then the suspect moved over to an assisted living center nearby called the village shalom.is currently on lockdown. both these facilities about three blocks apart. this report is coming one day before passover begins tomorrow at sundown. brian is following the story from our new york newsroom. brian, i think you have information in terms of a possible shooter. >> we do. right now police department confirmed to fox news we do have an arrest, a person in custody. we don't know if that person is male or female. our local fox affiliate ute there wdif has a report from an eyewitness. a man who said he was entering the jewish community center with his son with what and to him to be a shotgun. he turned to his right and saw a man standing outside his car with a shotgun and heard it go off. he said somebody was laying on the ground and he sent his son running. that's an eyewitness report we have from outside the jewish community center. all this started, we got first report about 1:00 p.m. local time, 2:00 p.m. eastern time here that there was a shooting outside of the jewish commu

person identified themselves at village shalom being jewish, he then shot.lice chief in overland park spoke to reporters a few minutes ago. he said the suspect, in his 70s, is not local and don't believe he knew any of his victims. they also said he made several statements in the back of the car and they are checking into that. >>> urgent u.n. security council meeting held in hours at russia's request, to discuss escalating violence in the former soviet republic. ukraine's president says he won't stand for another crimea scenario inside his fragile nation. pro-russia separatists in eastern ukraine have until monday to back down. russian's foreign minister says ukraine needs to stop waging war on its own people. is ukraine on the verge of a bloody civil war? joining me congressman adam schiff. you visited ukraine and believe u.s. and world -- and the world must do more to help the ukraine. what specifically should the u.s. be doing right now? >> when i was there just a couple weeks ago, ukraine was worried about what happens happening, russians would provoke

he then went to village shalom. >> about a mile and a half away. >> approximately.e was over there at a school off of lamar. so within a half hour he committed both acts and we found him in the parking lot. >> can you be more specific about the information that led you to believe this was a hate crime, the last 24 hours? >> i can tell you in general terms. from an evidentiary standpoint, that's why we won't be specific in telling you what he said. but we have some stramts that were made that allow us to believe that it was in that direction. again, i can't tl you what those were. >> can you tell us about the people that actually caught him? how did that happen? how did they find him so quickly? was he armed at the time or did he resist at all? >> two of our patrol officers spotted the car, approached the car. he was armed. there were weapons in the car. they told him to surrender and he did. >> so he's facing federal and state charges? you mentioned a grand jury, barry, then you also mentioned possible state charges? >> yes. it was -- steve and i discussed this star

shots rang out a mile south at village shalom at the assisted living center. as you said, there was an audition going on inside the community center at the time. we're getting reports when the suspect was taken into custody he was heard saying heil hitler. those are local reports. we haven't been able to confirm that ourselves. he's taken into custody. one person dead and another in critical condition. as many as three dead is what we're hearing from reports there in overland park. >> thank you very much for this update. we're going to continue to stay on top of this story as they come in. meantime we'll get you back now to sunday "housecall." >> i agree this is big news. last year i reported on a device developed by the army that took paralyzed people and made a robot device and enabled them to walk again. i think this will go together with that because this is allowing people that have had paralysis total muscle paralysis. they still have sensation most of them. they studied four people. one they have been studying since 2009. you know what they talked about

village shalom is also in overland park. would like to express my gratitude to the kansas highway patrol, leewood police departments and johnson county sheriff's office in responding to our initial request for assistance during this active shooter incident. as you may understand, active shooters are fluid events and we have a protocol this in area where multiple agencies will respond and flood the area with any kind of support necessary. we're very grateful to our local community partners. as has been reported in the press, we will now verify the names of the victims. police understand we offer our sympathy and condolences. i cannot imagine the tragedy and loss of a family member, let alone two family members. but certainly all of those involved deserve both our respect and concern and our grief. dr. william lewis corporon, 69 years old of overland park. his grandson reat, both were fatally shot at the jewish community center and teresa teri rose lomano, fatally shot at the village shalom retirement center. her maiden name w

moved to an assisted living center a few blocks away, killing another person there at the village shalom and police arrested the suspect at an elementary school. witnessing say the spree may have been racially motivated. you can see the suspect put into the cop car by police. he shouted "heil hitter" to the news cameras as he was led away. lockdown has been lifted at both locations and both are still at the crime scene and as you can see we are waiting for the news conference to start. 9 shooting is coming just a day before passover begins at sun down tomorrow. we are standing by but first, we will see who is speaking now and we are going live to the conference. >> this is john douglas, district attorney steve howl, and district attorney for the county of kansas and special agent in charge for the f.b.i. >> thank you, shawn. on behalf of the city of overland park and many others in the commune, i want to extent a heartfelt condole ends to the family members of the victims. today is a tragic shooting of three people that mark as sad day in the city of overland park, along with local and f

person identified themselves, as an example at village shalom as being jewish, he then shot. crime. >> en, again, the information is just coming in, we're speak with rabbi mandl about a shooting at a jewish community center. three people confirmed dead now. according to the rabbi on the phone, the man who is believed responsible for this went through the center asking people if they were jewish. he says uttering neo-nazi slurs to people, and then shooting them. is everyone who was hurt, everyone involved, is it all in the same part of the community center, rabbi? >> no, no, no. two at the jewish community center, and then he traveled about a mile to a jewish retirement home, village shalom, the third individual shot and killed. two different shooting scenes a mile apart. he then took off, and was arrested about a mile away, parking lot of an elementary school. all in overland park. >> i am getting this information, as you're telling me here. yeah. so, there were teenagers at this community center when this happened? >> correct. an audition for a play going on at the time. i k

just minutes later, the suspect traveled about a mile south to village shalom, a jewish assisted living center, where a family -- a female was shot and killed in the parking lot. two police officers already on search for the active search found the suspect about a mile away. >> after the first incident that we had, the second incident followed closely behind, and we immediately understood we had an active shooter, and went into our active shooter protocols and began to search for him with the best information we had. we saturated the area and i believe two of our officers found him in the school parking lot. >> local news media was the man was heard saying hail hitler. there is speculation that this could be a hate crime. >> it's too early in the investigation to try to label it. we know it's a vicious act of violence, and obviously at two jewish facilities, one might make that assumption. we have to know more about it before we label it. >> again, too early. a total of five people shot at, three people were killed. two were uninjured, and i said earlier, the suspect is in his 70s. we k

. >> shalom, andrea. >> shalom to you. tell me why you think that your former husband jonathan pollard and with whom you were involved in this case should be released before he has served his time. >> well, there are countless legal reasons and numerous political reasons. let me start at the beginning. jonathan and i, first and foremost, we never enjoyed a trial with a jury of our peers. so we were hoodwinked into signing an agreement, an agreement that promised that if we cooperated with the government, that they in turn would give jonathan a minimal sentence. he receives a life sentence. there's no bargain in that type of agreement. one of the worst problems that's happened as a result is so much slanderous information and disinformation has occurred since day one of our arrest. unfortunately if we had had a trial, i think this would have put an end to speculation of things that never occurred. three, jonathan never, never spied against the united states. the information that jonathan provided to israel was information a

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the shooter apparently moved to an assisted living center blocks away called village shalom.

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was really scared all right a short time later a woman was killed several blocks away at village shalom o an assisted-living facility. residents were told there was a storm and stay away from windows. police took a man in his 70s outside an elementary school and were seen searching a quite suzuki in a park lot. the shooting os kurd just before the jewish holiday of passover but police stopped short of calling it a hate crime. overland police chief jon douglases. >> it's too early to try to label it we know it is a vicious ago of violence but we have to know more before we label it. >> reporter: police have to the released a mottive but the fbi has been called in to assist the investigation. anne-marie green, cbs news, new york. >> severe weather is of moing across the country's midsection this evening bringing bad thunderstorms and tornado threats. hail is already falling in parts of texas and arkansas, menacing storm clouds loomed over texas i will by late afternoon, a hailstorm yesterday carpeted fields and roads around grand rapids and kent city, michigan. severe winds knocked down t

several minutes later we received a call from a second location of shots fired at village shalom retirement center. >> reporter: the shooting spree started as dozens were gathering for a singing competition at the community center. >> just rushed in the theater. we thought it was weather at first. >> people ducking down under tables and yelling at us to get inside. >> reporter: a man in his 70s is being held by police, someone they describe as a person of interest. >> we have a suspect and yet i would caution everybody to understand suspects are not convicted. suspects are people of interest. >> reporter: witnesses say he was shouting an anti-semitic phrase from inside a patrol car after his arrest. >> we're investigating it as a hate crime, we're investigating it as a criminal act. we haven't ruled out anything. >> reporter: mindy corporon lost her father and son in the massacre. >> we all grieve in different ways. and i want to tell people thank you. >> reporter: this community now begins one of its most sacred holidays in unthinkable pain. jay gray, nbc news. >>> there are new developmen

shots were also fired at village shalom, a retirement home eight blocks away. a man who police say is a person of interest was arrested shortly after the shooting in the parking lot of an elementary school. i was there when they took him into custody. as he was sitting in the back of the police car, that man yelled an anti-semitic remark to our camera. >> is this something of a hate crime? >> it's too early in the investigation to try to label it. we know it's a vicious act of violence and obviously at two jewish facilities. one might make that assumption. >> reporter: all programs scheduled here at the jewish community center have been canceled for the rest of the day. two places of worship will be holding a vigil for the victims tonight. carl? >> andres gutierrez of kshb. andres, thanks. the jewish community center of greater kansas city released a statement saying, "our hearts go out to the families who have suffered loss on this tragic day" and thanked those who expressed sympathy, concern and support. >>> now to crisis in ukraine. the u.n. security council

shot and killed at the jewish community center of greater kansas city and one was kill at village shalom, a retirement community several blocks away. >> daly city police want to learn more about an early morning shooting that injured two people. someone reported the shooting just before 6:00 this morning inside a home on skyline drive near northridge drive. officers discovered two victims, a man and woman, when they arrived. paramedics rushed both to the hospital. one of the victims suffered life-threatening injuries. >>> san francisco police are investigating a stabbing in the tenderloin. happened this morning at a residential hotel. officers say a 35-year-old map was taken to the hospital with stab wounds. his condition has not been released. early information indicates it was domestic violence situation. >>> now to new depths in the tour bus tragedy that killed ten people. the ntsb says it plans to remain on the crash scene for another five to ten days. investigators are now planning to meet with the owners and operators of the bus and expect to have a preliminary report in 30 days. t

moments later, gunfire was also reported at villa shalom a few blocks away at 123rd and knolls, an assisted living facility. >> we were walking back to the parking lot and then we were just rushed in the theater. we thought it was weather at first. >> people ducking down under tables and yelling at us to get inside the theater. >> that was lisa benson reporting. overland park police say they have a suspect in custody, a white male in his 70s. police say they say it's too early at this point to tell if the shooting was a hate crime. it comes a day before the start of the jewish festival of passover. >>> next at 5:00, we're going to have more information on that fire that is burning near downtown san jose in the old kntv studios, as well as weather. >>> watching winds around the fire and a warming trend to kick off the work week along with other changes in your seven-day forecast. >>> we want to go out to kimberly terry live on the scene, as you know, at the fire that is burning near downtown san jose. kimberly, what do you have for us? >> reporter: the majority of the fire seems to be out. i

this time outside the village shalom retirement community. a woman not identified by authorities was killed there. >> there's no other word to describe it, just panic. >> reporter: president obama offered condolences at an easter prayer breakfast monday morning at the white house. >> nobody should have to worry about their security when gathering with their fellow believers. >> reporter: there's no indication cross knew any of the victims, he reportedly just smiled and yelled, heil hitler, once taken into custody. chris clackum, nbc news. >>> some good news this morning for millions of people suffering from allergies. the fda has just approved a new drug that could do away with those pesky allergy shots. it's a new pill called oral air. and doctors are calling it the first significant development in allergy treatment in 120 years. oral air will be available for those who suffer from grass, pollen allergies, next month. but it takes about four months to start working. researcher hope this new drug could help people with food allergies in the f

. >> reporter: from there the shooter reportedly continued several blocks to village shalom, an assistediving stat and opened fire. a female victim killed and the gunman shot at two others but missed them and was apprehended at a nearby elementary school. >> a shotgun was involved. we are exploring the possibility that a handgun was involved in shooting at the two persons he missed, and we are looking at a possibility of an assault rifle. >> reporter: in the wake of yesterday's shootings, police across the country saying they have increased their presence at jewish facilities this passover holiday. john and diana. >> tahman bradley live for us in washington. thank you. >> now, we are learning the suspect has had several run-ins with the law and even ran for public office. >>> frazier glenn close served in the military for 20 years and was forced to retire because of his ku klux klan affiliation. in this interview from 1984, cross says he is willing to do whatever it takes for what he calls his cause. >> god gave me a love for my people and for my children and for my race and for my count

the shooter reportedly continued several blocks south to village shalom, an assisted living facility. before the suspect was taken into custody outside a nearby elementary school. the third fatality took place at the assisted living facility. police say those killed were two men and one woman and the gunman fired at five people in total using a shotgun and david, possibly also an assault rifle. >> a horrible story. we'll have more on "gma" tomorrow. mara, thank you. >>> next to the developing headline involving the weather this evening. more than 30 million people facing severe weather this evening. after a massive system already left its mark. in illinois, this is one family's back deck, covered with hail the size of golf balls. in michigan, a major cleanup. trees on top of cars. families spending their sunday cleaning up. this system is on the move. abc's gio benitez has the images coming in right now. >> reporter: overnight icy storms pounded parts of iowa with egg-sized hail. in michigan, winds bringing down massive trees and utility poles. >> it sounded like a tornado came throug

the first thing they did was shalom, welcome, you're home. when someone says, you're home. and when i went home to the states and i didn't get the, how you doing, that took a lot out of me, you know. >> did you come back home a different person when you had made the trip with heros to heros? when you got back, what was different? >> i think the trip was over well ming to accept, to find who i am still and how i should continue on this path. i think israel gave me a little spark in me that told me you can do it, you can try, we know you have this. but try to manage it, try to work with it. the people at the rehab -- the events, the places, they all gave a helping hand to make sure that i was okay. >> that's valor your service dog. he's disappointed that i have not ask him a question. >> probably say. >> that's one big dog, by the way. >> yes. >> i understand part lab and part dane? >> yes. >> i think there's more dane than lab ins. >> when charles came back from israel, did you sense something was different in him? >> absolutely. he was more -- he communicated better. he was

. >> i know chabot means saturday and shalom is a personal greeting.eached a plea deal with prosecutors. >> i went to my conference today and pled guilty to second degree home invasion for a habitual offender. that means for me i'm going back to prison. >> even with a plea deal, mckaskle can face lengthy prison time during to prior con vicks. his sentence can run anywhere from 4 to 16 years. that will be up to the judge. mckaskle will remain in join until his sentencing but that day has already arrived for mckaskle's girlfriend, heather pratt. >> i'm a barrel of nerves. fear, anxiety, peace, i have a little bit of everything. butterflies. >> pratt has pled guilty to identity theft and other charges related to her fraudulent use of credit cards. she has prior con vicks for credit card fraud and forging checks as well. and her victims have most often been her elderly parents. >> my parents are going to be there. it breaks my heart. it's going to be hard to see my mom and dad there today. a letter was read to me by my attorney a little while ago that was

the ancient code of honor some of you likely what shalom survivor or have read the book in it his life was saved by the pashtun tribesmen who saved him in the village. and then they try to keep the american alive then they passed him to run new -- a u.s. base that appears on the screen at the end of the film. it is a code of ethics one of the main principles which means sanctuary. they should give him refuge against his enemies as long as he stays. soap they repel the taliban. with that code of honor in 2003 he learned to speak basic pashtun and formed his first alliance with an elderly tribal leader agree to and wiseman whose story is told in my book. he also discovered connections between the travel warriors in his own american tribe to value the honor of the battlefield. he realized the troops were -- to try as lived by that honor in that could help the united states defeat the taliban and often conflicted with the tribal ways. and also just as powerfully the strategy eventually was to allow the tribes to peacefully reintegrate. in october 2009 jim published one tribe at a time just

. >> reporter: moments later, another victim was shot and killed at village shalom.e arrested frazier glenn cross at an elementary school. as he's taken away, he shouts a slogan. police say the suspect also known as glenn miller has tice white spremmists. he apparently has his own website and the southern poverty law center describes as a longtime anti-semite. >> he's an older gentleman, asking people if before he thought if they were jewish or not. this sounds like a hate crime. >> reporter: last night, just hours after the shooting, this powerful moment at a vigil. >> i'm the daughter of the gentleman who was killed and i'm the mother of the son who was killed. >> reporter: you can hear the emotion in the crowd as she shares her last words with her father and son. >> i just appreciate you being here. >> reporter: as you heard in the report, he went around asking people if they were jewish. starting people in that regard. we do expect to learn more about cross later today, as he is due in court. chris, kate? >> wound up killing two people who weren't jewish. just a

then a 53-year-old woman was killed while visiting her mother at the village shalom assisted living facility. >> it takes no character to do what was done. it takes no strength of character. it takes no backbone. it takes no ethics. all it takes is an idiot with a gone. >> cross, the lone suspect right now, has a long history of anti-semitism and a close tie with the ku klux klan. and to those who know him, cross' arrest does not come as a surprise. he's a former green beret who served in vietnam and formed the carolina knights of the kkk in which he served as the grand dragon. cross represented a new militant breed of klan leaders and training his troops in military tactics. they sued cross in the '80s for running an illegal group and intimidating african-americans. after a court settlement in the case barred cross from the kkk intimidation, he started a new group. charged with criminal contempt, cross did six months in jail and basically disappeared for a while once he was released. when he finally emerged he put together a list and had a point system. 10 points for jews. 50 points for jud

address of the center and saying additional calls received by police of another shooting at the village shalommmunity center and victims confirmed deceased. there will be a news conference at 5:00 p.m. at the fire training center. if we get it and the information we'll bring it to you. three people are dead from a shooting in overland park, kansas. two people shot at a jewish community center. other person at a jewish community home. >>> breaking news out of ukraine to report. the u.n. security council will hold an urgent meeting at russia's request. the unscheduled meeting after a sudden spike in bloodshed in the fragile nation. ukraine's acting president's sent a harsh warning to separatists. the message, back off by monday or prepare for violence. russia's foreign minister says ukraine authorities must stop the war against their own people. i want to bring in our senior united nations correspondent mr. richard roth. richard, thank you so much for joining us. what are your sources telling you about this urgent u.n. security council meeting? >> reporter: there's interesting concern for weeks

minutes later, the suspect drove to the village to shalom senior living facility where he shot and killeda woman in a parking lot. >> there was a shotgun that was involved. we are exploring the possibility that a handgun was involved in the shooting and that we are looking at the possibility of an assault weapon. >> reporter: witnesses say miller was screaming anti- semitic remarks. >> the fbi is investigating. miller faces first-degree murder charges. he tried running for the house in 2006 and the senate in 2010 and served time in prison on weapons charges back in the 1980s. >>> some developing news in the indian ocean. a few hours, sent deep into the missing malaysian airliner 370. blue fin 21, an unmanned robotic vehicle that uses sonar to create a three dimensional chart. crews will look in the area where pings were heard last week. the battery powering the locators on the jet's flight recorders may have already died. >>> time now is 5:46. get a check on the roads with elizabeth. >> thank you, guys. on the air this morning, no major hot spots moving around the bay area. some people ge

moments later, gunfire was also reported at village shalom, an assisted living facility a few blocks away. >> our cameras were there as that person was placed inside a police unit. listen to what the suspect had to say. >> heil hitler! >> the three people who were killed this weekend were a 69-year-old grandfather named the william and his 14-year-old son, as well as a 53-year-old woman named terry lamano. even though the suspect in these shootings was taken into custody almost immediately after the shootings happened, that was him in the back of the car, shouting "hiel hitler", there was still some confusion as to his identity because of his multiple aliases. and those spring in part because he had to move across the country and pretend he was somebody else after he turned state's evidence against other neo-nazis in that big failed sedition trial back in the late 1980s. even so, though, he wasn't exactly hiding his white supremacist light under a bushel all these years. he did numerous press interviews over the past years. over the past ten years, he has posted well over 10,000 mess

one at the jewish community center in overland park and shalom, a senior assisted living facility in, kansas. this happened shortly after 1:00 central time here. at this point police might have a possible suspect in custody at this point. we are obviously going to be briefed on it later this afternoon as to what unfolded here in kansas. >> all of this happening on the eve of passover. what do we know about the connection between the jewish community center and between the assisted living facility? >> at this point, this is all part of the investigation. they are trying to figure out if this person knew people at the facilities. they are still trying to connect the two. >> we should note here as you were reporting, kshb is reporting that one person has died in this shooting as well. we are working to confirm that. according to our affiliate there, kshb, one person is dead. how crowded was the synagogue at the time? do we know? >> this actually ended up happening in one of the theaters at the jewish community center. we don't know the capacity, whether it was filled when the shooting o

she was shot and killed at the retirement home visiting her mother at village shalom when she was shotgain, she worked here in the area for many years. people knew her, describe her as a very good person. again, three people who were shot and killed senselessly. >> when he was arrested he was shouting out heil hitler. that's on videotape. you've seen that. people are reacting to that. he has a long history of neo-naziism -- i don't know if you can hear me -- of anti-semitism, the whole background is pretty well documented. >> yes, sorry about that, wolf. the wind's pretty tough out here. but yes, it's all documented. you see it online. he has a lot of hate speech, a lot of hate theories online. you heard it in the video from our affiliate knbc. you heard that heil hitler, the neo-nazi slogan that he uttered. it all seemed to add up from the evidence that you hear from witnesses, from what we've seen, but again investigators are now at the point where they've listened to those statements, they've looked at the evidence and they are now looking at this case as a hate crime. >> george, th

thank you, betty and shalom. >> let me ask you about the task force to combat street violence and howends how much you invol involve. if you don't involve the community, you will be wasting your time, and you need to involve the clergy and the commu community leaders and the schoolteachers and so it is the whole community involved to have this accomplished. >> and chicago's police superintendent said he is tired of the violence and like so many of the residents there, and listen to what he had to say. >> i can't sit here and tell you that we are doing that much better when we have a weekend like we just had, and it is the fact. and we are going to keep doing what we are doing which is to have an impact like we are having, and we have arrests over the weekend and officers out there working hard and seizing the guns. >> and msnbc.com has a new article as well taking a in-depth look at all of this, and 16 people were shot in chicago on easter sunday alone. gregory, why are we seeing so much violence there? >> well, i would like to say from the spiritual standpoint that we are dealing wit

she was shot in the parking lot of a retirement community, village shalome."every sunday. she went to st. peters catholic church and worked for the center for visually impaired, a well known center for kids here. well loved and respected. more comes out about these victims, and it's obvious this isn't you ju such a tragedy for kansas city, but the whole world. >> lindsey, thank you for that. >>> moving on, a standoff in nevada between a rancher and federal agents has gotten hot as cattle ranger clive and bundy battled the government over grazing rights on public land for 20 years. bundy says his family have been working the land since the 1880s, while the government says that land must be preektd for environmental reasons. >> a federal agent and bundy and his supporters were armed and nose to nose for days and bundy's son was hit by a stun gun blast and arrested, but federal agents have decided to back off. it's a story that we have to spin on because we've got a lawyer, a utahan, and somebody who knows about rural america, why i would be in this conversation,

a female victim identified as an he will he derly woman killed at the village shalom retirement community. the two identified were grandfather and grandson. they were at the jewish community center to audition for a singing competition. >> he was just a kind spirit. so much talent every day that showed us all. the smile that he gave just every day and his devotion to others. >> reporter: mentioned the gunman. he has two identities. frazier glenn cross and frazier glenn miller. 73 years old. facing at least a charge of premeditated murder. despite his history with the kkk and a white supremacist organization called the white patriot party, police are reluctant in early stages to label this a hate great many. police chief john dug last will not confirm witness's claims that he shouted heil, hitler and other anti-semitic comments. bill: there have been a string of shootings in the air area recently. any connection we know of? >> there is series of 12 random highway shootings. there was another shooting, one dead, one critically wounded. what you can not do in the early stages right now conne

outside the village shalom senior living facility. and capital murder for the killing of reat underwood and his grandfather, william corporan in the parking lot of the jewish community center. >> he's charged with capital murder, which is the most serious crime that you can charge in the state of kansas. it has the most serious penalty you can getly is the potential of the death penalty. >> reporter: the d.a. says more charges could come later. >> we are continuing this investigation. and there's a good possibility that additional charges could be forthcoming. >> reporter: federal prosecutors may pursue their own case, as well, as they believe this former grand dragon of the ku klux klan intended to kill jews, even though all of the victims happened to be christians. his next court appearance is now april 24th. and now begins the funerals and memorials. funeral services for the 14-year-old and his grandfather are friday. george? >> thinking of all those families. okay, steve, thanks very much. >>> we turn now to a dramatic 911 call af

. >> moments later, another victim is shot and killed at village shalom, a retirement community about mile away. police arrest frazier glenn cross at a nearby elementary school. as he's being taken away, he shouts a neo nazi slogan. >> heil hitler! >> reporter: cross now faces charges of premeditated murder. police say the suspect, also known as glenn miller, has ties to white supremacistless. he apparently has his own website and the southern poverty law center describes him as a long-time anti-semite. a police chaplain was told by witnesses he seemed chilling and deliberate. >> he apparently is an older gentleman and was asking people before he shot them if they were jewish or not. >> reporter: one family member shared her story during an emotional vigil to honor the victims. >> i'm the daughter of the gentleman who was killed, and i'm the mother of the son who was killed. i got to tell both of them today that i loved them. i was the last person in the family who saw them. i just appreciate you being here. it's very helpful to me. that's just how i grieve. thank you. >> reporter: ju

she is an elderly woman who was shot and killed at the shalom retirement community. now two of victims as you mentioned have been identified. a grandfather and a grandson. both of them methodists. they were at the jewish center to audition for a singing competition when the attacker opened fire. despite the early indications police locally are not ready to call this a hate crime. >> investigating it as a hate crime. we're investigating it as a criminal act. we haven't ruled out anything. i don't want to say terrorism word but this is again three hours into it. >> reporter: now the suspect has operated with two different names, frazier glenn cross and frazier glenn miller. publicly it seems he used the name miller more often. 73 years old. he has this long history of going public with his anti-semitic rant. weighs invited on howard stern show. "daily beast" says he ran for the u.s. house and senate with anti-semitic campaign slogan. the law center said he was grand knight for the kkk the law center sued him for intimidation against african-americans and the list goes

the fact it was on palm sunday, the day before passover, considering the fact that he targeted the shaloma center for all cultures, for all religions, and here we have the result of that hate spilling out, the intentional target of the jewish community and then these two other folks. so obviously it's a very, very sad day in america when something like this happens. when millions of people died in the holocaust and millions of people have given their life to stop the threat of hatred and the nazis. so to have this happen in our country is a sad, sad thing. and it's not who we are in this country. and we'll rally together and mourn this loss and prosecute this fellow to the fullest extent of the law. yeah, i believe it's a hate crime of the very worst type. >> indeed. peter johnson, jr., thank you. >>> straight ahead on this monday morning, an iraq war veteran sharing his hee roaric r of his fallen brothers. he joins us with his story coming up next. good morning to you, sir. >>> first on this date in 1794, eli whitney received the patent for the cotton gin. in 1969, katherine hepburn and

. >>> luego condujo unas cuantas cuadras hasta la villa shalom, una comunidad de retiro judÍa, y matÓ cross, preguntÓ a personas si eran judias, a los que respondieron que sÍ, les disparÓ. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> john douglas, el jefe de la policÍa dijo que analizan cosas que dijo el sospechoso luego de ser arrestado, que podrÍan ser uasadas como evicden cia en su contra. douglas dijo que investiga el incidente como crimen de odio, la policÍa dijo que el hombre usÓ una escopeta, y una pistola para cometer los crÍmenes. >>> el ataque causÓ consternaciÓn, ocurrio en la vÍspera de la pascua judia, que comienza hoy, de las mÁs importantes fiestas de la comunidad judÍa, conmemora cuando los nebreos escaparon de egipto. >>> satcha pretto regreso. >>> gracias marÍa eugenia, un complejo y macabro caso investigan autoridad, luego del hallazgo de cadÁveres de 7 bebÉs en una casa en utah. un hombre que recientemente saliÓ de la cÁrcel, encontrÓ el primer cuerpo en una caja de cartÓn al limpiar el garaje. luego agentes de la policÍa hallaron los demÁs restos, serÍan hijos de la ex esposa del

this time outside the village shalom retirement community. a woman not identified by authorities was killed there. >> there's no other words to describe it, just panic. >> reporter: the alleged gunman arrested in a local schoolyard is 73-year-old frazier glenn cross jr. from southwestern missouri. a former ku klux klan leader, a history of anti-semitic and racist activities, including radio ads during a failed bid for the u.s. senate in 2010 deemed so offensive, broadcasters fought to keep them off the air. there's no indication cross, allegedly armed with a shotgun, knew any of the victims. he reportedly smiled and yelled "heil hitler" once in custody. the alleged gunman is expected to face charges later in court today. the event was described as cowardly, unspeakly and president obama expressed his condolences. >> it's just awful. thank you. >>> another big story this morning, dangerous spring storms. a powerful system that produced tornados, hail and heavy rain across the nation's midsection is moving east. nbc's joe fryer is in lovelady,