has not been arrested. >> did george zimmerman fire in self-defense? >> when trayvon martin was killed, the issue when they came to me was they wouldn't arrest zimmerman. as if to say, it's just all right to kill. it's fine. he is a black kid. his life means nothing. >> community leaders are outraged, holding rallies, demanding an arrest. >> i am -- >> trayvon martin. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> we want an arrest. we want a conviction. we want him sentenced for the murder of our son. >> he saw how much the community was hurting all around the country. really wanted to, i think, give voice to it. we were talking to him and he wasn't asking us for our advice. it was more like, i'm going to do this, get ready for it. >> i remember being in the oval office with him, and he was so upset about the fact that this young man couldn't simply walk down the street without being pure seef perceived as a thread. he said, if i had a son, he would look like trayvon martin, with intense emotion. and anger in his voice. he said to david, i know we are having a press c

matter movement. 2012, the 2013, murder of trayvon martin, the acquittal of the white vigilante george zimmermanhow you and the other women came together. that happened in sanford. i could not help but notice when president trump resumed his campaigning, what was the first place he went to? it reminded me of reagan in philadelphia, mississippi. he went to sanford, florida. to have that purse campaign rally after he was sick. that coming about together of the three of you and how you coined that term "black lives matter those quote? >> we have told the story and million times. so i want to actually talk about what are the implications of the movement that we have been so honored to be the smallest component of. number one, here we are seven yearlater and we are seeing a second eruption all across the globe of black lives matter. but what we're seeing this time, which i think is different than the first time around, is a couple of things. number one, we are still seeing the presence of vigilantes in addition to police and acting violence in our communities. but i think what we're seeing is the spr

. >> what we want is an arrest of george zimmerman today!ked on cases like trayvon martin, michael brown. >> we filed that wrongful death lawsuit to make sure that we could get the truth out about what happened to breonna taylor because we did not believe we were going to get the truth from the government agencies that were over this investigation. >> what was your hope at that point? what were you trying to achieve? >> just to know what happened. to understand why breonna was dead. >> police weren't investigating breonna taylor. they were investigating an ex-boyfriend of breonna's named jamarcus glover. everything that happens that night at her apartment needs to be understood in the context of this broader investigation. >> jamarcus glover is in his 20s. there are a couple of houses in particular in louisville that they appear to target, where he's been accused of dealing drugs. >> one place in particular, 2424 elliot avenue became a focus of a sting operation, essentially. surveillance video was taken. >> walk towards me. any weapons on y