. >> reporter: attorney jackie jones spoke to the largely white crowd about a responsibility to speak up and educate. >> i want them to understand if we're going to end white supremacy, white people have to be involved in it. >> reporter: the rabbi was prepared to encounter violence in charlottesville, but not the intensity of hatred. does it change anything for you? >> it furthers my resolve that we have to act out of love. >> reporter: rabbi leebling was not near where that car went into the crowd, killing one of the counterprotesters. but when he said it happened, his group of clergy went over there to try to help. they did see people being loaded into ambulances. now that he's back home in philadelphia, his work is continuing. tonight he'll be on a conference call with other local faith leaders. lauren make, nbc 10 news. >>> virginia governor terry mcauliffe is speaking out about the events in charlottesville. he said there's no place for hatred and violence in america. >> i don't know who these white supremacists are, get out of the country. this language, this rhetoric, this hat

jones at an apartment on saturday. the incident marks belmont's first homicide of thyepoe ar at > several bart stations. they are trying to end the spike in crime. kpix 5's jackie ward on the latest arrest in connection to two violent acts this week. >> reporter: in a few hours, the man accused of two unprovoked attacks on bart riders that happened last week is expected to make his first court appearance. 42-year-old mario washington of berkeley is allegedly the man behindhappened thursday at the bay fair station in san leandro. bart police say washington hit a passenger in the head with a metal object, then punched and kicked the victim before running out of the stban.rtioay the suspect punched a passenger twice in the face. witnesses say both attacks were unwarranted. these are assaults are part of

jackie ibanez in new york. the first rounds of ballots are in. doug jones has won the democratic primary, avoiding a runoff.the republican side former alabama chief justice roy moore and luther strange, temporarily filling sessions seat, will face off in the september runoff ahead of the general election. rescue workers and relatives are in a race against the clock digging to find 600 people still missing in a mudslide in sierra leone. at least 300 people died when mud and floodwaters surnld through the capital city on monday. hospital officials say that the morgue is overflowing with bodies. now back to hannity for all of your headlines. log on to foxnews.com. >> you think things have gotten better or worse? >>. >> president trump: i think they've gotten better. they've been frayed for a long time, ask president obama about it, he made speeches about it. but i believe that the fact that i brought in, it will be soon, millions of jobs, you see where companies are moving back into our country, i think that's going to have a tremendous positive impact on race relations. and i tell you, we're spending a lot of

jones at an apartment on saturday. the incident marks belmont's first homicide of thyepoe ar at > several bart stations. they are trying to end the spike in crime. kpix 5's jackie ward on the latest arrest in connection to two violent acts this week. >> reporter: in a few hours, the man accused of two unprovoked attacks on bart riders that happened last week is expected to make his first court appearance. 42-year-old mario washington of berkeley is allegedly the man behindhappened thursday at the bay fair station in san leandro. bart police say washington hit a passenger in the head with a metal object, then punched and kicked the victim before running out of the stban.rtioay the suspect punched a passenger twice in the face. witnesses say both attacks were unwarranted. these are assaults are part of the reason that starting today, bart increasing security patrols in san francisco and oakland. this pisassenger is happy beca of the number of homeless people she sees every day on bart. >> you're trapped. you get on the train and you leave your car and the door close, and then you're on for the ride. and you're with these people for 20, 30 minutes aniteaprm. po: d

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