with us. we ll speak to him and host of way too early, author of best-seller the big life jonathan lemire and reverend al sharpton. washington bureau chief for usa today susan page and presidential historian jon meacham. good morning to you all. get to politics in a bit. first another mass shooting. shots rang out in the city of chesapeake, virginia, just outside of norfolk. police confirming within the last two hours six people are dead, plus the gunman. it is unclear if he took his own life or was killed by responding officers. police say victims are being treated at multiple hospitals. a spokesman for the area s top trauma center told reporters five patients were being treated there. the fbi was on the scene last night and the atf out of washington tweeted, just after
by 10:14 officers arrived. 10:16 they entered the wal-mart. by 11:20 p.m. the scene was declared safe. the multi-agency law enforcement response speaks to the tragedy that unfolded here. you have the atf out of washington. f.b.i. team and evidence response team and the local chesapeake police. governor youngkin is speaking out this morning just moments ago weighing in on it. here is what he had to say. take a listen. this is a horrendous event, a horrendous, senseless act of violence and today we have to come around families and support them. there will be time for us to react and better understand, but today is a moment where we need to support these families that are facing the unimaginable. and that s where our prayers and thoughts must be today as we come together as a commonwealth