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jessica dean is in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, with the very latest on the investigation for you. >> reporterthe investigation continues here in pittsburgh on saturday night the department of justice announced it had filed 29 criminal charges against the alleged gunman in this case, robert bowers. this as their investigators continue to pour over every detail of his life. they're looking at his home, his vehicle, his social media accounts, which have anti-semitic messages all throughout them. they're going to be digging through all of these pieces of evidence, trying to put together the story of what happened, how he ended up at the synagogue this morning. in the meantime, here in squirrel hill, there was a vigil on saturday night, a large crowd gathering here, coming from all over really to be together, make sure that they could comfort one another, they had a place to grieve, but also to say that they wanted to stand against the hate with love. they came out to the church here behind me. they also came outside for a candlelight vigil. again, a lot of hugging, a lot of comforting, people i t

they're in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. the latest information, you can see on your screen is that we are hearing 11 dead now, they are confirming that number. that is up from the number of eight, which we were operating under earlier. however, understanding that all of these pieces of data were going to change. jonathan dienst still with us. i know that you have a couple of jobs tonight but i wanted to get your first reaction, and of the information that we learned of, your thought? >> my thought, the 11 fatalities is a new number. >> up by three. >> no children. somewhat of a relief, and a bit of awe in terms of when you hear the stories of how law enforcement went and confronted a heavily armed ar-15 holding suspect, who's blasting bullets at innocent people and at them, and they're risking their lives, and going in there to save as many people as you heard, some of the folks at that news conference saying, it would have been a lot worse if not for the actions of those officers who went and first confronted that suspect

and coming up this morning, we have received a complaint from police here in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, detailing the sex, the genders of those who were killed. joining me now is dr. don yuille, the chief of medicine at the pittsburgh medical center, just a couple of miles where i'm standing today. walk us through what happened yesterday from your vantage, if you would, dr. yuille. >> thank you very much for the opportunity. at about 10:00 yesterday morning, we received notification that there was a mass shooting event at the synagogue. very quickly, we mobilized forces at the umpc presbyterian and umpc mercy trauma centers to make sure that we could their care of what was known to exist as far as injuries but also what might be known to exist as far as injuries. so we had additional personnel available, brought to the hospital, ready to treat any and all casualties. we also diploeployed three physicians to the scene to help with the care at the scene and the decision making. >> we heard yesterday about the upmc facilities. i know there are more than just one. how have you prepped for

he said he was watching the events unfolding in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. people in the squirrel hill area should remain sheltered. looks like multiple fatalities, beware of active shooter and god bless all. that was before the incident was resolved. i haven't seen yet but he has tweeted again. we did make a reference also to gun control. we will come back to that in a second. dan, we are getting more details now that the shooter has been, not only contain also arrested and indeed surrendered. yes, we are hearing that police have successfully brought a suspect into custody. although three police officers have been heard in the process, we understand that they have been shot, wounded but not killed. we are still unclear on the number of people actually involved in this incident, how many of the people attending that synagogue this morning were wounded or killed. we know that there have been fatalities, itjust seems to be confusion about the numbers. no word yet on exactly what this suspect's motivation was. it appears that this has been a targeted attack on

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synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. the shooter is in custody and federal authorities have been dispatched to support state and local police, and conduct a full and thorough federal investigation. this wicked act of mass murder is pure evil, hard to believe and frankly something that is unimaginable. our nation and the world are shocked and stunned by the grief. this was an anti—semitic acts. you wouldn't think this would be possible in this day and age, but we just don't seem to learn from the past. our minds cannot comprehend the cruel hate and the twisted malice that could cause a person to unleash such terrible violence during a baby naming ceremony. this was a baby naming

we're continuing to monitor what is happening in pittsburgh, pennsylvania.ere this morning at a sin goi synagogue in the squirrel hill neighborhood. there are multiple fatalities. at least 12 injured, eight killed. the suspected furn man is eed hospital. and we're waiting for a press conference at 4:00 p.m. and also fuller comments from the president who is in indianapolis. he has promised to speak more extensively about what happened in pittsburgh this morning at that event. we will of course bring you those comments live. and in the meantime i want to go to malcolm nance. first question here, just how are you processing aunt of ll o what are you watching for. >> and now we're hoping to get more information about the details of how the attack was carried out. let's not ins take this at all, this was a terrorist attack. it meets every element of the definition of terrorism. it was an act of violence of a political and i'd lonldeologica nature. and the social writings of rob bowers on the internet is amazing. he is a rabid anti-semite. and he says that they a

is located just outside pittsburgh pennsylvania otherwise known as steel city the steel industry has benefited from new tariffs imposed by the president but some manufacturers in the area are seeing their costs go up as a result democrats have traditionally held sway in pennsylvania thanks in large part. to the power of trade unions as unions have weakened in manufacturing moved overseas it's not surprising that the president's make america great again message has resonated with voters still democrats think they can make gains here in the midterms because many people are still struggling to make ends meet good morning one of their viable democrat conor lam is challenging the notion that the republicans economic policies are good for pennsylvania calling tax cuts a boon for the rich and wall street but he says the political debate should stick to talking about policy rather than personalities were given voters a reason to believe that they actually are represented not just by. one sided. clash of national ideologies but by people who live here just like him he's running for congress a

charles: breaking news again we have an active shooting situation in pittsburgh, pennsylvania in thel hill neighborhood the tree of life synagogue reports of eight shot, four dead, two of those shot were police officers who had to use their vehicles to shield themselves. we understand that there were some people in the synagogue who have been rescued some from the basement others from the atrium folks in the squirrel hill area are being asked to shelter in place, as local hospitals are now preparing to accept those who are shot. i want to bring back former d.c. detective ted williams. you know, when you hear about the police officers two of them being shot and magazines, semi- automatic magazines being involved a lot of shells it sounds like the person or persons, they're packing some pretty powerful weapons there. it comes back to the idea that we need to make sure our law enforcement is equipped to deal with this. >> absolutely, charles. i can tell you one of the questions that i have right now is is the shooter or shooters down, meaning have they been killed or taken into custody?

is located just outside pittsburgh pennsylvania otherwise known as steel city the steel industry has benefited from new tariffs imposed by the president but some manufacturers in the area are seeing their costs go up as a result democrats have traditionally held sway in pennsylvania thanks in large part to the power of trade unions as unions have weakened in manufacturing moved overseas it's not surprising that the president's make america great again message has resonated with voters still democrats think they can make gains here in the midterms because many people are still struggling to make ends meet good morning one of their viable democrat conor lam is challenging the notion that the republicans economic policies are good for pennsylvania calling tax cuts a boon for the rich and wall street but he says the political debate should stick to talking about policy rather than personalities were given voters a reason to believe that they actually are represented not just by some one sided dueling clash of national ideologies but by people who live here just like then. for congress ag

is located just outside pittsburgh pennsylvania otherwise known as steel city the steel industry has benefited from new tariffs imposed by the president but some manufacturers in the area are seeing their costs go up as a result democrats have traditionally held sway in pennsylvania thanks in large part to the power of trade as unions have weakened in manufacturing moved overseas it's not surprising that the president's make america great again message has resonated with voters still democrats think they can make gains here in the midterms because many people are still struggling to make ends meet. democrat connor lamb is challenging the notion that the republicans economic policies are good for pennsylvania calling tax cuts a boon for the rich and wall street but he says the political debate should stick to talking about policy rather than personalities were given orders or reason to believe that they actually are represented not just by. well inside it is duly clash of national ideologies but by people who live here just like him he's running for congress against a two time incumbe

grief following the monstrous killing of jewish americans at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. you've all seen it. you've been watching it. it's horrible. the suspect is in custody. the federal authorities are on the scene and leading aggressive federal investigation. state and local law enforcement has been incredible. this evil anti-sympathetic attack is an assault on all of us. it's an assault on humanity. it will require all of us working together to extract the hateful poison of anti-semitism from our world. this was an anti-semitic attack at its worst. scourge of anti-semitism can be ignored or tolerated and it cannot be allowed to continue. we can't allow it to continue. it must be confronted and condemned everywhere it rears its very ugly head. we must stand with our jewish brothers and sisters to defeat anti-semitism and vanquish the forces of hate. that's what it is. through the centuries, the jews have endured terrible persecution. you know that. we've all read it, we've studied it. they've gone through a lot and those seeking their destruction we will seek their de

in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, maggie ruehle, abc news. >> abc7 news was at san jose city hall tonight for a vigil in honor of the shooting victims. every member of san jose's city council attended and the mayor sam lick card doe spoke to the crowd. it was a way to standed together in solidarity and support of the pittsburgh community. >> we are one week away from election day. a controversial measure on the ballot would impose a new tax on hundreds of san francisco businesses. >> the money would then be used to pay for homeless services. abc news reporter kate lawson spoke to an outspoken proponent. >> reporter: i spoke to ceo marc ni h ceos shout support a tax on themselves for homeless services. but it's not just the tech world locking horns over this measure. some local politicians are saying they don't want the money at least not this way. >> we found a mother living in one of our forests here in san francisco with a 9-year-old child without shoes. it's shocking. >> reporter: salesforce ceo marc benioff on set with dan ashley during the 4:00 p.m. newscast discussing proposition c.

this is important to western pennsylvania, because as we talked about before with his family's connection to the coal and steel industries, pittsburghnd western pennsylvania is the center of steel making. but in the 1980's it's on a huge decline. in fact, it becomes almost -- it it almost disappears. at this point in time, he is looking at ways in which we can capitalize on the steel heritage and promote it through tourism and preservation for the betterment of our country. plan, this coordinated effort by the parks department, the local department and the commissioners in various counties and the state has changed our direction and added to the other things we have done. and as you said earlier, throughout the country, people are interested in this particular project because it is a pilot project for the rest of the country on how you can bring counties together. >> in part of the collection, there are wonderful recordings, video recordings of his show commentary,"ol that he recorded in washington and were sent back here to western pennsylvania. in some of his episodes, he interviews several of the leaders in the national park, als

00 or 10:30 this morning shots fired at tree of life synagogue in eastern suburb there of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. multiple fatalities, one suspect in custody after shootouts with the s.w.a.t. teams on scene. police in pittsburgh now say they believe they have that area secure. fox news continuing live coverage of this. we're hearing once again from the president who is en route to a campaign rally, tweeting out the events in pittsburgh are far more devastating than originally thought. spoke with mayor and governor to inform them that the federal government has been and will be with them all the way. i will speak to the media shortly and make further statement at future farmers of america, that's a speech scheduled for later this afternoon and you can see folks there -- some folks clearly who are civilians, we've seen people trying to console each other and take in a little bit of this scene here. this is fairly far back from the synagogue,itself where the shooting took place where the media has been staged. the from the media team travelling with the vice-president, he will comment on the pittsb

pennsylvania. outside of pittsburgh. and let us listen in now to president trump. ♪ god bless the usa. >> wow. >> [ cheering and applause ] >> wow. well, i want to thank you. when i hear the word future farmer, that's a very, very important term. you're very smart doing that, future farmer. i hear some people want to go into a business or an industry. i say i wouldn't want to do that but i would like to be a future farmer. that i can tell you. [ cheering and applause ] >> but as you know, earlier today there was a horrific shooting targeting and killing jewish americans at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. the shooter is in custody and federal authorities have been dispatched to support state and local police and conduct a full and thorough federal investigation. this wicked act of mass murder is pure evil, hard to believe, and, frankly, something that is unimaginable. our nation and the world are shocked and stunned by the grief. this was an anti-semetic act. you wouldn't think this would be possib

the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. the suspect is alive.have city council woman erika straussburger joining us by phone. council woman, first of all, our deepest condolences from all of us here at cnn, we know that you represent squirrel hill. what can you tell us about how the community is reacting? >> well, thank you for the condolences. it is obviously an incredibly sad day for the city of pittsburgh and the very tight-knit squirrel hill community that i in part represent. and i can tell you that a set of elected leaders who were gathered near the site today, and participated in a press conference there, along with the other city councilman, corey o'connor who also represents part of squirrel hill, we walked the streets of the downtown district after the event, and after the all clear was given, and it was a ghost town, frankly. and i think people are really hunkering down, spending time with friends and family, and like me, are probably in a state of shock. >> councilwoman, we did confirm through your colleague mr. o'connor's office, th

pittsburgh, pennsylvania, is in mourning after what's being described as deadliest anti-semitic attack in u.s. history. on saturday, a 46-year-old white man named robert bowers allegedly stormed the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh's squirrel hill neighborhood, yelling "all jews must die" as he openened fire on worshipers preparing for shabbat services. swat officers arrived on the scene of carnage 20 minutes after the rampage began and detained bowers after a shootout. bowers had an ar-15 semiautomatic assault rifle and at least three handguns at the time of his arrest. the 11 victims ranged from 54 to 97 years in age. six others were injured, including four policemen. on sunday, some 2500 people gathered for memorial services to pay their respects and call for healing. this is pittsburgh mayor bill pedutoto. >> i think the approach that we need to be looking at is how we take the guns, which is the common denominator of every mass shooting in america, out of the hands of those that are looking to express hatred through murder. amy: just before the shooting rampage, the gunman rob

jean qacasarez, cnn, pittsburgh pennsylvania. >> as we wait for those names in the morning, jean casarez, thank you. we did hear from the president today. president trump mentioning this mass shooting at the pittsburgh synagogue at both of his campaign rallies today. our white house correspondent boris sanchez is in murfreesboro, illinois. and boris, what was the president's message? >> reporter: president trump acknowledged to supporters here in southern illinois that he considered canceling tonight's rally though earlier in the day he said it was an obligation. this is one of more than a dozen stops the president has made in october campaign forget republican candidates across the country. he ultimately told supporters here that he felt he had to move forward because "we can't make evil people important." the president considered tonight's rally akin to september 11th, saying that the new york stock exchange opened one day after the september 11th terrorist attacks, something that is just factually inaccurate. the stock market actually took about a week to open after those attacks. nev

is located just outside pittsburgh pennsylvania otherwise known as steel city the steel industry has benefited from new tariffs imposed by the president but some manufacturers in the area are seeing their costs go up as a result democrats have traditionally held sway in pennsylvania thanks in large part to the power of trade unions as unions have weakened and manufacturing moved overseas it's not surprising that the president's make america great again message has resonated with voters still democrats think they can make gains here in the midterms because many people are still struggling to make ends meet good morning one of their viable democrat conor lam is challenging the notion that the republicans economic policies are good for pennsylvania calling tax cuts a boon for the rich and wall street but he says the political debate should stick to talking about policy rather than personalities were given voters a reason to believe that they actually are represented not just by some one sided it is duly clash of national ideologies but by people who live here just like him he's running

. >>> present trouble be in pittsburgh, pennsylvania as the jewish company that's as the -- as the jewish community will lay them down. >> we will honor them in some way that distinguishes them to get beyond this atrocious act. >> the rabbi who helped several members get to safety will preside over the burial of brothers david and cecil rosenthal. the visit comes despite a request from pittsburgh's mayor that he visit after the funerals. some survivors blame the presidents rhetoric for the shooting. >>> meanwhile, robert bowers has been charged in what's being called the deadliest attack on jewish people instate he appeared in court shackled and in a wheelchair. >>> a strong show support for victims and survivors of the shooting. people at this vigil left and lit candles as they try to wrap their heads around. there was also a visible police presence. >>> and security was at the jewish film festival. they said they have never had a security incident but after that tragedy in pittsburgh they hired an armed guard. the festival runs through november 11. >>> present trump is sending more than

it's been it's been quite a week hasn't it because this horrific tragedy in pittsburgh pennsylvania comes after the wave of suspicious packages that were sent to high profile critics of us president donald trump and indeed the the two black shoppers that were killed at a grocery store how do you see all these things potentially coming together affecting the mood the climate in the country just ahead of some crucial elections . it's extremely demoralizing and discouraging and in this case for me personally i should add that one of the victims in pittsburgh was someone that i knew quite well and it's so it's very very painful to watch this one cuts particularly close to home i think in advance of the midterms. it will energize the base to some extent the democratic base but unfortunately there's also. an or an increased energy on the far right as well and we see an increase political activism all across the board it's very very hard to tell whether or not this will have an impact on the midterms but i do think that people who are concerned about the growing levels of hate discrimination and

in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, maggie ruly, abc 7 news. >> hundreds of people attended vigils around the honor the pittsburgh synagogue shooting victims. visited many today and has more on how her community is coping. ♪ throw your hat over the wall >> reporter: you can hear a lot of things as you walk down the embarcadero, but sunday something sounded really nice. >> we're aiming to sing to give a little context to what's going on right now. ♪ >> i think we're a combination of some outrage and also trying to sing about love. >> reporter: this group calls themselves future chorus. they decided on a whip to go out and sing in light of the synagogue shooting in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, that left 11 people dead and six injured. this is tribute to those lives and a call to crush the hate fueling these tragic acts. >> we have to be out and show that we're all out here and that's more of us. and if we don't show that -- >> reporter: in palo alto candles lit for the 11 people killed. followed that statement by denouncing anger. he says it's light that will lead people from grief. >> i wish peac

. >>> this morning the jewish community in pittsburgh pennsylvania will begin to say goodbye to the 11 people killed in saturday's mass shooting. these are live pictures from the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh squirrel hill neighborhood. they will be laid to rest today. they attended services every week. cecil loved to greet people at the door. services are also scheduled for the doctor, a 66-year-old primary care physician who is also a member of the congregation and for daniel stein a 71 old who became a grandfather for the first time. >> we will honor them in some way. that distinguishes them to get beyond this atrocious act. >> we will >> rabbi jeffrey myers helped several people get to that. president will also visit the area today. some local and religious leaders are divided. but the tree of life synagogue says the president is welcome. >>> let's get right to katie nielsen who is live in south san francisco. >> reporter: right now the red cross is helping residents find a new place to stay. it started just before 1 pm at this home in the 300 block of fairway drive. the fir

president trump and the first lady are going to land in pittsburgh, pennsylvania to pay their respects to the victims of the synagogue mass shooting, 11 people were killed in pittsburgh, pennsylvania on saturday ranged in age from 54 to 97 years old t they include a doctor, dentist and at that former realtor. >> and two disabled brothers and a husband and wife who were married in that same synagogue 62 years ago. lauren blanchard has the story. >> reporter: today the first of the funerals is being held for two of the victims in pittsburgh, the president is making his way here to pay his respects. saturday was the deadliest case of antisemetic violence in american history. the alleged shooter robert bowers is being held without bail. while the victims are being laid to rest, president trump is visiting the victims and first responders and he urges us to go on as normal. >> you can't let these people disrupt as many people have, the behavior is disgraceful. >> some say his heated rhetoric and embrace of nationalism is partly to blame for the shooting and one person asked him to stay away

pittsburgh's history by working together. squirrel hill is the most diverse neighborhood in all of western pennsylvania. people choose to live there, because of the diversity of the community. the jewish community is the backbone. it is part of the fabric of pittsburgh. and we will be there in all communities to support our friends in the jewish community. we, as i stated, have been knocked down before, but we have always been able to stand back up, because we work together. and i have to take a moment to thank those that spoke earlier. the effort that was put in across multi-jurisdictions, from the federal to the state to the county to the local was something that we should all be proud of. the fact that we were able to work together as one community, suburban medics coming in voluntarily to take on different areas of our city, because all of our medics were at the scene. our medics deciding on their day off to voluntarily come in, to fill seven additional ambulances to back up our officers with, and the officers who came from surrounding counties. the federal agents and the state troopers and the count

. >>> more funerals in pittsburgh, pennsylvania in the wake of the synagogue attack. the president and first lady visited. >>> they may have located the lion airplane that crashed into the java city. transportation officials are investigating the airline. >> number five, the elevator attendant program is a success at two stations. bart started the pilot program at the civic center and powell street stations in an effort to stop people from using drugs and urinating in the elevators >> number six, i couldn't be more happy for those partaking in trick or treat. the weather couldn't be much better. high clouds at 6:00. 60s and 70s. still in the 50s and 60s by 7:00. just barely dropping into the 50s. we'll stay in the 60s in the evening hours. it will be great. >> number seven, the "abc 7 mornings" candy bracket challenge. we want which candy wins in your house. tweet it to us. >>> we are coming back with another full 90 minutes of news, including a new twist in the battle over controversial development in the south bay. >>> san jose will spend $6 million to upgr recently

we're going to start where we need to start, which is in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, where today there als for three of the 11 people who were killed in the synagogue massacre on saturday. city leaders in pittsburgh and jewish leaders in pittsburgh had asked president trump to please

and rabbi singer has a message for the man who killed those 11 people in pittsburgh, pennsylvania.u assert that this country is not a country for all." now one thing that every single speaker had said during the ceremony is that saturday's attack wasn't just on the jewish community, but on humanity as a whole. and at the end one speaker said that the president must take responsibility for his words. in san francisco, sanaz tahernia, kron 4 news. "the victims need to be talked about a lot. they can't talk for themselves anymore, and their families may not have the words. the victims can't ever leave our hearts" (jrs) authorities have now released the names of the eleven people killed at the tree of life synagogue. (justine) they included a pair of brothers and a husband and wife. the oldest was 97. the youngest was 54. one of them was 71-year-old daniel stein. reporter rick earle spoke with stein's grieving nephew. steven halle/daniel stein's nephew: "it's a shock. you know i don't expect this. you know it hits too close to home."steven halle's uncle, daniel stein, who was in his 70

fire inside of a jewish synagogue in squirrel hill --a historic jewish neighborhood east of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. wendell hissrich / public safety director: "the scene is very bad inside... there are multiple fatalities. there are at least six injuries to include four police officers." a local official said a worship service was in progress when the shooting began. three different congregations hold simultaneous shabbat services in the building on a typical saturday, according to a former president of the synagogue. phyllis kimel/resident: "the people who are regulars there are people that the community loves and knows, and if any of them are injured it's going to hit pretty hard."a law enforcement official said the gunman -- 46-year-old robert bowers -- made anti-jewish comments during the shooting. rabbi chuck diamond: "there's a lot of anti-semitism out there and there's a lot of hate out there."authorities said the shooting will be prosecuted as a hate crime. president trump condemned the act --president trump: "this wicked act of mass murder is pure evil, hard to believe, and frankly someth

abc news. >>> and of course we'll continue to monitor that breaking news situation out of pittsburgh, pennsylvania we'll have more details for you throughout the day on abc 7 news.com. >>> on pennsylvania lighter note happening tonight two high school football teams in the east bay get ready to renew one of the oldest and most emotional rivalries in california history. the antioch panthers host the pittsburg the pirates with tradition and playoffs homes at stake. eric thomas reports. >> reporter: it's not the tournament of roses parade if you are a pittsburg high school pirate it doesn't get better. this kicksthe football game against the afternoon rival antioch panthers. >> the fact that it's the 100th georgia game, i can't tell what you that means to game it's the 00th playing of what's officially called the big little game. antioch high principal louie roach paif has the helmet he wore in matchups back in the 70s he says it becomes part of the dna. >> if you are from pittsburg what year did you graduate did you beat antioch. >> the principal shows knee year book pictures of teams from the 50s a

the alleged killer is accused of shouting anti-semitic slurs as he stormed the synagogue in pittsburgh pennsylvania opening fire on bush. security remains high at the tree of life synagogue. yet behind the police line mourners have left flowers to honor the victims of saturday's deadly shooting. investigators are treating the massacre as a hate crime. police say the suspect told them his aim was to kill jews. the crime has shocked the community. thirty five you know the. priest. might have two brothers a married couple. it's just. this shooting comes just days after a suspect was arrested in a right wing mail bomb plot and in just over a week u.s. voters head to the polls in a highly charged midterm election. president donald trump called for tougher punishment for such crimes the rejected the idea that stricter gun laws could have prevented the attack. pittsburgh mayor bill perdue told did not agree. i think the approach that we need to be looking at is how we take the guns which is the common denominator of every mass shooting in america out of the hands of those that are looking to express hatre

is located just outside pittsburgh pennsylvania otherwise known as steel city the steel industry has benefited from new tariffs imposed by the president but some manufacturers in the area are seeing their costs go up as a result democrats have traditionally held sway in pennsylvania thanks in large part to the power of trade unions as unions have weakened and manufacturing moved overseas it's not surprising that the president's make america great again message has resonated with voters still democrats think they can make gains here in the midterms because many people are still struggling to make ends meet good morning one of their viable democrat conor lam is challenging the notion that the republicans economic policies are good for pennsylvania calling tax cuts a boon for the rich and wall street but he says the political debate should stick to talking about policy rather than personalities were given voters a reason to believe that they actually are represented not just by some one sided dueling clash of national ideologies but by people who live here just like in this he's running

they are mourning tonight what happened in pittsburgh, pennsylvania.olidarity. they are out here in anger and to stop the scorch of anti- semitism across the world. >> we are coming together in solidarity for solace and to express sorrow and anger at the state of affairs in this country. not just because jews are at risk and because we are scared but for every minority in this country that is afraid and feels like hatred has been lifted up.>> reporter: this vigil has been happening for about half an hour. right now speaking is the rabbi from congregation emanuel in san francisco. one of many vigils happening around the country. there is also one happening now in berkeley. we will have much more on the story coming up on the night be at 10:00 and kpix 5 news at 11:00. live from san francisco. >> president trump has ordered flags to be flown at half staff nashngvictims. >>> an amber alert tonight for a missing four-year-old girl from washington state. police say that aranza ochoa lopez was abducted by her mother in vancouver, washington and was last seen

. >>> in less than an hour president trump and the first lady will head to pittsburgh, pennsylvania to pay their respects to those who lost their lives in the recent synagogue shooting. we are live with more ton visit and the victims. >> reporter: more and more security gets brought there ahead of the president's visit. for the people here in this community say despite all of the attention the focus remains on th v the grieving. mourners gather for the first of many funerals here in pittsburgh. >> witnesses tell us that he escaped only to run back into the gunfire to save others. >> that's the kind of person he was. >> two brothers with special needs, we are told they never missed a service. as the victims are laid to rest president trump and the first lady will be here to mourn the victims. reaction to their visits mixed. tree of life rabbi says they are welcome but others in the congregation have a drastically different opinion. >> we have no use for him. he is calling himself a nationalist. the last i heard calling themselves nationalist were nazis. >> they say the president is not

you're watching cnn's special live coverage of this tragedy in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. jewish community and the nation is in mourning this evening. the adl, anti-defamation league, releasing a statement saying that the pittsburgh synagogue shooting is likely the deadliest attack on jews in united states history. joining me now is the ceo of the anti-defamation league, jonathan greenblatt. thank you for being with me. a powerful, devastating sentiment. how devastating is this for you? >> this is, as you mentioned at the top, this is the most lethal and violent attack on the jewish community in america in the history of this country. >> just stop for a second on that. that is profound and profoundly sad. it is sa and brooke, it will be more sad tomorrow as the stories of the victims come out. and what i've heard already is heartbreaking. and i think first and foremost our thoughts need to go out to the families and the victims who went into a synagogue to worship, who went into a synagogue to pray, and there was a bris taking place. >> there was a bris? go ahead and explai

a mass shooting at a pittsburgh, pennsylvania, synagogue. there are multiple deaths, at least six people have injuries, including four police officers. the suspect is in custody. 46-year-old roberts bowers. the pittsburgh safety director says the scene is very bad inside. moments ago, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressed the mass shooting at the tree of life synagogue there in pittsburgh. cnn international correspondent oren liebermann is live for us in jerusalem. tell us more about his thoughts. >> reporter: it was already a difficult weekend here in israel and across the country, and that was because of a sharp escalation, we saw, between israel and gaza over the weekend, and specifically over the sabbath. that was already on the minds of israeli leaders. just as the sabbath was ending, news of the shooting came to israel. so it was coming out of a day of rest. coming out of what already a tense weekend. that israeli leaders suddenly had this to deal with, this horrific synagogue shooting. and that just moments after word of

oakland that makes the bay area president donald trump and the first lady are on their way to pittsburgh, pennsylvania this afternoon. they boarded air force onen e h pathr respects to the victims of the synagogue shooting. funerals for several of the 11 victims began today. embers of the pittsburgh steelers were among the mourners. several city leaders have said that they will not they focus their community. pittsburgh mayor says he is concerned of the presidential visit is too soon. >> the last thing i want to see is while these families are burying those that they lost, that there are protests and the streets being close and other things that are taking away from the most important thing that we can do, which is honoring the dead. >> the remaining eight victims will be buried in the next few days. it is tradition for jewish people to be buried as quickly as possible but because of the investigation, families had to wait several days. suspected gunmen robert bowers was in a wheelchair in his court appearance after. fmerochars the h penalty. >>> back in a bart is re id this happened on the train d fr

pennsylvania governor tom wolf tweeting we're still learning details about the shooting at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburghs a serious situation. pennsylvania state police are assisting local first responders. please stay away from the area, keep congregants and law enforcement in your prayers. with me still, art roderick, james galliano, and sam vinograd. there are multiple casualties. there are fatalities. we know three officers have been shot but you heard the officers who said the threat is not over, james. and why? they still have to sweep the area, make sure if there are multiple gunmen, they may have left the locality? >> absolutely. and fred, i have to say this, from 2000 to 2017, the fbi tracks active shooter situations, and because this looks to be a multiple casualty situation, we can add this to that. from 2000 to 2017, there are 220 of them with casualties, meaning those dead or wounded in a range of -- no matter how small the municipality is, they train with state and federal partners. i can tell you when you talk about officers injured and down, most of them going in were armed with ballisti

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pennsylvania. to date is a tragic day for pittsburgh and our brothers and sisters in the jewish community.t of justice attorney general and the united states department ofjustice we want to express our deepest and most heartfelt condolences to the victims, their loved ones, the jewish community and everyone affected by this terrible and unspeakable act of hate. i spoke with general sessions today, and he wanted me to express his condolences and know that he stands with pittsburgh's and with pittsburgh's's jewish communities. the reaction —— the actions of robert bowers represent the worst of humanity. we are dedicating the entire resources of my office to this federal hate crime investigation and prosecution and we expect to file criminal charges shortly, perhaps as early as today. please know thatjustice in this case will be swift and it will be severe. i want to echo the comments of chief schubert. and the bravery that was exhibited by the swat teams of pittsburgh's police and the county police, they ran towards gunfire to keep people safe. they exemplified today the best of all of the t

we're continuing our coverage of breaking news out of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. we know at this hour. a shooter is in custody after opening fire at the free ofynag. he is robert bowers. and 12 people were shot, six injured including four police officers, at least eight are dead as a result of that shooting. president trump expected to speak later this hour in indianapolis. we'll take it live. i want to start with pete williams. get us up to speed here. we heard from local law enforcement a few moments ago. >> and it happened about 10:30 this morning according to witnesses and law enforcement people when robert bowers carrying at least two firearm, we believe a handgun and semi automatic rifle, an ar-15 type rifle entered the synagogue and began opening fire. at some point he came back out, there was a confrontation with police, gunfire was exchanged. he came back out a second time and was arrested. he is now in the hospital with what one gunshot wound. according to a witness, there was some concern that he may have 4re6left behind explosive devices, but the polic

. >>> present shop and the first lady will travel to pittsburgh pennsylvania to commemorate the victims of the synagogue shooting the same day that funerals are scheduled to begin. it comes after the suspect accused faced a judge. he appeared in court shackled and in a wheelchair yesterday. the 46-year-old was warmly charged with killing 11 people and what is being called the deadliest attack on jewish people in united states history. >> shots fired. >> rampage lasted about an hour with those killed dying in the first five minutes. hours killed six in atrium, two of whom were brothers. he shot five others after that. then after the shot subsided another congregant opened the door. he was shot and killed. >> he stepped over his body. stepped back and then walked out. >> other victims included a doctor in a 97-year-old woman. >>> was a heavy police presence for a vigil to honor the shooting victims. many are trying to wrap their heads around the attack. they say that hate crimes are up in most major cities in the highest percentage of target are -- targets are jewish. >> i never had my gu

pennsylvania's governor and pittsburg pittsburgh's mayor declined to meet with the president. the president of the united states is always welcome said the rabbi. >>> more than a thousand people poured into a synagogue to honor two brothers who died in the massacre. mourners at the funeral including about 100 players, coaches and staff of the steelers. the victim's sister formerly worked for the team. >>> abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. focusing on finding solutions to the big issues in our neighborhoods. >> today we're following up on stories from oakland and san francisco. about two weeks ago, san francisco police arrested more than 80 drug suspects in just seven days. >> big sweep. abc 7 news reporter vic lee reported on the arrests at the time and has an update. vic? >> reporter: dan, it should come as no surprise to those who follow crime patterns here in the city. now, the police did make a huge number of arrests in that operation in the tenderloin. abc 7 news learned that most of them are now out of custody. many followed -- >> for six from octobe

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in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, maggie rulli, abc 7 news. >>> well, there were vigils at synagogues in the bay area after yesterday morning's attack in pittsburgh, all of them sharing a common message that hate needs to stop. >> having a brother living there really touches home. >> reporter: josh rocked saturday morning by the news of 11 dead and 6 others injured at a synagogue shooting in pittsburgh. his brother, a practicing orthodox jew, lives in the community that was hit. >> and i want to make sure he's safe and all that, but it really -- it's a whole community of people and a whole country of people that should be affected by this. >> reporter: his brother wasn't hurt, but he's grieving. ♪ as were these people outside of the contemporary jewish museum in san francisco. >> it's not a question of whether it was going to happen but when. >> there's a launch of hate and it's not just rhetoric, it's action. >> to those who traffic in white supremacy -- >> one life is an entire universe. >> reporter: how do you fight back against hate? this group believes it starts through knowing your nei