the roger tawney statue also , the 1857 overnight supreme court decision affirming slavery. many people felt that statue no longer had any place here in baltimore. a seven-member commission chosen by the mayor earlier this year propose the removal of that statue as well. mayor oftand that the baltimore was out overnight overseeing the dismantling of these monuments. no word yet on exactly where they will go. baltimore, suzanne kennedy. adrianna: just yesterday governor larry hogan rested that tawny statue outside their be taken down. we don't know when or if the statue will be taken down, but we will bring you new details as soon as we get them. trump, coming out and slamming protesters on both sides of the demonstrations. we want to know you think about how the president is handling this. in the meantime, here's what he had to say. larry: what about the -- >> what about the alt left they came charging at the alt right, as you say? what about the fact that they charging swinging clubs? do they have any problem? i think they do. different groups. but not all of those people w

it is the second roger tawney statue to come in maryland this week. tawney ruled7 that against scott. his ruling was upheld, denying rights for african-americans. >> we should not be memorializing people who rose up in arms against our country. i think it is a slap in the face to african-americans, and that is not right. that is not what we are supposed to be about. >> i am not glad to see any of the statues gone. they stood for a reason, they had a meeting. you cannot change that meaning. that is the past. >> governor larry hogan, who once defended this statue, had a change of heart after charlottesville. archives facility. it costs $80,000 to have it removed. >> coming up next at 4:30, i wild conclusion to a carjacking. see what happened that led up to all of this. >> it is a stormwatch 7 weather alert day. tonight until linux on -- lasts until 9:00 >> welcome back, everybody. we're here in the weather center with steve. it is a storm watch 7 weather alert day. >> it is a busy afternoon and already starting to see it flare up out there. >> this is h

a confederate statue of slavery defender roger tawney doesn't ride off into the sunset but rather is taken away on a flat bed truck. >> any city that has confederate statues are concerned about violence occurring in their city. >> baltimore removed all four of its confederate statues wednesday. other cities including gainesville, florida and new york also removed items over the past few days. now this is going further than just statues and plaques. >> this is an opportunity to show our younger generation the difference of right and wrong. >> the dallas school district wants to change the name of five of its schools named after federal officials. oklahoma city officials are thinking likewise. >> what we want to do is find out if the communities have interest in going forward with the name change. >> and the charlottesville city council in virginia recently voted in changing lee park to emancipation park. officials also voted in favor of taking down its stal u of lee lee sitting upon his horse. but the move which sparked the white nationalist violence over the weekend is paused pending

. >>> and one was the statue of roger tawney, that stood outside of the annapolis state house. >>> and a statue of frank rizzo is vandalized twice in one week and black power was spray painted on to the statue. jeanette reyes has more. >> at one time a dozen officers and barricades surrounded the statue outside of city hall and now it's vandalized again. after the paint ball stain was removed and the egg residue was removed. another act of vandalism harder to wipe off. just past 11 wednesday night a man drove up and spray painted black power across the front of the rizzo statue. the suspect was there. and he ran off and was arrested later by philadelphia police. not long after this woman came over and covered up the spray paint with a cloth. they did not want to be identified. >> i am living in the city of philadelphia my whole life. i am upset that someone would take the time out to do damage to a statue, of a man that did a lot for people. >> mayor kenney says he is not a fan of the statue that does not excuse the actses. >> there is no excuse for vandalism or any kind of action like

chief justice roger tawney outside the annapolis statehouse. he wrote the infamous dred scott decision in favor of upholding slavery. the trust board will either to storage or it relocated. they're working to figure out would you hold public hearings on the issue. larry: continuing coverage of the development out of charlottesville and across the country in the wake of this violent weekend. stay up to speed at wjla.com. news, there is no winner for last night's powerball drawing which means we're doing it all over again this weekend and there is still a chance for you to win. the jackpot for saturday's drawing is up to $510 million. good luck. prince george's county will celebrate its very own nba champion kevin durant. a parade from 10:00 to 11:00 in his hometown will depart from the montessori school and finish in goodwin park. it was supposed to be an all day event, but the rest of the festival was shut down at the last minute. permits were not secured. game against the miami on our sister station beginning at 7:00. autria: hbo hit by hacker

crews removed the statue of chief justice roger tawney who wrote the dread scott decision. >>> let's go to nbc meteorologist bill karins. it doesn't look so bad now, but the weather in the northeast is not going to be pretty today. >> yeah. if you get through today for what should be an absolutely gorgeous weekend, but today we'll have issues of showers, thunderstorms, travel delays, and especially we're getting airport cancellations in anticipation of the storms. right now there's a few storms in areas of kentucky. you have a few storms along the pennsylvania border. then hit and miss showers up to new york. not too bad this morning. hit and miss areas of rain. no wind damage, anything like that. later this afternoon it's going to be a hot, humid day. you can step outside this morning on i- 5 and areas of the northeast. the humidity went sky-high overnight, and it's going to be hot during the day, and then we'll get the thunderstorms this afternoon. because we have all the big cities included, 36 million people po tshlly at risk of those storms from just north of new york city to ph

chief justice roger tawney was removed from the maryland statehouse grounds overnight.e the dred scott decision which upheld slavery. there are an estimated 1,500 confederate symbols on display in the united states. more than half a dozen of them in at least four states have been taken down since saturday's violence in charlottesville, virginia. proposals have been made to remove several others and one is georgia's stone mountain, america's largest confederate monument. manuel bojorquez is there with a the renewed debate over its future. manuel, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the entire carved surface of stone mountain spans three acres and is larger than mt. rushmore. i t depicts lee, davis and stonewall jackson. there are we newed calls to change that. across the country confederate statues are being pulled down, hoisted up, a driven away. but at georgia's stone mountain, removing a memorial is a bit more complicated. when you look at that carving, what do you see? >> i see three white men on horses fighting a battle that ended 140 years ago. >> it's his pet