, both of you, jerron and christian, and also dr.lives demonstrations the president was talking about, and jarron, you participated in a demonstration in los angeles. >> yes, sir. >> the protest itself was fine. what happened after you left? >> just a little back story. i don't want to paint the picture that me and my friends were in the right. but one of my friends, she put a piece of black tape over her license plate. kbaus a lot of people were recording. so immediately following the protest, we get pulled over by two squad cars, three officers in total, and about nine officers show up and it's five black children sitting on the sidewalk, with six squad cars and 12 police officers and what was really concerning, there was a crowd gathering in the street. to make a long story short, after all the police officers ended up leaving, the people were running up to us, hey, we don't need anymore hashtags. and that struck me to my core. i was five seconds away from being another hashtag. >> how are the students in yonkers dealing with this

jerron and christian, i'll start with you.in that statement, and even through my brother's keeper, is putting a lot on your shoulders. this is a long-term preposition. are you ready for it? >> yeah. i mean, just focusing on my friends and school and always helping them, and always having their back is more important and just keeping faith in my people, my family, keeping faith in my friends. >> and jerron, do you think -- well, one, i know you're ready for the long-term proposition. what about your friends who may not be on the journey with you, what do you say to them? >> you know, for one, it's never too late to start a journey. you can always join me whenever you want to, and also me being a repository of information, i have a duty to share that information. whatever i'm getting and receiving, it's up to me as my brother's keeper to make sure that my brother is well. >> there is something we said when we talked earlier about the fact that what was terrific, i think it was you, dr. quezada, what is unique about my brother's

, and jerron you participated in los angeles. protest itself was fine. what happened after you left? >> so just a little bit of back story because i don't want to paint the picture me and my friends were completely in the right. but one of my friends to protect her privacy she put a piece of black tape over her license plate. immediately following the protest we get pulled over by three squad cars and they're calling for back up and about four squad cars and there's black children sitting on sidewalk, you know, with six squad cars, 12 police officers. and what really concerned me there was a crowd gaerg in the street, about 30 people. to make a long story short after all the police officers ended up leaving the people were running up to us saying, hey, we just had a rally today we don't need anymore hashtags. and that struck me to my core. i was 5 seconds away from possibly being another hashtag. >> how are the students in yonkers deal with this, doctor? >> this is what my brother's keeper is all about. during the demonstration m