presbyterian with extremity injuries that are doing much better and not in critical condition. and there is one patient at upmc mercy who had an extremity injury that received an operative intervention and is actually recovering. >> earlier this morning, i saw a report that a chaplain the from u upmc was one of those that was injured. can you tell us anything about him. you alluded to that 70-year-old. i wonder if that's the man to whom you're referring? >> that is the man who i'm referring. he's a 70-year-old chaplain here at umpc presbyterian and served in a capacity at the synagogue. he had the most critical injuries and wounds and given his age, will likely have the longest challenge to recovery. but he's also showing some signs of response to the treatment. >> i want to get your perspective. you've been focusing on this as aically natio icallclinician, at as somebody who lives in pittsburgh, i want to get your reaction, dr. yealy, to what you saw here yesterday? >> this was our family that was