System president to resign. As Andrew Spencer reports, the teams players are sticking together at least publicly as more than two dozen say theyll boycott team activities. Online, the mizzou mily stands as one, posting this picture of the team. The move comes after graduate student Jonathan Butler started a Hunger Strike last week. He accuses the universitys leadership of not doing enough to address racism on campus and push mizzou in a positive direction. Jonathan Butler started Hunger Strike im in this, because its that serious. Were dealing with humanity here, and at this point, we cant afford to continue to work with individuals who just donon care for their constituents. Univerty of missouri system president tim wolfe issued a statement saying, in part, that he is dedicated to ongoing dialogue to address these very complex societal issues giving no sign that he intends to resign. Im Andrew Spencer, reporting. At least four people are dead and more than a dozen others were injured
funeral services for all victims were held last week as the community is still trying to come to terms with this horrific tragedy. jacqui heinrich is following the story from our new york city newsroom. jacqui. reporter: the tree of life synagogue is still closed today. it s a crime scene after the sheeting claims 11 lives one week ago. worshipers gathered for a healing service outside of the building this morning. weeping and leaning on each other worshipers gathered in an area on the street cordoned off by police barriers and cones. they braved the rain, standing under umbrellas holding a vigil with a moment of silence and prayer. shabbat was held at nearby beth shalom temple. this shabbat is different, our community and jewish community and our whole nation suffered tragedy this week. everyone s faith was here, everyone came together. everyone said we don t want hate. we want love. we want peace. reporter: this week all 11
hit or miss showers especially north of the metro area and mainly in the afternoon. brief afternoon storms tomorrow, some could become severe. highs in the 80 s, breezy. we have some good news at the potomac river. ferry service reinstituted today at white ferry. springfield headlights coming toward you looking good. 66 in pretty good shape, no accidents. on the beltway near connecticut avenue, there s a report of a truck with its brakes on fire. be careful. this camera shows nothing going on. lanes are open on that stretch of the beltway. back to you. thank you. 5:01. following new developments. there are new concerns about the threat of flooding. along flooding. crossing waters today lead to dramatic rescues and flooding buildings along the georgetown waterfront. courtney robinson joins us with the damage left behind and new fears about more problems. this morning in georgetown you can see we still have pumps and crews working to rid the waterfront of all this w