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Charges for his death. a former police officer in texas has been acquitted on murder charges following the shooting of jonathan price two years ago. civil rights attorney, lee merritt, who represents the price family, says, he will appeal the doj to the doj, to bring federal criminal charges against the officers. and the white house another conference on hunger, nutrition, and health for the first time in over five decades. president biden revealed his national plan to end hunger and increase healthy eating, and physical activity by the year of 2030. monday is my birthday, but my real attentio...

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At the supreme court. yes, ketanji brown jackson is now a justice, but these decisions that were made the last week's change so much, pivotal rulings on abortion, guns, the operation of church and state and now the court says next term, which starts in the fall, they will take up a case with serious implication for elections, all federal elections. joining us now jeffrey toobin and anchor of "early start," attorney at law laura jarrett. jeffrey, i want to start looking ahead next year. this elections case out of north carolina is just huge. explain it to us. >> you know, my son graduated from ...

The New York Times published its first article on the pentagon papers. Reflecting on the significance of the history it created, the New York Times writing today, quote, the lies revealed in the papers were of a generational scale. And for much of the American Public it seeded a suspicion of government that is even more widespread today. Remember a few years later came watergate, a scandal that forced a president to resign and raised even more distrust in government. And now, along with a republican assault on Voting Rights, we are learning more about efforts to dig up dirt on Congressional De...

Incendiary rhetoric could go to the 2022 midterm and 2024 vote. the threats, according to "the associated press" now leading local election workers to quit, raising concerns that partisans could step in to replace them. the attacks on voting rights are frankly hard to combat due to a lack of federal protections made possible by the supreme court's 2013 decision. almost immediately after the ruling, republican-led stating began passing voter id laws. a voting case could be decided as early as tomorrow. meric garland called often the