[Martin Savidge, Cnn Correspondent:] Two speeds, stagnant and lightening. And the difference between the two has been the horrific video that was released on Tuesday that allegedly showed the death of Ahmaud Arbery. For the first time in ten weeks, his family says they are now seeing the first steps towards justice.
[Savidge:] Nearly two months after the fatal shooting of Ahmaud Arbery, two men are now arrested, Gregory McMichael, a former police officer, and his son, Travis, now face murder and aggravated assault charges, according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. "The Daily Mail" obtaining photos of the moment they were apprehended.
[Jasmine Arbery, Ahmaud Arbery's Sister:] We felt a sense of relief. This has been a long
[Savidge:] Arbery was shot and killed while jogging in Brunswick, Georgia, on February 23rd. Gregory McMichael told police he believed Arbery was responsible for recent break-ins in the area. Something people in the area may have believed as well.
[Dispatcher:] And you said someone's breaking into it right now?
[Caller:] No, it's all open, it's under construction. And he's running right now. Here he goes right now.
[Dispatcher:] OK, what is he doing?
[Caller:] He's running down the street.
[S. Lee Merritt, Arbery Family Attorney:] There's nothing that's going to connect Ahmaud, the victim, to any criminal behavior. Certainly nothing that is going to lead to his death. So, as you can imagine, if he entered the property that wasn't his, that was under construction, arguably it's a trespass but nothing that would have warranted a citizen's arrest and certainly not a death sentence.
[Savidge:] Earlier this week a video posted to a local radio station's website that appears to show the final moments of Arbery's life. You can see Ahmaud Arbery jogging down the street and what appears to be the McMichaels waiting ahead of him. Gregory McMichael claims a struggle ensued over his son's shotgun and then three shots that left Ahmaud Arbery dead.
[Arbery:] I believe it was a hate crime.
[Chris Cuomo, Cnn Anchor:] How so?
[Arbery:] It was one black guy and three white guys.
[Cuomo:] How does that make you feel, that that might have been what took your brother's life?
[Arbery:] That his life wasn't respected.
[Savidge:] The video has sparked outcry nationwide and protests throughout the state of Georgia. Despite police having the video shortly after the shooting, no arrest was made. House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler is calling for the Department of Justice to investigate the incident and Georgia Governor Brian Kemp applauding investigators for their swift action, adding that justice will be served.
[Gov. Brian Kemp:] Earlier this week, I watched the video depicting Mr. Arbery's last moments of life. I can tell you, it's absolutely horrific and Georgians deserve answers. Thankfully, that district attorney has agreed to allow us to help and do an independent investigation. I have no doubt in my mind that it will be fair.
[Savidge:] Today is Ahmaud Arbery's 26th birthday, or would have been. And organizers today are encouraging people as they show support to the family and his cause, they're encouraging athletes, runners to go out and run 2.23 miles. That is to denote the date on which he died, February 23rd. They're asking that people post it with pictures or video under the hash tag I run with Maud. Of course, that is the nickname of Ahmaud. And it's just one way that this community is going to show its support. We should point out, the GBI has a press conference in a little over two hours from now. We should learn more.
[John Berman, Cnn Anchor:] I know you'll been covering that, Martin. You've been covering this story so well for us. Thank you so much for being on the ground there. One of the major questions is, if the police had this video for months, why did it take until now to file these charges? That's one major legal case. Also, charges dropped against Michael Flynn. Jeffrey Toobin here to break down both these stories, next.