the fbi may have prevented a deadly hate crime in colorado. the fbi arrested richard holzer. he was planning to bomb the synagogue in pueblo, colorado. they say he talked about killing jews in forums online and shared video of himself casing the synagogue in pueblo. police are investigating a deadly stabbing at a popeye s restaurant in maryland. he was in a fight with another man over the fast food chain s chicken sandwich. the victim was rushed to the hospital where he later died.
synagogue in colorado. they say holzer talked about killing jews in forums online. he faces a 20-year sentence if convicted of a hate crime. police are investigating a deadly stabbing at a popeye s restaurant in maryland. he was in a fight with another man over the fast food chain s popular chicken sandwich. the victim was rushed to the hospital in prince georges county where he later died. he knows what he did. he needs to do the right thing and step up. the fight was related to the popular chicken sandwich which just returned to the menu after debuting this summer and quickly selling out nationwide. jury selection starts today in the trial of the trump adviser roger stone.
the fbi says 27-year-old richard holzer espoused white supremacist ideology. feds say they first spotted him online talking about killing jews. undercover agents reached out in september. by october feds say they met with him to plan bombing this 119-year-old temple emmanuel synagogue in pueblo, colorado. the individual allegedly visited there multiple times after hashing his plot with these undercover agents. the defamation league says this plot marks the 13th time the past year of a white supremacist targeting the uchjewish commun. thank you for joining me, and goodness. when did you first learn that the fbi had stopped this plot to bomb your synagogue and what was your reaction, sir? well, i first found out about
arrested by fbi agents posing as co-conspirators. he talked about killing jews in forums online and shared video of himself casing the temple in pueblo, colorado. homelessness is triggering a nasty political fight in texas with republican governor greg abbott taking a page out of president trump s playbook. he s slamming the capital city of austin for allowing the homeless to set up tent cities. more now from cnn s ed lavandera. reporter: when state crews starting cleaning up trash and filling dumpsters with the discarded belongings of homeless people who live under this highway in austin, texas, 56-year-old william rainey just watched with tears in his eyes. everything he owns fit in two shopping carts he had already packed up. has this been an emotional day for you? it has. it s been very stressful. some people don t like homeless
house and ultimately did find shelter but gives you a sense of how many are being affected by this. it has been one year since the deadliest anti-semitic attack in history. the doors to the tree of life in pittsburgh remain closed after 11 were killed there. sara sidner spoke with survivors as they continued their prayers for healing. cecil rosenthal, david rosenthal, bernie simon, sylvan simon. reporter: every day for the past year the names of the 11 jews shot to death in their pittsburgh synagogue are recited before the jewish prayer for the dead. joe has attended the daily service five days a week for one year. the 91-year-old is a visitor here at the congregation. but he often leads the prayer.