chaos in charlottesville. >> i mean, it's the most horrific thing i've ever seen in my life peup. >> you pretend you are patriots. >> a city battered by hate. right now on "news4 today" the new calls for action after the violence. good sunday morning to you. we have a horrific scene playing out in the streets of charlottesville. one person dead as a result of car slam into a crowd. >> overnight there was calm and

some holding vigils for the dead and the wounded. the nation wakes up with a lot of questions. we continue to follow the developments as they unfold throughout the day. >> want to welcome you in to this sunday morning. on a positive note, we have a beautiful sunrise behind us and we hope it shapes up to be a nice one. i am adam tuss. >> i am angie goff. >> the thunder was so loud last night. >> i worked over at wtop, and we are news partners over there, so there's a lot of weather moving across the region last night. we will not see anything like that for sometime. it's beautiful. what a gorgeous sunri

6:01 a.m. a few storms through southern maryland, but, again, those will move out of here and we will start to dry out. we are at 70 and you will step outside and you will notice the humidity. >> lauren, thank you very much. now to the disturbing images out of charlottesville, showing the moment of a car plowed through a crowd killing one woman. this act has sparked the justice department to open up a civil rights investigation. the attorney general, jeff sessions, says the violence and death strike at the heart of american law and justice. as that car went through the crowd, people were thrown to the crowd. a 32-year-old woman died and 19

hospital, including five people that do have critical injuries. charlottesville police arrested a 20-year-old from ohio. police have charged him with murder and multiple other counts. >> some of the video might be tough for you to watch. we witnessed white nationalists and counter protesters taking to the streets where you can see people are wearing helmets and gas masks here. some in the crowd carried confederate flags and nazi symbols. as the brawls escalated on the streets at least 35 people were hurt. >> i don't think -- this is not a proud day for

charlottesville, to see two opposing groups who both have freedom of speech, but this is not the way. >> we know one man was from virginia and two others from out of state were arrested. the charges range from disorderly conduct and assault to carrying a concealed weapon. virginia state police are mourning the loss who died when the helicopter they were in crashed just southwest of the city. police identified the two troopers as a pilot, lieutenant jay cullen, and lieutenant bates. bates was supposed to celebrate his 41st birthday today. police say there's no indication of foul play here. the violence in charlottesville has been emotional for so many people. >> it has. a makeshift memorial has

were killed and hurt yesterday. cancels were lit at the spot the car slammed into protesters. they are stopping by to drop off flowers and take a moment to reflect. those that live there are trying to come to grips with everything that happened. >> so coming here is, um, it's my way of saying, um, our children are worth this fight. >> that mom says she has by racial children and does not want them to face racism, aspecial shr especially where they live. >> and trump is taking heat from republicans and democrats for not going far enough, and instead the president suggested many sides were to blame. >> we condemn in the strongest

possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides. >> when asked for clarification on the president's comment, the white house said the president was condemning bigotry and violence from other side. >> i have a message to the white supremacist and nazis that came into charlottesville today, our message is plain and simple. go home. you are not wanted in this great commonwealth. shame on you. you pretend you are patriots, but you are anything but a patriot. >> here is more of the reaction we seen from political leaders. >> violence and bigotry must be

>> for love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite, and senator john mccain tweets, white supremacists are not pratriots but traitors. >> chuck todd will speak with the president of the southern poverty law center, chuck cohen. the time is 6:07. wow, take a look at your television right now. if you have not seen that, that is beautiful. you saw thunder and lightning last night, and maybe it's all moving out. brighter skies today. lauryn is tracking what you can expect for the rest of the workweek. great play. harper hits the bag and goes down clutching his leg. >> m

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there was no winner in last night's drawing. the jackpot is estimated to reach at this point $430 million. you could still win 2 bucks. >> if i came up on top 50 cents i would be happy, as long as you are on the plus side. but $430 million. unbelievable. what looks like a million bucks is the storm rise. lauryn ricketts is here to tell us about our sunday. you said there was going to be sun, and there was during the day, and then the rain came. >> my forecast is verified thanks to adam tuss. and the sunshine created the storms we had yesterday afternoon through the evening. lightning and downpours, and thankfully we did not have the tornadic activity l

but we had storms nonetheless. an absolutely gorgeous morning. no filter on this. this is a live picture. the sun is just coming up at 6:20 a.m. this morning. beautiful. i will have to tweet that out. now the humidity is coming back in. that's one thing you will notice when you head back out this morning. the humidity is not here right now and it will be absent throughout the day, and the rain is absent. we had half an inch yesterday, and we are doing well in the rain department for august. gaithersburg got near an inch. it was a plentiful rain out there. and that will move off to the eastern shore. it's only an area of spotty showers right now. hopefully you slept with the windows open ath

dropped. it's going to be on the lower side of the humidity out there, and temperatures will be in the mid-80s. it's a good-looking day out there. tomorrow we have a chance of an isolated shower, and temperatures will be in the low 80s because i believe we will have a lot of cloud cover around tomorrow. a few sprinkles around tomorrow. for the most part, we will keep the cloud cover around. temperatures will hold in the low 80s. expect sprinkles if you are west of d.c. tomorrow afternoon. guess what? a lot of people heading back to school tomorrow. yeah. if you have not went back to school already, muggy conditions continue tomorrow. tuesday and wednesday, partly sunny skies and muggy. we will have chances of storms as we get into friday and saturday of the next workweek.

>> thank you, lauryn. we have "reporter's notebook" up next. >> we will be back in 15 minutes. good morning. i am pat lawson muse. what will the name change of the verizon center mean to the city and the fans. the verizon sign will vanish and the sign will read capital one arena. it appears the name change this past week took a lot of folks by surprise. >> it has been in the works for a while. verizon said it would not continue with the sponsorship, so what was it going to be? capital one had been rumored and it was not until the past week where they said we are the capital one, and i don't know what they are going to call it now, not

somebody said maybe the wallet, but the media had reported that capital one bought this, $100 million for ten years, $10 million a year for ten years. and that means a big spot in the nation's capital for capital one, and they will change the signs. they are going to spend $40 million, the company that owns the teams and wizards, they will spend $40 million inside to make it more fan friendly. it will faketake a couple weeks if you want to take a selfie before they take it down go soon. >> what transformed the neighborhood? >> back in the mid-90s, marion barry took over

center out in prince georges county was out dating and not useful. so the city spent over $100 million to pay for the land, and they built the building and it was named mci, and that's no longer around and then verizon took over in 2006, and now capital one. and the nats' ballpark, they have not collected a name for that. >> it brings gridlock, but also metro to that neighborhood. >> yeah, that's the reason for putting it there, because it was metro accessible. you see what that kind of arena can do to transform a neighborhood, and we have that model pushed all over the region, where the silver line has gone through and w

stations out there. that has a lasting affect through our origin. >> opponents said we don't want an arena right here, and the sidewalks won't be big enough, and other businesses won't be able to flourish. one councilmen want the stop to go inside the arena, which meant you would go into the arena and never go outside, and so jack evans said let's put it outside so when people come up out of metro they can be in the neighborhood, and now it's one of the biggest money revenue generators. and the hov lanes will stretch. you will pay for a faster ride or you will ride for free if you choose to carpool. adam, what is the impact going to be on

work is under way? >> there will be some things to watch out for as it transitions. that facility is already in place, so what they have to do is come in with the technology and wire the thing and it should take a year and a half or two years to get that facility up and running. the bigger picture is northern virginia is pushing all of its chips on the table and saying express toll lanes are a way to get out of traffic, and that is what is only going to unlock the gridlock in northern virginia. >> it's interesting, too, while the express lanes do generate controversy from people that don't want to pay the tolls, but the popularity is growing. we did a story about ridership and usership. >> yeah, usage is up on the express lanes, all thoet tolls have been ridiculous. $30 for one way on the express lanes, but that's because there's noap

the whole thing is called congestion pricing, and the idea is if there are too many people in the express lanes, and they raise the price so people don't want to pay and the people that pay you get the speedy trip. northern virginia is really banking on this, and we are seeing the whole express lane network, and 66, 395, in and outside the beltway. >> and tom would like to see express lanes around add the tollway. >> yeah, and they used to be called lexus lanes, and you had to have the money to be on them. these highways are paid 90% with federal money, so the lower income people they can't, so we are punishing them by saying we are not going to fix the roads so you can drive on them you have to pay if you want to go on the lanes, so i

unfairness about the lanes, and i understand why they are doing it because they need to move traffic, and if we keep having toll roads, the people who can't afford it are stuck in traffic, and the lexus guy speeds off to wherever they are going. >> it's not necessarily everybody to drives a lexus that drives the lanes. i am not an apologist for the lanes, i think there are issues as tom brings up, but the state has found a way to get things done without taxing you for it. in return they get to collect tolls for decades, and that's the tradeoff. you are handing over your road and there's no cap, and in maryland stuff like that has not

happened. >> when do the 395 lanes open? >> fall of 2019. this is a story that turned heads this past week, that van cruising through the streets with nobody in a seat, and there was a man dressed like a driver's seat. after we got over the shock and amusement of seeing a pair of hands, we discovered it was only a test. >> there is a science behind this. i hope everybody can see what we are talking about, the two hands and the shorts and the white legs coming out of what was half a car seat. virginia tech, we are getting so far along in the testing of autonomous vehicles, and virginia tech wants to see how you react to a car that doesn't have a driver, so this whole thing is a

experiment to see how we as pedestrians, as cyclist and other drivers would look into a vehicle and say, oh, my goodness, there's nobody driving that thing and what is the reaction to it. as we get further along because all of us will see self driving cars is coming, and we need to see whether these vehicles are driving themselves or really are at a high level of autonomous driving, whether they need a marker on the outside saying this is driving itself. how are people reacting to this? >> there's no law -- what is the law in virginia where if i want to try a driverless car, can i just do it? >> there's no law in virginia or d.c. or maryland that says you can't test an autonomous vehicle as long as somebody is there to take control if something goes

wrong. whether that's somebody in the backseat or you are remote controlling it. >> i have seen the way you drive. you would be good with a self driving car. >> some people did wonder if there were laws being violated? >> there were not. >> you chased him down? >> yeah, there's a code in virginia that says you should not have a mask on your face except if your job calls for it or a medical reason or halloween, but what virginia tech did here was not theoretically breaking the law. >> it certainly fascinated us. there will soon be a new bridge in the washington area for cars with and without drivers. and there's plans to replace the douglas memorial bridge. that's the largest construction project in d dot's history. what do you know about the bridge, tom? >> this dates back to tony ll

they were trying to build a baseball center, and the street went up on a die aduct and on to the bridge. the bridge is just out of date so there has been plans or discussions and preliminary talks about doing the bridge and this week the mayor talked about the design and putting it where it's going to be, if you go to the bridge going out of town the new bridge will be to your right and it will be a totally new bridge, and it will be where 295 and them all meet up. >> this is part of a 30-year program by the water initiative. that will change the face of the entire area. >> anybody that lives in the washington region at

where the ballpark is were a wasteland for development, and the roads were bad and the property was under idealized. i live in that neighborhood, and i am stunned for what all is going on. >> adam, traffic? >> there's going to be construction headaches. the good news is they are building the bridge next to the existing bridge and not shutting that down so it will be a seamless transition to the new bridge once it opens. traffic in our region is tough and i don't see the bridge unlocking gridlock and there's more outside the box thinking we have to do as a whole region to get around traffic. >> it's similar to the 11th street bridge, and it changed a lot of backup on pennsylvania avenue, and a lot of that

or martin luther king avenue. would it solve the traffic problems? i am not aware of anything that will solve of the growing region we fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com

some commuters on the green line notice there have been closures. safe track work is over so why are stations being closed temporarily? >> we are talking about the southern end of the green line. metro is done with safe track, but there are still parts of the tracks they have to fix. there are a number of the projects coming down the line. so just expect that there is still going to be maintenance metro does even after safe track is over. >> can we take the

to the fair? >> i don't know. i love the montgomery county agriculture fair, and they had a horrible accident in ohio where one of the rides broke apart, and we saw maryland state inspectors inspecting all the rides going up and we were told all the things they have to do. >> they do the inspections daily. >> and even after they open the company checks them every morning. there's a lot of restrictions, if you have a small child or older adult, they said they have a good record and they do. you just go out and enjoy the fair. it's a great thing to do. >> all right. >> the animals smell a little bit, but that's part of being an agriculture smell. that was not me, that was the animals. >> thank you. that was "reporter's notebook." "news4 today" continues.

♪ ♪ right now at 6:30, a nation divided over hatred. white nationalists clash with protesters, and a woman was killed when a car plowed through a crowd there. >> how leaders are now calling for action. >> it's a busy morning here and there will be a lot of reaction to awful this today, and we will follow all of the developments for you as we go through the morning here on "news4 today." meanwhile, we have a beautiful sunrise over the nation's capital. i am adam tuss. >> i am angie goff. let's send it over to our meteorologist, lauryn ricketts. the round of

yesterday, the last of it, right, for a little while? >> we are seeing a few showers around us, so that area getting rain right now. once that is out of here, then we will start to dry out and we will have that lower humidity. it's beautiful out there this morning. now, with everything going on it's looking like a beautiful morning, so we can take that. temperatures as we go through the day will pop up into the mid-80s, but first i will show you the showers i was talking about through southern maryland, coming off the northern neck. so we have a few showers, but it's a great start. outside the beltway, temperatures in the 60s. we do have another chance of rain in the 10-day forecast, and we will talk about when you need that umbrella and a lot of kids are headed back to school tomorrow, so what you can expect for your monday, coming up.

in reaction to the violence and protests, crowds have been marching across the country. at one point one group marched on the off-ramp of an expressway. >> and downtown los angeles protesters took to the streets to condemn racism. a similar march happened in orange county. they wanted to spread a message in opposition to the message of hate. as a federal civil rights investigation gets under way into yesterday's deadly car crash in charlottesville, charges are pending against the driver. >> it follows a tragic day, and a warning that you might find some of the video we are about to show you a little disturbing. ais

charlottesville, and prosecutors say it was caused by this man, a man from ohio. he is charged with murder and malicious wounding and a failure to stop. a video shows a car mowing down everything in its path until slam into one car and then backing away. many there were counter protesters. the white nationalists were protesting the city's decision to remove a statue of confederate general, robert e. lee. >> go home and never come back. take your hatred and bigotry. >> the president called for unity. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatre

many sides. >> and many called saturday's incident, terrorism. amidst all of this, two virginia state troopers died when their helicopter crash, and they had been following the protest from above charlottesville. >> we are also hearing from the organizers of yesterday's rally, the white nationalist group, and earlier in the week the city announced the rally must be moved out of emancipation park to a larger one for safety reasons, and the judge ruled the city must allow the rally to take place downtown. >> the charlottesville city government and police refused to do their jobs, and they refused to protect our event and enforce the terms of the permit as ordered by the

and denied us our rights. >> former kkk leader, david duke, was at yesterday's rally and praised it as the fulfillment of the promises of president trump, and the president has not supported duke's comments. >> we will fulfill the promises of donald trump, and that's why we believes in donald trump, and he said we could take our country back. >> president trump has not supported duke's comments. meanwhile, former vice president al gore criticized the president's statement. >> they are not equivalent. i don't know about the fist fights earlier in the day, and violence on both

but i do know that it was a terrorists act on the part of the person who drove that vehicle -- >> gore also criticized the president for his position on the paris climate accord and the stance on climate change. >> it's a stark reminder of our country's dark and troubled history when it comes to the issue of racism. and we take a look at new data about how deep issues of race run and where the big divide exists. eer eerie echos of the past. race after decades of self rights marches and historic legislation, and even the election of a black president is still at the center of our national

>> yes, america is entering a unique phase of history. >> race relations in the united states are worse now than in the '90s, after the o.j. simpson verdict and l.a. riots. polls show 42% of black americans are very dissatisfied by the way blacks are treated, and only 15% of whites share the same view. >> the playing field has never been fair, and those who had the advantage now feel disadvantaged because they no longer have the advantage. >> surveys and polls can obscure feelings on the hot topic of race, but experts say how people act may be more revealing on what they think. >> a harvard researchers found hidden racism that public surveys may not capture.

100 searches for obama also included the kkk or the n-word. >> nobody is going anywhere. this is who america is. america has come to terms with it, we are a multiracial society. >> that was nbc's morgan radford reporting. we have more coverage in charlottesville, download the nbc washington app as well and search the word "charlottesville." police in ohio are dealing with a controversy this morning. it's due to this video posted online. it shows a euclid ohio officer punching a man. the altercation started when a man refus

officer's orders. the arresting officer has been placed on administrative leave pending further review of the incident there. >> and then two homeless women were stabbed yesterday. there was an argument that broke out in a small park. a good samaritan was able to take down the knife wielding suspect and police were able to get there, and the victims are expected to be okay. can't get enough of the sunrise coming up over the nation's capital this morning. we will start to dry out after all the rain last night. lauryn is tracking your forecast as we get ready to head back to work and school. a lot of us got soaked from the showers last night, even indoors. how the mystics turned a leak into a lot of fun r the crowd.fo

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welcome back. 6:43 right now. the violence in charlottesville, we continue to cover this developing story. it's really striking a cord with people no matter where you stand politically. >> senator ted cruz going a step further, urging the department of justice to immediately investigate and prosecute the grotesque act of american terrorism. that comes as president trump is facing criticism to his response to the violence. and joining us is the

of "meet the press." we thought north korea would be the story but then we get this. did the president denounce this act enough? >> no. it's pretty clear to me. it's interesting you brought up the north korean stuff. the president faced two big tests and we all thought how was he going to be doing in this moment, and he needs to be the person that brings people together, and he failed on that front. north korea, this is a moment, what is the point of the rhetoric? is he spinning people up and giving people anxiety or keeping calm and all of that? i think it's fair to say this was a week he has been put to the test on two fronts. i think he clearly failed on the charlottesville front. the fact is his words have not helped, and to some it made it

worst. at best it's neutral. you look at the reaction. one of the reasons you are seeing so many republicans ramp up the rhetoric more in condemning is the concern that the president didn't do enough. >> the one thing i am seeing all over social media is people are talking about, his words, he used from all sides, or from many sides in talking about the bigotry and the violence. was that the point where he missed the mark? >> he tried to -- it was interesting that it was almost as if he was trying to comment about a political argument. the political divide of the violence, if that was his response after the scalise shooting, and this is equating wh

and this is legitimizing them on being a side that is a worthy side. we made a decision as a society to essentially aus trau size these groups, and the democratic party and ostracized it from its pa politics and so did the republicans, and now it's back. >> now more than ever it shows you words matter, especially if you are the president and you look to respond to these things. words matter when you deal with a foreign country like north korea. >> i spoke to admiral mullen last night and i will have some of the interview today, and that's his biggest concern is that the rhetoric that this president is using and the rhetoric frankly the north koreans are using, they are doing just that,

room to maneuver. is it a hostile act that the united states needs to respond to? that has been, i think -- again, i keep putting the two moments together, because we identified it as a big question mark. how he is going to handle this, and presidents get tested in their first year internationally, and in the moments when you have to be a healer in chief, and he's hit with both and clearly he failed on the charlottesville front. i think it's too soon to tell on north korea. >> with the recent events that unfolded over the weekend, i don't know if it's going to change, but we know the president was claiming to have what he called a news conference tomorrow. do we know if he is still planning

plans on revealing? >> i would say under normal circumstances i would think they might rethink tomorrow, but this president usually runs towards controversy and doesn't run away from it, so i think we will see him at the press conference, and perhaps he will change his tone. then again, he's not somebody that backtracks, and the more criticism he gets sometimes, the more he digs in his heels. i don't know if this particular story, if there was ever a moment where he changes his havoc on this, this is would be the time. >> let's keep an eye on his twitter. >> tell us who you have on the show today? >> the mayor of charlottesville. there was a lot of law enforcement standing around and there's questions of could they have done more

president's national security adviser. >> thank you. >> you can see "meet the press" every sunday. it comes up at 10:30 right after "news4 today." the time is 6:49. we want to talk about the weather. >> we do. as we wake up on this sunday morning, a lot of us are drying out. >> we are seeing a few showers if you are south and east of d.c. we are talking about southern maryland areas, same areas in the county, and we are talking about how beautiful the sunrise is. >> you get a gold star. >> thank you. we have that going on today right now. the sun came up about 20 minutes after 6:00. no rain out there today. just another great day. yesterday afternoon not too bad, and then we had the storms that rained on everybody's parade last night. the good thing about today, it's not as muggy. that

looking good all throughout your sunday. now your humidity, it returns overnight. before we have rain chances moving in at the end of the workweek, but it's going to be a beautiful morning to wake up, and temperatures in the low to mid-70s as we continue through this sunday morning. very refreshing as you step outside. there's the showers i was talking about in st. mary's county. moving out of the northern neck and into the eastern shore area, and around leonard town and southern calvert county. the temperature is 70 degrees in washington. and look at the shenandoah valley, coming in at 61 degrees right now. very nice conditions out there in the shenandoah valley, and as you continue through the remainder of your morning, 80 degrees. low to mid-80s for daytime highs today. we will have a mixture of s

today, and of course it's not going to be that bad. we are playing the giants, and 1:35 is the pitch for the first game of the doubleheader. again, expecting sun and clouds and in the mid-80s. if you are sticking around for the evening game that starts at 7:05, it will be wonderful as well. that sun will be going down ten minutes after 8:00 p.m. tonight. low 80s for tomorrow and cloudy. maybe an isolated chance of a shower and the humidity rolls back in overnight. if we do see showers, they will really be west of d.c. i am talking along the shenandoah valley precipitation reason we are going to be cloudy, we have the frontal system. we had the rain that came along with the frontal system, and that frontal system passed through the area, and it is now hanging out in the carolinas. we will have clouds moving in and out especially on your monday, and that continues to move and sink to the south. it

mountains, and that means cloud cover for us with a little drizzle and that will mainly be along the mountain ridge. it will be cloudy through the day tomorrow, and unfortunately humid. temperatures will be in the mid-80s once again. a lot of kids going back to school tomorrow, and most of our counties here in virginia, and i know a lot of counties wait until labor day. it's going to be humid for the kids waiting on the bus stop. cloudy, but i believe we will be dry early tomorrow morning. and then as we head through the rest of the week, it is just going to be hot and humid as temperatures begin to rise. temperatures will be in the low 80s for tomorrow and maybe a chance of an isolated shower. we stay humid tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, and even into the weekend. that humidity is not going anywhere. welcome to august. we have a chance for rain late on ur

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chaos is charlottesville. >> i mean, it's the most horrific thing i have ever seen in my life. >> virginia in the spotlight as thousands clash in the streets. >> you pretend you are patriots. you are anything but a patriot. >> the new calls for action after the violence. >> what a day yesterday. we are waking up today to a different situation in charlo

>> one person we know is dead as all the are of the car slamming into the crowd and 13 others were hurt. >> the nation wakes up with many questions. we will continue to follow all the developments as they unfold throughout the sunday. >> we want to welcome you in as we hit the 7:00 hour. i am adam tuss. >> i am angie goff. the weather mostly impacted your saturday, especially in the evening hours. this morning, it looks like we are drying out. lauryn ricketts, you could notice a difference when it came to the humidity. >> the humidity dropped overnight last night because of a funnel system that came through, and that brought the thunderstorms and behind the front, drier and nicer conditions so it's a beautiful morning. we will continue to see a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. the sun coming up at 8:

mary's county at this point. they are moving off to the eastern shore. we had a little moderate downpour in st. mary's city, and here in d.c. we are now at 70 degrees. we are expected to be dry today but we have changes as we head through the workweek. we are talking about the humidity rolling back in quicker than you can expect. let's get to the disturbing images in charlottesville, showing the moment a car plowed through a crowd at a nationalist's rally. this has sparked the justice department to open up a civil rights investigation. jeff sessions says the violence and death strike at the heart of american law and justice. as that car plowed through the crowd you could see people were

a 32-year-old woman died and others were hurt. >> five people do have critical injuries. and police arrested this man who they say was driving the car, and he is 20 years old and was from ohio. he was charged with vehicular murder and multiple other counts. some of the video might be tough for you to look at. we witnessed white nationalists and counter protesters taking to the streets. you can see people wearing helmets and gas masks in the crowd. some carry confederate flags and nazi symbols. many came because of the plans to remove the statue of robert e. lee. >> this is not a proud day for charlottesville or vgi

freedom of speech, but violence is not the way to turn. >> police arrested three others. one man from virginia, and the other from out of state. their charges are from disorderly conduct and assault. >> two troopers died helping out with the efforts in charlottesville when their helicopter crashed southwest of the city. the pirate was lieutenant jay cullen, and lieutenant bart bates. trooper bates was supposed to celebrate his 41st birthday today. the ntsb are investigating what caused that chopper to go down and there's no indication of foul play. the memorial was created to remember the woman that was killed and those hurt yesterday. candles were lit at the spot where the

counter protesters. people have stopped overnight to drop off flowers and take a moment to reflect those that lived there. >> coming here is, um, it's my way of saying, um, our children are worth this site. >> that mother there said she has bi-racial children. >> and president trump is taking heat from democrats and some republicans for not going far enough and singling white nationalist for violence, and instead of president suggested many sides were to blame. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry on many sides, on m

>> when asked for clarification on the comments, a white white house official said he was condemning hatred from all sides. and we heard from terry ma cacc kwruf who said one message. >> our message is plain and simple. go home. you are not wanted in this great commonwealth. shame on you. you pretend that you are patriots, but you are anything but a patriot. >> here is more reaction that we have seen from political leaders. maryland governor tweeting, quote, violence, bigotry must be confronted and condemned. former president obama tweeted a quote from nelson mandela, and senator john mccain tweets white

supremacists are haters. we just spoke with chuck todd and he will speak with the richard cohen coming up in the 10:00 hour. the time is 7:09. it was a beautiful sunrise. we are getting the last of it right now. all the thunder and lightning, and the rain, it's finally moving out. lauryn is tracking what you can expect for today and the start of your workweek. and jones to the bag to get harper to hits the bag and goes down clutching his -- >> a major scare there for all you nats' fans. bryce harper down, and

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welcome back. local schools trying to fill their final teaching vacancies before the new year begins. they are reviewing more than resumes, but back checks as well. >> the news4 i-team discovered dozens of teachers have been pulled for misconduct but some found a way back in. we'll get to scott's report in just a second here. dancing to the i-team music. >> we want to remind you, we do have a news4 i-team special report airing after "news4 today." >> a majority of teachers protect their students, but there are some bad apples and the agencies that are supposed to supervise those bad apples sometimes make mistakes. when you send your kids back to

trust the person at the front of the classroom. but dozens of teachers abuse that trust, including the theater teacher in silver springs. >> we are having technical problems. >> we trusted him and thought he cared about our son. >> it's like a movie or tv episode that comes to life, only it's you, and you really do think this can't be happening. >> he pleaded guilty to a sex offense. >> he declined to speak to us, but we learned he steered clear of public schools since, but some teachers accused of misconduct -- >> so obviously we are having technical difficulties with that report. you got a little dancing from

>> we don't need graphics, and hopefully we have graphics. >> we are going to have a huge conversation about the weather now. it's nice out there right now. you notice the low humidity out there. it's wonderful conditions. that's how it's going to be for the remainder of the day. the humidity rolls back in overnight. temperatures are right now at 71 here in d.c. and step outside the beltway, temperatures are in the 60s. in the overnight, temperatures in the 60s to around 70 degrees. we are not going to fall too far too fast. but we are looking at dry conditions out there. we have a doubleheader, and the time is from 1:35, but it's at 1:05 the first pitch. >> yeah, the miss the whole first two innings. >> yeah, i

1:05, the first pitch, and then the next first pitch is at 7:05. it's going to be a wonderful afternoon and into the overnight for anything you want to do out there today. now as we continue into the day tomorrow, a lot of kids headed back to school here in virginia. a lot of kids are headed back to school. we will see temperatures tomorrow in the mid-80s. we will be in the mid-80s today with low humidity. mid-80s tomorrow and the humidity rolls back in. we will have showers and possibly a thunderstorm, but that will be highly isolated. tomorrow you can expect just cloud cover. monday, cloudy and temperatures in the mid-80s. again, the humidity comes back. by tuesday, wednesday and thursday, we also are looking at mostly cloudy conditions. temperatures stay in the low t

mid-80s. we will have again a little bit of the humidity around as well. the humidity fell last night but it's a one-day special and we continue to be muggy as we go over the next week, 70 degrees right now in d.c. 66 at dulles, and 64 in gaithersburg. temperatures dropped in the upper 50s out in winchester and into martinsburg. we had temperatures south, and now some have moved off to the eastern shore, and now we are looking good at we go over the next couple of hours, because we will dry out the next couple of hours. we had a frontal system just passing us and is what brought us the storms last night, and now it will hang off the coast and cut through north carolina. we are going to get sunshine out there today, but i believe we are going to have a mix of sun and clouds. mid-80s for daytime highs today but less

and the nats games, we have the doubleheader as well and that will be fantastic. 83 for tomorrow and cloudy. an isolated shower mainly west along the shenandoah valley, but the humidity is back. we do have plenty of clouds in place as we go through tomorrow. again, an isolated shower chance west of d.c. for tomorrow afternoon through tomorrow evening. so mid-80s for your sunday. we stay in the low to mid-80s on monday. again, we do have isolated chances of showers here and there, mainly west, but probably up against the mountains, muggy conditions tomorrow and then we stay muggy tuesday, wednesday and all the way through the workweek. we do have a chance for rain. late on thursday night we have a chance for rain, and then temperatures on friday and saturday will be in the mid to upper 80s. we could have storms, maybe some of the storms

welcome back. it's 7:24. we are giving you a peek inside the critical part of nasa's mission to mars. >> the space agency is preparing to send astronauts to the red

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right now at 7:30, a nation divided in a battle over hatred. we saw chaos unfold in charlottesville as white nationalist clash with counter protesters. a woman was killed when a car plowed through a crowd. >> a dozen others were hurt. all morning long we are sorting through the fallout and how leaders are calling for action. >> a lot going on just a few hours to our south, and hard to believe this is happening so close to happen. we have a busy subpoenanday for. >> we want to follow-up on the weather, because we know a lot of you were dealing with the strong storms last night. lauryn ricketts is here and she

special. >> yeah, that's about all we are going to get, mainly because the humidity lowered overnight last night, and you are going to wake up and the temperatures right now at 70 degrees, and in the 60s outside the beltway. the sun came up six minutes after -- sorry, 20 minutes after 6:00, 6:20 a.m. how about that? we are going to have a mix of sun and clouds out there today. not full sunshine out there, unfortunately. wake-up weather, temperatures in the low 70s at 7:00 a.m., which is where we are right now. we take them up in the mid-70s by 9:00, and if you head to the farm market or getting kids ready to go back to school, not that bad this morning. temperatures topping out in the

head through the week. no rain out there today. we will talk about rain chances coming up in a just a few minutes.

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in reaction to the violence and the protest in charlottesville, crowds have been marching in cities across the country. in philadelphia demonstrators marched through the center of the city and at one point they marched on to the expressway and blocked traffic until the police escorted them to another place. >> and a similar demonstration happened in orange county. the anti-racist groups said they want to spread a message in opposition to the message of hate. as a federal civil rights investigation gets under way

crash in charlottesville, and pending charges are against the driver. >> you might find some of the video here a bit disturbing. a disturbing scene in charlottesville. prosecutors say it was caused by this man, 20-year-old james fields, jr., and he is charged with murder and failure to stop. the video shows a car mowing down everything in its path and slam into another car and then backing away. one woman dead and 19 others hurt. many were counter protesters there to counter protest. by late saturday, virginia's governor had seen enough. >> go home a

take your hatred and take your bigotry. there's no place. >> the president called for unity. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred and bigotry on violence on many sides, on many sides. >> some republicans went where the president didn't, specifically condemning white supremacists and calling saturday's incidents terrorism. amidst all this, two virginia state troopers died when their helicopter crashed. they had been following the protest from above charlottesville. >> 7:36. we are also hearing from the organizers of the rally, and they gathered to protest the removal of the statute of the confederate, robert e.

allow the rally to take place downtown. >> the police refused to do their jobs, and they refused to protect our event and enforce the terms of the permit as ordered by the federal judge and created an unsafe environment and denies us our rights. >> and duke was also at the rally, and the president has condemned yesterday's violence and has not supported duke's comments. >> we are determined to take our country back. we are going to fulfill the promises of donald trump, and that's why we voted for donald trump because he said he will take our country back and that's what we have to do. >> again, trump has not supported duke's comments. meanwhile, al gore

moral equivalence to the alt right group. >> they are not equivalent. i don't know about the fist fights earlier in the day, and violence on both sides. i don't know. but i do know that it was a terrorist act on the part of the person that drove that vehicle -- >> gore also criticized the president for his position on the paris climate accord and his stance on climate change. what happened in charlottesville is putting the issue of race front and center in our national conversation once again. >> it's a stark reminder of our country's dark and troubled history when it comes to racism. morgan radford looks at data that shows how deep the issue of race runs and where the big divide exists.

race, after decades of self rights marches and historic legislation, and even the election of a black president is at the center of our national conversation. >> why now? is this the tipping point? >> yes. america's entering a unique phase of history. >> nearly three quarters of american voters say race relations in the united states are worse now than in the '90s, after the o.j. simpson verdict and l.a. riots. when broken-down by race, black and white americans don't see eye to eye. polls show 42% of black americans are dissatisfied by the way blacks are treated but only 15% of whites share the same rule. >> the playing field is not fair, it's not fair, and those that had the advantage now

longer have the advantage. >> experts say how people act may be more revealing of what they actually think. a harvard researcher found hidden racism that public beliefs that polls may not capture. the searches for obama also included the kkk or the n-word, and last year, they spiked during president trump's campaign. >> we are a multiracial society. >> head online and search "charlottesville" in the nbc washington app as well. policen

with a big controversy this morning due to this video posted online. check it out. it shows a euclid, ohio police officer punching a man. he was eventually charged with driving under the suspension and resisting arrest. new this morning, a woman was arrested after two homeless women were stabbed in arlington yesterday. arlington police charged a woman with wounding the women. there was an argument that broke out in a small park and a good samaritan was able to take down the knife-wielding suspect until the police could get there. the two victims are expected to be okay. a man accused of shooting a 17-year-old girl in northwest d.c. was ordered to be detained. the 17-year-old victim was

neighborhood on thursday afternoon when she was shot in the head. officers say the teen was not the intended target. a second person was also shot. police are looking for two other people who they say drove off in a gold-colored honda accord with a new jersey license plate. the time is 7:42. a beautiful start to our day as another plane load of passengers heads out of washington, d.c. we are expecting a nice sunday shaping up after all the rain, thunder and lightning, but could showers be

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temperatures out there right now around 70 degrees. we are going to warm up into the mid-80s for daytime highs today. it will be a little on the warm side but you step outside and we don't have the humidity factor. if you are headed to the pool today you will be okay. you do not have to worry about rain or thunderstorms coming through the area. we do have some on tap this week, as a lot of kids make it back to school. we will show you the 10-day forecast in a few minutes. tomorrow president trump could roll out a long expected initiative to have a investigation into china trading practices. >> we have a look at the relationship between the two countries. >> north korea's economic lifeline. the bridge connectin i

china. more than three quarters of trade with the regime passes here. in china, trucks load and line streets and then cross to the other side with building supplies and cement and heavy equipment. while severe united nations sanctions could slash one-third of the revenue at the choke point, the single lane bridge here, it's business as usual. it's normal to trade with north korea says this business owner, there's nothing to fear. but these days tension is running high. deep suspicion of foreign journalist forced us to keep a low profile. china's pressure is crucial, though sanctions alone has never worked. >> china's priority is maintaining stability in the buffer zone in its border, so a

trade completely with north korea. >> tourist are eager to get a glimpse, and boat tours get closer to look at north koreans and at far china has come. >> reporter: on the one side, china, the second largest economy while on the other, north korea, the most isolated country on earth. at most there's a half mile between china's prosperity and north korea's poverty. on the map, dangdong, far closer to north korea than beijing. at the old bridge, trade keeps flowing until the lights go out and the other side goes dark with a dangerous standoff looming. >> the fbi has tracked down a dangerousit

federal agents arrested gomez in woodbridge. he was listed on the fbi's ten most wanted list. he's a member of the new jersey branch of the ms-13 gang and is accused of killing another man in 2011. tips and well-coordinated investigation led them to gomez on friday. people in parts of prince georges county are being asked to avoid outdoor activities because of mosquito spraying. the bugs are bad this year. the department of agriculture is doing unscheduled spraying after 7:30 tonight. they are targeting the west nile virus they found. on tuesday, more spraying will happen in fair wood. we know it was a tornado that touched down in faulkner county on

was an ef-0. there were no reports of injuries. >> thankfully that was the case. fire officials in the district were busy overnight with two water rescues. two people were removed from their cars in high water. ems evaluated one person there, and people were in another car on 16th northwest, and nobody was hurt at that scene but a lot of water on the ground. if you need something to make you smile this morning, this story will do it for you. >> after the heaviness this morning. here's what happens when your basketball game is put on hold because of rain indoors. >> there you

>> the washington mystics -- we can't call it the verizon center anymore, right? >> no, it's the capital one arena. we have to come up with a nickname. they passed the time where they would end up playing and raining threes all night long. they beat the indiana fever 100-80. >> who doesn't love a good dance off, come on. lauryn, i mean, it rained so hard last night that it got into the arena. >> that is the second time that has happened to the mystics, because it happened a couple weeks ago where they the had a delay. >> why don't they get it fixed? >> somebody has to fix the hole. >> yeah, we have had some hard rain. we had heavy rain that rolled through. >> it was loud. >> yeah, lots of lightning and

and that's good because we had one that was rated a ef-0, as you were just saying. that's the second tornado in that area since april. we do get our fair share of small and previous and weak tornadoes, and it was only on the ground for about two minutes. a beautiful morning out there. that sun is shining. a good-looking sunday morning. we all need it here in virginia and maryland and d.c. the humidity is on the lower side. it's going to be really refreshing as you step out the door this morning. but tomorrow morning is when the humidity starts to come back, you will feel it tomorrow morning. we have rain chances as we head through next week. step outside the beltway and it's a little cooler. shenandoah valley a little chilly, in the upper 60s. we will be dry for the remainder

the mid-80s and a mix of sun and clouds. if you are headed out to national's park for this afternoon or this evening, not looking too bad. here's the 1:05 game, and the temperatures are going to be in the low to mid-80s. we have the night game for the doubleheader against the giants, temperatures will drop to the mid-70s, and we will have the mix of sun and clouds. more clouds around tomorrow with temperatures in the low 80s. humidity rolls back in and a chance of a shower mainly west, and this is monday, mainly west with a chance of scattered showers, but most staying dry on monday. tuesday and wednesday, we stay on the humid side. temperatures in the mid to upper 80s, and at 90 on thursday with a chance of rain late in the day. we will have rain chances, a few storm chances, friday and

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multiple other counts. and then mourning the loss of two troopers that died helping with the charlottesville violence. the helicopter they were in crashed, and authorities are look into a cause. the president being criticized for his reaction to the violence in charlottesville. he is taking heat from democrats and some republicans. they say he did not go far enough when it came out to singling out white nationalists for the violence. >> lauryn says to get outside today. >> yeah, the

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berke m.m. bates. they will be met with fire and fury. go home. take your hatred, take your bigotry. been going on a long time in our country. >> there they are, the winners. ♪ like a rhinestone cowboy ♪ good morning, and welcome to "sunday today." i'm willie geist. the justice department has launched an investigation after an ugly, deadly day in charlottesville, virginia left one woman dead and 19 others injured in the middle of a large rally of white nationalists, many waving nazi flags as they paraded through the streets. a man drove a car at high speed through a car into counter protesters at the ent