dr. mark whitaker told us i believe localities should make the decision as for as land use and economic developer. >> i think it should be protected statewide. there are some issues that is why we had the different levels of government. they do not know the people who fought to defend their homeland. >> the sponsor said the judge said the existing virginia law protects only monument built after 1998, so that would not include this one, built much earlier. this would prevent local governments from moving those monuments no matter when they were built. >> now your super doppler 10 ashley: we have been tracking clouds today. temperatures stuck in the 40's. we have seen temperatures dropped into the 30's. here's a look at the super doppler radar where we are dry across north carolina and the south side, across the peninsula. even though it looks like we are tracking snow along the eastern shore, several viewers say they are not seeing anything. the area has become more saturated before rain or snow will make it to the ground. you can see we are tracking rain, but west of 95. is taking its time togeth

dr. mark whitaker -- who thinks the monument symbolizes racism -- says localities should be allowed to make decisions on their fate. the high school state basketball playoffs begin tomorrow, we'll check in with a local team that has never been there before. march madness begins at christopher newport. and a big game for of the bay next on the norfolk state at home against hampton university--hampton already clinched the top seed in next week's meac tournament. the spartans playing for the second seed. i'm bruce rader the battle of the bay, a sold out crowd at norfolk state. already the regular season champs, hampton coach ed joyner rested star player quienton cheevus. while it was senior night for norfolk state's jeff short, charles oliver and d'shon taylor. and the senior dshon taylor takes control, the lay up, and 8-0 run by nsu. the seniors jeff short to charles oliver for the lay in. and then what a play by zah-nay robinson, who comes up with the steal, stays inbounds,goes coast to coast for the lay in, norfolk state wins by 20, and clinches the number 2 seed meaning the spartans play w

dr. mark whitaker -- who thinks the monument symbolizes racism -- says localities should be allowed to make decisions on their fate. the high school state basketball playoffs begin tomorrow. and round two of the battle of the bay between hampton university and norfolk state. that's with the meac tournament with the meac tournament opening at scope on monday, the confrence wraped up it's regular season with one of it's most popular games. between norfolk state and hampton university. and the sportswrap was there. i'm bruce rader and welcome to the sportswrap live on this thursday night. hampton university, the regular season meac champions on the road against norfolk state--the spartans looking to upset the pirates to get the number two seed in the tournament. with the regular season title wrapped up, hampton coach ed joyner rested star player quienton cheevus, while it was senior night for the spartans. the final home game for jeff short, charles oliver and d'shon taylor. norfolk state with the most on the line tonight, force the turnover and it's the senior dshon taylor with the lay up, as

dr. mark whitaker -- who thinks the monument symbolizes racism -- says localities should be allowed to make decisions on what to do with them. b. frank earnest - virginia divison sons of protects every american monument, back to the algonquin war of 1622 the bill's sponsor - republic delegate charles poindexter said a judge in a recent court case said the existing virginia law protects only monuments built after 1998. again, this bill would prevent local governments from moving them no matter how old they are. live in portsmouth, erin kelly, 10 on your side. three people are in custody for a brazen gun caught on camera. at least 7 other suspects are still on the run. take a look at the unbelievable video of about 10 people breaking into the store tuesday. you can see a a truck pull up to the store. the men then tie a chain from the truck to the door. the driver hits the gas and the door comes off it's hinges. they then charge the store, jumping the counters, breaking the cases and stealing hundguns and rifles. the heist took two minutes. they got away with more than 50 weapons. a man is in