The eleven worshipers killed Saturday morning inside of a Pittsburgh synagogue had NO direct warning their congregation was being targeted by an extremist. And yet, in general terms, warnings WERE out there--threats made toward Jewish groups across the country on social media platforms that have become increasingly active and increasingly public about their hatred.

With white supremacist groups on the rise, and violent attacks on the increase along with them, does the nation's law enforcement need new ways to stop these attacks before they happen? And how did what was largely considered a European problem of ascendant neo-Nazi groups migrate to the United States? We will go In Depth.

We will also talk with a former white supremacist who has now devoted himself to helping others in that movement get out, and stay out; and ask about what drew him to skinheads in the first place.

Then in the back-half of the show: with election day just over a week away, we're debating California's propositions all week on In Depth--first up, rent control and Proposition 10.

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