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Article snippet: Hundreds of people gathered at the site of a fatal crash in Charlottesville, Va. to honor the victims one day after a white supremacist rally turned violent. Heather Heyer, 32, was killed when a man with reported alt-right ties drove his car into a crowd of anti-fascism protestors at the white nationalist rally on Saturday. The alleged driver, James Alex Fields Jr., 20, has been charged with second-degree murder in the crash. A vigil was initially planned for the University of Virginia but was canceled because of a “credible threat” from white supremacists, organizers said in a press release. Two Virginia State police officers were also killed in a helicopter crash that authorities linked to the white nationalist rally. The vigil was one of dozens held across the country, along with protests against the white supremacist rally and President Trump’s response to the violence. Trump initially blamed “many sides” for the violence that broke out at the event Saturday. The White House clarified Sunday that Trump denounces "white supremacists, KKK Neo-Nazi and all extremist groups." Vice President Link to the full article to read more