three-point pittsburgh lead. >> jason: pittsburgh loves the empty set.is in the s slot ovever . he r runs up anand runs a p pos route.e. it's a big-time throw by troy williams. hold it right there if you can. you'll see kai nacua. he'sheook player. he's sitting underneath. and it's an excellent high firm throw by ishmael hyman. he pushes up and he runs the post route. if the ball is thrown low, it's intercepted by 21, nacua. he throws it high and firm, to the back of the end line. the biggest, most physical receiver they have, they put him inside. he wins inside. troy williams knew exactly what he wanted to do. he threw a strike. in the critical moments, you have to make the plays. and troy williams did it. with his feet, and then on fourth and goal, the game-winning touchdown to hyman. >> jac: look at the demeanor on troy williams' face. 1:25 off the clock. and hyman's first receiving touchdown. and how about the moment to have it? >> jason: never a doubt. never a doubt. jac, 39 seconds to go, michigan's got two time-outs and they have e.j. perry as the

the way that the pittsburgh community continues to rally around the jewish pittsburgh community continuese violence and they hate that led us to this deadly day five years ago. this trial now moving _ deadly day five years ago. this trial now moving to _ deadly day five years ago. this trial now moving to the penalty phase, do you think that the death penalty should be handed down? it’s penalty should be handed down? it�*s really not something for anyone organisation or anyone person to sort of have, an assessment on what should happen. it's really about the people in pittsburgh, the survivors, the family members. i think there are lots of different opinions there, actually, and i don't think there's a right or wrong answer. everybody has their own views on whatjustice may look like. i think at the end of the day, some people will be happy with whatever the sentencing is, but not everybody is going to be happy in a case like this that has impacted so many people. this that has impacted so many --eole. ., ~' , this that has impacted so many --eole. ., ~ , . people. now, the killer used soc

the man accused of killing 11 people at a pittsburgh synagogue in 2018. the deadliest anti-semitic attack in history. there is a verdict. danny freeman has been covering case outside of the courtroom, and where do things stand at this moment? >> well, john, like you said, we just got rate -- late word that there is a verdict now. so, this is a long time coming from that deadly day in 2018. this is the guilt fades and then depending upon the charges convicted or not convicted coming up in 30 minutes, we will see if the death penalty is on the table. i wanted to run through some of the charges to illustrate to the viewers what we are looking at. robert bowers, the defendant is charged with 63 federal charges and 22 of them capital offenses. we should have an answer quickly when the jury comes out to reach that verdict, because charges 1 through 11 are obstruction of the free exercise of religious beliefs resulting in death, and the others are the use and discharge of a firearm to commit murder and crime of violence specifically related to the 11 worshippers

it's really about the people in pittsburgh, the survivors, the family members.r wrong answer. everybody has their own views on whatjustice may look like. i think at the end of the day, some people will be happy with whatever the sentencing is, but not everybody is going to be happy in a case like this that has impacted so many people. now, the killer used social media to attackjews on line before going on this real—world rampage. is the federal government, and your opinion, doing enough in your opinion, doing enough to really monitor and crackdown on this kind of online hate? to really monitor and crack down on this kind kind of online hate? the sad fact is, ever since pittsburgh, we have seen mass attacks against communities that were motivated by the same type of hatred that this shooter espoused online prior to carrying out his attack. we saw in el paso, more recently in the united states, we saw it in buffalo. but these white supremacists�* ideas are actually global and have led to violence in many places. so it's notjust a federal government issue about pol

this community in pittsburgh, this jewish community in pittsburgh has been waiting for some kind of justice, some kind of answer, to have their day in court. they are getting this as we speak. if it's all right, where these capital offenses come in. obstructing their ability to execute their religious believes. so that's the latest from this point. we're now after this full list of charges and convictions, it they continue this way, are done and finished, then we'll move on to the death penalty phase. that's where we're expecting the defense to spend a lot more time trying to spare ro were the bowers' life. because they never disputed that he was the one that came ask killed those 11 worshippers. they were trying to poke holes in the motive. we heard that in the closing arguments yesterday, but we're going to see more activity from the defense. the prosecution called 60 witnesses. the defense did not call a single witness. they only cross examined a handful. we're looking at these verdicts coming through. 46 now convictions for robert bowers in the synagogue shooting trial. >> danny, 46 so

danny freeman is in pittsburgh. danny, it was an emotional moment in the courtroom when jurors found the defendant guilty on all 63 counts. >> reporter: wolf, it was an emotional moment. we've been hearing from members of the jewish community in pittsburgh who said they felt a lot of relief when that conviction came down. just to describe the tone inside the courtroom, it was also silent as they read the first charges and the first guilty verdicts. it shows you intently the community has been paying attention to this trial. i want to touch on the charges that robert bauers was found guilty of. 63 federal charges, also guilty of 22 of the capital offenses, it was the instruction of the free exercise of religious beliefs resulting in death. the jury said robert bauers killed jewish worshippers while they were exercising their religious freedom. it has been a long time coming and a hard trial to listen to over the past three weeks. i'll bring up one testimony we heard. we heard from carole black. she was a survivor of

and pittsburgh was kind of the capital of steel production. and so it to over a hundred years ago was booming but it started struggling. you saw, you know, global and in the steel industry and pittsburgh was struggling. but to impacted the there and a very helpful way one was a university of carnegie mellon there as you said very strong and a very strong in robotics and was able to attract and retain people. the focus those industries so that strong university was critical but also about years or so ago leaders in the community, the mayors, the ceos of the big companies, some of the big foundations got together and said, we need to have a brighter future. pittsburgh some of our big companies are going to be in decline. and the data, as you know, is about half of the fortune 500 companies turn over every 25 years. so you can't just be relying your big companies. you have to be launching new companies. and the pittsburgh community came together in a collaborative way and said, here are a number of things need to do with real intentionality and r

for those of us who grew up in pittsburgh in mr.ghborhood, these acts, this act is not emblematic or representative of who we are. for those of us who live in the pittsburgh diaspora and in the jewish diaspora, which is what i am, grew up here, we're dedicated to rebuilding this. the world needs to know that there's a path forward of tragedies like this, and that's really what we're dedicated to doing. >> you're doing great work, jeff. really appreciate your time and all the best to you and friends and family and people in that community. i remember when that happened, and it was just heartbreaking. and moving forward, just all the best to you. thanks so much for your time. we appreciate it. >> well, thanks, jim, and appreciate the opportunity to come in and talk about it. you know, when we have events like this, it's to honor those whose lives have passed. we appreciate the opportunity. >> we do honor those, we remember those, and we always will. jeff solomon, thank you very much. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ discover the power of the

danny freeman is in pittsburgh.ant guilty on all 63 counts. >> reporter: wolf, it was an emotional moment. we've been hearing fro

. >>> the verdict tonight in the horrific mass shooting at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh. 11 people killed. the defendant guilty on all 63 counts. the death penalty now on the table. >>> news coming in late today about the deadly black bear attack at a national forest in arizona. the victim sitting in a chair outside. the bear attacking him and dragging him about 75 yards. the close call on the runway. the american airlines flight ordered to abort its landing, a delta plane still in its path. and what the american pilot did next. >>> ultimate fighting star conor mcgregor accused of sexually assaulting a woman during an nba finals game in miami. tmz sports obtaining video appearing to show him leading the alleged victim by the arm into a bathroom. security allegedly blocking the door. mcgregor's lawyer calling it a shakedown. >>> and "america strong" tonight -- the graduation moment that almost didn't happen, and the remarkable walk that had everyone cheering. >>> from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >>> good evening, i

the pittsburgh office vet today. they did some great work. they went back and develop more information that apparently had been overlooked by the fbi. and they develop this 1023 that has a lot of detail and then, they took it to the delaware and other offices and briefed them on it for their use and for follow-up. the reason that the pittsburgh people did not escalate it is because they were not authorized. they were simply performing a unique and limited task of betting information that would then go to pending. already opened investigations. >> again, allegations of the source coming to the fbi saying they had information about payments to the biden family from foreign executives. quickly on the rudy giuliani point, true or false. >> my recollection is false. this did not come from rudy giuliani. it actually came from the fbi. shannon: okay.

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you have been in pittsburgh leading up to this day. was there still a sense of anxiety about what the outcome would be? is there a concern about the penalty phase of the case? >> reporter: this has gripped this community. i spoke with members of the congregation just yesterday when deliberations started. they don't say his name. that's understandable. they say for us he will always be the shooter. it is hard for them to be in that courtroom looking at the man they know killed these 11 members of the congregation. but they are there in solidarity to support one another. as far as the death penalty portion of the case, as it moves into the death penalty, assuming all counts are guilty, some of them are saying, this is the just punishment, he deserves to die. others say that perhaps he is best going to be punished by spending the rest of his life in prison. that portion of the trial, the sentencing will take about six weeks. >> thank you so much. we are told up to 51 counts where he has been convicted. the vice president of the anti-defam

let's bring in nbc's george solis in pittsburgh. andrew weissmann served as fbi general counsel and is also an msnbc legal analyst. george, what more can you tell us about this verdict? >> reporter: yeah, good afternoon, chris. it really comes as no surprise to the people of this community. this is what they expected. this is what they anticipated. in many cases, this was open and shut as far as the evidence, robert bowers went to the tree of life synagogue to carrying out this heinous attack. in the courtroom, you could hear a pin drop. that's how quiet it was when the verdict was being read allowed. robert bowers carefully sat there listening as each one of these count was read aloud. you have members of the congregation who were there listening. obviously this has been so harrowing to relive this. members of the congregation that were there, members that knew some of the victims that died on that day. for many, this was heartbreaking to hear, even though this is what they were looking for. they wanted some semblance of justice. t

in bay area sports, the giants lost yesterday to the pittsburgh pirates.pitcher alex wood allowed a season-high six runs 4 1/3 innings. it put san francisco on the board in the bottom of the second, but then pittsburgh responded with four runs in the third. two former giants, andrew mccutchen and connor joe each went three for four with an rbi. pittsburgh's ryan reynolds made a leaping catch against the wall in the sixth inning. and luke jackson pitched a scoreless seventh inning with a pair of strikeouts in his first outing since recovering from elbow surgery. >>> now, across the bay. at the coliseum, the a's came up short after trying to get their first series sweep of the season. it was scoreless until the fifth inning. ozzie albies headache 2-run homer. later, the bases were loaded. this made this court 3-0. oakland got two runs in the next inning but the final score was 4-anta. e nbn right now. dhaat riw but thatis where they should be looking. they are now preparing for tip off against the nuggets at 5:30. the denver nuggets are a number one seed whi

lot of good retired pittsburgh school teacher elizabeth rest has been volunteering with the food bank for about 10 years. she says volunteers are needed now more than always always. and there's a number of different volunteer opportunities from doing. >> outreach like this to doing other kinds of food distribution in addition to volunteers. there's also a need for financial assistance. yes, we we need donations. so financial finishes for every dollar that is provided. that is the equivalent of 2 meals. >> now, this mobile food distribution program happens twice a month here at this location and the food bank host over 60 weekly food distributions throughout contra costa solano county. >> in pittsburgh, has it made you kron 4 news? >> next, the emotional interview with the and of in 18 year-old who was shot and killed at an east bay birthday party over the weekend which she says this experience has been like for their fat. >> plus, on average, they were making 170 $1000 a year will now they're out of work in the very company that claims it needs changes is laying off employees. >> also

this is a precursor of what pittsburgh can expect tomorrow if the models are accurate.ght now is in our nation's capital and take a look at washington, d.c. not long ago you could barely see the capitol building through the smog and the washington nationals game is canceled tonight because of the smoke. in fact out here live, martha, horse races at belmont park are canceled in new york but the good news is the belmont stakes and the big race is still set to happen on saturday and saturday morning is when the smokes expected to clear off the east coast. we will send it back to you. >> a lot of disappointment of the baseball glories yesterday. thank you very much, nate. dr. marc siegel joins us now, professor of medicine and fox news contributor and get to see you. we never know what we are going to need to talk to you about i didn't expect this was coming and maybe we should have expected it was coming. but this is a real health hazard to people. >> when i came down to washington, d.c., last night i didn't know what nate was going to say that the center of this would be

major cities including chicago, detroit, pittsburgh. pennsylvania ordering a code red.nd the warning in new york. so, how bad and how long does this last this time? alex perez in chicago. >>> we've learned tonight an amtrak train with hundreds of passengers has collided with a truck. at least several cars derailing. reports of multiple injuries. >>> just outside dallas, authorities now releasing the chilling police body cam video from the deadly outdoor mall shooting and what it shows. >>> in new york city, the former marine charged in the subway chokehold death, daniel penny, pleading not guilty today in court. and what court records now reveal about the scene on that new york train. >>> tonight, the young new york city lawyer brought back to boston to face rape charges, and now we have learned of alleged attacks on four more women. what authorities have revealed about their widening investigation. >>> and there is breaking news tonight involving madonna and her health care. why she was rushed to the icu. and tonight, we've learned her upcoming tour has been postponed.

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when he visited pittsburgh. mother emanuel was the site of a 2015 shooting where a supremacist entered the church and killed nine black congregants. when reverend manning spoke at the funeral, rose, the last of the 11 vick trims to be laid to rest, he said you are not alone. we mourn with you. we are here for you. and that will never change. i commit myself to building bridges between marginalized communities and fighting back. i want our jewish siblings to know that we are in this fight together. every day for as long as it takes. i want it to end with an excerpt from the jewish prayer for peace that rose led every saturday's service. may it be your will that you erase war and blood shed from the world. and in its place draw down a great and glorious peace so that nations shall not lift up sword against nation. neither shall they learn war anymore. let justice come in waves like water. and righteousness flow like river. for the earth shall be full of the knowledge of the holy one. as the waters cover the sea. s

history. >> 11 people died in the 2018 shooting at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh.phase and jurors must decide whether to sentence bowers to death or to life in prison without the possibility of parole. cnn's danny freeman reports. >> reporter: it took only five hours for the jury to come to this assistance verdict, convicting robert bowers of all 63 federal charges that he faced, including the capital charges that he faced as well. we had a team inside the courtroom and they described it as really silent as the judge was reading out these convictions. bowers himself was described as being emotionless, and once those verdicts were read, then you could hear some of the air in the room let out and some of the family members start to sniffle as they processed what had happened. i want to go over what some of the charges were. 22, like i said, capital offenses on the table, and the primary ones were the obstruction of the free exercise of religious beliefs, resulting in death. basically the jury convicted robert bowers of killing 11 jewish who a jewish worshippers while

the parts per million in pittsburgh now, 230.y to be out there at this point in time. here in atlanta, our number is 130. but inside the building, i bought this on amazon, like $20, it will tell me what my number is inside. i know that's hard for you to read, but it's 14. that's like ten times less air product quality here outside than here. so we're ten times better air inside than what you expect, and that's exactly how that's going to go. this is what pittsburgh looks like right now, and it is going to look like that for a while. there's major, major weather, though, rolling through illinois right now. and that's pushing a lot of this smoke away. we have a live picture from chicago right now. a little bit better, especially to your southwest. this big event, this big, severe thunderstorm event rolling through illinois and pushing all of the smoke away. that is at least some of the good news. back to the heat across parts of texas, it is going to be another hot day there. it is going to be a dreadful day with temperatures again

so many families have been watching and impacted by the pittsburgh synagogue shooting.cribe some of what happened in court today as the judge is reading out those convictions, those 63 federal cla charges, found guilty. the courtroom was silent. you could hear a pin drop. the defendant, he was fairly emotionless in the court as those verdicts were being read off. once the 22 capital offense charges were read and the verdict was guilt, a little bit of the air was left of the room. you could lawyer family members and survivors start to sniffle and feel the emotion. i want to go over the charges. i said 63 federal charges. found guilty of all of them, including the 22 capital offenses that we have been talking so much about. the primary one here is the obstruction of free exercise of religious beliefs resulting in death. basically, the jury found him guilty of killing 11 wore sship while they were exercising their religious belief. we actually heard from some community members today and got their reaction to the verdict. listen to one of the presidents of one of the congre

pittsburgh at 75 today, santa rosa through mill valley, all in the 60's.as nice and smooth looking at daytime highs in the 60's and 70's all the way through after this morning's thunderstorm potential. no more chance of rain in the rest of the forecast rain. all right, john, thank you for that. well, we had an earlier accident on the bay bridge. so we have some residual delays. >> along 80 because of that 27 minutes. crockett down towards the maze. now that accident is clear on the bay bridge. hopefully things a you're going to taper out pablo avenue, a good alternate there. 20 minutes traveling into the city this morning. our san mateo bridge drive times going up 19 minutes. but i don't see any accidents or hazards there over the east bay. little pockets of orange and yellow, so silly and will down to 2, 37, 30 minutes now because of that, the southbound 6.80, through signal traffic starting to build there. of the south bay. 36 minutes of 85 to menlo park and highway for looking at you. 33 minutes, antioch, into congress to 42. but no accidents or hazards

in pittsburgh. has it made you kron 4 >> all right. thank you for that update.ou're in the volunteering spirit, we need to know what the weather's going to be like address. if you're out there may packing bags, deliver families. good morning you. good morning, rain and we are looking at some good weather better than yesterday when we had the showers across the north bay and in contra costa county, a few brief showers. so it's nice that we're getting that consistently dry morning. coit tower right here, looking pretty good under some increasingly bright conditions. now we do have some cloud cover for sure to start the morning, but don't worry about chances of rain still in the midst of this cooler air mass. but high pressure ridge still sitting out in the pacific is set to build in the coming days. and along with that less mild, more hot weather just around the corner. as i mentioned, we're starting today with some cloud cover. get the sunshine in full force this afternoon. our last day with mostly 70's inland. tomorrow, we'll start the day with some gray and the

pittsburgh office vetted it. did great work. they went back and developed more information apparently overlooked by the fbi. they developed this 1023 that has a lot of detail. then they took it to the delaware and to other offices and briefed them for their use and follow up. the reason pittsburgh people didn't escalate it because they weren't authored to start a new investigation. they were performing a unique task vetting information going to pending already opened investigations. >> shannon: this is about allegations a source came to the fbi saying they had payments from biden family to foreign executives. quickly on rudy giuliani? >> my recollection is false. came from the fbi. >> shannon: mr. attorney general, thank you for coming in today. >> thank you. >> shannon: up next, trio of legal experts as the former president prepares to head to court again this week. again back in a moment. the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffe

a month for families to receive fresh fruits and vegetables here at buchanan park community in pittsburghuite a bit. our numbers. >> from pre-pandemic doubled. for example, this particular location at this time last year we're averaging about 109 households at each distribution and now we're at over 200 food bank officials say in total they now serve over 350,000 people per compared to the pre-pandemic number of 178,000. and 25% of those served our children. all right. got carries. and i got arnie thank i feel good. at the end of the day. >> and everybody comes to who's really appreciative that they're thanking me. i'm just handed a bag of food. i didn't grow it or bag it or pay for they appreciate what they retired pittsburgh school teacher elizabeth rest has been volunteering with the food bank for about 10 years. she says volunteers are needed now more than always always. and there's a number of different volunteer opportunities from doing. >> outreach like this to doing other kinds of food distribution in addition to volunteers. there's also a need for financial assistance. yes, we we

also at 74 antioch, vacaville fairfield in pittsburgh, rounding us out in the low to mid 70's.tting up to 80 degrees today as we move into tomorrow, thursday and friday. we're rounding out the week much the same with temperatures only in the 70's, nice dry conditions after this morning's chance of thunderstorms. as for roads, bay bridge is looking pretty smooth. no backup know metering lights at the toll plaza just yet hopefully can capitalize on the moment before things do back up. and evidently later this morning, san mateo bridge, a 12 minute drive across it and things still nice. an empty at the richmond, sandra fell. all all right, john, thank you for that's developing news for you at the state capitol. 2 planes dropped off more migrants on monday without any warning. >> california attorney general rob bonta says it appears the state of florida is responsible flying those migrants to sacramento. he shared his plans for prosecuting those responsible for leaving those people stranded. >> it might well potentially be illegal. so what we do, we are investigating ron desantis.

still a comfortable 71 degrees right now in redwood city, 70 in dublin, 72 degrees in pittsburgh. it is 57 cool. >> in timber on 69 and snowmen, 70 degrees in saline up the onshore wind. yeah, it is really kicking up today. you've got some breezes to 28 miles an hour in the san francisco right now. you see it all the way into the delta. 22 miles, an hour 18 in a fairfield that's going bring the cloud deck, i think. well, on shore overnight tonight, probably into the central valley, still kind of active in the sierra nevada, even though things starting to wind down a little bit. we've still got some lightning strikes up there. but you can see all the clouds kind of spin around along the coastline and more of that to come. we have this trough of low pressure along the west coast, almost all of june so far. and that's keep these temperatures fairly mild for this time of year. just running below the average. and of course, is help to keep things going in the sierra nevada for the showers and thunderstorms each afternoon. tomorrow. we're looking at a nice day numbers. not all that bad.

and if you are in pittsburgh or bay point, this is not your run of the mill backup . you have to say, hey, it's going to take me longer or maybe i'll reschedule my meeting. we'll have more on this coming up now at 731. let's get right back to the headlines. so thank you. apple's worldwide developers conference kicks off in cupertino this morning. and the next big device expected to be unveiled is not a phone, not a watch, not a tablet either. it's said numerous tech industry sources say apple will release its first virtual reality headset. rasmus joins us live from cupertino outside apple headquarters with a preview. good morning, eli. good morning, andre. we're right across the street from apple's visitor some of the activity here. pickup compared to the early morning hours. this developers conference kicks off at 10:00 this morning. and already you can see some of the attendees, the developers and people invited to this conference, making their way over to the visitor's center to check out some of the stuff before the conference officially begins. now imagine strapp

the san francisco da's office says it is discharging the case against lee hayward of pittsburgh. he was arrested sunday after a shooting involving 2 cars speeding down the embarcadero. he initially faced charges including being a wanted felon in possession of a firearm. 6 people were injured in the events surrounding the shooting, including a 10 year-old boy who was hit by a car. the overall investigation does continue. district attorney brooke jenkins said in a statement that this type of investigation takes time. she says they're working with san francisco police adding they want to ensure they gather all relevant evidence needed to evaluate the case and make appropriate charging decisions. san francisco police have arrested a man accused of shooting and killing a man outside the powell street bart station. police say that shooting began with a dispute. but as kron four's, dan kerman tells us targeted or not, that's not a lot of comfort to people who visit those heavily traveled parts of the city. and this just in an arrest has been made in the killing of a well-known oakland b

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the shooting happened in 2018 at pittsburgh's tree of life synagogue.ay, the jury found robert bowers guilty on all 63 accounts. prosecutors presented evidence of his deep seeded animosity towards jews and immigrants. the trial lasted for three weeks and members of the community say that the verdict brings a sense relief. >> the world has heard again of the horrific acts of 2018 and the shooter is being held accountable. >> the gunman's defense team must now decide whether to enter mental health evidence for the second phase of the trial. the jury will decide whether he is eligible for the death penalty. the judge has ordered the jury to return a week monday for the next next phase of the trial. >>> a shooting last night injurd six people. the shooting happened near a busy intersection in north baltimore. neighbors say they heard about 20 gunshots late last night. police also heard the gunfire and drove to the area. they found three victims at a bus stop. the other victims had walked to a nearby hospital. the victims were between the ages of 17 and 32.

danny freeman, cnn, pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >>> u.s.icials have identified a second federal agency that's been hit by a sweeping cyberattack. sources tell cnn that the office of personnel management has joined the department of energy as the two impacted agencies. investigators are still trying to determine what data may have been breached, but so far, they say the hack hasn't disrupted agency services. authorities believe russian criminal hackers are behind the cyberattack, which also may have affected hundreds of organizations around the world. >>> still to come, we'll take a look at the celebrations that will unfold in london just hours from now for king charles' first official birthday since being crowned. feeling sluggish or weighed down? could be a sign that your digestive system isn't at its best. but a little metamucil everyday can help. metamucil's psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down and also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption so you can feel lighter and more energetic. lighten

in fact, happening pacific up. 55 degrees as the mateo pittsburgh and brentwood in the low 60's at 62anks to those diablo winds out of the north. but we are tracking saint helene also in the mid 60's at 65 degrees. so overnight lows tonight dipping into the 40's for those of you in santa rosa and napa. so bundle up there because of that lack of blanket of june gloom are going to see temperatures about 5 degrees cooler than our overnight lows last night. so we're going to see widespread low to mid 50's high temperatures. tomorrow, 5 to nearly 15 degrees below average. remember our warmest inland valleys should be averaging low to mid 80's checkout livermore. just warming up to 69 degrees with downtown san francisco at 62 degrees in half moon bay at 58 degrees. and those of you in concord and santa rosa, very pleasant temperatures in the low 70's. taking a look ahead at your next 10 at 10 outlook. we're going to be below average for most of the next 10 days. a nice midweek. warm-up just in time for the start of summer solstice. but then we're going to cool down on thursday. temperatures

pittsburgh. across the bay. east bay. that doesn't help anything in san francisco.ulian: that doesn't make people feel safer knowing that the folks came from pittsburgh. >>>> it is on fisherman's wharf. the golden gate bridge. that is san francisco. that is not the kind of headline the mayor wanted today. julian: like we mentioned, it's been a rough two weeks when it comes to tough headlines for san francisco. >> speaking of headlines, the question here is -- we are calling the mass shootings. i understand that because one a certain amount of people are killed -- - w had a mass shooting last week in the mission. people think of mass shootings and they think of a lone gunman shooting. this is actually people getting caught in crossfire. not deliberately shot at. it's a different type of situation. we can have a lot of discussions about guns and gun control. but the bottom line is right now san francisco needs something that's going to try to stop this now. and it doesn't have anything. julian: on that front, mayor london breed, pushing back on comments made from a re

. >>> just harrowing testimony describing carnage, fear and sorrow filled a pittsburgh courtroom oncehere the man accused of gunning down 11 jewish worshippers inside a synagogue is now on trial for murder. robert bowers has pleaded not guilty to more than 60 federal counts that include hate crime charges. he could face the death penalty if convicted. on wednesday, jurors heard several shooting survivors testify about their split-second actions and decisions during the attack. some of the pictures they showed as well from inside where this took place. cnn's danny freeman is in pittsburgh outside the courthouse with new developments on today's testimony. part of the trial here is explaining just how frightening, how horrific this scene was and the actions of the accused gunman. what did we learn today? >> reporter: well, jim, we've already learned new information on a couple of different fronts. we've had two witnesses already take the stand and gotten a new batch of exhibit in evidence that were released in court yesterday. i'll talk about those exhibits first just so you can see the

the tree of life said not in pittsburgh, pennsylvania authorities are reporting multiple casualties. it's not even like you even hear the shock in our voices anymore. i mean, which is a sad statement of itself the like today's the day we've all been working so hard for the mid term elections. we've called over 1200 numbers and make sure that everyone knows what today is and making sure that they get out and use their vote on a boat or today's like is really for the past few months. have been training for this marathon and this is the starting. and if the people we put in the power now don't work for us and don't represent the young people. we're not just going to vote and now we're going to run again the the, everybody did you vote today? doing your civic duties. were on the world. don't the. the he slammed the door on me and my sister when we walk back, because my sister did this campaign of all the like fairfax, virginia is in the city of the election. there were some huge wins and some huge losses around the country. we honestly, one young people showed up in record numbers, and t

let's take you to pittsburgh and danny freeman.porter: you said it. 11 days of testimony so far. 60 witnesses, and now the defense and prosecution rested just after 1:30 this afternoon. in the end, as you said, the defense didn't call a single witness. this case has been about 50-year-old robert bauer, accused of killing 11 worshippers. the bulk of the testimony has been about the impact of those actions and nothing has bank as impactful as seeing andrea wedner take the stand. her mother rose did not survive. she described on the stand that she and her mother hid together, holding each other in a pew in the synagogue. they were ultimately both shot. andrea testified that she knew that her mom was going to die at that moment. she was terrified but still stayed with her mother because she was determined not to leave rose malinger alone. she said a few thoughts ran through her mind as the shooter was walking through the hall. she said, she thought, i have a 2-year-old granddaughter. will i ever be able to watch her grow up? my daughte

host: pat, pittsburgh, pennsylvania, are you with us? browns mill, new jersey, then. edward, independent. good morning. caller: yeah. seem like the world going upside down. they are building all these apartments around. they call them low income apartments. and for disabled people they can't find a place to go. host: all right. easier to understand you when you turn your television down when you are listening to your phone as you are waiting on the call. if you could do that it would help with the conversation. we will go to ken in montpelier, vermont. republican. what is the biggest problem facing the country today? caller: i think that the government, everybody in the government has lost sight of who they work for and of the fact that they do work for us and it seems like they are becoming dictators in doing what they think is best and what is best for them and they have lost sight of us. they work for us. i think they forgot that many years ago. republicans and democrats, number one. number two, i'm on disability. i have a bad hip. i was waiting on hip surgery, for

. >>> and in pittsburgh, pennsylvania jurors are seeing powerful images from the tree of life synagogue shooting in 2018. >> and also hearing emotional testimony from survivors of the deadliest anti-semitic attack in u.s. history. danny freeman has the details. >> reporter: we're getting a new look into the horror inside of the pittsburgh synagogue shooting. this new video from a police body camera released wednesday shows tree of life rabbi jeffrey myers fleeing from the temple after police rescued him. he clutched his prayer shawl. and he said i asked god to forgive me because i couldn't save them, the other con gra gantds. >> nothing i don't think can prepare you for an experience like this to see your flock slaughtered. >> reporter: this new video among dozens of new exhibits released by the court, one image shows a rifle magazine on the floor of a hallway, another shows crime scene tape and blood on the ground. this image shows tree of life prayer book with an apparent bullet hole in the top. the rabbi says he kept the book saying it is a witness to the horror of the day. one day w

. >>> plus death penalty case against a synagogue mass shooter now in the hands of a pittsburgh jury. >>> and the u.s. supreme court just hours away from issuing new rulings as student debt relief and affirmative action hang in the balance. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. happy friday, everybody. i'm christine romans. we begin at the far north end of the texas panhandle. >> tornado on the ground. >> national weather service confirming a tornado strike in perr perryton texas. the fire chief confirming at least three deaths and damage to at least 200 homes. there were collapsed lungs, head injuries and broken bones. cleanup is already under way. congressman ronny jackson is asking people in the area to help any way they can. want to bring in derek van dam in the cnn weather center. this was just one of seven tornados reported thursday along with nearly 200 storms. are we looking at anything like this for today? >> up fortunately we have another active day ahead of us. the tornados in texas absolutely devastating to see. let's focus on the more immediate

in pittsburgh. has it made you kron 4 that is a good program.well, it's a big day for true san francisco icon. the city's famous cable cars turn 115 this year. public transit officials kicked off 6 months of celebrations starting today, some of which will be open to the public. celebrate the milestone. mayor london breed wrote the oldest cable car in the fleet. it's called big 19. it was built in 18, 83 and once ran the original cable car line. mayor breed says >> 150 years ago when we talk about san francisco, innovation creativity, table invented in san francisco. everyone decided to follow after 18 73 in august when the first ride and dream holiday, decided course, in the cairns was not making it up. are hills bass. now. >> you can hitch a ride on the big 19 every saturday on the california street line later this summer. but this is just the beginning. the city has teamed up with a dozen community organizations to stage an array of special events this summer and winter all in an effort to boost cable car ridership. so much fun. yeah, for a wh

it's still slow in bay point in pittsburgh and 680 is slow and so is 80. in a while. it hasn't been heavy traffic at all. you can see some sun and clouds there. and at the bay bridge, it is backed up to the maze. 818 let's talk about the weather a little more here, steve. sal thank you, sir. we will start in pacifica. jenny says, oh, my goodness, i can't take this weather anymore. and i said, what are you talking about? there's actually sun in pacifica. she says, yeah, but i'm not in pacifica, i'm in novato view from my porch at 8 a.m. and it is cloudy and look at that. that is true. marin county. a lot of cloud cover some over richmond of vallejo. there are some breaks there but north petaluma to santa rosa much more extensive in the way of cloud covers cloud cover than areas south. santa rosa was 62. downtown yesterday. that is 18 degrees below average. you don't see that very often today. we'll go 70. fairfield was only 71. we'll go 78. san bento 76. yesterday 82 today and san martin santa clara valley in between morgan hill and gilroy was 68 cool degre