chaos is charlottesville. >> i mean, it's the most horrific thing i ever have seen in my life. >> virginia in the spotlight as thousands clash in the streets. >> you pretend you are patriots, but you are anything but a patriot. >> a city battered by hate. right now on "news4 today" the new calls for action after the violence. it has been a horrific scene playing out in the streets of charlottesville, but this morning a bit more calm as we take a live look at a service happening right now in that city. >> one person is dead as

into the crowd. we now know the victim's name. her name was heather hire. we will continue to follow all the developments as they unfold throughout the day. we will check back in with news4's derrick ward who is live at the church, and he says he has seen a show of force when it comes to the sense of community and people coming together. >> a lot going on. we will continue to follow the developments coming out of charlottesville. we want to talk about the weather as well because that has turned a corner here. >> we have a great sunday forecast, adam. we will continue to see a mix of sun and clouds out there today but lower humidity, thank goodness. temperatures not too bad. a live look from the city camera out there, and 75 is our temperature right

75 in frederick. temperatures in the mid-70s at this point, and we will warm up in the mid-70s as we go through the 10:00 hour, and then low 80s by noon. we have rain on the way and the humidity is returning pretty quickly so we will let you know when to expect the heat and humidity and rain in a couple minutes. >> break out the hairspray. now let's turn our attention back to the disturbing images coming out of charlottesville where a car plowed through a crowd and killed one woman. witnesses say the car was targeting counter protesters yesterday. jeff sessions say violence and death strike at the heart of american law and justice. as the car plowed through the crowd people were mowed to the ground. we know a -y

and 19 others were hurt. >> all are being treated at the hospital, including five people who have critical injuries they are dealing with. charlottesville police arrested this man, the man who was driving the car. he is 20 years old and from ohio and he is charged with murder and multiple other counts. it is video that is hard for lot of us to watch. we witnessed white nationalists and counter protesters taking to the streets. at some point you can see people wearing gas masks and some carrying flags and other nazi symbols. they came to protest the removal annual of a robert e. lee statue. >> it's not a proud day t

sides where they have a freedom of speech, but to turn to violence is not the way. >> police arrested three others. one man was from virginia and two others from out of state. their charges range from disorderly conduct and assault to carrying a concealed weapon. meantime, virginia state police are mourning the loss of two troopers that were helping out in charlottesville when their helicopter crashed. lieutenant cullen was 48 years old, and trooper bates was supposed to celebrate his 41st birthday today. and the investigation of what caused the helicopter to go down so far indicates no foul play. and then joining together in song and prayer. >> the virginia governor and lieutenant governor are joining

ward is also joining them on the message of hope the community is bringing. this is a community that is only beginning to heal. >> reporter: indeed. it has been quite a weekend of powerful images in charlottesville. the car driving through the protesters, and brawls in the street. that is not the charlottesville they know. we are inside the church now and the governor is starting to speak, and he is attending this service with the lieutenant governor. we are at the first african baptist church in charlottesville. one of the two churches the governor will be visiting today. a lot of people will be seeking solace in churches today. we talked to the city of charlottesville' sheriff before the service. >> it's tough. to see how folks still think and

2017 is pretty sad. >> reporter: he is one of the folks that moved away and has come back to the town because he cares about it, and this, he says, has been one of the most trying times he can remember. growing up here there were trouble tz in the high schools decades ago, and things happen. you find that. he said, especially in the south. nothing to the degree that has happened this weekend and on the other end of this, he among others are hopeful there will be a dialogue and change. live in charlottesville, derrick ward, news4. president trump is taking heat from democrats and republicans for not going out and singling out white nationalists for the violence, and instead the president suggested many sides were to blame. >> we condemn in the strongest possibleer

display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides, on many sides. >> when asked for clarification on the president's comments white house officials said the president was condemning hatred, bigotry and violence from all sides, and we heard from the governor who had one clear message. >> i have a message to all the white supremacists and the 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 have seen from political leaders. maryland governor tweeting violence, bigotry must be confronted and condemned. former president obama wrote on twitter a quote from nelson men delia,

to the human heart than the opposite. "meet the press" will have more reaction to the violence in charlottesville and the impact of president trump's response. chuck todd will speak to the mayor of charlottesville to talk about the violence and chuck will join us in a live preview in less than ten minutes. the time is 10:08. the rain is finally out of here, and a beautiful sunday on tap and lauryn is tracking for what to expect for the start of the workweek. great play. jones to the bag to get harper who hits the bag and goes down clutching -- >> many of you waiting for an update on this. the major scare for nats' fans. z2fwdz z16fz

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initiative. >> this comes when the president and members of his administration are calling on china to reign in north korea over its recent missile tests. here's a look at the relationship between the two countries. >> reporter: the bridge connecting it to china, the lifeline. more than three quarters of trade of whith the regime passe here. while severe united nations sanctions could slash one-third of the revenue at the choke point, its single lane bridge, 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 journalists forced us to keep a low profile. as north korea's

and trading partner china's pressure is crucial, though sanctions alone never work. >> china's priority has always been stability and remaining a buffer zone, so china does not want to fully implement sanctions or cut off trade completely with north korea. >> north korea is less a threat and more an attraction, and boat tours get closer to look at north koreans and how far china has come. >> reporter: the river separates the two by more than just geography, and on one hand china, the second largest economy, and then on the other side, north korea, the most isolated country on earth. at most there's a half mile of china's prosperity and north korea's disparity. the new bridge china built goes nowhere because the regime never built

on the old bridge the train keeps flowing until the lights go out and the other side goes dark with a dangerous standoff looming. when you condemn bigotry on all sides, i think it's clear and i know it's clear in his mind and it ought to be clear on all americans, we cannot tolerate obviously the bigotry rooted in ignorance. >> the national security adviser defending the president on "meet the press." >> the president catching heat for his response when he said many sides were blamed for yesterday's violence. chuck, you just wrapped up the interview with him, and he said the president is getting flack for all of this.

far enough in condemning that. >> it's interesting. i think general mcmaster was playing cleanup, i guess, if you want to call it that. he put the words -- i said, are we going to hear those same words out of his mouth instead of yours, and he said he expect the president to address it again maybe today or tomorrow, and he made another distinction about it. he said it was a terrorists act yesterday, and there's legal definitions of it and he was careful to say, somebody else will decide if it meets the legal definition, but as far as he is concerned that's what took place, and this is going further than what the president went. >> back to you saying the president denouncing the bigotry and hatred, and we know president trump and we know when he wants to condemn somebody. he is very specific about who that somebody is and what

condemning them for, and here, yesterday in his remarks people said that lacked that specifics. >> i know he's not afraid to name check. mitch mcconnell knows he's not afraid to name check. the only people he seems to not name check are the white supremacists or vladimir putin, and that makes this a head scratcher a little bit and is creating more questions. it's going to create more tension inside the west wing with the steve bannon wing of this, and that was a big part of -- a little part of my discussion at the end of general mcmaster, and allies of steve bannon have been trying to get him fired believing he is not carrying out their agenda there. this whole mess here, this alt right business, i think, is really going to cause this west wing more problems if they don't figure out how to put more distance here, and

changes this week in the west wing. >> a lot of people think his top advisers have some connection and that's where you have to kind of get. >> a lot of u.s. senators and members of the republican party want to get this out of the party, and it starts with the president. >> i'm in. you have this and north korea and a lot to talk about. >> yeah, a lot to talk about, and only one hour and we could have used two. >> chuck, thank you so much for stopping by. a reminder you can see "meet the press" every sunday. it's coming in about ten minutes after "news4 today." we want to get to the weather because finally all the rain stopped. we want to give you credit because there was a nice big break of sunshine in the middle of the day. >> yeah, i was at the pool yesterday. >> yeah, i saw your tweet. >> yeah, the kids were playing. >> it was hot. i did not

went to sleep. one thing that is different today, we don't have the humidity. it's looking better out there today with lower humidity and temperatures are going to top out in the mid-80s today. let's show you what is going on. the humidity fell last night and it's only a one-day special because it's coming back. as we head into the overnight, it's going to be a muggy day tomorrow. pretty much all this week as we warm the temperatures up. we had a few showers down in st. mary's county. this is a little clutter from where the radar station is, and the showers moved off and so once that front passed through yesterday that's when we got the dry conditions, the very calm and nice conditions we are seeing out there today. the frontal system will hangout off the coast and through the carolinas. we will continue to have cloud cover. we will go partly sunny today and temperatures in the 80s but we don't have the humidity. the humid

overnight, as i said, but if you want to head out to the fair, looking good. and the nats game a. doubleheader. wonderful baseball conditions. tomorrow, temperatures in the low 80s. we have an isolated chance of a shower. mainly the shower chances are going to stay west. we stay in the cloud cover for much of the day tomorrow. kids go back to school. a lot of kids are already back in school, but some kids go back to school as they are waiting at the bus stop. temperatures will be on the warm side. an isolated chance of rain on thursday i

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and the police arrested james alex fields, jr., who is 20 years old and from ohio, and police charged him with murder and multiple other counts. and two virginia troopers died when their helicopter crashed last night. president trump is being criticized for his reaction to the violence in charlottesville. he is taking heat from democrats and some republicans for not going far enough they say and singling out white nationalists for the violence. we are going to continue to see the humidity on the low side. a mix of sun and clouds out there today. temperatures are going to rise into the mid-80s for daytime highs today. the humidity comes back in overnight so it's a one-day special. lots of clouds around tomorrow, and an isolated chance of a passing shower. temperatures in th

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morgan stanley this sunday -- violence in virginia. >> disperse immediately or you will be arrested. >> white nationalists clash with counterprotesters in charlottesville. one person is killed when a car plows into a crowd. we'll have a report from are the screen th scene this morning and i'll talk to the mayor of charlottesville. plus, the esident's reaction. president trump denounces the disturbance but not the n neo-naz neo-nazis, nor the klan participants. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides. >> did the president fail his first test as healer in chief. and the president's tough talk on north korea. it started here -- >> they will be met with fire