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this is nbc 10 news today. thanks for being with us. i'm rosemary conners. >> and via. let's get right to bill henley. bill, still in the 80s today? >> yeah, but not as sunny as yesterday. you can see some scattered clouds moving in. the clouds are going to take over during the day. but this hour, though not too many. 60s for delaware, too. sunshine will be fading as we gow through the morning and afternoon hours. 64 degrees, mostly sunny at 7:00. we'll see a lot of clouds, and yes, we will warm into the 80s merchandise b, but no sign of wet weather during the day today. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you quickly temperatures climb in your neighborhood when i'm back in just a few minutes. but first jessica boyington has your traffic. >>> everything look good so far. we avoided that construction project this morning. here is westbound moving towards scougal. you'll have noi problems, there, too. have to watch for some police activity moving through the intersection. also, 95 on the northbound side right around the betsey ross off-ramp we're dealing with heavy p

"nbc nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >>> good evening. there was more violence in charlottesville today. fallout from the clash between white nationalists and counter rotesters yesterday's dueling rally turned deadly when a car plowed into a group of those who oppose the alt-right. we learned today that 32-year-old heather heyer was killed by that speeding car. he's now charged with second degree murder. when the organizer of the unite the right rally tried to speak to the press today there was violence again. our tom costello is on the 2k3wr0u67bd ground in charlottesville and joins us live. >> reporter: we're at the epicenter here behind me. behind me is that robert e. lee statue. they're now launching civil rights investigations into that woman's death, most of the white supremacists seem to have left town today but there was that violent alteration when their leader tried to hold a press conference. 24 hours after violence tore through the heart of charlottesville, police snipers were on

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>>> right now on nbc 10 news today, deadly violence. protests clashed in charlottvi virginia. >>> calling out racism. people here in our area out raged by the charlottesville take to the streets to demonstrate an urge for. >>> there was no jackpot winner last night. so the top prize increases and we get another chance to win big. >>> good morning, this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary conners. plenty to get to. let's start with that weekend weather. crystal. >> the rain is off to the east now. and the clouds are starting to thin out.hrou the rest of today, we're looking at mostly sunny conditions and really just a nice sunday forecast. check out the temperature. 74 in holly andvineland. and then the mid-60s for allen town and coatesville. pretty good start out there.ice. with sunny and dry conditions and low humidity to boot. but as we go to the start of your workweek, we're going to start increasing humidity. and storms and showers may return to the forecast. we'll more of what you can expect and how humidit . >> thanks, crystal. >>>

live in doylestown, drew smith, nbc 10 news. >> nbc 10 has been following this breaking news all day long. we will have an update in about 15 minutes and send push alerts through the nbc 10 app straight to your phone. >>> right now we're in a first alert because of strong storms and some could be damaging. first alert meteorologist erik ark martin is here to tell us which neighborshoods are in the stormy path. erika? >> right now all of the delaware valley is in the line of the storms. yesterday we were tracking a warm front that brought us showers and really warm air at the surface. today we're tracking the cold front triggering all these thunderstorms moving from west to east. satellite and radar loop here picking up on those lines of thunderstorms moving in from west to east. and parts of berks county already seeing a severe thunderstorm warning. also seeing a severe thunderstorm watch for bucks, delaware, montgomery and philadelphia counties. we also do have some storm damage reports, so we have some downed trees just to the west of us, and also some streets that have been closed

. >> in an nbc news exclusive, the wife of the one american killed in the terror attack in barcelona shares her pain. >> announcer: news4 at 6:00 starts now. >>> the parents of the man accused of killing his 6-year-old sister and two cousins are lashing out at the suspect. good evening i'm egg meagan fitzgerald. prince georges county police say antonio williams confessed to the horrific crime, the girls all under the age of 10 were found dead inside a clinton home. a man who says he's the suspect's father posted a message on facebook saying he hopes the accused killer quote rots in hell. a woman who says she's suspect's mother slams her son for showing no remorse. derrick ward is in clinton with what we are learn being the suspect and if investigation. >> reporter: a curbside memorial. it's clear something bad has happened at the house at 6406 brook jane drive. the signs are there. but to know what's behind the crime scene tape, that's what has this community, indeed the county at a loss upon hearing the news. >> it's just children. i just i couldn't sleep. >> reporter: 25-year-old a

nbc 10 was there as dozens of at-risk dogs arrived in new castle, pennsylvania. a group called wings of rescue flew the animals in yesterday morning. volunteers helped unload the pets, which are mostly small dogs. these dogs will do well at the shelter especially because they have few small dogs. the animals will be available for adoption on saturday. it's part of nbc 10's clear the shelter day. if you're interested in adopting an animal, you can fill out an application now by wednesday. you can help nbc 10 in the clear the shelters this saturday. that's the day. check the nbc 10 app for rescues that are participating because all adoption fees will be waived. if you do adopt, most a picture to social media using the #save the shelter. >>> and we've got the story of a 1-year-old girl in new jersey and the dog that protects her. >>> also our champion for you on the roads, making sure you get to work safely, jessica boyington. >> i'll be at the clear the shelters event this saturday as well. so playing with lots of animal, i'm sure i will be. right around the betsey

manu zack, nbc 7 news. >>> nbc 7 news was in the park as part of the search and rescue pack packed up to leave for texas. it's one of the fema teams being when they get there they'll get straight to work evacuating people out of homes to dry land. >>> san francisco's yearly rainfall was dropped op parts of houston in one day. drew joins us with the look at the dangerous conditions in south texas. >> yeah, you can see why they're having so many issues. all that rain if a short amount of time. doppler 7 tracking heavy ran that just rocked houston. the storms is slowly spinning to the east at about 3 miles per hour. take a look at the rainfall over the past 48 hours. a lot of pinks on the screen and that is rainfall close, if not over 2 feet in the past 48 hours. 23 inches south of pasadena. 24 inches to the north and east of houston. the track of harvey will take it over the gulf over the next 24 hours, strengthen slightly and make its way back towards houston by wednesday evening. we still have several days of rain to get through. future track showing us this is additional rain on the

keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> now to your first alert weather. the nbc 10 radar shows rain over parts of the region tonight. the wet weather could hit your neighborhood by the morning. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with an update. >> yeah. we have wet roads already. we are not talking about heavy rain overnight tonight. there is i-95 and a little bit of wetness on the road. if it's not wet know where you are it's likely to get that way. look at this area of rain coming in. it is mostly on the light side. it is coming into philadelphia now, chester county, northern delaware. there's more on the way as we go into the morning. let's go through the morning and you can see by the morning rush another area of mostly light rain coming through. lots of clouds and a chance of thunderstorms in southern delaware and south jersey. that is late morning towards noon. so it's not going to be raining over the entire area for the entire day but it is a cloudy day, a relatively cool day and relatively wet day as well. temperatures are in the 70s for the most

drew smith, nbc 10 news. >> great advice. looking for a safe to celebrate, parties are popping up. for a list of events and deals, tap the nbc 10 app or visit our website. >>> in south jersey today sting rays, crabs and star fish stole the show at the amish market. the traveling touch tank made a stop there this afternoon and disney princess ariel was out of the water to paint special glitter tattoos. >>> back to the weather now. erica, some of us saw strong storms tonight and in for a great weekend, aren't we? >> really nice weekend, jim. the storms offshore and seeing a live look outside and fog and nothing affecting viz bltd. everything will start to mix out, especially by early tomorrow morning. so get ready for fantastic weekend across the entire delaware valley. satellite and radar images, one-hour loop. notice all the clouds moving offshore along with the rains so we're seeing some light returns for kent county, sussex county and cape may and really not much going on and really interesting. look at the line right now. notice the clouds pushingestward with an area of high pre

welcome to "nbc 10 news today." >> and let's get right to bill henley for the forecast. visibility low in a lot of places. >> yeah, really thick fog. and now that the skies are starting to brighten, we're getting a better view of it. this is avalon. you can just barely make out the pier. it's from the shore, many neighborhoods in between the shore and the lehigh valley. look at easton this morning, socked in with widespread zero advi visibili visibility. no many mornings you see it like this. and it's going going back and forth between zero in wilmington and one mile in millville, back down to zero in dover. atlantic city reporting zero visibility. so may lead to airport delays. blu temperature but temperatures warm up and then the fog disappears. and then we have sunshine and a warm afternoon. 88 degrees in philadelphia, upper 80s for new jersey and at the shore, the sun will shine, that fog disappear, up to 83 today. i'll break it down hour by hour, show you how quick i will the temperatures climb in your region when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> 78 around lehigh street

live in center city, brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >> and count on nbc 10 to bring you full coverage of all the big stories. right now on the nbc 10 app you can watch the president's entire remarks and read more reaction from around the country and sign up for breaking news alerts of the >>> new at 11:00, the man seen in this video urinating on a local synagogue has turned himself into police. just after midnight sunday, this is the third time in less than a year that the synagogue has been vandalized. >>> a happy ending in the search for a south "jersey majersey ma children. they were reported missing monday. we learned the fbi had been assisting in the search. gloucester township police say all three are safe and no charges have been filed. >>> a break tonight in a deadly hit-and-run case in philadelphia. investigators say they have found the vehicle believed to be involved. police recovered this white jeep today in delaware county. authorities are still looking for this man described as a person of interest in the case. the victim was killed on race street on august 6th. police say s

this is nbc 10 news today. >> just getting light out there. it's going to be warm today. let's get to bill henley, the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. >> right now the temperatures are cooling down. 60s for the lehigh valley. look at the 59 dries in some of the suburbs. the sky is glowing just before sunrise and 64 degrees. a few scattered clouds but nothing more than that. and into the 80s at 11:00, so a quick warmup. you can see the skies over the stadium looking good this morning. no fog here this morning. most of the region is fog free. 81 degrees in delaware at 10:00. it's going to be a little bit cooler at the shore, up to 78 degrees. i'll show you how quickly those temperatures will climb when i'm back in a few minutes but first your first alert traffic. >> everything looks good and this

live here in northeast philly, nbc 10 news. >>> new this morning, police are investigating a deadly shooting in west philadelphia. >>> protesters knocked down a statue. the latest sign of erupting tensions a deadly weekend of hate. activists demanded for years that the statue be removed. the group gathered to show solidarity with virginia. >>> in a virginia courtroom, the man police say was behind the wheel of the car that crashed into a crowd of demonstrators said that he understands the charges against him. >> among them second-degree murder and hit-and-run. police say james fields ran through a crowd in charlottesville this weekend. he remains in jail with no bond and a court-appointed attorney. one of the victims from the incident talks about the moment he was hit. >> seeing somebodying into me, and i could hear the loud crash. it was right beside me where e he hit the other car. i was laying there. >> berks wife says he's struggling to remember some of the things from the day of the rally. the president is waking up in trump tower this morning after angry protesters gathered to greet hi

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welcome to nbc news today. >> big numbers in that jackpot. also some big numbers in the weather too. let's check are in be will in the first alert forecast. >> it's going to be a warm afternoon. august 17th, it's going to feel like the middle of august. the temperatures not bad at all. 61 degrees in the subherb and in philadelphia it's in the low 70s. right now in the upper 60s in delaware. the temperature climbs to 78 degrees at 10:00 with a little bit of an easterly breeze. the temperatures will warm into the 80s for just about everyone. delaware, the lehigh valley, new jersey, the exception will be the shore near 80 degrees this afternoon. mostly sunny skies to start the day. there is some limited fog in parts of new jersey. most of the area is completely cleared this morning. i'll break it down and show you how quickly these temperatures climb, but first jessica has your first alert traffic. >> rt stag on 95 this morning. looks good so far. moving toward center city we're not seeing any problems yet. so from that to center city, average s

nbc news has just confirmed the commander of the navy 7th fleet has been relieved of his duty. it comes after monday's collision involving the uss john mccain and a oil tanker near singapore. the news first reported by the wall street journal. the collision ripped a hole into the side of the uss mccain and may have killed systems 10 american sailors. this is the fourth collision of its kind this year within the 7th fleet and the second to cost american lives. >>> at the live desk where we're monitoring the president's rally in arizona. he's still on stage speaking. and there on that stage he spent a lot of time talking about his response to the violence in charlottesville and repeatedly blamed the media for getting his message wrong. >> the very dishonest media, those people up there with all the cameras, they don't want to report that i spoke out forcefully against hatred, condemned the neo nazs, the white supremacists and the kkk. >> the mayor of phoenix said he was worried the president would bring up the emotions of charlottesville, he had his entire police force there at t

this is nbc 10 news today. >> we're k looing at a gorgeous day. let's get right to bill henley and the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. >> i'm excited about this. temperatures are cool. the skies are mostly clear. look at the suburbs. 55 degrees. king of prussia, skies are starting to brighten up. 65 degrees at 8:00 with sunshine. the temperature will be going up but the humidity coming down. a little bit of a wind out of the north at 3 miles an hour and in delaware, that's just enough to keep the dry air coming into play. six-mile-per-hour wind at 7:00. 66 degrees by 11:00. 76 degrees, nothing but sunshine across the board and temperatures that will be climbing. you can see a fewca

chris pallone, nbc news. >> today "meet the press" will have a special look at where the country goes from here one week after charlottesville. we will get a live preview from chuck himself in about ten minutes. >>> we are in for a spectacular sunday, but the heat will be coming back. lauryn is tracking how the 90s and muggy weather will filter back in here. >>> the giant new powerball prize making history and how soon you can haveour shot y a z2fwcz z16fz y2fwcy y16fy ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this august visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. >>> if you were waking up this morning hoping to be a new millionaire, you are probably out of luck. that could be a good thing. >> turns out there was no jackpot winner in last night's drawing, and that means a bigger prize, $650 million up for grabs, the third largest in the u.s. history. it continues to grow because nobody has maxed all six balls in more than two months. the next drawing set for wed

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for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching. and good night. >>> we are not going to go down there. with he a we are not going to have a rally at crissy fields. >>> two conservative groups have canceled their controversial rallies. but the police department aren't backing down. the news at 6:00 starts right now. i am raj mathai. >> and i am jessica aguirre. will people show up anyway? san francisco police scrambling at this hour. >> a lot of business are impacted. sam brock at crissy fields. the story changing bit minute. >> reporter: good evening. right now maythe mayor is -- th san francisco police are going to be posted up at alamo square for the next 24 hours. this would be the safest place for a rally and a change of venue throws it into flux. and crissy fields was the epicenter of the city's universe as preparations zoomed ahead for a high profile protest. in an instant, that changed. >> after several conversations with the police and understanding what is going on, we decided that tomorrow really seems like a set up.

bill gray, nbc news, charlottesville, virginia. >> this was a last minutech vevent. there were about 5,000 people here. >> that woman and many joined for a vigil in charlottesville. >> reporter: well, erica, the demonstration started right by the white house. it was a very large showing and then they marched past trump international hotel. like you said, they stopped right here at this statue rooted in the confederacy. they came to denounce hate, they came to denounce bigotry. they came to stand with charlottesville. >> we s >> what we need now more than ever is unity. >> reporter: demonstrators gathered outside the white house fence a day after a rally when it turned violent. >> i couldn't believe all these people with weapons standing with weapons standing in our streets, people with nazi flags standing in our parks. >> i'm encouraged to see all of you standing out here because in case you didn't know, allow me to be the first to tell you we need each other now more than ever. >> reporter: they marched past the trump international hotel downtow downtown. >> it's no

i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >>> and more reaction coming in tonight, this time from delaware senator chris coons. he says it's disappointing that the president has failed to push our country forward. >> he's failed to step up and speak in a moral and positive way about how we confront the evil that is white nationalism. >> coops made the >>. >>> no bond for police say the man who drove his car into the crowd in charlottesville. the 20-year-old ohio man faces second-degree murder charges. one person died and 19 others were hurt in that crash. >>> in less than an hour, a vigil is scheduled in response to the hate and violence in sharlg charlottesville. it begins in newtown. stay with nbc 10 for the latest develops in charlottesville. you can see a gallon arrir rga d pictures and vigils. >>> someone tied up an 84 why would wom would-year-old woman with fish scene. >> reporter: it happened at this home on south front street. this corner house here and police say that the suspect went around back and broke in through a door or window and tied her up using belts. she was able to escape. th

this is nbc 10 news today. first look at 4:00. i'm rosemary conners. >> let's get right to meteorologist bill henley. >>> philadelphia right now the warm spot. 63 degrees right now in the lee high valley and likely to come down a little bit more. by 7:00, 62 degrees. we'll still see some sunshine at 10:00, 74 degrees. it's not fog to be total coverage but you'll see more cloud coverage than we had over the weekend. 77 degrees increasing clouds at 10:00 for philadelphia. into the 80s this afternoon with one exception. the jersey shore, 79 degrees. there are some showers in our future. when you can expect to use the umbrella when i come back in 10 minutes. but first jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >>> on 95 this morning, where we have an accident investigation underway. the thing is that traffic is still allowed to get by the scene, so it's not closed so far at least causing a huge backup of delays. but there is an accident investigation underway and a shooting investigation as well. so with all that police activity

" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening to our viewers until the west. and thank you for joining us tonight. after enduring one of the roughest patches of his presidency last week over the violence in charlottesville, president trump is off to a busy start this week rallying supporters at an event in arizona this evening on the heels of last night's primetime speech in which he announced an open-ended american commitment leaving a lot of unanswered questions. meantime, tensions are high in phoenix right now where protesters are also massing for tonight's presidential rally. we have it all covered starting with nbc's kristen welker. kristen, good evening. >> reporter: lester, good evening to you. this is president trump's eighth campaign style rally since taking office. and it comes as he's been openly feuding with the state's two republican senators. neither of them are expected to attend, but thousands of his supporters are and there could be fireworks. president trump putting a foc

. >>> "nightly news" begins right now. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening to our viewers in the west as we join you again from los angeles. it has become a rurg nightmare, a vehicle being driven through crowds of pedestrians in a murderous rampage. barcelona today becoming the latest western city to be targeted by such an attack, this time leaving more than a dozen people dead. video from the scene show people running in panic after a white van drove into crowds along that city's most popular boulevard, aiming for pedestrians and leaving a trail of carnage in its wake. in addition to at least 13 confirmed deaths, spanish authorities say more than 100 people were injured. two possible suspects are in custody in the attack that isis this evening claims as its work. and there are some late breaking details in this story now as we hear from chief foreign correspondent richard engel. >> reporter: screams and panic tonight on barcelona's most famous pedestrian street. >> they're shooting. they're shooting at me. >> reporter: an american tourist, jaq davy from los

. >>> busy night here and good evening once again from the nbc news headquarters in new york. day 215 of the trump administration and it wraps up with a campaign rally in phoenix, arizona for those of you joining us live, 11:00 p.m. eastern time still going on. there is the president there taking a victory lap before the crowd. it is only his second trip west of the mississippi river as president. and in many ways tonight's political rally went back to the roots of his presidential campaign. tonight in phoenix it got ugly early, personal attacks on the media, he blamed crooked media he praised fox newless fox and friends in the morning. and shaun hannity by name. the president relitigated his response to the traejd in charlottesville by reading aloud parts of his speeches in reaction. he complained to the crowd they're trying to take away our heritage. he hinted at a pardon for sheriff joe arpaio. and then some. >> what happened in ar and tonight this entire arena stands united in forceful condemnation of the thugs who perpetrate hatred and violence. yoept to bore with you thi

nbc news sources say bannon's clashes with the president's inner circle led to his ouster. in an interview with the weekly standard, bannon talked about his departure from the white house saying, quote, now i'm free, i have my hands back on my weapons. i'm definitely going to crush the opposition. there's no doubt. bannon joined other high profile aides to leave the white house including national security adviser michael flynn, press second sean spicer, chief of staff reince priebus, and communications director anthony scaramucci who lasted just 11 days in that job. president trump is also now without his committee on the arts and humanities. all 17 members of the private sector group resigned yesterday. the committee accused the president of wrongly assigning blame to both white supremacists and their opponents for the deadly violence in charlottesville. >>> the countdown is on to the event of the summer. monday's total solar eclipse. one oregon city is already getting crowded with thousands of vehicles heading there to witness history. here in philadelphia, the eclipse ha

here's nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: new reporting by nbc news reveals hillary clinton's lead over donald trump was a lot less certain than previously thought, especially in the last two weeks. as we hear the first excerpts from her upcoming book about that tense standof >> donald trump was looming behind me. it was incredibly uncomfortable. he was literally breathing down my neck. my skin crawled. >> reporter: their face-off only two days after that "access hollywood" video. >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the trump campaign trying to intimidate her. steve bannon inviting women accusers from bill clinton's past to sit in the front row as trump circled her on stage. now for the first time pub hickcally, she's wondering should she have stood up to him? >> do you turn and look him in the eye and say loudly and clearly, back up, you creep, get away from me? it certainly would have been better tv. maybe i have overlearned the lesson of staying calm, biting my tongue, digging my fingernails into a clenched fist. >> could you tell that? >> i could tell, yes. i could. >> it wa

. >>> developing tonight, intelligence sources tell nbc news the attackers in butane cylinders to build a large truck bomb. it's not clear why they abandoned that plan and instead used a van to mow people down in one of the city's biggest tourist areas. american jared tucker was among the 14 killed in spain. he was celebrating his first wedding anniversary with his wife. his father says everybody loved him. >>> another part of europe dealing with its own tragedy tonight. police in finland believe the man who launched a stabbing spree today acted alone. but officers are not ruling out the involvement of other people, and they're trying to track down potential suspects. the attacker killed two people and injured six more before police shot him in the leg and detained him. the stabbings were in the western city of turku. people will notice stepped-up security. >>> the former prince george's county teacher's aide accused of sexually exploiting students to create child pornography will serve whatever sentence he gets in federal prison. federal prosecutors and authorities reached an agreement

jay gray, nbc news, houston. >> some eerie similarities to what we saw in 2005 in new orleans with katrina. several bay area fire departments are sending crews to help with rescues and cleanup. that includes oakland and santa rosa. nbc bay area's marianne favro will join us in about five minutes. >>> we mentioned the remanence of harvey is still dumping rain on texas and we are tracking storm and also tracking extreme heat here in the bay area. they are among the hottest spots today, and meteorologist rob mayeda is here to tell us what we will see here and in texas over the next couple of days. >> the center of the storm is now set to go away from land and back out across the gulf of mexico, briefly, and then aim in towards houston. the bad news here, west of houston, we already saw 27 inches of rain that has fallen so far, and this is the halfway point as you can see another 20 to 30 inches of rain is possible. for areas around houston, the flooding threat will continue through the middle part of the week and into the end of the week. here around the bay area, we had temperatures as hot a

"nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening. terror and death in the streets of charlottesville, virginia, today as a car plowed into a crowd of protesters killing at least one and injuring many more. hours earlier, the virginia governor declared a state of emergency. this historic southern college town has seen two days of violent protests focused on race. white nationalists counterprotesters clashed as state troopers tried to keep the peace. they did not succeed. nbc's tom costello is there with the very latest. tom? >> reporter: jose, good evening. the streets are calm at this very moment but behind me police are still working the scene here where the fatal accident occurred. witnesses say that this driver came plowing into a crowd of counterprotesters, people went flying in every direction. we had at least one fatality here. a short time ago, they arrested a suspect in this but we don't know his identity. the police chief moments ago said this was in fact an intentional act. in

nbc news with lester holt is up next. e'll see you again at 11:00. controversial chief strategist now the latest high profile departure for the administration. inside the white house intrigue. >>> terror manhunt. the urgent police search to take down a suspected terror cell linked to the back-to-back attacks in spain. and new tonight, the american killed in the violence. >>> stabbing rampage. a knife-wielding attacker strikes another european city. was it also terror? >>> police chase crash. the dash cam video. a cop car slams into another vehicle at over a hundred miles an hour. >>> eclipse excitement. bumper to bumper traffic as the great getaway begins to see monday's total eclipse. we'll tell you where the weather might ruin the view. >>> and a league of their own. kids throwing out the rule book and playing america's pastime just for the fun of it. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. and thank you for being here. west wing lightning rod steve bannon is out tonight as president trump

"nightly news" begins right now. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. and thank you for being here. west wing lightning rod steve bannon is out tonight as president trump's chief strategist. a key architect of donald trump's election victory, he nurtured much of the president's take no prisoners right wing impulses. word of bannon's departure produced sharp reaction. celebrations on the left and worry on the right over the fate of the president's conservative agenda items. and tonight, in an explosive interview, bannon is promising a wide-ranging fight for his nationalist ideas. our hallie jackson has details. >> reporter: promising war, steve bannon's bracing for battle. the now-ousted chief strategist telling bloomberg he's leaving the white house to gh opponents on capitol hill, in the media and in corporate america. bannon now becoming one of the last west wing originals to leave the picture one year and one day after joining team trump. the self-styled protector of the president's nationalist pledges mutually agreeing with chief of staff john kelly

"nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening to our viewers in the west. thank you for being with us tonight. after what to many came off as a tone deaf response to this weekend's racist-fueled violence in charlottesville, virginia, president trump tried today to find the right notes as he took to the podium again to address the tragedy, this time calling out the kkk, neo-nazis and white supremacists by name for sowing the seeds of hate that blossomed into bloodshed on a charlottesville street saturday when a car driven into a crowd left a young woman dead and more than a dozen others injured. it was part of a horrific day that also saw two police officers killed in a helicopter accident. tonight the president's words and actions under scrutiny as he faces a major test of moral leadership. our chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has the latest. >> reporter: president trump today delivering the message many wanted sooner. >> racism is evil. and those who cause violence in its na

up next is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. >>> tonight, the growing backlash. new fallout after president trump equally blamed both white nationalists and anti-racist protesters for the violence in charlottesville. his business councils disbanding as ceos flee in a mass exodus. more republicans renouncing his message. more confederate statues pulled down. plus new reaction across the country, and our tom brokaw weighs in on it all. >>> also paying tribute to the victim killed in that virginia violation. her mother's powerful call to action. >>> military crash. an army chopper goes down off hawaii. the urgent search for survivors. >>> toxic plane danger. raising concerns about what you're breathing when you fly. >>> and honoring the king 40 years since we lost a legend.

"nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, to our viewers in the west. thank you for being with us tonight. healer or antagonist? the answer may depend on which donald trump you heard over the last 24 hours. after casting himself as the victim of bad news coverage at a fired-up rally in phoenix last night blasting everyone from the media to fellow republicans, the president appeared in nevada today where he returned to a call for unity based on common values. the head-snapping change of tones comes as the nation's former intelligence boss offers a troubling assessment of the commander in chief. our national correspondent peter alexander has more. >> reporter: tonight more white house whiplash. at the american legion national convention in reno, a declaration of unity. >> it is time to heal the wounds that divide us. >> reporter: a presidential 180 from last night's unbridled offensive in arizona. >> repeal and replace! >> reporter: repeatedly taking aim at the media. >> the very dishon

up on the "nbc nightly news." hi, lester. >> keith and jacqueline, ahead for us is the the big story of the president in this afternoon a wild news conference and angrily defending his statement about the charlottesville protests, and we will hear what he has he had to say and complete reaction on the "nbc nightly news." back to you in philly. >> busy day and we will look forward to that recap, lest er. see you then. >> okay. >>> you can call him a road safety crusader, the kid in delaware saw the problem in delaware and he is doing something about it. the 9-year-old is worried about the drivers and the pedestrians at an intersection near his house. >> he comes up with a plan that was just discussed at a city hall meeting. nbc 10 bureau reporter tim furlong has the latest from newark at 5:00. >> reporter: neighbors near the busy church at the casho mills intersection. >> all day and all night long people are flying through the stop sign. >> reporter: they know how nuts the intersection can be. >> two accidents and

that's according to the attorney sessions who talked to nbc news. james fields jr. faces charges for the death of heyer and the injury to 19 other people. sessions said no decisions have been made about whether he would be tried in state or in federal court. >>> to a sad story in the district. sidener was killed by a bullet not meant for her. she was driving her car in dc when she was shot in the head. she was 17-year-old. those who love her most are working to keep her memory arrive. marcel la robinson sat down with her family and friends. >>reporter: as for friends and they'll -- ask her friends and they'll tell you, 17-year-old jamari -- >> cheerleading was everything. that's all we talked about. >> woe. >> [cheering] >> jamari was the boss. boss. >>[laughter] >> she was just like the leader. we also looked to her. cheering without her is not going to be the same. >> she just had such an uplifting spirit. she made everybody around her feel special. >> a stand out student headed to college in six-days who had everything taken away by a stray bullet. >> they took s

welcome to nbc 10 news "today." i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. >> and the pier has disappeared completely. i'll give you the full view. you can see the fog extending all across the pier. you can just make out the lights. so it is thicker in avalon. in easton, it's socked in. and many points in between seeing zero visibility. blue bell, quakertown, allentown, pottstown. redding is down to zero visibility. it's eased a bit in mt. holly, but look at trenton, zero visibility there. will among ton is domington dow. temperatures have cooled down to the 60s and 70s. the moisture from the rain we had yesterday, once the temperatures start to climb, and they will climb, we will see the fog disappear. bright sunshine this afternoon and 90 in new jersey, up to 90 in philadelphia, and upper 80s for the suburbs. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you how quickly the temperatures climb when the fog disappears, but first jessica boyington has your traffic. >>> starting with lower makefield where a crash

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marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> new information on the two state troopers who died after their helicopter crashed on the outskirts of charlottesville. jay cullen and berke bates were monitoring the protest. >>> standing with charlottesville, people gathered in the bay area to denounce the hatred in virginia. >> there is a growing neonazi and kkk movement and they say the president is validating that movement. >> reporter: members of black lives matter occupy oakland. and others took to the streets. among them one of the most vocal counterprotesters in the bay area. >> when nazis and kkk fascists do it together to kill. >> reporter: she was arrested at the state capital last year when she was there to protest a neonazi valley. several people were stabbed. she was arraigned yesterday accused of inciting a riot. she blames the white house for these protests. >> and it makes clear how under donald trump the racists and fascists are trying to grow and they get bolder and even more dangerous. >> reporter: one protesters dressed up like wonder woman and says it represents

officials tell nbc news that house may have been a bomb factory. so what happened today doesn't look like it was the work of some lone actor with a van. lester? >> all right, richard engel tonight. thank you. >>> we want to turn to nbc news national security analyst michael leiter. he's the former director of the national counterterrorism center. michael, as we heard vehicles now an easy weapon of choice for terrorists, but how do authorities stop them? >> it is very difficult, obviously. because these are widely available. anybody can drive a car, lester. but officials throughout the world and the united states included will have to look at these high traffic areas which attract lots of tourists and the like and may have to erect more vehicle barriers than people are used to. that's one of the last lines of defenses. and obviously, you want to find the terrorists before they get that far, but those defenses may well be necessary. isis claiming responsibility here, we keep seeing evidence that the military effort against isis in places like western