Trial Begins for Pittsburgh Synagogue Gunman Who Prosecutors Say Targeted Jews

Prosecutors argue Robert Bowers felt an intense hatred toward Jewish people and committed a calculated and premeditated attack.
Bowers faces over 60 federal charges, including 11 hate crime and obstruction counts that carry the death penalty.
Bowers' defense attorney acknowledges that Bowers planned the attack but wants jurors to scrutinize his intent.
Prosecutors turned down Bowers' offer to plead guilty in exchange for life in prison rather than the death penalty.
The trial is set to begin on April 24, 2023, over four years after the attack.