. >>> new overnight, one person was arrested at a demonstration near vcu in richmond.his is according to the richmond times dispatch. the group was protesting police in the white supremacist rally over the weekend. the co we say fight back. >> back here at home, hundreds of people gathered right up to the white house last night to denounce hate and violence and to show their support for the people of from the white house, demonstrators marching down pennsylvania avenue right past the trump international hotel. president trump has received a loet lot of criticism for not calling out people on their hate. in washington state, you see protesters showering riot police with silly string. hundreds of people taking to the streets in seattle in dueling rallies. the police creating a barricade to keep the groups separated to prevent any more violence. and in california, from los angeles down to san diego, people holding candlelight vigils and marching to show solidarity with the city of charlottesville. the anti-racism protest remains peaceful overall. as we during the weekend'

. >>> overnight in virginia, police arrested one protester at a demonstration near vcu. it's not clear what side they're on, but they're sustaineding at the base of the general lee statue. >>> washington states, protesters and police squared off in seattle. three people were arrested on suspicion of obstruction and assault. police say they witnesses that included ax handles, 2 by 4s and balloon containing a liquid substarnes. >>> this morning we're learning more about the woman who was run down. heather heyer worked as a paralegal. while her friends say she wasn't necessarily an activist, she definitely had strong feelings about inequality and justice. her mother is still trying to make sense of what happened. >> i'm really not angry. i'm very sad. very, very sad, but i can't by angry. angry will make me hate. hate only leads to more hate. there's just no point to that. >>> susan bro called her daughter for a champion for others. >>> we're learning more about the virginia state troopers who died just a few hours after heyer was killed in that demonstration. the troopers

. >>> one person was arrested last night at a demonstration near vcu in richmond. the demonstrations were a response to the chaos that happened this weekend in charlottesville. >> meanwhile, the man accused of ramming his car into that group of counterprotesters will make his first court appearance today. he's charged with second degree murder for that violent crash. heather heyer died, 19 others were hurt. the "today" show will continue this story after our show. >>> good morning from charlottesville. protest. that's the statue of robert e. lee, the confederate general behind me. this is where we've seen the violence the last few days. today here in charlottesville, alex fields will be in court. he's accused of second degree murder of mowing down with his car a group of counterprotesters and that killed, as you probably know, a 32-year-old woman by the name of heather heyer. she was a paralegal here in charlottesville and she was one of those protesting the white nationalists who were here as well. dozens injured over the weekend on sunday for the most part, it wa

one person was arrested at a demonstration at vcu in richmond. the group was protesting police and the white supremacist rally that caused c at times, the klan and the cops go hand in hand they said. >> speaking words of wisdom let it be. >> right now, there are candles and flowers lining the street where this deadly crash happened over the weekend. this morning, we've already seen people stopping by who are becoming overcome with emotion at that scene. >> much of that street is blocked off to investigators to preserve evidence. >> the people who call charlottesville home are trying to come to terms with what happened. news 4's derrick ward is live on what's happening there today. derrick? >> reporter: good morning again. this street, this stretch of fourth street and the intersection of fourth and warner are never going to be the same for people of charlottesville after what happened here this weekend. that's obvious already. it became immediately obvious once the crime scene was cleared and it became a bit of of course, heather heyer was the so

even got one young man heading off to vcu our friend bonnie send in this back to school pictures no mattert's right. >> heading out to school in culpeper county. it won't be long before all the schools head back, too. >> gabbie and anthony. >> great day for everybody of wants to check in with wisdom and maureen find out what's coming up on good day in just about 15 minutes. >> good morning to you. so much to bring you on the show today. a major law enforcement crack down in parts of our area, tar getting the drug dealers fueling the open unite crisis. people in our area. our bob barnard is on this one. >>> breaking news of a big name change in our region. goodbye verizon center, hello to -- we'll tell you all about it. >> nice tease. here another one that has lot of people talking a local guy sets up six dates on the same night at the same d.c. bar. yeah. it didn't take long for the dates to figure out what was up and now they're sharing their story. >> what's the problem? >> plus we're dishing on usher's comments that one of his acc accusers just isn't his type. also fox hit back with the