." >> reporter: in sedalia, missouri, an old cliche runs through the center of town. here the railroad track still separates the mostly black part of sedalia from the mostly white. and it is on the black side that a white woman built this, a slave cabin, complete with cotton crop. it has not gone over well. >> just brings back thoughts of, you know, injustice. >> that's like building a concentration camp in an all-jewish neighborhood. >> reporter: with so much racial tension in america, you've got to wonder why anyone would build such a thing. then again, with so much racial tension in america, you might want to step inside before you judge. >> we needed to come together. >> reporter: 85-year-old marge harlan built the slave cabin on library. >> we have a whole collection of books. these can all be checked out. >> reporter: she opened the library in 2013, partly to try to start a conversation about race in her community. all your money to do this? >> yes. >> reporter: she spent more than $150,000 on it. yet, almost no one cared, or came. >> the library was going nowhe

you've cooled off like a sedalia, 71. low pressure sitting and spinning is going to slowly pull away and get absorbed into the atmosphere over the next 24 hours. but it stays in the area through tomorrow. we state little bit on the futurecast, we keep the scattered showers in the forecast tonight. some of these especially southern colorado may hang on through the overnight hours. a lot of us will keep cloud cover around. pretty cloudy skies tomorrow morning as you get ready for work and school but temperatures will be comfortable. most of us should be dry, a few showers hanging on the higher elevations. once we get the daytime heating tomorrow, we'll do this all again and op of showers and storms. fiftys and low 60s on the eastern plains, 40s in the higher elevations. 40s to mid-50s for the western slope, warmest in the valley, grand junction area, tomorrow a little bit cooler than today. and it's been quite a bit more cloud cover from morning through afternoon. today we were sunday. so low to mid-80s on the eastern plain

sedalia started it in style.ncede his walking a little bit more and just leads right in the arms of one firefighter. who >> steve: driver was cited for failing to yield to pedestrians and new signs painted right across walk and school's principal tells us the agreement will pay for lights to go in as well. >> steve: developments norris burt donald trump. >> pam: larry fbi report on the investigation into her e-mail server may go public all likely to influence the canid its debate preparations. they will commit in the name of transparency. will likely to put that back in over transparency back in the spotlight and eventually on the debate stage. and it's it's are less than four months away from their first face-off. four weeks away from first faceoff on september 26th, and preps are underway. aides say clinton is poring over briefing books while taking some time off the trail this week. trump, reportedly resistant to the usual practice of mock debates. both have some things to work on. >>:he has to demonstrate tem