trump has been calling for it to be released on social media. his lawyers have yet to take legal action on this. lawyers for news organizations, including nbc news, are petitions in court today for the affidavit to be made public. dr. fauci will be with me as cdc director dr. walensky announces a major overall at the cdc, acknowledging the agency failed to respond quickly enough to the pandemic over the last three years and did not serve the public. all this as the agency is scrambling to deal with monkeypox, a polio scare in new york and rolling out booster shots in the next couple weeks for omicron subvariants of covid. we begin in florida with nbc s cal perry, ken dilanian and former u.s. attorneys joyce vance and chuck rosenberg. cal, set the table for us. what do we know about this magistrate judge? who is going to argue before him this afternoon? we understand the trump lawyers were not taking part. reporter: yes. the two parties that we are going to hear from are
police say the 18-year-old white suspect traveled three hours from a different county. we have new details this morning about how he planned the massacre, for how long. this morning the police commissioner says he had plans to kill even more african americans after leaving the supermarket. also we re learning about a previous incident where he was on the radar of law enforcement, making a chilling comment last spring. we have learned that president biden tomorrow will visit buffalo to meet with the victims families. we re also learning new details this morning about a deadly shooting in southern california where four people were having lunch inside a church after services when a gunman entered and opened fire, killing one of them and critically wounding four others. the taiwanese congregation was there at the time and authorities say that they are still investigating the motive and whether they were targeted. the suspect is in custody after being stopped by members of the
she and her friends got lost while looking for another friend s house. monahan faces up to life in prison if convicted. now to some your frustrations in florida. while the sunshine state is still drying out from last week s historic rainfall, it is the gas pumps that are really drive. cbs s manuel bojorquez tells us what is behind the shortage on how long it will last. reporter: tonight, some fort lauderdale drivers are still fighting either long lines or empty pumps. you are in line, and you are hoping they still have gas by the time you get there? hoping to have it or hoping i don t have to push in the last, like, 10-20 feet. reporter: for some, the frustration has boiled over. you hear, so hopefully we can get in and get out with no problem. reporter: is a distribution problem, a ripple effect from last week s historic flooding, high water and pump problem slowed the delivery of fuel from
the state level the states that are very that have you know what critics would call very lax gun laws. those laws are very popular, and, um, in the states that have very strict gun control laws. um they already have very strict gun control laws. and so it s just it s sort of a distribution problem. there s also just they re the sort of not to get almanzar olson, but there s sort of a concentrated benefits to foods costs thing. the people who care a lot about gun rights are very organized. just like the people who care about abortion rights are very organized. they pay very close attention of politicians and politicians pay very close attention to them. and so in the lead up, especially in primary season getting the endorsement is a big deal. so let s talk about something a little bit more fun. the super pac aligned with trump s presidential campaign has released a new ad that goes after governor ron desantis over entitlements. although it might be a little bit more memorable for, uh re
there is formula out there, but we definitely have a distribution problem and we re going to need to examine that very carefully. each manufacturer has its own distribution system, but there is no overall system that gets the right formula to the right place. the current system works great as long as there s nothing perturbing it but when the plant shut down it definitely caused problems. you are correct to call attention to it and we re working on. thank you. sorry for the interruption. i guess that question and you say you re going to look back and examine this, are you committed to coming up with a backup plan at the fda so a shortage like this forcing apartments to drive hundreds of miles sometimes to get formula for their children doesn t happen again? well, this is going to be a topic of the house hearings and the budget and many other hearings that will occur. we all need to work together to come up with a system that s i d also point out, these