so why bring it up now. >> reporter: 32 year old heather hayer was killed when this dodge challenger rammed into a crowd of counterprotestors saturday afternoon. a virginia native, she was a para legal at miller law group in charlottesville, in 2016 hayer posted this on her facebook page. if are you not outraged, are you not paying attention. just hours after hayer was killed, smoke bill owed from a nearby helicopter crash. police flew surveillance over protests all day, but around 5 p.m. a virginia state police helicopter went down just miles from charlottesville. 48 year old lieutenant h jay cullen and trooper pilot berke mm baits were killed in the crash. >> i was close to both of those state trooperses. >> governor mcauliffe remembered the fallen officers at a service this morning. >> but for the hatred and bigotry that occurred here yesterday, berke 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 bai

we join the nation in mourning the death of 32-year-old heather hayer, who with many other injured people, was the victim of apparent domestic rrorism motivated by a white supremacist ideology. ms. hayer lives now in our national memory as a martyr for racial and religious justice. we also mourn the deaths of state trooper h.j. cullen, 48, and burkey bates, a day short of his 41st birthday who died in a tragic helicopter crash after they were dispatched to monitor the violence in charlottesville. as americans, we committed to the right to assemble peaceably, but we condemn racial, ethnic and religious hatred, incitement and violence. the events in charlottesville stand as another tragic and painful reminder that an ideology of racial and religious intolerance can lead in an instant to irretrievable acts of violence, death and suffering. as a nation, we have marched through legally sanctioned slavery, succession, civil war, construction, k.k.k. terror, internment of japanese american citizens, jim crow and the civil rights era in pursuit of equality. commissioner adegbile: progress has com

a peaceful protest this time in memory of the 32—year—old woman, heather hayer, who died in saturday'sthe united states, few believe the debate will end here. most of the historic world war ii aircraft that make up the battle of britain memorial flight have been grounded because of engine issues. the hurricanes, spitfires and a lancaster bomber are all affected, and one display has already been cancelled, with others under threat. the raf is unable to say when the planes will be back in the skies. the aircraft are more than 70 years old. tom cruise has broken his ankle whilst trying to undertake a daring stunt during filming in london at the weekend. cruise attempted to leap between the roofs of two buildings, but he fell short of the mark and hit the building. filming for the latest installment of mission impossible has now been suspended. ouch. yeah, awfulwhen ouch. yeah, awful when that happens, when you are leaping between buildings. happens to me all the time. who needs the bus, you know? isn't that what you have a stuntman for? apparently he does his own stu nts. for? apparently

racism people and said those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs. 32-year-old heather hayerled when a man drove a car into a group of people. and. trump: racism is evil those who cause violence in its name are racists and thugs, including the kkk, the of noxious, white wup -- white ists, and other groups. quitter: the third ceo to the council of business leaders. he says the divided political climate is causing serious harm to critical issues. ceo kevin plank stepped down. new york fed president says it -- hesonable to expect supports another rate hike this year if the u.s. economy continues to grow. optimistics create that optimism among policymakers, saying the economy is chugging along reasonably well. global news 24 hours a day powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 127 countries. >> a check on the markets. the stocks in asia are up, bonds are mixed. the regional stocks are set for a second day of gains. nikkei 225 adding 1.2%. in wellington, heading for the highest close since 2001. the kiwi dollar is the best performer on this tuesday. in sydney, gaining

a memorial for heather hayer. what else are you learning about this young woman? >> reporter: hearts are heavy for her. we know she is 32 years old and that she was a paralegal at a law firm here in charlottesville. she is from up the road about 17 miles. she spent a lot of time here so people who learned about what happened here have been stopping by leaving flowers, notes, cards here for her and for the other 19 people who were injured here. this is the street where a car plowed through a crowd of counter protesters killing heather heyer, injuring 19 others. the latest news we have is that ten of the individuals are in good condition. that is an upgrade because there were individuals in critical condition. now the latest that we have learned is that ten are in good condition and nine have been discharged. there is a lot of love and outpouring of support here. we talked to a woman a little while ago that had a sign saying free hugs and she also had a message on her arm. i asked her about that message. take a listen. as we come back here taking a live look i will

. >>> two days ago a young american woman, heather hayer was tragically killed. her family our thoughts, prayers, and love. >> last hour president trump remembering the woman killed during the violent weekend in charlottesville. he finally added his voice against white supremacists groups. my guests are joining me now, robert, let me ask you to put on your communication hat. how has the president himself and the white house in general handled this in the last 48 hours. >> you never get a second chance to make a first impression. unfortunately he stumbled. no doubt about it. >> stumbled? >> or dropped the ball, however you want to phrase it, he stumbled coming out of the gate on saturday. presidents use that pulpit to their advantage. to unite us, to lift us out of situations of despair. think of the space shutting, it just goes down the list. this was a presidential moment. >> san bernardino, for example. new town. >> and maybe he knew what he was doing when he came out on saturday and said both sides were to blame. >> but did he know, as he walked away he had a

a peaceful protest this time in memory of the 32—year—old woman, heather hayer, who died in saturday's states, few believe the debate will end here. david willis, bbc news, washington. and we're just take a look at the latest tweets from donald trump. in the last few minutes he has been saying sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments. of course, the situation in cha rlottesville course, the situation in charlottesville started with the idea of removing a statue. his tweets continue, you can't teach history but you can learn from it,. washington, . .. history but you can learn from it,. washington,... that is what we have got from donald trump so far on the subject. our correspondent gary o'donoghue is in washington. gary, you would just seeing these latest tweets coming through as well. it is a pretty confusing message coming from donald trump, isn't it? about whether he is drawing any equivalence between the white supremacists and those who are opposed to them in charlottesville. well, let's be g

intentionally drove his gray dodge into crowds killing 32-year-old heather hayer and injuring 19 othersemn. >> we have no tolerance for hate and violence. white supremacists, neo nazis or the kkk. these dangerous fringe groups have no place in american public life and in the american debated and we condemn them in the strongest possible terms. >> there was a vigil here held last night and in other cities across the u.s. in remembrance of 32-year-old heather hayer and also two virginia state troopers were killed when their chopper went down this weekend they were assists law enforcement. they are identified as lieutenant h.g. collin and trooper pilot burke bates. now it's not clear if that driver will appear in person or in video. in the court behind me. he could potentially be charged with domestic terrorism. federal investigators are also looking into the possibility that he might have had some type of assistance when he drove his car into the crowds this weekend. back to you in new york. steve: mac finn live in charlesville with the very latest. we thank you very much. ever since yest

a peaceful protest this time in memory of the 32—year—old woman, heather hayer, who died in saturday'sing once more in the united states, few believe the debate will end here. studio: a man will appear in court today for an extradition hearing after being arrested over the alleged kidnapping of a british model in italy. chloe ayling is believed to have been snatched after being lured to a fake modelling shoot in milan last month. michal herba was detained at an address in the west midlands and is the brother of lukasz herba, who is being held by italian police. the spanish authorities say there's been a surge in the number of illegal migrants crossing the sea from morocco. nearly 600 were rescued on wednesday during what coastguards described as their busiest day yet. some migrants have attempted the shortjourney using children's inflatable boats and even a jet ski. spain has dealt with nine—thousand arrivals by sea since january —— three times as many as in the same period last year. emergency services are tackling a huge blaze at the fruit market in the east end of glasgow. the fire

the incident killed 32-year-old heather heyer and left dozens injured. >> meanwhile vigils remembering hayer brought a peaceful tone to the city last night. steve chenevey is live in charlottesville to begin our live team coverage. steve, good morning. >> reporter: al, good morning. you mentioned thousands of people marching in washington last night, hundreds more in charlottesville but this morning it's all quiet. it is very calm. as a matter of fact we went around the town this morning, there were more journalists out right now than i think city residents because it's a very calm scene early on this monday morning. you mentioned the young lady who died in the incident on saturday, heather heyer, this is where she died behind me and you can see the memorial continuing to grow as people have been coming throughout the evening last night adding to the flowers the candles and all of the chalk writing on the ground itself. the suspect as you mentioned as well is due in court later this morning for a bond hearing. that's scheduled to be at about 10 o'clock. where we're standing right now. want t