senator tim kaine visited the congregation along with several local leaders and said while the numberarrying out relatively small he doesn't want to see them grow. he said people cannot be innocent bystanders when it comes to hate and government leaders cannot embolden these criminals. he spoke about the awful loss of life during the white supremacist rally in charlottesville and said many of these people are coming here from out of state but either way virginia will not tolerate these actions. >> let's all send the message to anybody who thinks that they can bring hate to this church or to dumfries or to charlottesville or to virginia, that we're not going to be turned around, if there's anyplace that knows through the pain of history and scar tissue what violence and hatred and bigotry will do, virginia knows it. been there done that, got the scar tissue. not going to go backward. >> reporter: i spoke with the family of the bishop who presides here and they told me that while they are very distraught to find these signs that they're actually praying for the people responsible becaus

but senator tim kaine did come out today to speak with the congregation. not a large number of people here but important to come out here and be talking with communities impacted by these acts of hate that we're seeing. >> i do, lauren. i think, you know -- i really believe that the number of people who have this sort of hatred that they would post fliers about nazi germany and with racial epithets on a church i believe the numbers are small. the percentages are small but i think history teaches us something, which is you can't be an innocent bystander to hatred because if you are you embolden people who are haters. we saw that in charlottesville with the horrible violent end where a woman was murdered and two state troopers both of whom i know were killed tryingig to stand up against hatred and bigotry. three messages today. first, the pastor thompson and his wife and this church they're strong, they're resilient. they -- you know, this is a faith that teaches blessed are ye if you are persecuted for righteousness sake. we wanted to encourage law enforcem

alex: when you assess the map, how do you see someone like bob casey or sharon brown or tim kaine, who are people when they began people thought they were said to have potentially difficult general elections? in some cases, they have already drawn republican opponents. how do you see those races, and have you seen a division at all between races in pennsylvania and ohio versus ones in indiana and missouri to more other conservative states? j.b.: i go in assuming all the races are going to be challenging. i wouldn't take virginia for granted and that this is a midterm election and turnout will be different. so i expect competitive, -- competitive elections. that said, you pointed to three particularly well-liked and successful senators in casey and brown and tim kaine. what i believe about brown in ohio, which is a challenging state where our presidential candidate fell 8 points short. he has won here before twice and i think he is smart about standing up for workers' rights and standing up for an economy that makes sense in ohio. i like our chances there. i do not suspect we will see m

senator tim kaine's office said he'll attend. there's a message on the marquee that said lives lost but not forgotten. moments ago president trump tweeted this, memorial service today for beautiful and incredible heather heyer a special young woman. she will be long remembered by all. >> the names on that marquee, the two police officers who died protecting the city of charlottesville after his stunning, stunning news conference yesterday, blaming quote both sides for the violence in charlottesville on saturday, president trump is again defending his response. he retweeted a member of his advisory board for his 2020 re-election campaign this morning who wrote, watching msm you would have no idea donald trump clearly, unambiguously and repeatedly condemned the violence in charlottesville. >> fox news following those remarks the anchor sat at the table aghast and said it was indefensible. >> look at the headlines. from "chicago sun-times" fake president. another one from "new york daily news". sympathy for the devils. >> trump's ba

up a visit with church members, david. >> doreen, senator tim kaine left here about five minutes ago. this is the church he wanted to visit. this is the church in which those hateful messages were on the front door. they're down, you know -- they're meeting the pastor. this is a pastor, who during this whole incident was actually hospitalized. he's back out of the hospital and tonight, he' message of forgiveness. >> they were just people that had hatred, i don't know, why. >> apostle william thompson, jr. can't explain what motivated someone to post racist and threatening flyers on his door. he can choose how to respond. >> let them know we forgive them and we love them, as well. and we're praying for them. >> you forgive them. >> yes, sir. we've got to. got to forgive. >> pastor thompson says the posters aren't the only threats he's received recently. earlier this year, he remembers a disturbing drive by. >> then all of a sudden, a truck pulled passed us, calling us names, throwing fingers up at us. before we heard some shooting. >> no one hurt physically, for church members like gl

in advance the democrats like senator tim kaine had willingness to support the u.s. involvement. >> we need to make sure that afghanistan isn't a breeding ground for things to come back and hurt the proposal. mr. trump opposed the increase forces on them campaign trail but there is strong support from the generals and the national security adviser h.r. mcmaster. >> it's a big decision for me. i took over a mess. we will make it less messy. >> do you have confidence in the security advisers? >> yes, i do. mcmaster, i do. my friend. >> steve bannon favored the privatization. and now with him gone many speculate that tonight president trump will announce more troops. jonathan: watch the address on afghanistan at 9:00 on abc7 and also on newschannel8. kimberly: the man that investigators say drove in a crowd and killed barcelona is dead. the officers confronted a man and shot him before he could detonate what they believe was an explosive vest. jonathan: infamous case of the school sex abuse coming to a close today. this is as he worked at judge sylvania woods elementary

she earned her jd from harvard law where she met her future husband, tim kaine. they live in my hometown and they have three wonderful children who are all products of public schools. without further ado, let me bring to the floor the phenomenal woman she is, and colton. [applause] >> thank you. what a treat to be with you. i'm sure when we get to the conversation part, we will share more about the opportunities we've had to work together over the years but she is such a champion, particularly of high quality urban education and was such a gift for the richmond public schools where she was a very strong superintendent for many years, and those are jobs people don't stay in them as long as we need them to. the stability she gave the system was really valuable. : >> we are going to start with the story and then some free lessons or thoughts that the story had for me. my story starts with this weekend, i was in farmville, virginia. some of you have heard of that. you might have a connection to virginia or the history of the schools integration. farmville is the cent

joining me is corey stewart, running to challenge tim kaine in 2018. thanks for coming in. >> great to be on the show, kate. >> appreciate it. on bannon, part of the interview, steve bannon calls the far right a collection of clowns, fringe and losers. are you with bannon on this one? >> well, i think that, yeah, certainly, there is the fringe element. what the left is trying to do is c conflate. they are tied to the right wing, far, far right wing groups, neo-nazi's, kkk, et cetera, which the republican party has nothing to do with. that was the point he was trying to make. >> you talk about the statues, let's talk about the statues. you told this to "the washington post." i'll quote it for you, you know the quote, but for viewers. i don't believe it is caused by white supremacy, it is cause zed by two dudes duking it out in the streets. >> it was organized by jason kesler, they call a white nationalist. >> some of the groups there, the kkk and neo-nazi's and normal people, not necessarily the conservative end of the spectrum who don't want to see the

. >> mason: sunday on "face the nation," john will talk to tim kaine of virginia, and tim scott of south carolina. authorities say terrorists who attacked two cities in spain yesterday apparently were planning a larger, more sophisticated assault. at least 14 people, including one american, were ki more than 130 injured. investigators are trying to determine whether the driver of a van that ran down pedestrians on the crowded sidewalks of barcelona was among a group of terrorists killed hours later in a separate attack. isis has claimed responsibility. seth doane beginnings our coverage. >> reporter: more arrests were made today to jeers from onlookers. in all, four suspects have been detained following the twin-vehicle attacks, one down a busy barcelona street, the second 75 miles south in the beach down of cambrils, spain. this police document reveals the young faces of those believed to be behind these attacks and on the run. one is just 17 years old. sources tell cbs news that the terrorists were planning a larger attack, possibly a vehicle bomb using gas canisters, all being constru

. >> and john mccain had a plan according to senator tim kaine who was on "morning joe" today, i want to bring you that interview and talk to you about that on the other side. this is tim kaine this morning. >> we're going to hear from the president tonight what is at stake and why does the united states need to continue to be invested in afghanistan. to put it bluntly, what happens in afghanistan stays in afghanistan, so there's no spillover effect in pakistan or other countries in the region that can come back and harm us. >> david, what can they do? what other options are there that make any sense, that are politically viable and that make sense in the region? >> i think at the end of the day, the problem was this president did not want to be the president who pulled out, who gave up on afghanistan, he walked away, he certainly was urged by the generals to stay committed, the haunting memory of the u.s. departure from iraq followed by the rise of isis is a basis of this decision. here's what i see, there are two nuts that we have never been able to crack in this afghanistan commitm

tim kaine toured some businesses in the area. northern bureau chief peggy fox caught up with them for a proposal. >> reporter: business owners showed off their unique virginia advice. >> when i was mayor of richmond, we did it all. we took some things down. we protected stuff. what i realized is that it's the quality of the listening. and it's also the community that should make the decisions. >> reporter: leesburg mayor, says it's loudoun county's. >> might as well leave it, it's a part of our history. >> reporter: he thinks the statues should go. >> i think it would be less controversial, and i also think it would have a lot of healing for people who are black, and who are descendents of slaves. >> i think a solution or compromise would be to move it. >> reporter: the balls bluff battlefield site, where a union defeat happened is just two miles from the courthouse. it includes a cemetery. >> the balls bluff cemetery is actually a union cemetery, filled with the remains of 54 union soldiers. but something i find very interesting

virginia governor terry mcauliffe and senator tim kaine will both attend today's memorial. you can watch it live on wjla.com - or on our sister station newschannel 8... starting at 11 a-m. and here in our area last night - a vigil to honor heyer and other charlottesville violence victims. a large crowed gathered on the steps of the lincoln memorial, with the message that love, defeats hate. a special senate race, heading to a runoff. the election results coming in overnight - and dangerous driving conditions right now. no rain - but heavy fog right now.. stormwatch seven is timing when it will clear out. z2gv6z zi0z y2gv6y yi0y intersection - suddenly turned into a river in yeseterday's brief but intense rain. you can see drivers heading down connecticut avenue.. carried by a current! and farther up the road - the fast but furious rain, even enough to flood a parked car. check on the forecast. toss to eileen dense fog advisory for the entire area through 9am - foggy early, then sunny, hot & humid - pm storms thursday and friday - seasonable august warmth through early next

. >> tim kaine attended the service. >> they hate to see us move in another direction.s so often these outsiders come here to try and drag us backwards. senator kaine says virginia has scars, and it doesn't need any more. >> later on this morning, we'll talk with governor mcauliffe about the monuments in his state. there will be a rally next tuesday in phoenix. the phoenix mayor, greg statton, is not pleased. the president has been holding these types of rallies for his supporters since he's been elected. the planned event in the convention center will be the first in the west, but mayor statton thinks it is too close to the events in charlottesville saying in a statement, it is my hope that more sound judgment prevails and that he delays his visit. >>> search crews are looking for five soldiers when a helicopter went down off the coast of hawaii. two pilotes and three crew members were on board. the army, marines and coast guard are involved in the search and some debris has been recovered. >>> there were no grand prize jackpot winners in last night's powerball drawing

dickerson: joined now by virginia democratic senator tim kaine he's in richmond. senator, you were also governor of virginia and mayor of richmond, majority african american city that was also the capital of the confederacy. from those perspectives how do you see this debate now over removing confederate monuments? >> well, john, first, i wouldn't even be a guest on the show this week fit were just about monuments. the reason that we're doing this today is because i went to three funerals this week. i'm not here because of statutes but because people brought violence and murder to my state. i think i'm also hear because we have a president who wasn't able to stand up and condemn the indefensible. >> dickerson: yet we have in the wake of everything you just described, there is a conversation now about these monuments, about how you take all of the things that have been royaled up by this and try to mother the pressure and work through these issues and so given that, given that this is moved into a conversation about symbols and history, where do you -- what guidanc

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senator tim kaine said that people who come to virginia to spew hate and incite violence have no place here. we will bring you the latest on abc 7 news and online. the live desk, amy aubert, abc 7 news. kimberly: people across social media were quick to condemn the violence. president trump also tweeted about the clashes saying, "we must all be united and condemn what hate stands for. there is no place for this kind of violence in america." first lady melania trump said, "our country encourages freedom of speech and communicate without hate in our hearts." vice president mike pence also tweeted that he stands with potus against hate and violence. we are closely following the developments from charlottesville, and q mccray is just minutes away from the scene. he will have live reports tonight and updates anytime. just go to our website, wjla.com . this just in, more breaking news from charlottesville, crews are on the scene of a helicopter crash west of the city. it went down in the woods near the bird would golf course. no word on injuries or fatalities. we will follow the story and br

happening right now in charlottesville, a press conference with governor terry mcauliffe and senator tim kaineisten. >> a very inspirational message. unfortunately today is the first of three funerals and memorial services that we will have to attend here in the commonwealth of virginia. today is heather. on friday we will have trooper bert bates' funeral and on saturday jay cullen's funeral. it is a very tough week for the ommonwealth of virginia. the message we heard from everybody who spoke and the message we tried now it's time for healing and it is time for reconciliation. we need to go forward. we need to put the hatred behind us and the bigotry. we need to come together as heather's mother spoke about. to make her life impactful, we need to go forward. she said there's a blood bank going on right now. as reverend edwards spoke, you want to make a difference, you have to make each day something special. it means you've got to help someone else. adopt a child who cannot read today. i want that to be the message for all of us in virginia and like that to be the message for all americans. w

at the spot where she was killed, senator tim kaine and charlottesville's mayor insisted hate will not define the city. >> this is c-ville, the cool, easy going, sweet, wonderful, loving, tolerant, dynamic place that people fall in love with. >> reporter: our nation is a nation of immigrants. it is that great mosaic tile that has made us the great united states of america. >> reporter: but a heavy police presence underscored that tensions remain high here. >> heather's life was not lost in vain. she represented something important and vital that the world needed to hear. ♪ amazing grace >> reporter: susan bro also issued a call to turn anger over her daughter's death into nonviolent action. >> i'd rather have my child, but by golly, if i got to give her up, we're going to make it count. >> reporter: on friday, there will be another memorial for the two state troopers who died on saturday. and we have this late breaking news just coming in now. the governor of virginia is calling on every town and city in the state and the state legislature to remove all confederate monuments. he says t

virginia senator tim kaine appeared on ms nbc's morning joe. >> we want to invest in afghanistan so what happens in afghanistan stays in afghanistan. >> reporter: initially sent troops in 2001 following the terror attacks. >> since 2001, 2,300 u.s. soldiers have died there or from wounds from the war. >> you can see the president's address live right here on kpix 5 beginning at 6:00 p.m. followed by the kpix news. >>> in spain, police shot and killed the man they believe was behind the wheel during the terror attack in barcelona. witnesses spotted the 22 year old terror suspect in a train station. police say he was wearing what appeared to be an explosive belt. it turned out to be a fake. investigators now believe they have accounted for all members of the terror cell blamed for 15 deaths. >>> 10 u.s. sailors are listed as missing after a collision between a navy warship and a oil tanker. pictures show the damage to the uss john mccain. water flood quarters where the sailor was sleeping. the navy has ordered a one day stand-down after this accident. >>> a conflict over school resources i

both tim kaine and the governor spoke to her parents. >> they tried to kill my child to shut her up. guess what? you just magnified her. >> virginia is a place of scar tissue, folks. we've experience hate tread. we've experienced division. we've experienced racism. that is sad but undeniable part of our history, but we've come a long way. >> the funerals for two state troopers who died while monitoring the protests are this friday and saturday. >>> get to your fox 29 wet authority right now. live look at cape may, new jersey. >> a lot of people heading down the shore as the summer is nearing an end. >> yeah. >> don't say that. >> i know. i don't like to say that kathy. >> we got waying to i think. >> don't tell my kids that. >> i know, right? >> my goodness. counting the days here. down the shore looking good in cape may we want to warn you that there is a high threat of rip currents during the rest of this afternoon and this evening. temperatures are pretty warm out there. 84 in allentown and pottstown. 85 in reading. 88 in millville. 81 degrees in atlantic city and down the shore t

both the state's governor and senator tim kaine attended. >> they urged people to make difference toonor her life. >> no father should have to do this. but i loved my daughter, and as i look out on you guys, you loved her, too. >> they tried to kill my child to shut her up. well guess what? you just magnified her. >> the funerals for the two state troopers who died monitoring the protests are this friday and saturday. >>> president trump is announced by twitter that he's shutting down two of his business counc councils rather than putting pressure on the business people of the manufacturing council and strategy and policy forum i'm amending both. thank all isn't the president tweeted that today of course more than a handful of top executives had already jumped ship from the panels following his controversial comments on what happened in charlottesvil charlottesville. 3m inga, denise morrison of campbell supermarket the seventh and eighth leaders to resign from the council since monday. >>> on your radar tonight, we're track something showers but before the threat of rain moves in, no

as we just heard from virginia senator tim kaine, the running mate in the campaign. thank you very much, senator. this is a hard time for america. frankly it is a hard time for journalists, i'm sure for senators, for those in elected office. your reactions to what we have witnessed in the last 24, 48 hours. >> well, andrea, it is a hard time. it is a hard time for a number of reasons. number one, it is extraordinarily painful for me, for the american people to see neo-nazis and white supremacists march on a town. and i think now of the millions of families in this country who have love ones fighting in world war ii against hitler, against naziism, looking around and seeing that. that's painful. what is even more painful is that we have a president of the united states, who has not stood up and condemned in no ambiguous terms the horrors of naziism and what these people stand for. this is a ideology that is counter to everything that this country is supposed to be about. and it is not asking very much to have a president who sees this, to say this is disgusting. this

. >> yesterday virginia senator tim kaine suggested removing the statue of robert e.lee in statuary haul in the u.s. capitol. the aclu released a statement yesterday saying "virginia's monuments and memes top confederate war figures must go. they are insightful symbols of hatred and the bigotry to which white supremacists are drawn like a moth to a flame ." >> for events like this nasa collects data from space and earth and they're calling on citizen scientists for their help. >> across the united states to download our app take measurements of the temperature and clouds and help us make an even accurate measurement of how sunlight affects our atmosphere. >> apps like nasa's geo tag making a citizens science job easier than ever. >>> make sure your eyes are protected for the eclipse. looking at the sun unprotected or with regular sunglasses can cause permanent eye damage. >> don't trust them unless they are iso certified. they should have the numbers 12312 dash two printed on them. i'll repeat that number again for you. 12312-two. that designation means they will bloc

senator tim kaine is fighting to protect that. >> i'm doing anything i can to try to persuade the white house that backtracking would be a big mistake. that's why i wanted to come today. >> are you hearing their voices? >> we are hearing all rumors. >> president trump promised during the campaign that he would do away with doca. a policy that gives dreamers their status. aides say he is torn about going through with it because of all those lives it would turn upside down. >>> the remnants of harvey headed this way. we might see a little rain. first, we're on a bit of a role here in the weather department. >> we are seeing it. we have a streak that dates back july 29. >> almost a month. exactly a month. >> here we go. i did lower today, a little bit. we're okay. >> you seem confident. >> it was not a bulls eye, but we'll take it. we went 80, it was a 79. that's one off. i'm going to go 84 tomorrow. i did lower that a little bit 85 to 84. it's 71 right now. dew points in the 60s. comfortable. winds are calm. a fair amount of clouds. radar quiet, could be a passing shower overnight. bus st

virginia senator tim kaine is trying to protect that. >> i'm doing anything i can to try to persuade the white house that backtracking on this would be big mistake. that's why i wanted to come today. >> are you hearing their voices do that? >> we are hearing rumors. >> now president trump had promised during the campaign to do away with daca is policy that gives the dreamers their status. his aides says he's torn beuse of the 800,000 lives it would turn upside down if he did. >>> it is truly hard to believe it's been 20 years since princesssy dao yea left us -- diana left us after the deadly coming up next see how many are honoring her legacy. >>> a shelter into a dance hall and they celebrate the birthday of a teenager born when hurricane katrina hit in new orleans nearly 12 years ago. ah, my poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? enough. take that. a breathe right nasal strip of course. imagine just put one on and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. so you can breathe, and sleep. better than a catnap. shut your mouth and

. >> reporter: on "face the nation" today, democratic senator tim kaine, a member of armed services committee member, said he wants to know what the long-term plan is. >> the real question is what is our strategy? and then when you lay out the strategy, then the troop strength question can kind of answer itself. >> reporter: the white house says this new strategy is part of a broad nu new stranch across south arab. >> elaine? >> quijano: there are new developments in the investigation into last week's terror attacks in spain. 14 people were killed, including an american. dozens remain in the hospital. debora patta is in barcelona. >> reporter: in this predominantly catholic country, it was only natural for people to attend mass on sunday, offering prayers for the victims of the barcelona attack. as people prayed, the police investigation continued, over 100 gas canisters were found at the house in alcanar where the plot was allegedly hatched by a 12 member terrorist cell. they had planned a bombing rampage but blew the house up by mistake, spurring into action the deadly twin ramming attacks

. >> virginia senator tim kaine attended the service.erward, he said there was no place for bigotry in his state. >> there are some white supremacists who have a bitter fantasy about virginia and they hate to see us move in had another direction. it's so often these outsiders come here to try and drag us backwards. >> senator kaine says virginia has scars from its racial history and it doesn't need any more. cbs news, charlottesville. >>> ahead on cbs this morning, we'll talk with virginia governor terry mcauliffe about the events in charlottesville and the federal monuments in his state. >>> president trump plans to hold a rally next tuesday in phoenix. the phoenix mayor, greg stanton, is not pleased. the president has been holding these types of rallies for his supporters since he's been elected. the planned event in the convention center will be the first in the west, but mayor staton thinks it is too close to the events in charlottesville, saying in a statement, it is my hope that more sound judgment prevails and that he delays his v

evangelicals these this supposedly mystical evangelicals and catholics that want this that don't i mean tim kaine as a catholic he also does not believe in it as a choice it's for what many things that it's not something you should do but he supports a woman's right to choose to do it and all of this goes into it's not just about ending a pregnancy this goes into all the family planning because this goes into your hobby lobby's and everything else trying to convince but here's my thing the dems are looking down the barrel of a shift in their political and moral identity they can move away from the establishment against money grabbing and all of this sort of a lead us nonsense that lost to them the house the senate governorships one after another the white house every bit of power they have or they can do with the with that that they've done for the last two decades which is essentially solely ignore the poor minorities and working class so people like nancy pelosi can keep fund raising and pretending like she has a bit of power in her think she has no power she's not a master or anything preacher

higher was held today in charlottesville virginia virginia governor terry mcauliffe and senator tim kaine were in attendance hires mother susan breaux spoke during the ceremony calling on others to follow the example of her daughter and stand up for social justice and the fascist protesters attended the funeral but remained mostly silent and respectful at the wishes of highers parents. deaths among opioid users continued to climb according to the c.d.c. thirty three thousand fatalities in two thousand and fifteen were the result of opioid use officials believe the numbers have been dramatically risen since then some states are fighting back a drug companies for instance south carolina has sued purdue pharma that unfolded on tuesday accusing the oxycontin maker of deceptive marketing practices for more on this we're joined tonight by mike half attorney a host of america's lawyer might nice to have you with us this could be a just a head rock for a. lawsuit here i mean this could have sweeping changes depending on the outcome of this lawsuit for do farmers what did they do wrong and where d

i can't member effort into it so much in a book or not but i talk about when tim kaine was chosen by hillary clinton as a running mate. his first speech was in florida, and you spoke often in spanish in that speech where he spoke very movingly of a naturalization ceremony that he had attended, or others that he had attended. and i thought of that time, that should be us. that used to be us. that's what the republican party, what we celebrated those who have made it here and wanted by choice to be an american. and i thought we were giving u, and it really hurt during this campaign. if we look into the future, after the 2012 election, republicans, we sat down and did the famous autopsy which concluded we got to appeal to a broader audience. and when you look at that audience, george w. bush won in 2000, getting 56% of the white vote. mitt romney lost in 2012 getting 59% of the white vote. so every two years, the electorate is about 2% less white, and if we don't have a message that is appealing to everyone, if we have a message that some groups feel that they're being targeted are left

welcomes immigrants and i can't remember if it ended up in the book or not but i talked about when tim kaine was chosen by hillary clinton as her running mate. his first speech was in florida and he spoke often in spanish in a speech where he spoke very moving way of a naturalization ceremony that he had attended or others he had attended and i saw saw -- that at that time, that used to be us. republicans aren't celebrating those whom he could hear and wanted my choice to be in america. and we are giving that up and during this campaign if we look into the future, after the 2012 election republicans sat down and did the famous autopsy which concluded we have got to appeal to a broader audience. when you look at that audience george w. bush won in 2000 getting 50% of the white vote. mitt romney lost in 2012, and getting 59% of the white vote so every few years the electorate is 2% less white and if we don't have a message that is appealing to everyone, if we have a message that some groups feel that they are being targeted are left behind or left out than we aren't going to be successful elec

tim kaine wrote this, feel by one side, white supremacist --eading tolerance intolerance.it is tragic that our president condemn white supremacy, should be the easiest thing in the world are go larry: confederate statues coming down as we speak in maryland, the overnight moves in the wake of the violence in charlottesville. but first? >> i knew that it was supposed to rain but i did not know it was supposed to be like this. adrianna: z2gzpz zi0z y2gzpy yi0y adrianna: people are dealing with -- veronica: people are dealing with extreme flooding in arkansas. they got more than four inches in an hour. they broke their banks in some people's homes were flooded. feared that the homes themselves would be swept away, but there were no reports of any injuries. all with heavy rain and flooding. not expecting much in the way of rain today. continuesvisory through 9 a.m. this morning throughout the area. the next a deal for us will be the heat temperatures going up. not to 98, the getting to around 90 degrees on friday. it will feel like 98 with such high humidity, perfect fuel for t

to be the party that welcomes immigrants and i mention i -- end enup in book, i talk about when tim kaine was chosen by hillary clinton as her running mate, his first speech was in florida, and he spoke often in spanish, in that speech, where he spoke very movingly of a naturalization ceremony that he had attended or others he had attended, and i saw at that time, that should be us. that used to be us. that's what republican party -- we celebrated those who have made it here and wanted by choice to be an american. and i thought, we're giving that up. and it really hurt during the campaign. if look into the fewer argues they ever 2012 election, republicans saturday down and did the famous answer autopsy which concluded we have to appeal to a broader audience, and when you look at the audience, george w. bush won in 2000 and -- getting 56% of the white vote. mitt romney lost in 2012, getting at% of the white -- 59% of the white vote. so every two years the electorate is two percent less white, and if we don't have a message that is appealing to everyone, if we have a message that some group

gathering including the mayor of charlottesville in the center of your screen and the virginia senator tim kaine. live coverage here on c-span. ♪ ♪ andmy name is kathy heather's mother and i have been good friends for a while. i've been asked to welcome each and everyone of you here today. we are here to remember heather and say goodbye. family.us are here as a some of us are for -- our friends old and new. some are coworkers, but that is more like emily to heather. in some of us are here just out of respect for a young woman who lost her life defending the rights of people. i would like for us to carry her legacy on by doing the same thing, respecting the rights of everyone. is humbled and deeply andeful for the outreach outpouring of love for the community and generosity. thespecially need to think funeral services, the term, the downtown, and the police department who has kept us all secure today. time, have his grandfather is going to share some remembrances. >> i like to repeat that we thank you for coming. we are in all of this outpouring and affection. let me say that i'm here to speak to