she said she was there, she was near heather heyer, she saw heather heyer being hit, fly up into the air. she looked into her eyes and said, "i think that's what the eyes of a dead person looks like." and she is still in a wheelchair, don. she has such damage to her leg that she is still going through surgery. she has a sixth surgery that she is currently awaiting. her life will never be the same. we also heard from thomas baker, who was a conservation biologist. he talked about the fact that he really didn't want to take part in any of the crazy machinations that happened here in the rallies. none of the violence. he actually just wanted to come down and see but he also wanted to be present. he was new to the area and he did not like the idea of the unite the right rally coming here and spewing hate. so he wanted to come out and observe and also just be present. and he says he got a part of this group that was cheerful and happy. they were sort of celebratory and singing and chanting in the streets. they were not being violent. when all of a sudden he heard tires screeching. he too

seated on one side, th mother of heather heyer. as you know, the 21-year-old james fields was a lf escribed neo-nazi. he drove overnight to attend the unite the right rall it was after the clashes of the he ing had died down tha drove into that crowd killing heyer, injuring dozens of others. prosecutors said he came intending to harmful there was that meme we showed you that he showed a carng into protesters and also a text he wrote to his momd when she sai to be careful and he wrote, we are not the ones who need to be careful. an to it he attached aing that of aid. oner hi with you it was the fact that he sat alone in his car. watching the protestersback up for a momentum before h drove down the street and into the crowd. so guilty on all counts on first-degree murder. i'm guessing the penalty phase monday.art on and that's carrying up to life in prison. >> and we're likely to hear froe he heyer's mother in. >> we will likely hear from her mothth and from mor a half cosmetic victims, including that woman from northern virginiaho h

heather heyer was fortunately the only person who was killed. but there were dozens of people who were injured when james fields plowed his car into those ralliers. for those folks they have received some measure of justice but you can't imagine this makes it much easier for heather heyer's family. and i think for many americans who are still scarred and traumatized by the idea even that there was a massive rally of nazis in charlottesville, virginia and these outward displays of hatred, far right violence that we've seen increasingly in recent years. >> i don't think there's anything that can make it better for heather heyer's family. and our thoughts go out to her. we can only imagine. we can only imagine. wes, you know, the president said there were very fine people on both sides. but remember, it was just a few months ago he started calling himself a nationalist. watch this. >> they have a word. it sort of became old-fashioned. it's called a nationalist. and i say, really, we're not supposed to use that word. you know what i am? i'm a nation

to get more runningoom and then put on the accelerator, crashed into the crowd and injuring heather heyer and injured others. a person was thrown up against the truck. her pelvis was broken in five places. >> i could not be me ecstatic. they tried to throw out my case specifically. and i'm glad the jury saw through that. and this is the best i've been in a year and a half. >> reporter: a lot of expressions of joy at this verdict. a group of people gathered on the steps and began channelleg, wh streets? our streets. that's the chant they were using that day when fields drove into thcr d. they've been celebrating that the white nationalists were tavingn until that fateful motel. the sentencing phase is coming up next. that will start on monday and again when we will hear from these victims. we'll hear from heather heyer's mo and many of their lives have been changed by the injuries they suffered including the woman from virginia that had both hers broken. i don't know if you can hear it now. there is some c nting down the street. some people celebrating this decision. >>> president trump's

and a 32 year-old woman named heather heyer was dead. >> what were you thinking? you were making progress and you went to the rally. that ended up being this tragic event. >> i still hadn't fully separated myself i guess. from the ideology. there's a lot of things that i struggle with as far as my mind set. i'm in that nationalist mind set. way of thinking. >> for most of his young life, he's had this identity as a nazi skin head. it's hard to leave what he left. sometimes, if things go bad, it's easier to go back. and the last thing i want him to do is go back. that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched.

that was for the murder of heathe heyer.other relieved he will be off the streets forever and the erfuls decision sends a p message. >> hate did not win today. message has been made loud and clear. you can't bring hate here and get away with

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joining us now is heather heyer's mom, susan. thank you for joining us. long and emotional trial for you. thank you for being here. tell us what that moment was like when you heard the jury recommending life in prison? >> um, honestly i was relieved. i think for public safety that needed to happen. i also felt that it was not only important that heather and the survi survivors had their day of justice, but we send a strong message that we will not tolerate hate. >> you made a personal decision that i read not to be consumed by hate during this ongoing ordeal. how did you manage to achieve that? >> i knew he was in the hands of justice. had he been out roaming around i can't promise how i would have felt, but i felt secure in handing him over to prosecution and to judgment that it was not my problem. i have plenty else to do with the heather heyer foundation, and i just didn't feel like i needed to consume my own self with hate. because one that hates, it doesn't do anything to the person that you hate. in my life i prefer not to hate people. >> i think th

the verdict in tribute to her, they retraced the path of his car, marching to the very spot where heyer lost his life, where star peterson was baudly injured. >> he will never stop us, the fascists will never stop us. we will fight heather's memory till the day we die. >> reporter: james field traveled from his ohio home to paarlottesville to takert in the unite the right rallywa it after the violent clashes had died down that day that he dro his car onto fourth street. watched the counter demonstrators come into view, then put on the gas. with their guilty rdict, jurors finding fields acted with intent to kill. th rejected the defense claim that he was fearful, that it was self-defense. wednesday bowie is one of his victims. her pelvis was >> they tried to throw out my sse specifically, and i'm glad the jury through that. this is the best ive been in a year and a half. >> reporter: another survivor, marcus martin. is is martin as he was struck by fields' car, tumbling off the back to street, his leg broken. for him this guilty verdict means relief. >> justice is served today. my mama u

heather heyer was killed when he rammed his car into a grom of counter demonstrators. one of the women who survived his deadly drive is hoping for a life prison term.sh had her pelvis broken in six places. she told jurors, i am not the same person i was before that day and i will never be the same. plea know the wor is not a safe place with fields in it. the defense cled just one witness today. the psychologist who examined james fields and reported there was a long history ofmen illness in the mily. he said he was diagnosed with bipartisan disorder as a r. todd something very unusual. so grown violent outbursts that hedas expel from preschool and put on psychoticedations at the tender age of 6. that you hetestifie fields was not insane when he drove his car into the crowd. we are expecting the decision any minute and y see, there will be a press conference on the courthous steps. >> can you remind us, what is the breadth of the sentence he could be fang? wh kind of leeway does the judge have in adding or subtracting to what the jury comes up with? >> reporter: there c

their decision after deliberating for about seven hours.guilty in the death of 32-year-old heather heyer... in 2017. prosecutors said fields drove his car directly into a crowd of counterprotesters at the "unite the right" rally.. because he was angry. his lawyers told the jury he feared for his life after witnessing the violent clashes. the rally was held to protest the planned removal of a statue of confederate general robert e. lee. a victim who survived the attack spoke following today's verdict. (justine) sentencing is set for sentencing is set for monday. fields faces up to life in prison. now back to you. . (ken) new details are emerging in the deadly mass shooting in thousand oaks. officials now say the deputy killed was shot by "friendly fire". last month a gunman opened fire at the borderline bar and grill in ventura count

guilty of heather heyer's murder.iling to stop at an accident involving a death. through a week of testimony, prosecutors and defense attorneys focused on fields' intent. the commonwealth argued he acted with intent to harm. when he watched the crowd before him, backed up his dodge, then raced it down the street before crashing and fleeing the scene. the defense didn't deny he drove the car but said he was in a state of panic and acted in self-defense. a jailhouse phone call was played in court. in it, fields said he was defending himself from a violent mob of terrorists. those calls revealed more about fields. big burke was one of the 35 people injured. >> the most telling pieces were the jailhouse phone calls to his mom. you just could see the way he was talking to his mother and the way he called heather's mom susan an anti-white communist and called us all terrorists and said we were the enemy and it was no big deal that, you know, heather had died because she's the enemy. you know, that just tells me everything i

(vicki) this comes just days after being found guilty of killing 32-year-old heather heyer...to a crowd of anti-hate protesters at a white supremacist rally in charlottesville, virgina. reporter andy rose has the latest. joe platania, commonwealth's attorney: "this trial and today's outcome has been a very long time coming.. for the victims and their family members."a jury gave 21- year-old james fields the maximum sentence: life in prison....for the murder of heather heyer..plus 419 years for nine more charges..and fines totaling up to nearly half a million dollars.heyer's mother's spoke out after the sentencing..thanking the jury for serving swift justice for her daughter's murder.susan bro, victim's mother: "i was not going to be consumed by hate for this young man. i was leaving him to the hands of justice."both she and the prosecutor thanking the survivors for coming forward and testifying in the trial.. and reliving their trauma all over again..joe platania, commonwealth's attorney: "we are unable to heal their physical injuries or bring heather back.. but we are hopeful

. >> he was also -- heather heyer. >> he was also found guilty of charges and faces over 30 federal hateter: the self-professed neo-nazi who barrelled his car into a crowd was convicted friday of first-degree murder and all other charges brought against him. >> i think every last one of those -- thank every last one of those jurors. they made the -- they made the choice to express to the world like we don't stand for this type of hate at all. >> reporter: a jury took just over seven hours of deliberation to find james alex fieldser j guilty of heather heyer's murder. eight counts of malicious wounding and one count of failing to stop at an accident involving a death. he faces a possible life sentence. through a week of testimony, prosecutors focused on his intent. the commonwealth argued that he was unprovoked and acted with the intent to harm counterprotesters when he watched the crowd, backed up hisses dodge challenger -- his dodge challenger, and raced down the street going 28 miles per hour before crashing into the scene. the defense didn't deny he drove the car but said he was panic

and a jailhouse recording of him scolding his mother for having pity on the family of miss heyer. some of those gathered outside the courthouse cheered the verdict. >> i thank every last one of those jurors for doing what they needed to do. they made the-- they made the choice to express to the world, like, "we don't stand for this type of hate." >> reporter: the defense argued unsuccessfully that fields was simply trying to go home, found himself amidst angry protesters, panicked, and sped up. but the video and witnesses disputed that account. now, during much of the trial, he sat impassively without expression when the verdict was read. jeff, the sentencing phase begins on monday. >> glor: don dahler in virginia, tonight with the latest guilty verdict, thank you. bob schieffer on the interview with former secretary of state rex tillerson drew a sharp response today from president trump, who tweeted, "rex tillerson didn't have the mental capacity needed for the job." this as another shake-up looms in the administration. weijia jiang is at the white house. >> reporter: white house

heyer's mother sat through the entire trial. >> justice has him where he needs to be, and my daughterot here, and the other survivors still have their wounds to deal with. >> reporter: but the darkness of hate continues to sweep across the country. the plots in two separate cases in ohio are chilling, federal investigators say. one month after the deadliest anti-semitic attack in america carried out in pittsburgh, they say damon joseph planned a similar attack on a synagogue in toledo. >> mr. joseph pursued a detailed and calculated plan to strike synagogues in the toledo area. >> reporter: investigators say a woman was behind a plot to blow up a pipeline. elizabeth lecron used social media to heap praise on the columbine killers and racist murderer dylann roof. even on college campuses, racist tirades are gaining more and more attention. this happened at columbia university. >> we built modern civilization. >> reporter: a student who in a statement says he's not a racist and does not hate anyone. but he goes off on a group of students because of his distaste for the overuse of the te

. >> the stiffest sentence heather heyer's murder. she was killed when hearammed his into counter demonstrators after the unitee right rally. th >> do i feele a h burden lifted but a many people said today, the file is still there. these are terrorists and people are reluctant to cal them that, i ink because they're white. but al qaeda used a car as a weapon. >> star peterson suffered a broken leg and a broken hip. >> james fields deserves the senate intelligence he got for heather heyer's murder. this sentence reflected the atrocity of that crime. >> those who help the victims. >> just because it is a year and some change later, that doesn't me the trauma ever goes away. >> and heather's mom knows it won't heal the holin her heart stop the tears when she gets tonight. >> i'll be crying tonight. >> reporter: temperaturally, judges follow the recommendation of the jury. news4. >> as she mentioned, many have ongoing needs. you can learn more about it in our app. >>> for the second year in a row, "time" magazine's persois f the yea a gro

neo-nazi drove his dodge charger into a you had confront counter demonstrators, killing heather h heyerurting many others. the question ist manner in whi drives it into the crowd is the same as a deadly weapon. the prosecutors point out there action as he backed his car up s first to get more running room. but in closing arguments the defense attorney says he acted in self-defense in fearful saying the whole weekend was tense and uncertain. and his attorneys reminded jurors of his sorrow after his arrests when police say heather heyer had died, he broke into tears saying i'm sorry. closingre arguments expected to wrap up with not the hour and they believe the jury will begin tomorrow moing. they have ten charges in all to consider. the most important thingem for to decide. is it first or second-degree murder or a case of manslaughter?ng >>> tur to our weather, all eyes are on the forecast for what promises to be a major winter stormate this weekend and early next week. >> of course, the question is, will that storm get anywhere near us? >> yeah. near us, yes. is it going to hit the d.c.

on august 12, 2017 burke and heather heyer were among those demonstrating against the "unite the rightrally as so-called alt-right activists, chanting racist slogans, some carrying guns and flags with swastikas and confederate emblems marched on this college town. fields drove more than 500 miles from ohio to participate. his attack turned an already bloody, violent and hate- filled day deadly. there was widespread anger and outrage al supremacists and nazis plain and simple go home you are not welcome, not wanted shame on you. then "i think there is blame on both sides" president trump's refusal to condemn the racist attack in its immediate aftermath, further inflammed the national conversation. just because he was found guilty this is not over. this is just the start to let people know don't think you can come here and do this type of thing and get away with it. we won't have it. (j.r.)at any time now a space shuttle will be launched from vandenberg air force base. this is a live look in santa barbara county. united launch alliance is launch alliance is sending a delta four rocket up

on august 12, 2017 burke and heather heyer were among those demonstrating against the "unite the rightlly as so-called alt-right activists, chanting racist slogans, some carrying guns and flags with swastikas and confederate emblems marched on this college town. fields drove more than 500 miles from ohio to participate. his attack turned an already bloody, violent and hate- filled day deadly. there was widespread anger and outragei have a message to all white supremacists and nazis plain and simple go home you are not welcome, not wanted shame on you. then "i think there is blame on both sides" president trump's refusal to condemn the racist attack in its immediate aftermath, further inflammed the national conversation. just because he was found guilty this is not over. this is just the start to let people know don't think you can come here and do this type of thing and get away with it. we won't have it. the votes are in and the heisman trophy goes to kyler murray the oakland a's prospect. murray is oklahoma's star quarterback who is the first q-b to average 300 yards passing a game a

heather heyer was called.he judge also allowed audio of phone conversations between fields and his mother recorded just after the attack. in one of those calls, fields can be heard slamming victim heather heyer's mother, calling her an ant anti-white enemy. when she responded "she lost her daughter," he reflied "that doesn't [ expletive ] matter, she is the enemy, mother. >> well, the 2020 race for president is already heating up. former vice president joe biden telling a book tour crowd, quote, i'll be as straight as i can with you. i think i am the most qualified person in the country to be president. he said he will make a decision on a presidential run in the next two months and he went on to make this admission. quote, i am a gaffe machine, but my good, what a wonderful thing compared to a guy who can't tell the truth. cnn senior political writer and analyst harry enten is joining us now. i remember when being a gaffe machine was a bad thing. do you think in today's political world it's actually perhaps a

with first-degree murder and other felonies for the august 2017 crash that killed 32-year-old heather heyer. her death came after police forced a white nationalist rally in charlottesville to disband after participants clashed with counterdemonstrators. two former major league baseball players died earlier today in venezuela in an questions. initially the cause of the deaths of luis francisco giant... jose castillo... was from a car accident. however, as the hours go by, the picture seems more complex. they could've been targets of a criminal act. 33-year-old valbuena, recently played for the los angeles angels. castillo played for the pirates, giants, and astros between 2004 and 2008. president nicolas maduro offered his condolences via twitter. (catherine) there's a weather mess in southern california... where a major storm has pounded residents with snow, flash flooding and mudslides. now - other parts of the country are bracing for their own weather problems.. john lorince reports. a storm causes a river of mud and debris to tear through lake elsinore, california."i was inside listening

one day later heather heyer was dead.tionist told jurors fields was going 28 miles per hour when he ran through the crowd of people. many pictured in this photo testified at trial, and some sustained life-long injuries, including peterson who has to use a wheelchair due to her leg injuries. heather heyer's mother has been in court every day. >> my husband finally fell asleep exhausted and i sobbed in bed next to him. because every time i close my eyes i heard that she was pronounced at such and such a time. >> she was there when prosecutors played audio of two jailhouse calls where the defendant talks about her. she's one of those white commies, and field's mother relies sympathetic towards her, and fields replies that doesn't matter, she is a communist and the enemy. fields was acting out of fear and not malice after seeing violent clashes that day. they pointed to his remorse once police arrested him. i'm really sorry, fields repeatedly tells an officer who captured his words on a body camera. the officer replies, why a

into a crowd of people protesting the white supremacist "unite the right" rally, killing 32-year-old heyer and injuring 35 others. a sentencing hearing is set to take place today. fields is also facing separate federal hate crime charges, which could result in the death penalty. in canada, prosecutors have confirmed that meng wanzhou, chief financial officer of chinese tech giant huawei, was arrested in connection with possible u.s. fraud charges linked to iran sanctions. meng was arrested in vancouver on december 1 after a u.s. arrest work was issued in august. she now faces extradition to the united states. meng, who is also the daughter of the founder of huawei, is accused of using a subsidiary, skycom, to mislead financial institutions and to try to import u.s.-made technology to iran in violation of u.s. sanctions. china has called for meng's release and summoned the u.s. and canadian ambassadors over the weekend. and this year's nobel peace prize will be handed out today to dr. denis mukwege and nadia murad. dr. mukwege founded the panzi hospital in the democratic republic of congo,

he rammed his car into a crowd of protesters at a white supremacist rally killing heather heyer.ct was life plus 419 years after just four hours of deliberations. the jury convicted fields last week of first-degree murder. a judge will decide whether to sign off on their recommended sentence. that hearing is in march. >>> all right. in just a few hours, former trump attorney michael cohen will learn his fate in a new york city courtroom. >>> a shutdown looming after this incredible meeting between the president and top democratic leaders. what do harvard graduates know about cognitive performance? as you'd probably guess, a lot. that's why a new brain health supplement called forebrain from the harvard-educated experts at force factor is flying off the shelves at gnc. forebrain's key ingredients have been clinically shown to help enhance sharpness and clarity, improve memory, and promote learning ability. and now every man and woman in america can claim a complimentary bottle. just use your smartphone to text the keyword on the screen to 20-20-20. scientific research on cognigrap

james fielas convinged of murder -- convicted of murder for killing heather heyer at the unite rally. and after the verdict last night, survivors of the attack celebrated the conviction and paid tribute tor. heye prison. face life in >>> parts of the city of lights set on fire tonight. more raging protesting, injuring more than a hundred people. >>> and a slip of the tongue or discrimination? a schoolteacher is fired because a schoolteacher is fired because h what z339qz z16 a schoolteacher is fired because h what y339qy y16fy [ bell rings ] >>> pandemonium in paris, the city of lights on edge during another weekend of violent clashes between protesters and rslice. protes smashed the windows and police fired tear gas o t crowd. french officials say over 130 people including some officers were hurt today. thefel tower, museums and other monuments are closed.er the protest are angry about taxes and the growing f living. the french yellow vest protest crossing into belgium today and hundreds of police officers flooding t streets as o otesters blocked access government buildings. the prot

convicted on all 10 charges he faced, including killing 32—year—old civil rights activist heather heyerd by a ferocious storm during a round—the—world race has been rescued. susie goodall was sailing alone when she ran into trouble 2,000 miles off the coast of chile, leaving her stranded for days before a cargo vessell came to her to aid. andy moore reports. safety at last. the cargo ship that rescued susie goodall used its crane to winch her on board. she's reported to be uninjured and in good spirits. it was an ordeal that began 50 hours earlier, when this distress call in the teeth of a ferocious storm. her yacht had lost its mast and water had to be pumped out. in one of the remotest places on earth, she had a long wait for help to arrive. she was tossed about, seasick, in a disabled boat, in heavy seas. it was a difficult rescue right to the end. the engine on susie's yacht kept cutting out as it manoeuvred alongside the rescue ship, the tian fu. and then the first news of success in a brief tweet. "0n the ship", she wrote, followed by three exclamation marks. in the time waiting t

a crowd at the "unite the right" rally in charlottesville in august of last year-- killing heather heyer. they say he did it because he was angry after witnessing earlier violent clashes between the two sides. fields' lawyers told the jury he feared for his life after witnessing the violence-- and tried to argue self defense. the sentencing hearing begins on monday. at san jose state university are frustrated with the growing homeless problem on campus. they continued their protest overnight-- kron 4's sara stinson has the details. <"students at san jose state camped out overnight to demonstrate to school officials to show the reality is 13 percent of students are homeless."><"you're not able to even focus, you're thinking about where you are going to sleep at and what your next meal is.">now this is the 13th year students have done this poverty under the stars event. usually it is to raise awareness about the homeless issue in santa clara county, but this year they are concentrating their efforts on the students that are homeless who are sleeping in the library, in their cars and nearby

he became upset with her for sympathizing for heyer's mother. there is also this, a post fields made on instagram, an image that looked similar to the real scene that day. fields' attorneys argued he felt threatened by the crowd and acted in self-defense he says, an argument the jury ultimately did not believe. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >> it was another rough and troubling day on wall street. the dow dropping over 550 points over a weaker than expected jobs report. with more, here is nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: an end to a week of angst, volatility and heavy selling on wall street. the dow jones losing 1,436 over three trading sessions, for the week, the broader market index, the s&p 500 down more than 4% and now, negative for the year. >> worries over what is to come in this u.s. china trade truce. >> reporter: the uncertainty about a trade war with china a big factor as well as concern about the potential for a future recession. the housing market already slowing and opec moving to hike oil prices. still many average investors

heyer's motherays she doesn't hate him but she is scarred by the pain from this. we were the onlyocal station to cover this trial, the case, the sent ncing. this a only scarred heather higher heyer's family b scarred the city. >> our bureau chief there focusing on this. you'll notice if you go down through civil a folks in the northern virginia area have ties to the charlottesville community, whether they be uva alumni or they want to pass through the town to go to nearby wineries and they have teal hearts on that say c-ville on a lot of store itfronts. comm owners will tell you what happened here is not from here. james field was from ohio. people who brought in the confrontation were from out of the charlottesville they're hoping we have some resolution, a sentencing, 419 years ps a life sentence that folks cant begin t process of healing. >> what's next? >> the federal prosecution still has t happen as well. often when you have federal prosecutors and local prosecutors charging the same t crimy often yield to the other, often they yield to the feds. but in the

. >> reporter: the crash killed 32-year-old heather heyer. spoke after the sentencing. >> in the end the hands of justice say that he needs to be kept away from society for a while, and i'm content with that. i will always, always, always have a hole in my heart. >> reporter: some of the injured gathered at the courthouse for the jury's decision which took about four hours of deliberations. >> getting the maximum sentence reflected the severity and atrocities of that crime. >> reporter: the clashes of charlottesville tloou the -- threw the white house in damage control after the president trump faced criticism for his response. >> you look at both sides, think there's blame on both sides. >> reporter: the judge will review the jury's recommendation and hand down a final sentence in march. fields still faces a federal trial for ha c kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," john dickerson talks with tennessee senator bob corker as he prepares to leave congress about why he has continually tangled with the presiden

convicted on all ten charges he faced, including killing 32—year—old civil rights activist, heather heyer on president trump's former lawyer, michael cohen. mr cohen has admitted tax evasion, breaking election campaign spending rules and lying to congress. his legal team say he should be spared jail because he's cooperating a british sailor, whose yacht was crippled by a ferocious storm during a round—the—world race, has been rescued. susie goodall was sailing alone when she ran into trouble 2—thousand miles off the coast of chile — leaving her stranded for days before a cargo ship came to her to aid. andy moore reports. safety at last. the cargo ship that rescued susie goodall used its crane to winch her on board. she's reported to be uninjured and in good spirits. it was an ordeal that began 50 hours earlier when this distress call in the teeth of a ferocious storm. her yacht had lost its mast and water had to be pumped out. in one of the remotest places on earth, she had a long wait for help to arrive. she was tossed about, seasick, in a disabled boat, in heavy seas. it was a difficult

jury took less than a day in ruling against james feels for hise rin the death of other h -- heather heyeraces a maximum sentence of life in prison. kineople have beenle two attempted bank robberies in northeast brazil. they opened fire when they were surprised by police. six robbers and five hostages including a child died in the shootout. in france, a massive security operation is underway in preparation for more antigovernment protests this weekend. 90,000 police officers will be on duty with armored vs deployed in paris. fears of a repeat of last week's violence on the streets has led to some shops and major tourist attractions including the eiffel tower being closed. the bbc's lucy williamorn set this r lucy: the champs elysees is again preparing for battle, a consumer paradise behind bars. some shops have reminders of last week's violence on their walls. >> it makes sense to close. we have lost a lot of money, me and my fellow shopkeepers. i enough.al lucy: st 90,000 security forces have been deployed across the country, and tourist sites including the louvre and eiffel tower will cl

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. >> we expect to hear more from those victi and from heather heyer's motherfter sentencing, and that could come as early as tomorr. >>> well, five months after 10-year-old makiyah wilson died, her mother ss there are still moments when she is overwhelmed. one of those moments was this friday, when a seventh arrest was announced in the girl's murder. our shomari stone spoke with her mom about the latest turn in this investigation. >> it's been difficult for us all. >> reporter: ginetta wilson sharing her story and celebrating her daughter life -- >> she was so special. >> reporter: on the busy with bee show. >> we'veff taken stu daily. >> reporter: her appearance comes a day after police arrested a seventh suspect in her daughter's murder. >> just to know they're off the streets, i'm very happy of that. it's overwhelming people could do this to a 10-year-old girl. >> reporter: she was killed when men jumped out of a car and opened fire on a group this suer. police say she was the unintended target. police say more arrests are possible. >> you have a heart, you know this baby was innoc

lly faces life in was convicted of first degree murder in the death of heather heyer 16 months ago. guilty on eight other charges. the sentencing phase begins monday. one city leader is saying tonight the be psychological damage caused by this event cannot be undone, but he hopes the verdict will allow the city to move forward. >>> the bullet that killed an officer at last month's mass shooting at a thousand oaks bar was from friendly fire according to thousand oaks police. sergeant ron helus entered the borderline bar & grill to confront a gunman. helus was shot five times by the suspect, but the sixth bullet that actually killed helus came from the rifle of a chp officer. 11 other people died in the bar that night. >>> coming up a bay area hospital photo goes viral. we talked to the doctor who witnessed a medical oddity that is shocking the worldwide medical community. >> reporter: i'm nicole killian at the white house with new court filings from special counsel robert mueller and what they reveal about some of the president's former associates. >> and police police department syn

james fields degree murder in the death of 32-year-old heather heyer. fields seen here in 2017 speeding through that group of people and then erratically backing up. a state jury rejecting arguments by fields' attorneys that the 21-year-old acted in self-defense. quote, "scared to death" by the violent protests. a far different picture painted by the prosecution, pointing to images of fields marching with vanguard america, a known white supremacist group. >> white sharia now! white sharia now! >> reporter: chanting a message fatal ramming. david, jurors also convicted fields on several other charges, fields will be sentenced monday. >> thank you. >>> and an inmate getting away from a prison van, jumping into the van with the motor running, driving away in handcuffs. ramming a police car, and getting away. officials say there was a firearm in the van. today, his fiancee himself in. >>> and it was just last month, 12 people were killed, including officer ron helus. we've learned the attacker shot him five times, but i that ende up piercing his heart and e

took less than a day to convictjames fields on all ten charges he faced, including killing heather heyeres fields had taken part in a so—called unite the right rally of white extremists, which police broke up after declaring it unlawful. the chief executive of the international fashion chain ted baker — ray kelvin — is to take a voluntary leave of absence, after the company was made aware of "further serious allegations" about his conduct. last week, an online petition launched by employees accused 62—year—old mr kelvin of inappropriate comments and behaviour. for the first time in history, the un says more than half the world's population is online. it estimates that by the end of this year, 3.9 billion people will have access to the internet. the biggest growth is in developing countries, including some in africa. the father of the young british backpacker in new zealand is appealing for knowledge of her whereabouts. she was backpacking after graduating from university in september. in france a massive security operation is underway in preparation for more anti—government protests this

convicted on all 10 charges he faced, including killing 32—year—old civil rights activist, heather heyerelp on how russian nationals tried to affect the 2016 election, a legal memo has revealed. michael cohen's help is detailed in the memo from robert mueller, who is heading the probe into alleged russian collusion with the trump team. danjohnson has the latest from washington. he once said he would take a bullet for donald trump, now he faces five yea rs for donald trump, now he faces five years injail. he evaded $1.1; million in tax and secured personal loa ns million in tax and secured personal loans by lying to banks. he made illegal campaign contributions by paying two women who threatened to talk about our fears they had had with donald trump and he lied to congress about a project to build a trump tower development in moscow. that was a multi—million dollar scheme that needed the russian government's backing. that never went ahead but cohen admits discussions went on during the presidential campaign. he had a line to vladimir putin's press secretary. donald trump treated without b

took less than a day to convictjames fields on all ten charges he faced, including killing heather heyer had taken part in a rally of white extremists, which police broke up after declaring it unlawful. the chief executive of the international fashion chain ted baker, ray kelvin, is to take a voluntary leave of absence after the company was made aware of "further serious allegations" about his conduct. last week, an online petition launched by employees accused 62—year—old mr kelvin of inappropriate comments and behaviour. for the first time in history, the un says more than half the world's population is online. it estimates that by the end of this year, 3.9 billion people will have access to the internet. the biggest growth is in developing countries, including some in africa. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: a cargo ship plucks a british sailorfrom her badly damaged yacht, cast adrift in the southern pacific ocean. john lennon was shot at the entrance to the dakota building, in the centre of new york. there's been a crowd here, standing in more or less silent vigil, and the fl

car into counter protesters at a white nationalist rally last year, killing a young woman, heather heyerhe was found guilty of first degree murder and nine other charges. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the major recall tonight involving a popular breakfast item. >>> also, there is news tonight in the search for the mother last seen on thanksgivi authorities were askedng. why h fiance wasn't at that news conference, saying, that's a good question for him. tonight, we ask him. >>> there is also news tonight about that nypd and that mother arrested as police pulled the baby from her arms. we'll have that in a moment. >>> and our made in america christmas is back. your new ideas coming in tonight, and the family idea we showed you last week here, and what you did afterward. you have to stick around to see what's happened now, you won't .elieve it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ richard: oh! ernie: was that too hard for yo? richard: no. is this too hard for you? ernie: woo! we're playing catch now! richard: ugh! ernie: sorry, sorry, sorry ! but in my mind i'm st