mcauliffe said, i don't know who these people think they are, these white supremacists, these nazis, get out of the country, get out of my state, but get out of this country, we don't want you. you are not helping us. there you go. nbc's maya rodriguez in charlottesville. we'll check back later. thanks a lot. the suspect in the charlottesville attack, james alex fields jr. remains in police custody, expected to face four charges, including one count of second-degree murder. joining me now is kendall coffey, former prosecutor and former u.s. attorney kristen clarke, executive director for the lawyers committee of civil rights under law. kendall, i'd like to begin with you. is this a case straight up of domestic terrorism? >> well, it's certainly got a lot of indicators of that. right now they are only charging him with second-degree murder and some lesser offenses. that's a place holder. both the state and the federal authorities are examining closely what evidence they can develop in order to nail down