. >>> virginia governor terry mccauliffe and his wife will attend services for victims of the violence in charlottesville. there will be a memorial service for heather heyer this morning, she was killed saturday when a man drove into a crowd on the city's downtown mall. this morning's service happens at the paramount theater at 11:00 a.m. the family asking those attending to wear purple in honor of heather. the governor is also attenng police officers killed in a helicopter crash nearby. >>> breaking news in upper marlboro. angie goff at the live desk. >> police are trying to figure out what led up to a deadly scene at a retirement home. when they arrived to do a welfare check, they found a man and woman suffering from gunshot wounds. they believe this was indeed a murder suicide. as we continue to work to learn more about the two victims, police are offering a cash reward this morning for information to help in this case. eun? >> angie, thank you. >>> benjamin stoddard new principal will lead an information session tonight for parents after charles bell, former teachers aide and track

. >>> now to the latest out of charlottesville where virginia governor terry mccauliffe and his wife will attend services for the victim. starting with the memorial service for heather heyer this morning, she was killed saturday when a man drove into a crowd on the city's downtown mall. this morning's service is at the paramount theater at 11:00 this morning, the family asks those who attend to wear purple in remembrance of heather. and funerals for two virginia state troopers will also happen this week. their hospital crashed while they were monitoring the weekend protest, not clear why the chopper went down. virginia, and services for trooper bates are friday. he grew up in prince george's county. >>> and fallout from president trump's response is dominating news and social media feeds again. "new york daily news" going after the president. what he said about the protesters in charlottesville in a stunning news conference, he defaulted back to his argument that both sides were to blame for the violence on saturday. >> i would like to think there's blame, yes, i think there's blame

. >>> virginia governor terry mccauliffe and his wife will attend services for victims of violence in charlottesville. there will be a memorial service for heather heyer, she was killed saturday when a man drove into a crowd on the city's downtown mall. this morning's service takes place at the paramount theater at 11:00 a.m. her family asking those that attend to wear purple in honor of heather's memory. >>> funerals for two virginia state police officers also happen this helicopter crashed while they were monitoring weekend protests. it is not clear why. services for trooper bates are friday. >>> fallout from president trump's response to charlottesville is dominating news and social media feeds. >> "new york daily news" and "new york post" going after the president for what he said about protesters in charlottesville at the stunning news conference yesterday. the president reigniting a fire storm when he went back to his argument that there are two sides to blame for saturday's violence. >> i would like you to think there's blame, yes, i think there's blame on both sides. you look

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to help us think about this bject i'm pleased to welcome governor terry mccauliffe. he is a life-long entrepreneur. he was elected in 2013 and worked to create jobs and build a 21st century economy. but he's committed to bettering the lives of ordinary people. after the tragic violence in charlottesville he spoke out forcefully against hatred and bigotry. and just over the weekend he hosted a family day at a juvenile correctional center which brought together inmates and family members. he's been a trailblazer in restoring civil voting rights from those released from prison, and during his time in office he's restored voting rights to thousands of ex-felons in virginia. so please join me in welcoming governor mccauliffe to the brookings institution. [applause] governor mccauliffe: thank you for joining me today. we have great panelists here today and i appreciate all you're doing. to awful you, good morning. it's a privilege to be among so many people who share my passion for such an important issue that faces our country. and it's fitting that we're gathered here to