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forever proud of -- broken, but i am forever proud of her is what her mother is quoted saying on her facebook pageme page tonight after receiving well over their goal, more than $200,000. the family hopes more of those generous donations can go to all of the other survivors and victims. in charlottesville tonight, stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> the man police say killed 32- year-old counter protester heather heyer and injured 19 others is 20-year-old james alex fields, jr. from ohio, no apparent criminal history. one of his high school teachers remembers this. >> when you talk about things, it was very clear he loved to learn. he loved the nazi movement. they were all whole white sumpremacy thing. white people were dominant, were better doing this and that. >> fields faces one count of malicious murder, three counts of malicious wounding and 1 count of hit and run. some call this an act of domestic terrorism including senator ted cruz. he is urging the justice department to investigate it and prosecute it as such and charlottesville's mayor michael signer was critical of president trump not calling

>>> you guys continue to light up my facebook page and that's where this topic came from tonight.n from west virginia asked us to verify whether this video shared more than 100,000 times is true. it's a posted claim that a d.c. nonprofit is pressuring a university in oklahoma to remove bibles and altar and the christian cross from on top of the chapel which is supposed to be nondenominational. >> before i shared of the people that i know i wanted to see if you could verify. >> good call, wish more people did that. the video here says that d.c.'s americans united for separation of church and state is the one pressuring the university. so we reached out to them first. attorney iian smith confirms they did send a letter saying a cross on a state campus violates the constitution which explicitly bars the institution from favoring one religion over another. >> it then becomes a space that all students can move for religious worship as i see fit. that increases religious freedom for all of the students. >> the letter is addressed to east central university are president patricia pierson

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, and you see some anti-israeli sentiment on the facebook page. that page has now been taken down by facebook, perhaps, as a result of the attention it's getting. so, we don't know, again, from the police, the identity of this person that's been arrested and why the person was arrested. we know from local media reports, including from the public broadcaster there in barcelona that it may be the person who rented the van, the van that carried out this attack. >> all right. let's back up a step. if we know the reporting is that there was this huge white van that plowed through this popular thoroughfare in barcelona, the great news that you're reporting is that there is no hostage situation underway. if they've got one person, which could be the person who rented the van, who remains? do we know how many other suspects are still at large? >> reporter: we don't know. we don't know whether or not there are other people who were inside the van who managed to get away. obviously, there's still a developing situation, a very confusing situation, especially

send us your summer reading list via twitter at booktv or on instagram or go to our facebook page facebook.com/booktv. booktv on c-span2. television for serious readers. cracks carla hayden give us a preview of this year's national book festival. quest this year's festival is so exciting. i must tell you it is going to be one of my favorites because i am a big nonfiction fan. and the types of authors that we are going to have from david mccullough to jd vance whose book is on every reading list, that you can imagine and every book club. it is just exciting time. >> i am thrilled. >> how many authors do you invite? >> my goodness! when you think about a one day festival, the national book festival and you have over 100 authors. from children's authors, illustrators, graphic novelists, all of these different authors there all day, over 100,000 people come in and celebrate books and reading. you cannot have a better time i think. i'm a little prejudiced because i am a librarian. but i have to tell you, any reader anybody that wants to get inspired, the book festival is the perfect place. places o

this is our facebook page. you can find this posting. just going to scroll down and show you. steve writes rest easy dutch. one of the best players and one of the best men to wear a phillies jersey. very sad to learn that darren daulton has passed away. we saw each other in spring training 2015 less than a year after my cancer surgery. he and i hugged when he learned i was a cancer survivor. rest in peace, dutch. log on to our facebook page. tweet us, download our app to share your memories of darren daulton. you will find continuing coverage of the passing of a phillies legend across all of our platforms today. >>> here is a look at other stories we are following. investigators are trying to figure out what caused a vacant row home to go up in flames. crews were called in around 1:00 a.m. two homes were damaged in the fire. no one was hurt. >>> neighbors will come out and voice concerns to their congressmen. representative ryan costello will hold a town hall. he was part of a bipartisan effort to pass new reforms on health care and will be meeting with constituents for the fi

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his facebook page is not accessible now. taken it down since he was i implicated in this matter. the attack that happened three and a half hours ago, he is one of two suspects. this suspect was arrested by police after he got out of the van at the end of las ramblas, after this one third mile trip running over all these pedestrians on the street there. he got away. then police captured him. and he is the suspect. dris oukabi. we expect to get more from authorities on him shortly. first, let's get to trace gallagher with more details for us. trace. >> i want to update you, shep, on a story we brought you earlier about the american u.s. men's college basketball teams over in barcelona during this terror attack. we have now checked in and all of those teams, we're talking about the university of oregon, university of arizona, clemson and tulane. we have now gotten reports from all of those teams that their players and associates and coaches, everybody who was traveling with those teams is safe. this was important because they w

. >> if you have a question you can post it on our facebook page. we will take your questions to a nasa scientist. she will be live with us at 6:45 answering your questions and will also join adam tonight. go ahead and pose those questions now on the facebook page and watch for the answers tonight. >> we want you-- we want to remind you to join us for a solar eclipse viewing party. at college park aviation and museum, the eclipse starts at 1:17 and will hit its peak at 2:40. special viewing glasses we got for you and will sign a waiver to roll into the event. more details at www.wusa9.com and our news application. >> tonight will be a little rocky right now. >> we have you that a minute ago. that covers most of the metro area. the bright yellow is the warning. watch conditions are favorable, warning means it's actually happening. this is the warning just a sliver on montgomery, the watch itself goes until 9:00 but we will see it trimmed from yes-- west to east. we have a flash flood watch until 2:00 and a warning around baltimore. a horrible drive b

i just found this on my facebook page and i'll be tweeting this out.me of your summer cocktail based on your first initial and the month. so i'm a swelter squelcher. >> and i'm a >> so if you want to see what yours is, you can follow along. >> certainly follow along, it's a great day. and if you will be doing it outside, read a book, sit outside, head to the pool, another butte tid ofeauty of da. but the rain returns tomorrow and we have showers across the weekend. we'll show you the timing coming up. it's 68 right now in washington, 55 in manassas. the commute though, sun glare this morning but nice dry roads. always good to know on a thursday morning commute, jack taylor. >> sometimes it helps, sometimes it's a hindrance. howard county crews still out with the accident on 70 west before maryland 97. only the left lane is getting by. and it has caused a bit of an early delay. new problem on 66 eastbound, 29 centreville, we had the crash. that cleared, now in the delay 29 centreville you see vdot taking away a single right chopper 4 has been flying aro

i have, of course, posted a link on the facebook page.you can see if your phone number is included. >>> the federal trade commission charged a grown-up of marketing companies with illegally taking money from consumer's bank accounts. consumers thought they were applying for pay day loans. they enrolled them in discount coupon programs. the ftc says they took automatic withdrawals from the victim's bank accounts. they say they took initial fees up to $99, monthly fees up to $19 bucks. none of those were authorized. the customers for the most part did not use the discount coupons. >> we need your form, thanks. well the great american eclipse is days away now, it's creating an unusual demand. >> we went on to welding goggles for about a week now. sorry about. that good luck on your journey. >> scott bay runs a welder's supply company in walnut creek and calls for goggles and welders class, he is totally sold out. they have the gear to do it. but they warn that not just any welder's glass will do here. you need welder's glass number 14. >> an

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in 2016 heyer posted this on her facebook page. "if you're not outraged you're not paying attention." just hours after heyer was killed smoke billowed from a nearby helicopter crash. police flew surveillance over protests all day but around 5:00 p.m. a virginia state police helicopter went down just miles from charlottesville. 48-year-old lieutenant h.j. cullen and trooper pilot burke m.m. bates were killed in the crash. >> i was close to both of those state troopers. >> reporter: governor terry mcauliffe remembered the fallen officers at a service this morning. >> but for this hatred and bigotry that occurred here yesterday, burke and jay would have been home with their families. heather would be getting up today enjoying life. >> reporter: the ntsb is investigating why the troopers' helicopter crashed in those woods. today would have been pilot trooper bates's 41st birthday. elaine? >> paula reid, thank you. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. ♪ who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small act

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these were the three big ones on my facebook page, monopoly, strabl and appless to apples. if you want to play board games saturday, there they are. >> thanks doul. >> i try to help my friends. coming up >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >> it was all about strasburg at the park today. >> he's the talk of baseball tonight. just fine. today he wipes away any remaining doubt about his endurance coming off the dl. he does crack a smile afterwards. on the mound to start and finish today's game against the marlins. ninth inning, man on first, facing osuna, strike out of the game. two batters later, derrick detrick grounds out to end the game. call it complete. strawsberg's second complete game. he's jumping for joy. not. it was a 4-0 win. dusty asked why even tonight strasburg looks so serious. >> he doesn't do anything good or bad and he doesn't talk that much. >> when you f make him happier. do you think he is happier? >> i haven't accomplished it yet. he's making we very happy. >> big smiles all around. strawsberg is getting the winning run. he tags this one to right cente

she's joining us now to tell us about this facebook page.l us what this facebook page is called and how does it work. >> it is called west county designated driver in memory of little mikey. we want to talk to a lawyer and make sure everything is legal but it is mostly just friends giving friends rides home safely from wherever they might need a ride. >> you said it is in memory of mikey solano, your friend who died in a car crash after a night of drinking. but it is still not known whether or not alcohol played a role in that crash. can you tell us what you remember about your last conversation with him? >> he was just sending me pictures of himself out and about, having a night out on the town, i guess. and that was about it. right before midnight. and i still don't know exactly where he was coming from when he crashed. >> and so with this facebook page the response, as we said before, it's been incredible. did you expect this kind of response? we're talking about less than 1,000 people signed up in about a week. >> no, i didn't anticipate

for more details just go to our wusa9 facebook page.e look forward to seeing you on monday, and hopefully, it will not be cloudy, rainy, like it is today, and we'll see the eclipse. >>> i'll tell you what, our forecast does look okay for i want to stress, it's the first 600 that show up and get in line. it's not reservations based. it's all first come, first serve. people are asking. can i sign up right now. >> there will be people at 9:00 a.m. waiting. >> oh, yeah. i'll be out there at 5:00. we have rain moving through, and it's been these tropical like downpours. we have a yellow weather alert, and a flash flood warning out for the area. a new flash flood warning came out for southern howard county as well. two blobs. one, two. where it's been the heavy rain. we're starting to see some slightly drier air pushing its way into northern virginia. the rain rates pretty quickly taper off, as you get west of the mcclain area, towards reston, and sterling. but that flash flood warning again until 2:15, northwest, northeast d.c. it includes f

to learn more, go to our wusa9 facebook page. >> we don't feel we can say this enough. even if you have those special glasses, that doesn't mean you can stare at the sun for two hours. >> apparently, you can do it over 3 minutes. but i would take breaks. it's going to happen real slowly, that's good. we got a request from facebook, and i'm working on honoring this request. the facebook user said monday doesn't work well for her schedule. can we work on rescheduling the eclipse? i'm working on maybe a weekend. >> that's a jo >> 2024. >> maybe that day will work. the eclipse is top of mind. we'll go through stats first. first the times. it starts at 1:17. peaksofficially at 2:42. by that, we mean, 81% totality for us. it ends at 4:01, so it takes almost 3 hours. you don't have to look at it continuously for three hours. you should take breaks. 70-mile shadow in the totality travels across the u.s. at 2,000 miles per hour. knoxville, tennessee is probably the closest city with totality. april8, 2024, perhaps that's on a weekend, and a little better for folks. i think she w

oukabir's facebook page shows him resting on the beach, listening to rap music. he recently shared this anti-semitic video whom he described as "true heroes." >> reporter: normally this is bustling on a summer night. now it's virtually shut down, the only thing, security vehicles and their personnel. it comes straight out of an isis playbook. the group has urged followers to carry out similar attacks. even detailing the type of truck to use. >> we can only expect to see more attacks. >> if you think about that it's so easy to do. the world is basically a soft target. you need no training. you need no equipment. you just need somebody who's got the wherewithal ability to pull off these horrible acts. >> reporter: today's attack once again a reminder of a troubling new reality for cities across europe. >> i'm from london. i know we've had problems. any western city is a target. especially tourist areas. not a complete surprise. >> reporter: the images stirring up dark memories of similar carnage. vehicles to create mass destruction. bastille day, in nice france. 86

hundreds of you are talking about it on our wusa9 facebook page, including donny, who writes, once a person shows you who they are. believe them the first time. congratulations trump for being the first open racist of the united states. jackie writes, i don't like trump, but i have to agree with him here. removing statues will do nothing but insight more racism. our history is just that. history. you can keep the conversation going anytime on our wusa9 facebook page. >>> it remains standing tonight, despite the unanimous decision a ye down. that statue stands in the intersection of washington and princeton street. the mayor is hopeful he'll be able to move it soon. >> reporter: thousands of people drive by the statue in the heart of alexandria every day. the statue depicts a soldier facing southward. the names of alexandrians who died in the civil war are listed. >> threatening freedom. >> reporter: alexandria mayor, alison silverberg, and the city council voted unanimously last september to move the statue. jeanine harris, who lives nearby, thinks it should have been moved a long ti

. >> dozens are talking about thee facebook page. april writes i'm going to still call it verizon center. that's the only way i'll remember it. margaret writes can we have a generic name that doesn't change. learning new names is annoying. go to our wusa9 facebook page. >> i may call it the -- >>> the department of health stopped a dc hospital from delivering babies. they shut down its nurseries. wusa9 janice park told us the shut down is going to last for 90 days at a hospital known for serving the district's poorest residents. >> give me a kiss. >> whether it's a young mother. >> my finger snapped over here. >> to those who frequent the hospital, the concern is mounting when it comes to southeast dc's united medical center. ghetto like described. when i say ghetto, it's unprofessional. >> it's, like, it's a terrible experience especially for new parents. they don't know what's going on. >> many mothers will be out of luck until november because the hospital isn't allowed to deliver babies or continue its nursery until then. the hos

know what you are reading send us your summer reading list on the tv or amsterdam or post to the facebook page facebook.com/book tv on c-span2, television for serious readers. one of the things we like to do on booktv is joining us now is the editor. one of the oldest publishing companies in america started in 1917 we are celebrating our hundredth anniversary. it is a long line of great writers and we are thrilled to perpetuate a lot of that. there is a movie abou was a movd there were two biographies. he sadly died at 49. he collected amazing writings but lived a little too wildly and died at 49. we relaunched this in 2012 and here we are celebrating the hundredth anniversary. >> give us a snapshot in the publishing world. >> this is my 39th year in american publishing. i was at st. martin's press for many years. i've been at margins for 19 years which makes me a newcomer. >> what are some of the books coming out? >> we have a great lineup this year a professor at harvard's doing a memoir about her cousin who died in the prison system in los angeles. she's a brilliant academic that tells this

send your reading list to twitter at booktv port instead ran at booktv or post it to the facebook page, facebook.com/booktv on c-span2. the representative has an extensive reading list whenever we visit with him. one of the books was the university of the scars of independence a look at violence during the american revolutionary war. >> good evening. how are you? thank you for coming. i'm the manager of public programs here at the new york public library to welcome you to the conversation between holder hook scores of independence. the book is fascinating and for

head over to our facebook page o let us know your thoughts. >>> meantime in less than two weeks, thousands plan to hike up a mountain in oregon to get a view of the total solar eclipse. a huge wild fire in the area is forcing them to change their plans. the white water fire is burning 9 area miles near a popular park near mount jefferson. it was the places where the sun will be covered. there's no way -- in fact, cutting weather conditions including winds may blow it up. to be safe, officials decided to close access to the mountains to keep people out and fight the fire. the fire began with a lightning strike to a tree. too bad forse tho people. >>> the country released a pastor they detained from canada. this comes two months after an american college student captured. he was in a coma when he got back home. the pastor's church thought they would never see him again. >> we can't believe it. we were like some people thought i made a mistake. do you know what i mean, at service. they're like are you sure that's true. we're happy. >> the pastor was convicted and sentenced for trying to use k

where we have 11,000 followers on our facebook page, it is a very engaged audience. we are a nonprofit now. number years ago, we became a nonprofit. there is really a way for our readers to tell us how much they appreciate the work that we do in the community. and since we became a non- profit, we have over 3000 donors that have contributed to keep 'jay' publishing the way it has been publishing. >> thank you. we will take another quick break and come back to mosaic in just a moment. >>> good morning and welcome back to mosaic. i'm rabbi eric weiss and honored to be your host. we are about to conclude a wonderful conversation with the publisher and editor of 'jay', the jewish news of northern california. welcome back. >> thank you. >> can you talk a little bit about some general things like, how to reach you -- how to subscribe or access your news and a little bit about your functionality. >> i wanted to mention, when we were talking about diversity and diversity of opinions is that, we are independent. we are not owned by an individual. and we are not owned by the f

a lot of information is on my facebook page. go over there for that. and then scattered showers and thunderstorms on wednesday before we cool down on thursday and friday. >>> i am mark murray of nbc news. >> i am carry dan. the most recent week after a white nationalists rally in charlottesville is the worst week yet. >> the backlash has left him increasingly isolated. influential republicans have rebuked him, and fox even blasted him. >> and bob trump has not demonstrated enough confidence. >> most of all, after a painful week for the country, trump has appeared to double down on positions that divide rather than unite, and it's all coming as more potential crisis loom from the debt ceiling to north korea and beyond. >> from rooftop bars in arlington to parks in fairfax county. come with me and i will take you around northern virginia and show you the best he's asleep. finally. those powerful lungs have fallen silent. you lay there, with just the odd twitch or sniffle. and in this moment of bliss you think... oh, i should turn the lights off. and the

you continue watching this on our facebook page.an incredible view of totality has come to an end in western oregon. the sun starting to come back on the other side is the moon path travels right in front of the sun. >> we are starting to see daylight again on the right side of the moon. he incredible to watch. we will take a brief break. a lot more coverage left to come. stay with us. (mark) >>> welcome back. as we continue our special coverage of the total solar eclipse. you are looking at two views from different parts of the country. on the right totality has ended. that is at big summit prairie oregon. on the left we are waiting for totality to start. a live picture from casper wyoming. incredible to see this view across the country. with the 70 mile swath of totality. making its way from oregon to south carolina. on the east coast they are waiting for it to begin. >> we will take a quick break and back with our continuing coverage in our solar eclipse show. and (mark)(james) taking a look at >>> welcome back. we continue our s

. >> it's a story getting a lot of attention on our wusa9 facebook page. katie dickens' 5-year-old daughter is getting ready to start kindergarten. dickens got a letter saying her daughter's weight did not fall within the recommended range. >> one of the biggest things that you hear about in the news today is body shaming. you're body shaming a child you've never met. don't need her to have a stigma already, and the fact that she's already nervous about starting school. it's like a whole new world. you know that. we've all been to kindergarten. >> dickens says her child is one of the skinniest, and is doing just fine. the school calculated the a- year-old's bmi from information from a form her mom filled out. officials are looking at procedures. >>> on our wusa9 facebo anna writes schools already have a requirement that you must have a yearly doctor's visit for your child. if your doctor chooses to address the weight at that appointment, that's on him. that's his job, not the school's job. overstepping boundaries. >> joe writes, didn't know the board of ed

you can find more of of this information on my facebook page, and melissa's facebook page. the start time for us, 1:15. we get 85% coverage. it ends at 4:01, so you want to be outside at quarter to 3:00, if not the 70miles shadow in the totality. it's going to travel at 2,000 miles per hour across the 48 states. even if you have protective eyewear, you can't look at the sun for more than three minutes. that's serious stuff. the next solar eclipse 2034. this is a cool thing. all the astronomers i've talked to, this is like the super bowl of super bowls for them, and they're actually leaving town, and they're going to go where they can see totality. you can actually study the sun's corona. nasa is going to be talking about that. it's 88, but it feels like it's 96 outside. over the last hour, this is the radar. this big storm has been actually growing in intensity, and back building in the sterling area and dulles airport. big storms moving north of 70, and there's still storms out toward we're going to zoom in here. this is not severe. this is white oak, rolling acres. just h

send us your reading list at twitter book tv to grow posted to our facebook page, facebook.com/book tv. next is a press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. this is 25 minutes. >> good afternoon. >> it's good to be back. you guys don't seem nearly as excited. i thought for sure there would be balloons will say that for next time. earlier this week the president delivered his first primetime address to the nation. the presidents strategies based on conditions on the ground that are but cherry timetables. they will ensure that they never use afghanistan again as a terrorist state. they've given extraordinary sacrifices to this longest war in history. the president recognize the sacrifices on monday during his speech and i would like to recognize a story here today. joseph, gentleman from santa fe tennessee sent his son a letter nearly ten years ago while he is serving our country. now his son is on the second tour of duty and his father shared the letter and mailed to the president. his been a police officer and he sent this letter to his son in hopes that the president would actually recei

send your list on twitter at booktv or insta graham at book tv or post to the facebook page. it's going to be one of my favorites because i am a big nonfiction fan and the types of authors that we are going to have whose book is on every reading list. next on booktv, "after words." it explores free speech issues. it's great to have you with us today. i wish that you were here with me in dc i see you up in new

his facebook page carried white supremacist and racist messages.e the attack that killed 32-year-old heather heyer this was fields, dressed in the unofficial uniform of a white supremist group and carrying a shield with racist symbols. >> he just looked off. he had that thousand-yard stare. just kind of grabbed me and -- >> reporter: kyle petroza took the picture. a photographer from charlottesville, he went to the alt-right rally to capture faces of hate. >> knowing what he did it's kind of haunting you know, at the time i thought i was photographing someone who might just be a follower or, you know, just along for the march. but obviously not. >> reporter: fields is facing a number of charges, including second-degree murder. he's expected to be in court on monday. elaine? >> kris van cleave, thank you. paula reid now with more on those who were killed and injured in charlottesville. >> reporter: across the country people rallied for peace in honor of the victims of the violence in charlottesville. they carried signs and lit candles. >> i'm shocke

bencik says kotleba and his supporters control over 100 facebook pages. largest has 100,000 followers. jan: kotleba is also dangerous because he's very intelligent by comparison to many of his supporters. he has two university degrees and he knows how to mask his activities and keep them within the bounds of legality. reporter: this is how he was able to become governor of the district of banska bystrica in 2013. jan bencik travelled with us to the region to give us an insight into kotleba's activity. it's a dangerous undertaking. jan: everyone has an instinct of self-preservation. of course i'm scared, and that's natural. my wife is very worried. but i don't want to allow them the pleasure of giving into their threats and stopping what i do. reporter: the district capital seems like a pretty town at first glance, but it has a history of unemployment and corruption. many locals blame the establishment for all that, and that's why some of them support kotleba. jan: kotleba promised to change everything. however, 14 of his relatives are now directly employe

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 photographing someone who might just be a follower or just along for the march but obviously not. >> reporter: fields is facing a number of charges including second degree murder. he is expected to be in court on monday, elaine? >> kris van cleave, thank you. >> paula reid now with more on those who were killed and injured in charlottesville. >> across the country people rallied for peace in honor of the victims of the violence in charlottesville. they carried signs and lit candles. >> i'm shocked and appalled that someone lost their life tod

but we are requiring you to sign a waiver before you enter the event and be sure to visit our facebook page if you want more information. and howard you're going to be hosting the event online. >> facebook will be there on wusa9. i'll be back here at the station, we're going to take feeds from all over the country, sharing their eclipse, our eclipse and one more shameless plug for myself. yesterday i interview my own eye doctor about the dangers of viewing the eclipse incorrectly. >> in other words, don't do it. make sure you have the ap chance it. it's serious stuff. >> get an eclipse projector. let's talk about weather this afternoon because we've got some concerns. it is gross outside. there's no other way to put it. dew points are near 80 in spots. that is off the charts high, and that heat and humidity will likely lead to some strong to potentially severe storms for the afternoon with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s. you've got a heat advisory until 8:00, heat index values up and down the 95 corridor, potentially 100 to 105. we're already in the low 100s in a few spots. this is why

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>> following those comments by president trump, many of you sounded off on our wusa9 facebook page. we'll get to some of that reaction in a minute. but now, let's hear fr horrors of the holocaust. one can hardly imagine what he's been reliving over the last few days. here are his thoughts about all the tension and violence after the white nationalist rally in charlottesville in his own words. >> my name is alfred munzer, i was born in holland in 1941. during the nazi occupation. my family went into hiding. >> would you have a message to the president if he happened to be watching this? this very newscast? >> just very, very sad. that he wasn't able to speak up forcefully and that he had to be prompted and then that he really seemed to take his words back. there is a tremendous difference between people who are promoting hate speech and people who are there to promote and speak up against hate speech. you know, when we see that these -- this kind of hate speech can occur right here in the unit time to speak up. and condemn it unequivocally. now there should be no question in anybody'

. >>> first at 4:00, facebook is taking a stand against a white nationalist in charlo the company has removed christopher cantwell's pages. facebook removed eight other pages all connected to the white nationalist movement. a spokesperson says the pages violate its policies on hate speech. >>> president trump's response to the charlottesville violence has set off a new fire storm. he is facing strong rebuke for remarks appearing to put white supremacists on the same plain. you are hearing it from all corners from world leaders and ceos to every day citizens in some of the nation's reddest states. confederate monuments taken down or slated for removal in los angeles, alabama all in the wake of president trump's latest remarks. in iowa a state that helped put president trump in the white house today a march against hatred and against some of the very groups the president seemed to defend following that deadly violence in charlottesville. >> i think there is blame on both sides. >> reporter: from some in the president's own party outrage. >> this is terrible. the president of the united states needs to condemn these kinds o

. >>> this story caught fire on a facebook page today. hundreds of you have shared it. a father sick of getting nothing when he texted his kids. they didn't respond. so he built an app. it freezes the kid's phone and sounds an alert even if the phone is in silent mode until they respond to his message. genius. it seems a lot of too. lynn commented if it works, i will use it for my adult kids. another lynn not so sure. an app for what she asks? parents were such w usses. i wish they would respond to me. cut straight off darren replied. cut off the money flow. the app is called reply asap right now only for android. none of those potential solutions, cutting off the phone, cutting off the money are as instantaneous as cuttingful on access to the phone. >> usc just -- cutting off access to the phone. >> you just take that phone till the next day and you went to have that problem again. >> eight iting is not a problem -- texting is not a problem. you call them? they may not want to pick up. >> they that. >>> i was in angst last night about the 3-degree guarantee. >> you kno

pull up the facebook page. it appears they're trying to hold this event on sunday, august 27, here at the park. and in light of everything taking place berkeley mayor is completely against this event. the mayor's blog says, quote, i think residents understand the extremely difficult position berkeley finds itself in. made even more so by dealing with an amorphous group with no specific organizers. i want to reiterate we will not allow our community to be terrorized by a small band of white supremacists whose ideology of hate is a losing one. berkeley is proud of its multiculturalism and diversity, and we will continue to stand y united against those who want to divide us. just across the bay bridge in san francisco another group called patriot prayer which describes itself on their facebook page as a group against big government and corruption has a permit for a rally on august 26. the park is a part of the golden gate recreation area and democratic leader nancy pelosi weighed in on this decision s saying, quot

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you can share your 9ers fan photos on our kpix 5 facebook page.'t forget, kpix 5 is your home for 49ers preseason football. tomorrow the niners take on the kansas city chiefs. the coverage begins here on kpix 5 news at 5:00. that's followed by 49ers preview and the "5th quarter" right after the game. >>> as long as you're sitting there, "cbs evening news" is coming up next. >> anthony mason is here with a preview. >> reporter: hi, ken and liz. up next, ramped up rhetoric. president trump says his fire and fury warnings in north korea may not have been tough enough. >> and he turns up the pressure on senate republicans to repeal and replace obamacare. >> plus, mystery in cuba. what caused u.s. diplomats to suffer hearing loss? >> and we'll find out how these friends turned a garage business into big business. coming up in just a few seconds on the "cbs evening news." >> and thank you all for watching at 5:00. >> ahead at 6:00, our exclusive poll on how president trump is handling north korea. allen and i are back in 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ captioning spons

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check it out, wusa9 sports facebook page. live in baltimore getting ready for the ravens. get it back to you. >> relatively new dad there, frank is. >> can't wait to see the pictures and congrats, frank. >>> coming up on wusa9 news, this story about the terrorizing of new york city four years ago. what the convicted killer known as the son of sam has to say tonight. >>> check out rare photographs from a solar eclipse back in 1925. >>> five days before the august 21st total eclipse, rare photographs of the 1925 total eclipse will go on display in st. louis. art art has more -- art holliday has more on the debut of the award winning photos. >> international photography is a hall of fame is a jewel in the st. louis university. >> reporter: across the street from st. louis university is the international hall of fame. inductees include graham nash and the late adolf fassbender. >> many of the photographs back in 1925 only have the photograph >> fassbender's famous eclipse photo was taken with an eight by 10 camera similar to this one. january 24th, 1925, bronx park, new york,