 Yesterday in Pittsburgh, ground was broken for the structure that will replace the Tree of Life Synagogue. It's now been more than five years since a gunman fueled by anti-Semitic hate entered the Tree of Life, murdered 11 of the people there, and injured another six. The new structure will be home to a sanctuary for the congregation, as well as a center for combating bigotry and a museum of anti-Semitism. And it's designed by the architect Daniel Liebeskindt.