jonna spilbor back with us. saying amber heard it changed my life describing this alleged abuse by depp in this $50 million defamation trial. jonna. >> i think we need a new definition of abuse. i don't mean that in any sort of sarcastic way. i'm saying it. listening to the last piece of testimony she is describing johnny depp getting mad because she had a kissing scene in james franco. is that abusive? she is describing it and abusive in her mind because she is testifying to it. or is this just kind of the lifestyle of two celebrities who have big major motion picture roles and have to kiss other celebrities because it is part of their job? so i guess maybe i'm shaking my head because where is this part of it going? i can understand the other testimony when he is in a drug-fueled rage according to her and the arguing and any sort of battery, of course, that makes sense. but what is this? is it just filler and garnering sympathy with a your eave who doesn't know what this lifestyle is like? i assume none of them

let's bring in criminal defense attorney jonna spilbor.s than anything but it has been entertaining to say the least. all right. so in the end, okay, this is a defamation lawsuit, not a lawsuit to prove their was domestic violence. that seemed to be the center of every single witness's testimony. do you believe that johnny depp's lawyers were able to prove that amber heard is guilty of defamation and therefore he is innocent and do you believe there will be money exchanged? >> okay. to take your first question my grandfather used to say, julie, a thief will rob you but a liar will hang you. johnny depp's mission throughout the trial was to prove he is not an abuser because amber heard is a liar. there was example after example in this trial. my favorites are the thing that kicked this off was the picture of amber heard emerging from a courtroom with an alleged bruise on her face that allowed her to get a tro at the beginning of their divorce. we learned the bruise the next day was absent from a picture. the pictures paint a thousand words.

. >> are right jonna spilbor thank you very much for joining us on this memorial day weekend, take careyou to thank you. we have celebrity or not domestic violence is not entertainment it is real because the national domestic hotline. 1-800-799-7233. 1-800-799-7233 or you can visit the hotline.org. all of the calls are toll free, they are confidential hotline is available 24/7 and more than 170 languages. >> thank you for sharing that, arthel. parents are still struggling with their hands on baby formula as a shocking nationwide shortage continues at local health department and michigan actually held a formula giveaway yesterday. but ran out of supplies and just a half an hour. veronica meadows from our philly and detroit families are increasingly desperate to find food for their little ones. >> a view from above shows hundreds of families and frantically waiting in line at an emergency baby formula distribution in dearborn, or after cart mom share their heartbreaking concerned about trying to find food for their babies admits the shortage. >> my daughter is four months. she has allergi