civil rights attorney benjamin crump joins me. thoughts on the 60th anniversary of the signing of the civil rights act. where we stand today, and where we still have to go in the fight for our future.>>> plus we will speak to the mother of a 43-year-old black men whose death was ruled a homicide after four security guards were filmed holding him down on the ground. what his family says needs to happen for justice to be served. we will be right back. [ speaking minionese ] junior. [ laughter ] good job junior. way to go. [ speaking minionese ] >>> that was president lyndon b. johnson just over 60 years ago. ahead of the long-awaited signing of the 1964 civil rights act. today that hope for happiness he mentioned is at high risk of being held up at the hands of donald trump. joining me know is civil rights attorney benjamin crump. it has been 60 years since the civil rights leader reverend dr. martin luther king was presented with one of the pens used to sign the civil rights act of 1964 into law. yet we still find ourselves contend

hear today from massey's father and civil rights attorney, the attorney general black america, benjamin crump, who is representing the family. the shooter faces first-degree murder charges and i, and the rest of the civil rights community demand justice for sonya. all that ahead tonight on politicsnation. >>> 20 me henow is -- 20 me no is democrat. let me start by saying, kamala harris' entry into the presidential race coming at the end of a protracted crisis among democrats has literally changed the contest and with that, republicans expectation on how to run against donald trump's opponent, which we will get to. first, here is the vice president addressing young voters virtually at a summit in atlanta, your own state, just moments ago. >> we know young voters will be key. we know that your vote cannot be taken for granted. it must be earned and that is exactly what we will do. there is so much at stake this november. our most fundamental freedoms, the freedom to be safe from gun violence, the freedom to love who you love openly and with pride and the freedom of a woman to make decisions abo

. >> reporter: civil rights attorney benjamin crump is representing massey's family. >> so you neededot a shot to the face by the police. >> reporter: james wilburn is massey's father. >> i'm heartbroken. i just don't know what to say. >> what's the hardest part about this for you? >> i think the last words that my daughter said to me was, daddy, i love you, and to know and realize that i won't see her again, i can't talk to her again, i can't touch her again. >> reporter: grayson has pleaded not guilty. when reached by cbs news, his attorney had no comment. last week grayson was fired from the sheriff's department. documents obtained by cbs news show he has worked for six different law enforcement agencies since 2020. roxana saberi, cbs news, springfield, illinois. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in washington. a u.s. official told reuters he will meet with president biden on thursday at the white house. netanyahu is set to address congress tomorrow. this comes as israel sent tanks back into an area of gaza that it says was used for renewed attacks by militants. the

. >> reporter: benjamin crump is representing massey's family. >> all you need is a helping hand, butto the face, by the police. >> reporter: james wilburn is massey's father. >> i'm heartbroken. i just don't know what to say. >> reporter: what's the hardest part about this for you? >> i think the last words that my daughter said to me was "daddy, i love you." and to know and realize that i won't see her again, i can't talk to her again, i can't touch her again. >> reporter: grayson has pleaded not guilty. when reached by cbs news today, his attorney declined to comment. last week grayson was fired from the sheriff's department. documents obtained by cbs news show he has worked for six different law enforcement agencies since 2020. norah? >> norah: that's note worthy. roxana saberi, thank you. the global technical glitch that caused widespread computer problems is still causing big, big headaches at the airports. we have new details next. have . ♪ ♪ and ask for something for memory, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe and effective. does not require a prescription. and

. >> reporter: civil rights attorney benjamin crump is representing sonia's family. >> sonia needed ahe got a shot to the face by the police. >> reporter: james wilburn is massey's father. >> i'm heartbroken. i just don't know what to say. >> what's the hardest part about this for you? >> i think the last words that my daughter said to me was "daddy, i love you." and to know and realize that i won't see her again, i can't talk to her again. >> reporter: grayson has pleaded not guilty. when reached by cbs news today, his attorney had no comment. last week, grayson was fired from the sheriff's department. documents obtained by cbs news show he has worked for six different law enforcement agencies since 2020. roxana saberi, cbs news, springfield, illinois. >>> officials in new jersey are now investigating a fiery crash monday that killed a truck driver and caused major traffic delays across the hudson river from manhattan. the truck was rear-ended by a bus, hit a wall, and then exploded. first responders said the truck was apparently carrying hazardous materials. >>> when "cbs news round

were absolutely shocked to find out that it was a deputy who shot her ben, just hearing that benjamin crump, i mean, officer grayson says that he's no longer because it's sonya came at him with boiling water, but we watched that video just now. >> i mean, you can see in the video he made no attempt to move away. this statement that she says that she rebukes him in the name of jesus he it seemed to trigger something instead, i don't know the reaction and why it happened at that point. i mean, is there a circumstance where this would possibly be even a plausible defense? and he could raise i'm sure he's going to try to raise whatever justification to try to get away with this at this, kevin this innocent woman who call for help who needed i happen hand laura, not a shot to her face i mean, just like george floyd video, he narrated what he was going to do what she said ai rebuke you in the name of jesus he said, oh, no, you effing wall i'm going to shoot you in your evan's face and then he did it laura is so senseless. >> i may it is disturbing this video is reminisce and the last presidential