, part of an elite dodge ball league in new york. team is the rochester tigers and well, they had a first dance but they also went for a little one on one. >> remember, dodge duck, just dive and dodge. >> in that order. ♪ >> oh! he won that round and he says hey, you probably should have let her win. >> new york it's all right. she's going to win this one and guess what happens for the rest of the marriage? >> she's got his dodge ball. >> looks like he won that round. round two. >> tim who also happens to be matt's best man is severing as the referee. >> your best man is your best friend and he's the referee. this thing is not biased at all. >> they're good sports about it. he heads over to the groom and hugs him. ♪ >>> it's a water festival, notice they're not wearing bathing suits and shorts. they're wearing full-on wet suits which means it's cold. well that sure doesn't stop them from having a blast. >> oh. and one of the puppies has a message for grandma written on its shirt. see what it says that almost knocks her out of her cha

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. >>> when i think hot rod i think of a dodge charger, varoom varoom varoom of an engine. you don't think of this hot rod, a uaz patriot 4x4 luxury car burning outside of a sports complex in russia. >> what happened there? what caused it? >> no word on what started the fire but the fire department they've been called and they get to the scene. >> and they drive right on by. >> never mind. >> oh, sorry. >> they're getting the hoses out and everything but pay attention to the hot rod, ba us this uav patriot is about to mimic a patriot missile. >> oh! look out! >> what is that? did that just come from the truck? >> that came from the front end of that car. check it out from this angle. >> what was it holding? >> apparently the owner had gallons of petrol in the car. it caught on fire, and this happened. >>> another fire, this one in kazhakstan. >> whoa, that's one of those monsters! >> that is a monster truck, i believe that's coal it is carrying. >> how ironic. this is going to get worse. >> yes but not for the reason you think. here you have the fire department but what's o

>> we have to dodge their existence, but they are baking for coverage. they are using this. they're using dissent in america . it is a very fine line. if we fan the flames like we are asking, meaning the news and media commentators, what point are you helping them and how do you do that? we have to deal with that as a country and figure out the right balance. >> when the former grand dragon of the kkk tweets to the president , thank you for your support, should we ignore him and his kinds of people in these kinds of events? >> what we should not ignore the president of the united

dodge was a gentleman from missouri who moved to wisconsin a few years earlier.e came to wisconsin to get rich because we find lead in our hills 60 miles from here. all kinds of miners come rushing to wisconsin to make a fortune. everybody wants to get rich. these guys dig holes into the side of the hill. if they didn't find any lead, they would live there. all of us who are not miners, said they live like badgers. that's how we get the nickname the badger state. really nothing to do with the animal itself. we're outside the office of the governor. we have a badger. he worked on the uss wisconsin. we have two battle ships named after the first state. from 1900 to 1920, got to sail all over the world. as they left port, they would rub his nose for good luck. we invite everybody to rub his nose for good luck. of course, every tour i take i rub him all the time. i'm the luckiest guy in the world. he is working for me. give him a rub and come on into the governor's conference room. we are now in the governor's conference room. this is the public office for the govern

this a circus version of dodge ball. hitting him in the face with a ball is quite effective is what we found out. so they've got kind of a strange team there that they assembled. other events included cornhole which is a popular tailgate game. water bottle flipping is very big around his house. a skillset where you're able to juggle on your hand. >> a vurita of types in the dodge ball cup. >> clearly a made for television squad, i believe. very photo genic. only on the ocho. that's the only place you can see that. >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, president trump promises fire and fury as tensions with north korea and his nuclear problem grow. we're gathering new reaction. >> and demanding answers about a long delayed school under construction on the peninsula. be sure to join us over on channel 7. >> that's all for now. as always we appreciate your time. >>> for drew, larry, all of us, thank you for joining us. >> we'll see you in one hour over on the cieta. >> somebody's showing off. announcer: this program

did you see the movie "dodge ball?"rnament could be seen on espn 8, made up of course. like the movie, they did show "dodge ball" with a slight twist here. the object was to make the juggler in backdrop his pins. one way of doing that is to hit the guy in the face. effective. some other events included corn hole, the popular tailgate game. this gets some great ratings, and water bottle flipping, which i imagine does not get ratings as high. and remember, dan, if you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball. >> absolutely. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. ♪ like a rhinestone cowboy >>> remembering the remarkable life and talent of glen campbell. his contribution to music at 9:00. >>> and president trump promises fire and fury as tensions with north korea and its nuclear problem grow. on "abc7 news" at 11:00, we're gathering local reaction tonight to this diplomatic standoff. >> here's the lineup this season. we'll be back with you for "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> followed by jimmy kimmel live at 11:35. >> all

did you see the movie "dodge ball?"f you did, the tournament could be seen on espn 8, made up of course. like the movie, they did show "dodge ball" with a slight twist here. the object was to make the juggler in backdrop his pins. one way of doing that is to hit the guy in the face. effective. some other events included corn hole, the popular tailgate game. this gets some great ratings, and water bottle flipping, which i imagine does not get ratings as high. and remember, dan, if you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball. >> absolutely. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. ♪ like a rhinestone cowboy >>> remembering the remarkable life and talent of glen campbell. his contribution to music at 9:00. >>> and president trump promises fire and fury as tensions with north korea and its nuclear problem grow. on "abc7 news" at 11:00, we're gathering local reaction tonight to this diplomatic standoff. >> here's the lineup this season. we'll be back with you for "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> followed by jimmy kimmel liv

her dodge caliber exploded after impact. firefighters dealt with the smell of toxic chlorine. tyler lives in the apartments above this store. he helped evacuate six neighbors. >> i just went on everybody's door and just knocked and told them to get out. >> invest kbigators are working identify the driver. they say the car was burntd beyond recognition. >> if you tried do this you would have trouble pulling this off. >> reporter: they could use the public's help identifying the driver in this dodge caliber. they are hoping to do some work but they are going to have to move operations into a temporary building for the rest of this season. >>> in you this morning philadelphia police searching for two suspects after a woman was shot at a bus stop. two people started shooting at each other. she was hit once in the wrist and ran to the medical center for help. police look for surveillance video. authorities day three motorcycles were driving and one bike crashed into a car. they were seen on 295 and 70 before that accident. they want to talk to anyone who saw them during that time.

investigators believe fields was behind the wheel of his dodge when he slammed into the crowd and two cars before backing up and fleeing the scene. he was arrested a short time later. >> running his car into a crowd of people? >> yes. >> did it hurt anybody? >> reporter: his mother, samantha bloom, learned of his arrest from a reporter. >> i just knew he was going to a rally. i mean, you know, i try to stay out of his political views. we don't -- you know, i don't really get too involved. i moved him out to his own apartment. i'm watching his cat. >> reporter: fields grew up in kentucky but moved to ohio with his mother about a year ago. his facebook page carried white supremacist and racist messages. shortly before the attack that killed 32-year-old heather heyer this was fields, dressed in the unofficial uniform of a white supremacist group and carrying a shield with racist symbols. >> he just looked off. he had that thousand-yard stare. it kind of grabbed me. >> reporter: kyle petroza took the picture. a photographer from charlottesville he went to the alt-right rally to capture pi

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and today we talk to an eyewitness who saw that dodge charger and he says it took a running start from that hill twice before it mowed in heather heyer and other people >>[screaming] >> we saw the people -- >> when daniels saw the dodge charger started backing up the second time he realized his girlfriend was about to get hit. >> i saw his reverse lights and he came up the street full speed and i had to grab her to keep her from getting backed over by him. >> it was an emotional day? >> yeah, just a little bit. to see bodies flying in the air. >> heyer killed and 19 injuries and fields is >> an act of sheer murder's intent of just cold-blooded anger and hatred. >> heather's name showed blithe brightly on the paramount theater where she was remembered today. outside friends and supporters wear heather's name and favorite color purple. >> it's undescribable feeling. >> star asia stood strong to describe her friend heather who she and the world have lost. >> people honestly -- this is her everyday life. this is what she believed in. this is what she stood up for. she could kill someone wi

this as the white house repea d repeatedly dodged the president had abandoned his campaign plenl that mexico would pay for that wall. >> how is that not a concession from this white house that mexico isn't actually going to pay for this wall and american taxpayers will? >> again, this is something the president is committed to. he is committed to protecting american lives and doing that through the border wall is something that's important. it's a priority. we're moving forward with it. >> he is not saying that mexico is going to pay for it. >> he hasn't said they're not either. >> just for some reference, the last time the government shut down under one party rule in washington was during the carter administration. >>> the white house is downplaying the discord as fissures seem to be deepening between president trump and members of his party. white house press secretary sarah huck kwabee sanders told reporters yesterday that the relationships are, in fact, fine, but she also hit back at comments made by senator bob corker earlier this month in which he criticized the president. >> th

. >> reporter: helping folks get out of dodge, airlines waiving change and cancellation fees for those in the storm's paternity. in corpus christi, they're swarming hardware stores. folks are buying sandbags by the palet pallet full. it's three and a half hours long. inside sutherland's hardware, clerks scrambling. the line for plywood, 30 minutes long, customers on edge. >> everything went to code red and we all came basically to prepare ourselves. >> i'm 65 miles, and i don't want to die at 65. >> reporter: in houston where it's expected to have a biblical deluge, shelves picked there's no more bread. >> this is the line to get gas. absolute insanity over this hurricane. >> reporter: in new orleans earlier this month, a summer squall flooded streets. there's now concern the city's pumps won't be able to keep up. >> we're in a more vulnerable space than we should be in. >> reporter: many are likely to feel the direct impact of the storm. the entire country could be affected. some 20 refineries producing millions of barrels of oil. tropical storm alison in 2001 caused $5 billion in dam

please call the ball club was such ball play didn't know when to dodge myself i don't know why he said i still only should i should think muslims you all thank you for such. a big guns. hello welcome to sophia. not only is set to become a global leader in the decades to come what else the regional school players how well india project its economic and political life on the international arena. one of the world's most influential people as prime minister. is witnessing a new giant emerging country with the world's largest youth population india has every reason to believe it will soon become a global leader in the coming decades. with its leaders in gauging in economic diplomacy everywhere from its immediate neighborhood to the petersburg economic forum what can you do over the world going forward and the huge potential for india's growing economy by the system to equality and poverty but what is india's current leaders doing to prevent that from happening. prime minister mahdi good day it's great to have one answer to the so you can at the helm of the country for three years now almost

. >> we're encouraging people to get off the island and get out of dodge. >> i'm not willing to risk my child's life. >> the same push is underway. burr for some in the strike zone, there's nowhere to go. >> we don't have the money to take that ride out of town. >> those preparing as best they can. >> plenty of canned food, just the essentials. >> bracing as hurricane harvey inches closer to the coast. the national weather service forecast is call iing for 32 inches of rain here over the next several days. jay gray, nbc news, victoria, texas. >>> from victoria, let's take a live picture at corpus christi, texas. you can barely see anything. the storm clouds coming in, the rain coming down. the texas gulf coast, by the way, is home to many of the country's oil refineries. it's not just neighborhood homes, it's also businesses that are in danger of major damage. >> meteorologist erika martin is tracking harvey's path. >> hurricane harvey has been upgraded to a category three. we're talking about wind speeds between 111 miles per hour to 129 miles per hour. so the deal is once it makes

investigators believe fields was behind the wheel of his dodge when he slammed into the crowd and two cars before backing up and fleeing the scene. he was arrested a short time later. >> running his car into a crowd of people? did it hurt anybody? >> yeah. >> his mother samantha bloom learned of his arrest from a reporter. >> i just knew he was going to a rally. i mean, you know, i tried to stay out of his political views. we don't-- you know, i don't really get too involved. i am watching his cat. >> fields grew up in kentucky but moved to ohio with his mother about a year ago. his facebook page carried white supremacist and racist messages. shortly before the attack that killed 32 year old heather hayer this was fields dressed in the unofficial uniform of a white spremmist group and carrying a shield with racist symbols. >> you just looked at a thousand yards there, just kind of grabbed me. >> kyle petrozza took the picture. a photographer he went to the alt-right rally to capture faces of hate. >> knowing what he did it is kind of haunting now, you know. at the time i thought i was

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the hit and run was a silver dodge sedan bearing ohio plates the hit and run, with a silver dodge sedan bearing ohio plates, occurred a few hours after police had largely cleared downtown charlottesville and separated the crowds. today, authorities identified the woman killed in the crash as 32-year-old heather heyer, a legal assistant from charlottesville, who was among the counter-protesters. the crash also injured 19 other people, some with major injuries that required hospital treatment. today, president trump's national security adviser, h.r. mcmaster said, he does consider the crash an act of terrorism. >> i certainly think any time that you commit an attack against people to incite fear, it is terrorism. it meets the definition of terrorism. but what this is, what you see here, is you see someone who is a criminal, who is committing a criminal act, against fellow americans. a criminal act that may have been motivated, and we'll see what the-- what's turned up in this investigation, by this hatred and bigotry. >> reporter: the federal justice department has launched a federal a ci

strong els possible terms encourage the residents in the low-lying areas, as they say, get out of dodgeter: with some mandatory evacuation orders going into place. >> it's better to go now than waiting until the last minute. whenever everybody decides, oh, it's time to go. >> reporter: and as the winds and waves pick up, the governor has issued a disaster declaration for 30 counties. louisiana's governor has also done the same for the entire state. jessica willie, abc news, surf side beach texas. >> you can see the wind picking up, and harvey's still well off the coast. as a result, you may realize that some schools and colleges have already started classes for the fall semester. others are getting ready, but nearly all have canceled activities today. >> and houston wasn't expected to resume classes until monday, but officials aren't taking chances. with heavy rain forecast for after the hurricane, students and teachers are getting an extra day of summer vacation. >> we want to make sure that we have clear roads, and more than anything, with 216,000 students and 31,000 employees, we don

many of us have been dodging showers today. many to dodge! they have been frequent and heavy.rs and good spells of sunshine across south—west england. any showers over the coming hours will lose their intensity. we keep a fuel overnight across england and scotland, but largely dry, clearer skies. temperatures between ten and 13 celsius. in the countryside we could see temperatures down to five 01’ could see temperatures down to five or six. a chilly start for some tomorrow. for others a cloudy start as this system pushes its way in from the atlantic. cloud across south—west england. some outbreaks of rain. apache for a time. drizzly and dell. that rain extending into wales for the afternoon. much of the country, much of the day it is looking mainly dry. not south—west england, the rain will lingerfor much of the day. probably not getting across to central and eastern england until the evening. sunshine and lighter winds. wetter across wales as the rain pushes northwards into northern ireland as well. a much better day across scotland. 0ne well. a much better day across scotlan

eyewitness tells police it started yesterday afternoon, when a man in a silver dodge avenger, tried to steel a landscaper's leaf blowing on jackson drive, police say landscaper confronted the suspect and that is when suspect ran over victim while getting away. twenty-three year-old victim was hospitalized for a concussion. >>> inner news woman was hit by stray bullet overnight in north philadelphia investigators say victim was getting in the cab at broad and olney when two men started to shoot at each other. victim was shot in her wrist, she walked to a nearby hospital, police are interviewing witnesses and checking footage to identify the shooters. >>> turning now to the forecast, we're in for a hot, humid august day but some relief from that heat is coming real soon. meteorologist katie fehlinger joins us live from the sky deck with the details of the cool down and our next chance for rain, katie. >> jan, we will catch a break between systems here, one still need to move through, other one won't get here until monday. so, it sets us up all and all for a nice weekend but we will get t

liberty bridge that so many americans who had served there in the old areas of the marines called dodge city and a left behind some mementos for those marines killed in two different ambushes' with the third battalion seventh marines one in july 1968 in 2nd less than 2 miles away. and to be the site in winnipeg is the old demilitarized zone names that i can assure you that most americans never know they are seared into the of the very of the outpost. i walked around the field as it was soaked in blood 1968. i visited the thailand's -- thailand with the old airstrip with the 299 combat engineers with steward -- was the vicious attacks in 1969. i climbed hamburger hill late summer heat is humidity. i never in in the morning of north vietnamese veterans in the village. i was surprised when they accepted an invitation to climb with me. they call a hamburger hill because they would grind them up like a hamburger grinding machine. to be sleep -- a steep and slippery i sweated and slipped and i wondered how those scared young men had climbed the hill they 1969. no one was shooting down enemy a

showdown with his own party taking shots at senate majority leader mitch mcconnell while the white house dodges questions about his threat to shut down the government over the border wall. >>> a hiker survives a lightning strike. what's left of his shoe and the picture that he took the moment the bolt struck. >>> and countdown to fight night. mcgregor a could turn out to be the biggest loss ever for vegas and mcgregor's son is ready for the fight in his custom fitted suit there. >> looking good. >> that kid is cute. >> good friday morning. i'm lynda lopez in for diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. the dire situation, hurricane harvey gaining strength with sustained winds of at least 105 miles an hour. >> about 200 miles offshore sending rain band as shore and could make official landfall overnight tonight. >> looking live now at the beach in galveston, you can see a little bit of surf picking up there. now, voluntary evacuations have been ordered for the west end of this island. the storm surge could cause flooding there, as well. >> and take a look. this is the eye of the hurricane. taken

the strongest possible terms encourage the residents in the low lying areas as they say, get out of dodge. >> breaking overnight, harvey roars towards texas. >>> a looming shutdown, lawmakers chime in as the president threatens to shutter the government over his wall. >>> and a brawl clears out the dugout three times overshadowing america's pastime. >>> we preview what is expected to be one of the most lucrative and widely watched fights in history. >>> guess who's back? >> people ask me why are you doing a rally only eight months in, folks, it's never too early to campaign for 2020. mike pence is already doing it. >> "early today" starts right now. good morning. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. millions are preparing for devastation as hurricane harvey hurls to the gulf coast. the winds are reaching over 100 miles an hour and expected to bring torrential rain and widespread flooding. at least ten critically ill babies were evacuated from a hospital out of fear that the power outage can shut down the machines that they need to survive. they were flown further north to wait out the

then some noticeable changes arrive the second half of the week, but we'll dodge a few clouds and a couple showers tomorrow afternoon. >> thank you so much, howard. >>> as you said, here in our area we're set to see about 81% of tomorrow's solar eclipse. our stephanie ramirez found one family who at the last minute scored a pair of those really cool solar eclipse glasses even though air and space museum said they're out of them. >> no thanks, $50 each? >> i done think. so >> reporter: rejected, ann brantley wouldn't sell. her family got a few pairs of the glasses at viewing a show at the planetarium at the smithsonian and everyone else walked away empty handed. >> i can't see, total black actually. >> reporter: patrick and dad tried the glasses on and so seen a solar eclipse before. >> that is remarkable. >> reporter: or the sun until now. >> looks like something you'd see in the national gallery of art. it does. doesn't look like a natural phenomenon, but there it is. >> when i was in there, i just tried to like look at the sun. i know it sounds stupid, but i just tried to see what i coul

probably not going to have to dodge any storms until later on tonight. we could have an isolated storm later on this afternoon. but for the most part, we're going to have storms moving in after 8:00. let me time it out for you. here's 3:00. we got a little dodge up here. isolated showers and storms popping up. after 8:00, look at this. we start to see our frontal system move through the area. that's going to be responsible for dropping our humidity. that's going to swing to the east bringing storms with it late tonight and into the weekend. tomorrow morning when you wake up, it's going to be damp. possibly foggy. that humidity is going to drop throughout the morning. breezy tomorrow afternoon. fabulous weather for your saturday. increasing clouds on sunday. we'll have another chance much rain late on sunday. some scattered showers and thunderstorms through weekend. we take it from the 90s into the low to mid-80s. the humidity starts to come back up. tuesday and wednesday, we're dry with temperatures in the 80s. average temperature for this time of year i

may be dodging raindrops. this is what the future cast wants to paint. 7:30 tonight to look at the areas of heavier rain moving in the d.c. metro area. by 11:00 tonight we could look at the heavier downpours. if we have plans later take it slow. the heavier rain will move out of here and the showers reappear to tomorrow morning. then once again the showers and the thunderstorms come tomorrow afternoon. we are not looking at a widespread severe weather event. forecast tomorrow, highs will make it in the middle 80's. the beach forecast is mid-70's tomorrow. 81 degrees on suny. tomorrow afternoon. but sunday looks really nice for ocean city. ten-day outlook from stormwatch7. 85 on sunday. 81. showers and thunderstorms. monday and tuesday. and look what happens for the middle of next week, we warm things up. a week from this monday eclipse day. temperatures then around 88 degrees. fingers crossed. we are going to be looking at a few passing clouds. >> this is not like anything i have seen before. alison: well, nex

but if you dodged the showers and keep them sunshine, it will not feel that bad. —— dodge.into wednesday for another weather system in the area. promising in sheltered areas in the east. winds will strengthen with rain pushing. the south—east seeing the highest values. from wednesday night into thursday, wet and windy weather pushing across the country. gales are likely on exposed coasts in particular. unsettled. this week, sunny spells and warmth to start off with. then heavy showers and it will be cooler later on. you are watching bbc world news. our top story: as tensions between the us and north korea intensify, america's top military chief arrives in seoul. generaljoseph dunford will meet the president, moonjae—in, and the country's defence minister, before then going on to china and japan. torrential rain has caused landslides in the indian state of himachal pradesh, and in nepal. rescue workers are struggling to help the people missing or cut off by flash—floods. shooting stars have littered the sky as the perseid meteor shower reached its peak over the uk. at the we

so couple every hours to dodge at the moment, northern new castle county part of of montgoo not much, but what is out there, is going to roadways, for sure. so we have to deal with this throughout the think, real coy n at any time. but, scattered, much like what you're finding nature. so, there may even be locally drenching downpour do, have moisture to work with, looking at the wider zoom, more in the pipeline if you will here off to the south and west back through maryland and crossing into the virginia area. so, with time, we will see some of this migrate our way, as well, and if that doesn't mean an unsettled day. currently dew point are relatively high. you will notice that it feels a little muggy specially across south jersey and good portion sean of delaware, 73 the current value at the airport, 72 atlantic city, low six's up in mount pocono, we do have hurricane to talk b we'll get to much more on that a little later in the show, meisha. >> all right, sounds good, thanks so much, katie. right now, yes, a lot of construction, also looking at this disable tractor-trailer maybe j

. >> reporter: helping folks get out of dodge, airline waiving change and cancellation fees for those in the storm's path. some are buying sand by the pallet, but this line goes around the block and is it's 3 1/2 hours long. inside southerland's hardware, clerks scrambling -- >> we're out of wood. >> reporter: the line for plywood 30 minutes long, customers on edge -- >> and everybody just went into code red, and we all came and basically just to prepare ourselves. >> i'm 65, and i don't want to get out -- and i don't want to die at 65. >> reporter: in houston where the storm is forecast to dump a biblical deluge shelves picked clean. >> there's no more water, the bread's already running out as well. >> reporter: cars lining up for hours at gas stations. >> this is the line to get gas. absolute insanity over this hurricane. >> reporter: in new orleans early they are month, a summer squal, flooded streets and there's now concern the city's pumps won't be able to keep up. >> we're in a more vulnerable space than we should be in. >> reporter: millions of people will feel the direct impac

exactly a day of dodging showers. some of us are dodging more than others.lls of sunshine here. the showers merge to bring longer spells of rain across scotland. in the sunshine, further south and east 20 or 21. showers around this evening but slowly they will lose their energy. 0vernight it becomes largely dry, a few showers clipping north west england and parts of scotland as well. typically temperatures to between 10 and 13 celsius. in the countryside, down to five or six. a chilly start to the day tomorrow. then we see this system pushing in from the atlantic and starting to effect south—western parts of england through the morning, introducing more cloud, bringing patchy rain. that will push into southern parts of wales through the afternoon and eventually into northern ireland. for much of the country, for much of the day, it should be drier with lighter winds, spells of sunshine. hence just feeling warmer with highs between 17 and 22 celsius. the headlines. spain is tightening security at busy tourist areas after the deadly vehicle attacks in barcelon

the man smashed his dodge challenger into the demonstrators. 19 people were hurt.ident can be called a hate crime. david begnaud. good morning. >> good morning. a memorial in downtown charlottesville has been growing for heather. i'd say about 5,000 people gathered. this is where she was hit. hundreds attended not only for her but others who were injured. we ran into a man who was injured but survive. he was friends with heather. one of her friends said she stood up for what she believed in and it was all about equality. james alex fields jr. committed an act of terror when he allegedly drove his car into is that group of counterprotesters. earlier in the day he was pictured. he denies being associated -- that group denies he was ever associated with him. but his high school history teacher was fond of adolf hitler and the nazi movement. the clash followed white national list protesters. in fact, some blamed police for the violence, accusing them of not stepping in early enough. but the charlottesville police told cbs news, i will defend my department. they answere

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-right, what is it? // i thought it had something to do with trump." mr. president can you explain why you did not condemn those hate groups by name over the weeekend? "they have been condemned. they have been condemned."the president was on the defensive after first attributing the violence to "many sides," without naming them.after meeting today with attorney general jeff sessions and f=b=i director christopher wray, he made this promise.to anyone who acted criminally in this weekend's racist violence, you will be held fully accountable. justice will be delivered.atto

i mean, you talked about canaries in the mine, dodging bullets. is it your feeling that it was only a matter of time before something like this, some small scale with a weapon that almost everybody has, a vehicle, that took place in barcelona or is it your sense that we are losing the battle against lone wolves? >> a lot of good questions, nicolle. i think the first problem is you have the demonstration effect of this kind of attack that has taken hold. you now have nice, the berlin christmas market attack. you have london westminster bridge. you have charlottesville where people realize based on the demonstration of the effectiveness, the horror and the terror that ensues, not to mention the prompting by isis and al qaeda in the case of violent extremism this is a tactic that can and should be used against civilians. and the reality is, this can happen anywhere on european streets. unfortunately anywhere in the world. that is just a reality of the current counterterrorism environment. i think european authorities continue to try to grapple with t

the day reached an unthinkable peak when a silver dodge charger spread down this narrow road, careeningowd of counterdemonstrators. police say that the driver, 20-year-old james fields, born in kentucky, recently moved to ohio. parts appeared to be part of the white nationalist rally earlier in the day. his mother, shock. you where excess of the light passer eyes and i watched her die. i swore to myself that i would not stop in the fight against white supremacy. john: a high school teacher says that fields was obsessed back in high school with hitler's and nazis. a judge this morning, charged with second-degree murder and three malicious wounding. reporting live in charlottesville, john gonzalez. with his first court appearance just hours away, we are getting new insight into the mind of the suspect. james field recently moved to ohio from kentucky. one of his former teachers claimed he had outlandish and radical beliefs. his mother says she was in the dark. do with trump. i mean, he had an african-american friend. >> he felt that whites were superior. ideas from adolf hitler were corre

they're dodging the clouds there.we're going to continue to watch that situation as they wait for the clouds to part there. as we said, that will be the last u.s. city that will experience this eclipse. and there is the image right now. you can see the moon taking up -- this is the view from charleston. they're getting this view, i think, below the clouds. i'm not sure where this camera is coming from here, but this is what it looks like there as the clouds continue to pass in charleston, south carolina right now. we are going to take a short break now and continue our coverage of the 2017 total eclipse here on nbc news. we'll be right back. >>> we are back live now. this is an image of sweetwater, tennessee virtually in a total eclipse. i'm not sure of the percentage there. that may be a total eclipse as we continue our special coverage of the first coast-to-coast total eclipse to sweep our nation in nearly a century. as we noted, it's been accelerating as it works its way from the northwest, where we initially got a