the chargers defeat the rams. for hall of famer dan fouts and evan washburn, the rest of our nfl on cbs crew, i am ian eagle. so long from los angeles. you've been watching "the nfl on cbs" ." the chargers beat the rams. >> announcer: cbssports thinks s tropical storm, but texas is taking a beating. one dead, more wild weather, anlud vonteers from the dmv head to help out. thanks so much for joining us, i'm debra alfarone. nowhere is destruction -- >> the water left behind on rock fort street, reflecting the signs of harvey's strength, a storm strong enough to level buildings, rip apart roofs, and sink sailboats to the bottom of this marina. the smell of natural gas leaking is in the air in this coastal town that will likely spend weeks without power. city leaders urging people to wait before returning. >> i'm ready to go, if i have to go. >> craig is now say he rode out what will be a historical hurricane. >> inside the boat. >> hunkered down in his sailboat. >> were you pretty scared? >> not really cats. >> this

casey sayles with the sack and the rams will take over on downs. >> matt: the rams were able to do what the raiders couldn't, and that was get pressure. pressure solves a lot of problems, especially the secondary. >> beth: that is the rams' first sack of the night, and a timely one for l.a. they will come up with the coliseum and looks like they're going to be heading home with the win. >> matt: still work to do for the raider defense. that offense will be pretty darn good, beth, but that defense, it needs some help. >> beth: marshawn lynch, derek carr, offense back in action. the first-teamers getting a turn tonight. the final score here in oakland, the rams, 24, the raiders, 21. thanks so much for being with us. for matt millen i'm beth mowins, nicole zaloumis, hope you enjoyed it tonight >> jt: wrapping it up on the raiders broadcasting network. tough loss for the silver and black. rams win 24-21 in this game where the raiders had three touchdowns in the air to michael crabtree, lee smith and johnny holton there at the end of the game. interesting stats for the raiders, only 23:34 ti

the chargers defeat the rams. for hall of famer dan fouts and evan washburn, the rest of our nfl on cbs crew, i am ian eagle. so long from los angeles. you've been watching "the nfl on cbs" ." the chargers beat the rams. >> announcer: cbssports thinks s you for watching dude, you were right, these wait...what? the gold fish, man! you said i should buy some. no! i said you should buy gold fish, the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery... with top prizes of $25,000. ooohh.... are there really...? 25,000 of them? yeah. want more changes to win? go to palottery.com and enter your non-winning tickets for the gold fish second-chance drawing with $10,000 prizes. >>> tonight on "eyewitness news", texas devastated. drone video shows just how intense now tropical storm harvey became for people in rock port. good evening i'm alexandria hoff in for natasha brown. you are looking at before and aft video of the rock port marina where a boat store facility was destroyed. one person was killed and more than a dozen injur

gurmeet ram rahim singh is the chief of a set called dera sacha sauda.his close proximity with the ruling and opposition parties. the city from where he operates, he is virtually the king of the city. the city is divided into two halves, one is run by gurmeet ram rahim singh and he has a following of millions. there are accusations against him ranging from sexual exploitation, murder, castration and other illegal activities. he was evading the law since 2002, because of his connections with higher—ups in state machinery and political parties. take us back to the beginning of this man's life. how has he managed to amass such a huge following, millions of people adoring him? people in the upper caste of india, they were looking for something where they can get a certain kind of equality in the social system. the other thing was, gurmeet ram rahim singh was known to have good connections in the ruling parties. this accumulation of power, and realisation that, 0k, there is somebody giving us a space in society. because of his close connection with bureaucrac

water poured through the breach opened by virginia's ram. causing the warship to lurch forward and the ship plunged bow first to the bottom of the river carrying 121 men down with her. in the aftermath, cumberland became famous. most importantly, the ship had snapped off virginia's ram, weakening the ship. enabling "uss monitor kae" whic came in the next day and eventually drive its back to its birth. there two months later the virginia was intentionally destroyed by confederate forces. throughout the rest of the civil war, u.s. soldiers and sailors routinely visited the site of cumberland. easily accessible by its mast sticking out of the water. sa paid homage to the dead. recognizing that section of the james river as hallowed ground. two years and eight months later, another important warship joined cumberland on the bottom of the james river. the confederate "css florida." first of the foreign built raiders. conducted in a liverpool ship pool and try to perway union ageag agents. using a british boat, the vessel was designed for speed an

they go to a bus stop or another crowded place and they ram into it. in israel's case, we call it a suicide vehicle. they wait there to be killed by police forces. it is just another one of these types of attack. like a knife attack or arson, their horribly simple. for the most part, and i have to put this into context, the attack in charlottesville that we saw was just an american version of the same tile of attack. interestingly enough, with the intensity of information that we have had related to the charlottesville incident, it is possible it could have precipitated this terrorist groups desire to gain the limelight and carry out a similar attack. >> thank you, i want to go back to crystal king, if i can, who has been giving us a upclose view. if you ever thought about a future in journalism, i would say it would be a bright future. describe the scene, if you can. has anything changed considerably? >> nothing has changed. since about 30 minutes ago. i just ran to the window and i'm taking pictures on my phone. i took a couple pictures of the scene

milana ram/burglarly victim:i couldn't sleep for a week. i would wake up in the middle of the night, go check all the doors again. so i had too much anxiety after a while.the previous day i was home all day and the next day when i went out that's when it happened. so i was just wondering what if he had come when i was home alone and there was no one at home so t's a safety matter too. we had many sleepless nights after that himanshu bhaisare/burglarly victimyou kind of feel like i'm not even safe in my own home. that's the worst feeling to have. reporting in san francsico, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. (catherine) a warning out tonight if you park in santa clara... police say there's been a rise in smash and grab incidents in a popular parking lot... all five incidents happened last night at a shared parking lot on great america parkway and mission college boulevard --- right next to the i-hop restaurant... police say the thieves broke windows and stole backpacks, notebooks and laptops... santa clara police have stepped up patrols in the ar

a white van ramming into a crowd. authorities saying they believe this to be most likely a terrorist attack. eyewitnesses saying also two gunmen too refuge in a local restaurant. the question, are they hiding? is there a hostage situation? a standoff? we're trying to get more information on that as the situation develops. you see heavy law enforcement on the scene. we're take a break. continuing this straight out of barcelona, spain, when we return in just a moment. a penny it's ourr back to school one cent event at office depot office max. notebooks! one cent! rulers, glue and 12-pack pencils! all one cent each! hurry to office depot office max! ♪taking care of business parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like al

several cars were rammed by a suspect. the suspect got out of the car, ,rabbed the dog inside the car and coming here to this shopping center. police have most of it blocked off. carjack a woman. a security guard from inside of a bank at the shopping center got involved. there was a scuffle and the suspect made away with the keys of a security guard car. that is when the suspect got into the security guards car and rammed into cars in the parking lot of this safeway shopping center. live, at the edge of the shopping center, the silver car with damage on the end, that is the security guards car that authorities say the suspect was in. we talked to a driver who had damage to his car and said he is ok. here, but height continued over there, the suspect stole another car apparently and got involved with another accident down there with three cars, so i hear. i hear that he is in custody. back here custody. as the what lead up to the original reason for the crashes that happened originally down the road from the shopping center

a band of ram will pour on through and some of us ram will pour on through and some of us will brighten. snowdonia from the cloud. east wales, the pennines, long sunny spells. an unbroken sunshine and some temperatures heading into the high 20s. maybe around 30 celsius, anything above 28.3 will make it the warmest august bank holiday on record! through monday night, some of the wrangle. across northern england into wales and into the midlands, a weakening weather system working its way southwards, call and fresh to the north of it and wild and muddy to the south. as it continues to edge southwards during tuesday it would have a great deal of rain left on it and still some sunny spells in east anglia, south—east england as it turns warm and humid and once again before the cloud increases. scotland northern ireland are fresher feel, quite windy, some sunshine, a few showers, most running into northwest scotland. quite a range of temperatures. it will come down in south—east england by wednesday. a messy picture with some areas of low pressure threatening parts of england and wales on wedn

police say one person is dead and at least five are injured after a driver rammed into customers of aizza restaurant. it happened east of paris. police say the fatality was an eight-year-old girl. the driver of the vehicle has been arrested. will bring you more updates on the breaking news story as soon as we get them. we do have our correspondent i am hearing in paris. lisa, were other detail can you tell someone what happened today? lisa: the situation is still evolving and we are waiting to hear more. one sources reporting five people have been injured, and one little girl was killed. a driver plowed into a pizzeria in a little village. it is unclear so far if this is linked to terrorism or what is behind this terrible event. but what we are hearing is the police have arrested a man, so we should know more in the coming hours. sarah: do we know anything else about the driver of the vehicle? lisa: the identity of the driver has not been published yet. the news just broke about 15 minutes ago. the police have not commented officially yet. we are waiting to hear more. all we know is -

fortunately for the confederates, the ram broke off and freed the virginia. but in so doing, it's actions exposed the ship to the cumberland's broadside. the union ship was doomed. all aboard nknew it. amazingly, no uninjured gunners left their stations. they realized they had an opportunity to retaliate. despite their devastating losses, the union sailors intensified their efforts. the dead were thrown to the port side and the wounded carried below. the remaining gun crews fired three broad sides but none of them pierced the ironclad's armor. at this point, someone on the virginia yelled over to the cumberland's commanding officer to lieutenant george morris, asking if cumberland would surrender. morris replied, never! we will sink with our colors flying. finally around 3:30 that afternoon, cumberland's bow submerged. morris gave the order to abandon ship. water poured through the breach opened by virginia's ramp causing the warship to lurch forward and the ship you think mr. plunged to the bottom of the river carrying 120 men down with her. in the aftermath

she was killed after a car rammed into a group of antiracism protesters. shortly be airing and landmark project documenting the plight of refugees. the filmmaker began following the lives of three people soon after they arrived in germany at the peak of the refugee crisis in 2015. everything from credit challenges, learning a new language can't do the very long wait to see their families again. here is an excerpt from that documentary including what may be the film's happiest moment. >> mohammed has waited three years to see his family again. now, they are finally being reunited. it is the first time mohammed has seen his youngest son, was born after he fled. mohammed has been in berlin for a year. he was granted refugee status just three years after arriving, which allowed him to enroll in integration course. not long aerwas, authorities are able to provide him with an apartment. is new life is beginning to take shape. now he could focus on trying to bring his family from syria. for that to happen, his wife had to get to a german embassy for an interview.

this car rammed into. fired at police. we're told escaping on foot whether they were able to track those people down to what degree they were connected to the initial attack. all of those things are left for speculation, so you go ahead if you want. but the police haven't said these two things are related in any way. but, we don't really have to wait for police on that particular matter. new information from john glenn and a new photo from the intersection of the car that hit police. we have -- on bat 3. that is the vehicle that hit the white ford focus that i described just a short time ago. this is the vehicle that hit the police. our understanding of things and we only have just a couple of lines from the state television there. but this vehicle came and rammed into police. the people got out of the car. and then began firing at the officers there on scene. incredible that all of this is going down in this tightly packed tourist area. the busiest month of the year. people from all over europe vacationing in barcelona an

rams. right side of your screen, khalil mack fights through the double team.7 of 9 for 100 yards and touchdowns. michael crabtree 13 yards for the score. raiders trail at the half 13-0. second half. connor koch they grab the lead. but rams come back to beat the raiders 24-21. >>> 49ers hosting the broncos. didn't look good early niners with four turnovers over in the first half. hoyer was 8 of 11 for 89 yards. you see the broncos come up with it there 50 seconds left in the pass. back shoulder pass. 19 yards for the touch. 20-0 at the half. 49ers score on the opening possession in the third. george little plows into the end zone. 29 yards for the touchdown. not enough for the niners who fall 43-19. to the pitch. earthquakes guys a quick start hosting the philadelphia union. third minute, man with one name vaco. scores. philly scores the next two. and this hit to the corner and union takes the 2-1 lead. with under a minute to play, a penalty kick, you see this one scoring 131st career goal and game ends in a 2-2 tie. >>> third round of the windham championship.

speak but so far we know at least two people have been killed and several more injured after a van rammed into pedestrian crowds on one of the most popular and busy as tourist areas at the la avenue in the middle of barcelona now unconfirmed reports cited by the local spanish media say that up to thirteen people happened killed that again is an unconfirmed report we're also reading that police sources are saying that more than twenty people have been injured after this horrific incident so as you've said the police are now treating this as a terror related incident and the driver of the vehicle he apparently fled the scene and is thought to be armed and holed up in a bar in the nearby area and people are being advised to stay away from this area and stay indoors and as i've said you can only imagine the reaction of the tourists that staying there right now is the peak of the tourist season in barcelona bubbling one of the major tourist attractions in the city this incident really has shocked many people. from berlin on what has been occurring in barcelona of the pubs are enough thank you

he ordered them to ram the ship. when that failed, he decided they would seize the ship and tell it out of point -- port and take it all the way to hampton roads. the union crew towed the confederate vessel back to the u.s. they anchored it off of newport news, virginia. , the ship sank under mysterious circumstances on the morning of november 28, 1864. although a government investigation concluded the loss of the vessel is because of mechanical failures, specifically blaming leakage because of the ramming, most likely the crew of the uss wat chuset deliberately scuttled the ship. all, florida's objection from a neutral port had created a bit of an international dispute and the navy had been required to apologize publicly for the incident. years later, the florida's captain reported that in a conversation, porter admitted giving the order to sink the ship, which he called "that rebel craft." hampton roads became the final resting place for two famous warships from the federal -- civil war, one union and went confeder

guru ram rahim is due to be sentenced on monday in a town about two hours drive from here.olence. all day, there has been a steady stream of devotees leaving the complex. translation: we knew they would make a victim, the court forced them to do it. we all love him, god has gifted him with special powers. these guys have all left the compound. they are heading away, getting into vehicles and heading out of town. i asked them if they are going to the town where the sentencing of the guru will be held? they said no, but whether it is true or not, i don't know. local people have retreated into their homes, and with good reason. there is a huge military presence. the authorities have ordered the guru's assets, including the temple complex, be seized. but the devotees don't look ready to give it up without a fight, leaving a very dangerous stand—off. with it's massive population, china is the largest internet market in the world. despite government restrictions, the internet in china is used by a staggering 751 million people. ninety five % are getting online access through thei

rams, week two of the nfl preseason. hit me with some raider highlights.his is dennard and the giants inside the ballpark home run. let's see if we can rewind and gets the raiders going. spann is going all the way around the park. let's try to have one more time. the phillies lead the giants by a score of 12-4. >>> one more time. three strikes, they say you're out in baseball. how about tv? we have the 49ers. cj anderson punching it in for the touchdown. slips right out of his hands. the defense gets it. boy, that was just some tough going for the 49ers. 3 1/2 minutes remaining at the half. this is a sac here, good play by the 49ers. denver would score right before the half. they led it 20-0 at the halftime and they lead right now 23-7 in the third quarter. i eel like i'm rolling the dice here. we're going with giants. how do you improve your record at home? you invite the worst team to your ball. that would be the giants winning the first two games against the phillies at at&t. there's the happy couple. give them a hand spending their wedding day at at&t

the rams or the chargers. he had this to say about that. >> talking about the fight for los angeles raiders and said we won that fight. the rams and charges are fighting for the number two of three spots. evidently the raiders think they will draw a lot of fans out of la to come to vegas. >>> i am down on preseason football but here is another example of why. star players getting injured it seems like you're in and you're out. here is odell beckham, jr probably one of the most exciting wide receivers against cleveland browns. everyone wants to see him play. he gets hit by calhoun. he goes down. he was given a concussion protocol. he is also suffering from a sprained ankle. that is the early take on this. as of right now we do not know if you will be out for a great length of time. you will see him behind the scene afterwards. it did not look like he was happy. he knows he is more seriously hurt. odell beckham, jr one of the big highlight reels. >>> see you later everyone. good night. dilike, outside dirt,. tha

killed when a man rammed a car into a crowd come injuring 19 others, and two virginia state troopers died. tonight, a message of cohesiveness and condolences. jeff goldberg is live in charlottesville with a strong showing of solidarity. jeff? a quiet and peaceful sville, thecharlotte police making their presence known all over town. the cornerding at where the car plowed into the crowd of onlookers. the memorial for heather horace has grown -- the memorial grows with each hour, the songs got louder, the crowd bigger, the hopes heightened as charlottesville came together to heyer.2-year-old heather saturdays with heyer when she was killed as the car rammed into the group of people. >> imagine a car running at you at 60 miles per hour. jeff: the crash broke his ankle. >> this should not be happening. jeff: the driver of the vehicle, fields from ohio, has been charged with murder. earlier today, unite the right organizer jason kessler tried holding a press conference at but was shouted down by protesters. the authorities had to shield him and escort him to safety, with police snipers ke

one death as i said because of a car ramming into a stream of protesters on foot.were counterprotesters. who were there to have their voices heard over that of white nationalists, who were protesting the fact that a statue of robert e. lee was voted by the city council to be removed from emancipation park there. violent day in charlottesville. clashes as you're witnessing right here, captured on camera. all day between these two factions with police according to our maya rodriguez, only an lending one person, taking them into custody, but it was just over two and a half hours ago when we first realized what had happened on a side street in charlottesville. a gray charger speeding down a street into a stream of people on foot. and not stopping. hitting people along the way and sending bodies flying through the air. that car then reversed and sped away, injurying more people. we do have information about what the man hunt has consisted of. we have not verified it, but the ap reported they have a suspect of interest in custody. we are working to independently verify t

the suspect was in a stolen car, rammed into deputies, a deputy opened fire but no one was hit. we will update the story on our digital platform as more information becomes available. >>> a bay area mother and son are missing tonight. police are asking for your help in finding the two. scott was last seen picking up her son at a san matteo daycare on tuesday. they could be in a blue toyota rav 4 and they could be in san lou louis obispo county. >>> in boston a largely peaceful protest but two dozen were arrested after confronting a free speech rally. nbc bay area sam brock begins our coverage in mountainview. >> what do we want? equality. >> reporter: from the perch of a plaza in mountainview hundreds of people came together more than reacting to a right wing rally that was cancelled, they displayed messages of love and diversity in the wave of protests culminating with the death of a woman in charlottesville. >> how important is it that this is a peaceful demonstration? >> i don't support violence and i don't support terrorism and people marching with tiki torches. i'm a suburb

gurmeet ram rahim singh claims to have millions of followers.ng fire to vehicles, buildings and railway stations. from delhi, justin rowlatt reports. violence broke out almost as soon as the guilty verdict was handed down by the court in north india. more than 100,000 of gurmeet ram rahim singh‘s followers had flocked to the town to demonstrate their support. they went on the rampage, burning cars and attacking the police, who responded with tear gas and water cannons. when that didn't subdue the crowd, they fired live ammunition, and there have been clashes elsewhere, too. this train was torched by an angry mob here in the indian, delhi. elsewhere in the city, buses have been set on fire. the guru has an absolutely enormous following, he estimates 50 million people, and the fear is that violence could spread in north india. guru ram rahim is a charismatic figure, he makes movies calling himself the messenger of god. his huge beard and flamboyant style has led to him being called "the baba of bling." but despite his sometimes extraordinary appea

guru ram rahim is a charismatic figure, he makes movies calling himself the messenger of god. "the baba of bling." despite his sometimes extraordinary appearance, he is regarded as a living saint by many of his followers. this is the latest in a series of scandals here in india involving ascetics who claim exceptional spiritual powers. guru ram rahim insists his sect is a social welfare and spiritual group, but these two rape convictions aren't the only allegations of criminal behaviour. he has been accused of helping plan a murder and it is also claimed he persuaded a00 of his acolytes to have themselves castrated in order to get closer to god. it is that kind of devotion that explains the scale and intensity of the violence here in north india and also why the authorities are so concerned about it spreading. justin rowlatt, bbc news, delhi. 0k, ok, stay with us here on bbc news. still to come: we'll have the latest from vegas and one of the most hyped contests in boxing history. he is the first african—american to accept the presidential nomination of a major party, and he a

more than 100,000 supporters of gurmeet ram rahim singh had gathered there ahead of the verdict.n the rampage, setting vehicles, buildings and railway stations on fire. justin rowlatt reports. violence broke out almost as soon as the guilty verdict was handed down by the court in north india. more than 100,000 of gurmeet ram rahim singh‘s followers had flocked to the town to demonstrate their support. they went on the rampage, burning cars and attacking the police, who responded with tear gas and water cannons. when that didn't subdue the crowd, they fired live ammunition, and there have been clashes elsewhere, too. this train was torched by an angry mob here in the indian capital delhi. elsewhere in the city, buses have been set on fire. the guru has an absolutely enormous following, he estimates 50 million people, and the fear is that violence could spread in north india. guru ram rahim singh is a charismatic figure, he makes movies calling himself the messenger of god. his huge beard and flamboyant style has led to him being called "the baba of bling." despite his extraordinar

quite severe we do have the report that one person has died and it looks like these cars actually rammed into the group of counter protesters and today was obviously a very divisive protest happening between the white nationalist and the counter protest that was happening there and unfortunately earlier today we did see president trump tweet calling for unity in the united states saying that there's no place for violence like this to take place in america and now we're seeing the extent of the violence that has happened in charlottesville today. right now it seems that america is anything but united unfortunately we've seen a number of examples of violent protests happening we've seen plays depict depicting the death of our president we've seen a while back when you were a member of comedian kathy griffin she did a photo shoot showing herself holding a bloodied severed head the result resembled the president many people slammed her saying that it was you know provoking violence on that side and even protests that have happened at universities across the country have seen a lot of violenc

. >>> the man accused of ramming a car into a crowd in charlottesville is due in court.he incident happened saturday at a rally of white nationalists. hena doba is in new york with the latest. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. 20-year-old james alex fields jr. is facing charges of second-degree murder. witnesses say on saturday the driver accelerated before plowing into the crowd, killing one person and injuring more than a dozen others. the man suspected of ramming his car into a crowd in charlottesville, virginia, is schedules to appear in court today. 20-year-old james alex fields jr. faces several charges including second-degree murder. he's accused of killing heather heyer and others. there was a plan to remove a confederate statue from the public park. vigils, real ys, and marches were held across the country in support of the victims and against hate in florida, chicago, michigan and elsewhere. >> i heard tires screech. i look up and i seen people getting thrown in the air. the only thing i could do was push my fiance out of the way. president trump

after ramming the patrol car, the suspect drove the wrong way on the offramp and crashed into another vehicle. the driver was arrested and identified as joey carroll of pittsburg. carol and the driver of the car suffered minor injuries. >>> the chp is investigating a deadly crash on highway 17 involving a car that went 100 feet off the road. it happened before 1 am this morning. chp says one person died in the crash in one lane was closed during the investigation but has reopened. >>> the white house said president donald j. trump will address the nation tomorrow night to update the path forward in afghanistan in south asia. this comes as the administration ties to -- tries to deal with step departures and deadly clashes in charlottesville. >> reporter: we should call out violence of any kind peacefully protesting as a constitutional right. reaction pouring in after massive protests across the nation in response to a deadly white supremacy rally in charlottesville virginia. tens of thousands took to the streets in cities across the country to protest racism. the demonstrations were pa

now he is the coach for the rams. grandfather was president for the 49ers in the glory days. and why such bedlam over a practice field goal today? take a look. [ cheering & applause ] [ crowd noise ] it happened with a 53-yard kick, he has been challenged by his coach. if he made that kick he would get a full ride scholarship, that is what you call a money kick. game, it is that time at the little league world series, time for a look at the rare plays. >> north carolina in the record books with a combined six-game. perfect, three pitching players combine. here is something you want to see. byron buxton hits it off the wall at center field, he is moving, picking them up and laying them down the he gets beaten around the base. is old record of 14, that is quick. and another centerfielder for the nationals, michael taylor up and over with sensational athletic ability guy taking away from the padres, that is very good. and orioles, why unusual? the first fall in the major league. that is it. time for more news at 11:00 wi

five suspects shot dead in cambrils after a car ramming wounds several people, one woman has died from her injuries. ♪ >> a manhunt is underway in spain, though it is searching for a suspect after a van rammed into crowds of people in barcelona. 13 people e killed and 100 injud when the vehicle sped down the historical las ramblas promenade late thursday afternoon. another situation hours later in a resort town of cambrils, a car drove ininto pedestrians, , injg at least seven people the police opened fire and killed five suspects. authorities say one woman in the city has died from her injuries. bringing the death toll from the two attacks to 14. las ramblas walkway reopened to the public this friday, residents were allowed to go back to their homes and hotels. the city center is under heavy surveillance as a minute of silence was held at noon next to the top of las ramblas. where the deadly attack began. chris moore is in barcelona. we talked to him now for the latest. what do we know about what the investigation -- where the investigation stands? -- it isis still centered on the man

the government says are connected to the deadly van-ramming attack earlier in the day. we will have the latest on the investigation as isis claims responsibility. >> and the backlash grows after president trump's messy interpretation of what happened in charlottesville. fellow republicans voicing their displeasure with him, just as he doubles down on the issue of confederate monuments, calling them beautiful. as many across the country look to tear them down. >>> and the race to get a good view of the solar eclipse is on, with traffic building up already in some parts of the count should stake your claim for what will surely be the greatest three minutes of the year, or maybe, on this friday, august 18th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> and we say good morning, everybody, on this friday. we're going to start with something that sounds hike we've started many a newscast. >> too recently. >> a terror attack in europe. this time barcelona. >> overnight police killed five suspects during a shootout in response to that attack. you can hear those shots during

the raiders lost 24-21 to the rams saturday night at the coliseum.g 20 yard touchdown with a little remaining in the fourth quarter. former cal quarterback led the rams on three scoring drives in the first half against most of the raiders' defensive starters. >> less concerned with like the play call and more concerned with just basic execution right now. i think we'll go a long way when we clean some of those things up. you know, the things that we've talked about for too long in terms of communication errors and eye violations and things like that keep you from ever being really good on defense. those just have to get cleaned up. >> as bad as the raiders looked on defense, the 49ers looked even worse on offense at home against denver. the niners had four first half turnovers and a 33-14 loss to the broncos. he was eight of 11, through an interception that wasn't his fault. the play that will haunt him for a while is this fumble right here that slips out of his hands when he was trying to throw a pass. >> it's like the worst feeling. you go to throw

the man allegedly rammed a car into a group of soldiers yesterday. police shot and wounded him on a highway north of paris. james longman has more. a suspect shot by police and in the hospital -- after a state of emergency has been in effect in france since november of 20-15. a security operation called "operation sentinel" includes about seven thousand troops. testimony resumes today in denver in the taylor swift groping trial. the pop star and a former denver d.j. are suing each other. she claims david mueller groped her during a 20-13 pre-concert event. he denies it, and is suing swift for getting him fired. during emotional testimony, swift's mother said mule'-er sexually assaulted her daughter, and called the incident "shocking." one analyst believes her tearful te message to jurors. taylor swift is expected to take the stand during the trial.. but it's not clear when. in florida-- investigators are trying to find out who threw a firework into a wendy's restaurant in deerfield beach. the broward county sheriff's department has released video of

and he did stop, back up, and ram the crowd again, correct? >> yes. i mean, i would say he was going at least 30 miles per hour, if not faster than that. and then, when he backed up, i know he ran over another couple of people as he was backing up to get out of there. another interesting piece, yesterday, i overheard someone else who was an eyewitness giving an interview to another media outlet who was at the area where the car first entered the ngre st there for at least a couple of minutes, observing the counterprotesters, trying to see which way they were going march. once he saw they were marching towards him, he stepped on the gas. >> what do you want to hear from our country's leaders right now? >> as horrendous as it is, this woman lost her life. but we need to take this moment and make something positive about it. and have the tough conversations in the country that this country is is unwilling to have. activists have been trying to have these conversations for years. just trying to get in the street because that's the only option we have to g

la ram blass is exactly that. it has two parallel roads but right down the middle is a pedestrian walkway. it literally means to ramble, the place where you ramble. and you cannot put in enough safeguards to stop of this type of act. in washington, d.c. after 9/11 there was a very sensitive infrastructure planning around the key sites along the wall. and they've put up what are known as ha-ha's, which are knee high bare yors and bull ladders which line most of the streets. new york city has done the exact same thing at times square, but there is still the crosswalk. and we saw that accident in new york city just a couple of months ago which occurred in the times square area where a car lost control and filmed on its side and hit a number of pedestrians. therefore, the terrorists will always have a target set. and what you have to do to neutralize this is neutralize the terrorist and the terrorist thinking beforehand. >> that is a tough thing to do. malcolm, stand by. we're going to continue to come back to you on

we also have video showing the moments the car rammed the crowd. but we do want to warn you some viewers may find it disturbing. <> we are also learning more about more deaths connected to violence on the ground. a police helicopter monitoring the situation crashed about seven miles away. two people were killed. president donald trump has made a statement condemning the violence. but is facing criticism for not going far enough -- specifically for not calling white supremicists or alternative-right groups. reporter melissa rainey from our partners at cnn is tracking developments. again we want to warn you -- some of the video images are hard to watch. . governor terry r. mcauliffe: "our message is plain and simple. go home...you pretend you are patriots, but you are anything but a patriot."tough words from virginia's governor after a demonstration turned deadly in charlottesville. nats at least one protester was killed and several others when a car slammed into pedestrians during a counter protest of the "unite the right" rally.charlottesville poli

amy: absolutely, and at this hour, the person who rammed their car into the crowd is in custody. a warning tonight because the video you are about to see is so graphic. the quiet college town of charlottesville, virginia, turned into chaos. upset over the decision to remove a statue of confederate general robert e. park, whendowntown suddenly a car came barreling down the street, ramming into the protesters, running them over. others forced to jump out of the way. you could see people laid out on the streets, paramedics working on them, people wrapping up their legs. amy: the charlottesville mayor said he was heartbroken a life has been lost. i urge all people of goodwill, go home. virginia governor terry mcauliffe declared a state of urgency. the crowd was ordered to disperse. >> leave the area or you will be arrested. trump condemning the violence, but urging both groups to set aside their differences. >> this has been going on for a long, long time. there is no place in america for this. what is vital now is a swift restoration of law and order and the protection of innocent l

authorities believe he drove the van that rammed crowds on thursday.s in the united states have been able to witness a total solar eclipse, with the moon briefly blocks out the sun. people across the country gazed in wonder at the rare celestial event which began in the western state of oregon. reporter: day transforms into night for just a couple minutes. scientists call it the grandest of cosmic spectacles. and little wonder. as the moon swallowed the last slivers of sunlight come the star at the center of our solar system gave one last magnificent sparkle. the so-called diamond ring effect. on the ground in oregon, the first state to see totality, people wearing special sunglasses whooped and cheered as the sky went dark. most here will never get another glimpse of a total solar eclipse. because the last time a total eclipse went coast-to-coast like this in the u.s. was 99 years ago. the phenomenon took over 90 minutes to cross the country, crossing 14 states in shadow. the science of it is a lesson in celeste teal symmetry. this is 400 times bigger

a car ramming into a crowd of people. you see the bodies flying. a horrifying scene with deadly results. >> horrifying indeed. it capped a day of protests. white nationalists clashing with counterprotests. in scenes like this on the streets that erupted into pure chaos. the hate boiled over. the governor declaring a state of emergency. and attorney general jeff sessions has opened a federal civil rights investigation. >> here's what we know. three people were killed. a 32-year-old woman hit by that car that plowed into the crowd. as well as two state troopers in total, 35 people injured. james fields jr. from ohio was arrested. >> the headline, a day of death. >> we have full team coverage in morning. we begin with eva pilgrim on the ground if charlottesville. good morning, eva. >> reporter: guys, several people are still fighting for their lives this morning. now, the fbi is investigating the motive behind the deadly crash that killed one person here in charlottesville. panic and chaos. car plowing through a crowd of people protesting against a wh

. >>> the man accused of ramming a car into a crowd in charlottesville is due in court. the incident happened saturday at a rally of white nationalists. the white house issued a statement after backlash against president trump's initial response. hena doba is in new york with the latest. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. 20-year-old james alex fields jr. is charged with second-degree murder and could also face federal charges depending on the outcome of an fbi investigation. witnesses say on saturday the driver accelerated before plowing into the crowd, killing one person and injuring more than a dozen others. the man suspected of ramming his car into a crowd in charlottesville, virginia, is scheduled to appear in court today. 20-year-old james alex fields jr. faces several charges including second-degree murder. he's accused of killing 32-year-old heather heyer and injuring others. there was a plan to remove a confederate statue from the public park. vigils, rallies, and marches were held across the country yesterday in support of the victims and against

which was used for this attack rammed into the crowd and drove at least half a mile down the street so you would understand you know the scope of this tragedy the scope of the attack this is reported that the car was swerving across the street hitting people randomly and as soon as the attack was put to and then the bodies were everywhere there was blood on the street so there were terrifying accounts from eyewitnesses on the ground nevertheless we now understand that two suspects have been arrested by the authorities one of those picture of one of those has been released by the spanish police presumably his passport was found in the van and he is a spanish citizen of moroccan origin his name is drink beer but again we are waiting for confirmation whether he is actually the suspect as well as the names of other suspects because one other was arrested there was also a lot of conflicting reports about a third suspect potentially being shot by the police but that has been not been confirmed or denied at this moment and at the meantime also we know that an affiliate organization the affili

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by car checkpoint where two police officers were rammed by a car and the perpetrator that the driver was shot dead so lots of instance there unfolding meanwhile here in barcelona this morning is still that great sense of shock particularly even amongst the press as i'm standing here now and as you can hear from the people there the response here after yet another tragedy has been a sense of just shock and sadness. but i guess nothing like that ever happened to me i hope that they find the perpetrators and everything will be alright i feel incredibly lucky and we do consider that law just continues shopping it's just so nice to be but we just i don't know we'll go. backing catch up with other friends in that decision was just crucial and i just can't believe that we did that and we in this instance. ok just to give you another update as well which you've probably been reporting on which was the fact that the police have also been interested in a second van that they found in the in the town north of boston called vic where they believe that a second van was hired so that the perpetrat

is accused of ramming his car into a crowd of peaceful protesters on saturday. the violent clashes between white supremacists and counter demonstrators. >> the woman killed 32-year-old heather heyer was remembered during a vigil in charlottesville s fox5's evan lambert was there. >> reporter: a vigil that was supposed to be postponed over safety concerns still drew hundreds of voices. people who say they had to take a stand against hate. and remember, 32-year-old heather heyer. heather was killed after police say a man slammed his car into a crowd here saturday. two state troopers also died when a helicopter aiding in the response to the violent clashes between people chanting nazi slogans and counter protesters reached a climax. >> it's not about the statue. that's a coverup. >> reporter: in general, sunday night was about and comfort. for many of charlottesville's residents who came to the crash site to pay tribute to those injured and killed. >> shame on you. >> reporter: earlier in the day, counter protesters made it clear they didn't want to hear from white