is this peak gregory:? could be -- is this peak? gregory: could be.n the fourth quarter, consumers have a lot of money to spend. we see easing in supply chain pressures and commodity prices have leveled off. oil has had a hard time staying north of $80 a barrel so while i wouldn't call november/december, we could see that in january or february. we will see cooling off. the wildcard is the degree to which workers come back into the labor force. there's at least 4 million to 5 million workers who seem detached from the workforce still but perhaps the lore of higher rages as well as -- lure of higher wages as well as running out of savings could bring them back into the workforce. taylor: talking about the small growth, i'm curious how you were thinking about the yield curve. we were all up in arms when the 20's and 30's inverted. the big movement this year has been on the front end of the curve. the two's and the fives, the two's are up 50 basis points from the lows this year. what part of the curve are you watching for cues and indications? margaret:

kate: gregory, thanks for joining us. gregory: thank you.ate: investors had been waiting for that announcement. wall street recovered from earlier losses, the nasdaq outperforming, over one-percentage point up at the close. the s&p 500 closing at a new record high. the fed's decision is seen as a good island for investors. interest rates will remain low, the economy strong enough for that too. to begin. a mixed close for the european indices. the correct current managing a new all-time high -- the cac 40. unemployment in the eurozone had fallen slightly from 1.5% 7.4% in september. the cop26 clan -- the cop26 climate summit has led to leaders committing millions of dollars in investment. it puts huge amounts of money towards net zero targets. but many of the participants are still putting funding into fossil fuels, as claire explains. [applause] reporter: is being healed by some as a watershed moment. the financial sector has announced plans to pour trillions of dollars into curbing global warming under the umbrella of the glasgow financial

gregory: it depends on the cyclical dynamics of inflation.clical inflation, inflation is responding to strong demand, that is the good type of inflation. when you see inflation that is not procyclical, that tends to reflect inflation responding to supply shock. that can be a bad phenomenon because that can lead to an inflationary environment where everybody expects inflation to continue to accelerate. in that environment you want to hurry up the pace at which you are spending and that feeds into a further inflationary spiral. that is the risk of bad inflation versus the good inflation that is more demand driven. jonathan: looking forward to cpi tomorrow. greg daco of oxford economics. bloomberg putting out an article on jeffries and mr. darby making a call. he had 4450 and upgrades that to 4450 year end. despite a record jump in input costs, the largest u.s. firms were able to manage equity costs with impunity. lifting his year end s&p target by 100 points. there goes another one. it has been difficult for people expecting the index level sto

also alleges johnson told officers not to arrest gregory's son travis. she has pled not guilty.it needs some work. some major work. >> what goes through your mind when you sit in court and you see the people who are accused of killing your son? >> i often sit there and i stare at the three individuals that are responsible for ahmaud leaving. i try to get closure looking into their eyes. once they see me looking, they look away. >> reporter: for the remainder of this trial, the nation will not look away. >> people across the country, many parts of the world, will be watching this trial. what do you want people to know about your son? >> ahmaud arbery wasn't just a young black male that decided to go for a jog on a sunny sunday afternoon. ahmad was actually my son. ahmaud was a brother, uncle, grandson. ahmaud was loved by many, and ahmaud loved many. >>> up next, a rain forest under siege by fire, sandstorms, and human exploitation. into the depths of the amazon. with type 2 diabetes wg people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®.

. >> as to gregory mcmichael -- >> reporter: >> reporter: on the guilt of all three men. >> count twofelony murder. we the jury find the defendant, greg mcmichael, guilty. as to william r. bryan, count five, felony murder. we, the jury, find the defendant, william r. bryan, guilty. >> reporter: travis mcmichael's father, gregory, found guilty on eight of the nine counts. neighbor william bryan guilty on six of the nine counts. >> the quick turnaround tells me the prosecution's case was so strong, it fed the jury the information they needed. >> reporter: outside the courtroom, cheers erupted. >> we have a lot of injustice, but finally we got justice. >> my grandmama say, you made your bed, sleep in it. >> reporter: the exhale of relief evident when i spoke to the family's attorney. >> if i can start with your reaction to the verdict? >> quickly, my mind thought about just all the names, byron. michael brown, tamir rice, philando castille, eric garner. finally, two times in one year. george floyd, ahmaud arbery. jim crow is still alive and well, but we gaining on it. >> reporter: for th

it shows two armed white men, father and son, gregory and travis mcmichael confronting arbery.mcmichael struggle over the shotgun. arbery is shot three times and collapses. gregory mcmichael's defense attorney argued the senior mcmichael feared arbery was going to kill his son travis if he got control of the shotgun. >> if he had gotten that shotgun and there was any separation between travis and him, i was going to cap his ass. >> dear god, we call you -- >> reporter: outside the courthouse, arbery's family and attorneys held a prayer vigil. the reverend al sharpton called it a lynching of the 21st century that for a long time received little or no attention. >> let's not be fooled. they never intended for these three to be in a courtroom. come on. the reason they are even on trial is because some of us stood with this father and mother and demanded justice. >> reporter: back in court, the prosecution interviewed the first witness from the neighborhood where arbery was killed. matthew elbenze, the voice in the call to police that first reported arbery in the neighborhood that

as for gregory mcmichael. in the superior court of glynn county, the state of georgia versus gregory mcmichael, case number 00433. count 1 -- malice murder. we the jury find the defendant not guilty. count 2 -- felony murder. we the jury find the defendant guilty. count 3 -- felony murder. we the jury find the defendant guilty. count 4 -- felony murder. we the jury find the defendant lt. -- guilty. count 5 -- felony murder. we the jury find the defendant guilty. count 6 -- aggravated assault. we the jury find the defendant guilty. count 7 -- aggravated assault. we the jury find the defendant guilty. count eight -- false imprisonment. we the jury find the defendant guilty. count nine -- criminal attempt to commit a felony. we the jury find the defendant guilty. this 24th day of november, 2021, signed by the foreman. william barr brian. in the superior court of glynn county, the state of georgia, state of georgia versus william barr brian, case number 00433, jury verdict. count 1 -- malice murder. we the jury fi

some what did gregory mcmichael said? >> no. no.s on the guy tkpwhrfplt attorneys argue gregory mike michael, travis mcmichael and roddie bryan were trying to do a lawful arrest. they argued his son travis only shot and killed arbery over self-defense. >> i think he was -- his intention was to grab that gun and probably shoot travis. that's in-- in my mind, that's what i saw, you know. with that in mind, if he -- if he'd had gotten that shotgun and there was any separation between travis and him, i was going to cap his ass. >> and you understood he was describing for you the fight right at the very end of the confrontation? >> former glynn county police investigators stefan lowry took the stand to focus on william roddie bryan junior who filmed the chase and ultimately the killing of arbery. >> mr. bryan says front potch on the house, i looked up, see a black guy running down the road. >> according to the transcription of the interview, bryan sees a from you can in pursuit and yells. >> y'all got him? like a question >> did he ever

gregory mcmichael was not guilty of malice murder, but guilty on all other charges.t guilty of malice murder and one felony murder charges, but guilty on three other charges, along with assault, and the death of ahmaud arbery in georgia. >> many have watched this trial as a measure of where the nation stands on social justice. our anchor has a from today's vertex. reporter: the guilty verdict in the murder of ahmaud arbery has led many to breathe a big sigh of relief. >> i was completely elated once the verdict came in. reporter: the cofounder of a project and a civil-rights rights attorney have watched the trial closely, both hoping this would be the outcome, while knowing the black community has felt

gregory: great to be with you today.y we are seeing we are in pretty good shape for store shelves. occasionally you will find that item that might be out of stock on the tuesday when you get to the store. if you are back on a wednesday or thursday, we will probably have it on the shelf. that is not a production issue, not availability of food, it is getting the product from the district and center to the store , and that could be a bit of a challenge. you mentioned food prices. we have obviously see the impact of inflation in our industry as well. the good news is the supermarket industry is really one of the most competitive industries there is. our members are working really hard to make sure that customers are going to be able to find the items they need. alix: does that wind up crimping margins if you are still trying to stay ready competitive? gregory: inherently, the supermarket industry is a fairly low margin business on average. at the net to percent profit, so we need to sell a lot of items to make sure we are b

we the jury found the defendant. gregory michael guilty. count 3 felony murder. we did your find the defendant, greg nick, michael guilty. count for fairly murder. we the jury find the defendant, greg rake, michael. guilty. count 5, felony murder. we the jury find the defendant. greg rick. michael guilty. count 6, aggravated assault. we the jury find the defendant. greg michael guilty. count 7 aggravated assault. we the jury find the defendant, greg the michael guilty. count 8 false imprisonment. we the jury find the defendant greg mcmichael guilty count non criminal attempts to commit a felony. we the jury find the defendant, greg mc michael guilty. this 24th day of november 2021 signed on as to william marbra. in the spirit court of glenn county state of georgia state of georgia versus william r brian. case number c, r 2000433. jerry verdict for count. one. malice, murder, we the jury find the defendant william r brian not guilty count to felony murder. we the jury find the defendant, william barbara and not guilty count 3 felony murder. we the jury find the de

gregory mcmichael is yelling cut him off, cut him off, cut him off, travis denies he did anything to in front of mr. arbery, mr. arbery turns around and runs back. you decide what to believe. what was he trying to do? what was his intent? he told you what his intent was. our intent was to stop him. can't stop somebody, united states of america, okay. people are free here. they had no authority to demand he stop. and they're yelling at him. stop. we want to talk to you. and he's running away. that's the criminal attempt by the mcmichaels on burford. now, of course, we know the criminal attempt at false imprisonment on mr. bryan, he pulled out, pushed him, yeah, shoved him, did whatever, got him into a ditch. now, those actions on burford, did it put ahmaud arbery in reasonable fear of receiving bodily harm? yes. so now what's he doing? he's running away from them, for five minutes, he's running away from them. if they hadn't put him in reasonable fear of receiving serious bodily harm, so that he ran away from them, would he be dead? the answer is no. therefore that substantially contr

gregory mcmichael's defense attorney oorgargued the senior mcmichael feared he was going to kill hisn travis if he got the shotgun. >> if he had gotten that shotgun and there was any separation between travis and him, i was going to cap his as. >> dear god we call you -- >> reporter: outside during lunch, the family held a prayer vigil. reverend sharpton called it a lynching in the 20 first century that leaved little or no attention. >> let's not be fooled. they never intended for these three to ever be in a courtroom. come on. the reason they are even on trial is because some of us stood with this father and mother and demanded justice. >> reporter: back in court, the prosecution interviewed the first witness from the neighborhood where arbery was killed. matthew albensey is the voice on the wildly call to police that first reported arbery in the neighborhood that day. >> what is he doing? >> he's running down the street. >> reporter: when he called police, he dialed the non-emergency number for the glen police department, not 911. something he was asked about on the witness stand.

as to gregory mcmichael. in the superior court of glynn county, state of georgia versus greg mcmichael. count one, malice murder. we the jury find the defendant not guilty. count two, felony murder. we the jury find the defendant guilty. count three, felony murder. we the jury find the defendant , greg mcmichael, guilty. count four, felony murder. we the jury find the defendant , greg mcmichael, guilty. count five, felony murder. we the jury find the defendant, greg mcmichael, guilty. count six, aggravated assault. we the jury find the defendant guilty. count seven. aggravated assault. we the jury find the defendant , greg mcmichael, guilty. count eight. false imprisonment. we the jury find the defendant , greg mcmichael, lt. -- guilty. count nine. criminal intent to commit a felony. we the jury find the defendant guilty. dated this 24th day of november, 21, signed by the foreperson. as to william bryan. in the superior court of glynn county, state of georgia. state of georgia versus william bryan. count one,

the relationship with gregory mcmichael played in the judgment. i applaud the attorney general carr for demanding an investigation into her conduct and not only that but the conduct of george barnhill, a prosecutor assigned to this case. why did the ahmaud arbery family have to jump over so many hoops? why did they have to jump over the hurdles to get to the verdict they received yesterday? us unfair and unnecessary. i know that she turned herself in yesterday and facing a misdemeanor charge of obstructing law enforcement and violating the oath of office. she is facing up to 12 months in jail. moreover, facing disbarment in the state of georgia. that is a serious, heavy handed possible penalty. we are all waiting for justice to come by way of holding the actions of jackie johnson accountable for trying to obstruct the case. >> ck, we have the audio ficked. i want you to finish your thought. >> i just have to say this. the conduct is reprehencible. she obstructed the investigation. gregory mcmichael said my son killed someone. what should we do? sh

travis mcmichael, gregory mcmichael, and william bryan now face life in prison. the jury delivered the verdict yesterday after several days. out the courtroom, dozens of supporters hugged and cried as they cheered the decision and chanted arbery's name. president biden issued a statement in part saying ahmaud arbery's killing is a devastating reminder of how far we have to go in the fight for racial justice, but the verdict ensures that those who committed this horrible crime will be punished. natalie brand has more. >> reporter: the courthouse is now quiet, but around the time that the verdict was read, the demonstrators who had gathered outside the courthouse erupted in cheers. people we spoke to expressed a sense of relief. ahmaud arbery's mother said her son can now rest in peace. >> count one, malice murder, we the jury find the defendant, travis mcmichael, guguilty. >> reporter: the jury deliberated more than 11 hours before convicting travis mcmichael on all counts including malice murder. his father, greg, and their neighbor convicted on felony murder in

you do see the defendants, travis mcmichael, gregory mchighle and william roddie bryan along with theirthe pledge has entered the courtroom. danny, the -- the judges -- i'm sorry. the defense attorneys, one in particular, the defense attorney for roddie bryan had been calling for a mistrial over and over and over again. is he trying to lay the ground work for an appeal? >> this might have been some high-level chess by making this reference -- >> he made it very specifically about race over and over again. >> right. and predictably the backlash led to 100 black pastors to congregate at the trial. he may be setting up for an argument on appeal that the atmosphere was circus like at this trial denying his client the right to a fair trial. the condition i use "circus-like" is what the supreme court used. but that trial was one in which the level of publicity went to the point that it denied a defendant a fair trial. it is very rare. >> cal, has it been circus-like out there? >> i'm sorry. say again. has it been what? >> circus-like out there as the defense attorney has been trying to claim?

three white men, travis mcmichael and his father gregory, along with their neighbor william bryan, grabbed some guns, hopped in their trucks and started to chase oshry as he ran through the streets. they claimed they thought he was burglarizing houses in the neighborhood. that's when mcmichael chased off aubrey in a white pickup truck and the neighbor william bryan started behind. bryan started to film what happened when arbery tried to run past mcmichaels. he got out of the truck and after a brief struggle,ing shot ahmaud arbery. but when police arrived at the scene, this is how they treated travis mcmichael. >> do you have anything on you? >> if he would have stopped -- >> that's fine, that's fine. like i said, just take a breath. you got your i.d. and all that? no, no, don't get blood all over yourself. i get it. look around. do what you need to do, man. i can only imagine. >> police did not arrest travis mcmichael after he shot and killed ahmaud arbery. they had been explicitly told not to arrest him by the district attorney because travis' dad, the one chasing arbery, was a former inv

travis mcmichael, his father gregory mcmichael, and their neighbor william roddy bryan stood showing little emotion as the jury's decision was read. guilty on 23 of the 27 total counts. let me just say that, again. 23 times, they read out the words guilty today. the only not guilty verdicts were malice murder for greg mcmichael. as for brian, not guilty of one count felony murder and one count aggravated assault but 23 guilties and outside the courthouse, there was relief as the jury's decision was read. now, i want to note that it -- it was a decision that took the jury time. they deliberated. they went through the details. more than 11 hours to reach it. there were eight days of testimony. there were 23 witnesses and the guilty verdicts, though, after all of that were overwhelming. the jury doing its duty, reviewing the evidence. some people tried to make racial makeup of the jury, which consisted of 11 white jurors and one black juror, a key issue before the verdict. but the prosecutor says she was confident that the jury would do its job, based on the evidence, period. >> the ver

his father gregory, and neighbor roddie bryan were connected of other charge. take a look at the reaction outside the courthouse following the verdict. demonstrators chanting arbery's name. natalie has more on those verdicts for us. >> reporter: good evening, allen. the jury deliberated for more than 11 hours before reaching their decision. ahmaud arbery's mother speaking following the verdict said thinking back to last year, she never thought this day would come, but she said now our son can rest in peace. there was a brief outburst in the courtroom as the judge read the verdict. >> guilty. >> and cheering as word reached the crowd outside. travis mcmichael found guilty of malice murder. he, his father gregory, and a third defendant, william roddie bryan were all convicted of felony murder. to the verdict today was a verdict based on the facts, on the evidence, and that was our goal, was to bring that to that jury, they could do the right thing. >> reporter: this is the scene outside of the county courthouse shortly after the verdict was read. demonstrators wh

state prosecutors accuse her of delaying the arrest of the three men using her past work with gregory mcmichael as motivation. johnson has denied any wrongdoing and she has yet to enter a plea. >>> yet another smash-and-grab robbery in california overnight. this time thieves targeted a nordstrom in l.a. one suspect was wearing an orange wig. district attorneys in the northern part of the state are forming an appliance to hold thieves accountable after a string of these smash and grabs in which more than a million dollars of merchandise has been stolen. experts say organized crime rings are to blame. critics of local leaders say criminals are being allowed back onto the street allowing this streetri commonplace. >>> a mystery in northern alabama, as many as 400 fedex packages were found apparently thrown into this ravine. fedex has sent trucks to the scene. the company says the packages will be recovered as soon as possible. police are trying to find who's to blame. >>> a brush fire fueled by heavy winds forced people to evacuate their homes overnight. the flames jumped containment lin

his father, gregory mcmichael, and neighbor william bryan guilty on most of the counts arbery's mother who fought to bring her son's case to justice welcoming the verdict tonight. in the end, a case that evoked a painful history of racism amid worries of an uneven playing field was decided against three white men in the deep south by a nearly all white jury sam brock is at the courthouse with the verdict and reaction >> all rise for the jury. >> reporter: a series of guilty verdicts that took about ten minutes to read. >> count one, malice murder we, the jury, find the defendant travis mcmichael guilty. >> whoo! >> reporter: rippled through the courthouse and the crowd outside. >> guilty! >> reporter: demonstrating justice for ahmaud arbery could speak to decades of discrimination. >> i never thought this day would come. but god is good. you know him as ahmaud i know him as quez >> yeah. >> he will now rest in peace. >> amen! >> brunswick, georgia will go down in history as the place that criminal justice took a different turn. >> reporter: the jury's verdict guilty on 23 of 27 possibl

gregory mcmichael, his father, also found guilty on murder charges. william bryan guilty on murder charges. and we'll, of course, be hearing more about malice versus felony murder, but as the point was made, there will not be a huge difference in terms of the potential fates these men face. there is a lot to talk about here, a lot to cover. we'll be working the story throughout the day. that concludes our coverage right now, the trial in the killing of ahmaud arbery. more reaction tonight when i see you for >>> and we continue that >>> and we continue that breaking news. all three men charged in the death of ahmaud arbery have been found guilty of his murder. travis mcmichael, who fired the deadly shot, was found guilty on all nine counts and faces up to life in prison. gregory mcmichael and william bryan could also be sentenced to life in prison. the jury deliberated for about a day before coming to a decision. the defendants were found guilty of shooting and killing ahmaud arbery while out jogging last summer. the defendants claimed it was a self-de

instead, prosecutors say gregory mcmichael shouted threats. >> so how do you know mr.brey was under attack by strangers with an intent to kill him? because greg mcmichael told police, stop or i'll proceed your bleeping head off. >> reporter: in a defense statement, the attorney portrays a very different story. >> this case is about doing and responsibility. >> reporter: describing travis mcmichael not as a vigilante but a ten-year veteran of the coast guard who felt a duty and responsibility to protect his neighborhood using his training. >> it is scenario-based training. you are relying on muscle memory. >> reporter: the defense says arbery was seen in many occasions inside a neighborhood under construction without permission, including the day that he was killed. >> reporter: the evidence shows overwhelming travis mcmichael honestly and lawfully attempted to detain ahmaud aubrey according to law and shot and killed him in self-defense. >> reporter: gregory mcmichael's attorney argued his client's actions were well within the law. >> greg mcmichael was absolutely sure

travis mcmichael, his father gregory mcmichael and their neighbor, william "roddie" bryan, each convicted of felony murder and other charges, all now facing life in prison. ahmaud arbery's mother praying as the verdict came in, weeping after it was read. a defense attorney consoling lee mcmichael after the conviction of her husband and son. outside cheering among the supporters of the arbery family. they had held vigil for days. attorney ben crump celebrating with ahmaud's parents. his mother saying her son will now rest in peace. lawmakers across the political spectrum saying justice has been done and that the jury system worked. abc's steve osunsami leads us off in brunswick, georgia. >> i understand we have a verdict. >> reporter: people around the world were tuning into this courthouse in south georgia, watching the moment live. >> count one, malice murder. we the jury find the defendant, travis mcmichael, guilty. >> reporter: and with those words, the concerns many had about the nearly all-white jury went away. >> count two, felony murder. we the jury find the defendant, greg mcmicha

gregory mcmichael, his son travis and their neighbor william "roddie" bryan, awaiting their fate. facing life in prison in convicted. here's steve osunsami. >> reporter: there is so much concern about the demonstrations happening outside the glynn county courthouse that the judge moved jury deliberations to a quiet room that doesn't have any exterior windows. jurors are deciding if travis mcmichael, his father gregory mcmichael, and a neighbor, william "roddie" bryan, will each be found guilty or acquitted on nine charges, including murder, aggravated assault, and false imprisonment. in georgia, a murder conviction alone means a minimum of life in prison. >> doesn't matter who actually pulled the trigger. under the law, they're all guilty even of malice murder. >> reporter: if a person is murdered in georgia, law saws the getaway driver can be punished in the same way as the person who is convicted of the actual homicide. it's why william "roddie" bryan could be in so much trouble. he and the others have pleaded not guilty. in her final words today, the prosecutor told jurors that

albenzi, not gregory, or travis mcmichael. at times mr. bryan feels like he's alone out there with mr. arbery, and it scares him. he doesn't see any guns until moments before the shooting. we'll come back to that. i think if i recall correctly, the testimony was although you can see and you will see in a moment, greg mcmichael standing in the back of the pickup truck in the moments before the shooting, mr. bryan on that day, doesn't even recall gregory mcmichael being in the back of the truck. he doesn't realize gregory mcmichael is in the back of the truck until later, until afterwards. roddie bryan think it was several minutes for the police to arrive on the scene when we know it was seconds. roddie gets so many basic facts wrong, so many key facts, is it any surprise that months later he would strug tollgle to recal details of what happened that day when he couldn't recall big obvious details right at the time that it happened. let me shift gears for a moment. closing statement is sometimes referred to as closing argument. i don't want

instead, they say gregory mcmichael shouted threats. >> how do you know mr.aud arbery was under attack by strangers with intent to kill him? because greg mcmichael told the police this, stop or i'll blow your [ bleep ] head off. >> reporter: in the defense's opening statements, travis mcmichael's attorney portrays a very different story. >> this case is about duty and responsibility. >> reporter: describing travis mcmichael not as a vigilante but as a ten-year veteran of the coast guard who felt a duty and responsibility to protect his neighborhood using his training. >> it is scenario-based training. you're relying on muscle memory. >> reporter: the defense maintains arbery was seen on video on multiple occasions in a neighborhood home under construction without permission, including the day arbery was killed. >> the evidence shows overwhelmingly that travis mcmichael honestly and lawfully attempted to detain ahmaud arbery, according to the law, and shot and killed him in self-defense. >> reporter: gregory mcmichael's attorney also argued his client's action

instead, gregory mcmichael shouted threats. >> so how do you know mr.ry was under attack by stringers with intent to kill him? because greg mcmichael told the police this. stop, or i'll blow your [ bleep ] head off. >> in the defense's opening statements, travis' attorney portrays a very different story. >> this case is about duty and responsibility. >> describing travis mcmichael not as a vigilante, but as a ten-year veteran of the coast guard who felt a duty and responsibility to protect his neighborhood using his training. >> it is scenario-based training. you're relying on muscle memory. >> the defense maintains arbery was seen on video on multiple different occasions inside a neighborhood home under construction without permission, including the day he was killed. >> the evidence shows overwhelmingly that travis mcmichael honestly and lawfully attempted to detain ahmaud arbery according to the law and shot and killed him in self-defense. >> gregory mcmichael's attorney also argued his client's actions were well within the law. >> greg was absolutel

as travis mcmichael, his father gregory mcmichael and william "roddie" bryan face murder charges and potential life in prison for the killing of arbery. the state making their closing argument. >> this case is really about assumptions and driveway decisions. >> reporter: then one of the rare times race has been invoked in court. >> they made their decision to attack ahmaud arbery in their driveways because he was a black man running down the street. he ran away for five minutes. >> and reminding them the definition of a citizens arrest. >> they never, ever said, on february 23rd, 2020, that they were doing a citizens arrest. a citizens arrest is for emergency situations when the crime really happens right in front of you. >> reporter: travis mcmichael's defense attorney attempting to drive home the argument that his client was simply acting out of civic duty and responsibility. >> travis mcmichael spent almost a decade of his life learning about duty and responsibility. >> reporter: arguing to the jury his, quote, duty was necessary that february day. >> this neighborhood was being c

take a listen. >> did you deputize gregory michael?u give him any authority to act as a police officer? >> no, ma'am. my goal in sending that text is gregory michael to my knowledge had about 30 plus years of law enforcement experience. who else to be an expert witness? >> reporter: the point the prosecutor is trying to make is mcmichael was not deputized to be a police officer. the defendants maintain they were trying to make a citizen's arrest and the prosecution is saying that is not what was happening. >> thank you very much. >>> turning now to the latest in the kyle rittenhouse homicide trial. on monday, the prosecution and defense will return to the courtroom, when they will each have two and a half hours to make their closing arguments. the defense rested their case on thursday, one day after rittenhouse took the stand and his lawyers called for a mistrial. joining me now from kenosha, wisconsin, is nbc news correspondent, megan fitzgerald. what more can you tell us about where things stand today? >> as you mentioned, the defens

mcmichael is one of three defendants in the case including his father, gregory mcmichael, and william bryan. yesterday the young mcmichael testified he acted in self-defense when he shot arbery in february 2020 after a chasing confrontation in the coastal georgia neighborhood. today prosecutor pressed mcmichael on his acts leading up to the shooting. >> how many times have you pulled up on strangers that you don't know next to them with a pickup truck to ask them what they're doing in your neighborhood? >> i don't think i have in that situation. >> reporter: in his first initial encounter with arbery. >> did he brandish any weapons? >> no, ma'am. >> didn't pull out any guns? >> no, ma'am. >> didn't pull out any knife? >> no, ma'am. >> never reached for anything, did he? >> no. >> he just ran? >> yes, he was just running. >> the prosecution also pointing out inconsistencies between mcmichael's statement to police and his testimony in court. >> you agree with me when i say that you never, ever told the glenn county police department or in your written statement that you said to mr. arbe

three white men, traffics mcmichael, father gregory, along with his neighbor bryant, grab some guns. hopped in their trucks, and started to chase arbery as he ran through the streets. they claimed they thought he was burglarizing houses in the neighborhood. , they chased after ahmaud arbery, in a white pick up just, their neighbor, followed behind. brian started to filmed will happen, when arbery tried to run past the mcmichaels. they got out of the truck with the shotgun, and after the brief struggled, he shot him, and killed him. when police arrived at the scene, this is how they treated travis mcmichael. >> is there anything on you? >> justin. >> if he would've stopped -- >> that's fine, that's fine, just take a breath. do you have your i.d. and all of? it >> don't get blood all over yourself, i get that your hands are -- >> do what you need to do. i can only imagine. >> i can only imagine. >> police did not arrest travis mcmichael, after he shot and killed ahmaud arbery. they were explicitly told not to arrest him by the district attorney, because his that the, one chasing arbery

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. >> reporter: in earlier testimony, the first officer to interview gregory mcmichael while still onl you while you're talking to him that he was intending to make a citizen's arrest? >> gnknow, ma'am. >> did he use the word "arrest"? >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: a video taken by one of the defendants shows two armed white men, father and son, the mcmichaels, confronting arbery as he runs down the road. they struggle over the shotgun. arbery is shot three times and collapses. gregory mcmichael's defense attorney argued the senior mcmichael feared arbery would kill his son travis if he got control of the shotgun. >> if he had gotten that shotgun and there was any separation between travis and him, i was going to cap his ass. >> dear god, we call you. >> reporter: outside the courthouse during lunch recess, arbery's family and their attorneys held a prayer vigil. the reverend al sharpton called arbery's death a lynching of the 21st century that for a long time received little or no intention. >> let's not be fooled. they never intended for these three to be in the courtroom. the reason t

and then the 911 call made by gregory like michael try was his father. and you can look at this in several ways because when without cell phone video, that could be problematic for the prosecution. if you're looking at it from, from vantage point. because that might mean that looking into this issue of self defense and the whole point of the prosecution cases, there is no case of self defense in the killing of aubrey yukon claims. self defense. if you get in, you'll pick up truck with 2 shot guns. a chaser man caught him, confront him, and then he defends himself and call them self defense. if you're the one who instigated the altercation, this is not the wild west. and the words of the prosecutor having said that they could for only know that the jury is looking at this, wondering about be preferred defendant william bryan, who took that cell phone video because he is claiming his law as a quick claim. and he had nothing to do with the killing, he was just sort of a bystander kind of got involved but didn't really know what was going on. and he could si

according to the glynn county police report, 34-year-old travis mcmichael and his father gregory hadr neighborhood. so they began chasing him in their white pick-up truck. >> they saw ahmaud running, they grabbed the guns, and they ran behind him. >> they admitted to targeting her son because he looked suspicious. >> what are you now beginning to think? >> that i've been told lies. what i was told by the detective was all wrong. police report was totally different. ahmaud wasn't burglarizing anything. ahmaud was just running. >> and greg mcmichael and travis mcmichael chased this young man in the street. and hunted him down. and shot him. >> in the glynn county police report, wanda learns more about the details of that day. >> travis mcmichael shot ahmaud arbery three times at close range with a shotgun. >> six seven. >> all right, guys, everybody's got their weapons up, correct? >> everyone's got their weapons. >> okay. >> while ahmaud lay dying in the streets with travis mcmichael literally covered in ahmaud arbery's blood -- >> black male. middle of the roadway. looks like about m

so gregory michael makes his driveway decision.eway. five minutes later, ahmaud arbery is dead. >> the prosecutor then explained what they did next. >> greg mcmichael chooses specifically knowingly and intentionally to arm himself with a handgun because he hauls ass inside of his house and gets his revolver. he gets his son travis mcmichael who gets his remmington .12 shotgun. >> the friend and neighbor then joined the chase. >> defendant brian sees mr. arbery running away from the white pickup truck and he makes an assumption because he has absolutely no idea what's been going on and he joins the mcmichaels in chasing down mr. arbery. >> lawyers for the mcmichaels and brian are claiming self-defense they were trying to make a citizens arrest because they had reasonable knowledge he committed a felony but at no time did arbery say anything during the confrontation nor did the defendants say they were making a citizens arrest and video of the killing which brian shot on his cell phone. arbery's father couldn't handle the images and

fwreg ri gregory was found not guilty of malice murder. which means jurors found he did not have the intent. travis was the trigger man. under the law, the other two could have been found guilty, but it's not unusual for jurors to single out the trigger person. fwa has extremely tough sentencing laws. malice murder and felony murder carry a mandatory life sentence. the only discretion that the judge has in sentencing is life with with parole or without parole. even if the judge grants the possibility of parole. they have to serve 30 years in prison before they become eligible. >> that's quite a long time. when do you think we're going to -- i don't think they have announced the sentencing hearing yet, but how quickly do those normally happen post guilty verdict? >> it depends on the jurisdiction. there's not going to be a whole lot of suspense about the sentence. here i think that the next focus will be on the federal charges. and whether frankly they will cop a plea. since most will spend the rest of their lives in prison, they will have

as to gregory mcmichael. in the superior court of glynn county, the state of georgia versus greg mcmichael, case number cr2000433. the jury verdict form. count one, malice murder. we, the jury, find the defendant greg mcmichael not guilty. count two, felony murder. we, the jury, find the defendant greg mcmichael guilty. count three, felony murder. we, the jury, find the defendant greg mcmichael guilty. count four, felony murder. we, the jury, find the defendant greg mcmichael guilty. count five, felony murder. we, the jury, find the defendant greg mcmichael guilty. count six, aggravated assault. we, the jury, find the defendant greg mcmichael guilty. count seven, aggravated assault, we, the jury, find the defendant greg mcmichael guilty. count eight, false imprisonment. we, the jury, find the defendant greg mcmichael guilty. count nine, criminal attempt to commit a felony. we, the jury, find the defendant greg mcmichael guilty. this 24th day of november, 2021. signed by the foreperson. as to william r bryan.