we were contacted by shirley burke tried reached out to us and donated her ancestor's violin that was given by a slave owner to perform the family plantation. that file in is important to the law regarding illegal together. oftentimes african-americans in the high suge knight find way to leisure and love one another at the same time. allow us to go down the hall and see the slave cabin next, which is a poignant story and it is a community story. this is a shared history. of the from the story driver of the trade being cotton and we are in antebellum period. you see the nation and the cacophony of activity going on and the development of legislation. we look at the human story of african men and women finding ways to go around black codes and slave codes, but that speaks to the personal experience of being sold away on the auction blocks and the juxtaposition of profit and power. it is important to note that one of the design features we have in this exhibition is we have a sales andd with broadsides. you will see a young boy sold for five dollars. five dollars for a young black void i

and getting darker right now, so, again, we're headed toward the storm on shirley gate road in fairfax. areas like manassas, burke, clifton, oakton and fairfax all areas that are expected to see this storm and we've been monitoring it very closely and also following our meteorologist sue palka for updates on social media. let us know on social media if you see anything, if you spot any hail, obviously make sure you're staying safe but let us know on our social media platforms on fox5 d.c. if you experience or if you see any damage,. we're going to be keeping a close eye on all of this throughout the evening. tisha lewis fox5 >> all right, new tonight, a rockville man is charged with buying blood from dozens of people in southwest d.c. he is now charged with practicing nursing without a license. >> this is a strange story. fox5's alexandria limon live at d.c. superior court. that's where the suspect was set to appear today. hi, alex. >> reporter: hey, guys and the police report says this man was storing large quantities of blood in an apartment in southwest d.c. and that he was paying people $30 each per withdrawa