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Next week on this show i'll be live in selma, alabama, marking the 50th anniversary of the historic civil rights march from selma to montgomery. a few months after the march, president johnson signed the voting rights act into law. and yet 50 years later, the right to vote is still in jeopardy with legislators across the country proposing laws to make it harder for people to cast our ballots which brings us to our foot soldier of the week a bronx native who wants to use her poetry to get new york city youth involved in politics. crystal valentine has been writing poetry since she was a fourth-...

toss the head set fell. >> zimmerman says he was acting in self-defense and has never been arrested or charged, but martin's family and their many supporters claim that racial bias in the shooting and the investigation. so now the fbi has stepped in and the justice department has opened a civil rights investigation. cnn legal analyst sunny hostin joining me now with more on all of this. why don't we go ahead and start with trayvon's cell phone friend. i understand you actually have a copy of her sworn affidavit. give us the details, sunny. we'll kind of unfold the conversation from t...

Hospitalized in critical condition because as you said, bill, she was shot in the chest. then he took the pickup truck and ran over her, even adding more sadness to the story. she is mentally disabled. authorities tell us she has mind set after fourth-grader. so obviously poor young lady is going through a tough time right now recovering in the hospital this morning in critical condition. bill: this story just gets worse. do police have a motive? >> they do. at this time, they think he was targeting his ex-wife and his daughter because they were witnesses in the case against him. he was standi...

Staff was going to be replaced. by the time the elementary school opens on thursday. the teachers and staff packed up their gear in boxes and walked away. students and their parents feel they're getting a raw deal, losing all the people they know and who know them. >> it's going to make all my teachers move to another school. >> reporter: more than one student and parent told me they feel it's unfair. it's like starting over in the middle of the year. >> we all know our teachers, and they know us. and we're going to get teachers we don't even know where they come from. >> reporter: in the wind...