this is fox five local news at 10:00 p.m. right now at 10:00 o'clock >> unfortunately this is not a good day for charlottesville. >> violence in virginia as clashes between white supremacists and counter protesters turned deadly. we can condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence,

side. >> we have team coverage of the chaos in charlottesville, the news at 10 starts right now. we begin in charlottesville where today's clashes prompted virginia governor terry mccall off to declare a state of emergency. thanks for joining us i'm lauren demarco. >> i'm lindsey watts in tonight for matt this started at what is believed to be the largest white supremacist gathering in over a decade. then, a driver, plowed into a crowd of people, killing a woman. >> suspect has been identified as 20 year-old james alex fields, junior of ohio. getting a look at of him here. fields has been charged including suspicion of second degree murder. meanwhile tonight we have a look at the tragic incident we want to warn you that this may be disturbing to some viewers. >> woman is dead, 19 others hurt, after that car crash, a car, slamming into a group of counter protesters. the driver, you can see in the

car and then speeds off. he was later caught by police. virginia governor terry mcauliffe spoke at a news conference earlier this evening and sharply critical of the white nationallists protesters gathering in the commonwealth. >> you came here today, to hurt people and did you hurt people. my message is clear, we are stronger then you. you have made our commonwealth stronger. you will not succeed. there is in place for you here and there is no place for you in america. i have a message to all of the white supremacists and nazi whose came into charlottes ville today, our message is plane and simple: go home. you are not wanted in this great commonwealth. shame on you. you pretend thaw are patriots but you are anything but a

patriot. >> today's violence turned even more tragic, a helicopter crash that involved the virginia state police, were part of the response to charlottesville where today's protest happen. the pilot and passenger both state troopers were killed. they have been identified this evening as lieutenant hj cull ens of and berk mm bates of quenton. >> we will head out to fox five's evan lambert live live with the very latest, evan? >> reporter: well lindsey, lauren police are still here at this site where that car mode down that group of people you can actually see one of the cars involved in this crash in the background there, but otherwise the streets of charlottesville very quiet tonight. a contrast from the height of this violence. it is erie and quiet on the streets of downtown charlottesville saturday night

a jarring, juxtaposition from the chants, screams, violence clashes between hundreds of white nationallist and counter protesters in the streets, earlier in the afternoon. >> they were throwing bottles, soda cans with cement in them, they were throwing paint balls , they were fighting, breaking out, attacking one another. >> reporter: fights reaching a climax which video shows a cara peering to deliberately mow down a group of counter protesters, a three two-year old woman is dead and 19 others were injured. hundreds of officers responded to end the violence. virginia state police say a helicopter aiding in the response, crashed in the field about 7 miles away, killing a pilot, and a second trooper. >> so helicopter seemed to be, kind of spinning a little unnaturally there, and, called from my wife, and we both saw the helicopter, kind of, in a,

spinning, dive almost. we saw it go down, and crashed >> in a press conference, terry mcauliffe demanded white supremacist go home. >> i have a message for all of the white supremacist and nazi s coming into charlottesville today our message is plane and simple: go home. you are not wanted, in this great commonwealth. shame on you. you pretend thaw are patriots, but you are anything but a patriot. >> reporter: president trump also condemned the violence. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many side, on many side. it has been going on for a long time in our country. not donald trump, not barack obama, it has been going on for a long, long time. it has in

>> reporter: that suspect james alex fields is charged with second degree murder tonight, three counts of malicious wounding and hit and run. back to you guys. >> evan, i know sometimes in situations like this is there a curfew that initial to place has there been any talk of that tonight? >> reporter: right now there is not a curfew in place but the city did send out a message saying that the police chief does have the ability, has the full authority to instate one fit comes that but right now as i said, it is very quiet on these streets but, the police chief does have the ability to put a curfew into effect if he need to. >> thanks very much. glad to see it is quiet there tonight. all right. other big story we have been following tonight the weather. national weather service confirms a tornado hit near community of broadrock and fauquier county yesterday evening.

hour and knocked down trees, power lines and did cause minor damage but fortunately no one as hurt. this was first tornado to hit northern virginia, two twisters hit eastern shore of maryland over last several weeks. tonight story has been severe thunderstorms. take a look, d.c. fire fighters had to rescue two people after their cars got stuck in high water. this happened in the 600 block of rhode island not far from the rhode island metro station this evening. you can see the wreck there fire fighters using that to get those people, to safety. >> wow, that is incredible amount of water there in the street. here's a live look outside, right now. it has been a wet, dreary, messy day to day and tonight there are still some thunderstorms and watches in some areas of our region. >> let's get to gwenn for a check of the weather. >> hi, good news we have no warnings right now. we had a number of warnings, all evening long, it has been extremely busy in the weather department. press much like last nig

line of storms continue to move to the southe and until a lot of cloud to ground lightening embedded in all of this. thunderstorms are now moving their way through to the southeast at 28 miles an hour, to 25 to 28 miles an hour give or take with gusts of 40 to 50 s possible within these storms and i want to say tidal potomac from indian head to co b island, strong storms there as well. that could easier just tumble over a small crack, along the way. so these storms really, very dangerous still. so what we have right now are some of these storms heading to prince fredrick, chesapeake branch estates all in the line of fire in the next 20 minutes or so. still a thunderstorm watch in effect. now this has really been reduced in size, it was most of the entire area earlier, so that is at least some good news we don't have parts of the southern maryland still involved, calvert, sound marry 's, central

king george and stafford all encompassed in this watch. take a look at the damage tonight, down trees, power lines, even hail, and we have had a lot happening with all of this, and some flooding. we will have more details later and let you know when you can expect sun to return ment back to you. >> thanks, gwenn. new tonight, two women rushed to a local trauma center after being stabbed outside of the amc movie theater in courthouse. the arlington county fire department tweeted out this photo from the scene where we're told a woman stabbed the two female victims after some sort of a dispute. it happened just before 6:00 o'clock this evening. police arrested the suspect at the scene. two victims were seriously hurt but they are expect to survive. i just wanted to pay my respect, and we are with you a thousand percent. you are safe. we are with you a thousand percent. i wanted to call you and say hello. >> governor of guam fielding a

president reassuring governor eddie calvo that the citizens of guam are safe and they have nothing to worry about even though north korea has threatened to send missiles toward u.s. territory if the united states continuing to threaten north court rhea. china's president urged both side to cool the rhetoric >> he said tough talk by president trump could worsen the situation. fox's lauren blanchard reports >> reporter: in yesterday's call the chinese president asked both u.s. and north korea to tone down the rhetoric, before it worsens the situation. president trump agreed he wanted peace but said he will meet north korea with fire and fury if it acts honoraries event threats against the u.s. territory of guam. >> if he does anything with respect to guam, or anyplace else that is an american territory or an american alley , he will truly regret it and he will regret it fast. >>

also warning kim jong unon twitter saying military solutions are in full place, locked and loaded should north korea act unwisely. despite being the north's largest economic partner anal i, china has said it alone cannot force north korea to give up its nuclear ambitions. while the president has been critical of china for not taking a hard enough stance. china did vote in favor of the recent united nations security council sanctions something that both presidents called an important and necessary step. yesterday secretary of state rex tillerson saying diplomacy remains the primary goal. >> i think it is a combine message there if we get effect i have movement, the president has made it clear he prefers a >> reporter: but as china calls for peace north korean state tv says their army is quote capable of fighting any war that the u.s. wants and is on stand by to launch fire, into the

military analyst say this is just a lot of bluster. >> why would they take military action which would guarantee the destruction of their regime. >> reporter: the president also spoke with the governor of guam to assure him that u.s. forces stand ready to protect the small island territory. in washington, lauren blanch ard "fox news". still ahead our team coverage of the deadly day in virginia continues. >> fox's joel walled man will be joining us live to discuss the violence. violence.

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virginia state troopers, killed when their state police helicopter crashed near the city. just a short time ago police identified those troopers. fox's joe wallman joins us live from charlottesville with more on that chopper crash, joel? >> reporter: lindsey and lauren, good evening to you. we are learning more details about the chopper crash most noteably the names of the two state troopers. what a rough day it was in charlottesville and it continues to be, this evening, albeit a lot quieter tonight. the two people inside that chopper now identified as lieutenant hj cullen of the virginia state patrol and also trooper burt bates, the actual pilot. his birthday is tomorrow, obviously, neither he or his family will be able to celebrate. instead they will be mourning apparently what happened as it pertains to the chopper around 5:00 p.m., police, pretty much had a good hold on what was going on here

protesters and counter protesters who were on the street, and they were a suspect identified as 20 year-old james fields who crashed into that flock of people behind me. they sent up this chopper just to ensure that protesters and counter protesters were not going to tangle backup, and there were scuffles going all day long. something clearly went wrong with that chopper and sadly, those two troopers, became collateral damage today, as a result of the violence here in charlottesville, so truly a tragic day, we have that one, three two-year old woman killed on the street behind me , by that person, james fields, whom police say plowed into that group of people and now these two state troopers. lauren and lindsey. >> just an awfully tragic day there, the governor had been urging people to just go home, really trying to call an end to all of this and we saw in other cities in atlanta there was gathering, people gathering peacefully standing

seen anyone out there tonight do anything like that or is it quiet on the streets. >> reporter: news cliche to say it is anotherly quiet but it fits tonight. there is literally no one out. we went on to one of the main drags, a walking prom men made , all of the shops are shut down. nothing is opened. people definitely heeding the state of emergency and a different feel in the air tonight. we had a distinction of covering char rot protest, much different where protesters were ignoring police. here it looks like they are listening to their directions, guys. >> fox's joe wallman thanks so much for being with us tonight coming up president trump is taking aim at a fellow republican leader. >> his attacks on senate majority leader mitch o'connell that could hurt his agenda. agenda.

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new information now, on the rush and investigation. new york times is reporting special counsel robert mueller plans i don't view current and former trump administration officials, as part of his ongoing investigation. that is expected to include former white house chief of staff reince priebus. mueller is asking for record, including details of specific meetings with administration and campaign officials. some of what he is requesting is related to president trump 's firing of former fbi director james comey. president trump has ruffle feathers on capitol hill, he was critical of mitch mcconn they will week over republican leader's failure to deliver votes to repeal and replace obama care. we will get latest on than from lauren blanchard. >> reporter: even though congress is spread across the country for august recess, it didn't stop the president, and member of his own team the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell from expressing frustrio

over a failure of the obama carry peel and replace plan, something that the president insists isn't over yet. >> seven years they have been talking repeal and replace and it didn't happen. i was not impressed. >> i think excessive expectations about how quickly things happen in the democratic process. >> reporter: some wondered if the public fighting will hurt the president at a time when his agenda has struggled to pass a deeply divided congress a number of senators are standing up for mcconnell after president trump sent out critical tweets and comments aimed at the leader. republican analyst say this is not a fight senators want to pick, because their re elections are tied to the president, and ultimately they believe that the base will side with mr. trump. >> that is why you see president fighting so hard to hold them accountable. it doesn't stop with the senate or house it hurts all republicans the fact that the leadership here in d.c. can't pass the promises that they made. >> reporte s

legislative hurdles not only does congress need to come up and pass a budget but they have to raise the federal borrowing limit to avert a partial governmental shut down by end of september. on top of that the president's teamwork to go fund his border wall and come up with a tax reform bill. while the president is struggling to pull his own party together, to accomplish anything that they will need democrats on board. all this as we are's down to about three weeks until congress returns. in washington, lauren blanch ard "fox news". with the growing tensions between united states and north korea some are preparing for the worst. army stores has seen a spike in business on survival gear. >> just getting ready for whatever may come, in life. >> this is a multi purpose tool it has a compass. >> we have to be ready for anything. >> you can use this small tiny light that cost about two bucks

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ago at his home in memphis. he is remembered for his blue suede shoots, heart break hotel and jailhouse rock. >> friday, the persaid meteor shower will reach into saturday and spill over into sunday. experts expect 80 meteors per hour. gamers, grab your consoles , the 2017 nintendo world championship kicks off saturday. the first set of qualifying events for october's competition will be held over the weekend in new york and san francisco. and that is a look at the week ahead marry ann rafferty "fox news". >> ♪ >> ♪♪

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we're told all quiet on the street right now which is good news because earlier today we had a very serious situation. there were protesters in town, white nationallist and counter protesters. there was a car that plowed into the crowd, a three two-year old woman was killed, suspect was taken into custody and tonight has been identified as 20 year-old james alex fields, junior of ohio. fields has been booked on charges including suspicion of second degree murder. today's violence turned even more tragic a virginia state police helicopter responding to the violence, crashed outside of charlottesville. the pilot and passenger both state troopers were killed. tonight they have been identified as lieutenant hj cullen of mid lope an and trooper pilot burt bates of clinton. >> prayers this evening. we will get to weather in just a little bit but first we want to talk about i66, it is big talk b

your daily commute. you may wonder if your weather your weather? if your wallet is getting whacked by newly installed e-z pass system at the beltway. >> that is right lights are flashing as drivers crew by the e-z pass readers but hot lanes don't go live for a few months. so bob barnard is getting to the bottom of this reporting from along the interstate in arlington county. >> reporter: well, this is a test only a test, until december. they are experimenting with their new toll entries. nine of them between the beltway and roselyn, as you can see, some drivers are saying what the heck is going on. these things are flashing. basically a test of the system here, that will eventually, flash the light of this toll plaza, when cars have activated their e-z pass, indicating that they have two or more people in their car. the flashing light will let

should have two or more people inside and fit doesn't they could be persued and ticketed. the hot lanes, which will go into effect early december, between the beltway and roselyn will allow to you use the hob lanes for a fee if you are in your car alone. amount of the tolls will rise and fall depending on traffic at the time. hot lanes will go in effect from 5:30 to 9:30 in the morning eastbound and westbound from 3:00 to 7:00 in the afternoon. it will no longer be a free ride if you have a hybrid car. basically, this is part of an overall, expansion project as vdot, northern virginia transportation officials widen and add hot lanes to i66, all the way out to gainsville. it is to ease congestion, how for people in the cara loan to use these hob lanes when right now you're restrict inside during morning and afternoon commutes but

in the meantime until december is, don't be fooled by the flashing lights, it is only a test. in arlington county, bob bar rard fox five local news. >> nice and bright, out there, but different situation this evening. >> yes. >> what a day it has been, wet , dreary, pretty miserable. thinking of last saturday do you remember that perfect day we had. do you remember that. >> yes. >> well, we will have a nice day tomorrow, but, you know to day wasn't so bad until we get to the evening and things started firing up. >> we could hear that thunder in the studio. >> we had a shot outside and we saw lightening. >> yes, flashing. >> that was a good indication when we did have severe thunderstorm warnings in the district and areas of montgomery county as well as parts of virginia. we don't have anymore warnings but we still have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect. take a look right now on radar you can see what is happening, take a look, line of storms just continuing to move throughe

bring plenty of heavy rainfall , included to ground lightening as well, take a look, cloud to ground lightening as well in all of this we are still dealing with pretty strong storms out there so some of the neighborhood in the line of these right now take a look cambridge, salisbury, chesapeake branch all in the line of this. these storms have been moving anywhere from 15 to up to 25 miles an hour, to the south e, and that has been happening all evening long. they started off far to the northwest over allegheny, and right up near hagerstown they started to plow through and eventually as the day and evening wore on i should say they became more widespread. now, here's where we still have a severe thunderstorm watch, in effect until 11:00 for still parts of the southern maryland and into parts of the virginia. if you are in this area and you saw path of where those storms are coming from you are in the line of fire of all of this same story for areas along the bay. there is a marine warning for tidal potomac and chesapeake area

storms have done today. we have had down trees in baltimore and in the district, down trees and power lines in morgan county, berkley county sat same thing and loudoun county there was a report of hail, because those storms are very strong. fredrick and montgomery county , down trees as well. so really be careful if you are heading out anywhere because rising water and down trees you just really don't know what you are getting into best just to stay inside. here's future cast showing where we are right now and as we progress into the overnight hours this will move its way out. we will see, actually we will see a clearing trend behind all of this. it will give us bright skies for tomorrow but 8:00 in the morning cloud are starting to clear out. this is all associated with a frontal system. that frontal system along and ahead of it has been trigger for these storms. hot humid air in place, the clashing of the masses, as i always say, the hot and the cold that front becomes stationary to our south, warmer conditions, andry

might add for your sunday, so sunday will be a down right pleasant day to get out and enjoy. here's a look at your planner by midday we will be 81 degrees with sunshine. few high cloud, not too much to be concerned with. planning to head to ocean city , well, 80 degrees tomorrow. mostly included there i with those cloud behind that system just kind of tend to hang out a little bit and water temperature 73 degrees. here's your fox five accu weather seven day forecast, a nice day for sunday. we will get a break from the rain. we have to get rid of the storms tonight. overnight we will hear rumble of thunder don't be surprised. a few showers monday night. few into tuesday. hump day we are back to dry conditions again same story for thursday, find yourself a little bit on friday but then out of the way by end of the week all over again. lindsey? >> nice looking week ahead thanks gwenn. five people are dead after a major storm swept through poland friday night. two teens girls at a scout camp are among those who

fire fighters helped out 150 trapped tourist at that same camp. tonight more than 300,000 people are still without power , bad weather expect to continue. well, we are just, a few days away from the much anticipated solar eclipse. >> if you never experienced one before you may wonder what exactly to expect? fox's alycia akuhna is here to help. >> temperatures will drop, skies will turn dark, the stars will go out and sun will go black. >> reporter: that sound ominous, even apocalyptic but mark your calendars august 21st take the day off and prepare for totality. >> it is going to be the most unnatural, natural even if on you have ever seen. >> reporter: doctor tyler nor grin is an expert in eclipse, professor and has a book dedicated to the topic called sun, moon, earth but as a child he missed out in a big way. >> i was a nine year-old in 1979 the last time

eclipse happened and went right over my house in port land, oregon. i knew nothing. i heard news. i was terrifying. i thought special ray was come out and burn your eyes out. so i hid in the house. >> reporter: do not hide when august 21st rolls around, that is the next total solar eclipse. describe this way by famed astros physics neil degrass tyson. >> you haveerd and you have a sun and here's the moon coming between the earth and sun. the moon shadow is always in space but occasionally it touches down on earth. so moon shadow touches down on the pacific and land falls in oregon, and it crosses the entire continental u.s. and comes off in south carolina. it ends in the atlantic. so it doesn't touch any other land mass but america. this is america eclipse. >> reporter: according to the scientists strange things will happen before, during and after that time, your

dog may act strangely, bees will return to their hive, mosquitoes will appear as though it is dusk, sound of bird replaced by those of crickets, it confuses the animal kingdom much like dit to doctor norgrin 40 years ago >> i watched it on tv. by the time i saw 120 years later i realized i have been cheated of a life changing experience. there is nothing to compare. it ace multi excentric experience that no photograph can capture. even what i'm telling you right now paleness comparison to what you will see if you get civil to that band of totality. >> reporter: alycia a kuhn a "fox news". there is a warning regarding this month's clips, experts want to you watch out for defective eclipse glasses. in order to safely view the eclipse you need a pair of special sun glass toes protect your eyes from damaging solar rays but there has been a recent surgeon of fake eclipse viewing glasses on the market. experts advice to check out the american, or check

american astronomical society web site to make sure that your glasses are legitimate. very serious. pricing up as well. so we all know you don't want to look directly at these solar rays but what about your pets. some people are word i had that are cat and dog could hurt their eyes outside during the eclipse. experts say your four legged friends are safe partially because damage comes from looking directly at it, which animals unlike humans wouldn't have the curiosity to do. >> they are smarter then us. >> they are not trying to damage their eyes unnecessar ily. >> all right. coming up controversy on capitol hill but not over a bill, it is over a painting. >> congressman is firing back over this statue of liberty painting why he is saying he will not take it down. down.

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a follow-up on a story we told but earlier this week, a paint ago this features the statue of liberty wearing a ha job is in a california congressman's office. >> it stirred up controversy among some people calling it inappropriate. tonight congressman is addressing his critics, we will hear more from fox's news reporter. >> reporter: it statue of liberty like you have probably not seen her large eyes, green lips, and, she's wearing a ha job. >> thinks a high school art project where we're rewarding kid for their hard work. >> reporter: snta ana high schooler submitted paint fog they're years congressional art competition. it won fourth place and coveted spot on the congressman's wall. >> it doesn't belong in the congressman's office. >> reporter: placement upset members of the we the people rising who visited the office

recently. >> district manager? >> reporter: demanding it be taken down. >> we cannot find another place to put that picture? >> no. >> maybe put tonight your house, in this day and age we want to see that our elect officials are of utmost patriotism and that is not patriotic. >> reporter: video has over 12,000 views and issues has sarah palin's attention on twitter. >> why would this insult anybody. >> reporter: he says he won't take it down. >> a dress issues of terrorism , we're looking at north cover re, we're looking at rush, we're looking at our economy today, we're looking at a tax cut, we're looking at health care policy. very important, public policy issues, that i'm addressing right now. but freedom of speech is also very important. >> reporter: we the people rising insists artists should have freedom to express themselves but not in the place tax dollars fun. >> if it was just a beautiful picture of the statue of liberty we would have no problem with it but she

think that was right and is there nothing wrong with that per se, but it is in a congressman's office. it is where it is at. >> reporter: congressman is saying in response that he has seen art depicting jesus at capitol and has not seen anybody complaining about that >> spokesperson for we the people rising say the group is not familiar with that work but would want that taken down as well. in wisconsin where a state fair in dakota county is turning into much more than a just a fun event. >> sheriff's office posted photos of the 10 most wanted at the fair grounds, sheriff's office says it has had success in the pennsylvania tracking down their most wanted getting suspect photos out in front of the large groups of people has paid off. >> so what is your track record with this? >> well, we have got one, one in custody so far, this fair. >> this fair. >> for this fair with a couple of good lead. >> pretty huge. >> last year sheriff's department netted four arrests and spokesmen says it shows

authorities nab criminals especially won with the violent track record. >> great idea, to get those pictures in front of the a lot of people. >> already this year. >> still ahead on fox five a story you saw first right here >> how a study right here in d.c. could lead to a medical break through for children with a rare gene mutation. >> ♪

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cancer, fox five's angela hemp hill has our coverage on this. >> these families may be from all over the world, but there is a rare genetic link that brings them, all together. >> that has been, so overwhelming to see these kid, that are so similar to her. >> fox 51st brought you story of greg and shelby butler last week, their 12 year-old daughter ela with special need was diagnosed with a rare gene mutation called ppp2r5d, research suggest it is involved in autism, and even cancer and many more remains a mystery. up until right now the families hoff a child diagnosed with it have only spoken on facebook. >> have you told cynthia about a year ago we were going to be doing something like this, we would have said, you know, no way. >> reporter: recently mutation was named jordan

cynthia lange of california who made it their physician to gather the country's top research tours take a deeper wider look. lab work for the study is currently underway at gene dx genetics lab in gaithersburg. >> this type of research would have taken decade to do and with the rate of science being so quick right now in terms of the break throughs and discovery with gene therapy and other things we are trying to take advantage of that. >> reporter: families like the butlers hope others will take advantage of getting tested. >> i think a big take away is it gives us hope, gives us hope for ela and really gives us hope for whole lot of other people like ela who are younger and maybe who have not gotten a diagnosis just yet. >> reporter: and lee home hill , fox five local news. if you would like more information on how to get tested for jordan syndrome, ask your doctor about taking a sequencing test. >> it is expensive butom

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a new kind of beer is becoming summer's most popular drink. >> the goal, to quench the thirst of commuters frustrated with train delays, fox's jody goldberg has more. >> reporter: cool off with a new kind of beer coming to penn station next week. >> perfectly refreshing so i don't worry about waiting and a little bit of

the end so i don't get complacent. >> reporter: it is dubbed, and designed to look like the schedule board that many commuters have seen this sum mer with amtrak's repair work. brew point brewing company came up with the idea waiting for delayed train, where their brewery is. >> everybody has dealt with the frustration of the delay and if we can give beer drinkers and commuters relief, through a good beer, and something that they can drink while they pastime was really the goal. >> brew master dan janssen is scanning 200 cases in the first round, new age german style beer blend floral spices and honey for a refreshing case. >> it has malt character, just right amount of aroma. >> reporter: we asked them to way in the on the mass transit beer and they say delays feared during amtrak's summer repairs at penn so far have not been that bad. they go ton say hopefully this beer won't be either. >> i

think it is funny. >> i just hope it doesn't taste as bad as service is for the trains. >> poking fun but they are making light of the situation which, i think it is very appreciated. >> reporter: brewery says that is the point. >> we're taking a difficult situation and making it a little bit better. >> reporter: beer will start as penn station exclusive and may make its way to local bars jody goldberg, fox five news. news tonight far from over >> news at 11:00 starts right now. we will begin tonight in charlottesville virginia where today's clashes between white national list and counter protesters have prompted virginia governor terry mcauliffe to declare a state of emergency. thanks for joining us i'm lauren demarco. i'm lindsey watts in for matt. this started in the morning at what was believed to be the largest group of white supremacist to come together in over a d

plowed into a crowd killing a three two-year old woman. >> driver of that car has been identified this evening as 20 year-old james alex fields junior of ohio. fields has been booked on charges including suspicion of second degree murder. meanwhile knit we have getting a look of the tragic incident. we want to warn you this may be disturbing to some viewers. >> in addition to the woman who died in the crash, 19 others were injured. after the car, slammed into the group of demonstrators, you're looking at cell phone video of the incident. virginia governor terry mcauliffe condemned violence at a press conference this evening. >> you came here today to hurt people and you did hurt people but my message is clear, we are stronger then you. you have made our commonwealth stronger, and you will not succeed. there is in