(vicki) and next - he's being called the charlottesvill e hero... hear from the man - who pushed his fiance out of harms way. (vicki) community members gathered today in charlottesville, virginia, for a memorial service to honor heather heyer... (vicki) the 32-year-old woman killed when a car drove through a group of counter-demonstrators on saturday during an alt- right rally. (grant) from our partners at cnn... omar jimenez is in charlottesville with reaction from her family. susan bro, heather heyer's mother: "i'd rather have my child but by golly if i've got to give her up we are going to make it count."a virginia mother speaking to a capacity crowd in support of her daughter heather heyer. she was killed saturday in charlottesville when a dodge challenger plowed into a crowd of people -- demonstrating against a white nationalists' rally.mark heyer, heather heyer's father: "no daughter should have to do this. but i love my daughter." family...friends...co-workers all took turns sharing stories about the woman they remember fighting for what she b

two days after a woman was run down and killed by a suspected nazi sympathizer in charlottesvill e.. good evening. i'm pam moore . ( grant ) i'm grant lodes. steve aveson is off tonight after calling for national unity, the president went on twitter to attack what he called the fake news media and blamed them for pressuring him to condemn right-wing hate groups. natthe police were bringing flamethrowers to burn us... white supremacists gathered outside the courthouse where james fields appeared by video from jail.he said he had been working as a security guard for 13=hundred dollars a month and couldn't afford a lawyer.the judge denied him bail on second degree murder charges,natpolice say fields drove his dodge challenger into a crowd protesting the neo nazi rally on saturday, injuring 20 e=people and killing heather heyer,"it was important for her to speak up for people she thought weren't being heard. to speak up when injustices were happening." fields was described as an avid fan of nazi germany by his high school teacher.his mother says she had no idea of his extreme racial view

name ... 48 - hours after a woman was run down and killed by a suspected nazi sympathizer in charlottesvill eod evening. i'm pam moore .

progress, the newspaper for the city of charlottesville, e just need to spread love, vigil held at the spot of saturday's fatal crash. heather heyer, one of the counter-protesters

name ... 48 - hours after a woman was run down and killed by a suspected nazi sympathizer in charlottesvill e.. (pam ) good evening. i'm pam moore . ( grant ) i'm grant lodes. steve aveson is off tonight after calling for national unity, the president went on twitter to attacked what he called the fake news media and blamed them for pressuring him to condemn right-wing hate groups. natthe police were bringing flamethrowers to burn us... white supremacists gathered outside the courthouse where james fields appeared by video from jail.he said he had been working as a security guard for 13=hundred dollars a month and couldn't afford a lawyer.the judge denied him bail on second degree murder charges,natpolice say fields drove his dodge challenger into a crowd protesting the neo nazi rally on saturday, injuring 20 e=people and killing heather heyer,"it was important for her to speak up for people she thought weren't being heard. to speak up when injustices were happening." fields was described as an avid fan of nazi germany by his high school teacher.his mother says she had no idea of his extreme

mark ) three c-e-o's have quit president trump's manufacturing council after the violence in charlottesvill eder armour founder and c-e-o kevin plank condemned white supremacists in a tweet -saying "there is no place for racism or discrimination in this world." plank stpped down from the president's council. intel c-e-o brian krzanich also stepped down from the president's council. he said in a statement he resigned to "call attention to the serious harm our divided political climate is causing to critical issues." the head of pharma giant merck ken frazier also quit yesterday. (mark) a wildfire near the southern edge of yosemite national park is burning through a thick forest area. firefighters say the flames ignited sunday afternoon and it has now spread to more than 15-hundred acres. right now there is no containment. firefighters say the steep and rugged terrain is making the fire difficult to fight. crews believe the fire may have been sparked by lightning. ( darya ) tiger woods had five drugs in his system when he was arrested for d-u-i. that's according to the toxicology report that wa

heyer worked in charlottesvill e as a paralegal. her boss remembers one of the last things heyer said.larry miller / heather heyer's boss: at one of the last staff meetings she made the comment, "if you're not outraged you're not paying attention".in charlottesville, i'm omar jimenez. ( mark ) and this morning we are hearing from some of the president's supporters here in the bay area. some say the president was right to blame both sides for the violence in charlottesville. <"the alt-right came in, and the alt-left came in. the alt-right came in with their military weapons, and the alt-left came in with tear gas, flags and inflammatory statements, and asking to install a communist regime. they are both wrong. and that's what the president said. violence on both sides, ultra extremes wrong. the violence was instigated by these two extreme groups that didn't have a permit."> ( mark ) the president's comments come as bay area communities brace for two right wing protests. we first told you about these planned protests yesterday on the

two days after a woman was run down and killed by a suspected nazi sympathizer in charlottesvill e..ning. i'm pam moore . ( grant ) i'm grant lodes. steve aveson is off tonight after calling for national unity, the president went on twitter to attack what he called the fake news media and blamed them for pressuring him to condemn right-wing hate groups. natthe police were bringing flamethrowers to burn us... white supremacists gathered outside the courthouse where james fields appeared by video from jail.he said he had been working as a security guard for 13=hundred dollars a month and couldn't afford a lawyer.the judge denied him bail on second degree murder charges,natpolice say fields drove his dodge challenger into a crowd protesting the neo nazi rally on saturday, injuring 20 e=people and killing heather heyer,"it was important for her to speak up for people she thought weren't being heard. to speak up when injustices were happening." fields was described as an avid fan of nazi germany by his high school teacher.his mother says she had no idea of his extreme racial views. "alt-r

a such swifter reaction he had to the hate groups in charlottesville. e the white house.us twh >>krs. is battling cocaine smuggling. we'll take you inside coast gu ard opioeratns hunti smugglers. that's the cbs morning news for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm ann marie green. have a great day. >> it's going to start the next big world war if it isn't stopped. >> hacking, it's a big deal. >>> good morning, thanks for waking up with us, let's head down to the south bay this morning. we've got a shower at the bay bridge but hey a little bit of variety is good as we start the day. tuesday, august 15th a live look in san jose. and if you look really carefully, i'm told that you can also seeley vie's stadium in the shot where the denver broncos will lose this saturday. >> okay. you think so huh? >> it's my prediction. >> it's preseason. it doesn't matter. >> i'm michelle griego by the way. >> i was just saying with the prediction like that kenny, you should weather forecast. >> okay. >> ooh. >> we'll see if he's right or not. >> so nice is that it's goin

progress, the newspaper for the city of charlottesville, e just need to spread love, vigil held at the spot of saturday's fatal crash. heather heyer, one thehe counter-protesters of supremacist rally, was killed when a car ran through some of protesters. the bangor daily news, trump violence in north carolina. headline on this from the front page of the santa cruz criticism of capitol hill, aides scramble to explain trump's response to clashes and gardner, corey republican from colorado, calls stand with take a conviction. getting your thoughts this morning. anne up first in north carolina, republican line, good morning. good morning. host: go ahead, anne. caller: i would just like to say i think the president's comments ere on spot, he condemned all violence on all sides. i would like to say i do not saying te the media everyone that was there was supremacist or neonazi. a lot of people there, were southern rotect our monument. the southern rights and onuments are being torn down, they should not be. and i just would like to say that i do not appreciate the condemning everyone as ist

first large and racially charged gathering since a car plowed into counter- demonstrators in charlottesvill enny) (lydia) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a few degrees of cooling are expected over the weekend and into early next week as an approaching trough of low pressure weakens the area of high pressure currently over the eastern pacific. coastal areas will see little in the way of change with continue night and morning low clouds and patchy fog. (lydia) another city is being sued by the woman at the center of the police sex scandal that rocked the bay area. the attorney representing the now 19- year-old woman alleges some of the officers had sex with her while she was a minor.(anny) as kron4's haaziq madyun reports -- the police department's top brass is also named in the complaint. that is how civil rights attorney john burris describes the alleged behavior of six richmond police officers named in a federal lawsuit against city of richmond. burris says the victim jasmin

mark ) three c-e-o's have quit president trump's manufacturing council after the violence in charlottesvill ec-e-o kevin plank condemned white supremacists in a tweet -saying "there is no place for racism or discrimination in this world." plank stpped down from the president's council. intel c-e-o brian krzanich also stepped down from the president's council. he said in a statement he resigned to "call attention to the serious harm our divided political climate is causing to critical issues." the head of pharma giant merck ken frazier also quit yesterday. ( mark ) in international headlines. massive mudslides in sierra leone's capital killed more than two- hundred people and destroyed dozens of homes. many victims were trapped under tons of mud as they slept. the government and aid groups are working to help survivors -- and try and find the many people still missing. red cross estimates that as many as as three-thousand people are left homeless officials say the death toll is expected to rise. ( darya ) a seven-year-old boy has a brand new bike after his was stolen... and it's all thanks to

the oakland mayor's office says people approached them after the violence in charlottesvill e.something that would bring the community together. people raised money through a go-fund-me account and then partnered with an artist to make posters that say oakland stands united against hate. about 20-thousand posters are being distributed in oakland and another 20-thousand in berkeley. ( mark ) the posters are being handed out to businesses... schools, and public libraries. ( mark ) and stick with kron 4 this weekend w

e. lee statue in charlottesville. we do not see at this point, at least, from this vantage point, we don't see any protesters who have gathered there. but we are keeping a very close eye on what's happening there in virginia. you know, we try, shelby, not to become part of this story. when we cover this president or any other president, for that matter, we're journalists. but his attacks on the fake news. thosin sessant attacks going on for a year, they're hard to ignore. this is just part of what the president said last night. take a listen. >> the failing "new york times," which is like so bad. it's so bad. the "washington post," which i call a lobbying tool for amazon, okay? cnn, which is so bad and so pathetic and their ratings are going down. 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

heyer worked in charlottesvill e as a paralegal.emembers one of the last things heyer said.larry miller / heather heyer's boss: at one of the last staff meetings she made the comment, "if you're not outraged you're not paying attention".in charlottesville, i'm omar jimenez. ( mark ) and this morning we are hearing from some of the president's supporters here in the bay area. some say the president was right to blame both sides for the violence in charlottesville. <"the alt-right came in, and the alt-left came in. the alt-right came in with their military weapons, and the alt-left came in with tear gas, flags and inflammatory statements, and asking to install a communist regime. they are both wrong. and that's what the president said. violence on both sides, ultra extremes wrong. the violence was these two extreme groups that didn't have a permit."> ( mark ) the president's comments come as bay area communities brace for two right wing protests. we first told you about these planned protests yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. now

(grant) former president barrack obama's tweet after the violence in charlottesvill e...most liked tweet ever. on saturday he tweeted this photo along with a nelson mandela quote: "no one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin..." at last check the tweet had nearly four million likes. (pam) tonight - as the backlash grows against president trump's remarks on the violence in virginia.. there are new calls to remove him from office... the latest not having to do with impeachment. instead.. bay area congresswoman jackie speier tweeting today: "potus is showing signs of erratic behavior and mental instability .... that place the country in grave danger. time to invoke the 25th amendment." to get some clarification on exactly what the 25th amendment is -- i talked with a constitutional law expert from u-c hastings.

city officials are obviously hoping to prevent violence like this...which is what we saw in charlottesvill e, virgina a week and a half ago.((vicki))the u.s. park service still hasn't made a final decision about issuing the group patriot prayer a permit((grant))however, san francisco is making plans for counter protests, at another location.today the city announced it is planning to host two counter protests at civic center plaza. the plans call for a political rally friday at noon on the steps of city hall so residents can speak out on the issues of race and hate. saturday at noon... is more of a family event... titled san francisco peacefully unites against white nationalists.we think that will help by not engaging and therefore dignifying the patriot movements and their hate message and their violent message. we think that's the best alternative. there are still at least two groups that plan to show up at crissy field and face off against hate groups.san francisco's police chief has been advising the national park service about ways to keep the crissy field event safe should they issue fi

here he is...defending his initial response to charlottesvill e...reading his prepared remarks from two saturdays ago. (grant) but there was a big omission. the presdient left out his saturday ad- lib...for which he was heavily criticized...when he condemmed the hatred and bigotry...quote. ..on many sides...on many sides. tonight...he never said...on many sides.== and as we look at video of the demonstratrs outside the arena...and the police presence there... mister trump also made news by intimating he would be pardoning controversial sheriff joe arpio.,.. he confirmed the border wall will be built... a hot and divisive topic in arizona. (pam) two people are now in police custody - in connection with the sexual assault of a 4-year-old girl in sunnyvale. (steve) police say...the suspects were babysitting the little girl....when the crime occurred. (steve) kron four's terisa estacio reports from sunnyvale where police fear there could be more victims of this terrible crime. a disturbing crime out of the south bay to tell you about tonight. a four year old allegedly molested by her babysi

reporter melissa raney has the latest details on what's happening right now in charlottesvill e.... trump "we condemn in the strongest possible terms this display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides." president trump addressing the violence in downtown charlottesville, virgina after clashes erupted between white nationalists and counter-protesters.a number of people were injured during the "unite the right" demonstration --- and not just from the fighting.. several pedestrians were struck by a car that slammed into a crowd of people.nats thousands made their way to emancipation park -- protesting the statue removal of confederate general robert e. lee.the organizer says the statue itself is symbolic of much larger issues...jason kessler / event organizer: "the primary issues are preserving history against this censorship and revisionism... the second issue is being allowed your interest as a white person.. and finally is this about free speech." in february, the city council voted to remove the statue but is on hold pending litigation. the move follows efforts by communitie

(jr stone) saturday's violent rally in charlottesvill e, virginia attracted white nationalists from all over the country, including the former leader of the k-k-k david duke. he has been a vocal supporter of the u-s president... here is a clip from 20-16 when donald trump was campaigning and was specifically asked about duke... <"yes, go ahead...mr. trump how do you feel about the recent endorsements of david duke?i didn't even know david duke endorsed me, david duke... alright, okay, i disavow okay? > (jr stone) now duke explained the reasoning for saturday's alt-right and neo nazi rally in virginia... this is what he had to say... (jr stone) and then after president trump condemned the rally and urged americans to come together... duke sent a tweet directed that the president saying that mr. trump shoul

because he has the same name as confederate leader robert-e-lee.( darya ) the decision came after violence at a white supremacist rally in charlottesvillehat started as a protest over the removal of a robert-e lee statue.( mark ) people online are criticizing the network calling this an over reaction to violence in charlottesville. e-s-p-n has issued a statement saying that the network regrets that "who calls play-by-play for a football game has become an issue."( darya ) lee has not commented on the decision to switch his assignment. (james) your bay area forecast is after the break. big news from advil, advil liqui-gels minis. our first concentrated pill that rushes powerful relief. a small new size that's fast, cause it's liquid. woohoo! you'll ask, what pain? new advil liqui-gels minis. to tinto a flamecker you'll need a spark. new emergen-c energy+ natural caffeine from green tea to focus your mind. 7 b vitamins plus vitamin c to fortify you. spark the energy within you every day. emergen-c energy+. emerge and see. hey. what can you tell me about your new social security alerts? oh! we'll alert you if we find your social security n

than 12-thousand.abc news / thousand.abc news / wash post poll: 28% approve of his handling of charlottesvill e. (grant) and kron four will be bringing you... the president's speech live - on air and on our website kron four dot com. the president's address is scheduled to start at 6:00. tom del beccaro will join us again live on set - after the speech with reaction. (vicki) coming up - more parts of the old bay bridge are set to disappear. find out when the final parts of the iconic bridge are set to come down. (vicki) then- white surpemacist graffiti found spray painted on a sacramento school. who police now have in custody. (vicki) and next - it could be considered the event of the century. a look at how people in the east bay enjoyed today's solar eclipse. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. the fire that started in yosemite national park last week has now forced the small town of wawona to evacuate. authorities say the fire has grown to nearly three thousand acres... and came within a half mile of the town. the air quali

and the charlottesvill e city council, in virginia, recently voted in favor of changing lee park.....fter robert e. lee......to emancipation park.officials also voted in favor of taking down it's statue of lee....sitting upon his horse but the move--which sparked the white nationalist violence over the weekend- is paused, pending litigation.i'm john lorinc reporting. ( mark ) a modesto pastor's message against hate is gaining a lot of attention online this morning.. the video was addressed to racists: <'thereús a bunch of stupid white people, iúm just tellinú ya that they are stupid in telling people that god is into this and god is not into this at all.'> that video now has nearly three million views. pastor glen berteau says he was moved by his multi- cultural congregation. he simply became overwhelmed sunday while condemning the violent white nationalist charlottesville.

e. lee in charlottesville. crews started doing that this morning to honor heyer. she was killed while protesting the white nationalist rally earlier this month. some people in today's crowd cheered as lee was vail -- there's a good chance you've seen robert lee crossing your social media feed. >> not the confederate general though whose statutes are under extra scrutiny later, we're talking about another man. scott here on the left. robert lee. a young play-by-play announcer for espn. he was slated to work next weekend's game against the university of virginia and william and merit. >> given the national conversation spurred charlottesville -- the network gave lee the option of working a different game announcer from becoming the bud of jokes. lee accepted that offer and the thing has a lot of people talking tonight. we wanted to know how you feel. >> here's hour question.

the oakland mayor's office says people approached them after the violence in charlottesvill e. said they wanted to do something that would bring the community together. people raised money through a go-fund-me account and then partnered with an artist to make posters that say oakland stands united against hate. about 20-thousand posters are being distributed in oakland and another 20-thousand in berkeley. ( mark ) the posters are being handed out to businesses... schools, and public libraries. ( mark ) and stick wi

president of colombia, vice president pence reacted to the violent rally in charlottesvi e charlottesville. e hi there. i'm rustephanie ruhle. this morning, what a weekend to unpack. an nbc news exclusive. vice president pence leaps to the defense of president trump's response, to the violence in charlottesville. >> i take issue with the fact that many in the media are spending more time criticizing how the president addressed the issue -- >> in just one hour, the man accused of intentionally ramming his car into activists, into protesters, kills one of them, appears in court for the first time. those who knew that young woman best. they want the world to know exactly what we lost. >> i'm trying to honor my daughter the way that i know she would want to be honored. >> and republicans and ceos distance themselves from the white house. >> these groups seem to believe they have a friend in donald trump in the white house. >> we of got to move this morning with president trump heading back to the white house any minute now. according to the attorney general, we are expecting him to take another s

plans to remove a statue of confederate general robert e lee led to a protest in charlottesville. -s-p-n spokesperson says the decision was made - quote- "simply because of the coincidence of his name." an administrator at the academy of art in san francisco says the company's decision is ridiculous. <"the asian community has to get behind this, the asian community must stand up and say this is wrong, this is about his name. her name. it has nothing to do with intelligence, it has nothing to do with being a great reporter. they should reassign this person, period.">(grant) lee has been moved to another college football game in pittsburgh. the company says is is a shame that this is even a topic of conversation. coming up(are you serious) you understand about the new legislation that is being passed in hawaii about texting and being on your phone while you walking in a crosswalk i warned you and now there is an announcement my announcement is this stanley roberts thank you very much nope that's not it..ill explain in the next edition of people behaving badly (grant) but first...a ca

even so, president also condemns the vandalism. >> thompson believes the violence around charlottesville robert e. lee statute may create support for their case, that the courthouse isn't the proper place for a confederate memorial. but he never wants to see what happened in charlottesville or durham here. >> i think that would be a travesty. that's not the way you should move forward in this debate, you know, if we're don't stay civil. then we're doing to lose our society. >> in leesburg, julie carey, news 4. >> the faces of 8 confederate leaders line the halls of the capitol building. lawmakers try to figure out what to do with the statutes. the monuments are in the hall. you saw state controls, the federal government has no say over them. now we've learned a bill from new jersey senator would change that the confederate statutes could be removed. when lawmakers returned, the house and senate planned to hold hearings on the racism scene in charlottesville. house democrats will try to censure president trump for his both sides response, the effort won't go anywhere in the republican controlled c

charlottesville dumps a monument of robert e. lee. ♪ brent: i am brent goff.t is good to have you with us. as the dust settles after last weweek's terror attacks in catalonia, investigators in spain and other european cities are beginning to connect the dots in an investigation that has broader implications across europe. some of the catalonian cell visited paris before the attacks leading authorities to investigate whetether they are papart of a larger islamist network. reporter: these are the remains of the bomb making facility on the coast south of barcelona. it is unclear how the group was able to transport large group of quantities -- large chemicals undetected. had an accidental explosion nott destroy thee facacility the atts likely would have been much more deadly.. most of the members of the terrorist cell lived in the spanish town of report -- the men believed to have radicalized the assailants, the imam, had lived for a short time in belgium. links have also been revealed in switzerland and france. a car used in the attttacks had been i in paris just

== charlottesvill == charlottesvill e because of plans to remove a robert e lee statue. se are all over the south. what should be done with them? (catherine) the conversation about the impact and fallout from the weekend protest in charlottesville continues online on our website kron 4 dot com... and we'll continue the conversation tonight on kron 4 news at eight... with political analyst micheal yaki. we'll focus in on the political response to the violence. that's coming up tonight at eight. (grant) the two people accused of killing a man at twin peaks in san francisco last month... plead not guilty in court today. 19-year-old lamonte mims and 20-year-old fantasy decuir have been charged with the murder of ed french. french's family wants to know why mims was not behind bars at the time of the murder. two weeks before the shooting-- mims was charged with felony possession of a firearm. at that time he was on felony probation for auto burglary in san mateo county and misdemeanor probation for receiving stolen property in san francisco. public defender jeff adachi.... say

e lee statue. statues being here in charlottesville in what was robert e lee park for a little less than 100 years, the city council to rename this emancipation park and also they voted to remove the statute and there is a coates two court fight that they had to stick around for a while and now we are waiting to see what the mayor has to say about how things play out from here, regarding the statue. another thing that the mayor was expected to get questioned about today was something very poignant here and charlottesville, this is the home to university of virginia, a place where thomas jefferson is revered. president trump this week has brought up the question, if you're going to remove statues of robert e lee and other confederate generals, you also have to remove statues of thomas jefferson and george washington, men who were both slaveholders, something that the mayor here would face questions about. certainly now we have to wait to see if his paper statement is the best medium for answering those questions as well or whether those questions will still exist after he canceled this press confere

e. lee", hay hasta manifestaciones que terminan violentas. jessica: claro, esta polÉmica ha explotado en estas semanas desde charlottesville. ervar la instituciÓn de la esclavitud. entonces, como pueden imaginar, es un tema bien importante a todos los que queremos olvidar o queremos superar ese pasado de divisiÓn racial. javier: y tenemos aquÍ este mapa en el cual se muestra dÓnde esta la cantidad mayor de estatuas, usted lo puede ver en su casa. dÓnde se estÁ generando esta polÉmica principalmente? jessica: como pueden ver, la mayorÍa de las estatuas estÁn los estados donde realmente pasÓ o donde realmente fue la causa de confederado. pero hay algunos que no, que estÁn en otros estados. entonces, la polÉmica ahora se estÁ generando en estos lugares donde hay muchos estatuas, donde la gente dice que en estos lugares tenemos que superar esa historia que ya no nos define mÁs. esa historia de divisiÓn racial, de esclavitud, que ya hemos pasado eso hace 150 aÑos. >> sin embargo, el presidente truco ha dicho una y otra vez que son estatuas bellas y que ellas cuentan una historia que no se puede borrar. hablando de estatuas, de mo

just the latest ceo to publicly criticize president trump's remarks about the violence in charlottesville. in an e-mail he says the events in virginia were repulsive. he says he disagrees with the president. in fact, cook says now apple will contribute a million dollars each to the southern poverty law center and will match employee donations to those groups through september. and apple also is allowing itunes to let customers make denations to them. so one of the ceos taking a stand publicly against the things the president said. >> let's talk about uber. >> yeah. >> yeah, so this is big news. right? they're allowing drivers to have more of a say about where they pick up and drop off passengers. it will let drivers choose certain geographical locations. of course, in cities like philadelphia, that could become an issue where taxis traditionally have to drop people off where they say they want to go. wall street could trade in the red. the dow up for the 14th session. the dow rising here 25 points to 22024 and the nasdaq was up to 6533. >>> all right. thanks so much. >>> 5:25 right now. rizdo's le

york times" reported that he forwarded an e-mail written by conservative theorists which reportedly contained information validates president trump on charlottesville. the e-mail states that you cannot be against general lee and be for general washington. there is literally no difference between the two men. they said that black lives matter, a group that formed to protest the use of force by police against african-americans, is being directed by terrorists. >> the president's lawyers in theory are supposed to be the people who protect the president he from himself. instead is what you have one of his lawyers behaving like your kooky who forwards the spam e-mails. it is another problematic example of the chaos and the people he's choosing to surround himself with at the top. >> so the pitch is to say guess what, boss, more trouble. thank you. , coming up, what really happened on the ground in charlottesville? we'll talk to a counterprotester who was there who said based on what she saw first hand, president trump's claim that both sides were responsible for the violence is just not true. she said even the extreme left, the antifa, likely saved live

moving a is against statue of confederate general robert e charlottesville. the uva medical center is preparing to possibly treat people on what they call a natural disaster scale. nancy: a ruling in the lawsuit involving taylor swift, the singer sued by former radio dj who claims her claims that he groped her cost him his job. lindsey mastis has the very latest on this. lindsey: the judge decided there was no way to prove that swift got him fired. she testified earlier this week that the former dj groped her during a backstage meet and greet in denver in 2013. she referred to a picture taken by tmz as evidence, saying the grab was long enough she was sure that it was intentional. the dj deny the allegations and filed a lawsuit seeking damages of $3 million. swift said his firing was a result of his decision. tonight it is clear the judge agreed. dollar to send the message. the jury has not yet ruled on that. lindsey mastis at the live desk. 81-year-old woman caught for using fake tickets for neasman park rides in rehobeth beach. -- for amusement park rides i

.>> hate and love, is charlottesville returning to normal? >> one of robert e lee's descendents talks to us about the future of the confederate statue. news at 11:00 starts now. >> we begin with breaking news, the terror attack in barcelona, 13 people are dead and more than 100 were injured. we will get to the latest developments there but will first set the scene. this happened on a stretch of street-- a stretch of street nearly a mile long and it is very popular with locals and tourists. we have been tracking the story all night. >> leslie we just learned this. police say terrorists try to make another attack nearby in a resort town southwest of barcelona. police say they have killed five terrorists. they think this is connected to the original attack there. police have arrested 2 men but the driver who turned a van into a weapon is still at large tonight. >> isis says it is responsible for the terror that left bodies in the streets. late thursday afternoon, a van ripped through this pedestrian plaza. americans were among the tourists who flock here. >> it be

charlottesville. meanwhile, monuments of robert e. e and stonewall jackson have been covered up in charlottesville. a official tells us the tarps will remain on the statues until further notice. >>> it's safe to go back into the water at a cape cod beach this morning after a paddleboarder had a close call with a shark. look at this photo. tooth marks clearly visible on the paddle board. cleveland bigelow was not seriously hurt. he recalls the sudden bump he felt when the five to six-foot shark hit and eventually bit his paddle board. the close encounter with what scientists think is a great white shark happened about 30 feet from the shore at marconi beach in wellfleet, massachusetts. the beach was closed to swimmers for a few hours as part of its standard shark-sighting protocol. ba-dum. >> there's something here about your odds of being eaten by a shark and your odds of winning the lottery, right? somebody did -- somebody did beat the 292 million today win the powerball jackpot. massachusetts lottery officials say a ticket sold at th

and the charlottesvill e city council, in virginia, recently voted in favor of changing lee park.....amed after robert e. lee......to emancipation park.officials also voted in favor of taking down it's statue of lee....sitting upon his horse but the move--which sparked the white nationalist violence over the weekend- is paused, pending litigation.i'm john lorinc reporting. ( mark ) another big story we are covering....the driver of a tractor trailer accused of carrying undocumented immigrants as part of a human smuggling scheme has now been charged. a federal grand jury indicted james matthew bradley yesterday. the trailer was found last month inside a walmart parking lot in san antonio. eight people were found dead inside that trailer. two more died at the hospital. police say they died from the sweltering heat that reached up to 100 degrees that day. in entertainment news....emma stone has dethroned jennifer lawrence. she has been named hollywood's highest paid actress. .(ááávidboxesááá) stone raked in in 26-million dollars in 2016. the 28-year-old won best actress for her role in t

charlottesville's mayor. he's expected to call for the removal of the robert e. lee statue in downtown today. the unite the night rally supported keeping the statue where it is. our sister station in charlottesville is reporting that the mayor will call for a community meeting how to honor heather heyer who was killed when that rallyne >>> don't yell it at the klan, collins. yell it into the cake. >> you probably noticed tina fey and the cast of the weekend update puts the political unrest that's building across the country in the spotlight. >>> the solar eclipse is just a few days away. one place is already starting to notice the impact. where travelers are already flocking to. first, let's check in with chuck. >> that's right. i'm starting my drive this afternoon, going down to upstate south carolina where i will be viewing the total eclipse and the eclipse viewing weather even right here in the washington area is looking optimistic. i'll give you the check of that forecast in a minute. first, we got to >>> "saturday night live's" summer primetime season had a second episode last night. toda

. >>> meantime, in charlottesvi e charlottesville, the police chief promising more arrests. tonight, the young woman who was killed when the car plowed into the crowd, and the two state troopers who lost their lives while choppering in. here's eva pilgrim. >> nazi's go home! >> reporter: tonight, tensions simmering in charlottesville. >> shut your mouth! >> reporter: white nationalists defending themselves in front of a hostile crowd. >> they're the ones who brought violence. >> reporter: just moments ago, the police vowing to make more arrests as they pour over the videos of the violent clashes. >> we're still receiving reports of assaults and additional crimes. >> reporter: i asked one of the white nationalist protesters, why bring weapons if this was a peaceful protest? >> we came armed because we protect us. >> reporter: one of the lives lost, 32-year-old heather heyer, who was marching with her friends when she was hit in that car attack. heyer's last post on facebook, right after the election. "if you're not outraged, you're not paying attention." >> i am extremely pro

e. lee in charlottesville. in the days since.. we've seen these scenes... play out all over the country. monuments swiftly removed- covered- and protested -- all for being symbols of the confederacy. and now in virginia - a sweeping new recommendation from the governor to move them all our question of the day - should confederate monuments be removed from city and state owned land? go to wjla.com/votenow and let us know.. suzanne kennedy is live in old town alexandria- where one of those monuments stands. new this morning - the direct confederate general robert e lee- are weighing in about the removal of monuments. his great-great gandson- condemning the violence- and saying, it might be quote "appropriate" for these types of statues, to be exhibited in a museum. he told c-n-n - we must have a conversation without hatred and violence. new this morning - sources telling c-n-n president trump has no regrets after explosive comments about charlottesville. you'll remember tuesday's "off the rail" press conference- where president trump re-blamed "both sides" fo

e. lee from downtown charlottesville. more on how we continue to struggle with the legacy of the civil war, we turn to historian and author edward ayers. he's written a number of books on the civil war and the south. he also served as president of the university of richmond from 2007 to 2015. he joins us from the site of this weekend's violence where a memorial to victim heather higher has spontaneously appeared. i wonder if you could give me your reaction to this weekend's events. >> for somebody who lived here for 27 years and raised their children here and enjoyed this beautiful small city it's both heartbreaking and hard to believe. >> brangham: as we mentioned before, saturday's protest began by white nationalists protesting the plans to remove the robert e. lee statue. i wonder if you could give us a sense, why thi this statue? why were they put up? >> they are all over the country and confederate statutes are concentrated in the confederacy. some memorials to fallen confederate soldiers began immediately after the

la presidencia.trump finalmente condeno la violencia de supremacistas blancos en charlottesville pero, horas mas tarde eweet sugiere que lo hizo para recibir cobertura favorable en medios. en carolina del norte derriban un monumento del ejercito confederado. en boston un sujeto lanzo una piedra contra el memorial del holocausto mientras en virginia continuan las vigilias por la violenci fin de semana.y mas de cien profesores de derecho le escriben al presidente trump asegurandole que es totalmente legal el prorama daca, que defiende a los dreamers y que manana cumple 5 aqos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es un noticiero tan y alas afueras de turna. su residencia en nueva york, la torre trump. desde temprano, los manifestantes se concentraron para rechazar la primera visita del mandatario a la ciudad con pancartas y presidente. comenzamos con el reporte de esperanza ceballos. presentadora: el despliegue de seguridady cientos de agentes a su residencia de nueva york. diversosgrupos lo esperaron para expresar su rechazo. >>va a caer aquÍ o un dÉspota, alguien como maduro, estÁ moviendo el diÁlogo. reportera: con r

latest ceo publicly to criticize president trump's remarks this week about the violence in charlottesville. in an e-mail to apple employees, cook says the events in sla were repulsive. he seds eds disagrees with the president open drawing a moral equivalence between white nashists and those who oppose them. he says he will mash employee donations to groups through the end of the next month. they will also enable itunes to allow customers to make donations the uber is test a new feature to give drivers more of a say of where they pick up and drop off passengers. reportedly this is called the dropoff area filter. it would let drivers choose certain geographic location where's they prefer to stay and then uber would filter out any trip requests that don't end within that area. drivers don't have to choose individual neighborhoods, but they can select whole sections of a city. so it will be interesting to see how that would work out in the bay area whether that would leave underserved communities without uber service. back to you. >> wear some comfortable shoes to walk. >>> muni is trying to repair its

jeff: charlottesville democratic mayor had opposed the removal of the robert e. lee statue from emancipation park but now he wants it gone along with the stonewall jackson statue which stands just a few blocks away in justice park. in a statement today the mayor saying last weekend changed everything. heather heier's memorial service was a profound turning point for me and many others. >> these statues are just a relic from jim crow and they don't reflect neither the history or the politics of charlottesville. >> i think it constitutes turmoil in the community and the nation. >> he wants the state general assembly to allow local governments to decide what to do with statues and believes localities should get permission from the state to ban weapons at events where they might pose a potential security threat. and finally, the mayor is calling fo memorial for heather heyer in charlottesville, possibly incorporated into emancipation park. in fact, all week here at emancipation park we have seen the signs right under the statue of robert e. lee that read, "heather he