The government shutdown enters its sixth day. A Harvard professor is in hot water for threatening

behavior outside of Massachusetts synagogue and a court blocks President Trump from sending

National Guard troops to support ice operations. I'm Georgia Howe. John's out this week. It's Monday,

October 6th, and this is Evening Wire.

The government shutdown continued into its sixth day of a total stalemate today.

The Senate convened this afternoon, but is not expected to pass a reopening measure.

Talks remain centered on the issue of Obama-era health care subsidies, which Democrats would like to extend,

but Republicans would like to debate once the government is reopened. A Harvard professor faces consequences after an incident near a synagogue in Massachusetts.

Daily Wire senior editor, Joel Needler, has the story. A visiting Harvard law professor has been

placed on administrative leave after allegedly firing a pellet rifle near a Boston area

synagogue on the eve of

Yom Kippur. Carlos Portugal Govea 43 claimed he was, quote, hunting rats when he popped off two

shots outside Temple Beth Zion in Brookline last week. Cops say the axe shattered a car window

and triggered a massive police response just as congregants were gathering for the holiest day of the Jewish calendar.

Security guards confronted Govea,

sparking a brief scuffle

before he bolted into his nearby home.

He was later cuffed and charged

with illegal discharge,

disorderly conduct, and vandalism.

Authority said they do not believe

the synagogue was targeted,

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