'no tolerance for hate and violence' in america - pence

The US vice president has condemned far-right groups behind a rally in Virginia which descended into trouble and left three people dead.

Mike Pence says there is 'no tolerance for hate and violence'. A 'Unite The Right' demonstration clashed with anti-fascist protesters in the town. One woman was killed after a man drove his car into a group of people. Two state troopers also died after the helicopter they were in crashed as they were trying to monitor the crowds. US Civil rights leader - Reverend Jessie Jackson says the violence in Charlottesville was painful to see - but not unexpected.