his latest book now available in paperback is wilmington's lie. i've had the privilege of reading these three books and i encourage you to pick them up buy copies and read them. they're terrific. so to get us started, let me ask each of our authors to tell us about their latest work. what led them to their topic? and what does it tell us about the state of our nation indivisible question mark today? professor brand okay thank you, david. and thank you all for coming. can you hear me in the back? okay. okay, very good. a few years ago. i wrote a book about the civil war or what? i have come to call. the civil war of the 1860s having written a book that i put a title on our first civil war about the american revolution. and when i was writing this book which focuses on john brown and abraham lincoln and the events that lead up to the civil war. i was thinking about what motivates individuals to make. these faithful choices that they do with john brown and abraham lincoln. they both believed that slavery was wrong, but they took diametrically opposed

we know the president is a deeply religious person, usually goes to mass here in wilmington when he's in delaware so he will be going today in texas. now, after that, we won't see him because he will be meeting in a closed private meeting with these families, of victims and families of survivors for really an extended period of time. the white house left a lot of time for the president to meet with them, to talk with them, becoming that empathizer, concealer in chief. after that, the president and the first lady, they will meet with first responders before heading back here to wilmington. so a very, very long day that the president will have on the road really the second time in just two weeks that the president has gone to a memorial site of a mass shooting to really grieve with that community there. boris? >> a role that he frequently had to play now multiple times in his presidency. jasmine, we shared with our viewers the video of vice president kamala harris at that memorial in buffalo, while she was there she called for action on gun control legislation, specifically an assault w

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he was coming home to wilmington on a weekend and was walking through the airport, looked up and saw a billboard and on that billboard was jill biden. joe was with one of his brothers and said she was the kind of woman he wanted to date. at that point he had been a widower. the brother fixed him up. he knew jill. he set them up on a date. that is how they ended up going for that dinner and a date. she was in her early 20's. >> he was a very determined suitor so it took him five proposals before she finally said yes. what can you add to that story? why was he so determined and why was she hesitant? >> he was determined because he fell in love again and he just knew that he wanted to marry jill. he also had 2 young sons. jill was a little bit hesitant for a couple of reasons. one was the end of her first marriage. this is the consideration of beau and hunter. she did not want beau and hunter to lose another mother. " this was something else that caught my attention. early on, they said that job was going to be president one day and she needed to be ok with that. >> yes. that is the sto

. >>> a terrible boating accident in georgia has left five people dead two boats collided in the wilmington river with one of the drivers now under arrest among the dead, four members of the same family. our catie beck reports on the tragedy. >> reporter: hoisted by helicopter to safety this is one of four survivors in a deadly boat crash in georgia where five others lost their lives. >> we're going to need an additional ambulance >> have i two unconscious victims. no doubt, i'm coming to you. toss me a third in the water. >> reporter: a memorial day weekend tragedy unfolding near savannah, georgia saturday morning when two center console boats traveling in opposite directions collided on the wilmington river authorities confirming savannah history teacher chris leffler, his wife laurie and their sons 23-year-old zack and 17-year-old nate died in the accident, as well as 37-year-old robert chauncey >> there is a lot of people that are hurting right now. >> reporter: chris, known as a passionate caring teacher and football coach. >> we just looked at each other. had tears in our eyes. how th

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we have to go back to this live shot from wilmington. look at this fog. unbelievable. >> live in wilmington in front of the bathroom while. it was not clear. >> absolutely. the white backdrop? no that is fog. they had a fog alert right now on the peninsula where he is. also into new jersey. if you look on satellite and radar you can see the influx of moisture pushing offshore ringing low-level clouds to the east coast. meanwhile, farther west, interstate 55. from jackson mississippi through st. louis into chicago. some showers and if you storm starting to fire up. actually the threat of more storms throughout the day. therefore we have severe storms possible down into jackson and just to the west of oklahoma city near kansas city. there we are looking at a marginal risk maybe of tornadoes possible on the lower end of the >> sure. that shoots of tomorrow with a wide swath of parts of the midwest. and out to the great lakes. a threat of severe weather. 23 million people at risk for sunday from little rock into memphis right into cincinnati. as far as the re

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she joins us live from wilmington, delaware. jasmine, walk us through the agenda for the president's visit. what is he doing today in texas? >> reporter: yeah, boris, well, the president and the first lady have a long and likely emotional day today when they head to texas. we'll see them depept from here in delaware later on in the 7:00 hour eastern time and they get to uvalde, texas, around 11:00 eastern time. really putting in for that transit the first thing we will see from them is they will head to that memorial at robb elementary, really to pay their respects to those who have passed away. and then we will see both the president and the first lady attending mass at sacred heart catholic church. we know the president is a deeply religious person,ton he church so will be doing that in texas. the president and the first lady will be meeting with families of victims and families of survivors. they'll be meeting with them for just under four hours. the white house intentionally put a lot of time for the president to meet with t

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i exhibited mostly in wilmington. joe was eight. there's a big difference between -- i state the obvious -- between thesensibilities. and can i tell you one story what i love about scranton or shall i stop? >> no, go ahead. >> there is an a story i tell, the basis of the relationship between me and joe. across the street, a little girl, mary mcgee, and she had a birthday party. she was turning six. so i got all dressed up in my patent leather shoes and after went over to the birthday parties. ab and when i went in, all the girls had been in a different school and i was the neighborhood kid who came and none of the kids talked to me which is understandable. and i went to mrs. mcgee, i want to go home. i wasn't-- i didn't like it there and she said oh, no, no, stay, it's okay. and i said, no, it's not. and i started to cry. and i said i want my brother, i want joey. >> so mrs. mcgee called my mom who ran up the block to the field where we all played baseball and she brought joey back and he cleaned behind his ears and put on his littl

>> jasmine wright traveling with the president in wilmington, delaware. jasmine, thank you. >>> we want to head back to buffalo now. we are actually joined by the mayor, byron brown, who we heard from just a few moments ago. >> we are -- we are going to get with him actually in just a moment. >>> but in the meantime, i want to bring in former-acting police commissioner in baltimore and cnn law enforcement anthony barksdale, as well as areva martin, civil rights attorney and legal analyst for us. i want to talk, first of all, if i could -- um -- mr. barksdale, about the means part of this -- this whole conversation. the engagement, the firefight that ensued. the fact that this happened at 2:30 in the afternoon, and that he drove almost three hours to get to this grocery store and to this community -- what does that tell i about his intention for mass violence? >> his mindset was clear. i mean, his actions speak for themselves. we also have to look at -- when you talk about the engagement, the firefight, this -- this officer, former officer, working there d

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correspondent live mclaughlin is in uvalde with -- in wilmington covering the presidents trip. tell me about the latest alleviation uvalde. >> well, katie, law enforcement waited nearly an hour to move in on the shooter that took 21 lives here. and police chief peter arradondo's who made that call to wake. one that officials say it was a mistake. saying that the active shooter situation had turned into a barricaded subject situation. and now we are learning that his department has completed an active shooter training just two months ago. i himself completed an eight-hour active shooter training course in december, the same course that rain in august the year before. that curriculum, created by the texas commitments on law enforcement, was greeted two years ago and had very specific instructions, that the priority is to stop the killing and confront the gunman immediately. stressing that time is very sensitive in these situations, because casualties can amass quickly. it also specifically addressed how to tell the difference between a hostage or barricade situation and an active

two boats collided on the wilmington river near savannah saturday morning. nine people total were on board the boats traveling in opposite directions when they collided. >> it was a very, very sharp corner. they were going so fast that there was no way that they could correct it. when they hit, the damage was significant. everybody flew out of the boat. >> reporter: among those dead, four members of the same family. a history teacher at a christian school in savannah, chris and his wife laurie, their two sons, 23-year-old zach and 17-year-old nate. the church gathering sunday to mourn the family. their daughter katie survived the crash with minor injuries. >> chris, laurie, nate and zach who sadly lost their lives. >> reporter: the fifth victim riding on the other boat when the two collided. identified as robert chauncey from savannah. dramatic video from the coast guard rescuing one of the boaters. one of the survivors, a local business owner, mark siegel, was arrested and charged with boating under the influence in relation to the crash. abc affiliate wjcl

the first couple attended mass in wilmington's delaware. then the president visited his late son beau's grave exactly seven years after the 46 year old iraq war veteran died of brain cancer. families of fallen service members are joining the president and first lady in a magnolia tree planting ceremony here on the grounds of the white house to further honor the fallen at the white house. jackie heinrich fox news coming up if your pet uses a doggy door to get in and out of the house, you may want to consider adding a lock confident coyote caught here on camera sneaking in and out of a southern california home. alright it is memorial day weekend coming to a close the holiday is and as we check in on conditions along the golden gate bridge, where you can see it is smooth sailing this afternoon in both directions. stay with us because we're going to take a look at what to expect from the 2022 summer travel season. with gas and airline ticket prices soaring. as we move forward into the business week, our temperatures will continue to warm. i'll

the president is in wilmington, delaware right now. where he had that virtual meeting today, and this is where we will also find nbc's allie raffa. ali, let's start with the sanctions. who are what are they targeting? >> simone, even before this virtual meeting between presidents biden, zelenskyy and his g7 leaders, we learn from a senior biden administration official about a neutron shove sanctions on russia. here are few -- starting today, americans can no longer provide accounting and management consulting services and russia, and also u.s. advertising dollars and broadcasting technology will be cut from russia's top three tv stations. the senior biden administration official says that western companies were among the top advertisers on the stations, contributing upwards of 200 billion dollars in ads. that will also be more control over russian military and factory exports. 2600 visas for select russians will be restricted. the u.s. has also sanctioned to large russian banks that have not been targeted in previous sanction packages

georgia, saturday morning, when two center console boats traveling in opposite directions collided on the wilmington river authorities confirming savannah history teacher his chris lefler, his life, lori and their sons 23-year-old zach and 17-year-old nate died in the accident. as well as 37-year-old robert chauncey. >> there's a lot of people that are hurting right now. >> reporter: chris, known as a passionate, caring teacher and football coach >> we just looked at each other with tears in our eyes, how do you go on? >> reporter: officials charged one driver, not on the lefler's boat, 45-year-old mark steigal, with boating under the influence. the associated press reporting lefler's daughter and her friend is among the survivors. >> she's going to have a big challenge ahead of her >> reporter: a weekend expected for celebration, ending in devastation. leaving families and communities grappling with grief katie beck, nbc news >>> turning now to the latest developments in russia's war with ukraine. president zelenskyy made a rare visit outside of the capital to the city of kharkiv, where ukrainian s

two people died after two boats collided on the wilmington river near savannah, georgia, this morning. and a search underway for at least three others who are missing. >>> we have new information tonight about that critical baby formula shortage. the figurears e staggering 70% of supplies are out of stock nationwide now there's a new warning for desperate parents about price gouging. emilie ikeda reports >> reporter: with record levels of baby formula running dry nationwide, tonight, a crackdown on what officials are calling unconscionable costs wisconsin's governor issuing an emergency order prohibiting price gouging, as new york's attorney general threatened several dozen retailers with legal consequences for overcharging her office reporting this 20-ounce can of formula went for 30% more than usual in erie county. and a 32-ounce bottle jumped 50% in cost in the bronx. even steeper price hikes seen across online platforms >> have you noticed price gouging? >> oh, yes >> reporter: a one-two punch for mother of twin girls, samantha collins. >> imagine going and buying, you know, a lit

police say two boats collided head on saturday on the wilmington river near savannah. there were four survivors. rescue crews spent hours searching for those missing. they're crediting sonar detection technology with helping to find them. >> having that equipment here as quick as we did, we were able to search faster, and once we started locating some items we were looking for, we knew we were in the right area at that time. >> officials are urging anyone heading out on the water to wear life jackets. >>> the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi is free on bail after being arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. 82-year-old paul pelosi was taken into custody saturday night in napa county, california, according to police records. he was released on $5,000 bail. nancy pelosi was away at the time. she delivered the commencement address at brown university in rhode island yesterday. >>> coming up, box office breakout. the sequel to "top gun" cruises to a record opening for the holiday weekend. >>> later, preps for the platinum jubilee. rehearsals get underwa

getting involved in the civil rights movement as a kid, being the only white employee in east side of wilmington, an area called "the bucket," for years. and i was asked by a group of senior democrats would i -- i was a young lawyer when i came back from law school. and we were the only city in america occupied by the national guard for 10 months, with every corner being occupied by national guard members with a drawn bayonet because of dr. king's assassination and the riots that took place in my home state. and i had a job with one of the oldest law firms in the state, a white shoe as they used to call the law firm. and after being home for six months, i couldn't do it anymore. and i left and sought a job as a public defender to represent the people i used to work with as a kid in high school and college. and so, i came to the united states senate with a passion to do something about civil rights. and when i was elected, i ran initially for the group -- with a group i joined, a group of senior members of the united states of the delaware democratic establishment to reform the democratic party,

getting involved in the civil rights movement as a kid, being the only white employee in east side of wilmington, an area called "the bucket," for years. and i was asked by a group of senior democrats would i -- i was a young lawyer when i came back from law school. and we were the only city in america occupied by the national guard for 10 months, with every corner being occupied by national guard members with a drawn bayonet because of dr. king's assassination and the riots that took place in my home state. and i had a job with one of the oldest law firms in the state, a white shoe as they used to call the law firm. and after being home for six months, i couldn't do it anymore. and i left and sought a job as a public defender to represent the people i used to work with as a kid in high school and college. and so, i came to the united states senate with a passion to do something about civil rights. and when i was elected, i ran initially for the group -- with a group i joined, a group of senior members of the united states of the delaware democratic establishment to reform the democratic party,

no, this is an area you've done a lot of work into i know that yeah, the the wilmington coup. it was some historians have called it the first successful coup in american history. it was took place in wilmington in north carolina, which was at the time had a multi-racial count administration and democrats white supremacists local people were horrified at this at the interracial nature of this and foam into rebellion in effect that overturned an election drove the elected officials out but the newspaper josephus daniels had had a comment in his autobiography. that was just stunning where his newspaper was one of the ones as you said that just upheld white supremacy in all possible way. with false stories many of them telling telling false stories about crimes committed by black men and what josephus daniel said in his stud in his journal years later was we never really people would come to us with these stories and we would play them up in big type. we never really looked into them at all. and you could see he thought this was just fine. it was very breezy. it was not it was not

forgotten that there is no place in the world for executioners butchers and an ottoman dealing with wilmington, have to let go. of his military aims was a very important question, tyson is, can you imagine possibly a portion being forced to abandon his objectives in anyway, his military objectives? i think in some ways the objectives are evolving, at least the short term objectives are evolving. um, you know, he has these kind of sayings like a d, not a vacation or, you know, a freeing the country from butchers or, you know, these kind of things, but they're not very well defined. but in some ways they've, they've remain the same for, for many years. and that is that he has a certain idea of russia and the post soviet space that russia needs to be restored . there's a restore to process that needs to take place to become a great power in his terms. he sees enemies, adversaries everywhere because he projects on to others. his personal intentions. um, so he sees aggression. he sees intrigue. he sees deception because that's how he governs . i'm and in that way he is, he's always just kind of pas

today crews recovered the body of three of the boaters from the wilmington river near savannah. the other two victims were found yesterday. video shows helicopter crews rescuing one of the four survivors. >>> the baby formula shortage has gotten worse. now approaching 70% nationwide. this even as germany, the u.k. and australia ship formula to the u.s. every state now reports empty shelves with formula all but impossible to find in many big cities. here's cbs's meg oliver. >> reporter: help is on the way. a second delivery from overseas will start to ease the baby formula shortage. the equivalent of about 1 million bottles of formula is headed to hospitals, stores and families in need. >> how are you? >> reporter: family's like anna agurianos who comes to this pantry to pick up formula for her 4-month-old infant leanne na. >> she's a newborn. >> reporter: her daughter was born with four heart defects and uses a tube for part of her nutrition. these precious two bottles will help her get through another week. are you nervous you'll run out? >> every day. every day it's nerve rack

. >> reporter: coast guard helicopters swooping down, searching for survivors on the wilmington river in chatham county. rescuers using sonar to look for the victims. >> one that's come out of the water, we have eyes on the sec. we're bringing boats in. >> reporter: witnesses tell police the two boats were heading in opposite directions when they collided. tonight authorities saying at least two people are dead, three others still missing. the cause of the crash still being investigated. there were four other people on board those two boats. police tell us they all suffered minor injuries. the recovery mission continues tonight. >> phil lipof, thank you. >>> next tonight, the growing baby formula shortage. 70% of formula supplies out of stock nationwide. the fda announcing millions more cans of formula will soon be flown to the u.s. from australia and the uk. this as the administration is again invoking the defense production act for a third time to ramp up supply. here's abc's white house correspondent mary alice parks. >> reporter: with store shelves still barren across the country,

officials say the crash happened on the wilmington river saturday morning when two senator console boats traveling in different directions collided. nine passengers were involved. two of the victims were pronounced dead at the scene the georgia department of natural resources say 45-year-old mark steagall was arrested and charged with boating under the influence. >>> now to the baby formula crisis and the department of health and human services is invoke invoking the induction act that would give cargill priority for raw materials to hopefully speed up manufacturing prices are spiking across the country forcing parents to pay inflated price, even importing formula themselves from abroad our emilie ikeda has the latest. >> reporter: with record levels of baby formula running dry nationwide, a crackdown on what officials are calling unconscionable costs wisconsin's governor issuing an emergency order prohibiting price gouging. as new york's attorney general threatened consequences for overcharging her office reporting this can of formula went for 30% more in eerie county and a bottle jumpe

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