jonathan perlman from the new light congregation there are three different congregations that hold their services on saturday mornings here it's a tree of life it's new light and it's a door had dosh and all three hold simultaneous services is led by lee people in the squirrel hill area but this is a place where dozens of families start their weekends for decades ok well we can go live to somebody at the same a regular guest in fact and coleman has. been a few lives in the area dan thank you for coming on to walk say what can you tell us about the latest. well the last i heard there is an active shooter. in the synagogue here in squirrel hill which has a large jewish community it's a very generally safe and. active place has a lot of shops a lot of people come here to myself. and at least four people have been killed and there's police everywhere at this point a lot of the neighborhood has been closed off have you managed to talk to people that saw what happened than one of witnesses said. just that there is at least one shooter who started shooting in the synagogue i guess. again hittin

rabbi jonathan perlman/ new light congregation: "what happened yesterday will not break us. will ruin us. we will continue to thrive and sing and worship and learn together."that was the message that leaders had sunday, during a vigil remembering the 11 people killed just one day before at the the tree of life synagogue.less than two miles from the scene of the massacre, crowds spilled out of the memorial hallthe rabbis from the tree of life synagogue, led the interfaith vigil rabbi jonathan perlman/ new light congregation: "we'll continue our historic legacy in this city with the friendliest people that we know."the alleged shooter will make his first court appearance monday. he faces 29 federal charges, and the u.s torney in pittsburgh says he will seek the death penalty. scott brady/ u.s. attorney: "the fact that this attack took place during a worship service makes it even more heinous a place of worship is a sacred place."and pittsburgh's mayor pledged the city's continued support for the jewish community mayor bill peduto/ pittsburgh: "we will drive anti-semitism and the hate of

who turned out on sunday for a memorial service at the university of pittsburgh, where rabbi jonathan perlman said, "what happened yesterday will not break us. it will not ruin us. we will continue to thrive and sing and worship and learn together and continue our historic legacy in the city with the friendliest people that i know." yes, it's going to take a lot more than this to break the resolve of the jewish people. they will continue to worship, and learn, and sing. ( applause ) naturally, in times like these, our nation looks to its president for comfort and guidance. that's our first mistake. ( laughter ) immediately after the shooting, trump told reporters how the attack in pittsburgh could have been prevented. spoiler alert, it's more guns. >> this is a case where if they had an armed guard inside, they might have been able to stop him immediately. >> stephen: "yes, it's so simple. in fact, why didn't jewish people have an armed guard for the past 5,000 years? ( laughter ) moses could've saved a lot of desert time if pharaoh knew he was packing." ( laughter ) "okay, back off, pharaoh.

rabbi jonathan perlman/ new light congregation: "what happened yesterday will not break us. will ruinrive and sing and worship and learn together."that was the message that leaders had sunday, during a vigil remembering the 11 people killed just one day before at the the tree of life synagogue.less than two miles from the scene of the massacre, crowds spilled out of the memorial hallthe rabbis from the tree of life synagogue, led the interfaith vigil rabbi jonathan perlman/ new light congregation: "we'll continue our historic legacy in this city with the friendliest people that we know."the alleged shooter will make his first court appearance monday. he faces 29 federal charges, and the u.s attorneyn pittsburgh says he will seek the death penalty. scott brady/ u.s. attorney: "the fact that this attack took place during a worship service makes it even more heinous a place of worship is a sacred place."and pittsburgh's mayor pledged the city's continued support for the jewish community mayor bill peduto/ pittsburgh: "we will drive anti-semitism and the hate of any people back to the bas