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Announcer news4 midday starts now. Good morning, thas for joining us on news4 midday. Im molette green. And im melissa mollet. Kick off with t forecast. Lauryn ricketts has what you need to know into the. Unch hour hello out there. Oh, my goodness, i is so beautiful out there right now. Were lookin at blue skie for the most part. With just very nice conditions. Low humidity, a little bit of a breeze in the air but it is absolutely gorgeous out there and it is going to continue to stay like that through the remainder of the day. Current temperatures out there right now, it is feeling good. Mayb...

Dr. James iredell robertson junior associate professor of Civil War History at Virginia Tech. He is the author or editor of various books, including shifting grounds, nationalism and the american south, which won the British Association for american studies but prize, the book prize the jefferson , davis award for the museum of the confederacy, and the albert lee sturm award. His work has appeared in journals such as the journal of southern history and the journal of the civil war era. Among his Research Research project are the South Carolina cosman who achieved notoriety by caning senator Ch...

I am so happy to be here tonight. Thank you so much. Your great former Governor Terry mcauliffe, thank you. Your congressional delegation, including not one, not two, but three women who flipped republican seats. Senators, who are two of my closest friends in the United States senate. I am not just saying that because they are running for president forgets i will start with tim kaine. Theres a lot to love about tim kaine. His honesty, his faith, his willingness to stand up against the president and say clearly that it is congress that the sides if you go to war, not donald trump. Warner, mark ...

I am the Senior Historian here at the museum. I am also the executive director for the institute of the study of war and democracy. Tonight is the latest installment of our meet the authors series. We like to mention our sponsor, we bring this to you with the generous support of the strake foundation. So, thank you. Many of you have been to our events before. You know we have a tradition at the museum. May i ask, are there any world war ii veterans or homefront workers in the audience tonight . If you would please stand. Or wave. [applause] thanks, folks. [applause] i heard the president and c...

Own. That is what started my historical brain in thinking, how did we get to this point and did it exist historically . So i started to do that project. This project now is sort of a sequel to the first project. Because i discovered in my first book that the history of miscarriage i stopped right around 1900. I realized there was a lot more to the story because by 1900, we still will were not going to a doctor during pregnancy. I was really curious as to win that started, because i thought it was going to happen earlier. That is why i started looking at the development of prenatal care and why...