my great-great-grandfather, john person, owned the land. >> mark person is maurice's cousin. > yeah. they did own slaves. but a lot of the neighbors didn't like john person 'cause he was too kind to the slaves sometimes. but he said, "hey, it's my land. everybody's welcome." and nat turner approached him and said, "i'd like to be baptized here." >> after the baptism, nat becomes inspired by the story of moses leading the israelites to freedom and by the fiery visions in the book of revelations. >> and nat became, in his own words, a free man to god at that time. he felt that his purpose was to be a redeemer. and he felt that slavery was a moral wrong, and so, therefore, he was entitled to seek revenge for that. >> he slowly came to the idea that he was chosen by god to engage in a rebellion against slavery. the end of the world being near, he would kill everybody. >> historian kenneth greenberg tells me a series of visions and voices that turner thinks are from god only reinforce his beliefs. >> he sees blood on the corn. he sees christ's arms stretched out across the heavens.

. >> i never had a disrespectful moment from maurice and i think he just knew how to be a good person. ts no doubt that started with mom, but what hur most is the birthdays, christmass she won't get to share. it's the fact that the daily gestures of a loving son towards is mother is something she'll never experience again. >> he always used to kiss me on the forehead in the morning. that's what i'll miss the most. >> reporter: it is leer that cl fhe folks in southeast are sick and tired o violence. up on scene lled occu handing out fliers just trying to get ahold. you heard about the generosity of the young man. she will be donating his organs in the hope that he might be able to give so the gift of life. >>back to you. cory smith, thank you. >>> more changes coming to what's been called one of the most deadly roads in the country. activists have been fighting for changes. now the highway is getting new speed cameras. tracee wilkins spoke with a reverend who helped make it happen. >> reporter: reverend dr. robert screen helps people through their hardest times along route 210. >> i've

person or people responsible. one more thing i'll tell you about maurice, his generosity, his mother is going to donate his organs in the hopes that her son may be able to give the gift of life to somebody else. back to you. >> that is a difficult story all around. and it furerproves the point of what this whole community has been saying about how wonderful this young man is you and can h see it in face. he really did just light up a room. thank you so very much for giving us that extra piece of information. >>> we're goingtuo take arn to our forecast. storm team 4 tracking hotter temperatures headed our way. >>oug kammer joins us from the storm center. >> we're talking about thees hott temperatures we've seen so far this year. going for a high of 93 tomorrow. beautiful afternoon as memorial day. a great memorial day weekend. most of us have been dry during the day. showers and thunderstor at night. right now 84 in d.c. ocean city 69. s little breezes come in. it was a great weekend. saturday, however, was a little bit chilly. on monday, what are we dealing with today? nothing. we have one shower in spotsylvania