lawson muse. >> i'm leon harris. let's go right now to mark seagraves. he's live and he's got details on the investigation and clean up effort. mark, what's the latest. >> reporter: we're looking at the front side of the lincoln memorial that most people are use to seeing where this graffiti happened is on the backside that overlooks the virginia and the patomic river, what the park service is telling us this happened about 4:30 this morning is this is when this was first reported. it's red spray paint on marble column. you can see that one expletive word is spray painted down the column and at the obama it appears to say the word "law." l-a-w. we can tell you that this is actually the second time in the past six months that this memorial here has been defaced. you'll recall in february soon

marker also wrote on the lincoln memorial. we talked to the park service this afternoon about what this means to visitors and what this means to our country. here is what a spokesperson had to tell us. >> it's frustrating not only for the park service but certainly for the visitors to come here. that anyone would vandalize any of our iconic memorials, but especially the lincoln memorial. with everything that's going on now and, you know, the calls for unity and people to come together and, you know, to go to the site of the memorial to abraham lincoln and do that, that's especially disappointing. >> i can tell you that that sentiment is reverberating through all the people that are here visiting today. now, the person that did the vandalism back in february was never arrested. police have now opened an invest into this one, as far as how they're going to get this paint off, that is a time consuming process that could take weeks because of theel

of the marble in the columns here. we're live at the lincoln memorial, mark, news 4. a controversial statute on the maryland state house grounds may not be up much longer. governor larry hogan said he wants the statute of supreme court justice roger removed immediately. tracee wilkins is in annapolis tonight. she's got the response from the governor and others who want that statute taken down. tracee, what are you hearing. >> reporter: well, leon, a lot of people may not know where this statute is located. let me show you, it's here over my left shoulder, you can see how it's positioned in front of the maryland state house. it has been here since 1872. as you said, the governor just said in a statement released a little more than an hour ago it's time for this statute to come down. this is what governor larry hogan wrote. the time has come to make clear the difference between properly acknowledging our past and glorifying the

of our history. i believe removing the justice statute from the state house grounds is the right thing to do. we will ask the state house trust to take that action immediately. as of 1857 that decision was made, he was an insulated african-american who was suing for his freedom, the freedom of his wife and his two daughters. roger wrote in his decision, he was the first, by the way, maryland supreme court justice and the only supreme court justice for, roger taney wrote that african-americans were not citizens did not have rights and therefore had no constitutional rights under the law and no right to sue. a statute in his honor was erected in 1872 here, again, in front of the maryland state house. here now from former maryland delegate and chair of the prince georges county delegation, joe lean ivy who have fought since 2007 to see this statute come down. >> tar

voted to put that statute up and they said that it was going to affirm what he had done as a supreme court justice. now, this was a controversial decision even back then, not everybody was on board even back then. >> this statute belongs in a museum, not in a place of honor on the lawn. there's a very significant difference between putting something in the history where it can be explained and putting in a place where it sends an implicit message that this is someone that we as a state hon thorough. >> reporter: the last person you heard from there is pat murray. he started a petition this weekend after what happened in charlottesville calling again for the taney statute to come down. he told us in that second interview shortly after that one that he believes the governor's decision is coming a bit late, that he wished the governor would have made this decision much sooner. he tho

nonetheless, the governor is saying two days after an online petition was started that he, too, believes it's time for the statute to come down and he wants to see it done immediately. i'm tracee wilkins, back to you all in the studio. charlottesville is preparing for the memorial service tomorrow in honor of the young woman who died on saturday and on the downtown mall, businesses are working now to send a message of unity. northern virginia bureau chief julie carey joins us live from where the service will take place, julie. >> hi, pat, this is paramount theater, it is the place that they've decided to hold the memorial, hundreds are expected to gather here and the family has asked that the mourners wear purple. up today you can see several messages that convey the town's attempt to begin the healing process in the center it reads, gone but not forgotten, heather heyer. on the other side,

stand. we notice something new up and down main street today, posters with blue hearts bearing that nickname, c'ville. a store owner tells us she began designing that at home as she watched the terrible images unfolded. she and her business partner began to print the symbols into posters yesterday and now they have gone up in dozens of store windows. >> and i just pulled out my pen and my computer and created it, i just wanted to flood the internet with some love and some hope and some unity and just something else, other than what we were seeing. >> i hope the posters can give people hope. you know, to a certain extent, you know, perhaps it offers a little bit of closure, but i don't think this chapter is done, by in any means. so we have a fight left to go. >> you heard her say the fight left to

that the white nationalists, the neo-nazis that caused those clashes the other day may be coming back to town. coming up at 5:00, i'll tell you what happened when a man showed up this morning with a confederate flag and a rifle. back to you now in the studio. >> all right. thank you, julie. let's talk about the weather, form team 4 tracking the last of this morning's storms and they did a lot of damage around the area. check this out. tree fell in front of a home here along arizona avenue in northwest washington. >> and not too far from there, take a look at the flooding in the chevy chase section of dc, a lot of water there. one of our viewers shared this video with us. you can barely see the road in some spots. this is up near the intersection of connecticut and nebraska avenues in northwest. doug and amelia are in the storm center this afternoon looking ahead to what's next after the storms today and is the rain

there right now. but the interesting thing, we were talking about this last night how we had a pretty good chance of some showers today but we did not see potential for flash flooding on what we saw on parts of northeast. >> it favored areas parts of arlington. picked up about one and a half to two inches. it's very wet start to august. >> it really was, everybody saw some rain. it was that specific area, up towards baltimore, also saw some flash flooding that rain moving out. storm team 4 radar tracking that rain for you, you can see it was very heavy in parts of the region earlier, right in through here. we saw that. that was the storm right there that developed and made its way right on through dc and baltimore. we're looking at that all of that move down towards the south and east. south of fredericksburg, we'll zoom on in here. prince georges county, right above the beltway. right around upper

humidity is going to stick around and increase over the next couple of days. and storms, again, late week. we'll talk about the best chance of storms and also the latest on that hurricane just off the coast, see you back here in about ten minutes. >> we heard doug talking about the flood warning in our area here today. it was nothing like what they're dealing with in sierra leon. the mud slides are so bad, it is hard to tell how many people are buried in their homes. you can see the power captured in this cell phone video. a red crescent worker says a river of mud came out of nowhere and wiped this community away. hundreds of people were killed when heavy rains pounded the west coast of africa. and it's going to be important to find and bury those bodies to keep disease from spreading. far from giving up hope, rescue teams spoke to survivors last night that have been digging througe

sierra leon doesn't have a good drainage system and they've been warning people about the risks of building homes on the hill top. at the live desk, i'm chris lawrence. >> thank you, chris. we've got this word just coming in, we're learning a congressman was one of at least 15 people arrested in a protest at the white house. earlier today, hundreds of people blocked the sidewalk along pennsylvania avenue. illinois representative luis was among the crowd of protesting the immigration policies and demanding that it protect daca, he was arrested, along about ben, who by the way is running for governor of maryland. our crew at the protest that park police gave three warnings before making any arrests there. a follow up now to a story effecting medical care for some of our city's poorest residents. the washington post just learned about more of what caused the

health department to stop delivering all babies at the united medical center. the post detailed a letter that detailed mistakes made at the hospital. in one case staff members didn't take steps to prevent transmission of hiv from an infected mother to her infant. in another case, a pregnant and obese woman was not treated properly for breathing problems. the hospital was ordered to stop all deliveries and prenatal care for a period of 90 days. hospital if i recalls would only confirm that deficiencies in screenings and protocols were discovered. the takata scandal is far from over. which companies has recalled tens of thousands of additional vehicles, some for a second time over those dangerous air bag inflaters. >> need a cold drink or a phone charger, can't wait for delivery. we'll tell you where you can go to pick up those items within minutes and/or them online. >> depression effects millions of people, even

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>> college students in our area are developing the new way we might travel. >> that's right. high speed transportation is the vision of tesla

>> he is challenging engineering students around the country to build their own hyper loop prototypes. >> got a chance to talk with the team about their creation to go along with this program. what did you hear? >> first of all these students are so excited about what they have created here, a lot of hard work on their part. these are future rocket scientists, the astronauts of tomorrow, the sky is the limit. maryland's team of mostly engineering and physics students built the nemesis hyper loop. that's what it's called. imagining seating built on top, it looks like futuristic high speed. the teen is about to take it to the space ex competition california to see how well the pod propels through a vacuum tube at high speeds using magnets to allow it to hover off the track. the students are super proud and they notice the umd colors on it.

test next week and they can't wait. >> it is a phenomenal feeling. it makes me, you know, just shake with happiness every time i think about what we're about to do, especially now that we have it finished and ready to ship out. >> so, a couple of students leave tomorrow with the pod on cross country journey by truck. the rest of them fly out on saturday and then it's go time. these are the kids who grew oup loving airplanes, space and for them it's like a dream come true. for the rest of us, this could be the way that we travel in one day. >> yeah. >> how fast is this pod suppose to go. >> well, their pod is a scaled down version of what it would actually be like in the future. so their pod, 80 miles an hour, impressive. >> that is impressive. >> it is. yeah. >> these kids are impressive. >> they sure are. very smart. >> i wouldn't want my kid driving anything

here that. nothing. >> nowhere close to it. >> great story, thank you kristin. >> all right, thanks. a consumer alert involving those faulty takata air bags. more air bags are now being recalled and you'll want to listen up even if you already bought your car and taken it in to get it fixed. chris lawrence is at the live desk with a look at what vehicles we're talking about. >> mazda is recalling some 80,000 cars and suvs. i can tell you, some of these cars are being recalled for a second time. now, the recall effects passenger air bags on the mazda six cx 7 and 9. only model years 2007 and 20008, 2009 and again 2012. takata inflaters can explode with too much force and sent shrapnel flying and killed as many as 19 people. there was a similar recall back in january, but

inflaters, the newer version of the same faulty part. so this new recall is suppose to fix that problem. pat. >> all right. chris lawrence, thank you, chris. >> parents, you may want to watch that student credit card as your kids head back to class. they're rolling out instant pick up to several college campuses, including the university of maryland. prime and prime student members will be able to choose from all sorts of items, including snacks and drinks. mainly kid who is not going to order snack and drinks, we know. amazon is going to be delivering those items to the locker location on campus and they say they'll do it in just two minutes. the service is going to be rolled out to college park in the coming months. >> pretty convenient for the kids. >> where that locker location is, oh, that's over -- i'm not doing that. >> that could easily get out of hand. >> as long as t l

nowhere near the mother or father's wallet or purse, fine. let the kids do what they want to do. >> use your allowance. >> exactly. >> you haven't been there yet, you'll find out. >> yeah, eventually. i'm just remembering my days of college, that was just a couple of years ago. >> you probably shouldn't remember those, not all of them, right. >> exactly. >> let's move on -- >> to the rain today. it rained a lot today in parts of the area. we had some flooding out there, now, look at the radar, high and dry, at least both places we're dealing with a few showers, most of us are on the dry side right now. i think that's where most of us will stay. we'll see a couple of showers, a couple of showers prince georges county. we've got a couple now toward culpepper county. guess what, guys, my clicker is not working again, i've got to try to fix that again. having some problems with my computer today. it's nothing that pat or leon did, trust me. i cannot go through any

graphics. pat and leon, are you guys ready to take the show back. i cannot do a thing right now. >> all right. >> so i'm going to give this right back to you because, apparently, nothing going on. let me tell you what i can say, here is washington, here is annapolis, here is wall dor f. so that's what we'll be dealing with now. i-95 right here. and there is chesapeake bay, no, i don't -- i've got graphics. all right, let's see if this works now, 89 degrees. see what happens when i see it a little bit. that's the forecast for tomorrow. partly sunny, warm and humid. it's going to be the story here over the next couple of days. we'll see heat indices well into the 90s, i think. a much better pool day. yesterday we told you today would not be a good pool day. tomorrow a much better day and we'll see shooin across the area. 84 at 11:00 a.m. 89 by 3:00. again, looking pretty good. it will be hot, though, heat index tomorrow, most likely into the l

90-degree temperatures. temperatures 90 degrees for friday into early next week, next best chance of storms coming up on friday, i think, a good chance of storms on friday, some of those could be stronger or severe. there we go, i think i've got everything fixed now. we've got great news for costco lovers. >> and oprah opens up about why she and her long-time partner

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death on a movie set. the production shutdown after a stunt woman lost control of her motorcycle and crashed through a store. here with more on this tuesday trend is mick jagger from 102.3. tell us about that. >> yeah, it's a tragedy. her name is joy harris. she was actually the

female professional race -- road racer and it's just a freak accident. they're investigating right now. they don't really know what happened, but, you know, production has been shutdown. so they don't know when they're going to resume filming. >> i don't want to sound -- i don't want to jump the gun, what did you hear about the movie, though? >> right now it's at a halt. it was suppose to come out next year. we don't know. the time has been pushed back. >> let's change gears here and go to something a little happier. couples can open a wedding registry at costco and new baby registry. >> this is good. if you're getting married and you can get bulk everything, no, it's not really bulk everything. but they have towels and blenders and furniture. >> diapers. >> and diapers, so now couples can register for their wedding at costco, as well as, expected mothers, hey, that's

yes, i'm here for it. you know, they sell alcohol now, too. you want to get the party started. >> a little bit of everything. >> what's this about m and ms. >> they're rolling out their fall flavor, i guess you could say. it's white chocolate with cinnamon spices in it. you think you want to try it? >> no, because we went over this.

>> i don't do candy corn flavor. if they did patty pie m and ms would you try them. >> we're not going to say. >> go on youtube and check it out. ladies check your hand, are you wearing a ring from tiffany and company. we'll tell you which store is hit now with a major fine for selling counterfeit engagement rings. big rehab project going on and going to serio

now, at 4:30, we're following breaking news as authorities searched for vandals who sprayed respant paint on th lincoln memorial. it happened around 4:30. other graffiti were discovered on a column and appeared to include expletive. crews are working to get that off. >> that vandalism comes after a couple of days violent clashes that turned deadly. >> the rallies started over the proposal to move a statute of former confederate general, robert e

here in our area. chris talked with his great grandson and tells us, what was that conversation. >> this was an experience because many people don't know that he has living relatives in our area and, in fact, they're well-known in virginia. today i spoke with robert e lee the fourth. he says the violence in charlottesville was a horrible thing. he believes this country is losing its ability to be civil and discuss differences without violence. >> i'm glad it was over with. >> robert e. lee, iv is 92 years old. all of his life he's been proud of the name and the statutes of his great grandfather and his place in history. i asked his reaction to the violence that occurred in charlottesville because of the city's decision to

statute, generally. >> we don't have any love for each other, we don't have any respect for each other any more. >> i asked his reaction to the decision to take down his great grandfather's statute. >> they want to take it down, take it down. i have no problem with that. however, as i said, i think, if you're going to take it down, fine, i'd like to take it down if you had the choice, i would say, let's take that money and build better history courses, fuel teachers, schools and put it in education. >> now, he says after the civil war, his great grandfather taught students at washington and lee university, taught the students to put their differences behind them, unite as one country and to be good citizens. >> leon, very interesting. >> fascinating. >> all right, thank

i'm chris lawrence here at the live desk with some breaking news. president donald trump just stepped away from the podium. he was giving a talk on infrastructure, and then, out of the blue, he started taking questions, something he said he was not going to do. he started taking questions and you can imagine the first things people asked about was his response to what happened down in charlottesville. he -- in this case, he veered widely from where he was just a day ago and now says, there is blame on both sides. take a listen. all right i'm told we don't have the tape just yet, i can tell you, basically, he was being asked about the character, knee owe -- knee owe na --

he gave name to them and said they're thugs about them, in this case, he seemed to say, look, there were bad people on both sides. there was one group that was very bad. there was another group, that he called very violent and he seemed to make some equivocation between those two groups. we got the tape in. i want you to hear what he said. >> define alt-right to me, you define it. >> define them as the same group. >> what about the alt-left that came charging at -- as you say, the alt-right, do they have any semblance of guilt? >> let me ask you this, what about the fact they -- that they came charging with clubs in

i'm not finished. i'm not finished. that was a horrible day -- i will tell you something, i watched those very closely, much more closely than you people watched it, and you have -- you had a group on one side that was bad and you had a group on the other side that was, also, very violent. and nobody wants to say that. but i'll say it right now. you had a group -- >> so, again, he was sort of reverting back to his original argument in the wake of what happened out in charlottesville, which was the original quote about many sides, many sides. that there were two sides to this. mr. trump says, he was slow to condemn the hate groups because he didn't know all the facts. and today he said a lot of those facts still are not known. so, again, this is what seemed to be sort of subsiding in the

wake of his calmer comments yesterday now has just been reignited all over again. we're going to dig through some more of these comments. we'll bring you a little bit more insight as we gho along in the news. leon, back to you. >> all right. thank you, chris. oprah is not sorry, especially not about her weight. >> why the media mogul says she's finally let go of what she calls the emotional burden of weight. plus she finally explains why she never planned to get married to the love of her life. >> never, i still can't get over that word. >> the grocery store getting its liquor license and why those who shop there say they need to focus on food and not alcohol in this spot. >> we're bringing you latest headlines and weather, eve duringn t

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over the trouble in charlottesville over the last weekend, deaths of two virginia state troopers who lost their lives trying to protect people. this afternoon, about one of them who grew up here in our area. trooper blake was working his dream job when he, along with lieutenant jay collin died in saturday's chopper crash. state police aircraft went down and glimpses that monitored the intense situation on the ground in charlottesville. it is a career that the trooper's family was rooted in his up bringing. david spoke with bates' brother, he joins us now from our newsroom. david. >> he was born in manasa. went to the high school. and i spoke by skype today with his brother, craig. his brother now lives in knoxville, tennessee. but given that they have many family friends right here in our area, he wanted to share with us a little bit about h

police a few weeks ago and called him with the news. >> he absolutely had a passion for helping people and when he got the call on july 25th, that he had been added to the unit in virginia state police, the excitement in his voice was an absolutely just incredible. >> i'll tell you a little bit about these brothers, they grew up playing hockey here. and craig says, he feels so fortunate to have been able to hit the ice with his brother just a year ago. j geography kept them apart. just yesterday, craig thought of something that he felt was worth sharing with his brother. he started that text message only to realize he wouldn't get a

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four things to know this afternoon. they have vandalized the lincoln memorial. words have included expletive and written in red spray paint early this morning on a pillar. while work crews work to get that off. authorities are looking for suspects. >> charlottesville is preparing for a memorial in honor of heather heyer, the victim of the weekend violence, the service will take place tomorrow morning at the paramount theater in downtown charlottesville. the family is asking those attending to wear purple to remember heather. some folks are putting flowers at the site of the attack. >> more than 300 people, killed hundreds more missing after massive mudslide. crews are working now quickly to find bodies to keep disease from spreading in that company. rescue crews are working to find survivors. mazda recalling more cars with takata air bags, certain mazda six models are effected by those.

are already recalled once before but the replacement that was installed still had a faulty park. >> the words between president trump and north korea has turned into what you might call game of wait and see. >> today there were efforts by the president of south korea to get the conflict could reach a turning point next week. now here to talk about all of this is national security reporter. courtney. it's -- this late in the start with the latest from north korea's president. he said he's getting his military for that possible strike near guam, but he says he's waiting to see what the u.s. does next week. what does that mean. >> well, we saw, of course, that there was some photo that was really by kcna which was the north korean state television and news agency that seemed to show kim jong un looking at a battle plan that included missile strikes that will be

is that -- whether this is propaganda as much of the information is or was this sort of a battle plan. we heard some harsh rhetoric when he was asked about this about the pentagon. he stopped by the press and asked what is the next step. is north korea going to target guam, if so, what would happen. he said, you know, if north korea targets the u.s., it's game on. >> courtney, south korean's president said the u.s. can't act unless he gives the okay. what can you tell us about that. >> that's right, pat, a lot of people may not know this, there is a provision that exists. there's a u.s. four star general, general brooks in south korea. he's the head of the combined land forces there, so if there were to be an all-out war in south korea against north korea, he actually would take command of all of the -- obviously the u.s. forces there, but also the south korean forces that are

thousands of forces that would be under his command. south korea was talking about there. and keep in mind this was a press conference on the national days. this was largely domestic audience that he was targeting. what he was talking about that there would not be any kind of, in his opinion, offensive target struck by the u.s. without the south korean's involvement. pat. >> national security coordinator. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. let's talk about if weather here. just gray and yucky and give us something to small about. >> we'll look at it. >> so i come in here and i think -- well i i think i've got got them all fixed. so now -- >> what's the weather? >> do you guys see my computer, you don't see them at all. something -- it's like the gremlins in there. let me see, take an outside shot and see if i can do this, here.

even sure. >> walk in front of the camera. >> which camera are we on? oh, man, outside right now we're dealing with some cloud cover and all and all we haven't seen a material day out there. wanting to see some sunshine. boy we haven't seen a whole lot of sunshine. my computer, completely crash, got to love this. i love live television, isn't this great. absolutely. we did have that rain come through this morning. some areas picking up in northwest dc, a lot of rain earlier, some flooding associated with that. take a look at radar. not dealing with much across the region. we have one little shower, this is northeastern portions of montgomery county as you move on through, just a couple of light showers that are going to be out there. all right, guys, i think i can go back to my computer real fast, 79 degrees. as we move on through the rest, we'll see these numbers that aren't going to move all that much. 83 in fredericksburg.

it has been cool but it's been warm and muggy, that's why we'll continue to see a couple of light showers throughout the evening. tomorrow, getting up and doing some running, 83 degrees warm and humid. 89 degrees at 6:00 in the afternoon. so it's going to be a hot and humid day and a hot and humid couple of days. look at the 90s starting through the day on tuesday, the most important, we've got some storms here. but monday, the day of the eclipse that amelia draper and i have been taking a look. amelia, monday right now, looks pretty good. >> yeah, thankfully in our area here, we're talking about mostly sunny skies, summer hot and humid out there with high temperature around 91 degrees, that's what you can expect weather wise for the eclipse. what can you expect with the eclipse. take a look here, the eclipse in our area begins at 1:17 and the maximum eclipse will happen around 2:42 during the afternoon. at that point we'll have about 82% totality.

cool in the dc area. make sure you have the right eclipse glasses. search eclipse glasses on the nbc washington app. it will end around 4:00 in the afternoon. doug is seeing the eclipse in tollalty, guys, down -- totality down in south carolina. we're going to continue to track these isolated showers winding down and more thunderstorms for the end of the week, more on that timing, guys, coming up in just a little bit. >> all right. this was the tease of the afternoon. you thought you knew everything there was to know about oprah, because she shares everything, folks, stay tuned. >> that's right. she's still evolving and still sharing more than just diet confessions now. in a new article for vogue magazine out this week, oprah opens up about -- up until now, unanswered questions about her life. barbara harrison is here with some of the talk queen newest

we've learned more about it. >> i really enjoyed reading this article. it's a long one. it has a lot of information there. but, you know, it's really kind of nice to catch oprah on the other side of an interview after the more than 37,000 people she's grilled over the 25 years of to pra winfrey show. she talks about her many things with the movie beloved to her obsession with bathtubs. 0 prap hasn't changed much over the 40 years since she first came on the scene as a television news anchor in baltimore, but her life has really seen a remarkable and continued rise in fame and fortune over that time. you get from the article that maybe her biggest moment of truth came back in 1998 when she was worried because the film "beloved" didn't hit theaters with the anticipated oprah magic sending it out on the first weekend, now. what she saw then was a public

the kind of depression that she had seen and heard so often from the women that she interviewed in her show over the years. it was then that she begin what she calls her gratitude practice. she told them, it's hard to be sad focused on what you have instead of what you don't have. she certainly had a lot. in this vogue story we hear a lot of what's ahead, more on camera work on the big screen and television. we don't learn if she's had any thoughts about the suggestions that she might run for president in 2020, having said that she realized from the last election, that you don't have to know much about running washington to be elected. well, a lot of oprah fans will be glad for more news about stedman graham. marriage came up between them, except once, she said, when she asked him what she thought might have happened if they had ever actually got married. she says she already knew the answer to that, though, she said, they would never have lasted. she

gone on for all these years because neither ever felt boxed in by convention. oprah said she's always had an obsession, as i mentioned, of bathtubs. one she had made contoured to fit her baby. she said she's always on the look out for the perfect bathtub. i get that. i understand that. >> you know what, you've got way too much money. you've got way too much money if you're ordering custom suits. custom suits, dresses -- >> you can do a lot with $3 billion. >> 3.1 billion is her net worth. it may be more than that, by now. >> do you believe why they didn't get married. >> i know. you know what on his web page, or maybe it was wikipedia. it says they were actually engaged, i think, back in 1992. >> and we use to read she wanted to get married at one point and then we stopped reading that. >> and there are a lot of

>> she's evolving. >> a great read, right, barbara. >> he's the only brother i've ever met who could pull that off. >> thank you, barbara. >> stay around. >> there you go. >> love you, good to see you. all right, chopper 4 over some breaking news in northern virginia right now. a woman hit and killed on the alexandria section of fairfax county. wow. we're just getting this information in here. this happened on beulah street. we understand this is not far from springfield town center. police are telling us they don't know exactly what caused the crash here at this scene. the driver, the striking vehicle was taken off to the hospital with medical condition, so we'll keep an eye on this and get more information on this and we'll bring y anything newou w

. >> what about the atlanta left that came charging at the alt right, do they have any semblance of guilt. >> breaking right now a hard 180-degree turn after that weekend of deadly violence in charlottesville. >> the president of the united states not holding back against the counter protesters who were attacked during that fight supremacist rally. >> the reaction to this has been swift and tough. many of you criticizing the president just one day after he denounced hate groups like the kkk. >> everybody on a very busy tuesday evening, i'm jim hanley. >> i'm wendy greer, let's go to chris lawrence at the live desk. sending some shock waves around the country this afternoon. >> you said, wendy, you guys have shown some of the social media reaction right there, we just saw this tweet from david duke, white nationalist who tweeted t y

courage to tell the truth about charlottesville and condemn the leftest terrorists and black lives matter. he's referencing something specific that president trump just in the last hour where he clearly said, that there were people on both sides. >> you had a group on one side and you had a group on the other and they came at each other with clubs and it was vicious and horrible and it was a horrible thing to watch. but there is another side. there was a group on this side, you can call them the left, you've just called them the left, that came violently attacking the other group. so you can say what you want, but that's the way it is. i've condemned knee owe na zees. i've condemned many different