learning new details about his life. welcome to new day . it is saturday, may 21st. we re thrilled that you are starting your weekend with us. good morning, amara. good morning to you, boris. thank you, everyone, for joining us today. with he begin with the nationwide plight, testing the most basic function of parents. the ability to feed their child. the baby formula shortage is throwing the white house into crisis mode as parents face empty shelves. the situation is so severe, not only has the president invoked a war-time measure to increase production, but now a military plane will be used to carry formula from overseas. the defense department ordered the first flights to leave this weekend from germany. and just this morning, president biden signing a new bill into law in response to the severe shortage. it allows the waiver of certain program requirements in the special nutrition program for women, infant and children, also known as wic. they are trying to expla
samuel and toluse. they are both reporters with us. toluse, in the book you described how different systems and institutions failed george floyd. you described what systemic racism looked like in his life and murder. and i m wondering how you might present his story as evidence to those who deny or downplay that systemic racism is real. we went into deep detail in researching how these various institutions floyd s life. we wanted to show that when he met derek chauvin may 5th, 2020, that was not the first time he was suffocated by the system and nature of some of the things he faced in life. we searched family history and saw how it stripped his family of wealth in north carolina, the housing system and how he was funneled into a dehilapidated
they re saying stuff to the police. then a couple hours later, the defendants are all down at the glynn county police department also making statements. but here s the thing. you have to ask yourself, were these self-serving statements? think about it. the very first thing we showed you was body cam video. it feels hard. but you have to realize travis mcmichael is right behind dug ginn when he rolled mr. arbery over. that s what greg mcmichael and mr. bryan saw. then you have to think to yourself, okay, what s going on in their heads? there s a dead man in the street. travis mcmichael has just shot him. okay? the police are on the scene. there s now a video of it. so are their statements a couple hours later self-serving? you decide. the investigation starting on may 5th, 2020, followed by the arrest. first off, the credibility of witnesses is for you to determine who you believe and
they re making statements and saying stuff to the police. and then the defendants are down at the police department saying things. but were these self-serving statements? think about it. the very first thing we showed you what this body cam video. it was hard. but you ve got to realize, travis mcmichael was standing right behind him when he rolled mr. arbery over. that s what he saw. so then you ve got to think to yourself, okay, what s going on in their heads? there s a dead man in the streets. travis mcmichael has just shot him, okay? the police are on the scene. there s now a video of it. so are there statements a couple of hours later, self-serving? you decide. the gpi did their investigation started on may 5th, 2020, followed by the arrests. so first off, the credibility of witnesses. that s for you to determine, who you believe and who you don t believe. so what that means is you re the
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