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1. Pittsburgh staggers after synagogue shot kills 11
Members of three congregations were inside the Temple of the Tree of Life, where an appointment ceremony for babies was about to begin. Among the victims of the shooting were a 97-year-old woman, an 80-year-old married couple and two 50-year-old brothers.
Police said the alleged attacker, Robert Bowers, 46, was ranting during a shootout with officers: "They are committing genocide on my people, I just want to kill Jews."
ABC News' national chief correspondent Matt Gutman tells us about his conversation with a rabbi who was there when the shooting began: "He saw the gunman, he heard the shots, but his brain could not take in what was really happening. He said he understood that they are under attack. "
Alexandra Wimley / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette through AP
Police officers secure the scene in which several people were shot on October 27, 2018, at the Congregation of the Tree of Life in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh.
2. The Pittsburgh massacre highlights the increase in hate online
Gab is among alternative media platforms that offer "uncensored marginal media spaces," according to Benjamin Decker, a researcher at the Shorenstein Center for Media, Policy and Public Policy at Harvard University.
As the authorities investigate the presence of Bowers in social networks and if he announced his intentions online, we observed the advance of social networks and the propagation of hate speech online.
ABC News' global affairs correspondent Martha Raddatz compares it to the rise of ISIS and the way the terrorist group took advantage of Internet-based anger, hatred and recruitment.
John Cohen, former interim assistant secretary of the Department of Homeland Security and a contributor to ABC News, tells us that groups like ISIS and neo-Nazis are using social media to "inspire dissatisfied people" to commit attacks: "They are targeting social networks to express themselves They will often say things on social networks ... which, looking back, we anticipate the next attack. "
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An ID picture of the Department of Motor Vehicles of Robert Bowers, suspected of the attack at the synagogue of the Tree of Life in Pittsburgh.
3. Suspect linked to mail bombs to appear in court.
Sayoc, 56, was charged with five federal crimes, including the interstate transportation of an explosive, the illegal shipment of explosives and threats against former presidents. He faces up to 48 years in prison if convicted.
Investigators believe the suspect built the devices in his white van, which was covered with stickers and stickers with political messages, according to two officials informed of the investigation. Officials said a printer, seals, paper, unidentified dust and welding equipment were found inside.
ABC News Mark Remillard is in Miami and discusses the case.
4. Trump's response to the week of violence.
President Donald Trump condemned the Pittsburgh shooting this weekend as "pure evil" and a "perverse act of mass murder."
"Even while pursuing the same old goals, I think it has softened it a bit," says Jonathan Karl, ABC White's correspondent in the White House. "The question is, what do you do now?"
Students join Sia to share their powerful message about violence with firearms
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Pope Francis celebrates a closing Mass at the end of the Synod of Bishops at St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican, October 28, 2018. (Photo credit: Filippo Monteforte / AFP / Getty Images)
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Pope Francis celebrates a closing Mass at the end of the Synod of Bishops at St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican, October 28, 2018.
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The people of Pittsburgh show a great capacity for recovery after a deadly shooting during the weekend inside a synagogue.
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