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tonight. in the next few minutes, the medical examiner will release the names of the deceased victims. i would personally ask that the media respect the privacy of the families of these victims. i was there last night and witnessed the notifications being made to the families. it s a very difficult time for the families and i ask you to give them some distance. finally, if you see a first responder, whether it be a police officer, paramedic, or firefighter, go up to them and say thank you for their work that they ve done. the last 24 hours has been extremely stressful for them and a word of thanks would go a long way. at this time, i ll turn it over to pittsburgh bureau chief scott shubert who will give you an update on his officers.
what we saw on the tarmac yesterday. and it was sort of real-time. it was the president fielding questions when he didn t need to field questions. so much of what we re talking about here, gun policy, about the death penalty, these are things he seemed willing to engage in in the aftermath of what he saw yesterday. if you can t be the consoler in chief, then will silent and show a solemn regard for what happened. but he proceeds in a way that if he s not on teleprompter, he shouldn t be speaking. his staff tries to control him, and he made a joke about it after the bombs that were sent a few days earlier in which he said, i can tone it down, but i can also tone it up. and, boy, do we know that. margaret, thank you very much
for the time. no doubt this will be a vital conversation here over the next few days. right here in pittsburgh the mourning continues. more vigils are scheduled for today. as we heard from the medical examiner, they are continuing to perform autopsies on the 11 victims killed yesterday. a.m. joy will continue to bring you the latest on this story as it develops. we ll be right back. my name is elaine barber, and i m a five-year cancer survivor. being diagnosed with cancer made me rethink everything in my life. the things that became important to me were the relationships with people. we pulled together closer as a family. i had so many people at ctca helping me find a way to go through the treatments, to prepare me for anything i would ve faced.
thanks of an entire city go to them. their sacrifice and their knowing of the danger that they put themselves in order to be able to protect others is something when they put on that uniform that we should understand the sacrifice that they make. and to their family members, this city will be behind and there to support you in anything that you may need. and finally, to those that are not familiar with pittsburgh, to those who have given their words of in the hospital only confidence, but support to pittsburgh from around the world, around this nation, and around the state, thank you. we know that we, as a society, are better than this. we know that hatred will never win out. that those that try to divide us because of the way that we pray or where our families are from around the world will lose.