al azar en un supermercado >>> pusieron a mÁs de una decena de polÍticos demÓcratas este sÁbado robert bauererÍa que todos los judios murieran dejÓ a 11 personas muertas 8 hombres y 3 mujeres, las edades de las vÍctimas de los 54 a 97 aÑos hay dos hermanos y pareja que contrajo matrimonio en esa misma sinagoga en 1956 el alcalde de pittsburgh asegurÓ que la ciudad es mÁs fuerte que el odio palabras con las que ahora se honran a las vÍctimas durante el dÍa llegaron flores como simbolo de unidad esta misma tarde la comunidad recuerda a los fallecidos justo ahÍ se encuentra javier vega, javier muy buenas tardes. >> asÍ es julio, segundo dia de luto en pittsburgh han sido horas difÍcils de tristeza profunda de muestras de afecto a una comunidad que como lo decÍas tÚ ante la tragedia ha decidido unirse. >> el duelo lotsrgh se uniÓ com sola comunidad tras el tiroteo que cegÓ la vida de 11 personas en una sinagoga. >> este domingo una nueva vigilia honrÓ la memoria de las vÍctimas >>> y aunque el crimen de odio fue contra la comunidad judÍa el dolor no distingue credos en esta iglesia cristiana rez

. >> reporter: tonight investigators are building the profile of a killer. 46-year-old robert bauers arrested athe scene, as authorities try to determine if the assault rifle and handguns found were ha pud legally and where from. >> at this point we wave no knowledge that baue known to law enforcement before today. >> reporter: withfbhe i investigating the shooting as a hate crime, authorities are scouring his digital footprint. including this social media account filled with hate speech and a string of anti-semitic ramblings. also critical of president trump. bauers is believed to have a profile on gaab. >> a social media footprint for investigators is a treasure trove. this is where someone mahonestly tell you who they are, what theythink, what their motives are. >> reporter: the suspect posting images three handguns, it's unclear if these we the weapons used. bauers lived not far from the synagogue. poli surrounding the area, combing through his life piece by piece. f as evidence hate fueled motive began to erge. >> investigators are going to not only look at his websites, they're

the suspect, robert bauers, said many hateful things about jews as he was taken into custody. the mote sieve clear. what is unclear is the process that led up to the shooting. was it planned for quite some time or spur of the moment decision. unclear why he chose this particular synagogue for his attack. unclear if he had done any recog sense here. we can tell you inside investigators are cribbing what they call a very horrific crime scene. these are investigators that have seen many kind of horrific things in the past, but what they saw inside was unforgettable. certainly very disturbing scene. 11 victims were shot and killed inside that building. the suspect we're told made his way through the basement, first floor and, certainly, ended up on the third floor before police were able to encage him in a shootout and actually shoot him multiple times before he surrendered and was taken into custody. when he was taken into custody, he said things that were anti-semitic. that's why investigators are clear this is a hate crime. he's expected to be in court tomorrow for first court

police say 46 -year-old robert bauer stormed into the tree of life synagogue pittsburgh this morning a baby naming ceremony and opened fire. in addition to the 11 killed, six people were injured, four of those wounded were police officers who ran toward the gunfire to innocent -- to save innocent lives. a special thank you to all the men and women in law-enforcement jon: a gunman opens fire in a brutal attack in a pittsburgh -a pittsburgh synagogue. i'm jon scott. this is a special edition of the "fox report." a gunman storms into a house of worship, taking 11 lives and injuring 6 others. the wound suspect is in custody after exchanging fire with police who rushed to the scene. >> members of the tree of life synagogue conducting a peaceful service in the

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again, folks here don't want to talk much about robert bauers.is name is going to be out in the media for many years to come. one thing that sort of stuck in the krau of a lot of people, shortly after the tragedy here, one of the president's first responses was perhaps if there was armed security inside the synagogue that some of this could have been avoided. that did not sit well with a lot of people. yesterday vice president pence appeared at a rally, and also the talk about the president defining himself as a nationalist came up again last night on the air, and that is something that robert bauers also mentioned in some of his writings. here's what the president had to say on the air last night to that point. >> do you want to further clarify what nationalism means to you? >> no, to me i don't have to clarify. it means i love the country. it means i'm fighting for the country. i look at two things, globalists and nationalists. i'm somebody that wants to take care of our country. for many many years, our leaders have been more worried about the

what do we know about robert bauer, the arrested individual, at this juncture?at we know at this time, he's a 46-year-old man who has no prior criminal history and was not previously known to law enforcement. what they have said, after doing some digging into his background, is that he had been a vocal critic of the jewish community and immigrants in general. he did surrender to police, he's in custody, and he's being charged with 29 criminal counts. the case is being treated as a hate crime, which could result in the death penalty. anytime something like this happens, it's very unfortunate, but you have to consider the backdrop against which this event is occurring. it was just days ago when we saw all those pipe bombs being sent to conservative critics. it really compounds the concerns that are probably building about the uprising of violence in the united states. we heard a bit from trump. he condemned the attack, but went on to talk about how the situation may have been different had the synagogue had personal there were armed, which raises the prospect of g

us media are reporting that this suspect, who is in custody, has been named as robert bauer is.ially named, but us media seem to be reporting the same thing, and he is thought to have been in his mid—40s. the question now of course after what president trump said about the protection of synagogues is going to be in people's mainz, saying that if there were armed officers or security inside the synagogue, this outcome could have been very different. yes, that was the president's first response when he was asked about whether this was another example that proved the case for tighter gun control, he said he thought lott and in fact if there had been on duty with armed protection at the synagogue maybe this incident may have had a different less deadly outcome. there is now increased security at synagogues across the country. we know that in new york the police department has deployed armed officers to synagogues to make sure that the jewish community is officers to synagogues to make sure that thejewish community is safe. there is no word of a wider threat. police believe that havi

robert bauer accused of carrying out what is believed to be the deadliest attack on a jewish group in united states history. he marched into the tree of life synagogue shouting about his desire to kill jewish people and then started shooting. 11 people were killed, including two brothers, a married couple, a doctor and a professor. they are seeking approval to pursue the death penalty. >>> people are coming together to commemorate. -- and people are coming together to share solidarity. the are a couple of events gradual today to show support. >> reporter: the rabbi here on dolores street is planning an event to remember the victims and also the survivors of that pennsylvania shooting. >> ♪ >> reporter: yesterday thousands of people gathered at events including one in tiburon that was standing room only crowd as speakers expressed their horror over the massacre of 11 worshipers. in san francisco, at the congregation, more gathered for an interfaith service to grieve and support each other. and at stanford, hundreds gathered to remember the shooting victims. >> today i am in morning. to

in a synagogue in pittsburgh spoke of genocide and the desire to kill jewish people the suspect robert bauer is now in custody is facing twenty nine charges over. one social media platforms potentially facing closure following the shooting in pittsburgh gab is a social network that's become a favorite of the far right because it provides a home for those kicked off of other services it bills itself as a free speech alternative to facebook and twitter a robber barrons posted anti jewish conspiracy theories on this page on his page claiming that jewish back routes were funding the migrant caravan heading towards the u.s. forwarder dobbs hosting provider says it's pulling the service effective on monday it's payment partners have also suspended its accounts but the company says thanks to gab these law enforcement agencies now have concrete evidence and a clear motive more speech is always the answer and now god is being forced on the internet for the disgusting actions of one man that's makes a larry magid he's a technology journalist and the c.e.o. of connect safely dot org joining us via skyp

morning when the suspect burst in, armed with multiple hand guns and the suspect is 46-year-old robert bauersn ant anti-semite and targeted jews on social media. he is charged with federal hate crimes. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. let's go to evan perez and joins us with more on the investigation into the suspect and also into the shooting. evan, this afternoon, what more are you learning? >> as you heard from the prosecutor in pittsburgh, this is a horrific crime scene that will take the fbi as much as a week to process. today, they did a search of the vehicle that he drove to the scene. they are still looking through surveillance video in the area to try to piece together the moments before this attack happened. he was able to get into the synagogue and injured four police officers who responded to the scene there, heroically trying to save lives. 11 people died there at the synagogue. now the 28 charges are against l bauers. wh he wanted to kill jews and he explained why he was doing this. we are going to see for the first time the charges that he is facing. as you mentio

the suspect, robert bauers is under guard in a hospital recovering after surgery.ith anti-semitic comments and minutes before, i can't i sit by and watch my people get slaughtered. screw your optics. i'm going in. the neighborhood is rallying around this message that hate will not win. >> we know that we as a society are better than this. we know that hatred will never win out. that those that try to divide us because of the way we pray or where our families are from around the world will lose. in pittsburgh, we are pragmatic. we find solutions to problems. we will not try to rationalize irrational behavior. we will not try to figure out ways in order to lessen the degree of crimes such as this. we will work to eradicate it from our city, from our nation, and our world. hatred will not have a place anywhere. >> cnn has reporters on the scene to bring us the latest. here with a look at the victims, miguel marquez with the latest on the investigation. let's start with anchor victor blackwell in pittsburgh outside the synagogue where this mass shooting happened. tell

yeah i know let's start with robert bauers the pittsburgh shooter, 29 federal counts that's what he wased with late on saturday including hate crimes why are these federal crime and not state crime? >> the hate crime nature -- it is in the federal code it is objection of exercise of religious belief resulting in death that particular statute allows for death penalty that's what everyone is talking about today including ag sessions yes. >> certainly. the state there are state charges that also pennsylvania has a state death penalty too. i think this is a no-brainer when it comes to prosecutors decision to seek the death penalty. >> do you think he gets the death penalty the way that would play out -- >> a long way from there. you know, the most common defense on things like this is the insanity defense. so we shall see. we should see the mental state of the individual, that is the task that the fbi and law enforcement has right now. to get into the mental state as to why he did what he did. if it was intentional, if he went in there and he has no other underlie issues yes i believe it wi

robert bauer is a long-haul trucker with a significant history of making anti-semitic and other bigoted statements on social media. the day of the shooting, bowers reportedly went on to gab.com, a site favored by right-wing extremists and it wrote about his opposition of the migrant caravan, blaming a jewish age group for being "invaders that kill our people." although it's unclear exactly who his people are. police say before, during and after the rampage, he made numerous statements about killing jews, saying come at jews need to die. even repeating that to the doctors and nurses trying to save his life, all of whom are jewish. and the president and first lady will visit pittsburgh tomorrow, and a liberal jewish group sent a letter to the president saying he's not welcome until he denounces white nationalism. but rabbi myers who may have saved numerous lives that he welcomes the president's visit. the first two funerals will also be held in pittsburgh tomorrow for 59-year-old cecil rosenthal and his 54-year-old brother, david. >> martha: they would greet everyone as they came into the

of saturday's synagogue shooting in pittsburgh eleven people were killed and suspected gunman robert bauer and burst into the building yelling all jews must die shihab rattansi reports. a message of defiance of the need to address the causes of rightwing extremist violence was heard at a multi-faith at the drill in pittsburgh sunday evening we will recognize this moment this is a moment when this nation needs to heal in the nation needs to come together under the common sense of how we stop of the nz like this from happening ever again thank you rabbi jonathan pohlmann was there as the shots rang out and attempt to help congregants to safety what happened will not break us it will not ruin us we will continue to fly and sit and worship and learn together. and continue our historic medics legacy in this city. with the friendliest people that we know. as police and swat teams responded it soon became apparent that this was a hate crime the suspected gunman robert bowers told police he wanted to kill as many jews as possible with an assault rifle and pistols killed eight men and three women t

synagogue killed eleven people and injured several others including police officers forty six year old robert bauer is this facing twenty nine charges although none of them mention the word terrorism we'll look at the rise of hate crimes in america in recent years also on the grid violence and as it faces a political crisis the prime minister has refused to leave his official residence after being sacked by the president's former leader who's been accused of rights abuses has been brought in his replacement and the minister his bodyguard is in custody after opening fire on a mob the latest answer. constitutional crisis saudi arabia's top prosecutor is expected to arrive in turkey to discuss the latest in the killing of. turkey has demanded the eight hundred suspects be extradited but saudi arabia says they will be tried in the kingdom meanwhile the u.s. defense secretary is urging for transparency in this case and with the spotlight on saudi arabia a lot of people watching and criticizing help the country is treating other dissidents six activists go on trial this week and could face the death pena

it was early saturday morning that 46-year-old robert bauers authority say entered that building and killed 11 people. he entered with three handgun and ar-15 semi-automatic rifle used all four weapons in his rampage quotes baoers saying they are committing yen side to my people i just want to kill jew. the u.s. attorney has now stated that the process is in place to seek the death penalty. meanwhile now for the first time survivors have speaking out bury was only feet away from the gunman inside this synagogue saturday morning when he went unnoticed. >> he didn't see us. thank god. only thing i had many my hand was a cell phone and it was a dumb phone so it doesn't light up when i'm talking on it. i could see that he looked around because there was a shaft of light as he opened the door. he stepped over the body and didn't pay attention stepped back and walked out. we were told that baoers was in fair condition being treated for gun shotst at a local hospital later he will be in court. >> i will be watching that david lee miller this morning in pittsburgh. quick break and then air d

. >> good morning maria that's right we have our first look at the alleged shoot or robert bauers sinceoting took place on saturday. it was before a federal magistrate and federal court here in pittsburgh. the alleged shooter baoers still recovering from -- wounds he received during the shootout with police was confined to a wheelchair. u.s. marshal remove his handcuff so he could lie sign legal papers during the proceedings. he's said very little to the judge -- other than to acknowledge that he would like a court appointed lawyer. he seem to be mumbling under his breath as he was led out of the courtroom. on thursday, though, he is beginning to return for a preliminary hearing. at that time we expect that the prosecution is going to present some of its evidence in this case. meanwhile showing solidarity for the community he spoke last night on fox. so i look forward to going. i would have done it even soon or but yipght want to disrupt more than they have. >> rabbi jeffrey miers says as an american he welcomes the president's visit other pittsburgh residents, though, are urging mr. tr

here would've been touched directly by the brittle murders, according to the fbi perpetrated by robert bauer convicted, that could end up with him being put to death. but while the american justice system may deal with him, the country itself seems that a total loss over how to end this regular drumbeat of these mass shootings. gary 0'donoghue, bbc news, pittsburgh. the far right candidate, jair bolsonaro has won brazil's presidential election, with 55% of the vote. he had campaigned on a promise to eradicate corruption and to drive down brazil's high crime rate. but he had been accused of racism and sexism. during the campaign he was stabbed and seriously injured at a rally. in a victory speech he promised to protect freedom and democracy and change brazil's destiny. a plane with 188 people on board has crashed into the sea off indonesia. the lion air boeing aircraft went down a few minutes after taking off from the capital jakarta for the regional city of pangkal pinang. a rescue operation has been launched and debris has been found at the scene. let's get the latest from karishma vaswani,

confronting and neutralizing bauer's they prove prevented additional loss of life so worried about the charges last night my office filed federal charges against the defendant robert bowers the complaint alleges that on saturday october twenty seventh at approximately nine fifty am robert bowers entered the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh squirrel hill neighborhood at that time members of the tree of life synagogue were engaged in religious services and worship bowers was armed with multiple weapons he had three glock three fifty seven handguns and an a ar fifteen assault rifle inside the synagogue of our shot and killed eleven individuals and wounded two others police officers and swat teams responded quickly to the scene and our shot at them ultimately four police officers were injured and three of them were shot by bowers. during the course of his deadly assault on the people the synagogue powers made statements regarding genocide and his desire to kill jewish people after a standoff with police powers eventually surrendered and remains in federal custody today so our complaint charges bowers with twenty nine separate federal crimes there are eleven counts