new fallout from the violence in charlottesville after the rallies. organizer is chased from his own news conference. >> we're learning about the woman who was killed, and we're live with how people who live in the community are dealing with this tragedy and city after city across the country, people are standing up to hate. we're going to show you the local response. >> news 4 at 6:00 begins with breaking news. >> in churches throughout charlottesville, and across the country, prayers for healing. gee good evening and thanks for joining us tonight. i'm e

news 4's derrick ward continues our coverage tonight and he's live in charlottesville with more on the mood as the city tries to heal. derrick? >> reporter: erica, it's an interesting dichotomy, you might say. we are here at fourth and water. you can see the memorial that has grown up here and this is the nexus of the grief that's being felt all over the country and perhaps even all over the world as the story spreads, but if you venture down city mall things return to a degree of normalcy. people are out enjoying themselves and walking and you come back here and you start to feel the weight of what has happened here in charlottesville. boy all appearances, a normal sunday morn at mount zion first african baptist church in charlottesville, and even terry mcauliffe says he's been here before. it's been a trying weekend for the city. >>

>> reporter: a car that plowed into a car of protesters killing one woman and injuring dozens of people may as well have driven through the hearts of most of charlottesville's residents. >> to see how folks still think and how they look at race relations and issues in 2017 is pretty sad. >> indeed, impromptu memorials at or near the scene were hallowed ground in the middle of the city prompted by the violence brought by outsiders. >> they made it clear and they came in with weapons and they came in with sticks and they had one goal, to come in here and hurt our citizens. >> and the governor had advice for the supremacist groups that converged on this city. >> they're not wanted. get out. get out as fast as you can. >> reporter: apparently, they didn't heed that advice. later in the day the group staged a press conference and that led to some more tension. >> get out! get out! >>

say that's not in character with their city. that's not in character with their neighbors. pastor alvin edwards characterizes them as the minority. >> and so for the few people who are here who have those beliefs and that situation, then we can drown them out and that's what i intend to do is to drown them out. >> reporter: still, the aftermath of the violence that either directly or indirectly led to three lives, well, that will linger for a while longer. >> reporter: and as you see the faces of the folks who come here. a lot of folks are bringing children trying to help them make sense of this and we hope to learn more about the motivation behind what happened here tomorrow when the suspect, 20-year-old james alex fields jr., is due to appear in court just around the corner from here. we are live in charlottesville, derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >> thank you. >> meanwhile, we have new video that's just come into the newsroom out of seattle and denver. that shows demonstrations, organizers have gathered for

reports of pepper spraying and even explosions in seattle. we're working to get you more details and we're going to bring you more information as it comes into this newsroom. people in our area are standing in solidarity with charlottesville. two groups are planning vigils for tonight. they start at 7:00 at lafayette park outside the white house. people are being asked to bring signs and candles to show support for charlottesville. organizers are stressing that this is a peaceful vigil to stand up against bigotry and hate. and we learned today that the teenage girl who was the unintended target of a shooting in northeast d.c. has died. 17-year-old jamahri sydnor died yesterday afternoon. she was driving through the neighborhood when gun fire erupted. officers later arrested and charged philip carlos mcdaniel, metropolitan police detectives are looking for two o

color honda accord with a new jersey license plate. all right. this next picture, it is immediately becoming the image that represents yesterday's events in charlottesville. brian kelly, a photographer for "the charlottesville daily progress" took the photo, today's wash wington post, featured the photograph prominently on their front pages. we sent one of our photographers dune to the newseum and we saw the photo was also featured on today's front pages in cities all across the country from los angeles, orlando, miami, chicago, new orleans, boston, minneapolis, st. louis, charlotte, cleveland and dallas and many, many more. but we highlighted those cities because each has dealt with tragedies like the one yesterday in charlottesville. tragedies involving hate, racial prejudice, mass

men of color. republican senator john mccain sent out a statement last night that bears repeating. he said in part, our founders fought a revolution for the idea that all men are created equal. american patriots of all colors and creeds must come together to defy those who raise the flag of hatred and bigotry.

we are learning more about the virginia state troopers who lost their lives in a helicopter crash. virginia governor terry mcauliffe knew both of them well. the pilot was lieutenant jay cullen, 48 years old from virginia. on that helicopter with him was pilot trooper berke bates from quinton, virginia. he would have turned 41 years old today. they were monitoring the rally when their helicopter went down in a wooded area outside of charlottesville. police do not suspect foul play, and the crash is still under investigation. news 4 at 6:00 is coming right back.

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>> and now your storm team 4 forecast. well, what a difference a day makes. there are four things you need to know. let's just get right to. the rest of your sunday evening staying quiet. as we head into the overnight hours the humidity does begin to rise a little bit short lived, i know. rain chances return on tuesday and we're also going to talk about some mid-week heat, and the 90s are making comeback and a lot of us hitting the mid-80s today and royal at 79 and down towards quantico in the low 80s as well. as we head into the nextou

about rain and i know the storms moved yesterday. take a look at your radar and we'll stay dry through the evening into the overnight hours, speaking of which climbing through or walking through your future cast here at 3:00 a.m. and notice we're not dry, but pretty clear, as well. temperatures tonight will drop into the upper 60s and low 70s similar to what we saw last night as far as temps go. then we'll start to see the clouds building in on your monday and the beautiful weather we saw today and i hope you're able to get out and enjoy it. monday won't be too bad and you'll notice the difference with the cloud coverage in the afternoon. rain chances on monday, very limited and to be honest with you, we're looking at a few showers possibly back toward the west. as we head into tuesday morning that's when the next threat for real showers come. so late monday night into early tuesday morning, maybe even some damp roads when you're hitting that morning commute on tuesday morning and then after that we start to dry things out by tuesday afternoon so your next best chance for rain early tuesday morning and if you'll be going out like i said,

comfortable tonight and temperatures dropping into the 70s through the evening and partly cloudy conditions leading to mostly clear and then in the morning we'll start to see the clouds building back in. humidity rising and not as comfortable as today and still relatively dry. for your forecast tomorrow. 83 degrees and remember, we are going to see a chance of isolated showers and that's back toward the west along the i-81 corridor. for the rest of us we're staying pretty quiet for your monday. remember i said 90s might be making a comeback and we're marching toward the middle and end of the week and we could be seeing this heat returning around 90 degrees possible owe thursday sticking around through the end of the week and that's when we'll really see the chance for thunderstorms and more active weather will be pushed toward the end of your week. as far as the top of your week we're starting off pretty quiet and a chance for a.m. showers on tuesday. that's a look at your stom team 4 forecast. erica, over to you. >> thank you. we have learned the name of an eer

street in northeast late last night. news 4's darcy spencer reports about the family member who was arrested for her murder. >> reporter: ann cook was 81 years old and she lived here in this first-floor apartment for the last 40-plus years. her friends, her neighbors simply in a state of shock today after learning that her own son derek cook has been charged with stabbing her to death here late saturday night. one thing that they say they'll remember about her most is that she would often walk in the community. >> and i used to laugh at her and say how many mouths did yons did you get on those legs? >> you would see her walking with her cane and it's just sad. >> miss cook's apartment building is expec

she and her neighbors planning to move into the new building in the fall. her neighbors are saddened she will never be able to experience that new home she was looking forward to. darcy spencer, news 4. we want to take you back live to charlottesville and jay gray who is on the ground covering breaking developments there. jay, can you set the scene for us and what's been going on around you today? >> reporter: eric a what we've seen here and we're at the site of where this all took place. a lot of tears, a lot of prayers and a lot of people obviously very emotional after what's happened and that will continue. we've seen a memorial that sprung up behind us here at the spot of the attack. it's grown throughout the day, as well and we now know the department of justice has opened a formal civil rights investigation into the situation here.

>> and -- jay, if you are still there with us, we're having a few issues trying to get that story on the air, but can i ask you just about what you're seeing around you? we know that governor mcauliffe had very strong words, the mayor of charlottesville had very strong words for the people that were in that city that were not residents of charlottesville. have you seen that city clear out or are you still noticing that there are still a lot of people that normally are not there. >> a lot of people none from the at-right side are very few and what we've seen is a lot of people here who have turned out because of what happened here and a lot of what most are calling counterprotest and it's no pla

charlottesville and they want to make sure that that voice is heard much more loudly than any other voices that may have been at play here over the weekend. they say that they're united and they'll continue to be united and that one message that what happened here can't change the city and can't change what most in the city believe in. they say this is an act of domestic terrorism and they want it prosecuted that way. at this point what we know about the suspect in this case is that he is going to likely be arraigned tomorrow on several charges including second-degree murder, while the feds continue to look into whether this was domestic terrorism and if this was a hate crime and something that will play out during what's sure to be, erica, a very long and intense investigation. >> jay gray, we appreciate you hanging with us, and jay gray live in charlottesville f

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this is the xfinity sportsdesk. >> so i think it was the video that everybody put in slow mo and then everybody watched and went -- >> you could hear a collective groan. we were panicking and freaking out. i wish i would have known then what i know now because i would have slept so much better. he feared the worst. he's screaming and he gets carried off the field issue right? >> what do you think?

knee tear surgery, but baseball fans were panicking and freaking out. harper, he quickly realized it wasn't as bad as he originally feared. as soon as he was carried into the tunnel and the dugout, he said he tried to put weight on his left leg and then he tells us that he slowly walked up the stairs. so when we're all going and twitter is goinge's walking up the stairs. if we would have seen that we could have slept so much better so he knew then it warrant as bad as it could be. now the rest of us had to watch this video over and over as erica just said and wait for the news so that three-hour rain delay, harper hustling to first and slipped on the wet bag and crashed to the ground in the horrible fashion and a relieved gm mike riz owe and he came out this morning and he delivered the news by some sunshine and just a hyperextended knee, he tells us with a bone bruise and that's painful and no ligament tears and tendon damage. >> is

we could hope for, but rizzo says, no timetable for his return. >> we feel that we've voided dodged a bullet a bit here with any long-term ligament and tendon damage and the bone bruise is something of significance and we're going to -- we're going to treat him cautiously and hopefully have him back later on this season. >> and the timetable to whatever i feel and we're not going to, you know, rush or anything like that, so i want to be at 100% as i go out there and i've played through injury before and i'm not going to do anymore in my career. of course, we're in the playoffs and i get out there and hobble the best i could and do that. >> so here you are, and watching him get carried off and you're thinking, not just knee, but shoulder and ankle and it could be a whole plethora of stuff and instead, bryce

could tape up and play today if it was playoffs. and the team's in good position, but you can take his time and he's going to. so you're, like, everybody, epic sigh of relief. let's hear it. >> and then we got to watch the nats play first game of a doubleheader today. nats start a.j. cole on the mound and it was game one of a doubleheader after finishing late last night and they looked pretty good and a.j. pitched a pretty good game and they struggled in the second and down 1-0 when joe panic takes this one to right and two runs get in to score and san francisco takes a 3-0 lead and giving up six hits and three runs and not much from the nats until the eighth. anthony rendone, and rendone tees off on hunter strickland. yes, hunter strickland and rendone, and i wish we would admire him for as long as he can and start something else and it still was a

career home run and the nats cut the lead and the deficit to 4 to 2. >> he's from texas. >> is that right? thank you for that. bottom nine, same score and the nats down and howie kendrick is caught looking and the nats drop the opener 4-2, tonight, the second game of the day and max sherzer on the mound for a 7:05 start. orioles all smiles as they wrap up the series against the as and they rarely smile and buck showalter not feeling cheerful after this. tied at two with men on the corners and matt chapman bringing them all home deep to left and gone. a three-run shot and the as come back from a 2-0 hole. right now they lead 8-3 in the eighth. 25 plus walkthroughs and practices and one pre-season game are in the books and that's all in two and a half weeks and it's coming to an end. redskins training camp, 2017 in richmond is about to be put in the rer view. sherry burress, she j

to return. how about the team? how did they look? >> well, carol, some of the guys said they, too, are ready to be coming back home, but today they had their final practice. tomorrow they have a final walk-through. very early this morning, but we -- the redskins still have three more preseason games ahead so the coaching staff will have to move their evaluation process from here in richmond and take it back to ashburn. and today's practice was the last day that fans were able to take in practice where there's a treat during one-on-ones today. wide receiver jamison crowder working his way back on the hamstring injury and you saw they were making an incredible grab over d.j. swearinger, and still signing autographs once practice was over. all of the players with sharpies in hand. they thanked the fans for their support this summer

jerseys. >> i guess, you know, they really admire, you know, our talent and what not. it's kind of crazy in a way because at the same time they kind of go overboard sometimes and at the end of the day we're just humans like everybody else. so -- >> that makes all of it worthwhile. to see that kind of reaction and to get that kind of response is pretty awesome. football is back and we want to make it a memorable experience for them coming to rich mopd and it's the least we can do is give the practice jerseys away and make their day. >> it was really a touching moment. we do have an injury update, though, montae nicholson was carted off the field and the head coach saying it was just cramps and josh dodson is expected to miss four or five days and tomorrow morning, early, the final walk-through and this will be a special treat because the volunteers that do the security, they get to,

>> they are the biggest fans you can ask for so it is a really fun walkthrough. i can't wait for you to experience the most die hards for the walkthrough and you'll get to see them full force. >> d.c. united and they're going to have their game and i think at 7:00 p.m. is when they kick it off against salt lake. >> it was rained out, of course. >> carol maloney. >> thank you very much. that is our broadcast tonight. we thank you for joining us. "nightly news" is coming up next and we'll see you tonight for news 4 at 11:00. good night, everybody.

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