KEILAR: Breaking news on a deadly shooting near a German synagogue during the Yom Kippur holy day. Two people were killed when a gun fired shots outside of the synagogue and then into a nearby kebab shop. A suspect has been arrested in what German authorities are describing as an anti-Semitic attack. Officials say the suspect recorded a video of his rampage as it happened, live streaming it to more than 2,000 viewers before it was taken down. They say he briefly launched into an anti-Jewish rant on the video, claiming the Holocaust never happened. And tonight in northern California, 750,000 homes and businesses can soon be without power as the state's largest utility company tries to prevent a deadly wildfire. PG&E says the unprecedented move is trying to prevent from downed fire lines from sparking fires during extremely windy and dry conditions. More than 30 counties could be affected. Officials say residents could be without power for up to seven days and as news spread of this preemptive shutoff, residents stockpiled water and other essentials before stores closed and schools cancelled classes. I'm Brianna Keilar, in for Wolf Blitzer. Thank you so much for watching. "ERIN BURNETT OUTFRONT" starts right now.
Two Dead in Shooting Near German Synagogue.