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A, quote, slam dunk. but with the court's 6-3 majority, even slam dunks aren't a sure thing. i'm joined by one of the people suing alabama over the congressional map, evan milligan. thank you so much for being here tonight. i really appreciate having your perspective. and i just want to start by talking about the real-world impact that this is having in alabama in terms of who is representing alabamians in congress. >> sure. thanks for having me. so in alabama right now we have one of our seven congressional districts that has a majority-black voting age population. that district is district 7...

Disenfranchised by these people in charge of key states? >> that's always been the scary concept to me. i've been much less concerned about the voting laws in georgia and texas, i think way too much was made out of that. what is really concerning is the people who are actually in charge of certifying elections, not being willing to go by the facts. it hasn't been across the board. down in georgia, i think we had a great result with brad raffensperger, the secretary of state there winning. but there are a handful of people, particularly in arizona, mark finch hamm, who is particularly going to ...

The fda's vaccine advisers are recommending moderna and pfizer's covid vaccines for emergency use in kids from 6 months to 5 years old. it's a key step in the process of vaccinating the youngest americans. the fda and cdc still have to sign off on all of this, but it could happen as soon as this weekend. that means that babies and young kids could finally start getting vaccinated next week. joining us is dr. meghan rainey, emergency physician and academic dean of health at brown university. thank you for joining us as always. after looking at the data on these vaccines, you called them "slam d...

Invest in that have been underinvested in for a long time that it is hard to prioritize. what manchin basically did was throw cold water on that notion and say, you might want to do ten different things, you're going to get two or three. so pick them. and i think that's the hard part coming back, which is going to say, okay, well, if we can get two or three, what are the two or three things we really want to do. he was supportive of universal pre-k, supportive of some of the climate provisions. he had concerns with some of the way that child tax credit was drawn. and all of those things would ...

Arkansas and stayed. never found out that tom moved away. >> i didn't feel like i could go back home to montana. >> reporter: why? >> because tom was there, and i thought if he was willing to kill somebody to be with me, i didn't know what he'd do. >> reporter: corrosive. that's what it was. but then, 13 years after dr. rein's murder, this man got a new job. this is brant light, who in 2009 became the top prosecutor in the montana attorney general's office. and one of his duties was to help small counties prosecute particularly difficult cases. cold cases. >> we don't get the slam dunks turned...