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Talks to fox5. The news at 10 starts now. Thank you for joining us, im lauren demark on. Im jim lokay. Police are investigating a deadly shooting at an apartment completion just a few miles away from the university of maryland. A man was killed inside the building on miles way. Behind s i watts has the latest. Reporter Prince Georges County made no arrests tonight but they want people to know they dont believe this was a random crime. The shooting happened here at the camden at college park apartments. There was a large Investigation Underway here earlier this afternoon. Police say it was around 4 00 when there was a fight on the third floor. One man was shot and another man ended up with a head injury. We watched as that second victim was taken away by ambulance. He is expected to be okay. The man who was shot died here on scene. From what people have told us we believe his body was in the that floor of the building who were home at the time who say they never heard any fighting or an
Path. This is an hour and 45 minutes. Eric foner i am eric foner from the columbia university, moderating this second session on slavery and freedom. I want to begin by thanking the organizers of this excellent conference. We all know how much work went into, you know, putting this whole thing together. Thanks to those at the museum and the American Historical Association that have been so active in getting this conference organized. , i gave my last class at columbia university. I am now writing off riding off into the sunset. [applause] retirement. Of and so i ask if you will indulge me for just a minute as i reflect briefly on my own experience in relation to this field of African American history. Which is a little, it is sort of emblematic of the many things that have happened the last couple of generations. I grew up in a family in which africanAmerican History, although utterly ignored in the School Education that i got in grade school and high school, nonetheless, the black exp
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