watch it much, i am watching in the morning, they have little doorstep and i was -- little george stephanopoulos talking to nikki haley. he talked about the speech i made last night, believe it or not, it got great reviews. it was with soldiers, we were somber, we were truthful, we were saying things, he talked

george stephanopoulos. reat. he's probably asleep by now. because he gets up at 2:30. >> jimmy: does he think i'm the greatest golfer in the world? >> he thinks you're the greatest golfer/lover in the world. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no, golfer. here, i have a great story. george stephanopoulos. i'm golfing with mario batali. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and i'm playing golf, which is fun. and i go, "i got to split, i got to go to work." and so george came in to do the second half of the nine holes. and he came in and i was like, "oh, i'll do just one more hole." >> so he was, like, your replacement? >> jimmy: yeah. >> he subbed for you. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: he was the better -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: better me. and so, anyways, i hit it, and i almost got a hole in one. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and i just -- i let the ball on the green. i go, "you pick up the ball, i got to go. later, dude." >> yeah. [ light laughter ] "george, nice to meet you. nice meeting you, dude." and i got in the car, i'm like, "oh, my g

the president referring to george stephanopoulos as "little george stephanopoulos." during that speech. that was interesting. he also hinted at a possible pardon for joe arpaio. listen. >> do the people in this room like sheriff joe? [cheers and applause] was sheriff joe convicted for doing his job? [cheers and applause] he should have had a jury, but, you know what? i'll make a prediction. i think he's going to be just fine, okay? [cheers and applause] >> that seemed to go over well, donya. >> reporter: it definitely went over well, and that's not surprising, because you had a convention center full of trump supporters. and arpaio is definitely a trump supporter. he's one of those people. he has pushed for tougher so has president trump, so it's not surprising that the people there would also be a supporter of the former sheriff. now what i find most interesting about this is that earlier in the day the white house press secretary basically said there would be no discussion of a pardon and then president trump comes on stage and hints at that pardon. >> that seems t

that little george stephanopoulos talking to nikki haley, right? little george. it's time to expose the crooked media deceptions and to challenge the media for their role in fermenting division. and yes, by the way, they are trying to take away our history and our heritage. these are sick people. >> greg: little george. it got better. an infomercial for fnc, knowing that it is airing on cnn. >> i must tell you, fox has treated me fairly. fox has treated me fairly. someday they might not treat me fairly and i will tell you about it. okay? but they've treated me fairly. but at least it's within reason. and "hannity," how good is "hannity"? he's a great guy. an honest guy. fox & friends in the morning is the best show. it's the absolute most on a show. and it's a show i watch. >> greg: fox & friends. a four man's "five." [laughter] >> brian: u.k. men -- >> greg: your days are numbered, brian kilmeade. that's awesome trolling. plugging fnc on cnn. plugging coke at a pepsi factory. the media makes a big deal out of nothing. a redwood from an oil acorn. they fooled a r

then halfway through he's talking about george stephanopoulos. [all speaking] i am saying in terms of how does this help him get his message out? >> eboni: here is the answer. it's about getting the base. i think the president is comfortable. a lot of people think he's going to try to grow the base. he's not. they got him in the white house. i think he is content with the base. that's how it helped him. he sees the narrative. i am going to flip kat's question. open to the table, how does the media themselves a favor by, i'm going to call it taking the bait. what if they took the approach to listen to the expected tone and the red meat, i agree president trump gave his base in phoenix. then said that's about what we can expect from the president and then pivots. >> kat: i think they are having fun. >> david: your point, brian, this goes to the narrative from the left. it was planned, james clapper came out and set it out. then chuck schumer picked up part of it and others went out. when they don't have a narrative, look at what they've done. russi

and the heated kellyanne conway and george stephanopoulos. here's david wright. >> reporter: this weekend, the president politely spared a moment -- >> come on, kids. everyone having a good time? >> reporter: -- to greet some wedding guests at his bedminster golf club. but, he insists, he's busy. "working in bedminster, n.j., as long planned construction is being done at the white house. this is not a vacation -- meetings and calls!" he has ground to make up. trump's agenda held hostage by the relentless focus on russia. >> the president has said the entire investigation is fabricated. that this is a conclusion in search of evidence. they've come up with nothing. >> we know now what has come up in just the last few weeks is that don jr responded to an e-mail saying that he was going to get russian government information on hillary clinton. that was not out during the campaign. that was revealed just in the last several weeks. >> right. nothing. >> reporter: today kellyanne conway admitted that trump is now starting to lose some of his core gr

we want to bring in our chief anchor, george stephanopoulos, he'll be hosting "this week" a little later this morning. good morning to you, george. first and foremost, trump is under a lot of fire from his own party for not denouncing this for what it is. e suitwhpremacism. we saw the tweets from ted cruz evil by its name. how much pressure is he under right now to condemn the white nationalist hate groups? >> this feels like a watershed moment for the trump presidency. no doubt about it. 2005, hurricane katrina. george w. bush took a lot of fire for flying over, not appearing to be in touch with what happened on the ground. i think the comment "on many sides" failing to call out clearly the neo-nazis, the ku klux klan, as white supremacists. even republican smarters in his own party, even people supportive of the president, like cory gardner, like ted cruz, who even though he was an opponent last year, now says we have to call this out as groteppuesqtitiveesom of c the president since he got in office. >> there's a pretty big press conference scheduled for monday. do you think this is o

. >>> let's bring in george stephanopoulos for more. he'll be hosting "this week" later this morning. >> hey, guys. >> this is the first major natural disaster on president trump's watch. how serious a political test is it for him? >> i'm not sure it's a political test. he's following the textbook for what presidents are supposed to do in situations like this. he's getting briefings from fema. authorized the fema director to do whatever it takes to address the problem down there. there will be questions going forward. the white house suggests the president is going to visit there this week. is that really the best idea? or will it divert attention away from the rescue and recovery efforts? that's one of the questions they're going to have to deal with. down the line, there may be requests for major federal funding for texas and maybe louisiana after this. that could become a political problem down the road. >> as harvey was making landfall, we know the white house unveiled the series of controversial decisions, including the decision of

here now, chief anchor, george stephanopoulos. >> good morning. when august arrives, presidents escape. and president trump kept up that tradition this week, decamping to his club in rural new jersey for a welcome break from a bruising debut in washington. his big-ticket promises, to repeal obamacare, build a border wall paid for by mexico, dead in the water. his approval rating, the lowest of any president ever so early in his term. this week, we learn that special counsel, be robert mueller, is zeroing in on the president's inner circle with a grand jury meeting in washington, documents demanded from the white house. and just this morning, president trump wakes up to this headline in the "new york times." "president aside, gop stars move toward 2020 bids." mike pence's schedule is so full of political events, that republicans joke he is acting more like a second-term vice president hoping to clear the field than a number-two sworn in a little more than six months ago. can you believe it's been just six months? a big bright spot for the president

george stephanopoulos says voter fraud does not exist. it's not even possible to commit voter fraud. our mission is to say, it is possible and it is true. in many ways i have to mobilize power to get the information out. so i think he was appealing to an antagonistic what's in your self-interest pitting groups against one another, you could say that's left or right, i don't think it's left or right or dogmatic. i think it's just except in the world as it is in the way that human beings operate. in fact recruited people in the churches and organize in the churches. i think saul linsky was a major contributing reason why these churches are democratic voting blocs because it's my read on the situation. i think he was effective but not dogmatic. >> host: is there any concern about filming people when they are not aware of it? is there an unfairness there? >> i don't believe so. i believe it's necessary. i think the information is of extreme public interest. because our last big story, which i think was earthshaking. we cut cnn's supervisor sa

. >> trump also mocked abc's george stephanopoulos over his height. >> abc this morning, i don't watch, but i'm watching in the morning, and they have little george stephanopoulos talking to nikki haley right, little george. >> stephanopoulos who stood 5- foot 5. >> we learned last night the president watches gma. he took off on me last night. >> trump singled up fox news as his favorite. >> that's

we want to bring in george stephanopoulos. good morning, george.know that the president can't be in the west wing in the white house because they're repairing the dilapidated hvac system, so they have kicked everybody out of dc. why is he so defensive? >> good question. every president takes vacation, every president is always working. it's just a fact. the white house follows you. but the president i think is defensive about this because he was so aggressive against president obama for all of the vacations, for all of the governor he played. lots of sound bites, lots of tweets attacking him. i think the president is feeling that blow back a little bit. >> let's talk about general kelly, the new chief of staff. are you seeing any changes from your perch? >> seems like things are tightening up. not only is scaramucci out, but he gave general mcmaster the power to take some jared kushner allies out of the national security council, as well. so you see some changes in personnel. it certainly seems as if the meeting schedules have tightened up inside t

we want to bring in george stephanopoulos who is hosting "this week" later this morning.ood morning. first and foremost, the president can't be in the west wing because they're repairing the hvac system and they're kicking everybody out. why is he defensive about being on vacation? >> every president takes vacation. every president is always working. just a fact. the white house follows you. but the president is a bit defensive because he was so aggressive against president obama for all the vacations, for all the golf he played lots of sound bites and tweets attacking him. the president is feeling that blowback a little bit. >> let's kelly, just a few days on the job. do you see any changes? >> things have tightened up. no question about that. not only is scaramucci out he also gave general mcmaster the power to take some jared kushner allies out of the national security council as well. you see changes in personnel. certainly seems as if the meeting schedules have tightened up inside the white house and access to the president and information to the president has been t

inwill appear on "this week" an interview with the george stephanopoulos, right here on abc 7. , stormwatchto home 7 tracking weather damage in fauquier county. the national weather service confirming an ef-0 tornado touched down in broad run friday afternoon. this is the third confirmed tornado in our area and a little less than three weeks. friday's twister left a mile-long path of destruction, including a tree that landed on a car. >> sounded like a freight train coming. i went up the street and got under the bridge. the tornado came by and kept lifting the rear of the truck. kimberly: people in haymarket are cleaning up after ee flooding outside of the manassas regional airport. the good news, nobody was injured. and we should remind people that hiding under a bridge is actually a really bad idea. people think they will be protected, but the winds bees under there can be increased. josh: exactly, it is one of those things that they go back and forth, are you safer in your car come here or there, and it depends on a case-by-case thing. that is a strong storm, the last place you want to be

abc this morning, they had little george stephanopoulos talking to nikki haley. little george. >> president of the united states, we should note, making a reference to the height of george stephanopoulos. >> classy. >> that's where we are. he did not -- he did not recognize the "wall street journal" or nbc news. we should also note that. what's the long-term damage of continuing to go after the so-called mainstream media? >> well, that's a really interesting question. because in some ways, president trump has been very good for the media. subscriptions to the "new york times" are up. he's done pretty well for television ratings. he's technically good for business when you look at numbers. but when he tries to discredit the media, that's where most of the damage is done. the media, you know, as reporters, we spend hours and hours and hours trying to get information to the people who are watching, who are reading, who are listening. accurate information so that they know what's going on in their country. and i think for me personally, i felt the impact of trump's co

the president's national security adviser sat down with george stephanopoulos. >> do you consider thatk an act of domestic terrorism? >> i think anytime you commit an act to create fear it is terrorism. has yet to say so himself. a growing number of republicans are breaking ranks. ted cruz called it a grgrotesqut of domestic terrorism and all of us have a moral obligation to speak out. >> to call this eiffel and lvil. >> he should talk out much more aggressively about it. >> reporter: trump has never failed to call out foreign enemies. >> we don't want radical, islamic terrorists in our country. radical islam ibic terror i ais. >> honestly, i don't now david duke, i'm pretty sure i didn't meet him. i just don't know anything about him. >> reporter: duke and his followers were strong trump supporters. he was in even he took offense at the president's response to charlottesville, tweeting at trump, i would recommend you take a good hook look in the mi and remember it was white americans who put you in the presidency. even the president's daughter is adopting much more forceful language a

. >>> this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up next.ere's the preview. >> reporter: good morning, nydia and gray, it's a critical week for president trump who doubled down on the attack in charlottesville members of both parties condemning his refusal to call out white supremacists. how will it impact his ability to governor. plus with new calls to take down confederate monuments across the condition. i traveled to river monday virginia to discuss how the country can he'll. plus the power house round table, back to you. >> here's a look at the storis we're working on for you. could the type of cancer you receive impact your chances of survival? >> a look at the history contribution and conflict of seer extra and iraq in 6abc loves the arts. now for chris sowers, gray hall, david murphy and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great morning, we'll see you back here at noon. look at these kids. what do you see? i see myself. i became an esl teacher to give my students what i wanted when i came to this country - the opportu

>> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> the president cleans house. >> the president certainly felt that anthony's comments were inappropriate. >> the new chief of staff. >> we just swore in general kelly. he will do a spectacular job, i have no doubt. >> but can general kelly manage the president and his staff. refocus the white house and revive trump's agenda. those questions ahead for counselor to the president kellyanne conway. as the russia investigation intensifies a grand jury in place. the president lashes out. >> the russia story is a total fabricati fabrication. >> will he fire the special counsel? how will congress respond? we talk democratic senators joining forces to protect robert muel r mueller? and our powerhouse round table. the facts that matter this week. >> good morning. when august arrives. presidents escape and president trump kept up that tradition this week to going to his club in new jersey from a welcoming break from a bruising debut in washington. to repeal obamacare, his approval rating the lowest of any president ever. th

. >> thank you, this week with george stephanopoulos coming up next.on news" continues back here at noon. here's a look at the stories we're working on for you. the world of opera takes center stage in philadelphia. details on the festival of music and storytelling. >> is having a job you dislike better for your health than no job at all? the experts in. >> -- experts weigh in. >>> for nydia han, alicia vitarelli, chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day. >> have a great sunday. >>> "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >>> hurricane harvey barrels into texas. torrential rain. epic floods. devastating damage. the latest from our team in the storm zone. plus, texas governor greg abbott and the president's point man join us live. >>> then, trump unleashed. >> the future belongs to us. >> blasting the press. >> the media's totally dishonest. these are sick people. >> a polarizing pardon. >> i don't want to cause any controversy. is that okay? but sheriff joe can feel good. >> attacks on his own

profanity-laced phone call with a reporter in his first interview since his firing on this week with george stephanopoulos do i think i deserved to be fired? i wish they had give men >> bay of soap and told me to wash my mouth out with soap and move on. i don't necessarily think it was going to be very hard for me to stay in the job given the fact that general kelly took over. so, i respect general kelly and so my feeling about the whole thing is that what happened was sort of meant to happen. >> scaramucci says looking back on it, he approached the job more like a corporate ceo than a political strategist. >>> fans of bruno mars got a 24 care at magic surprise last night. the singer's big announcement to help thousands of people. >> well, this is sfo, look at all the cloud cover. winds gusting to 32 miles an hour, and 1 hour 33 minute delay. so, we have some interesting weather on the way. it's not going to the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who a

in his first interview since leaving the white house, he told george stephanopoulos what he thought abouthe president's response to the violence in charlottesville. >> he needed to be much harsher. when the moral authority of the presidency, you have to call that out. >> he admits that steve bannon never told him he was a white supremacist, but he never asked. but scaramucci thinks the extent to which bannon tolerates is, quote, uninexcusable and a drag on the agenda of the president. >>> 17 undocumented immigrants found in a tractor-trailer this afternoon in texas. a family member reportedly tipped off police to the smuggling operation. police found the trailer in the town of edinburgh across the mexican border. first responders knocked on trailers parked at the rest stop until they located the immigrants from mexico, honduras and romania. the suspected ringleaders have been detained. >>> that massive powerball jackpot is even bigger because nobody won the drawing. so the new prides stands -- get this -- at $430 million. that jackpot has been growing since june 10th. meanwhile, this past

and in an abc news exclusive, to george stephanopoulos.president should be doing right now. >>> and the violent arrest seen on camera. >> the officer punching the suspect in the head and slamming him to the pavement. what's happened to that officer. >>> and miley cyrus is mysteriously m.i.a. from some awards. set to receive the highest honor, but never showed up. we'll have the highlights from the ceremony and the blue carpet. that is on "the skinny" on this monday morning, august 14th. >>> from abc news, this is world news now. >> good morning, everybody. we're going to start with the investigation into this weekend's deadly violence on the streets of charlottesville, virginia. here's what we know. james fields, the man charged, plowed his car into a crowd of people. he was photographed marching with a white supremacist group. >> he reported for basic training in august 2015 but he was released from active duty for quote, a failure to meet training standards. he's due in court today to face murder and other charges. >> he is accused of de

kellyanne conway was asked about that today by george stephanopoulos. she couldn't name the military advisers he said he consulted. people are still waiting. >> we are in new york city right now. you can yell out a question right now to bedminster, new jersey. he might hear you. >> he might hear but that voice. >>> so the president of france is under fire for a move to give his wife a formal position as first laid e more than 150,000 people have signed a petition against providing an office, staff and other perks for his wife. macron promised to create the role for his wife. this comes as he faces a plunge in popularity. >>> and we are getting new details this morning about the cause of that deadly ohio fair accident. the makers of the fire ball accident say excessive corrosion caused the ride to break apart last month. tyler jarrell died from blunt force injuries after being tossed into the air. seven others were injured and four others remain hospitalized. the ride was 18 years old. >>> australian authorities have released a man arrested in connection

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. >> reporter: george stephanopoulos pressed kellyanne conway. >> does the president commit to not firing robert mueller? >> he's not discussing that. >> but will he commit not to fire him? >> he's not even discussing firing bob mueller. >> that's not what i'm asking. >> reporter: just in case the president is thinking of firing mueller, a bipartisan group of senators is drafting a bill to ensure trump can't do so on a whim. republican tom tillis is one of the sponsors. >> we don't want to restrict the administration's authority or the department of justice from removing a counsel, we just want to make sure to the american people they can be convinced it was done for the right reasons. >> let's get to david wright, joining us live. given the president's current predicament, a growing number of republicans are already testing the waters for a possible presidential run in 2020. and the vice president is shooting down reports he's one of them. >> reporter: that's right. the vice president went so far as to release a statement saying he's 100% focused on the president's agenda and on the pres

lets bring in george stephanopoulos. this is a critical time for the res right now, having problem as board and here at home, and now his chief strategist many say the person that shaped his message to help him win that campaign is gone. >> yes, a message hurting the president for the last week in the wake of his remarks over the demonstrations in charlesville, his failure to condemn the kkk and neo nazis early on. it made it impossible for steve bannon to stay and the last straw was the interview he gave to the american prospect where he undermined the president's position and took aim at allies, the white house chief of staff, kelly and mcmaster and rex tillerson. steve bannon was a man with a lot of enemies inside of the white house for quite sometime. starting with jared kushner, and the president himself was not happy with the attention that steve bannon was getting and he was losing a lot of arguments inside of the white house and pushed out of the national security council and some of his allies on the counsel wer

today the president's national security advisor sat down with george stephanopoulos. >> do you consider the car attack in charlottesville yesterday an act of domestic terrorism? >> i certainly think any time that you commit an attack against people to incite fear, it is terrorism. >> reporter: but the president has yet to say so himself. a growing number of republicans are breaking ranks over this. senator ted cruz called the attack "a grotesque act of domestic terrorism" posting "the nazis, the kkk, and white supremacists are repulsive and evil, and all of us have a moral obligation to speak out." >> call this white supremacism, this white nationalism evil and let the country and world hear it. >> i do think the president should clearly talk out more aggressively about it. >> reporter: trump has never hesitated to call out foreign enemies. >> we don't want radical islamic terrorists in our country. radical islamic terrorism. okay. we have to say the term. >> reporter: but he has tended to pull his punches when it comes to white nationalists like david duke. >> honestly, i don't know da

. >>> tomorrow on "this week," george stephanopoulos with the fallout in charlottesville and of course his exclusive interview with anthony scaramucci. the white house communications director ousted after 11 days on the job. >>> we now want to turn our other top story, the growing showdown between the u.s. and north korea. president trump and kim jong-un trading threats of military action. after the president warnd that the u.s. was locked and loaded, north korea responded with a threat of its own, promising tragic doom to america. here's abc's martha raddatz. >> reporter: today, a new warning from kim jong-un's regime. after nearly a week of threats on both sides, north korean state media sending this message. "if the trump administration does not want the american empire to meet its tragic doom, they had better talk and act properly." the threat comes after north korea, earlier this week, said it was crafting a plan to send four missiles to the waters off guam. and its latest message, clearly a response to president trump's string of warnings, from his friday tweet, saying the u.s mi

. >>> george stephanopoulos tomorrow goes one on one with kellyanne conway on a big show. '"this week." make sure to tune in. >>> overseas, north korea with tough sanctions over its latest missile test. increasing pressure on the regime banning $1 billion in export including coal, iron and seafood. the decision coming after north korea's successful tests of two missiles capable of reaching the u.s. >>> next to the twin cities terror. federal authorities investigating an apparent fire bomb at a mosque near minneapolis. the fbi confirming someone threw an explosive device through a window this morning. between 15 and 20 people had gathered for morning prayers. no one was injured. >>> let's turn to weather and the extreme storms across the country. dangerous weather including dangerous thunderstorms in the northeast. fierce lightning strikes in harrisburg. you see them there. to the west, monsoon rains triggering flash flooding in the vegas strip. here's abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. >> reporter: mother nature dealing a bad hand to the las vegas strip. torrential r

nw reporting george stephanopoulos. >> we are coming on the air now because trump is about to addressfor the first time on the war in afghanistan. it is already america's longest war, almost 16 years. more than 2,000 americans have sacrificed their lives in that country, more than 20,000 wounded. and with a new strategy, president trump will announce for the troops gathered there, america's longest war is all but certain to continue for several more years with several thousand more american troops. for years, the president called for the u.s. to get out of afghanistan all through the campaign. he complained our troops are stuck in a war we are not winning,

this morning -- i don't watch it much but i'm watching in the morning and they have little george stephanopoulosi made last night which believe it or not got great reviews, right? they had a hard time. they were having a hard time because we were somber and it was with soldiers and he talked about it for like that much. then he goes let's get back to charlottesville. charlottesville. and nikki is great. she's doing a great job, by the way. i said we have to heal our wounds and the wounds of our country. i love the people of our country. all the people. it said i love all the people of our country. i didn't say i love you because you're black or i love you because you're white or i love you because you're from japan or you're from china or you're from kenya or you're from scotland or sweden. i love all the people of our country. so i said -- by the way, folks, this is my exact words "i love all the people of our country. we're going to make america great again but we're going to make it great for all of the people of the united states of america." and then they say, is he a racist? is he a racist

this morning -- i don't watch it much but i'm watching in the morning and they have little george stephanopoulosi made last night which believe it or not got great reviews, right? they had a hard time. they were having a hard time because we were somber and it was with soldiers and he talked about it for like that much. then he goes let's get back to charlottesville. charlottesville. and nikki is great. she's doing a great job, by the way. i said we have to heal our wounds and the wounds of our country. i love the people of our country. all the people. it said i love all the people of our country. i didn't say i love you because you're black or i love you because you're white or i love you because you're from japan or you're from china or you're from kenya or you're from scotland or sweden. i love all the people of our country. so i said -- by the way, folks, this is my exact words "i love all the people of our country. we're going to make america great again but we're going to make it great for all of the people of the united states of america." and then they say, is he a racist? is he a racist

they have little george stephanopoulos talking to nikki haley. little george.t great reviews. they had a hard time. they were having a hard time because it was with soldiers. we were somber and truthful. we were saying things. he talked about it for like that much. and then he said let's get back to charlottesville. and nikki haley was great. she's doing a great job, by the way. now, i say we have to heal our wounds and the wounds of our country. i love the people of our country. the people. all of the people. it says "i love all of the people of our country." i didn't say i love you because you are black or i love you because you are white. or i love you because you are from japan. or you are from china. or you are from kenya or you are from scotland or sweden. i love all the people of our country. so i said, by the way, folks, this is my exact words. "i love all the people of our country. we are going to make america great again. but we are going to make it a great for all of the people of the united states of america." and then they say "is he a racist?" and

he told george stephanopoulos he would not have recommended that the president say what he said about the violence. >> i think he needed to be harsher as it related to the white supremacists and the nature of that, i applaud general mcmaster calling it what it is, domestic terrorism. >> he said he does not have many around him except for eadvantage can -- iivanka and jd kushner that would tell him that. >> people in our area gathered on town square for a candle light vigil. it was a similar scene in doylestown where 60 people gathered. in philadelphia, philly rise protest the the white nationalists in charlottesville. mayor kenny tweeted i do not support white nationalists. >> two menned up changing -- police schaikdz fire -- exchanged fire with two suspects and two men were hit by police. >> reporter: three men were shot, but the good news none of the officers involved were injured. as you're about to see that could have happened. it was a chaotic night in chester. police say it started at 2:00 a.m. at the gold room bar on edgemont avenue. detectives say officers were monitoring thin