gary nelson firmÓ un documento clave que brindarÁ la oportunidad para que los niÑos inicien antes lares? ramÓn adame tiene la informaciÓn. ramÓn: por esta decisiÓn los niÑos podrÁn contar comprÉ educaciÓn antes de entrar al pre kinder. >> es lo mejor para ellos, para que tengan mejor educaciÓn y sean mejores personas. >> ellos saben leer y escribir. ellos se atienen mÁs experiencia. >> las oportunidades educativas estÉn disponibles para los estudiantes y familias que tienen dificultad para los accesos econÓmicos. >> ustedes con los cambios, todos los niÑos que cumplan cuatro aÑos podrÁn aplicar. >> es una opciÓn adicional en la implementaciÓn completa serÍa en el 2025 o 2026. >> muchas familias lo necesitan durante tdo el aÑo. no solamente durante nueve meses. >> puede quitar una carga econÓmica para los padres de familia mejorando el desarrollo del aprendizaje de los mÁs pequeÑos. >> muchos en estar controlados. >> el programa constarÁ $123,000,000. tambiÉn se contempla expandir los programas, aumentar el nÚmero de personal bien preparado y crear escuelas para apoyar a los estudiant

arizona's assistant attorney general gary nelson made the argument and the attorney for the nationalistrict attorneys association. anything noteworthy about the argument? paul: one of the things that's quite striking, we mentioned what a strong legal team miranda had. their team was arguing the sixth amendment. they are saying he did not get a lawyer during police questioning. miranda's brief doesn't argue that the fifth amendment was violated, the reason being that the fifth amendment was limited to the courtroom so the fifth amendment was not something that was the focus of the oral argument or certainly the briefing. and that, we'll talk about how the decisions comes about but there is a disconnect between the arguments advanced and the decision that comes forward. >> flynn did mention the fifth amendment, he said to justice stewart, if a man is rich and educated enough to knew his rights, if he recognizes he has a fifth amendment right to ask counsel, then it's ok and that is key to overcoming inequality and coercion in a police station. he gives a speech the next year he says wh

that four-day event ended today with a march and rally and appearance by willie nelson. garye about what you saw? >> just wrapped up a little while ago. this is the culmination of marching from georgetown, texas, here to austin, the state capital, in the name of voting rights and federal voting rights legislation. the excitement was here. there were thousands gathered on the lawn behind me. in washington it is a different story. yesterday the president and vice president met with congressional leadership about a path forward nor that legislation, and they're saying it will be a slimmed down version. that's according to our capitol hill team. it will be things like early voting, same-day voter registration, leaving some of the complicated issues for further down the line. we spoke to lucy bain johnson, president lyndon b. johnson's daughter. she spoke at this event and was on msnbc earlier as well. here is what she had to say. >> we need the republican leaders to care about justice. after all, they have children, too, and they're going to give them an unjust and cruel world if

gary, i was looking at the list of people who are taking part and took note that willy nelson will beng a concert once everybody finally gets there austin. >> reporter: hey, there, that's right, kendis. we've seen these happen across the country, places like florida, places like georgia. here this morning it's in austin, texas. this morning we're going to see thousands of people show up. we're going to hear from beto o'rourke and bishop william barber and country legend willie nelson lending his voice to the cause. it feels like momentum is shifting in their direction. they feel like they have a leg up, when democrats come back, things will be different. our hill team is reporting that it's going to be a little bit of a scaled down approach if they have legislation come out of all of this. it's going to be focused voting access, same-day voting and voting registration. as you mentioned, guys, it's been hot out here, hot for the past 19 days. there are immediate availabilities happening every day. here's what one protester had to say about how it's too important to stay home. >> they'r

gary germbalk is in austin. it's a 27 mile march, what are they hoping to get done. >> reporter: willie nelson sings on the roadend a voting rights rally here, going to include beto o'rourke, reverend william barber and willie nelson who will be lending his voice to the cause and we've talked to activists on the ground. they want change to happen but the reality in washington is really a different story. the president and the vice president met with congressional leadership dwred at the white house to talk about the path forward for voting rights legislation. i want to read a quick part of the statement here. they said they agreed on the moral imperative of passing legislation to protect against voter suppression, electoral subversion, dark money and partisan gerrymandering and will continue working together toward that goal urgently. not a whole lot of specifics there from the white house, but our hill team is reporting that the voting legislation that could come out of this is a bit of a scaled down version. we're talking about things related to voting access. so early voting, and same-day voter registration