. >>> three more funerals today for the victims of the pittsburgh synagogue massacre. >>> one of the black boxes has been recovered from the downed lion air jet off atmosphere -- off indonesia. will it help determine what brought down the plane? >>> and the decision to let durkin stay after the player died on his watch. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it is thursday, november 1st. 4:00 a.m. in the east. hope you are happy with your halloween candy. if not, reese's put out a candy converter. if you don't like your kit kat or skittles, trade them in. baby ruth. i'm a reese's guy. >> we have so much candy at my house. i'll secretly take it away. >> never enough. >>> let's get to politics. one rally down. ten to go. president trump in florida for the first event in the week-long push to the midterms. it is the web ad he tweeted out which is called out for portraying hispanics as criminals. >> he says he wants to apply for a pardon for the felony he committed. attempted murder. >> the ad echos the 1988 campaign ad for bush 41 targeting michael dukakis over willie horton bragging

. >>> the oldest victim of the pittsburgh synagogue massacre will be laid to rest today. the first sabbath. >>> the trade deal with china for the president. he wants the package finished at the g20 this month. [ girl screaming ] >>> how would you react if your parents said they ate your candy? jimmy kimmel is back with the halloween challenge. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> a little torture is good for the kids. happy friday. i'm dave briggs. it is november 2nd. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. we start with the midterms. coming up with four short days until the midterms. trump all-in on the strategy scare about the southern border. he will sign executive order tightening u.s. asylum rules. the commander in chief also says he has authorized american troops at the mexican border to fire on rock-throwing protesters. >> they want to throw rocks at our military. our military fights back. we're going to consider and i tell them consider a rifle. when they throw rocks like they did at the mexico military and police, i say consider a rifle. >> cnn has reported cl

. >>> and the oldest victim of the pittsburgh synagogue massacre will be laid to rest today. the first sabbath since the attack. good morning. welcome to "early start" on a friday. i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it is november 2nd. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. four short days until the midterms, president trump is all-in on one strategy. scare voters about the southern border. the president claiming at the white house event he will sign executive order next week tightening u.s. asylum rules. the commander in chief had their warning regarding the rules of engagement at the border. >> they want to throw rocks at our military. our military fights back. we're going to consider and i tell them consider a rifle. when they throw rocks like they did at the mexico military and police, i say consider a rifle. >> so much for rules of engagement. quick fact check, one clash between the migrants and troops on sunday. but the caravan is not generally violent. the u.s. official says the military will operate under standard rules and only use force in self defense. the president t

foreign policy in central america and saturday's deadly pittsburgh synagogue attack. >> what we are now seeing is a fear --of hate, anger, by the it encouraged rhetorical excesses of the leadership. amy: plus, we will speak with the comedian and actress ilana glazer of broad city fame. last night she was forced to cancel an event at a brooklyn vandalue after a scrawled anti-semitic graffiti on the buildg'g'walllls. >> thank youoror comg totonit. have a situation. no danger, but there were scrolls s-semitic in the past couple of hours, so we don't feel safe. amy: she will talk to us about what happened. democracy now! was at the event. i was one of the people she was scheduled to interview about covering the midterm elections. all that and morore, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president trump is escalating his attacks against central american migrant caravans making their way to the u.s.-mexico border, including warning soldiers could shoot migrants for throwing rocks. pres. trump: we're not going to put up with that. i

. >>> the suspect in the pittsburgh synagogue massacre set to appear in court. robert bowers was indicted on 44 counts. many carry the death penalty. today's services will be held for 65-year-old richard gottfried. and the married couple bernice and sylvan simon. yesterday, three other members of the congregation were laid to rest. joyce fienberg and melvin wax and irving younger. students also rallied on campus for tighter gun regulations. >>> california officials hope they can find the vandal after this surveillance video was released spraying graffiti on the synagogue. the number of hate crimes jumped last year continuing the trend from 2015. >>> american workers, your wages are rising. the largest wage increase up 3.1%. the increase is reflecting the strengths of the economy and low unemployment rate. the jobless rate fell to 3.4%. the wages have been the missing link in the economy since the recovery in 2008. >>> the national arrechives has just released the watergate road map. the documents have never been seen before. it reveals how the grand jury would c

then, less than a month after a gunman opened fire at a pittsburgh synagogue killing 11 jewish worshipers, we speak with investigative reporterer a.c. thompson on the rise of neneo-nazis in america. havee past few years, i been reporting on the resurgent of the white supremacist movement. i've seen its ideas migrated to the mainstrtream. i have seen violence in cities across the country, and now this. what looks to be the deadliest attack on the jewish community in american history. i fear there will be more to come. they make on the same day robert bowers opened fire in the pittsburgh synagogue, a neo-nazi he was communicating with took his own life and washington, d.c. the mets brother has since been arrested on weapons charges. the brothers were both to the violent wasn't from assist group atomwaffen. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a federal court in california put a temporary halt monday to president trump's order denying asylum to anyone who enters the united states outside the legal port of entry.

ace gunman in the pittsburgh synagogue massacre was arraigned d day. rt bowers pleaded not guilty to 44 federal charges. if convicted he could get the death penalty. also someone spray painted antisemitic graffiti on a synagogue in irvine, california. a surveillance camera captured ree vandal in thact. police are treating that as a hate crime. investigators turned up new clues today in the mysterious deaths of two sisters from saudi arabia we first reported on yesterday. uneir bodies were discovered vest week bound together on a river bank in new york city. jericka duncan is here tonight with an update. jericka. >> reporter: some new information we have tonight, jeff. urw enforcement sources say the n.y.p.d. is now leaning towards suicide as a possible cause of death. cbs news has learned police are tracking 16-year-old tala farea, and her sister, 23-year-old rotana, through the use of their credit card transactions and a phone number the sisters used. investigators are also looking at hotels, transportation, and boutique shops for video evidence to ret

robert bowers pleaded not guilty to federal charges stemming from that deadly rampage inside a pittsburgh synagoguehers injured. david lee miller is live outside the federal courthouse in pittsburgh. david? >> the alleged gunman was arraigned today on 44 counts in the federal courthouse behind me. his attorney, as you mentioned entered a plea of not guilty. he also requested a trial by jury. bowers was wearing a bright red jailhouse pants and shirt. he walked into the courtroom unassisted, unlike his appearance monday when he used a wheelchair. there was a bandage on his left arm. both of his legs and his hand were shackled but his handcuffs were removed when the hearing commocommenced. he appeared alert, but said very little. he answered yes to confirming his name and if he was given a copy of the criminal charges. bowers was indicted on wednesday by a grand jury and among the charges, obstruction of free exercise of religious beliefs resulting in death, and use and discharge of a firearm to commit murder during and in relation to a crime of violence. he was told that he could face the death penal

he went to pittsburgh to pay his respects after the synagogue slaughter. the mayor did ask him to wait because the police coverage. but the coverage was the president brings out more division in the grieving city. >> the coverage was very little about the people who did want them there and did appreciate them there. the entire story was trump visits pittsburgh even though no one wants them there. that's how twisted and backwards is of the coverage of the president. the end. you played was interesting but i wouldn't be here if i didn't do this. i would have to agree with him. people have long blamed republican candidates. pushing against the media with long favored democratic candidates. president trump pushed him hard and thinks that's what got him into the white house. >>howard: then he says this coverage - - [indiscernible]. let me play for you, we talked about "washington post" headline in the wake of the arrest of the serial pipe bomber. here's the president pushing back on that. >> bernie sanders had afan who shot a very good friend of ours , steve sc

meanwhile, president trump attacked the media again following major protests in pittsburgh during his visit to the synagogue wednesday. trump tweeted -- "melania and i were treated very nicely yesterday in pittsburgh. the office of the president was shown great respect on a very sad & solemn day. we were treated so warmly. small protest was not seen by us, staged far away. the fake news stories were just the opposite-disgraceful!" reports estimate several thousand protesters turned out to protest trump's visit. many local leaders also publicly opposed the visit. on wednesday night, protesters gathered at the university of pittsburgh to rally against hate and gun violence. in kentucky, the white man accused of shooting and killing two african-american customers at a grocery store wednesday was indicted on murder charges. before the deadly shooting, gregory bush was captured on a surveillance camera trying to force open the doors of the predominantly black church, the first baptist church of jeffersontown, before turning hihis attention to a neaearby kr supermararket, where he e opened fire and killed maurice

now, i want to follow that up by what robert bowers, the alleged assassin at the pittsburgh synagogue shooting also posted. why, hello there, hias. you like to bring in hostile invaders to dwell amongst us? scott, what do you make of the word invasion used by this -- this person who is now being held in connection with 11 murders and the president of the united states and his cohorts? >> well, i don't think it's right to blame the president of the united states for the actions of deranged individuals. i do think that his description of the caravan as an invasion is normal for how the president would describe illegal immigration and it plays to what i think he's seeing on television. we are seeing these video footage of thousands and thousands of people. on the other hand, i think that republican candidates out there who are looking at polls would tell you in terms of intensity, if you look at the issues that people say they care about, nothing drives republican intensity like immigration and why donald trump won the nomination in '16. people think it's why he's president of the united

the man accused of murdering 11 people inside a pittsburgh synagogue... court. robert bowers is accused of firing on worshippers at the tree of life synagogue in a hate-driven rampage. he has been indicted on 44 criminal counts, including hate crimes. he could face the death penalty. ( james )( darya ) yesterday the san jose office of chp learned of some information that tipped them to some sideshow activity that was planned in san jose. chp worked with san jose police to position themselves in key locations to stop freeways from being shut down. chp was able to arrest one participant and impounded the owners car for 30 days. officers also observed an onlooker driving erratically and was able to stop that person after a short chase and arrested the driver. chp could not confirm any of the activity that happened on city streets but we are hearing that sjpd was able to arrest at least 3 other drivers and impound several cars. ( james ) teenagers are recovering after being shot in the south bay. it happened near the seven trees community center in san jose. p

resident who was suspected of being a white nationalist and who says he mires the pittsburgh synagogue niooter, he isp locked hinil td hn after disturbing comments he made about that shooting. corey smith went this neighborhood in bloomingdale and got this reaction. >> reporter: today jeffrey clark sr. had nothing to say about his son's arrest. anything you want to say to him rrsonally? >> no. orter: but many neighbors are talking. >> you never truly know your neighbors. >> reporter: and struggling to undetand how they could have lived next to jeffr clark jr. all these year and not known he had ties to white nationalists. erin has lived here for 15 years and knows the clark family well. at least she shothought she did. >> i feel sick about it. >> reporter:n fbi affidavit says jeffrey clark jr. admitted hat he was a member of white nationalist groups and says that he had contact with the pittsburgh synagogue shooter on social media whom he praised as a hero. according to the fbi,hose words were enough for clark's own family members to take his guns an alert authorities. neighbors can't

comments he made, saying he admitted to being a white national list aist and had conth the pittsburgh synagogue shooter. corey smith went to the area. >> reporter: neal has lived in the neighborhood for 30 years. takes d it is a diverse community, people living peacefully side by side. so it is hard for him to imagine that jeffrey clark jr. was among his neighbors. >> kind of strange. you never know who you live epbeside. >> rter: we ran into clark's father. e didn't havch to say about his son's arrest. neighbors y of his are talking. >> i had no clue. no inkling.he >> reporter:bi says clark admitted to being a member of whites nationals gro and also says that he had contact on social media with the pittsburgh synagogue shooter whom he praised as a ho. according to the fbi, those words were enough for clark's own family members to take his guns and alert authorities. neighbors like this wom didn't want to go on camera can't help but wonder if another attack was prevented. >> i'm s graduateful that thteft imagine the inner turmoil of giving up your o child. >> reporter: hard to imagine so much h

escalating his rhetoric as he seeks to turn the national conversation away from the massacre at a pittsburgh synagogue and a series of mail bombing attempts. he is set to deliver his remarks at 4:15 p.m. washington time area. >> mick mulvaney -- lady told bloomberg television nothing could be further from the truth. progress. all made the japanese signed a deal with the koreans. the president is pro-trade but he wants to do it on terms that are fair to u.s. businesses. he had a good conversation with the chinese this morning. friends and family of the slain journalist are calling for at least a part of his body to be returned. the chief prosecutor said the washington post columnist was strangled immediately after he entered the consulate on october 2 to collect a document he needed to marry his fiancee. they say his body was dismembered and moved on the consulate and the killing was premeditated. the u.s. says turkey schelling of kurdish fighters in syria is putting american troops at risk. a state department spokesperson says the u.s. has been in touch militiakey and a syrian to emphasize the need to

muslims unite for a pittsburgh synagogue. here's their statement.respond to evil with good and send a powerful message of compassion through action and through the campaign we hope to show there's no place for this type of hate and violence in america. as of this moment they raised close to $224,000 for your synagogue. there that is. next i want to show you what an iranian immigrant, a student studying here in the united states, he took it upon himself because he was so grief stricken by what happened at the tree of life synagogue to set up a gofundme page. as of this morning there was more than $1 million. what do you have to say to all of the people who are trying to wrap their arms around you in this way? >> my initial response is wow. that's overwhelming. i think that demonstrates the goodness in human beings, first on a local level. i met the imam, he and i had never met before, we were strangers. the goodness and warmth out of him is remarkable and it speaks loudly to all people around the world that love can defeat hate. in both examples, com

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a federal grand jury in pittsburgh today indicted robert bowers for the synagogue massacre last weekend faces 44 counts, including acderal hate crimes. he could get the death penalty. pittsburgh continued mourning today for the 11 men and women killed last saturday with funerals for three of the victims: joyce fienberg, melvin wax, and irving younger. a federal prison in west virginia remains on lockdown tonight as the search continues for the killer of whitey bulger. the boston gangster was dead within hours of arriving at that atison in west virginia. early signs point to a career atller who hated rats. more now from nikki battiste. >> reporter: the reputed mobster's early-morning death was quick and so violent, it was reported that the 89-year-old was unrecognizable. the suspect: a mafia hit man, freddy geas. "the boston globe" says geas is one of two inmates under investigation for gouging out bulger's eyes while beating him in his cell tuesday morning. geas, a career massachusetts criminal, was in hazelton for killing another mob boss in 2009. >> when i first heard that he, mr. bul

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in the aftermath of the pittsburgh synagogue shooting what should be done to fight anti semitism in the u.s. eleven people were killed last month in what has been described as the deadliest attack on jews in the united states the alleged gunman a white man named robert bowers total thirties that he wanted all jews to die and that they were committing genocide to his people hours before the shooting was also posted an online rant aimed at a jewish american organization that helps refugees move to the u.s. in the states anti semitic incidence increased by fifty six point seven percent in twenty seventeen that's according to the anti-defamation league jewish american groups that track anti semitism blame the surge on political rhetoric that emboldens white nationalists and online environments that easily allowed jewish conspiracy theories to flourish so today we want to understand why anti-semitic ideas persist well with us to discuss this in new york a tally eleven she researches online extremism at media matters for america and pennsylvania rabbi marc goodman he is the spiritual leader o

. >> a federal grand jury has charged the pittsburgh synagogue shooting suspect on 44 counts, includinge crimes. seralcoor thvi >> three me were laid to res today. >> the death of whitey bulger has been ruled a homicide.

. >> and a suspected white nationalist with ties to the pittsburgh synagogue shooting suspect has been arrested on gue ch in d.c. this comes as we learn that hate crime reports are up for the third year i a row. the fbi says hate crimes went u 17% last year. more than 7,000 reported natinwide. threeive targeting people because of their race. one in five because of religion. > in prince gorges county officials say someone scattered nearly 30 kkk hate pamphlets in upper marlboro. raymond ketterly found one of the recruitment flyers on his property on sunday. it was in a plastic bag with bird seed. another resident found the flyers left in his driveway. both men say they can't believe they are going to take tye into their neighborhood. >> i'm at the howard university graduate. >> community members organized a no hate unity vigil at leonard town square. ffrey clark is charged with having several illegal guns including an ar 15fl he also allegedly had parts used to modify that weapon toake it more deadly. clark has a social media connection to the tree of life synagogue shooting. robert bow

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antisemetic and that does not include the mass shooting at the pittsburgh synagogue last month. >> i've seen the increase of antisemetic behavior significantly. they're acting on hatred and they're committing crimes inspired by that hatred. >> the antidefamation league said it's important for political leaders to denounce hate crimes when they happen. >>> the u.s. senate is close to agreeing how to reduce the sentences of some criminals, it would increase rehabilitation efforts for federal and give judges discretion for acceptancing people who are charged with drug crimes. we don't know what will happen in congress. >>> and part of the central american caravan arrived in it. ijuana yesterday. one got through to the us briefly. and some are in the guadalajara an area, this is across the san diego border. >>> can the smoke and air lead to long term health problems for us. coming up, bay area doctors talk about the concerns about the camp foyer we're breathing. >>> and how often are there cell phones at the dinner table? i constantly have to remind you. how football legends are trying to g

and off to an anti-semitic mosque shooting at a synagogue in pittsburgh that suspect had threatened to on line against jews and migrants words do matter says to ron as exum director of the anti-defamation league in washington an organization fighting anti-semitism and he believes that public figures like the president should be aware of that fact it's very difficult to divorce some of the philosophy and the espousals of people as being enemies or people as being threats to the actual actions that have taken place it is words have implications and they unfortunately sometimes lead to violent action says mike immediately after the latest attacks the president did make a point of decrying political violence calling for national unity and more civility in public life and his press secretary fiercely defends him very much as a temporary first thing that the president did was condemn the attacks both in pittsburgh and in the pipe bombs the very first thing the media did was blame the president and make him responsible for these ridiculous acts that is outrageous but nevertheless trunk refuse

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synagogue a couple of weeks ago and didn't and the only. because we're talking about how do we get in the united states with the jewish community jewish community. by. connecting it to. pittsburgh and to the synagogue as you explain to us a little bit. and then this happened so we can have all of our various theories as to why there is a rising anti-semitism but then how do you deal with a massacre like this. you know you're going to make me cry i was in synagogue last week with my six year old daughter we went on a full lockdown and we interrupted the traditional jewish service by. praying for what was happening. we opened up the book of songs and we went through a number of songs that are in our liturgy that are meant to kind of be there in times of strife and trouble and we weren't allowed to leave synagogue until the police could tell us that we were all safe to go and then you know we kind of learned the horrible truth and then a few days later i was asked because the rabbinic community the jewish community here in pittsburgh it's very small and. there's only so many people who are able to cover for a massive tragedy like this. there are eleven funerals and eleven what are

>> pelley: last saturday, in the pittsburgh synagogue, 11 were killed, six wounded. >> agent robert jonest horrific scene i've seen in 22 years with the federal bureau of investigations. members of the tree of life synagogue conducting a peaceful service in their place of worship were brutally murdered by a gunman targeting them simply because of their faith. >> pelley: just 11 months before, it was a church in sutherland springs, texas. assistant fire chief rusty duncan was among the first to arrive. >> rusty duncan: 90% of the people in there were unrecognizable. you know, the blood everywhere, i mean, it just covered them from head to toe. they were shot in so many different places that you just couldn't make out who they were. >> pelley: the church is now a memorial to the 26 who were murdered. >> duncan: i've never had the experience, not with any kind of weapon like this. for me to see the damage that it did was unbelievable, it was shattering concrete, i- you know, you can only imagine what it does to a human body. >> pelley: the police estimate that he fired about 450 rounds. >> d

since then, we've seen four tragedies occur and the pipe bombings, the tragedy in pittsburgh at the synagogue in lieu wee villouisville and the g in florida was actually committed by somebody who was far right leaning with white supremacist ideals who's part of the involuntary sell bat movement. this is going to continue and people need to be held accountable for their words. >> that last one at a yoga studio and we're still reporting on that, trying to get to the bottom of what happened there but it really does seem like there's been a significant upti uptick, not only in hate crime attacks. that, we know but just the overracism we've seen go viral lately. white people calling the police on minorities for living their lives, for having barbecues, going to stores. i did a story on a guy called for babysitting kids, just going to vote. what do you attribute all of that to? surely, that's been going on since before president trump came into power. >> absolutely. we've, you know, had an issue with white supremacy since our nation's founding. i think what's happening now is not only is there a re

the recent mass shooting at a pittsburgh synagogue and the one a charleston church in 2015 have forced clergy to become more pro-act i have when it comes to safety. >> we wanted to do this because it was necsary for us to otect our congregants and to provide some type of protection ar them to have informati knowledge just in case. >>> the d.c. government and other churches are trying to ensure that so-called soft targets aren't easy victimized >> less than a week before and lines wrapped around capital one arena to see michelle obama. yesterday the crowds braved the cold and said standing in long lines was wellth w it. >> i wish i could get a selfie but i know that won't happen so just hearing her speak because i've seen everything on tv so far and getting a copy of the book. >> tickets to the sold out show were as high as $3,000.il mrs. obama return to capital one arena on november 25 however that show also sold outi >>>t's the kind of speed trap wean enjoy. see how some moms were ae to take out reckless drivers at a am i saying it well, l'chaim? l'chaim. maybe you're making merry. l'

. >> steve, it's been two weeks since the kentucky shooting, the pittsburgh synagogue, the yoga shootingis. is the coverage of all this contributing, is there some guy in his mother's basement who may have some ptsd issue that's watching this sort of coverage and saying -- and it acting as a trigger for them? >> i really think that the internet can take some of the responsibility for this. not necessarily the coverage that we see on tv, but the fact that the internet not only provides additional coverage, but there are also chat rooms, blogs and various sites that people go on where they either talk about their violence, talk about their tendencies towards hate. they talk about different issues. they can figure out how to build bombs. they can figure out how to adjust certain machine guns, make them automatic from semi-automatic. there are various things out there on the internet that give people a forum to express their hatred, their intent for violence. and i think that's what's causing these people to turn down that path. and now it's a matter of the public, not just law enforcement,

. >>> tod mar a week since a gunman killed 11 people inside pittsburgh synagogue. last night a showing of solirity. folks from different walks of life getting together into the washington he brew congregation in northwest. theyea gathered to s joy. communities across the u.s. are using the hash tagabhow up for shabbats. it is a show of support for jewish neighbors after the nassacre. >>> the on's highest court will weigh in on the peace cross. the u.s. supreme court agreed to hear a case that will help define government enforced religion. it was built to honor wor war one heroes. >>> the supreme court refused to interview with something affecting nearly everyone in the u.s. the court will, rather, not stop a lawsuit over the trump administration's plan to put a citizenship question on the 2020 census form. critics say the question would make immigrants reluctant to respond. this is a setback for the white house. >>> attorneys general of maryland, washington d.c. are celebrating a wi yesterday a federal judge denied a request to delay their lawsuit against the presi

he's linked on social media to the suspectedn gunmane pittsburgh synagogue shooting according to federal news 4 was first to show you images of items investigators say they in clark's northwest washington home. they include a nazi flag, ammunition, body armor and a noose. >> other top stories this morning, a 4th pson was arrested in the death of l 10-year-oltle girl killed on her way to an ice cream truck in july. police charged mark price with murder. on wednesday three other suspects appea in urt. one more person is at large. >> a pilot from maryland died c aftershing at a texas airrc base.of cials say he was one of two pilots inside the plane thatsd crashed t night. the other pilot survived. >> the race for florida's u.s. senate seat is headi for another recount. ballot machines show republican bill scott ahead of democrat bill nelson by fewer than3,000 votes. there's been a machine recount already. now officials ordered a man yule recount. the deadline for those results is sunday. >> 4:37 now. still ahead, it's supposed to be for security butne doorbell alarm just caught a good deed

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oprah winfrey asked for a moment of silence for the pittsburgh synagogue massacre victims. >> we ar hateumph over love. >> reporter: after 50 years in show business, academy award winner michael douglas got his star on the hollywood walk of fame. he thanked his legendary father. >> it means so much to me, dad, that you're here today. and thank you for your advice, for your inspiration, and i'll say it simply with all my heart, i'm so proud to be your son. >> reporter: kirk douglas turns 102 next month. that's your "eye on entertainment." ileana diaz, cbs news, los angeles. >>> time now 4:56. >> a shift in leadership in washington. coming up, the democrats taking over the house while the republicans hang on to the senate this morning. we're live at the capital. >> reporter: and the day after the election, usually means that there are lots of ballots to count still. that is the case here in santa clara county this morning. we'll bring you the latest numbers next. ♪ ♪ ♪ on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and

reporter: but in the wake of incidents like the charleston church t shooting and shooting at a pittsburgh synagogue, for the people of temple of praise church in southeast, it's prudent. >> we wanted to do this, because it was necessary for us to protect our congregants and provide protection for them, information and knowledge just in case. take the ggauze, you'reng to go like this and go inside like that. pack the pounwound. >> reporter: it's anor e to see that so-called soft targets are a little bit harder. that would be-victims are not so easilyed victim >> we have to do these things continuously in our communities, in our churches and schools. >> active shooter killings are a tragic, unpredictable reality and one thags becominore common. >> reporter: not the kind of thing you usually see at church, but it drives home an important message. just being prepared. derek ward, news 4. >>> a member of a protected spee spees lands in some trouble today. the race to rescue a local bald eagle. >>> not i everyones thrilled with amazon's sarrival, ande of those critics are making heard. oices >>> maryland

of the midterm campaign season has been visceral and raw, from the grief overas thecre of a pittsburgh synagogue to president trump and many republicans issuing dark warnings about migrants. esident trump: these are not angels. these are not little angels. these are tough people. and we're not letting them into our country. they're not coming in illegally. robert: the president has said he wants to take executive action to end bthright citizenship and revamp the y process. am he's also asked the pentagon to send up t 15,000 troops in the southern border. and offer these rules of engagement. >> when they throw rocks like the way they did at the mexican belief, consider it a rifle. robert: paul ryan says the president lacks the right to strike doan -- striken birthright. what a week. and the elections are on tuesday. joining me tonight amy walter, national nal editor for "the cook political report." jake sherman for politico. yeah mitch alcindor for the pbs newshour. and carl hulse, chief washington correspondent for the "new york times." o when you thi the closing days of this midterm election, w

hthorities say he ties to the suspect in the pittsburgh synagogue shooting. >> all of i coming on the day we learned hate crime reports are up for the third year in row. the fbi today h said thate crimes went up 17% last year, more thand 7,000 reporound the country. of 5 target people because their race, 1 in 5 because of religion. >> news 4's shomari stone begins our coverage with more on the s flyerswing up in at least fi maryland counties this recent days. irritating. >> reporter: that's how raymond kennerly feels after picking up a kkk recruitment flyer in a plastic bag with birdseed right belo his mailbox. >> picked it up and looked at it, saw it was the kkk and didn't read the rest of it. p >> reporteice say someone scattered nearly 30 kkk hate pampets i residential driveways on sunday. brandon strong found one. i >> a howard university graduate, i'm kind of appalled that anybody would come to my neighborhood. all o us get ong. >> reporter: it's not just maryland. kkk flyers were found in lerthern virginia last week. to the people wh this on your driveway, what do you say them?

. >>> a show of solidarity on the peninsula fo at a pittsburgh synagogue. >> what happened to the jewish community wasn't an act of violence against just the jewish community. it was an act of violence against america. >> how members of all faiths pay their respects. >>> ucla takes on oregon in game three of the college football triple header. saturday on fox 2. tony thurmond's record. well, i've worked with tony, and no one is more qualified to lead our state's schools. that's why tony thurmond is the only candidate endorsed by classroom teachers and the california democratic party. because tony will stand up to the donald trump-betsy devos agenda and has always protected our local public schools. join me in voting for tony thurmond. let's put our kids first. "look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through congress, and steered billions of federal dollars to california projects such as subway construction and wildfire restoration." "she... played an important role in fighting off ...trump's efforts to kill the affordab

. >>> today marks one week since a man shot and killed 11 people inside of a pittsburgh synagogue. the services held across the country to pay tribute to the victims with people of all faiths attending. >> everyone came together. everyone said, we don't want hatewant love. ♪ ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ >>> we're learning more about the two people killed in a shooting at a yoga studio yesterday in tallahassee, florida. the victims have been identified as 61-year-old nancy, professor at florida state university. 21-year-old mart [ indiscernible ], student. five others were injured. the shooter, scott paul beierle, post attic -- posed as a customer. he began a shooting. the 40-year-old was arrested for roping women. he also had a number of anti- women videos on his youtube page. investigators did not draw direct connection between the suspect and any of the victims. he killed himself before ootin synagogue that left 11 people dead, the community came together for a healing service. as becky reports, vigils and special services were held across the country. >> rep

thompson: on this edition for saturday, november 3: one week after the deadly massacre at a pittsburgh synagogue, a national call for unity and to stand-up against anti-semitism. brazil's new far-right president and what it means for that uruntry. and inignature segment, a border fence in hungary, where populism reigns. next on "pbs newshour weekend." >> pbs nehour weekend is made possible by: rnard and irene schwartzr sue and edchenheim iii. seton melvin. the cheryl and philip milstein family. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln nter in new york, megan thompson >> thompson: good evening and thank you for joining us. s pittsburgh, the first shabbat services were hece th

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last month it was inside a pittsburgh synagogue and a man with a gun opened fire on people worshipping eleven people die last night it was inside a california country music bar a man with a gun opened fire while people were warning dancey at least twelve people have died tonight america's latest mass shooting a troubled so with a legally purchased gone the rest of the story we all know all too well i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. you know i was then we heard a bunch of shots out of obviously from a. lot of men are right there. currently there's one officer down. it found eleven victims that have been kill the suspect who we believe was the only suspect was dead inside and there were multiple other victims of different levels of injury inside. sergeant hill started about. a sergeant passed away at the hospital. about an hour. also coming up tonight the rainbow wave of the u.s. midterm elections never before have so many. candidates running for office and one. in colorado we dream we are and we do and i want to thank my partner and the first first down in the history of colorado

a gunman went on shooting rampage inside a pittsburgh synagogue killing 11 ople.ver the last 24 hours, tens of thousands aatended sa services for the first time since the shooting. matt bradley with the healing that is far from over. ♪ >> reporter: jews have celebrated shabbat the sbath every weekend thousands of years. but you this shabbat was different. >> it's very painful but it's healing. it's a sadab t. but i remember them with joy. >> reporter: one week aft the attack, jews and jent tiles in pittsburgh, across theco try, around the world, coming together to observe shabbat last night and today. because i can't think of anything more important than all people from everywhere joining together and making a big dutl a what's happened. >> reporter: rallying around the social media #show up for shabbat started byca the ame jewish committee. >> there's a sense of solidarity and we're all in. his togeth >> reporter: in pittsburgh, the synagoguremains a crime scene. is he the faithful and friends gathered outside. the rabbioing a special prayer for two victims, brot

the man accused of killing1 jewish worshipers at a pittsburgh synagogue has pleaded not guilty.t bowerses f4 counts including hate crimes and firearms offenses. more funerals are being held today. united nations officials in yemen are warning that nearly 2 million children under the age of five face acute knowledge regime of the continuing civil war. the children's agency unicef says it is critical that efforts to end the conflict are successful. earlier this week, the u.s. called for a cease-fire within 30 days. indonesian navy divers say they retrieved a black box reporter -- recorder from the lion air plan that crashed into the sea on monday. it is aboard a ship heading for jakarta. the boeing crashed shortly after 737 takeoff from the indonesian capital with 189 people on board. there were no survivor rebecca henke reports from jakarta. reporter: divers bring to the service the flight recorder in good condition, retrieved from the bottom of the sea. it will reveal the plane's final movements before it crashed into the java sea, minutes after takeoff. divers searching for a s