the virginia commonwealth university owns the building. >> got it. >> that should now be operated by the state at some level in terms of the united states national slavery museum. >> when might we see this open? >> it will be opened before the fowrnt anniversary of the bringing of people to virginia in 1619. women came for first time ever, tobacco was founded at that time or brought here from england and slaves were brought to virginia in 1619. >> i'm going to ask you one question. who do you think is going to be the president of the united states? >> the best qualified person. i really think that it is too early. and i think that hillary clinton will ultimately be the nominee for the democratic party. the republican side is a bit different. trump has surprised me to the extent that he's been as long last is as he has. >> you wouldn't be the only one surprised. >> but that being said, he's got to put more meat on the bones before he can sell it. marc rubio has hundred in pretty strongly. those would be the people ending up with the nomination i would see. >> doug waller, it's been a

that's when abc 7 news leon: virginia commonwealth university are warning students about razor plates hidden inside books. last week they found two books in the campus bookstore. it was set so they would cut whoever pulled off the shelves. no one was injured. employees are checking all the shelves in the stores. maureen: a story we brought you first on 7. the jury is a liberation and the trial of a tattoo artist accused of sexually assaulting a female client. montgomery county reporter spoke -- prompted victims to come forward. kevin is live tonight. what is the latest? reporter: one by one, four women came forward to accuse the man of the same crime. this trial is for victim number one, eight woman in her early 20's -- a woman in her early 20's. he says he sexually assaulted her while he tattooed her inner right at the damascus tattoo shop. the public defender's office argued the girl's timeline has changed multiple times and it also suggested the painful tattoo needle man caused her to imagine the sexual assault or at accidentallylly -- brushed up against her groin. they say this vi

. >>> it was a brief gunman carat virginia commonwealth university. campus officials say police got two separate reports of a man near campus with a long gun with a military style hat and backpack. police searched the area but didn't find him. vcu told students to report anything suspicious. >>> the vatican is clearing up exactly what happened when a kentucky clerk met with the pope. we will share that with you up next. >> could a change becoming to nat's park in matt williams will reportedly be fired at the end of the season. >> if it's not raining will be soon. big rain on the way a perfect time to downed loo the app in case the power goes out. just click on news. we will have the power outages for you. flooding and also any road closures and of course we have you covered. click on weather for the latest forecast and also we will push severe weather notices your way. everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios ha

this is happening at virginia commonwealth university. o says that police are still monitoring that area. >> the school has 30,000 students between richmond virginia. at this point students are being told to be cautious but they can resume normal activity. >>> time is 8:13. there has been another data breach. this one effects millions of people who just wanted to buy a cell phone. coming up at 8:30 the details on the hack at t-mobile and how it all depends on when you tried to sign up for the service. >> we'll tell you about a bizarre sexual batter that occurred here on the san francisco state university campus. >> good morning. we're looking at the east bay commute and 680 looks pretty decent today. leaving fremont and heading down the sunol grade a little bit of patchy fog but the traffic looks good. >> and the friday weather looks good too. mostly clear after that fog burns off and it will. changes for the weekend. >>> good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. a warning is going out to women at san francisco state university after a

we're in discussions now with virginia commonwealth university, who owns the church that was my church, the first african-american baptist church. my grandfather work was a slave was as decree deacon and a trustee. >> it's a great book. it puts our problems in perspective and in english and doesn't take time. there's a weird concept. 'linked in, all the vacation time you want, next. your a1c is not at goal with certain diabetes pills or daily insulin, your doctor may be talking about adding medication to help lower your a1c. ask your doctor if adding once-a-week tanzeum is right for you. once-a-week tanzeum is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes, along with diet and exercise. once-a-week tanzeum works by helping your body release its own natural insulin when it's needed. tanzeum is not recommended as the first medicine to treat diabetes or in people with severe stomach or intestinal problems. tanzeum is not insulin. it is not used to treat type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis, and has not been studied with mealtime insulin

. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ go mark >> reporter: virginia commonwealth's universitylling its students to be where the potential gum men--to be aware of the gunmen. their reports that a possible gunmen was heading toward the university. police looked for the man did not find anyone matching that description. students have been told to avoid it part of its campus. one of the police officers it did say however that caring and open fire and is legal in virginia. >> darya: out of castro valley a car slammed into a building. take a look to the map here you can see where it happened. a person is trapped which is concerning. >> george: on city streets in castro valley there is a lot of traffic. right here is the source of all the back up. it is tying up traffic only in the immediate area. it does not have any bearing on either of the highways. the bay bridge drive times are 24 minutes. to the richmond bridge it is heavy traffic this into san rafael. >> darya: in oregon, in a community college, there was a mass shooting. >> mark: last night candlelight vigil was held to honor

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and that's why in virginia, at t virginia commonwealth university this week, we're going to have a symposiumrget about this nonsense that we are in a post-racial world. we're not. obama's election doesn't bring that about. no single event is ever going to bring that about. and so, that's one of the things that i'm doing with reference to the united states national slavery museum, to show what was, what had to be. people ask me, said did your grandparents ever talk to you about slavery? i didn't know my grandparents. but my father hated to talk about it. my mother, who was free-born, made him talk about it. but when you consider what was done, what did slavery do relative to education, relative to advancement, relative to, as dred scott said or would say, am i not a man? and when you find a decision by the highest court in our country saying that we were not even human beings, that's what dred scott said in 1857. and so, in the short period of time after that, even when i was elected, it wasn't 200 years. it shows you that we have a great deal of distance to cover relative to who we are as am