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news a at ten starts a right now . state of emergency remains in effect in virginia tonight one day after protests involving white natural lists and counter demonstrators turn deadly. thank you for joining us, i'm lauren demarco and i'm marina maracco. three people were killed in charlottesville yesterday including 32 year old heather hire who was hit after a car plowed into a crowd of pro testors. i was ten feet away from them and all of a sudden you heard the impact of a person being thrown over a cash. i want to be very clear and this should not be something that's hard for anyone to say, this was an act of domestic terrorism, period. you came here today to hurt people. and you did hurt people. my message is clear, we are stronger than

virginia state troopers were also killed while responding to the violence when their helicopter crashed. we continue the coverage of fox5 with evan lambert. >>reporter: as you can see, people are still here at the memorial to 32 heather hire theft ' behind flowers, candles and personal messages. this site one of terror. tonight it's one of healing. a vigil that was supposed to be postpon ed over safety concerns still drew hundreds of invoices people who say they had to take a stand against hate. and remember 32 year old heater higher. heater was killed after police say a man slammed his car into a crowd here the saturday. two state troopers also skyed when a helicopter aiding in the response to the violent clashes between people chanting nazi slogans and counter protestors reached a climax. is

cover juvment friends of heater remain angry. but in general, sunday night was about calm and comfort for many of charlottesville's residents who came to the crash site to pay tribute to those injured and killed. earlier in the day, counter protestors made it clear they didn't want to hear from white supremest leader jason kessler. he organized saturday 's rally against the city's decision to remove a confederate statue down down. the hate, that is an anti white hate that fueled what happened yesterday. what happened yesterday was the result of the charlottesville police officers refusing to do their job. his attempt at a news conference shouted down by anti racist pro testors who chased him out of the downtown mall. a second round of chaos he erupting from

and the other victims. it doesn't matter who you support, either side, for the time being we would have just been there for whatever way we could have been and helped however we could . sunday night the pain of mourners was eased by the out pouring of love that people life hearsay really represents charlottesville. lelt it shine, let it shine shiny should mention that the suspect in the hit and run will have a court appearance tomorrow morning. live in charlottesville, evan lambert, fox5 local news. >> angelica there have been demonstrations around the country today, including right here at home, people withstand ing with charlottesville and opposing fashion many, white supremacy as well as hate red. thousands of people met across the white house.

where some folks are still gathered. >>reporter: tonight there are still several dozen people who are garyted in front of the white house. you can take a look at the yud. you can see the candles that they've lit here, some are carrying signs. most are sitting quietly, but we have certified some singing from this crowd tonight. earlier today there were even more people out on the streets of zc to oppose the violence in charlottesville. we'll show you some video present earlier. there was a huge crowd of people from the white house, others assembled bled at the world war two memorial. i think overall there may have been a few thousand protestors total. in the crowd, a woman who tells me she was in charlottesville yesterday. she says she was just about two blocks away from the car attaent there to opposee natural lists, white supremests and knee oh national disis

were gathering. this is what she told us. i'm a jew. i don't want to see nats disis parading in charlottesville. my family died in the holocaust. i'm here luckily. i'm not going to stand for it and that's why i went. did you ever anticipate that what happened there yesterday would play out there? >> i knew from what was going on that somebody would die eventually. i knew that. and my husband to me, you know, it quo have been you. and the video that you're seeing now of the protestors as they marched from the white house to judiciary scwier. this is right next to d.c. police headquarters . they were gather ing in front of a statue of a confederate general there. at times people were chanting tear it down. they were chant ing black lives matter. i believe that we will matterment they spoke out the k a and fast \am\many and also against president trump. we asked people including some people what they thought the

message was today. i think it's just a message of hope and love to show that we are better than this and our country is better than this. it's about love and how people should love each other and shouldn't have fights and get mad at each other because that makes our world even worse. people need to get their head out of the clouds. there are different people on this earth. no one is going to be the same. the overall message is people don't want to see people dragged backwards in a fast isabella rightwing descreks. back here live you can see some of the police officers that were patrolling the area tonight. i was talking with a few of them and they said they have not seen any problems in the hours that the people have been gathered here in front of the white house. lindsay watts, fox5 local news. >> it could be weeks, perhaps months before we learn what caused yesterday deadly helicopter crash that killed two virginia state troopers. the

chopper krawshed into a wooded area in albermarle oh county. police have identified the two men killed they are lieutenant jay cullen and trooper pilot burke mm bates of quinton, virginia. cullen was a 23 year veteran of the force, bates a 13 year veteran. he would have turned 41 years owed today. both men were married and each leaves behind two children. >> and virginia govern o terry mcauliffe joins church leaders at a church this morning. he spoke about those troopers who were both well known to him. mcauliffe a said he had been flying with lieutenant cullen for three and a half years and lieutenant burke was part of his protection unit. he he lashed out at those who came to the city to protest. you pretend you are patriots. you are not patriots. you are dividers. yesterday's incident will make the

unite people against hate. the family of the driver who plowed into the car yesterday, james field j is speaking out tonight his mother says she was shocked to learn of the accusations against her son. i just knew he was going to a rally. i mean, you know, i tried to stay out of his political views. we doanlt, you know -- i don't really get too involved. i didn't know it was white supremests. i thought it had something to do with trump. fields had been charged with suspicion of second degree murder as well asthma lition wounding a and one count of hit and run. a close friend of the vic tirnlings heather hire who was killed in the attack has already started a pundit raiser she and higher grew up together in charlottesville. she says she felt compelled to help the family after learning of her frepped's tragic death. she was a sweat person. i just want to do my best to make sure

family doesn't have to worry about the cost of anything. she wasn't always standing up for me , she was sticking up for my sons in there and all people of color whether it's, you know, blacks or hispanics. >> the go fund me page at last check has raised nearly $200,000 for higher's family. >> still ahead, caught in the cross fire, a teenager shot this week while driving through an intersection in northeast d.c. has now passed away. how she's being remembered tonight. dealing with the rising tensions in north korea why some say military action is not expected in the near future. stay with us. jamar i

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>> developing now in the district, a teenage girl shot in the head by a stray bullet as she was driving in northeast has died. we're told 17 year old jar mar i situated inner

her injuries yesterday. police say she was not the intended target. she was hit when two people opened fire on a group of people opened fire northeast. she recently graduated from woodrow wilson high school and was planning to attend college in florida this fall. her deaths has shaken the community she was a fantastic girl, a beautiful, lovely, bright star, someone that we could all be proud of. i think we have become desensitized to violence, just generally violence that i guess when you hear about it so often it doesn't -- it seems tragic and it seems unfortunate and then when it happens in your neighborhood to your quhield, to your student, to your family member then it's just so heart breaking that it's impossible to even -- to jows cope. it's impossible to get around.

week police arrested pill i'm mack sedan l yell. he claims his only involvement was dropping off two men near the attack. they are looking for two more suspects. just sense less. also in the district , police say a man is in custody and charged with murder ing his elderly mother in southeast. they were called to a home on fourth street yesterday evening. when they arrived they found 40 year old ann cook. she had been severely beaten. she was taken to a hospital where she died. they arrested her 50 year old son derek. d.c. police need your help to find a missing five-year old girl believed to be with her biological mother. joann par lamb was last seen yesterday on rhode island avenue northeast. someone called and reported the girl missing today. she was supposedly with her mother roland a par ham. police are asking anyone who knows the pair s whereabouts to give them a call. finally a day of sun and what a

. a gorgeous night out there . definitely a night way to cap off the weekend. the question is what will the workweek be like and how long will the nice weather last gwen we going to get some mixed conditions in the week, but what would weather be if it wasn't giving us a variety. a ridge of high pressure in control and that gave us some pretty high skies today. let's take a look at what's going on now. happily we have no rain onry car and that's some good news. a shower later in the day once we get into tomorrow. we'll watch that closely for you. but in the meantime, a nice night fairly mild, highs today we're kicking in pretty nice to the low 80s, eight # six at reagan, 83 at dulles and 84 at bwi arthur. q. marshal. this hour 66 at culpeper, 68 at dulles, 76 at zc , 730 at baltimore, 76 at annapolis and

gaithersburg. if you take a look at the due points they're only into the 60ss so that's not too bad considering we've had a little bit of humidity over the past couple of days. pretty comfortable but it will strike to rise and sneak in a little bit once we get into the week. we'll say some partly cloudy skies but we start the week and get into it temperatures on the rise on the seven day forecast. get ready, pop up the ac once again. back to you. national security officials say despite the war of words between north korea and president trump, a military confrontation is not imminent. fox's lauren blanchard reports. reporter cia director mike pompeo saying on fox news sunday he believes north korea leader is a rationale person, but despite president trump's threats this week he says kim jong un will continue to develop his missile program and they expect twhr wi

each time they test another missile or if they should develop a nuclear weapons test they expand the envelope. and so it is probably fair to say that they are moving towards that at an ever alarming rate. today on the sunday shows blame passing between those who side with the president and his heated words of fire and furry and those who believe his rhetoric over the last week has been reckless. that receipt rick, it seems to me, has taken away options or it's reduced maneuver space, if you will, for leaders. president trump inherited a mess to all those smart people who are criticizing his rhetoric and his policy, how well did you do. believe just administrations haven't taken this on. president trump has made it clear that it's his passing to protect the american people. first to japan now in south korea. the top us general meeting with military

the administration's focus is a diplomatic and economic campaign to get north korea to give up its nuclear ambitions, but if that fails the military stands ready. later this month, the us is planning to take part in annual military exercises with the south koreans and japanese, the show of force is designed to dissuade north korea and it will involve tens of thousands of troops, but leave some wondering p if the exercises may just further increase tensions. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >> coming up, construction on pennsylvania avenue. the extreme makeover white house edition coming up next. .

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up military arsenal. the par limit voted overwhelming to increase spebbing and boost funm . during today's session lawmakers chanted death to america in response to washington's latest threats to ter ran. discuss growing tensions with colombia convenient swale large audience food shortages and government corruption on friday president trump said he would consider a number of options to deal with the escalating violence, includ ing military intervention. national security advise ohr mark master addressed the situation today on the sunday talk shows. the president has asked us to what could happen next? what could happen in convenient sways large audience, we can't to cope what the current situation but understand better how this crisis might evolve. the vice-president

gina, chill lay and pan panama. he will talk about economic ties between us and its partners in the region. we are going to stand up. we're going to speak out and we're wrging to act. so the press tors gathering n at trump tower in new york. president trump is expected to spend a few days at his home inn time he's spending time there since his inauguration and security will be extra tight while protests are not uncommon at trump to your today's are in response to the president's response in charlottesville. prument is in new york city but when he returns to the white house there will be changes, not to his staff but to the act actual mansion itself. major renovations have been oning why ing inside the white house for several days. rick letten thal has

>>reporter: even investigations turning hundred hundred pennsylvania avenue into a construction don't. there are storage pods of plenty, workers are up on the roof where you only usually see snipers. a white house family has president moved out since 1944 blue it's time. the mansion needs major work. the heating and cooling system is getting an upgrade and the south port could he steps are being refurbished, fresh paint and carpets. president trump is staying at his golf club in bedminster, new jersey. the president calls it a working vacation with daily meetings often focused on a serious nuclear threat from kim jong un if he he does anything with respect to guam or anyplace else that's in american territory or an american alley he will truly regret it and he he will regret it fast.

ning to leave the garden state heading to the scrie sky scraper in new york. you can expect an even heavier security presence at trump tower and a tricker protocol to gain access of the building as longses a the president is there. the nypd and secret service say they're ready. in bridgewater, new jersey. >> tensions remain high in virginia after racial clashes end with the death of one pro testor and two law enforcement officers. we are live with the latest and our team coverage of the chaos in charlottesville continues after the break.

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>> this is fox5 local news at ten. there is a state of shock and panic after it happened. we couldn't believe that that actually happened. i have a

supremests and the nazis who came into charlottesville today our message is plain and simple, go home. you are not wanted in this great commonwealth. shame on you. tensions remain high tonight in charlottesville one day after deadly protests at a white naturalist recall yivment one person was killed when a car plowed into protestors. two virginia state troopers were also killed when the helicopter they were riding in yashed responding to the violence. joel waldman is live in charlottesville. earlier tonight we had seen a bunch of people gathered behind you it looked like an i am prompt tu vigil there. what is happening on the streets. >>reporter: good evening to you and everyone in your audience. this vigil actually kind of was, in fact i am prompt you. we got word about 6:00 this afternoon that t

vigils in fear of the ought right protestors who were set to be protesting although it never happened would clash with counter protestors so all the potential protests were off, but then people did come here to the site of yesterday's car crash and at one point there were literally hups and hundreds of people. now that number has trickled down as we're getting into the later evening hours. people were singing, saying prayers, hugging each other. obviously tears were blowing, a very sad site here in downtown charlottesville. we are learn ing more about the victim, 32 year old heather heyer. she is a parallel from charlottesville. and it turns out she was actually a victim's rights add row kate. her mother said she's absolutely devastated that she lost her daughter, but also said she's very proud of the way she actually died, that she was

against what she perceived as natural list many, naziism and in effect racism and speaking of that, the suspect in all this, james fields junior, he will face a judge tomorrow via conference. that's owlt of concerns for his own safe tism of course he he is charged with second degree murder in connection with heather heyer's death and let's not forget the two virginia state police officers, he died in that helicopter crash. of course they were out here surveying the area to make sure that everything was going to be okay between the protestors and counter protestors when so sadly their chopper went down. thank you, joel. such an unnecessary loss of life out there. joel waldman live tonight in charlottesville. tonight he we are hearing from a each tooer in ohio who knew james fields, junior, the man charged with plowing his car into those counter protestors yesterday. derek whiemer say

often express his support of hitler and the knee oh nazi movement. i knew he had that stuff going on but i never thought he'd go to the next level. that's quite a next level when you intentionally try to kill people because of your views. whiemer is a history teacher. he says we currently live in a divided condition. under these conditions radical groups have a tendency to grow. billion did i blast oh is criticizing president trump for not speaking out more forcibly against white supremests and other hate groups. this is a president who clearly speaks in blunt terms on many, many topics but unfortunately we've seen him hold back when it comes from rightwing ter o. he's time for him to say he will not support any alliance with rightwing groups

groups and law enforcement. as we've reported yesterday's violent rally started as a demonstrating to protest the removal a confederate stat euvment in the wake of this lexington kentucky's mayor says he wants to see two confederate statues from his city be removed . they sit near the city 'ses, he's asked the per permission to remove them. there's been an out pouring of support for those injured in charlottesville yesterday. of this was the scene at chicago last night. a candle l light vigil was held at rum p tower to bring attention to the events in virginia. a similar event held in atlanta, georgia. several civil rights groups to denounce the right supremests rallying in charlottesville. one bright spot that we've had in the weekend with all of this rough news has been that today was just beautiful

>> exactly. >> a nice day to get outside. pretty rocky the last couple of nights, but today we made up for it. a beautiful sunset, too. so we hve a ridge of high pressure in control now is actually giving us a pretty nice night as well. hopefully you got out and enjoyed today. i heard lauren say that she was outside enjoying brunch. i'm sure there were a the look of people out there today that took advantage of the weather. it was fairly comfortable. we're going to see some ipg chas as we get into the week on the seven day forecast. not to be expected -- not unexpected, i should say. some clouds tonight , but very much on the mild side and we're talking that we could see some late day showers on monday, very possible . i'll talk about that in just a second. temperatures on the rise. we are headed back to the 90s as somebody said, well, it is august. i think we for golt about that. the heat is going to make a return as well as the unwanted house

, humidity. unsettled late week i've got a couple of storms to talk about. in the meantime no storms tonight i'm happy to say. all quiet in the weather department. we have just a few clouds. we have a stationary front to the south and along the stationary front we could see a little bit of activity tomorrow and that's what we're talking about, the showers starting toic p up. otherwise not bad at all we hit into the low to mid 80s at all three airports, 86 at reagan, 83 at dulles and 83 at b wi thurgood high. our seasonal average for today is 87 so not too far off the mark. as i said it was at least a comfortable day. this hour we are at 68- degrees in fredericksburg. seventy-six at d.c. seventy at baltimore this hour, annapolis at 76. sixty-six at leonardtown . sixty-seven for platter ips bugger to the west, but look at cumberland. they're at seven 30s. we've got 68 at gaithersburg and 64-degrees at manassas this hour. w

light. they're going to stay light, dewpoints i want to say are into the 60s, so not too bad at all, but as i said we'll see a change with that. a few clouds will be rolling into tonight, but not much. partly cloudy as we get into the overnight showers tomorrow a return of some of the moisture. some of that will be more or less over western areas rather than more to the east. so don't be surprised if you don't see a shower at all tomorrow, but areas to the west as we're kind of looking at the target might possibly be for the day. dewpoints, as i mentioned into the the six 0s. here's where we're going to see the change come into the week and tomorrow daytime highs into the low to mid 80s, a little cooler to the north and northwest. we're look ing at some upper 70s there, so fairly comfortable once again and some sun. temperature wise, this is where the change is going to come into the week. we're going to get a return of the southerly flow as rainl of high pressure moves out and that's going to heat us up

that's where we're headed to the 90s. tropics are heating up a little bit. tropical storm girth, the good news is it's going to head out to see. by monday, tuesday, it will be between bermuda and carolinas, but take a look at the path, it's going to curve its way and head off to the northeast so we're not looking at any kind of threat with this system. so we're happy with that. your planner about midday 81-degrees with a mixture of sun and clouds . two to five is when we're going to start to see the showers if we're going to get any at all. 70-degrees mostly clear becoming partly cloudy and then once again tomorrow heating it to about 80-degrees. by the time we get to hump day we're really just flirting with that 90-degree mark but we hit it thursday and friday, chance of a tomorrow by friday as you can see and then late week we're do ing pretty good with plenty of sunshine. the

the week. this is so tough to watch. bryce harper injured. nats fans cringing. look at that. we've got an update coming up after the break with brody logan.

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. it usually ends in a a season ending yourry. lukely harper defied the odds and he has a bone bruise and has been placed on the ten day dl. harp er and the nats definitely dodged a bullet. it's an uber driver fortunate situation. it just happened. thrses ' nothing i could do. there's not really a recovery timetable. if i feel good i'm going toking go. p if i don't feel -- how i feel and how my mindset is, i'm going to push it to the limit and that's how i'm always been. i'm not scared to put force into it or anything like that. i'm going to take sometime to definitely let it heal. i want to be 100 percent whenever i play. the world series is definitely on my mind. i didn't mean to talk over you, bryce. >> a disum

giants. the giants get on the board early. aj cole, that will score one and then two batter's later, joe panic, panic is what we all did when we saw that video. dwriefs one to the gap. that scores two. the nats go down three-nothing earthy. run ner, on anthony rendone. the nats trail three-two. they lose game one. game two, danny murphy picking up the slack for the injured harper, third inning , moif goes to left center and apparently made a loud sound . one nothing, nats. and nen in the six, ryan zimmerman, he goes up and out, the 27th homer of the year gives the nats the lead. but then in the seventh, san b

i just learned in extras the nats won six to two. this week espn made headlines. showing all the weird sports we never see, darts, dodge ball and ultimate frisbee. espn catch up . we've been showing all that and more since day one. number five -- copycats. >> exactly. why not, half court , one handed over the head. in the middle of a photo shoot. like no warmup. why not. maybe we know why he's going to the nb a now. a kid from deman that. he's got skills. he's not the best trick shot artist of the week. that comes up later. number four, the annual can't bring park races in minnesota. defending champion on,

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he's laughing. >> sometimes you laugh when you hurt? a. that's bryce. i don't know how much bryce was laughing last night the. he makes the catch. that was two? number one, though. two year old trick shot artist correspond bin jackson. this kid can do it all with a pingpong ball and a cup. goes off the pot and then danceses off behind the back. right in. that is adcial. it's in. look at that swag. he is two years old. no look behind the back. are pretty much -- corresponds- bin jack than some, remember that name. boom. i feel bad for whoever has to play this kid in beer pong when he gets to college. >> do they still play beer pong in college? >> i don't know, anyone in college, let me know.

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>> we are gestate days away from the event week of the summer, the solar eclipse. it's the first eclipse in nearly 40 years and it's attracting people from around the world. >>reporter: people who have seen solar eclipses before say it's a beautiful and emotional event, the lights and colors like nothing you've ever experienced before. but where is the best place to be on august 21, your options quite literally run from see to shining see. the total solar eclipse is really breath taking perhaps a hundred million people will see it. it's probably going to be the most observed solar eclipse in history. some bold predictions and rightfully so it will be visible nationwide unless you're in a key area much it's really important to be able to try to get in the pat of totality which goes all the way across the nation

all the way to the carolinas. that path is a relatively narrow band about 730 miles wide. in the west many spots are a road like portland, busy and salt- lake city. the best weather is in idaho. if you can be there on the morning of august 21, the prediction from historic weather reports is pretty clear skies. you've got your best chance there. grand tea comes in wyoming, it's going to be spectacular. lincoln followed by kansas city, st. louis and the largest city the path, gnash ril. the southern part of the great smokey mountains will experience totality as will parts of northeast georgia and upstate south carolina all expected to draw big crowds because of the proximity to atlanta and charlotte. i think it's absolutely going to be worth it. yes, it's a few minutes of darkness, but this is the

the outer most layer of the sun in a natural which. the ' the biggest kind of see legislation event that you can see. that's not deterring eclipse chasers from across the globe. we've had people from europe, south america. people will come from all over the world and chase this e claims. they're booking hotels and making arrangements, start marking it on your calendar because there's going to be tremendous interest in this. and a virginia couple who booked a hotel room in idaho falls for the eclipse years in the advance now says the hotel is trying to charge them for what they paid for, it was one $40, now the hotel wants the couple to pay $200. the couple says they'll fight back. they intend to go to idaho regardless . they want want this to be raised tonight lesson for other people traveling to see the price

somebody is always trying to get you. the news tonight far from over. the news at 11 starts right now. this is fox5 local news at 11. a staift emergency remains in effect in virginia tonight. one day after protests involving white naturalists and counter demonstrators turn deadly. thank you for joining us at 11 i'm lauren demarco and i'm mp. a total of three people were killed in charlottesville including 32 year old heather heyer who died after being hit by a car that plowed into a group of protestors. it floored on the gas directly in the path of the protestors. i was ten feet away present them and all of a sudden you heard the impact of a person being thrown over a car. i want to be very clear and this should not be hard for someone to say. this was an act of terrorism, period. you came here today to hurt