but synagogues have done outreach and churches have done the outreach to synagogues, into mosques sincee tree of life massacre. that has to intensify and if we have to go beyond our comfort zones to really not just talk to people who agree with us but people who disagree with us. eric: joel rubin, president of the washington strategy group, former assistant secretary of state whose family as we've reported, members of the tree of life synagogue that suffered that horrible massacre in pittsburgh six months ago, exactly today. we were, joe and arthel and i reporting on that tragedy six months ago on the air here at fox news channel and it is our sad duty to report on this other new shooting and the investigation occurring right now, just outside of san diego. joel, our thoughts and prayers are with you and the community and we thank you for joining us this afternoon. >> thank you, eric and arthel. arthel: thank you, mr. rubin. and i think, like you, eric, i was really surprised to hear mr, she's sri lankan american, so i can only imagine the emotions that all of this is stirring up in tha

the synagogue in the middle of services?don't know those details. >> last question, guys. >> we'll be back in about two hours hopefully with more details for you. thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. >> we're back with our breaking news coverage of the shooting in poway, california. one person reported dead, three wounded after an unidentified shooter attacked a synagogue. joining me now on the phone is the executive director of terror and msnbc terrorism analyst, malcolm nance. malcolm, we don't have a motive yet or an identified suspect, but the mayor has already called it a hate crime. your thoughts? >> yes. when the mayor identified it as a hate crime, it appeared that he was speaking to some characteristic of the suspect. what we know right now is that this is a male suspect, 19 years old. we don't know what his confession is. we know that he obviously had animosity towards the jewish community. one significant thing there, rev. he's called law enforcement and surrendered himself on the side of the highway, which is

my heart with synagogue.ssman for massachusetts tweeted, quote, we have a hate problem in america, we have a gun problem in america, it's time to look ourselves in the mirror and fix both, end quote. we expect to get reaction from more candidates as the evening goes on, tim ryan and eric also running for president both tweeting their condolences to the situation. jon. jon: all right, david joining us from washington, david, thank you. let's check back in with ted williams, the defense attorney, former vp detective, also fox news contributor. i want to go back to tweet, we have a hate problem in the country, we have a gun problem in the country, you might agree with those two statements but how do we fix it? it's easy to say it's time to fix these things, how do you do that, ted? >> you're absolutely right. it's easy to make those kind of representations but it is certainly not an easy problem to fix. look, we have individual who is are mentally ill, we have people in this country who are bias and have their o

synagogue. how does that maybe factor into this investigation? >> yeah, the tree of life, i remember we were covering that as the death toll there being inned. obviously this has become an issue that won't go away. the hatred that is being shown toward houses of worship. again, this is something that really concerns law enforcement and as they look, lost on them won't be the fact that we are six months. anniversaries are a key factor into the why. we really want to dig into who this person was. we are also waiting for the final confirmation from law enforcement that they actually have the person that they believe is responsible for this. they have indicated that they are questioning someone, but it didn't mean that the person has been arrested. that is what the community will need to hear, that they have actually arrested the person that they believe is responsible before they have that sense of comfort. and then we'll move into the investigation that will continue on, why did the person do this

as wejust opened fire on people inside the synagogue.t heard chris say, a woman has died as a result of the injuries she sustained, and three other people are in hospital. their conditions are said to be stable. so, it happenedjust their conditions are said to be stable. so, it happened just before 1130 local time in poway which is in san diego county, which is in california. a great number of leads already being followed by the authorities dare to try to find out what the motive for the shooting was. president trump already categorising it as a hate crime. church services in sri lanka tomorrow have been cancelled, amid fears of more attacks, one week after the easter sunday bombings. people have been told to worship at home instead. thousands of troops are searching for the islamist militants still at large: at least 15 people were killed in a raid on a safe house, and the wife and daughter of the suspected ringleader of last week's attacks were both wounded. from sri lanka our correspondent yogita limaye reports. the search continues f

a shooting at the chabad of poway synagogue. mayor tells us one person is dead, three others are being treated for nonlife-threatening injuries. a witness says that the rabbi at the synagogue is those who were shot. mayor voss is calling it a hate crime. he is basing that assessment on comments that the shooter reportedly made as he opened fire. we know a man is in custody and we're told there is no ongoing threat. all of this happening on the last day of passover. extra police patrols have been ordered around all houses of worship in this area and frankly across the country. we're hearing from new york police that they are increasing security here as well. as we await the press conference, juliet, more and more attacks are happening. what can be done? >> so that is a challenge given the nature of places of worship that have to balance securing con agree gan congregants, parishioners, members, whatever they call them, with being welcoming. so that balance makes it difficult especially at times like at the end of passover will ma

deadly shooting at a california synagogue. a few minutes ago police in poway near san diego said a gunman went into a building and opened fire with an assault-style weapon. four people were shot, including an adult female who diedof her injuries. an adult female and two males are injured. the suspect was not caught at the scene. he called police after he fled. they say he turned himself in. police say he's 19 years old. investigators are digging into his social media presidentence for m -- presence for more clues about this attack. here's more from mayor steve vaus. >> i want you to know this is not our town. we have deep appreciation of those who show courage at the chabad. we will get through this. our thoughts and prayers will be with the families and those who are investigating. poway will stay strong and we will always be a community that cares for one another. >> and now we know there will be another news conference in about 90 minutes. we will take you there when this happens. ryan young has more now on what we're learn

the rabbi who arrived a shooting at his synagogue about 24 hours ago will speak. he lost a finger on his right hand, he may lose one on his left as well. his resolve to not allow a terrorist to win couldn't be stronger. he's calling for all worshippers to continue attending services. the gunman is now in custody of san diego county, after opening fire at the congregation in poway california. rabbi goldstein and two others, including a little girl were hurt. they're all out of the hospital thankfully. one woman did not survive. lori gilbert kay who was a pioneering member of this con gas station he founded 33 years ago. kay jumped went between the shooter and the rabbi when she was gunned down. >> she was the ultimate woman of kindness. and it's unfathomable why this beautiful wonderful human being would be shot down. i mean, i met the terrorist face to face. our eyes locked, and he aimed at me and myrrh arc u housely, i was able to survive losing my fingers. it was just unfathomable, undescribable terror, horrific on unmeasurable measures. this has to stop. the co

when he left the synagogue off-duty border patrol officer shot at him.k-9 officer came in contact. he got out of his car raised his hands and gave himself up. so this is someone who wants attention and is a loner. jon: his mental illness a possibility? we will hear that defense. >> as a lawyer i can unequivocally tell you probably will hear that defense. but the defense for insanity is what you knew or should have known at the time that you slaughter people like he did. apparently he wanted to do that. but what will happen they - - they are now going to his house and going through his computers and social media. and talking to people who knew him and relatives. they are trying to put together a profile of who and what this guy was in with that insanity defense may not work. jon: we're told he was wearing a bullet proof vest as well as a ballistic armored helmet. it sounds like a guy who didn't want to die but he also gave up. why? . >> you just said he did not want to die. he had tactical gear and he gave up because i believe he did what he wanted to do

synagogue. he was armed with an assault-style rifle and opened fire on those celebrating the end of passover. today there will be a funeral for lori gilbert kay who was killed in the attack. according to her friends and authorities, this 60-year-old woman tried to shield her longtime friend and rabbi from the bullets as he tried to evacuate children. that rabbi and two others were also injured >> officials are investigating the attack as a hate crime. an anonymous letter from someone claiming to be the gunman referenced recent today taattac. president trump strongly denounced the synagogue attack and anti-semitism at a rally over the weekend. the president is still defending his controversial response to the deadly charlottesville white supremacist rally after joe biden criticized it in his campaign launch video. it is at the center of the 2020 race. we begin with dan simon live in california with the latest on the synagogue attack in poway. >> reporter: the details of the attack are chilling. t

not sure exactly what his connection to this synagogue is. but the mayor of poway said that they are investigating this as a hate crime. the fbi is here. they won't confirm if this is a hate crime, but the poway mayor made it seem like the shooter went in and said something that indicated that he targeted the synagogue specifically because of their jewish faith. >> ramon, when you and i spoke 30 minutes ago, you were saying that inside -- we have pictures here of the chabad of poway synagogue on the left side. there were still parishioners inside that were being questioned by investigators. as you have been watching the scene, are more leaving, and are more investigative law enforcement arriving as well? >> reporter: in the last few minutes, you're looking at a live picture. we see another unmarked police vehicle coming up and showing up at the scene. we have seen many more sheriff's department vehicles, fire department vehicles come on here for the investigation as you mentioned. it is our that understanding there are dozens, possibly up to

and you brought up the tree of life synagogue.n you put that into today's context, the big question is have things gotten better in terms of security at places of worship like here in poway? >> the adl literally, richard, just last month announced a task force on communal security that we launched with the jewish federation chaired by former homeland security secretary jeh johnson and former homeland security secretary michael chertoff. to literally look at this issue of security at synagogues, community centers and schools in the jewish community, but also houses of worship for other communities of faith. because we've seen black churches targeted. we've seen mosques targeted. the problem is serious and the problem is spreading. and so a republican and democrat, a jewish person and a christian, two leading members of our kind of public community are coming together to lead an effort to say we need to look at this issue of security and i'm afraid that this tragedy, this tragedy in san diego county underscores of urgency of these i

the same weapon of war was chosen by the murderer in the synagogue on saturday as was used in the synagogue in pittsburgh. the same method. and this is not new zealand. so we do nothing, we do nothing to prevent this from happening again. there will be nothing that happens to mass murderers it' access to weapons of war. they will always, they will always be able to get the best weapons of war possible. to do these kinds of things. and that's why it's going to happen again. we're going to talk about that at the end of the hour. you'll hear what that 8-year-old girl had to say yesterday and you're going to hear more about the people who survived saturday and the woman who didn't. all at the end of this hour. tonight, we have an attorney general taking an unprecedented position, attorney general barr is saying that no staff attorneys on any committees can ever question him. of course, congress has been doing it that way for decades for as long as i've been alive. some of the most famous questioning in congressional hearings has been done by staff attorneys. and so william barr has issued kind

police will try to look for that motivation but certainly synagogues have been ina but certainly synagogues in a state of high alerts, they had increased their security in many cases because of the attack in pittsburgh some six months ago. it might be by accident, it might be by design but it is worth pointing out, yet again, that this attack has taken place pretty much exactly six months since the attack in pittsburgh. what did you make about the mayor talking about a harmonious community sticking together to get through this? clearly a community in shock. unbelievably so. whenever you listen to other people who have been talking in poway, it is that feeling that it talking in poway, it is that feeling thatitis talking in poway, it is that feeling that it is a place north of san diego in california, it is not in the middle of the city, it is not some way that feels like it would be targeted. sunday church services in sri lanka have been cancelled amid fears of more attacks one week after the easter sunday bombings. thousands of troops are searching for islamist militants still at large. 15

berlin a gunman opens fire on a california synagogue. officials say one person is dead and several more injured in the attack outside san diego this is fact and shooter is in custody the thirty's are investigating the incident as a potential hate crime. also on the show and as the terror raid in sri lanka it leaves over a dozen dead including children after a shootout at the home of an alleged terrorist linked to easter sunday's deadly bombings authorities seized explosives and watch their crackdown on extremist groups. plus signs of progress for protesters in sudan demanding a return to civilian rule they say they've held productive talks with the country's ruling military council demonstrators in the capital cards who have been telling us just what's at stake. nick spicer thanks for joining us we begin with some breaking news from the united states one person has been killed and three others injured in a shooting at a synagogue in california police say a man has been detained after opening fire at worshipers in a synagogue located in t

one person has been killed after a gunman opened fire inside a synagogue in california.eople were injured in the attack. the chabad of poway synagogue, north of san diego, was hosting a passover celebration at the time of the shooting. speaking from close to the scene, the chief of police described how a teenage suspect had been arrested. as this incident was unfolding, a san diego police officer, k9 officer, was en route to the scene. he was monitoring both the san diego police department's dispatch and the sheriff's dispatch, heard the call and started making his way towards this call. as he was en route, he also overheard a chp scanner of a suspect who had called into chp to report that he was just involved in this shooting and his location which was rancho bernardo and the interstate 15. as our officer was exiting the freeway, he clearly saw the suspect and his vehicle. the suspect pulled over, jumped out of the car with his hands up and was immediately taken into custody by the san diego police department. as the officer was placing this 19—year—old male into custod

that horrific mass shooting at a synagogue in pittsburg. authorities are reporting that life the pittsburg shooter, the suspect posted a quote open letter on a popular far right message board just before the attack. in short, these reports confirm that it was indeed an anti-se m anti-semetic hate crime that we saw on yesterday. the latest of several such attacks committed in the united states in the last three years. and on president trump's watch. the president condemned the shooting. commendable perhaps but confusing just a day after he defended n terks o nrz nazis at the 2017 rally in charlottesville, virginia that also killed a woman. my question tonight, is how can the president condemn hate in one breath and continue to defend those that act on it in another? joining me now danielle moody mills. republican strategist and constitutional law attorney and eugene scott. we are anticipating a press conference with the injured rabbi from yesterday's shooting in california. let me go to you first. how does the president who had just doubled

this is deja news live from berlin a gunman opens fire at a crowded california synagogue officials say one person is dead and several more injured in the attack outside san diego the suspected shooter is in custody but already start treating the incident as a hate crime. and as you tear raid in sri lanka at least over a dozen dead including children after a shootout at the home of an alleged terrorist links just easter sunday is deadly bombings authorities seize explosives to widen their crackdown. extremist groups. plus progress for protesters in sudan demanding a return to civilian rule after weeks of demonstrations to strike a deal with the military to create a joint transitional council to get an update on the capital arches. i'm max foster thanks for joining us we begin in the u.s. where one person has been killed and three others wounded in a shooting at a synagogue in california police say a man has been detained after he allegedly opened fire on worshipers in the synagogue located in the city of power way near san diego where suppose there had been celebrating the last day pass

he opened fire in the synagogue.9-year-old suspect is in custody and reportedly wrote a manifesto. it referenced past shootings and claims responsibility for arson at a mosque. here is president donald trump speaking about the shooting. >> america's heart is with the victims of the horrific synagogue shooting in powway, california. just happened. our entire nation mourns the loss of life, prays for the wounded and stands in solidarity with the jewish community. we forcefully condemn the evil of anti-semitism and hate, which must be defeated. >> the latest reporting on this incident, cnn's sara sidner has more on the attack from poway. >> reporter: the city is in mourning after a 19-year-old suspect opened fire in a synagogue, shooting those who were there to celebrate the end of passover. this is the eighth day of passover, a day when jews remember those who have died, their relatives who have died. now, there is fresh pain where one woman was killed, three others injured, including a rabbi here at the synagogue. the

he dmemonstrated that at the synagogue yesterday. we will hear statements they utter during the attack, they scream out their motive, yell it out, i hate jewish people or i hate whoever they're talking. the motive is eating them alive, basically. they're cowards. i would contrast the bravery with this rabbi who might have been shot from some public reports, might have been shot in the hand and continued to preach to his congregation. also he called the highway patrol because he's so scared. he doesn't want to get shot. he wants to get arrested. when the first deputy arrives, his hands are going straight up. that's the coward these are. we have to stop this. this guy, we hear his name today, i don't want to hear it again. unfortunately, in the business we're in as law enforcement and analysts we all know his name and we'll have to, but i'd like for the public to forget it and him not to gain the infamy. >> he's young, 19 years old, being questioned by the fbi as well as homicide investigators. the mayor of poway told us the shooting w

we're standing here in front of my synagogue, a house of worship. we believe in god. we believe god is good. if god picked lori kaye, if god picked lori kaye, he did this for a reason and the reason is good because we believe god is good. lori is a person who can spread goodness in this world. she's making us stronger as a jewish people. we will not let anti-semitism stop us in any way. whoa know there's evil in this world, but it is nothing compared to the good we have. >> will things change at your synagogue because of this? because you know you're under threat, will there be an armed guard present? what will make you all feel comfortable going back to synagogue? >> well, it will change us. it's changed the rabbi forever. we're trying to think of cute nicknames to call him with his hands. so it will change us, it will change us for the better. it will change us for the stronger. i have four children, and they're going to be proud jewish people coming to this synagogue, not afraid. we will be stronger. we'll have more security. that's not my expertise, but our faith

>>who's accused of killing one person and wounding 3 others at a synagogue in power way.ges attack. sarah sneider report side to ports that the 19 year-old suspect may be charged with a hate crime as well as murder. >>the city of poway california is in mourning after a 19 year-old suspect opened fire. in a synagogue shooting those who were there to celebrate the end of passover this is the 8th day of passover a day when jews remember those who have died their relatives who have died now there is fresh pain for one woman was killed 3 others injured, including the rabbi one of the rabbis here at the synagogue. now what we know about the suspect is that he was captured a couple of miles from the synagogue. he's 19 years old. and police say that he actually was engaged by an off-duty border patrol agent who happened to be here inside the synagogue when the shooting took place. this also happened on the very same day 6 months ago of the worst and most deadly anti semitic attack in recent us history that happened in pittsburgh pennsylvania at the tree of life synagogue and that

>>that many people going to synagogues like this. >>all right, thank you very much well. 6 oh 5 right now and new this morning a 5 year-old was rushed to the hospital. >>when he fell from a pantry shelf at his home yesterday afternoon, the family lives on a whitney court in oakley and the boy was airlifted to the hospital around 5 o'clock last night. we don't know his condition yet. a man's body was found floating in half moon bay. in the ocean the san mateo county sheriff's office posting these pictures as they gathered around the body which was found around 00:30am in the morning yesterday near the ritz carlton hotel along the shore there. we don't know the identities of the victim yet. >>tomorrow opening statements are expected to begin in the oakland ghost ship trial. derick almena and creative director max harris poll charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the fire that broke out during a music party at that warehouse back in 2016. here are pictures of that al mina is accused of converting that warehouse in the l

if you will look behind me, you will see the synagogue. just down the street, just down the street, just walking distance, there are two churches. one of them, an orthodox church that will be celebrating easter easter, if you will, tomorrow. we expect a lot of folks bringing flowers and a community that is strong and sticking together through one of its most tragic days. sara sidner, cnn, poway, colorado. >>> saturday's synagogue shooting comes six months after the mass shooting at the tree of life shooting in pittsburgh. starting in march, three historically african-american churches were burned to the ground in louisiana. just last week, bombers targeted churches and hotels in sri lanka, the blast came on easter sun and killing hundreds of people. last month, a gunman targeted mosques in christ church, new zealand. dozens of people were killed and wounded there. . >>> let's talk about all of this now with amy pope. she is a former member of the u.s. national security council under the former president barack obama and she is now an assoc

there, the synagogue i was talking about. four people were shot. one of them later dyeing. the city's mayor has declared the attack a hate crime. authorities say they have a 19-year-old man in custody. he is being questioned right now. those are all new details that came up in the last 30 minutes. here's a little bit now from the mayor there of paw way, steve vaus, speaking last hour. >> i want you to know this is not poway. the poway i know comes together as we did just a few weeks ago at an interfaith event. we always walk with our arms around each other, and we will walk through this tragedy with our arms around each other. we have deep appreciation for those who showed courage at the chabad, deep appreciation for the law enforcement agencies that responded so quickly. we will get through this. our thoughts and prayers will be with the families and those who are investigating. poway will stay strong, and we will always be a community that cares for one another. >> that was the mayor. again, very difficult for this leader o

again, at the chabad synagogue.ies out there, they're saying they were called to the chabad way just before 11:30 this morning. there are injuries. the extent of those injuries are unknown at this point. you're looking at live pictures there from our fox affiliate, fox 5 in san diego, as the photographer and reporter on-scene are trying to get the i'm mogs fo -- images for you. we were speaking with ted williams, a former d.c. detective and fox news contributor. we were talking about -- you explained to us that the first thing that detectives on-scene and first responders would need to do, because they do have this man in custody, would be to find out if he is working a alone or if he's working with someone. talk to us about that. >> absolutely. from all that i see here, it appears as though law enforcement have the scene under control. so the next thing that they're trying to do is to determine the individual that they allegedly have detained, to see if he was acting in concert with others and they're also trying t

we know it was a synagogue. i specifically want to know as a former investigator what did he say both during the shooting and then also what did he say to law enforcement officers after wards? that we'll have to wait to find out. but this is just one of so many of these that we have sadly been covering but continue to happen again and again. >> josh, when you hear ryan say there was kprat chatter, police, the law enforcement sources were aware of extra chatter around this week, what does that loobl? what does that mean? >> it's hard to say specifically because the law enforcement officers have different sources and methods. this could be human inform presidents there are hate groups talking about action. maybe they are responding to other incidents we have seen going back just recently. obviously the new zealand attack. there are a lot of groups online discussing in some of the forums where you have in deappraised language and dialogue that goes on. what we don't know is was that referring to the types of groups

but first, tragedy at a synagogue outside of san diego. a white 19-year-old gunman storming into the service on the final day of passover. killing one woman and injuring three others including a little girl. the suspect taken into custody, president trump addressing the shooting earlier today. >> my deepest sympathies go to the people that were affected, the families, their loved ones by the obviously looks like based on my last conversation it looks like a hate crime. hard to believe, we will see what happens and what comes up. at this moment it looks like a b hate crime but my deepest sympathies to all of those affected. we will get to the bottom of it. it looks like the person was apprehended. jesse: marianne is in our west coast newsroom for the latest. >> officials confirming just a while ago that one person has died, a woman in the shooting at the synagogue and a suspect is in custody. they are calling the incident a hate crime say the community will come to the tragedy for patients were transported to the medical center and one of t

the synagogue was hosting its passover holiday celebration.o the weekend. we have wind gusts of 82 mph in north—west wales. you can see the deep area of low pressure that has been pushing eastwards as this load continues to clear eastwards, through tonight, it will weaken significantly. so things look a good deal, as we head through the second half of the weekend. for the second half of the weekend. for the rest of tonight, the winds will ease, they will be some showers but a good deal of dry weather is starting to show its hand as well. the rain we have across the north and southern scotland will continue to ease, a few showers left here by the end of the night. some showers clipping into eastern england. for most places, temperatures between four and most places, temperatures between fourand 7 most places, temperatures between four and 7 degrees, there may be a touch of frost in northern ireland. tomorrow starting off quietly, and a big morning in london, the marathon taking place overhead there is likely to be a lot of cloud, there may be t

a shooting at a synagogue in california leaves one person dead and several injured. police say a man has been arrested. asked the officer was placing this 19—year—old male into custody, he clearly saw the rifle sitting on the front passenger seat of the suspect vehicle. ongoing security fears across sri lanka, as church services are cancelled a week after the easter sunday bombings. hello and welcome to bbc news. one person has been killed after a gunman opened fire inside a synagogue in california. three other people were injured in the shooting at the habad synagogue, in the city of poway, in san diego county. our north america correspondent, chris buckler has the story. the attack happened as a passover celebration was being held at the synagogue in poway near san diego. it is understood police had issued a warning shortly beforehand and were investigating reports of a man armed with a gun. a police officer, k—9 officer was in route to the scene, he was monitoring both the san diego dispatch and the sheriff dispatch and heard the call, started making his way towar

. >>> questions mount after the deadly shooting at a synagogue. thanks so much for joining us. >> today the small town of poway,e california, mourning th victims of deadly synagogue shooting. >> a 60-year-old woman was killed, 3 others including rabbi were injured. today that rabbi spoke publicly. nbc's jennifer johnson has the latest. >> reporter: flowers laid outside the chabad synagogue after saturday's deadly attack. 19-year-old john earnest allegedly opened fire with an assault-style weapon. a 60-year-old woman was killed. >> i turn around and i saw the children that were playing in the banquet hall. i ran to gather them together. my granddaughter, 4 1/2 years old, sees her grandpa with a bleeding hand and she sees me screaming and shouting get out! get out! >> reporter: earnest reportedly published a hate-filled online letter and claimed responsible for an arson attack last month at a california mosque. >> we have a big hole in our heart. >> reporter: the death toll could have been higher. the gun may have jammed and an off duty border patro

i do know that the major synagogue, the oldest synagogue in southern california, congregation beth israel, has taken additional steps since what happened in dopittsburgh. t know specifically about chabad in poway. >> sreenivasan: and is there an increased awareness in that community and elsewhere, considering just a week ago we had the horrible events in sri lanka on easter, and we've seen other events that end up coinciding with what should be joyous occasions and days? >> well, there's been a small but significant increase in hate crimes in the southern california area. we had a fire set outside a muslim congregation in escondido, which is only about five miles north of poway. we have had an increased awareness recently in this community. >> sreenivasan: chris, any t thought go through your mind as you daar this news >> well, it's scary because we 'rke to think in san diego that we're tolerant, open, these kinds of things don't happen. they hitpen elsewhere. ertainly is an eye opener today. i guess the only good news is how rapidly the authorities responded. the first reports came in at

let's fill up the synagogues, let's stand tall, let's dance together. the jewish people who haven't been to the synagogue in a long time, this is the time to do it. >> and a touching moment right after he smopoke. you can see him being held in a long embrace. we're hearing from the youngest victim who survived the shooting, this 8-year-old. >> my uncle, he was holding my hand and he was, like, grabbing me and stuff. and the person who was shooting, he was aiming at him. so he -- it hit him and the -- it went like that, and it hit me too. >> so you got hit with shrapnel. >> little pieces. >> this one is pretty big, but these are little pieces. >> so the piece of shrapnel went in your leg and came out the other side. what were you thinking then? did it hurt? >> in the first place when it was like gushing blood, i didn't feel it. and then after they wiped it and the blood was off and it was -- i felt like i had the giantest bruise ever. it was hurting bad. >> such a brave little girl and cnn's sara snider also smopoke her father who was inside the synagogu

we began tonight at synagogues the bay area on edge. katie nelson oakland has a stepped-up security night. >> reporter: we are here at temple sinai tonight one of many synagogues across the city seeing extra presence from oakland police. it's all in response to yet another shooting at a house of worship. >> zebedee was screaming. tied yourself, shooting, shooting, shooting. so we all laid on the floor third crawling to the exits. >> again and burst it into a synagogue just outside san diego and started shooting. killing one woman and injuring three others. including the rabbi, and a young girl. >> he didn't say nothing, he just came in and started shooting. he was just focused. we saw the hate and was of the murder. >> more than 100 people were there celebrating the last day of passover when the gunman later identified by police as 19-year-old john ernest opened fire with an ak style assault rifle. >> we are correcting it just collecting evidence and we are aware of this manifesto which we are in the process of reviewing to determine th

of course this is tragic news with respect to the synagogue.ou make of the president's tribute to this off-duty border patrol agenti thought that was pivotal that he braining that in immediately. >> it was very important. and it's very important for the american public so se to see tht off-duty law enforcement are willing to step up and make a difference even though they're not wearing a uniform at the time. lawrmlaw enforcement agents, aly want do is protect the american public and do right by the public. that's what we saw and what he did was heroic. >> it u is no surprise to me tht this gentleman stepped into it. they understand the commitment, sacrifice, service is a 24-hour job. but is there a message for the nation to take from the way he reacted? >> absolutely. the message is that the law enforcement that is here to protect the american public, too often we get vilified for doing a very good job because you've got too many people that have their own political agenda. and when you put political agenda ahead of the american public, bad thi

the investigation does continue with the san diego synagogue shooting. condolences offered from around the country. >> more on what we found out about the attack and what local leaders are saying. >>> a restaurant in the north bay had firefighters calling for extra resources. what it took to get the fire out and why firefighters say might be to blame for the fire. here in the bay area today, making a few stops in california over the next couple of days. more on his visit and what he has to say about it to just a moment. but first we are going to talk about whether with rosemary orozco. it was chilly when i got a. she said the weather was change. there you go. >> yes, little cooler out there yesterday. temperatures continue to fall today, a live look there. the golden gate bridge, a little bit of fog to go around this morning as well as clouds back once again across the bay. over areas of the north bay, east bay and south bay. a cooling trend continues for your bay area study . temperatures outside right now, very similar to yesterday within a few degrees

synagogue was holding a children's event in poway. john t ernest allegedly walked into the synagogue and started shooting within a our type assault weapon. 4 people were shot including a little girl, two adults, men and an older woman. sadly, the woman has died. the other people are in stable condition right now. please tell us after the shooting, an off-duty border agent was chasing the suspect that opened fire but the 19- year-old gunman was able to get away. he was taken into custody after calling police himself and turning himself in. there is more now from a news conference just moments ago. >> we have seen these tragic events all over the united states and all i can tell the people out there that see this on their tv is that your law enforcement agencies, federal, state, local and county are vigilant and will provide the type of security to prevent sadly, we are seeing this happened all too often around our country. it is tragic especially when it happens in our own backyard. >> reporter: police are not releasing the names of th

that synagogue in poway. they are people who walk their children to that synagogue all the time, i could see firsthand the pain and the difficulty that they were going through. >> the sacrifice lori kay made have not been forgotten. we see hate that seems to be on the rise, and i'm wondering, do you believe it is the climate in this country and in the world that is contributing to this. >> i believe we're dealing with a climate that didn't start yesterday. it's been the better part of the last decade something which has begun to rise. i don't think the gunman knew about chabad. i think he was looking for a jewish place to strike. the pain i feel is not nearly as someone from chabad. i feel it as a jew, as an american. i feel it is a puncture of that that has been so sacred in our american life. personally, i'm a great grandchild of people who were murdered in cold blood by the nazis, i'm a grandson of one who died in the war, fighting the natszdyes in the military. and on another side, one who was persecuted

. >> a gunman opens fire in a southern california synagogue. >> we're code 4 here. >> congregants shot, the rabbi, aloud on this last day of pass over. >> our condolences to all the people injured in the senseless act of tragedy that visited poway this afternoon. >> tonight we're learning new information about the victims and how the suspect may be linked to another possible hate crime. archipelago we are strong. you can't break us. >> we will walk through this tragedy with our arms around each other. >> good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. a suspect is in custody tonight after that shooting at a san diego county synagogue that left one person dead and three others wounded. among those hurt a rabbi and a young girl. >> reporter amy powell from our sister station in los angeles has traveled to poway where the synagogue is located. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: community members joining together for a candle light vigil, a show of unity hours after a deadly shooting inside the chabad of poway. >> and on a religious day like we have today which is shabbat and the e

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. >>> in 19-year-old mended man fire in us california synagogue. leaving one dead and 3 injured. >> it is tragic especially when it happens in our own backyard. >> reporter: >> the attack of the san diego county synagogue is being investigated as a possible hate crime. good evening. i'm alyana gomez. andre senior is often night. investigators say a gunman, 19- year-old john earnest, allegedly planned the attack for 4 weeks, wrote an online manifesto and may have set fire to a mosque last month. attack happened as worshipers were holding a children's events, marking the end of passover. 4 people were shot, one person has died and 3 others were hospitalized. authorities say john earnest use in ar-15 used an ar 15 to carry out the attacks. >> reporter: a 19-year-old is in custody after a shooting at the chabad of poway synagogue in california. >> the suspect is identified as john earnest, age 19. he is a san diego resident who has had no prior arrest records in san diego. >> reporter: police say the incident happened around 11:30 am local time when th

synagogue in just six months.ed fire at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, killing 11 people in october. and it comes on the heels of violence against christians in sri lanka where more than 250 people were killed in a series of bombings on easter sunday. and muslims in new zealand where last month an australian man opened fire on worshippers at two mosques, killing 50 people. the message of hate this weekend, again prompting some communities to take action. in new york city police have beefed up patrols at synagogues, churches and mosques. >> we must, we must be thinking of more ways to stop the spread of this hate and protect all houses of worship. >> reporter: at miami's faith community baptist church pastor richard dunn says you would never know some of his parishioners are off duty police officers, each armed and ready to respond to an attack. >> they come like they're coming to worship. we believe in the element of surprise. >> reporter: according to the fbi reports of hate crimes have spiked in recen

. >> the america's hearts are with the victims of horrific synagogue shooting. >> the community lost a great soul. >> 100,000 illegal immigrants arrived at our borders. we are sending many of them through sanctuary cities. thank you very much. i'm proud to tell you that was actually my sick idea. >>> the 2019 correspondents dinner in a different feel than the past run. >> they wanted boring at this year's deliver. i can deliver on that big time. the united states was never content to have a chief magistrate of gold when it could get one of tin. politicians in diapers must be changed often and for the same reason. ♪ >> announcer: this is "new day weekend" with victor blackwell and christi paul. >> thank you for being with us. >>> this morning, investigators are scouring the background of 19-year-old john earnest, the suspect in that hateful attack on a religious synagogue in san diego. >> investigators say he started should go during a passover celebration and killed one person and injured three others before calling 911 to identify himself to police. now as they review a manifesto, o

cal perry outside the synagogue in poway, california. cal, what is the latest that we understand about the survivors? three individuals just describing and, of course, the big question, motive? >> reporter: you know, first to the survivors. everybody is thankfully in good health and minor wounds, of course, the psychological wounds will be far greater. with motive, hate, a 19-year-old white male who put online his hatred and picked a holiest days to act out on the hate. luckily it wasn't as bad as it could have been. we are talking about this 19-year-old white male with an ar-15, fully loaded with lots of ammunition and then inside the gun jammed, this according to officials and or the gunman was confronted by an offduty officer and when the gunman fled and we know from what he put online he had aspirations of a new zealand-type attack, something on a much larger scale so it's a tragic day in this community. no question about it. but a lot of the questions that police looked to answer in these investigations are being answered quite earl

you yourself and the synagogue were victim of it?re fortunate enough to be on much more less severe end of the continuum but i absolutely think it could be defeated. i think that america is a fundamentally decent nation with fundamentally good people who live here and i think that ultimately we can defeat the minority among us that wish to perpetrate evil on the rest of us. leland: will a lot of people around the world during other times of rise in anti-semitism in history who said sort of the same thing. is there maybe a blind eye to the syndrome, what makes this rise of anti-semitism defeatable in your mind where others were not defeated to such horrific results? >> maybe it's wishful thinking on my part but i don't think so. i think that the -- the make-up of american society and the structure of american society and government is such that what has happened elsewhere will not happen here, but we have to be vigilant. no question about it and to bury our heads in the sand -- leland: rabbi, jews will pray that you are right and next

it's really deeply sad to see that in synagogue after synagogue in the united states and jewish institutionsore and more guards, there's more and more security, the sense of openness i remember when i was a kid doesn't exist in the same way today. >> april ryan, this is your beat, you cover the white house. the president had an event in the oval office today. he didn't take questions. one reporter asked if he believed that white nationalism was on the rise. didn't answer. when he was asked that question in march he said no despite the fact showing otherwise even from his own administration, why can't he lead on this? what's going on, april? >> he can't lead because he doesn't want to lead. that's -- that's number one. and this isn't new for the president. let's go back to november, don, right after the midterms. remember our friend yamishalsindor and said, mr. president, are you a white nationalist and he turned it back on her and said that was a racist question. and last year, the beginning of last year, we are having the same conversation that's been going on since even before this preside

no explosives at the synagogue. [inaudible] . >> the status of the witnesses the rabbi's house behind the synagogue waiting to be contacted by fbi agents and deputy sheriffs. >> i would prefer that to the synagogue i don't know we will have extra patrols in the area and hopefully nobody will try to copycat this tragic event. >> my understanding is the rabbi is one of the individuals that was injured in the shoot and as i stated before there was a border patrol officer off-duty at the synagogue. and as he was leaving the facility he obtained a weapon. jesse: that was a san diego county sheriff delivering a briefing one woman killed injuring three others he identified the gunman as john ernest, an 18 year old white male. clean record also suspected to be involved in a mosque burning that occurred about one month earlier in escondido which is interesting. and we will bring more as the story develops. so joe i will begin with you there is a real pattern of the last year targeting houses of worship. shootings that attack

we are talking about a synagogue, a jewish synagogue it was attacked.re is nobody, there is never been a president that has loved the jewish people and supported israel as donald trump has. nothing donald trump could have ever said would have caused this. on the contrary. trump is always supporting the jewish people. he is loading the jewish people. he did that before he was -- he is lauding the jewish people. he did that before he was president. what is so odious is this group of people, none of them are known for being supporters of israel. were being supporters of the jewish people. i've never heard of them as being somehow especially supportive of the jewish people. take some of them, for example, there is one of them on there that is known for inflammatory rhetoric against the state of israel. >> laura: ralph, i've got to get you in on this. how does the various religious communities, how can they come together after this spate of attacks on places of worship? i have to say the synagogue, the christ church slaughter, easter sunday mass. as a roman