the minutes of the first meeting, i was worried that he would not be activated with his credentials. i was worried he wouldn t be introduced to the house in time for the meeting monday night, but he was and i m so proud of our legislators for putting the politics behind them and putting the voice of the people first. of course, we know there will be a special election where he ll have to run again to maintain that seat thank you so much for joining us with the very latest information, giving us your perspective on all of this tonya hancock, great to have you here. thank you, ana. i appreciate it. a grand jury in virginia now indicted the mother of a 6-year-old boy who shot and seriously wounded his first grade teacher in her classroom the mother is facing charges of child neglect and failing to secure her handgun nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has more reporter: that mother is now facing a felony and misdemeanor count after her 6-year-old son shot his teacher w
reporter: now, monday s decision is just one step of the process for jones. this was a temporary reappointment, which means that he will have to face a special election in coming months. that is also the same for his colleague, justin pearson. his fate will be decided tomorrow by the shelby county commission in memphis. if he is reappointed as well, he, too, will face a special election in coming months. so, still a lot to be determined, ana. okay, catie beck, thank you with the latest from nashville for us joining us now is tonya hancock, a nashville metro council member who voted for jones reinstatement. that vote was unanimous, all 36 of you voted to reinstate him. what message did you want to send well, really the people sent the message. we received over 2,000 emails,