we saw energy on the streets as people were marching how would you describe the mood in shelby countyre you hearing from your constituents >> hi, chris, thanks for having me the reality of it is since friday, i received over 5,000 e-mails in support of representative pearson i see them on camera marching, but i actually can hear them outside of my window as they're coming down to our board room as we prepare for this vote at 1:30 in just a few minutes. so i am, as you stated, already in support of sending him back a great number of those constituents have already reached out to me, so i'm looking forward to casting my vote in his honor. >> are you confident of his reinstatement? >> let me say this, we have two of our democrat majority that are out of the country, so i'm hoping the ones that are present all show up at 1:30 so we can cast our votes. >> pearson told "politico" last night that he is hopeful about reinstatement but he also said there's a caveat i want to play that. >> legislators and people in the governor's office, i have been told, are threatening to withhold over $300 m

>> [indiscernible] amy: another dramatic day in tennessee as the shelby county board of commissioners voted to reappoint justice pearson to the tennessee house of representatives less than a week after he and justin jones were expelled for joining peaceful protests against gun violence after the national christian school massacre. we will hear highlights from wednesday's memphis rally and speak to emory university professor carol anderson, author of "the second: race and guns in a fatally unequal america." >> that fraud has been that swaddling of the second amendment and the flag and patrtism in a sense of the litia was there to protect and defend democracy when in fact the militia was there to -- designed to control black people and deny black people their rights. so what we have in the bill of rights is the right to destroy black people's rights. amy: them president biden signs legislation ending the coronavirus national emergency, that millions with long covid say that pandemic is not over. we will speak with the journalist living with long covid. all that and more, coming up. welc

are you glad >> it is a celebration, clearly on the steps there in shelby county the shelby county commissionust voted back justin pearson to the tennessee state house again, he is the second person the other expelled representative to be voted back into the state house justin jones was voted back on monday again, this is already meaning change down there in tennessee part of what we have been seeing all of this uproar over these expulsions, protests in support of these two men, but also the protests for gun reform now means that the governor of tennessee has signed an executive order expanding background checks. he's also calling for red flag laws justin jones spoke to my colleague andrea mitchell a little bit earlier today about that >> the governor will not be taking this step forward without the actions and the demands of young people showing up at the cap capitol by the thousands this is the first step i talked to the chief of staff, we want continued negotiations to get a ban on assault weapons, a ban on high capacity magazines, universal background checks there are many steps we need t

shelby county, tennessee, shut -- in the state of alabama. these things are all interconnected, and if we star looking at the history, you're gonna find that the ways peopl who are doing this, saying these things are taking thei playbook out from the pages of history. i'm spending most of my spar time now going through the issue, that era of reconstruction i'm writing about this stuff now. and let me tell you, reading some of these accounts i almost like reading th newspapers of the day before yesterday. these tactics are being brough back from that era and we better learn from the lessons that they should'v taught us coming out o reconstruction >> on that, that doug jone talk to ali velshi yesterday about super majorities in th south. let's listen >> a challenge that we have in the south is that for so long, democrats just abandon us down here we were left to fend for ourselves. and we are trying to defen things, the culture wars tha were not always easy to defend in 20 tan, most of the legislatures and the south became the supermajority and

shelby, before that, kate rogers, please are expectations too high, kate?analysts are expressing con fidness they're leading up into earnings with a lot of confidence in mcdonald's ability to continue to perform in this environment we're looking at same-store sales and this will be key and projectioned to be 0.9% and we'll have an eye out to see if offerings like the cardi b and offset will help boost sales this quarter as we've seen in the past next up is mcdonald's is benefiting from any trade down as consumers start to feel higher prices weigh on them both at grocery stores and other restaurants and mcdonald's could see more business as a result of that and if price hikes are continuing and what traffic has looked like so far this spring are people coming in and are they spending more or less coming in and how sensitive are consumers to price right now those are the key items i'm watching for >> did coke tell us and did they say how they did it? what would you do with the stock? >> you know, what i'm thinking about mcdonald's as a consumer play, it's not

don't want it just to be about race. >> yes, i would be honored to accept the appointment of the shelby county commission and to run in a special election and i've already heard that people in the state legislature and in nashville are threatening our shelby county commissioners to not reappoint me or they will take away funding in the government's budget for projects that the mayor and others have asked for. >> meantime, vice president harris praised the lawmakers during a surprise trip to nashville last week. >>> the republican senate primary in west virginia shaping up to be one of the most expensive contests in the state's history. the two candidates west virginia governor jim justice and congressman alex moony are courting influential backers an anti-tax group has pledged to spend $10 million on moony and a state ag candidate and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is using his clout to push for governor justice whoever wins the primary will likely face off against joe manchin who faces a tough 2024 reelection campaign. this west virginia race could determine which party control

and the shelby county board of commissioners say it will consider action to reappoint pearson during a meeting set for wednesday. the democrats were asked on "meet the press" if they would accept a reappointment >> we will continue to fight for our constituents and one thing i want to say, chuck, is that this is an attack against us is hurting all people in our state even though this is disproportionately impacting black and brown communities, but their attack on democracy hurts all of us. i don't want it to just be about race. >> yes, i would be honored to accept the appointment of the shelby county commission and run a special election i've already heard people in the state legislature and nashville are threatening shelby county commissioners to not reappoint me or they're going to take away funding for projects that the mayor or others may have asked for. >> vice president harris praised the lawmakers during a surprise trip to nashville last week. >>> fallout is growing following a federal judge's decision to suspend approval for a widely used abortion medication on friday afterno

you are not listening to the communities like memphis and shelby county that are suffering .are listening to the folks dealing with gun violence every day, every news cycle. all of us should be transformed in the way we are thinking about solving the problem but instead of being transformed to do something to solve it, we are silencing folks who say we have to say something. the resolution is not expulsion, the resolution is doing something to pass meaningful gun violence prevention. that is what we should be doing. that is what you should be doing. saying, how do we prevent incidences that are happening? how do we prevent this from happening by ensuring the proliferation of gun violence ceases on our watch? that is what folks are calling for, asking for, and demanding and that is what i will continue to ask for and demand. because we can do it. it is possible for this legislative body to pass more just laws. whether the will is there is up to each of you. it is up to you to decide whether or not we need red flag laws or if we will pass gun locker storage laws or if we will s

his fate is up to the shelby county board of supervisors.s ryan young is in memphis, the county seat for shelby county. ryan o rally is happno

see you, shelby.rt with bowing. >> absolutely. great to be back when it comes to boeing, it is going to be a hold for me, it starts with what you mentioned before, the concerns around the near-term top-line impact of the 737 delays but when we look a little bit deeper into that, we see a little bit more concern about the quality of the supplier network. there's a big question, is this going to be another transitory issue? how long is this going to last so understanding that there is only so much that boeing can do when it comes to ameliorating this issue, i think it is definitely reflected in a little bit of the punishment of the stock. there's also the concern of the fact that this is a substantial portion of the 737 backlog and 737s being such a large portion of the top line sales. and i would be remiss if i didn't think that there was a little bit of extra punishment in there, but the fact that it just sometimes needs to be hit after hit, and there may be some even long-term buy and hold investors

shelby walker joins us with more.insley: so you weren't feeling well. you go to this medical lab. how did you feel when you heard those were the results? >> >> it's devastating. i was worried more worried about my family and children and grandkids. >> ainsley: is there anything they can do to get this out of your system? >> not that we know. we don't know anything. the doctors don't know anything about it. there's just nothing. the only thing they are telling us is to do more testing and monitoring. >> ainsley: what about your children, your grandchildren, your husband? >> my husband has tested positive. my two younger children are 12 and 14. they go at the beginning of the month to get tested. >> ainsley: how scary. what do you tell -- whose fault is this and how do you feel? i'm sure you are so scared. you probably can't move because who is going to buy the houses there? >> you're right. that's my biggest issue now is, you know, this has happened. we're going to have to deal with this. this is something that is goin

earlier today, the shelby county commission voted to reappoint justin j.earson to his duly elected position, to represent the good citizens of district 86 not a single republican showed up for the vote. >> representative -- >> yes. >> on behalf of this body we have some commissioners in the queue, say congratulations again. >> pearson, surrounded by supporters was ecstatic once his reinstatement was made official. his return comes less than one week after house speaker cameron sexton fast tracked this extraordinary punishment, not deployed since the 1800s shelby county commissioner lowry said the expulsions were hasty and brought about an unfortunate outcome. that outcome helped expose how deeply undemocratic tennessee has been really for decades. and how quickly republicans are capable of acting when it's about their own angry feelings just not on doing anything to stop mass shootings. ahead of today's vote, the tennessee three rallied supporters where they promised that this is not the end but rather the beginning of a much bigger -- a much bigger moveme

he says that threats have been made against memphis and shelby county. this these are pearson's districts, um against the loss of funding should they reinstate pearson? they are in the process. memphis of negotiating with the state, multiple key projects, and the threats of the state may not fund them, according to a remiss he's calling this political retribution we have reached out to the shelby county. mission. for a comment on this. meanwhile i have spoken to a city council member here in nashville. he has not heard of any threats. fred isabelle rose. alice. thank you so much in nashville. i want to bring in now. martin luther king the third now. for his perspective. he is the chairman for the drum major institute, a global human rights leader and the son of dr reverend martin luther king jr so good to see you, mr king. i mean, your impressions now of justin pearson. you just heard him from the pulpit invoking the name of your dad and saying the movement lives or dies in memphis. the place the city where your dad was assassinated. what are your impres

talk across the state about whether or not what could happen here at the statehouse might affect shelby county and whether not funds would be held back. but now we're hearing we believe that what will happen in memphis will pearson will get a chance to come back to the house . but he he was here today to and energized the crowd and see both these young men standing together strong addressing this crowd. the crowd came to hear these two people. at some point it sounded like they were addressing like of rock concert because it was so loud here where people amped up and pumped up to go into the statehouse. people admitted to us today they had never been to the state capital, but they wanted to be here to support these two young men who they felt like were unjustifiably kicked out of the safe house last week to elected officials both expelled one now reinstated ryan young, thank you very much now to the other. joining us now the man in question, representative justin j. pearson, representative. thanks so much for being with us your reaction tonight to your colleague being reappointed to the

his fate is up to the shelby county board of supervisors. cnn's ryan young is in memphis, the county seat for shelby county. ryan o rally is happening now to support pearson. any doubts about whether he will be reinstated. yeah that's what they believe that pearson will be reinstated . the energy is behind him, as you can feel with this yeah that's what they believe that pearson will be reinstated . the energy is behind him, as you can feel with this crowd that is marching a mile from the lorraine motel. all the way to the county. permission dude, look this direction that tennessee three are actually walking just ahead of us. this is actually been a nutrition giving with this weather right now because the weather has been so hot that several people have sort of passed out on this walk. we do know that they are planning to move people toward that county commission. we believe that will last about two hours, and then they will send back those minutes to the state capital. what a week. this has been to see democracy play out this way, with all

we have reached out cnn has reached out to shelby county, the shelby county commission for a comment on that now this easter sunday, we did hear from that ousted lawmaker justin pierre. person as he delivered a powerful sermon at his father's church. listen. tom, mr. to expel. let them do what they muster promise. sunday is election. all right. and i do want you to take a look at this twitter posts posted by representative gloria johnson, who survived that expulsion vote . she is with jones. they are on their way at the nashville airport on their way to new york city. and that woman that you see on the left there right there that is legendary folk singer joan baez, who is having a show here in nashville and is supportive of their movement, jim alright. isabelle rose salas should be very interesting tomorrow. thanks so much. we appreciate it. earlier today i spoke to a member of the national metro council who will take part in that special meeting tomorrow. councilwoman quantity, tome says of republican lawmakers were trying to silence pearson and jones. their efforts backfired. here'

so we again, there will be a vote over in shelby county or a discussion in shelby county on wednesdaye reinstallment of pearson. tonight all eyes are on the courthouse here in nashville where the metro council will possibly vote to reinstate justin jones. neil? >> neil: what a quick turn of events. thanks. by the way, all things politics. it's not only california governor gavin newsome saying that ron desantis would waste his time. donald trump saying the same thing that desantis would only hurt the republican party. it only gets worse. after this. with the money we saved, we tried electric unicycles. i think i've got it! doggy-paddle! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ lowe's knows the first step to motivation is inspiration. so, we've got new everything. new flooring, new paint, new patio sets, new pillows. i can keep going if you want me to. you got this. and we got you. are you feeling sluggish or weighed down? metamucil's new fiber plus collagen can help. when taken daily, it supports your health, starting with your digestive system. metamucil's p

members have confirmed to nbc news or on social media that they do plan to reinstate jones and the shelby county board of commissioners released a statement saying it will consider action to appoint pearson during a meeting set for wednesday. the democrats were asked on "meet the press" if they would accept a reappointment >> we will continue to fight for our constituents and one thing i want to say, chuck, is that this attack against us is hurting all people in our state even though this is impacting black and brown communities, this is hurting poor white people their attack on democracy hurts all of us. i don't t to just be about race. >> yes, he will seth accept the appointment of the shelby county commission and to run in a special election i've already heard that people in the state legislature and in nashville are actually threatening commissionersto no reappoint me or they're going to take away funding for proonlts that the mayor or others have asked for. >> vice president harris praised the lawmakers during a surprise trip to nashville last week. >>> the republican senate primary

>> tennessee county shelby county board of commissioners has voted unanimously to reinstate democratson to the state house of representatives. ♪ ♪ >> norah: twitter to warm oil. elon musk talks about the troubles the social media platform has faced since he took over. >> the pain level of twitter has been extremely high. ♪ ♪ >> norah: our tax series, if you use apps like venmo to get paid, you want to hear the new irs rule. >> if i didn't have multiple ways that somebody could pay me, i feel like i would lose business. ♪ ♪ ♪ sweet dreams are made of these ♪ >> norah: and the big names added to the national recording registry. ♪ these country roads ♪ ♪ take me home ♪ ♪ imagine all the people ♪ ♪ living life in peace ♪ ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us. today, we want to begin as we are learning more about that horrible massacre at a louisville bank. we are hearing from the family of the gunman for the first time, saying they will fully cooperate with investigators. they are revealing that the shooter had mental health challenges, which they said they were "activ

you are not listening to the communities like memphis and shelby county that are suffering .e listening to the folks dealing with gun violence every day, every news cycle. all of us should be transformed in the way we are thinking about solving the problem but instead of being transformed to do something to solve it, we are silencing folks who say we have to say something. the resolution is not expulsion, the resolution is doing something to pass meaningful gun violence prevention. that is what we should be doing. that is what you should be doing. saying, how do we prevent incidences that are happening? how do we prevent this from happening by ensuring the proliferation of gun violence ceases on our watch? that is what folks are calling for, asking for, and demanding and that is what i will continue to ask for and demand. because we can do it. it is possible for this legislative body to pass more just laws. whether the will is there is up to each of you. it is up to you to decide whether or not we need red flag laws or if we will pass gun locker storage laws or if we will sto

we have reached out to the shelby county board of commissions to get a comment about those claims. here in nashville. we spoke to councilman jeff syracuse. he says he is not aware of any threats being made against the metro council right behind me. still, he's worried. i do worry a bit that these kinds of threats as it relates to memphis and their fedex forum. right now we're going through very detailed conversations about a new titan stadium and it's part of the state's actions to take over some control of nashville, including our sports authority. it's very troubling when we're going through a $760 million revenue bond resolution for our stadium that their suggestions that the state is going to threaten our local municipalities. if we do put them back into their seats, this kind of rhetoric and threatened needs to stop and we need to have continued. good substantive policy and constructive discussions, not threats. and over social media. we're seeing flyers circulating so called day of action. nashville ian's here organizing a rally an hour before the metro council meeting happen

that is where we want to tur now to today's culture critics shelby russian is a -- host and tv personalitysk is consistently inconsistent when it comes to his rules abou twitter. what do you make of the chao that he is creating with these blue checks? i think he's doing it on purpose because people actuall criticize him having that blue check mark having a blue check mark i almost like a badge of dishonor if you have, it it's like yo had to pay to remain relevant. i don't think that people wh confuse lebron james or opra winfrey for anybody that's out there pretending to be them, because they've got tens o millions followers right now it does give you a little bi of - >> i think we might have los mike there we'll go to shelby when more of a serious note, hear a lot of celebrities li on the verification system t separate them. are the real danger is here in disinformation, or peopl imitating real celebrities and going forward, what is the danger that exists around that >> absolutely. once you take the blue check away, it's hard to identify th real ones from the fake. i've had friends, i hav

will continue so i'm expecting high turnout at historic rates, not only in nashville, but also in shelbynty for representative pearson. because what we know, what the evidence shows is that they are never going to let up for their communities and what their communities need and their communities are responding in kind and as someone who grew up in shelby county, tennessee, you better believe that the energy will be there for representative pearson just like it is for representative jones right now >> can we go back to mark? mark is in the building at this point. mark is mark there? >> can you hear me >> i can hear you. >> what is the mood in the building what's going on? >> well, not everyone is inside the building a few people, a few family and loved ones, a number of supporters are here from around the country. so we're just all waiting to escort him upstairs. it's really a serious mood hey, this is big this is historic you've not seen anything like this since the nashville street movement when we were on at the metro council hearing, and i'm going switch my camera so you can see some

his political fate will be determined tomorrow during a special meeting by the shelby county commission, so it could be possible that like his colleague, justin jones, he will once more be sent to the state house as an interim successor. they will have to certainly face a special election following tennessee law. we have been reporting over the past week. political tensions rising we've heard from the chairman of the tennessee democratic party that leaders in both memphis and shelby county have faced political threats, he says. of losing state funding for key projects. should they reinstate justin pearson? we have reached out to the shelby county commission for comment on that we have heard back from the tennessee house republicans who released a statement just hours after justin jones was reinstated back to his seat yesterday. and they said, quote should any member be reappointed. we will welcome them, erica bianna. so we're watching for that tomorrow? meantime in terms of the fallout after that shooting at the covenant school, the republican governor of tennessee today, introducing pl

we're going to talk with someone who will be voting on whether to reinstate justin pearson that is shelbyounty commissioner nis ka clay bibs. she joins us right before that vote gets underway so stay around for that. >>> in the meantime, that strong plea from the louisville doctor treating victims of this week's deadly mass shooting we can't keep doing what we're doing, he says, and he'll join me with an update on the three survivors still hospitalized that's next. >> there's only so many times you can walk into a room and tell someone they're not coming home tomorrow, and it just breaks your heart when you hear someone screaming mommy or daddy. it just becomes too hard day in and day out to be able to do that now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their own replacement parts. (foreman) nice work. (vo) and retailers can get ahead of the fashion trend of the day with a new line tomorrow. with a verizon private 5g network, you can get more agility and security. giving you more control

shelby county and memphis. these are the districts of former representative pearson. they are facing political retribution for simply the idea of reappointing pearson take a lesson. memphis is in the mix of negotiating a number of budget items with the state and, uh and there are threats of that has been mentioned or talked that has happened and occurred with those county commissioners who will reappoint justin pearson that that the state might preemptively decided not to fund those projects in memphis and shelby county, but this wouldn't be the first time that this has happened. and fred, the chairman of the shelby county board of commissioners, mckell lowry says that on wednesday they won't discuss pearson situation before that regular scheduled meeting on wednesday, but then they will attempt to get a quorum and call for a special meeting to address next steps. fred all right, isabel rozelle's thank you so much. alright still ahead. we're live in rome, where pope francis is leading easter vigil service inside st peter's basilica while questions about his health lin

shelby county commission. do you think they have the votes to return? i. both of those bodies are overwhelmingly democratic. i think democrats across the state understand. of the people and i do wholeheartedly believe that they will be returned to their rightful places in the state house of representatives. are you aware of any potential retaliation? if from the republicans there if they are returned. well, that has become that has become the norm in this state political retribution from this republican supermajority is something that we're worried about every single day. i'm concerned, especially with accounts coming out of memphis that there are threats by this supermajority to withhold funding for projects that they have in the works for city and county government. uh we've seen this republican supermajority attack both memphis and shelby county for standing up against them, but more so i'm concerned about retaliatory measures that they may take to try not to seat to see these individuals are representatives belong in the state house of representatives.

shelby walker, thank you for being here tonight. >> thank you for having me.ested positive for vinyl clear eyed. vinyl -- chloride. you are now on an inhaler. the news crews left and the attention died down but you are living that experience every day. please tell me what you have been going through with your family. >> it's a nightmare. they have taken my home, my family away. my family is spread all over the place. they have taken everything that was formal to us. we are losing our minds. we go from sad and upset to worry to angry because they are taking care of other things around town, but they are not taking care of the people that are here in direct danger still living in all of this mess. it's like a war zone out here. it's constant trucks and mud and the smell. it's just never ever what i would have thought i would have to live through something like this. >> i had cancer myself and i racked my brain since the diagnosis what caused it, even though the doctor said there was no specific cause. if you know you are possibly ingesting scr vinyl chloride whh

mark is shelby county . i'm getting messages that shelby county commission who will appoint will decide and they're they're not set yet. i had a conversation with the coordinator of elections before all this happened. and to ask, and they be reappointed again. and he with a big smile said it's up to the house who serves in the house. so the question mark is. how will republicans up there on the hill respond my last question. we talked about this just a little bit racially speaking as someone who has lived in this state, almost your entire life. what message? do you think this sent yesterday with how the state will be viewed moving forward. this was an attack on democracy. and, you know, i'm a southerner. ah grew up on a farm in the south and all the good and bad that goes with that, and we know we have a lot to work on together. it's going to take us working together. that's why i do my work with organized indices protecting elections protecting democracy and this was flat out and assault on democracy, and i

. >> you know what's interesting, the great carol shelby, who made the shelby cobra left texas in the60s to come to california to build cars. could you imagine leaving texas and coming to california to manufacture something in 2023? also, here's a thought experiment that i think would work. do you think if a number of joe biden's aides said to him, you can't run for president, we're already in our second term, do you think he would believe that? >> tucker: that's good. i don't run into biden too often, but i'm going to say that. adam carolla, performing in new york in may. good luck there. great to see you tonight. >> thank you. >> tucker: we're going to south florida tomorrow to mar-a-lago to interview donald trump, who is front runner in the race for the republican nomination. this will be the first time he has spoken with the media since his arraignment. that will air tomorrow night 8 p.m. eastern. a gun man murdered several people at a bank in downtown louisville today. the question is who did it and why? usually authorities don't want to tell us, which is usually a sign there's a

. >>> the shelby county board of commission will vote today on whether to reappoint justin pearson tosentatives. pearson was expelled last week for his role in gun control protests on the house floor. >>> and a pair of air jordan 13s worn by michael jordan in the 1998 nba finals has sold for $2.2 million. that is the most ever for a pair of sneakers. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we do want to begin with some breaking news from louisville, kentucky, where police just released chilling and disturbing body camera video showing officers responding to the deadly mass shooting inside a bank and taking out the killer. overnight, a fifth victim died. of the eight others wounded, three are still in the hospital, including a rookie officer who was shot in the head. in an emotional news conference today, the mayor of louisville said his city is shaken, scarred, and angry. a surgeon spoke of his weariness from treating so many gunshot victims. for the victims i

be reaointed to the tennessee house wednesday as justin jones was on monday if a majority of the shelbyission' is 13 members agree to it. coming up, republican texas governor greg abbott says he's working as possible to pardon u.s. army sergeant who was just convicted of murdering a black lives matter protester and a 2020. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: justin jones singing with joan baez "we shall overcome" as they met at the airport. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as we go right now to the capitol of texas, to austin, where republican texas governor greg abbott says he is working as swiftly as possible to pardon a u.s. army sergeant who was just convicted friday of murdering a black lives matter activist and a 2020 just blocks from the texas state capitol building. the move comes after an austin jury heard evidence in an eight-day trial and deliberated for 17 hours before it convicted daniel perry of murder and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon for fatally shooting 28-year-old garrett foster, who was an air force veteran

so shelby there's and a human rights defenders. a used to be the same person in the field, and so may be also find that 3 somewhat up to know 100 as a these keisha's. but speaking of a 186 cases there, i actually want to put a, a face on some of those names rather than just being numbers. so sarah, you're part of frontline defenders. we, we've gone to your website here and, you know, just looking at it, it's broken down by country. you look at columbia and look at these faces, attempted killing, new death threat. why was he killed? now think just for, for bringing to flow into this conversation, then definitely, i think when we have numbers more than reporting a number of cases, we want to bring the memory of those who are the kids. and so a story of why they would kill it. so when the keys will still look when he was actually killed together with another defender short hold on, but go and they were killing the february last year. the 2 of them were company seen those leaders sometimes in english, not the best thing that people use

the shelby county commission will consider wednesday if justin pearson will be reappointed. >>> and spanish jacket with his win at the masters. rahm is the fourth spaniard to win the iconic tournament. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm wendy gillette, cbs news, ne. >>> new battle lines for abortion rights. >> hands off the abortion pill. >> the biden administration prepares to defend access to the most widely used drug for abortions. the latest on a bombshell legal ruling in texas with nationwide implications. >> we want the courts to overturn this reckless decision. >>> also, easter message. pope francis highlights hope as he fights off health issues. ♪ hallelujah ♪ >>> while in the holy land three faiths mark a rare overlap. >>> we will not be silenced. >> nashville struggles following a mass shooting, protests and expulsion of the tennessee three. >>> in the west record snow for ski resorts like alta, utah. it's the winter that won't quit. >>> and later, around the world in 80 days. these 81-year-olds did it, and they're not done. >> cheers to bot

across the state the chair of the shelby county commission that voting body will have a meeting to discussf justin pierson to his seat. he understands the need to punish those who break rules but he believes the expulsion of state representative justin pierson was conducted in a hasty manner without consideration of other corrective action. the move to expel jones and appearance son who are both black, follow gun reform demonstration they held with democrat gloria johnson on house floor. house republicans say the protest was disorderly broke chamber rules. jones and pierson said the motivation seemed racist, johnson who was white was not expelled. those on the other side of the aisle the implication is just false. >> that representative glorioso yaw johnson pleaded, apparently convincing people enough to say that she was not a very active participant, to imply that it has anything to do with race is really, really untrue. >> reporter: yeah, the tennessee house will be back in session later this evening. we expect protesters to meet lawmakers as they go to handle did the peoples business. a

and shelby. why can't i get it? they don't want their last names used. they are friends, colleagues. gun enthusiasts. what gun or guns? you know, now i have a ruger and a rossi. both rifles, both from long island, new york city adjacent, both professionals. jen has her permit but has yet to buy a handgun. and why do you want to buy a handgun? i've been wanting to buy one for years. i'm also someone that lives alone for a couple of years now, so probably for safety mostly, but i do enjoy coming to the ranges and shooting trying them out. seeing which one is the best fit for her. shelby like many americans , made the decision to arm up during the pandemic. do you feel safer? having a gun? i do. why because i'm not sure the chaos is over, and i just feel like a lot of people have guns, and it would be good to have a single female. i live on my own, and why not protect myself the number of both state and national instant criminal background checks check required before one can purchase a gun and a rough indicator. how many people are either purchasing or pos

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and memphis is not the memphis city council, it is the shelby county commissioners who would have toto send you back to the state house. now, and pc news has not com from this, i told you i was in the nashville streets today, and i heard chatter, amongst members of the state legislature, amongst folks locally, here. people who i know in memphis who said that, there is concern that if the shelby county commissioners do move i support of you, that memphis i 350 million dollar ask that is currently before the state legislature to fund a projec in the city the convention center, -- >> stadium >> that they are concerned tha ask will be pulled, it would not be met have you heard that? >> i've definitely heard tha rumor. i further some lobbying by people in positions of power t make that happen i am not sure if it's 100 an true, no one has to come and told me, what they're about to do the question for our count commissioners, what price ca we be bought for i don't think there's a pric for our democracy, i don't think there's a price for ou citizens who want to make sure their voices are hea

>> tennessee county shelby county board of commissioners has voted unanimously to

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and shelby. why can't i get it? they don't want their last names used. they are friends, colleagues. gun enthusiasts. what gun or guns? you know, now i have a ruger and a rossi both rifles, both from long island, new york city adjacent, both professionals. jen has her permit but is yet to buy a handgun. and why do you want to buy a handgun? i've been wanting to buy one for years. i'm also someone that lives alone for a couple of years now, so probably for safety mostly, but i do enjoy coming to the ranges and shooting trying them out. seeing which one is the best fit for her. shelby like many americans , made the decision to arm up during the pandemic. do you feel safer? having a gun? i do. why because i'm not sure the chaos is over, and i just feel like a lot of people have guns, and it would be good to have a single female. i live on my own, and why not protect myself the number of both state and national instant criminal background checks check required before one can purchase a gun and a rough indicator. how many people are either purchasing or possi

and i've already heard that people in the state legislature and in nashville are threatening our shelbyounty commissioners to not reappoint me or they'll take away funding for projects that the mayors and others have asked for and this is what folks have to realize is the power structure is always wielding against the minority party and people. >> there may well be some constitutional rights that have been violated here, and that's something the federal courts could be looking at. >> exactly. >> justin jones and justin j. pearson, thank you for sharing your views with us >> thank you very much, we'll keep fighting. >>> turning now to the unprecedented scene that played out in new york city on tuesday as donald trump became the first president charged with a crime, 34 felony counts stemming from alleged hush money payoffs he made to adult film star stormy daniels at the time that it's alleged to avoid a scandal ahead of the 2016 election trump's route to the courthouse to be fingerprinted and arraigned was trapped in an o.j.-like style overhead that you might expect from the new york cit

yes here and shelby county.e have now been threatened that funds will be taken away from shelby county if they reappoint justin pearson, back to his seat. and that is unjust. that is not something that they've done in nashville as it relates to justin jones. and i just want to call that out right here right now because the threats that are taking place it's not. it's not right. it's unlawful and we have to do better as a society. thanks to you ladies appreciate a very powerful point. thank you for educating so many lisa. tequila and tequila. thank you so much. thank you. thank you. alright a pair of rival court rulings are once again bringing the abortion rights fight to the forefront. federal judge in texas ruled that the fda is more than two decades old approval of the drug medford pret zone should be halted. it's one of the main drugs used in abortions. but a federal judge in washington state is protecting access to the drug in 17 democratic led states and the district of columbia, which sued to protect medic

i would much rather be talking with you about legislation t protect shelby county and to protect our communities than talking about why we don't deserve to have ou representation lost because we came to the well of this house saying, we've got to d something! >> the white republican man of the tennessee legislatur believes they had much to teac the two black men who they hav decided to expel one of the white republican ma told representative pearso it's not about the rules that was the only true thing that republican said tonight it clearly was not about the rules because according to the rules of the tennessee legislature no one in th history of the legislature had ever been expelled for issue of what they are calling decorum. they've only been expelled for being found guilty of crimes representative lambert who sai that about not being about the rules, he also said this >> we all, all of us want to make sure that there are n more children killed >> that is such an eas sentence for him to say but no a single republican in tha legislature has ever considere doing anything to stop the

well only justin jones was reinstated today, another loca -- the shelby county board of commissioners vote on th status of this man the other lawmakers, justi pierson. on wednesday, and up wel today's vote marks a very, ver small step for democracy i tennessee, maybe no step at all, because it's not even back t the status quo what it was a week ago, there still a long way to go. right now, tennessee republicans are threatening to withhold funding from justin pierson's district, if he is reinstated in a transparent attempt t overturn the will of its elected representatives, the rules say, the county, or th municipality, from which the representative comes from, decides who the interi representative will be now, they're saying they'l hold the fighting back shelby county committe commissioner telling a local news outlet, threats ove funding were, quote, about bullying people into submission, and enough is enough we have to stand for something or fall for everything and we've been bullied by th state for too long now and quote. it remains to be seen of tennessee republicans will mak good

the county commission in shelby county did the right thing today. the people of nashville in our city council did the right thing we have reappointed or colleagues back. and we are going to continue on this movement continue to fight for true gun reform and stop gun violence in the united states of america and make the starting point here in nashville and tennessee. yeah and your personal history and experience there with gun violence is indicative on what what so many millions of americans experience, one in five american families has been impacted in some way, shape or form by gun violence. i know this is a very important issue for you, and we continue to hear from justin jones and justin pearson, and they keep coming back to this issue that this is not about them. it's about the mission. they were on the fight for gun control that they were pursuing. i'm just curious, given everything that we've seen. the tragedy unfolding your state and obviously in kentucky as well. just yesterday, governor lee in your state of tennessee signed an executive ord