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but apparently in brunswick. the can get away with it for months at a time. we continue to enjoy their families in their homes in the him freedom. it is offensive. it's painful for his family arbery's attorneys alleged prosecutorial misconduct on behalf of the glynn county sheriff's office. >>and the waycross district attorney's office prompting a arbery's lawyers say police and prosecutors distorted the facts saying the video contradicts that michaels claims that they were defending themselves against a man they thought was a burglar same thing that will ever happen. >>to body who killed a human being like this regardless of the color of their skin. >>would have been arrested a profound. you know broad daylight ext sure sure and their profile of him saying he's a burger that's not the costume of them the only thing they knew was that he was a young black man. >>well that was to read mine are reporting a district attorney says that the case will now go to a grand jury in coastal georgia. a live look outside we have a look at the golden gate bridge here as we

blain alexander, brunswick, georgia. >> many of those protests were organized by the naacp and joiningt now is rev rent james woodall, the georgia president of the naacp. thank you very much for being here this morning, especially considering the week that you have had. first, why did it take so long for charges to be filed? >> thank you. and thank you for having me this morning. you know, we look at this case and this is an open and shut case of judicial malpractice. we were made aware of several new developments, one, additionally, the district attorney there in brunswick, she told the police -- rather she blocked the police from making an initial arrest. we also were made aware that, you know, when it came to this particular matter, there was no justification of self-defense. there was really even no suspicion of burglary as there had not been a single police officer that was dispatched to that community within over nearly two months. so we believe this was an open and shut case of down right racism and he was simply profiled because of the color of his skin. >> rev renerend, listen

>> reporter: ...made theve from atlanta to brunswick, georgia, demanding justice for ahmaud arbery. >pens too often. they kill our sons like it's nothing. >> reporter: the 25-year-old was shot to death after being chased and confronted by two men, all of it captured on video. cbs news has obtained a copy of a text message a police officer sent to homeowner larry english months ago, telling him to call gregory mcmichael, one of the two men charged with killing arbery, if a security camera detected intruders on his construction site. "greg is retired law enforcement. he said please call him day or night when you get action on your camera." an attorney for arbery's family wants the officer arrested, saying he deputized men to hunt down suspects. this security camera video shows others on the property, including children, and a white couple, on the david shooting. the owner says he never called the mcmichaels and told police nothing was ever stolen. jessi mitchell, cbs news, brunswick, georgia. >> gianola: we learned today that fred willard has died. he's best remembered as a clever comic

they were both born and raised in new brunswick and they met at st. mary's church in new brunswick after rocky returned from serving in the united states army in the korean war. there is was a story of love at first sight. they soon married and after the birth of their first child, tony, they moved to north brunswick. they are, they would raise their other two children, gina and andrea, and stay for 37 years. rocky was a proud member of carpenters local 106 out of milltown for 45 years. betsy worked at first fidelity bank. they always loved the jersey shore. after their respected retirements, they moved "ull-time to their "happy place in ocean county. their family was always welcomed down the shore. their children, spouses and especially their four granddaughters, alayna, avery and abella and artan. on may 9.ed her funeral was on the 15th. four days later, rocky past and his funeral was yesterday. d and his funeral was yesterday. i spoke to his son-in-law and talked about their family bonds that were forged through strong values that rocky and betsy i

martin savidge is joining me from brunswick, georgia. so what are you learning there?ell, fredricka, for the second day in a row, there's another very large demonstration for ahmaud arbery, and it's taking place in a waterfront park here. unlike yesterday's demonstration which took place outside of the courthouse, that very much still had the feelings of frustration and even some leftover anger. many people still frustrated by the fact that it took so long for the county officials to make some sort of decision on the case, but took only less than two days for the gbi, the georgia bureau of investigation, to make an arrest. today it's much more different vibe. it's more of a celebrate the life. you see families that are here. it's a very diverse kind of crowd. they've got grills going, music playing and they had a huge parade of motorcycles coming in. family members are here, and they will be speaking. but getting back to that frustration. there's still one issue that hangs very heavily in the air here and that is a third individual, the person who took the video that n

but apparently in brunswick. the can get away with it for months at a time. we continue to enjoy their families in their homes in the in freedom. is offense, it is painful for his family arbery's attorneys alleged prosecutorial misconduct on beialf of the glynn county sheriff's office. >>and the waycross district attorney's office prompting a arbery's lawyers say police and prosecutors distorted the facts saying the video contradicts that michaels claims that they were defending themselves against a man they thought was a burglar same thing that will ever happen. >>to. >>body who killed a human being like this regardless of the cause of this scene. >>would have been arrested a profound. you know brought a teacher. sure and their profile him say he's a burger that's not the costume of them the only thing they knew was that he was a young black man. >>those to read minor reporting the district attorney says the case is going to be going to a grand jury in georgia. >>here's a live look outside we have our bay bridge camera at the toll plaza showing us traffic mo

martin savidge is in brunswick for us. martin, what's expected today?ell, those protests, as you point out, they are demanding the resignation of the first two district attorneys. there are many who suspect that the case was stagnant for two months and that it was improperly handled. they are demanding that they step down. meanwhile, there's new video that has come to light from a home under construction in the neighborhood where ahmaud arbery died. and it's clear that home and tension surrounding it are what may have led to the circumstances of his death. police videos come from inside the home under construction in the neighborhood where ahmaud arbery was chased and killed while jogging according to his family february 23rd. three of these videos are from two months before the shooting. all from the same night, december 17th. the cameras appear to capture a black man wearing a t-shirt and shorts. 4 in the last segment he takes several steps in the direction of the road and then set off on a run. in a statement released friday, the attorney for the pro

the brunswick police reportedly had a copy of the shocking video as he is chased and confronted by the two common sense february, yet the mcmichael's were not arrested until thursday, two days after video of the shooting was finally released, s sparking massive protest. the father's a former police officer. in kentucky, the family of breonna taylor, a 26-year-old aspiring nurse who was shot by police inside her own apartment have filed a wrongful death, lawsuit against the louisville metro police department. the lawsuit details how police shot taylor at least eight times after they burst into her apartment, unannounced, with a search warrant. the man police were looking for did not live in taylor's apartment and reportedly was already detained by police when officers arrived at the residence on the night of march 13. she had been working as an emergencyy mededical techniciann treating covidid-19 patients. the supreme court hearard oral arguments by telephone tuesday in a pair of cases that will determine whether president trump can continue to keep his tax returns and private financial

with civil rights howrney ben crump about william bryan felt arbery jogging down a narrow road in brunswick, georgia, in broad daylight, before he was confronted by two armed white men, retired police officer gregory mcmichael and his son travis, who shot him t three times. thth we go to india, whichch jut saw its biggest spike of coronavirus cases in 24 hours, with 6000 new reported infections, as an estimated 3 million seek shelter from a powerful cyclone and tens of thousands have no work or food. employers threatened us when we went to ask for help. they said, do whatever you like. we don't care. our families have been worried. any food or water here. on the contrary, we are being beaten when we ask for it. amy: we will speak with indian journalist p. sainath. as all 50 states are partially reopening this memorial day weekend, historian and author mike davis says "reopening the economy will send us to hell." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.orgrg, the quarante repoport. i'm amy goodmaman. anotheher 2.4 million americans applied for unemployment last

but apparently in brunswick. the can get away with it for months at a time. to enjoy their families in their homes in the him freedom. is offense. it is painful for his family arbery's attorneys alleged prosecutorial misconduct on behalf of the glynn county sheriff's office. >>and the waycross district attorney's office prompting a arbery's lawyers say police and prosecutors distorted the facts saying the video contradicts that michaels claims that they were defending themselves against a man they thought was a burglar same thing that will ever happen. >>to body who killed a human being like this regardless of the cost of this scheme. >>would have been arrested a profound. you know brought teacher sure and their profile of him saying he's a burger that's not the costume of them the only thing they knew was that he was a young black man. that was to rika minor reporting the district attorney there says the case is going to go to a grand jury in coastal georgia. >>live look outside our bay bridge camera showing us. well it's nice and light here at the toll plaz

the killing took place in brunswick, georgia, more than two months ago but it wasn't until the video emerged this week that officers decided to press charges against a former police officer and his son. first, a warning, viewers might find some of the video in the story disturbing. >>> in brunswick, georgia, people gathered to remember ahmad arbery on what would have been the day after his 26th birthday. arbery was shot and killed in a confrontation with former police officer gregory mcmichael and his son travis in february. the mcmichaels were not arrested until video emerged this week showing the last moments of arbery's life. in a police report gregory mcmichael told police they followed him in their truck because they thought he was a suspect in some recent break ins. arbery's family says he was unarmed and jogging as he often did not far from the family's home. their attorney called it a modern day lynching. a new attorney took over the case after two others recused themselves. >> how crucial is the video. >> certainly that's an important piece of evidence. >> he had the most hu

the disturbing video that emerged tuesday shows ahmaud arbery jogging down a narrow road in brunswick, georgia, in broad daylight when he is confronted by the two armed men. as arbery jogs, travis mcmichael can be seen waiting for him in the road with a shotgun while his father stands in the back of the pickup truck with a revolver. after a brief confrontation, arbery is shot at three times. the georgia bureau of investigation said in a news briefing travis mcmichael is the one who shot and killed ahmaud arbery. this video was filmed by a third white man, william bryan. journalist shaun king said on twitter friday that bryan is also beieing charged but has not yet been arrested. the brunswick police reportedly had a copy of the shocking video since fefebruary, but before thurursday, no charges had been filed against the mcmichaels who claimed they chased arbery because he looked like a burglary suspect. gregory mcmichael is a former officer with the glynn county police department who also worked as an investigator in the district attorney's office there. this is ahmaud arbery's mother

my province, brunswick on the east coast, we've only had about a hundred cases.t seriously but are slowly opening things back up. for example, parks have now been opened locally and we can gather in groups of only ten, as long as we are outside and still retaining social distancing measures. but really you must be itching to get on the road again and travel abroad. what is on your list for the places you want to go next? i have plans to go to peru and of course, those are now on hold. that's one i'm itching to go to as soon as i can. i've got to find myself in the jungle sometime soon. it does give you a chance to explore your homeland, canada, some more. are you going to do that? yes, definitely. my province, brunswick, haven't spent a lot of time here in the past couple of years — i'm always travelling. for example, there are the highest heights in the world, 15 metres of vertical water goes up and down each day. i think as soon as i can, i'll be up there maybe getting my feet muddy in the ocean. i wish i was there too. we're going to stay on this side of the o

. ♪ happy birthday >> reporter: dozens of people released balloons this morning in brunswick, georgiaonor arbery, ten weeks after the armed father-son duo chased arbery down in their truck while he was reportedly jogging near his mother's house. in the mcmichaels 911 call february 23 they claimed arbery was a burglary suspect. cell phone video of the incident shows the mcmichael's tried to block arbery, which led to a physical confrontation with travis who was holding a shotgun. arbery was shot twice and .tumbled to the ground. questions remain if the man who shot the video, william bryant, will face charges. arbery's mother wanda cooper jones says she was stunned when she learned of the arrests. >> as we waited over two months and they hadn't been arrested. and g.b.i. had it for two days. it was a shock. it was really a shock. >> reporter: did you worry that your prayers were not going to be answered? >> i'm going to be honest. at times, my faith was tested. but at the end of the day, i knew that he would come through. >> reporter: she probably won't watch the video of her son's deat

brunswick d.a. jack johnson recused herself in the case was reassigned to george barnhill, the d.a. in nearby waycross. neither filed charges against mcmichael or his 34-year-old son, travis. 74 days after the shooting, both were arrested following the release of a cell phone video apparently showing 25-year-old ahmaud arbery's death, prompting the georgia bureau of investigation to get involved. >> it's 2020. this was a lynching of an african-american man. >> security camera video has service which apparently show arbery minutes before his death briefly enter a construction site near travis mcmichael's home. lawyers for arbery's family say what followed was the unjustifiable execution of an unarmed young black man in broad daylight. they are urging the special prosecutor to be zealous in her search for justice. protesters are calling for the swift prosecution of arbery's killers, a social media threat against future protests led to the arrest of a 20-year-old. saying that sean smith created a facebook user i.d. of an unwitting individual to post a hoax threat. bret. >> bret: allega

>>reports from brunswick, georgia arbery's mom spoke about the arrest during the march.>coming together to stand for the social injustice of amman are >>it gives me square 1, the very beginning seeing that i have nationally it's best thing that actually standing that are berry's mother says the support has given her strength. >>organized by the land it how chapter of the omega psi phi fraternity, the group says some of its members had a personal relationship with our berry and coached him in high school take time to. >>to honor them and that was a mob aired i mean this man. had review had goals that were taken away from him are berry's mother and father are leading this silent march in as you can see it's a 2.23 mile march in brunswick to honor the date the 25 year-old was killed. >>hundreds walking together starting at the historic grizzly building in brunswick to seldon park. >>i had the chance to speak with our berry's mother about the latest developments in the case when gbi announced the arrest of roddy bryan, what went through your mind we finally waited the zanu f

brunswick police have reportedly had a copy of the shocking video since february, but no charges haveeen filed against the mcmichaels -- who claimed they chased arbery because he looked like a burglary suspect. on tuesday, a local prosecutor announced he would bring the case to a grand jury. the arbery's family attorney, lee merritt, said tuesday -- "the series of events captured in this video confirm what all the evidence indicated prior to its release -- ahmaud arbery was pursued by three white men that targeted him solely because of his race and murdered him without justification. this is murder." in election news, a federal judge has ordered the new york state board of elections to restore the democracy presidential primary which had been canceled. the ruling came in response to a lawsuit filed by former democratic presidential candidate andrew yang. the board of elections says it plans to appeal the ruling. the supreme court heard arguments over the telephone tuesday in case to determine the constitutionality of a 2003 law that forces overseas affiliates of u.s.-based nonprofit g

doing this for 3 years the cell phone video initially posted by a brunswick radio station shows a black man running on the left side of the road the truck is parked ahead of him the runner crosses the road passing the pick up on the passenger side then crosses back in front of the truck then the sound of gunfire ignites as the man and man with the fire arm are rusling after a 2nd shot is made the runner punches the man then a 3rd shot is heard and you can see the runner staggering before falling face down according to a police report the 2 men who reportedly shot are barry 64 year old gregory mcmichael and his son 34 year old travis so they armed themselves after seeing a man running who fit the description of someone involved in a local robbery according to the report mcmichael said his son fired 2 shots gregory mcmichael recently retired as an investigator in the brunswick district attorney's office he also worked as a police officer for glynn county no arrests or charges have been made but now an outside prosecutor in charge of the case says he wants a grand jury to decide whether cr

the video shows him jogging in a neighborhood outside of brunswick, georgia. sandwiched between two pickup trucks. two armed men. we don't know if the other person that shot the video, they may have been armed too. i don't know for sure. check on that. a physical confrontation between arbery and one of the men ensues. three gunshots are heard before arbery falls to the ground. the video is disturbing. watch. gunned down in the middle of the street. imagine if that were your loved one. your son or grandson or your brother or cousin. just imagine. this network has not independently verified who filmed that video. finally the president commented today on this. here it is. >> so i saw the tape. it's very, very disturbing, the tape. i got to see it. it is very disturbing. i looked at a picture of that young man in a tuxedo. i will say that looks like a really good young guy. >> he could have stopped there but the president went on to say this. >> you know, it could be something that we didn't see on tape. you know, if you saw things off tape and then back on tape.

she's from valdosta and valdosta's not next door but it's a lot more like brunswick than atlanta is.ink she understands small-town georgia. she understands south georgia. >> holmes was an only child raised in a working-class neighborhood. her mother, a nurse. her late father, retired military. cedric mobily went to high school with holmes. he, too, believes she's the right person, at the right time. >> she really understands the impact that the way a situation like the one in brunswick has on the entire community. and i think that that's why she is the perfect person to be helming this case because she is conscientious of the way that it will affect such a small, tight-knit community. >> it's an understanding holmes will need to rely on as she searches to find justice in a case that now looms so large. >> this case could actually have political implications. you see, district attorney is an elected position in the state of georgia. holmes was appointed to fill a vacancy. she won't actually run to be cobb county district attorney until this fall. which means, depending on how well she

there should be an inquiry as to what is going on in brunswick, georgia. >> that's absolutely correct. i certainly appreciate your continued advocacy, rev, and you've been on the front line dealing in which the communities of color have been adversely impacted in an unjust criminal system for decades. even in the midst of a pandemic you can have a situation where a young african-american man who is jogging, ahmaud, is gunned down in cold blood and nothing happens. as a result of the fact that this tab was was subsequently release, a tape they've probably seen, it's put it in the leet. a public inquiry is justified so we can explore how we can be better in america. >> there are discussions going on in congress about budget cuts. you've complained that every time they talk about cutting the budget, it seems they want to cut the budget from those programs and those citizens and the safety net that need it the most. >> we're thankful for the leadership with explosion pelosi and the democratic caucus, we're not going to bear the brunt on the public health side and one way to prevent that i

he was out for a run in brunswick, georgia.f the killing surfaced weeks later, sparking outrage throughout the country and criticism of how the investigation has been handled. on monday this week, surveillance footage from the day he was killed. more surveillance tootage released today plus audio from a 911 call. martin sav itch has the latest. >> an altercation from the same neighborhood, less than two weeks before ahmaud arbery's death. >> what's the address of your emergency? >> we've had a burglary. i was in the neighborhood and i just caught a guy running into a house being built. >> the video obtained by cnn is captured by one of eight security carolinas set up in and around the house that's under construction in a community outside brunswick, georgia. it is the same home where arbery was seep looking around on the day he died. unlike that day, the new video is at night, between 7:00 and 8:00 p.m. according to the homeowner's attorney and depictures an unidentified individual walking in from the left side of the view. the

last hour, the naacp has rallied in support of arbery in front of the glenn county courthouse in brunswickgeorgia. across this country people are planning to run 2.3 miles in honor of ahmaud and what he was doing when he lost his life. today would have been ahmaud arbery's 26th birthday. i want to bring in marcus arbery, sr. he is ahmaud's father, and ben crump, attorney for the arbery family. marcus, i'm so very, very sorry for your loss, sir. tell us a little bit about your son. who was ahmaud arbery? >> he just was a young, very well respected young man. he just loved people, and he was the kind of young man that, if he had a dollar and you asked him for that one dollar, he would give it to you. his heart was bigger than life. i tell you, he just loved people, was a good young man. he just was outgoing with everybody. he just loved the people. he just didn't deserve to go out like that. >> today, again, would have been his birthday. what did he like to do on his birthday? how would he have likely celebrated turning 26? >> hang around with friends and stuff like that, try to put some mea

were hundreds of people and it was a very mixed crowd that represented the diverse nature of the brunswick community. this had been planned before the arrests and no one was saying that this is the time to celebrate. in fact they said this is just the first step and there is still a great deal of frustration, many are still deeply troubled by the fact that the georgia bureau of investigation can come in and in less than two days of looking at the evidence determine that an arrest is warranted on the charge of murder. whereas the local authorities spent over two months investigating and did nothing. there is also a frustration about the potential for a third person that may have been involved and whether or not they will be brought to justice. that person is william bryant, he is the person taking the video. interestingly enough the fact that of course without that video, many people believe we wouldn't be where we are today with the arrest. but at the same time in police reports, he has been depicted as either a witness or a pa participa participant. and so it was asked could he be arreste

the atlanta, the atlanta and double acp says plans are in place for a massive rally and protest in brunswick, georgia tomorrow, demanding justice for the are very famine. >>despite guidelines from the white house on what needs to happen before reopening a number of states have already opened businesses health experts say that could be a big mistake which is actually already having consequences plus the race to find a treatment for covid-19 has led to this of all places lama us how the animals >>the race to find effective coronavirus treatments has led researchers to another animal lamas specifically of 4 year-old lama from belgium named winter. her anybody's show promise in blocking corona virus from infecting cells. belgian and us researchers published their findings this week. researchers have turned to lamas in the past to find promising therapies against similar viruses. the hope is that lama antibodies can be used for prevention by injecting in an infected person such as a health care worker. the protection would be immediate but temporary lasting about a month or 2 and new injections w

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brunswick d.a.e. brunswick d.a. jackie johnson recused herself from the case, and the case was reassigned to george barnhill, the d.a d.a. in nearby waycross georgia. neither revealed that the waycross district attorney had already taken a role in the case and reviewing evidence, advising the glenn county police department regarding whether to make arrests in the case. mcmichael and his 34-year-old son, travis, were not arrested until the georgia bureau of investigation got involved after cell phone video apparently capturing arbery's death went viral on the internet last week. the video has prompted protests, calling for swift prosecution of arbery's killers and any local authorities who may have tried to protect them. the gbi has arrested a man for making terroristic threats against future protests. the agency says 20-year-old rochon smith created a facebook user i.d. of an unwitting individual to post a hoax threat. meanwhile, lawyers for arbery's family are praising georgia's attorney general fo

case one of the suspects previously investigated ahmaud arbery when that suspect worked for the brunswickl circuit d.a.'s office. gregory mcmichael and his son travis were arrested. march the in the savidge has more from south georgia. >> reporter: gregor mcmichael and travis mcmichael and father and son that were arrested in the death of ahmaud arbery had their first appearance in court today. it was done by a video link from the county jail here to the courthouse in town. it was a pretty simple affair. their rights were read to them. charges were also read against them. and it was also said there was no bond at this particular time. they were done individually in both cases each one took less than two minutes and didn't have anything to say other than to acknowledge when their names were called. outside of that very same courthouse earlier in the day had been a huge protest. in fact one of the largest that had taken place in this tragedy. many of the attempts to try to have protests before have been limited due to the pandemic and the limitations that have been put on crowd gatherings b

ana. >> martin savage for us in brunswick georgia. thank you. >>> state department watchdog reportedly ininvestigating investigating secretary of state mike pompeo. tune in tonight for a cnn honors as cnn honors the graduates of 2020 with the help of lebron james and gal gadot. the two hour event starts right here at the top of the hour. ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. >>> welcome back. a state department source confirms secretary of state mike pompeo is under investigation for improperly making use of a political appointee. in the wake of president trump's firing of yet another inspector general. it was linnic who was report lid leading the investigation into pompeo. here to answer your legal questions, one viewer wants to know what are the legal powers of inspectors general and are their

>>hundreds walking together starting at the historic risley building in brunswick to seldon park.>i had the chance to speak with our berry's mother about the latest developments in the case when gbi announced the arrest of roddy bryan, what went through your mind we finally got. >>waited to rest zanu from the very beginning he was mobbed cooper jones says she believes there are other parties that still need to be investigated. >>members of the service organizations say it's personal for them i think about my sons and my daughter to school run excited every day. >>that it could have been one of them so that they become to go home when it takes the change the face of the nation change the mindset of people realized that this could have been your son could have been your daughter could have been you the march was followed by a celebration of life at the park that you keep that was brittany mueller reporting. >>bryan junior was charged with felony murder and criminal attempt to commit false imprisonment but he says. >>he was only a witness in the incident now earlier 2 suspects who co

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recorded the moment arbery was cornered and shot twice while jogging near his mother's house in brunswickgeorgia. travis and gregory mcmichael were arrested thursday and on friday, charged in the february 23 confrontation. amy elrod is the fiancÉe of william bryan, the man who filmed the shooting. >> i mean, it's turned our lives upside down. >> 911, what's the address of your emergency? >> reporter: in the mcmichaels' 911 call that day, they told the operator they were chasing a burglary suspect. bail was denied for the mcmichaels, and no court date has been set. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >> as we mentioned, we're reporting from indianapolis tonight. and around here the month of may is very special. but for the first time since world war ii, there are no festivities leading up to the greatest spectacle in racing this month. the indy 500 has been postponed until august. the speed way is quiet tonight with only a heart felt message on the iconic scoring pylon to those on the front lines of the pandemic. last month, scores of police cars lined up on the historic track to pay tribu

berry, an unarmed african american pedestrian who was shot dead in the town of brunswick in february after being pursued by three white men, at least two of them armed in a pickup truck. according to the police report, one of the men, retired brunswick investigator gregory mcmichael initiated the chase when he supported arberry, quote, hauling a, his behind, through his neighborhood and assumed that he was an active burglar. never mind that arberry was actually jogging through that neighborhood as mcmichael enlisted the armed backup of his son travis and an unidentified neighborhood because he thought that arberry had just burglarized a house under construction, compelling him to make a citizens arrest. more than two months later, neither mcmichael has been arrested, him or his son. a memo from a previous district attorney on the case claiming that they had, quote, probable cause to believe arbury was committing a crime, justifying a citizen's arrest, their firearms protected by state's open carry law. the memo adds when arbury seized travis mcmichael's shotgun as allegedly depicted

>>this video of the mob arbery out for a jog in brunswick, georgia shows a pickup truck and 2 men with guns drawn a struggle in the street. and sounds of gunshots. in what the georgia bureau of investigation calls a very important piece of evidence show you the gbi says investigators spent 36 hours going through case files before arresting gregory mcmichael and travis mcmichael a white father and son who now face murder and aggravated assault charges for the death of arbery a black man the arrests come weeks after arbery's death yet just days after the video surfaced online increasing public cries for action according to a glynn county police report, 64 year-old gregory mcmichael told officers that arbery violently attacked his son. he says aubrey looked like someone he believed to be behind recent break ins in the area. yet no string of crimes was reported in the weeks before the shooting 911 dispatch records, a concerned caller 911 was it just not here to tell us white >>fred got a great job where we're where at the tiller short, i don't know what at that and it. >>a top arbery's fat

the shooting took place onhe 23rd of february and authorities, local prosecutors in that area, brunswicka, effectively said it was self-defense, these guys were trying to conduct a citizens arrest and there is nothing to see here. then there were complications that emerged with connections between the elder of the two, currently accused, and law enforcement. he had worked in law enforcement, another in an office. finally earlier this week when the video emerged, not exactly clear when prosecutors first saw that video, but when it emerged there was nationde outcry about it. so much so that joe biden called the contents and evidence in the video a lynching. anchor: what has been the reaction in georgia and ahmaud arbery's family? gary: arbery's family are glad these arrests have been made. they say he was an innocent man out having a jog on a sunday afternoon. he was effectively shot dead for no reason at all by a father and son who are now in custody. many people, including the president's daughter, have questioned why it took so long for authorities to take any action. the president desi