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To convert tragedy to resolve, to constructiveness. pittsburgh is well-suited. it's a decent and cohesive community, but for you, i think it's reeling, and it will be that way far couple weeks. but community leaders are coming together with -- to try to be -- look -- be forward looking and comforting. >> harry, ben, thank you. let's keep up the conversation later in the week. we are out of time for this hour of msnbc live. more news with craig melvin now. >> good morning. we are from head quarters in new york city. synagogue attack. the suspected gunman behind the worst attack against jews in ...

That skills like teamwork, attention to detail, and customer service are critical to business success. like the ones we teach here, every day. neighbors gather at a vigil in pittsburgh to remember the 11 people killed in yesterday's synagogue attack in pittsburgh,

With love still in their hearts. this community is in deep mourning. make no mistake about that. they are trying to process that right now. and as you're seeing, for hours now, there have been people streaming in to this memorial service at soldiers memorial here in pittsburgh. and we're talking about people from all over the city. there are people from other parts of the country who were here, from new york and even the world, from israel, who are going to be here and speaking to those who are gathered, wolf. >> we know others were injured in this horrible synagogue attack, including police o...

Synagogue attack in pittsburgh that killed 11 people. if you think he can help himself politically by toning down the bellicosity? does he believe it helps him politically not to? anthony: i think he's biologically designed when people are smack talking against him, he'll smack talk back three or four times. the harvard study says 92% of the press treats him negatively. when they are coming at him they are coming -- he's coming at them four or five times. but if he dialed it down one notch. it's not saying he doesn't have to be adversarial. calling president trump, that's

Synagogue attack in pittsburgh that killed 11 people. if you think he can help himself politically by toning down the bellicosity? does he believe it helps him politically not to? anthony: i think he's biologically designed when people are smack talking against him, he'll smack talk back three or four times. the harvard study says 92% of the press treats him negatively. when they are coming at him they are coming -- he's coming at them four or five times. but if he dialed it down one notch. it's not saying he doesn't have to be adversarial. calling president trump, that's