. >> as you said implicit bias, andra was here mouthing the words. and i'm sure there are people at home saying come on, we hear this all the time. i'm sure that's not true. >> let me give an example i think is perfect. in the early '90s, i lived in louisiana. one day i locked myself out of the car. i was trying to break in with a coat hanger and a cop drove up and instead of saying, is this your car? he didn't ask for proof. he said, you're doing that wrong. let me show you the proper way to break into a vehicle and he then pulled out a slim-jim and did it for me. anyone who thinks a 22-year-old or 23-year-old in this country would have had that experience is either insane or high. >> jim, i go to tell you growing up in new orleans, baton rouge, not far from louisiana, would i get stopped as a young man in my parents' nice car and they would say, where did you get this car? and i would have to show all of the identification. and then they would call my parents. so that's a completely different experience. james, i'm not sure if you had that experien

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andra asks, can a person who hasn't shot a gun be capable of shooting mcnair like that. he was a victim just lying there would answer that. >> you know, it takes practice to become a marksman. but it doesn't take a marksman to shoot someone while they're sleeping. clearly this was her opportunity to make sure that she killed him at a time when she could, and maybe perhaps in her mind that she would by the suicide aspect, she would reunite this loving couple in her mind, reunite them in the after life because they're dying at the same time. >> it's just a tragic story all the way around. james alan fox, thanks. appreciate your time. >> yes. >>> coming up next, suddenly in the spotlight. what the future holds for michael jackson's kids and new details about jackson's fathering style and what the kids want to be when they grow up. >>> the italian prime minister under fire. his co-host the center of attention. we have the details. >>> well, the memorial for michael jackson was certainly a worldwide event. here in america, more than 31 million people watched on tv. online, ne

so, therefore, get over it, andra, does that make a difference?> that certainly worked in crowley's favor to suggest he is not a bigot and is more sensitive than perhaps we gave him credit for -- >> some people say if he taught about diversity and about how not racially profile, he lives in cambridge, he should have known professor gates. >> that's a potential issue. the other part is, you can teach diversity and you can be aware of diversity, but you still always have to be on your guard for your own subconscious and explicit attitudes to come to the forefront. i teach african-american politics. but that doesn't mean i don't have to deal with my own prejudiced attitudes and i have to check them. you are quite capable of having a racist moment. even when you are on the whole racially progressive. >> go ahead, tim. >> if i could add to that. five years ago when i wrote my memoir, "white like me" i tell a story about the fact that even after 11 or 12 years of doing anti-racism work, not just diversity work which could mean anything and nothing. but

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