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thomas jones says 22-year-old annika johnson worked at the store, and was a close friend. her family says she just celebrated her 22nd birthday. >> she was one of the more loving people you could ever meet. >> reporter: police have confirmed the alleged shooter was 31-year-old andre being, armed with a handgun and multiple magazines. >> the suspect is dead from what we believe is a self inflicted gunshot wound. >> reporter: witnesses say he opened fire tuesday night in an employee area. >> just outside the break room, the manager came in and started capping people. >> reporter: in a statement, walmart described the suspect as an overnight team leader who has worked there since 2010. the ceo called the shooting devastating, offering the company support, to not only their workers, but to the chesapeake community. >> reporter: 24-year-old jalen jones was among those wounded. he was just beginning a shift. >> he knew he was getting shot, he made it to the front of the store, and then he was shot again. >> reporter: this is the second mass shooting in the state in recent weeks.

blacks in -- douglass believed that it was encouraged by johnson racism in his refusal to support black suffragists. this is a painting by thomas --, a caricature is, kind of in the tradition of hogan, with a regular contributor to harvard weekly a painting about the massacre, riot, it has been called both things. it occurs in late july in new orleans. johnson was not there but according to -- and douglass he was there in spirit. here he is to the right. he was wearing a crown. critics say he is like a king at the time. this is a bunker. treason as a crime. that is what johnson said about the southern confederates. if you can read this, i am your moses. the moses the king is watching on as white people are gunning down black people. it speaks to where douglas and other critics of johnson are coming from. douglas continued to speak out against johnson. he developed a fabulous stump speech called, sources of danger to the republic he gave it for the first time in december 1866 on numerous occasions and at least once in 1967. in the book of focus on the version he delivered on january 3rd 1867. a black lecture series in philadelph

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thomas turner says i will never live in the united states if the union is governed. he hates mexico. he goes to cuba. hate that. goes to canada, hate that. hit everywhere he is. finally, president johnson, after lincoln sorts pardoning senior confederates, he comes back, moved to tennessee, lives out his life in tennessee. under a pseudonym. a lot of former soldiers were looking for him, the prisoners, but they did not find him. he dies peacefully in tennessee. we don't have the details on how many died here because they destroyed all the records. perhaps 1000. which is, over four years, that's a lot. >> those unknown are buried in richmond? >> yes, the cemetery, there is a cemetery in richmond where a lot of the prisoners were buried. again, like andersonville, mass graves. fortunately, this was the same story as here with andersonville, some of the former officials and prisoners had a records of who was in their, they found a lot of the records. because a lot of these were senior union officers, their families were affluent members of congress, newspaper editors, everything, they moved heaven and earth to get these bodies and bring them back. these shock toe, various named cemeteries

johnson is. well just to tell you that joining us in the studio, conservative mp for north swindon and a former deputy chairman known as the conservative party, justin thomaswelcome. and also labour mp for birmingham, perry barr. khalid mahmood, welcome you as well. thanks for being with us . well. thanks for being with us. first of all, we have to reveal , justin, that you are of the usual suspects. i don't know. that's the right phrase. oh unusual suspects not renounced by rebellion because . yeah, i by rebellion because. yeah, i mean, online wind farms is one of the issues that the prime minister's is having some local difficulty with and you're signatory to of these amendments to simon clarke's amendment . and to simon clarke's amendment. and i mean, to be fair, i don't see as being contentious because in what simon is arguing for is we allow for local decision making, the whole principle of government is to try and devolve and power local communities, make decisions and i'm make those decisions and i'm relaxed. if a community does or doesn't support them. but at times challenging energy times with challenging energy bills, explore every bills, we have