martin henry right there helping to move the pile. brian mccain making sure at the end that jonathan williams does not cross the stripe. well executed inside. getting underneath the pads of the center. >> paul: you see the grambling offense still out on the field. and that's it. the tigers may have believed they had one time-out remaining. >> anthony: or they may have thought they scored. there was due process that appeared to go in place there. >> anthon >> paul: on the score board it said one time-out left for grambling. that happened after the official said they used their final time-out. so they may have looked up at the official clock and seen that it says one time-out remaining. it still says that on the board. but after they called a time-out late in that drive, the announcement came the tigers used their third and final time-out. so broderick fobbs in his first bayou classic as the grambling head coach sees it come to an end. southern hangs on 52-45. here's dawson odums, the head coach of southern with our own lewis johnson. >

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henry louis gates was arrested. he was outspoken on trayvon martin. why is the white house handling this case differently? >> it's funny. i think it's feeling burned by the came bridge incident. i think this is because law enforcement -- with trayvon martin, he had no qualms about stepping up. and i think, in fact, he thought he went out of his way, and he thought, you know what, this is a moment i need to step up. this is a moment where his unique way that he was brought up, biracial household, speaking to both black america and white america, explaining black america to white america, explaining white america's reaction to black america, this is the role he was made for. he has not felt the need to do that with ferguson. he has done what i would call the political minimum. enough to make sure people can't say he hasn't said anything. but i think they view this -- my gut is they view anything he does anymore than that as adding to the polarization and the last thing they want. >> likely a subject under discussion. >> we have a great panel, professor charles ogletree from harvard, ben carson from obviousl

he made on race, including harvard professor henry lewis gates was arrested after entering his own home back in 2009 or george zimmerman killed trayvon martinflorida, back in 2012. >> when i think about this boy, i think about my own kids. i think every parent in america should be able to understand why it is absolutely imperative that we investigate every aspect of this. and that everybody pulls together. my main message is to the parents of trayvon martin. if i had a son, he'd look like trayvon. and i think they are right to expect that all of us, as americans, are going to take this with the seriousness it deserves. >> those reflections on race generated a huge backlash on the right with the backlash that may have impacted obama statements this week. one of the biggest powers of the president is the power of the pulpit. national dialogue and debate and get other people talking about it. in this era of hyperpartisanship seems difficult, if not impossible for the president to start a true national conversation without stoking a high-profile heated partisan debate. here to discuss the president in ferguson, we have rashad robinson and direc