saturday's shooting left 11 people dead, fixtures of that community, bernice simon, a couple known for their kind nits, jerry rabin owitz who helped treat aids patients. the president will visit pittsburgh tomorrow while the current rabbi, tree of life synagogue, said the president is certainly welcome. a group of progressive jewish leaders wrote a letter to the president saying you're not welcome in pittsburgh until you fully denounce white nationalism, stop dangering and targeting minorities and assaults on immigrants and refugees. with me to talk about how his community is beginning to heal tonight, rabbi chuck diamond who served as rabbi at tree of life for seven years. i want to give my most profound condolences for what you and the community there has gone through. how are you guys holding up? >> well, we have a very special community here and i'd like to thank you, chris, for having me, and for your words of comfort. the response from around the city, from the jewish community and the nonjewish community, from around the united states of people want to help and from around the world has been overwhelming and of great comfort to us.