not for my hosts, not for my wife, not for charlottesville. just myself. i am opposed to removing confederate statues. it is tricky financial. it costs a lot of money to move the statute. that money can be better served in these tax starved times. to --k if we are going it's better to erect new monuments to tear down old ones. i not in favor of doing that because removing monuments strikes me as something that is done against tyrants overseas, like saddam hussein and adolph hitler. i say leave them alone. the eligible that really pay that much attention to them are pigeons. [laughter] i don't need to be flippant but that is how i feel. [applause] said slavery would've continued into the 20th century in the confederates had won. my question is when did slavery disappear in the western hemisphere and my understanding was it was in the latter part of the 19th century. it was last an institution in south america. i think i read somewhere it disappeared in 1888. my question is, if that is true, what you basing the statement on it would've continued into the 20t

sville >> i'm from charlottesville. when you say that communities need to have that conversation, that's very true. the problem is in charlottesville, we have a city council of five members, all of whom are democrats and none of whom are from charlottesville, and they appointed a blue-ribbon commission consisting of three specialty members and six members at large. of the members at large, none of them were from charlottesville. they had for african-americans 4 african-americans re anteater very liberal white people. feel veryns do not involved in the discussion. ms. coleman: can you imagine being part of a community that you feel no one is listening to you? >> absolutely. the irony is not lost on me. ms. coleman: i am not from charlottesville. i appreciate what you're saying. i do take a certain offensive "they were all democrats, if they were cu republicans, they would get this." i don't think that is fair. i know some hard-core confederati that are democrats. i think we're often so quick to dismiss by these labels th

lewis martin from charlottesville. irvin made this comment. charlottesville otherwise would not be able to afford that statue. that relates to my comment and that is my grandparents and great aunts and uncles and their friends would have been around lee park at the time the statue was dedicated. what i have been hearing since 2015 is that these statues were put up with animus. at the same time, when i was a student at the university of virginia i had a number of friends who were from new england. when i was in the army i was with men who were from boston. their grandparents and great and send uncles i believe, felt the same way about the statue of shaw and the 54th massachusetts as my grants parents -- grandparents felt about the robert e. lee and stonewall jackson statues. i would like to hear you comment on that as to why there would be a difference from people in the south and people in the north. my experience in life has been that we are all pretty much the same. the other issue to ms. coleman, i heard you speak about adding to the narrat

on march 30, 2007, she was bryce ed she had dropped off at daycare before arriving at her job at charlottesville jag office. who watcheded bryce called but they didn't make contact until later that day. like, no, no, lynn, you didn't drop him off this morning. there, whole and morning flashes through my eyes. and i'm like, oh, my god. he's still in the car. god, no. no. >> it was too late to save him. had only been ay 66. see his every day to face again. >> according to the group kids dot org, these are the numbers of children who have died in recent years from heat in cars. some of these cases involve kids who got into cars on their own. others involved parents who did on purpose. accidentshan 55% were just like balfours. it can happen to anyone. happened to a nasa scientist. >> stress or something that breaks a normal routine are common factors. had had little sleep that week because bryce was sick and dropped her husband off at work that morning which was unusual. >> in my mind i'm thinking, that i've already m a stop, i've dropped the baby off. >> she says one way to prevent them is to put a

ñ >> reporter: the charlottesville city council voted to re t the confederate general. one council member called it culturally offensive and a symbol of white supremacy. the alexandria city council also voted to remove its confederate memorial. there is one in leesburg as well. the controversial really erupted after the slaughter of black parishioners in charleston by a killer who flew the confederate flag. >> reporter: at the alexandria presidents day parade. >> looks like desperation. >> democratic candidate for governor, a native of charlottesville supports removing both statues. >> the way we choose to me moralize our past says where we're going with the future. >> removing any statue of any war hero, whether they're the knot or south erase history. it's something that tyrants do. >> whole lot of debate. from patrick johnson. we need to get rid of all the statues and monuments of the horrible white people who did horrible things to this country and its people throughout history. confederate soldiers and officers were traitors to our nation and should not be glorifie

"it wasn't until that the 1970 university of virginia at charlottesville began to admit women. there's a case in the district court, and i referred to the university of virginia at charlottesville. a footnote comes back, there is no university of virginia at charlottesville, there's only the university of virginia. the university of virginia at charlottesville in quotations, quoting from judge merritt, a very fine district district of eastern virginia. it made no difference. he still kept it. going to interrupt, we have time for one more question. >> what an honor. >> it'd better be good. >> justice ginsburg, i'm a sophomore studying computer science. today you remarked that the great thing about the constitution is it can evolve with a society. the same time, i think there are core values of this nation that must be remembered and protected. which beliefs and values of the society do you believe must be changed, which must remain and how do you distinguish one from the other? [applause] justice ginsburg: some things i would like to change, one is the electoral college. [applau

james monroe is born in virginia, had a home near charlottesville, and was a veteran of the american revolution. we are at a very exciting time because the two of james monroe has been out for a year and haa half being restored. over the years, it was deteriorating and it had to be taken down because 40% of it had to be recast. designed by alan flat ink and was originally built richmond. james monroe was buried in hollywood in 1858. earlier and was buried in new york. the munro family gave their permission, and in a very large ceremony, july of 1858, munro cemeteryed from marble in new york, and reburied at hollywood cemetery. president of the united states is buried here. tyler finished his presidency, he renounced his american citizenship and went to work for the confederacy. three weeks before he died, he was elected to the confederate congress. for 20 years, there was no marker at his grave. 20 years after he died, the state put up a small headstone. in 1915, the federal government erected the monument we have today. this has the bust of tyler. urn,e top is in turn -- an surround

then i put the university of virginia at charlottesville in quotations. a very finefrom district judge the eastern district of virginia. it made a difference -- it made no difference. he still kept it. >> i think we have time for one more question. >> what an honor. justice ginsburg, i'm studying computer science. today you remarked that the great thing about the constitution is it can evolve with a society. i think there are core values of this nation that should be protected. which beliefs and values of the society do you believe must be changed, which must remain and happy do -- and how do you distinguish one from the other? [applause] some things i would like to change, one is the electoral college. [applause] >> that would require a ,onstitutional amendment which amending our constitution is powerfully hard to do as i know from the struggle of the equal rights amendment which itself -- which fell three states shy. shalls enduring, congress pass no law respecting freedom of speech or the press. that right to speak your mind and not worry about big bro

are demanding that charlottesville not remove such a statute, which too many of us is a painful symbol of slavery and segregation and war. >> vandalism. this is in the middle east. they destroy things they don't like. they destroy cultural history. that is what they are doing here. police are set to beef up their presence in the area, but no arrests were made. investigators looking for the person or persons responsible for vandalizing for iconic areas mall. if he has been found on multiple , most recently the d.c. warm a more have all happened in the past four days in investigators believe that the same person is behind it. no arrests have been made. jummy: the washington nationals did not have to look far to add a heavy hitter to the lineup. he might not even have to leave his home. all that is left to seal the deal is a physical set for later today in west palm beach. agreed to aats have two-year $21 million deal. at 6:50 we coming up have a special appearance by the 26th president of the united states. do you know who that is? 26, do you know? it's teddy. teddy is going to be on the

james monroe was born in westmoreland county, virginia, had a home near charlottesville called ash lawn, and was a veteran of the american revolution. we are at a very exciting time because the tomb of james munro has been out for a year and a half, being restored, assembled and directed in 1858, and over deteriorated.ad it had to be taken down because 40% of it had to be recast. we were deteriorated. watching the re-assemblage. this was designed by albert live watching the are richmonder. james munro, our fifth president, was reburied in hollywood in 1858. he had died 27 years earlier and at marble cemetery in new york. it --during the 1850's, the general assembly of virginia was trying to honor our at marble cemetery in new york. revolutionary statesman by bringing them back to virginia. the monroe family gave their revolutionary statesman by bringing them back to virginia. the monroe family gave their permission and a very large monroe wasuly 1858, removed from marble cemetery in new york and reburied in hollywood cemetery. john tyler is also buried in the president's circle. he was

current temperature, 43 martinsburg, 50 culpepper, 54 in charlottesville. yesterday charlottesville got up to 82 degrees while we were still in the 40s to the north. that very tight pressure gradient has relaxed. we're still seeing miles an hour. below advisory criteria, at least for now. that's some very good news. i do expect them to continue to decrease. they just cancelled the advisory. there you go. we have just now cancelled the advisory in the d.c. metro area. there you go, live on tv. radar, nothing to show as far as that's concerned. we're still dealing with a little bit of a breeze, but the weather really starting to relax now. here's the blizzard going on up around halifax, nova scotia, maine. they only got about 4-6 inches in the boston metro area. it will be breezy and cool tomorrow. windchills stay in the 40s. year at all. tomorrow morning, 31 degrees with a windchill about 25-26. it will be a cold start to the day. 39 degrees by noon with the chou cloud cover. rather nice tomorrow afternoon with a temperature right there around 51 degrees as

charlottesville in virginia, 64 degrees here. 48 in frederick. big temperature spread but that's the warmer air just back to the west moving our way. we're going to rise 10-15 locations. 48 degrees right now. it's going to be a cool night tonight. if you're out and about, you won't need the umbrellas or snow shovels. just the jacket. the warm air is just south and west. roanoke coming in today at 66. charleston, west virginia, at 67 degrees. that's where we're going to be tomorrow. 39 degrees, a cold start early tomorrow, but then warming quickly, up to 59 by noon. plenty of sunshine early. 67 degrees by 3:00. by 7:00, you can eat outdoors most of the weekend. skiing is going to be slushy by still quite nice. gardening, don't fertilize. nothing just yet. 65 on sund let's skip over tuesday. that's the only cool day. look at this. we get even warmer towards next week. no records, but are we going to be warm for the next ten days. >> the snow shovels are collecting dust. >> that's okay. >>> coming up, we've got sports. wizards entering the all star

and charlottesville wegmans is the only lobe that v has trump wine in stock. >> the country are taking action against workers that participated in dem straitionz last week. last thursday tens of thousands of immigrants and season porlters rallied across the kupty 234 the day without immigrants protests and some businesses some closed by choice some say they had to close involuntary because of the rally. it's we're learning dozens lost their jobs after taking part in the day long boycott aimed at protesting immigration policy. >> the world's richest man bill gates thinks robots that take away human jobs should pay fair share of taxes and not saying robots themselves we'll explain here n interview with news cofounder of microsoft said taxes could help fund salaries for jobs better suited for human apz like funding and care. they should tax the companies that use robot technology. i don't know. we'll see. i think the companies will push back heavily. >> it's new territory we're in. >> yes, it is. >> there you have it. >> big or small? if you have a four legged frequent flier there's a way

like when 9-year-old bryce died in charlottesville in 2007. his mother didn't realize she had forgotten drop him off at day care. >> i heard of stories of this happening to other parents. i'm like that is an irresponsible parent. there is no way you can do that. until it happened to me where the -- jonathan: she says when her son died she made a promise to try and stop others from making her mistake. her warning to all parents. you will hear it tonight after a "20/20" special report on the same topic. michelle: ditch the scissors, download an app. coupon clipping goes high-tech. five apps that can help you save big at the grocery store including one that is like wave for supermarkets. up next. jonathan: new at 5:00 -- >> i think that women have to make decisions that work best for them and their family. jonathan: what the woman tapped to lead the nation's two largest government health programs has to say about maternity leave john: many people in the d.c. area use price comparison apps or websites buying a new car, vacuum cleaner or tv. what a

it's really more for places like charlottesville, fredericksburg, southerneric maryland, i think you have ayou better chance of seeing a couple of showers later tonight and tomorrow morning.to you can see them right here as they're passing on by to the south late tonight and tomorrow morning with temperatures in the 30s. i don't have to worry about icing. there could be a couple of snoww showers in the mountains, though. if we keep our fingers crossed perhaps more sunshine in the afternoon. we drop to 39 in the district, fredericksburg with a light showers later tonight.toni you're closer to 42 degrees. leonardtown you have a better chance of seeing some of thethe showers and maybe even quantico you stay near 40 and 41 with all most of us won't see the showerr tomorrow, but if you live inif some of the southern counties in was just pointing out you mightt have a slight chance of seeing a little rain. after school a little bit brighter, 47 to 51 for our wednesday. halfway through february, twowo more weeks of meteorological winter to go and then we have a warmup coming on the seven da

a few of the showers made its way towards charlottesville in the shenandoah valley. fredericksburg will see the rain within the hour. d.c., closer to 2 a.m. once again, it is part of this bigger system, this upper level energy staying to the south. that creates extra lift in the atmosphere and we get these light showers but that is all this amounts to. 47 degrees to 52 for the low temperature overnight. well above which would be normal. a few showers moving out. by the time we get to sunrise, the rain is long gone. we will start off with morning cloud cover but lots of sunshine for the second half of the day. temperatures in the upper 60's, closed to 70 in some places. monday, things backtrack a little bit. it is still a nice day. if you were going towards old town for the george washington birthday there. she goes back on tuesday. parade, in the mid-50's along lunchtime. a little cooler, but still well above average. the average high temperature this time of year is around 48 degrees. even the cooler days are going to the above average. on monday, we get this cold f

still gusty, but look further southwest to culpeper and charlottesville. the wind is already starting to slacken because the major storm center, the blizzard over the atlantic ocean, is whipping portions of maine and coastal canada, and those will continue to move out, so the wind will shift with it. temperature, mid 40's, just about average for the middle of february. as we get to the stormwatch 7 futurecast, a little frontal system will pass through early on wednesday, maybe a few snow showers, maybe a sprinkle early wednesday morning. temperatures will start to turn cooler later in the week. at that is only temporary and it will not get bitterly cold. we will start tomorrow at about freezing or slightly above. the wind temperatures will climb to 51 in the afternoon with partly cloudy skies. the average high, 47, so a little bit above average. if you have valentines plans, it will be partly cloudy with temperatures not terrible. 50 degrees at 5:00 p.m., 45 degrees at 9:00 p.m. all things are looking good for the valentines weather. we will take you throu

charlottesville, almost 80 degrees. take a look at what happens through the overnight. we are dropping into the 30's. mid-30's but with the wind howling, it is going to feel much colder. place is going to be a high wind warning for the d.c. metro area and counties surrounding it. we could see wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. with that, we could see some trees come down, some branches coming down. some power outages are certainly going to be a possibility. wekimberly: stay connected when the weather gets bad or dangerous or tough to predict. download the stormwatch 7 weather app to get forecasts and alerts at your fingertips. we have a crime alert in montgomery county to tell you about after what has been a violent 48 person dead. more details about that shooting in germantown that rattled nerves. ryan hughes has more. ryan: police tape is hanging from a tree in germantown where two men were shot late last night near roberto clemente middle school. >> we were very lucky. ryan: edgar's nerves are still rattled. he was in the kitchen, his kids downstairs when a bullet f

here is what happened, as the storms moved through, starting off in charlottesville, and it began to fill in as the storms moved northeast. every one of those blue dots, a hill report. or wind damage. the highest gust was up at 64 miles per hour. the hail almost looked like snow across the area but not for us this time. the breeze, the winds at about 15 miles per hour. feeling much cooler as the evening goes on. not too bad for us yet but we are heading into the 50's. 40's pretty quickly for us. as you get out, make sure you are taking a heavier jacket. we will talk about the rest of the weekend coming up. kimberly: remember, our stormwatch 17 is always on your side when the weather gets bad. stay connected for instant forecast and warnings by downloading the stormwatch 7 app and following us on facebook and twitter. a developing story to tell you about tonight in prince george's county. the search is on for the gunman who shot to teenagers overnight as they waited for a bus outside of the metro station. we are live at the scene with the latest of elements. do we know why these teena

font royal the same as charlottesville, 66.lle, and new market 67-degrees. so the warp was there. 48 right now in d.c., but lookok at hagerstown at 54-degrees this hour. we've got 44 at yaps last. 46-degrees at baltimore. 45 at quantico and 4 # degrees at culpeper. still dealing with the clouds sticking around and also keeping an eye on rain showers that are headed our way all associated with this approach of the frontal system and a low pressure system as well andl we're going to see the showers h start to kick in the overnight hours tonight and they'll be hanging around for the first part of your day tomorrow. so if you're hing out services or anywhere you want to grab your umbrella. we've got above seasonal lowe's for tonight. but for tomorrow with that low riding along that front, to the north we'll get a little bit of a southerly breeze.eeze that should help to warm us up. you might see a few breaks, but take a look at this, once thatce clears you're going to see some colder air behind it by the time we get to the middle of the week. first for the first

approaching 400 nationwide and in charlottesville virginia asking if i was shocked and i said no. and was stunned by my attitude i said i am the daughter of a black man and i admit is though common more than anything is part of the black community that will be the drum through spreading the stories and trying to come to grips what comes in happens over and over again with the spotlight on the real issues of race i talked to then president obama and how oh but what she explained and atop to so many parents whose father was against tampa but the book focuses on the whitman morose also increasing the number of head of household going from a man to a women -- a woman so it has changed and you can legislate but after a while it is the heart and mind to adapt most sacred place are you having these conversations with children? were you telling them about race? as a young john lewis was preparing his mother was not in support to make a clear explanation they did not want their children on the front lines. with the faith based initiative mothers are the ones to have to bear the greatest bu

. >> big acc show down in charlottesville. 14th ranked virginia hosting duke. 8-4 conference play and it was one man show starring freshman blue devil jason tatum. he hits a long distance three pointer and duke up by 7. two minutes left shot clock winding down and tatum with another three. career high 8 points. require vir loses 65-35 all season and duke 6 in a row. >> meantime this is bye week for capitols r & r during saturday break and players and families in xwa ham as. >> this is marcus joe he hanson stealing the show. >> he has excellent moves depending on your assessment of what a good move would be. there you have it. yeah. mike illage is guy behind little ceasars and it was not until he died last week that he we found out he did something for rosa parks when he was robbed and assaulted it was he who stepped in in to find her a safer apartment and paid rent every month until she pass away in 2005. mike ill judge age was 87. he is be loved in detroit and doing something like that that's incredible. >> that's fantastic. >> gets no publicity for it or anything >> that's great. >>

. >> big acc show down in charlottesville. 14th ranked virginia hosting duke. 8-4 conference play and it was one man show starring freshman blue devil jason tatum. he hits a long distance three pointer and duke up by 7. two minutes left shot clock winding down and tatum with another three. career high 8 points. require vir loses 65-35 lowest all season and duke 6 in a row. >> meantime this is bye week for capitols r & r during saturday break and players and families in xwa ham as. >> this is marcus joe he hanson stealing the show. >> he has excellent moves depending on your assessment of what a good move would be. there you have it. yeah. mike illage is guy behind little ceasars and it was not until he died last week that he we found out he did something for rosa parks when he was robbed and assaulted it was he who stepped in in to find her a safer apartment and paid rent every month until she pass away in 2005. mike ill judge age was 87. he is be loved in detroit and doing something like that that's incredible. >> that's fantastic. >> gets no publicity for it or anything like that. >

charlottesville coming in at 35 trying to make its way to the ground, this snow. it's part of the warm front that's making its way our way. we saw it pass through earlier. nothing actually fell even though it was snowing alost. snowing toward new england tonight. this is not the storm that will bring the snow. they're expecting one to three inches tonight on top of the nine that they'll get next couple of days. toward the west, we are watching this making its way through. the warm front. behind it, we were very warm. 56 in lexington. 70 in st. louis. 65 in louisville. this air racing our way. it's going to be a lot warmer during the day tomorrow. those were the high temperatures today. 62 the high temperature tomorrow. clouds, some sun. much warmer, 50s to the north and west. 60s down to the south. again, we will see more clouds than sun tomorrow. still nice afternoon. here it is for -- talking about the clouds. around 1:00, some sun. more clouds during the afternoon and evening hours. watch what happens by sundays morning. we see rain to the north. d.c. south, we

luray at 70. 74 charlottesville. 69 at fredericksburg. 64 towards baltimore. cooler along the bay, 59 degrees in annapolis. that will be the case as we move into the day tomorrow too. out there right now, still on the mild side. again, our average high is 48. at 11:t and it's 50 degrees. wind at 8 miles per hour out of the east. take a look, 36 in frederick, 44 in huntingtown, 46 in fredericksburg. well above average tonight. it will be above average tomorrow morning but still on the chilly side. tomorrow will be a much cooler day. nothing on the radar. as we look towards the satellite and radar, i want to show you what's happening. we've got a system back to the west. same system that helped chicago get to 70 today. they set a record four days in a row. two 70s, two 69s around the chicago area. we won't see any of this rain, but we are looking at the cloud cover coming in. this is a storm out to the east that brought halifax, nova scotia, some snow. a backdoor cold front. philadelphia was at , were at 68. that cooler air will move in across the region. the re

it sells six options from trump winery in charlottesville virginia. they range from 25 to $35. there you have it >> if i was trying to play a joke on someone i wouldn't spend 25 to $30 to do it >> that was like the protest against star bucks, go to star bucks and have them write different things. you're still giving them the money, so if the intended purpose was a protest, not so much. >> you got to think about how you're doing these things. >> we'll keep an eye what's going on tomorrow. that protest going on aimed at obviously not spending money and not getting out there >> plan that for you. >> thank you guys for joining us on 5at630. we love when you tweet it, make sure you do, using 5at630. >>> we're back and weather at 10:00 and 11:00 tonight. have a great night everybody. >>> good night everybody. now at havertys furniture, it's our presidents day event, where you can create the perfect home. from now through february 20th, everything is on sale. save on furniture and accessories for every room. plus, enj