[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> they need to leave america. >> strong words from virginia's governor after a rally turned deadly. new details about the woman killed from those who knew her. plus, a show of solidarity. cities nationwide come together after the chaos in charlottesville. we did live team coverage tonight. >> bryce harper goes down explicitly. video.worthy new details about the injury and when he's expected to be back on the field. announcer:

-- 6:30, on your side. >> developing in charlottesville, the community remains on and after a white nationalist rally turns deadly. this video shows a man driving into a car into a crowd of counter protesters yesterday. nation are city, and asking why it came to this. jeff goldberg is live in charlottesville with the latest on the chaos. reporter: we are at the corner of fourth and water street a couple blocks off of the walking mall. there is a growing memorial for heather higher, killed yesterday when a vehicle filed -- plowed into a group of counter protesters. the number of flowers and people keep growing by the hour. at the moment, things are relatively quiet. a significant police presencen

flareup. tensions continuing today in charlottesville, as unite the right organizer jason kessler tried holding a press conference, but was shouted down by protesters. authorities had to shield him and escort him to safety, all with police set -- snipers keeping close watch from nearby rooftops. sunday's unrest follows a day of violence on saturday, when white nationalists and neo-nazis marching in charlottesville class with counter protesters. before 5:00, a car slammed into a group of people marching near the downtown walking mall, killing one woman and injuring 19 others. 32-year-old heather hyer of charlottesville died in the crash. today, a quiet vigil held in honor of heyer, who was marching yesterday in opposition to the unite the right march. >> she was here to speak up for equality and to know that her life was taken because of that

vehicle, 20-year-old james alex fields, jr. of ohio, was charged with second-degree murder along with several other crimes. last night on twitter, the president offered condolences to the victims, while democrats and republicans have criticized the president for not specifically condemning white nationalists during remarks on saturday. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry, and violence on many sides. reporter: the unite the right -- holds to torch rallies on friday night to protest the removal of the robert e lee statue from emancipation park today at mount zion baptist. church in charlottesville, the governor terry mcauliffe delivering a message to white nationalists. >> there is no place for you here in charlottesville.

reporter: we are back here live at this memorial where the crash took place yesterday. the uva medical system is reporting that up to 19 people were injured yesterday in the crash. 10 are in good condition and nine are discharged. the washington post is reporting that the driver suspected in committing this crash yesterday, james alex fields, jr., has long been a supporter of nazi beliefs. the suspect will be in court here tomorrow morning. in charlottesville, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. kimberly: thank you for that report. here's what else we know about the victim 32-year-old heather heyer,. she worked at a law firm in charlottesville. the president of the miller lite group released a statement saying, "heather was a great person. she was a peaceful person. she was full of life and her time was cut short."

more about the man investigators say was behind the wheel of the car that went barreling down a street full of counter protesters. police say 20-year-old james fields junior of maumee, ohio and his mother is now speaking out. i didn't know it was white supremacist.i thought it had something to do with trunk. kimberly: fields' minor -- mother says he joined the army years ago. it's do not show him as active.across the country , people are coming together in the wake of yesterday's violence. rallies and vigils are happening across the dmv as a sign of support for charlottesville. this is new the world war ii memorial. a strong showing of solidarity tonight.i'm curious as to why they chose that particular memorial. reporter: they are going to use this memorial as a sign. you can see that we already

wins. organizers,age from they are condemning white supremacy and honoring those who already fought against it. some of the signs have remained after the crowd left. go home. you are not wanted in this great commonwealth. reporter: echoing the words of governor terry mcauliffe mcauliffe after the violence in virginia -- >> in this commonwealth, he'd will lose and love will win! to show acrowds rally sign of solidarity and take a stand against hate. >> what we saw yesterday was a cold-blooded murder, domestic terrorism by a white supremacist extremist. reporter: through speeches and song, dozens of people uniting as one in arlington after one woman was killed and so many more injured saturday after tensions boiled over at that white supremacist rally in charlottesville. >> these are people who now believe that they have the power and e

them know they don't have the power . reporter: a deadly day of hate and dwight howard diversity clash, just some of the howardes -- and dwight diversity clash, just some of the headlines today. some outraged and angry saying president donald trump did not take a tough enough stance. >> he has no trouble speaking out against any other leaders in his own party as well as democrats and other world leaders, except for white supremacists. >> what happened in charlottesville was a direct attack by those who would seek to have us go back. as we come back here live, there is a small makeshift memorial for 32-year-old heather heyer, the woman who was killed yesterday during the chaos. everyone that was out here has moved toward the white house, because another vigil is planned

lafayette park. another sign of solidarity for everyone in charlottesville. on the national, ryan hughes, abc 7 news. kimberly: a virginia state police helicopter crashed in all the marvel county, killing two troopers who had been assigned to protect the governor. lieutenant h. jay cullen and trooper-pilot bates were both killed. bates would have turned 41 years old today. he just transferred to the aviation unit last month. the national transportation safety board is still investigating today. this new video shows an interstate processional, a sea of blue lights. .ou can see it at wjla.com we will be covering every development after the chaos in charlottesville. tragic new details to tell you about now. a 17-year-old girl who was shot in the h

car in northeast has died. police are investigating her death as a homicide. she was caught in the crossfire on saratoga avenue. the 21-year-old man has been arrested. at last check, detectives are looking for two more suspects tonight. also in northeast, police have arrested a son for killing his 81-year-old mother late last night. 51-year-old derek cook was arrested and charged with murder. it happened on 4th street. now to the cringe worthy video fall from bryce harper. fans held their breath and assumed the worst. tonight we are learning more hopeful details. scott abraham is here with an update. could have been much worse. scott: you saw the video. everybody saw the video. it could have much, much worse. a collective sigh of relief from nats fans everywhere. bryce harper should be back in the lineup before the season is over.

knee shows the ligaments and tendons are intact. harper has a significant bone bruise on the knee. he has been placed on a 10 day disabled list. let's just say bryce harper is quite relieved. >> i thought to myself, you know, it's 10:00 at night and we are playing a game in the rain. i was upset about that as well. it was just a freak accident, a freak situation. i think it flashes before your eyes and then you realize there's nothing you can do. it is part of the game, part of sports. you just try to hope for the best and pray for the best. i think we got the best possible news that we could. scott: bryce harper certainly one lucky guy today. we will have much more tonight. kimberly: i'm sure his super athleticism help him. let's take a look outside. a gorgeous summer d.

look at the forecast. josh: we are hanging on tonight. the high pressure that brought moving ane today is little too far to these for us to hang on to it tomorrow. 84 degrees for d.c.. 82 in washington and leesburg. throughout the overnight hours, back into the mid-60's. tomorrow morning, clouds told in. we could see spotty showers monday. in fact minutes, we will let you know when the rain moves through your area. kimberly: coming up next, we continue to follow developments out of charlottesville, a day after a rally turned violent. americans are

kimberly: developing now and keeping with our top story, a look in charlottesville. people coming together after saturday's white

-- nationalist rally turned deadly. a car plowed into protesters killing a woman. 19 others were hurt. the driver faces murder charges. the white nationalists were there to oppose a plan to remove a statue of robert e lee. anthony scaramucci is among those criticizing the president for his initial response to charlottesville when he claimed there was hatred "on many sides." >> i wouldn't have recommended that statement. he needed to be much harsher about white supremacists and the nature of that. kimberly: today, the white house defended the president's response. juste president didn't call for human beings to respect one another, which is the fundamental bare minimum, but he called for ideally americans to love one another. kimberly: the president will return to washington briefly tomorrow b

kimberly: if we could just have a repeat of today for the rest of the week, everybody would be happy. josh: it doesn't quite work that way, but at least everyone can enjoy sunday. let me show you what is happening. this is a shot from alexandria, belle haven country club, 82 degrees and low humidity. a nice summer day. now we are at the top of our building at the station. 83 degrees from reagan national. light breeze around three miles an hour. it might be a little sticky with another greatut day for the second baseball game of the day. mid-seventies on the way home. stays quiet and drive. good news for the giants game. throughout the overnight,

60's for a lot of us. another comfortable night. we do bring in a few extra clouds. they are likely to be here tomorrow morning, but will start to get figure closer to lunchtime. not a lot of rain on futurecast for tomorrow. just little spotty showers. we will see enough of them that it is probably worth taking the umbrella with you. better chance of rain showing up monday night and into tuesday morning. some of that could be a little bit on the heavy side. tuesday, most of the showers will be in the morning. a few more pop up again into the afternoon. the first two days of the work week will remain a little on the unsettled right. we start off with sunshine, clouds building in quickly, then spotty rain, especially afternoon into the evening. throughout this week, we start off on the cooler side, but we are actually above average by the time we got to wednesday, thursday, and friday. temperatures will be around 90 degrees. today, if we rewind one

breaking a record. ,85 is a nice day. 30% chance of rain monday and tuesday. wednesday.on as the 90's moved in on thursday, we bring in another chance for scattered showers and storms. tomorrow -- next week, sunday looks like the nicer day. tracking a few thunderstorms for monday, the day of the solar quits. hopefully, the timing works out well. we will watch that throughout the week. kimberly: all right. harper, harper, harper. scott: everybody can breathe. crisis averted. the nationals and bryce harper dodging a serious bullet. hear from gm mike -- mike rizzo and from harper himself. find out when harper says he's this busy mom spends her days driving all over town. so... why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale, and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points.

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>> we feel that we avoided, dodged a bullet a little bit here with any long-term ligament or tendon damage. the bone bruise is something of significance and we are going to treat him cautiously, and hopefully have been back later on the season. scott: you know what? maybe bc sports teams are not cursed after all. a little bit of good news today. the injury to bryce harper not as bad as everybody feared. the all-star does not have any ligament or attended damage in his left knee. he does, however, had a significant bone bruise that will keep him out indefinitely. the injury happened in the first inning of last night's game against the giants. the road to recovery has already started, but harper plans to be very smart with this injury. i don't really have a recovery timetable. if i feel good, i feel good.

my mindset is. i will push to the limit. that's how i've always been. this is a big one to me. it is something i'm striving towards. scott: good news, harper will be back this season. double-header for the next. game-winner -- game-winning joe panics and ask a base hit to write. a 3-0 lead.ake the only bright spot on offense was anthony rendon. his 22nd home run of the season, but it wasn't enough. washington drops game one for-two -- 4-2. another training camp in richmond in the books. one more walk-through, then the redskins are going back to ashburn.

returned to practice after missing time with an ankle sprain. jordan reed and deangelo hall not in pads today but were running drills on the side. head coach jay gruden and the players are reflecting on this year's camp in the river city after today's practice. >> it was a good camp. we got a great evaluation on a lot of guys. we got three major preseason games left to finalize our evaluation process. that's what it's all about. just challenging each other on offense and defense, getting after each other. it is extremely competitive. that's what we got out of it. scott: redskins gearing up for the second preseason game on saturday at home against the packers. united resumes their match. the game was postponed last night and the 30th minute due to heavy rain around rfk.coverage begins at 7:00 on news channel 8. join us later tonight for abc 7 sports sunday. sb nation ra

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