine would be crossing the red line that he didn't want to cross. but apparently were willing to, we keep moving that red line further and further. and yes, we are, you know, possibly headed towards a greater complet ration. it should be noted, of course, there's nato troops now and uh, codes of, oh we're beating up on protesters and lab. rob is saying that, you know, serbia, kosovo could be another increasing hot spot in europe. i mean, this really has all the markings of a greater we're on the floor and i think we all need to be very, very cognizant of that and, and need to be raising our voices against it. well it john, um we have heard this great fame, the almost fairy tell the story about a counter offensive it's we just have to wait a little bit longer. so we throw in the have sixteens here. i seriously doubt they have 60 so i've

that's britton wooden easter contra costa county, pittsburgh. not that far behind at 77 degrees and very pleasant temperatures at 74 degrees. for those of you in concord. so we are getting a little bit of a sea breeze of was for downtown san francisco tracking sustained winds at 17 miles per hour with gusts upwards of 20 calmer conditions, every world's but tomorrow the heat is on. we're going to get a taste of summer for hottest inland valleys, flirting with the 90's for some of our warmest inland valleys. if you want relief from the heat head to the beach, monday is expected to be the hottest day of the next 7 days until we gradually start to cool down a full outlook of your workweek forecast. coming up in just a few minutes, dan. and while back to you. >> recent thanks a lot. organizers of twin peaks 28th annual pink looking for volunteers to help set up the symbol that glows above the city during pride month. the nearly acre sized pink triangle services, reclamation of a symbol first used by the nazis to identify men and a memorial to commem

here it's very different and it's very, very practical dan, let me go to you in pittsburgh. the, the, the biggest problem, you know, because we were talking about how be a western piece of west that are, is, are you explain this more in the process? for me, it's very discursive. the, it's the narrative. what with the west wants is they want rushes, destruction, and would rush has been saying all along as we need to find a viable piece for europe. now, i know one is more sexy than the other, but the 2nd one is to everyone's benefit. and this administration and nato world will not listen to that because russia must be vanquished. but if it's not, hopefully, nato will be, dan, well, certainly nay, that nato, you know, shouldn't have ever existed in that certainly. but at any purpose that, that purpose, you know, went away a long time ago with the collapse of the soviet union in east block. but in any case, i'm, yes, i think data will go way. but the problem is, the, the us and it's military aggression probably won't go away that easily. you know, i, i look so, you know, wistful

pittsburgh forward evgeni malkin is named to the king clancy trophy nominees this individual award inities on and off the ice due to the active participation in the public life of contenders for this award 32 people, one hockey player from each club in the nhl pittsburgh, respectively , chose just malkin in the history of the nhl, the russians have never stopped the owners of this award. in total, the nhl has already announced applicants for seven individual awards at the end of the current season. malkin is still the only russian on one of them, and just today the nhl will announce the top three applicants for rubber . times will be handing the individual awards in the nhl are scheduled for june 26th. that's all for now in this sport, see you in the next part. my last name is board, i am not a military specialist. can't we think and reason about how what happens and why, when the existence of our state is put on the map by military theorists. klaujbitz, in general, in the armies of the world, he is considered the largest military theorite, as he is right to say that perseverance lead

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at least 90 degree temperatures or brentwood and even pittsburgh. but let's take a look at what you can expect out the east bay shoreline, mid 70's for oakland and hayward. 67 degrees for downtown san francisco with widespread low to mid 80's for warmest inland valley. santa rosa nevado warming up into the mid 80's. so the beach certainly the place to be as you start out your monday because of those hot temperatures inland, you're going to want relief. but then head inland by the end of the week because you're going to be in the mid 70's below average temperatures for this time of year with most of our coastal cities in the 50's. so definitely get a little bit of everything for likely. the bay area has a lot of microclimates. just had their exactly. we've got it all. yeah, thanks. everything's guys. >> all right. here's the dynamic grandma and her grandson haha. not me. i wish that means in reach. milestone anyway. so they reached major milestone in the relationship. the 2 tackling 63 national parks in 7 years. this is not me. bradley enjoy. ryan vi

after that last pittsburgh story, i started thinking about the black power movement, which is -- you know, had this profound effect, changed the civil-rights movement, but the number of books that have been written about the black power movement compared with the civil rights movement of dr. king, you know, is still tiny. so i set out with that idea that i was going to write about the black power movement, and i spent an entire year reporting and writing. i knew that the slogan "black power" had become popular -- stokely carmichael, it was not really his slogan, but he made it popular in 1966, so i started there, and a year later, i was still in 1966 because so much happened in that one year. that's how i ended up deciding to write a book about the birth of black power focused on that one year. >> ok, great. margaret? she won a prize in journalism and black history last night. [applause] >> thanks so much. it is a great joy to be here with mark and daniel and with all of you. i know it is late in the day, and folks have heard a lot of talk and participated in a lot of discussions, bu

pittsburgh is a very strong -- i use the word community broadly beyond just the jewish community, and was the outpouring of support from the broader community, the muslim and christian communities, and non-profits and for-profits. we are fortunate, in pittsburgh an attack on one was an attack on all, and it helped heal and in terms of moving forward. we are looking forward, as you mentioned, re-imagining what tree of life can be. tree of life was a synagogue that hosted three synagogues on the day of the shooting. there was the tree of life congregation, and new life congregation, and as we rebuild we will be more than a synagogue. we will be a community center and a national center talking about anti-semitism as well as a memorial that will honor the victims and families and tell their stories. >> anti-semitism is on the rise. the adl said that attacks in the u.s. hit an all-time high in 2022. how do we as a country address this? >> well, it's a -- you know, it's a wonderful question and one we are all wrestling with. i think anti-semitism at its core is a conspiracy theory. fund men

in pittsburgh. that trial is ongoing right now. and of course, all of these things have the same smell, right? they don't just happen to be connected in the news. they're connected. the buffalo white supremacist mass murder, el paso white supremacist mass murder, the pittsburgh white supremacist mass murder. now it appears the allen, texas white supremacist mass murder. in a nation recoiling and ashamed and disgusted, there is also these apparent connections, right? between these bleeding, ragged right wing mass violence and the bleeding ragged white wing edge of politics. the most main stream possible electoral republican politics. the most main stream, most successful right wing media as well. but also, this former president and his family and his former officials, and the way he is currently running for president again. they're inviting literal hitler was right outspoken anti-semites putting stars of david, jewish stars on the heads of their enemies telling people, that's who we need to be going after. they're inviting people li

david: tonight authorities have arrested a 15-year-old student for a deadly school shooting in pittsburghsses were about to begin. as many as 11 shots fired. officers say they saw the suspect running from the school with a gun and then arrested him. when we come back, the young poet from the biden inauguration. you'll remember her. her words now being blocked from some students. ♪ ready to feel what it's like? when you can du more with less asthma. it's possible with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. are you in? dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines, including steroi

and it's very, very practical dan, let me go to you in pittsburgh, the, the, the biggest problem you know, cuz we were talking about how be a western people of western or is, or, yeah, explain this more. and the problem for me, it's very discursive. it's been narrative what the, what the west swamped is. they want rushes destruction, and what rush has been saying all along as we need to find a viable piece for europe. now i know one is more sexy than the other, but the 2nd one is to everyone's benefit and this administration and nato world will not listen to that because russia must be vanquished. but if it's not, hopefully nato will be. dan, well, certainly nay, that nato, you know, shouldn't have ever existed in that. certainly. but at any purpose that that purpose, you know, went away a long time ago with the collapse of the soviet union in the east block. but in any case, um, yes, i think nato will go away. but the problem is, uh, the us and its military aggression probably won't go away that easily. you know, i, i look so, you know, wistfully at the days when we had a president

then come all like in pittsburgh. he is a professor of law and the author of the plot, the scape goat russia in tampa. we have larry johnson, he is a managing partner for burg associates and a former c i. a analyst and u. s. state department, countering terrorism. official annabel rate because to john bobs, which he is a political consultant to our gentleman crosstalk roles in effect. that means it can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it very let me go to you. person tampa a lot. better off words. unacceptable. escalation this it gave you, it rang a bell with me because we heard this the months before the complex that started in february 21 and, and i take it very seriously. i have told the guests that listen to me in the west . the russians don't bluff your thoughts, larry. oh no, i agree with you. rush to rush. it is not the united states in that regard of the, i guess the good news is that the f sixteens abilities are, you know, capabilities are grossly exaggerated. uh, yeah. so that it will market e

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go ahead, dan, in pittsburgh. you know, this is a quite frightening situation and i should say that a one point, joe biden himself, it said that sending these types of weapons of that to you crying would be crossing the red line. did he didn't want to cross, but apparently were willing to, we keep moving that red line further and further. and yes, we are, you know, possibly headed towards a greater complet gratian. it should be all in uh, uh, code silvo or beating up on protesters and lab. rob is saying that, you know, serbia, kosovo could be another increasing hot spot in europe. i mean, it's really has all the marketings of a great a we're on the floor and i think we all need to be very, very cognizant of that. and the need to be raising our voice is against it. well it john, um we have heard this great famed the almost ferry tell the story about a counter offensive it's we just have to wait a little bit longer. so we throw in the have sixteens here. i seriously doubt they have sixteen's all ever arrived there b

danny freeman is outside the court in pittsburgh for us this morning.ing to see today? >> reporter: well, john, we're expecting the trial to continue with more witnesses taking the stand and potentially hearing more of those calls that were so visceral and so emotional that we heard yesterday. and i'll talk more about that in a second. but i want to go back and remind folks what yesterday was all about. because yesterday really set the stage for what is going to be a we weeks' long trial here in pittsburgh. prosecutors came right out of the gate to establish primarily one thing, not just that robert bowers was the one who opened fire and killed 11 jewish worshippers back in 2018 in that synagogue, but also that he did so specifically because they were jewish and he did so in a horrifically violent way. and we actually learned a lot more details about just how violent and just how intentional these shootings were back then in that october morning. prosecutor said that robert bowers went through the synagogue basically room by room and methodically huntin