they will put together a memorial tonight, a vigil, it doesn't matter your faith, they are welcome to come, and this is something that devastated this community, which is a well to do part of pittsburgh. predominantly jewish area. historically jewish area. and the synagogue itself is made up of multiple congregations inside. some of them more traditional. some of them reconstructionists. some progressive. so many different types of people practicing different interpretations of the faith, under that roof. and neighbors here are devastated. >> that is a very good point. this was a synagogue, we understand, with not just different strains of jewish worshippers but also different rooms and so we're still trying to get a a sense of how this all under folded. i did note that there is a perimeter there, and we've also seen the pictures of heavy law enforcement presence. can you tell us if the people that you have spoken with, or are the people in squirrel hill allowed to move around. are they still on lockdown?