this weekend in both charlottesville and washington, the community of charlottesville is still trying to recover from last year's deadly rally there. i want to bring in bishop harry jackson. that's a live picture from washington. moments ago, actually, not a live picture. i'm going to go now to charlottesville to talk with the senior pastor of the hope christian church in beltsville, maryland. bishop, what have you been hearing from the community since the death of heather heyer and the protests in charlottesville? what have things been like a year later? >> well, they want to see healing in the community. they want their community to be remembered as a place where the church comes together and they begin to heal racial division. and they believe that their disunity is part of the backdrop of the story, why the community was vulnerable to such external attacks. >> and we've seen tragedies like this around the country sparked