greg jackson also told me that we think of it like the supermarkets.n't that many big ones, but they are competitive when it comes to pricing and we want to be the same as them.— to be the same as them. people are worried that — to be the same as them. people are worried that the _ to be the same as them. people are worried that the prices _ to be the same as them. people are worried that the prices could - to be the same as them. people are worried that the prices could rise . worried that the prices could rise immediately? fist worried that the prices could rise immediately?— worried that the prices could rise immediatel ? �* ., , immediately? at the end of my report i said that immediately? at the end of my report i said that april— immediately? at the end of my report i said that april is _ immediately? at the end of my report i said that april is the _ immediately? at the end of my report i said that april is the deadline - i said that april is the deadline for this energy price guarantee that the government had imposed. it was going to be two year

i want to commend groups by greg jackson, kim, unity of justice as well as moms demand and other groups who put pressure and republicans to join us in this effort if they really want to keep the community safe, and work with us to pass the break the cycle of violence act. >> all right congressman, steven horsford of nevada, thank you for being with us. after the break, virginia governor glenn youngkin was supposed to be the rising republican star who would lead his party passed the trump era. it has not quite turned out that way. i will explain in this week's got you. but first, my colleague jessica layton with today's top news stories. jessica? thank you reverend al, stories we are watching for all of you at this hour. russian saw the 30s in the kherson region in southern ukraine have ordered evacuations in the face of a looming counteroffensive by ukrainians. meanwhile, ukrainian officials say that russia launched another massive wave of rockets overnight. once again, and a critical civilian infrastructure. the country is dealing with widespread blackouts after russia knocked out a th

greg only described as a profound sense of pride. they steroid me as if to say, look at what we've done! >> a historic moment, as justice ketanji brown jacksonto proceed on the supreme court on friday. the court's new term starts tomorrow, and this term to be more consequential than the last, with the court poised to your cases on voting. how states can decide elections, affirmative action, gay rights, and more. this is all against the backdrop of a court crisis marked by inviting, polarization, and record low public confidence. our legal panel is joining me now to discuss. maya wylie is a civil rights attorney and former u.s. assistant attorney, and mark joseph stern as a senior writer at slate. welcome to you both. i want to talk about some of the most consequential cases. i want to start with merrill v. milligan. i want to start with a case that has a redistricting map by -- its slash majority black congressional districts in the state from 2 to 1. plaintiffs say that this violated section two of the voting rights act, which prohibits voting practices the description nate on the basis of race. the lower court agreed. but earlier this year