man accused of driving a car into a crowd and killing a woman heads to court. 20-year-old james alex steel jr. faces several charges including murder. as you likely heard, this all took place during an alt rally on saturday. sunday, the organizer tried to hold a news conference but he was attacked by protesters. >>> that protest having consequences for a bay area man. a berkeley employee for fired for taking part in the white separatist rally. the man was identified by twitter users at that violent rally in virginia. now he is out of a job. >> top dog is politically outspoken. and they're sticking to, you know, what they have always done. i think it's ridiculous. the guy flew out to virginia for the protest. >> top dog is flooded with posts and calls about white after he was identified. he also allegedly took part in an april brawl in berkeley, as well. >>> events led to vigils across the country including here. sunday night people gathered at the deadly crash site in virginia, as well. head to nbcbayarea.com for videos and pictures of the protest. >>> health care workers are rallying to keep

charlottesville to shift to the courthouse where the suspect james alex steel jr. expected to face a judge for the first time since the attack. the legal system like so many here searching for answers. flowers and candles. prayers and tears. many in this grieving city gathered late sunday pulled together by their heart ache to remember the 19 injured and 32-year-old heather higher killed in a horrific weekend attack. >> robbed his mother. didn't accomplish a thing with the hate. >> reporter: police say 20-year-old james alex field jr., accused of using a car as a weapon, plowing into a crowd of counter protesters clashing with white nationalists and neo- nazis in charlottesville. >> barrelled into the crowd sending bodies flying. >> reporter: and ripping this community apart. but don't mistake their pain for weakness here. >> what happened yesterday was a result of the charlottesville police officers refusing to do their job. >> reporter: sunday, as leader jason kesler blamed authorities for the violence. he was quickly drowned out by shouts that punched and chasin