but today, even as rick scott does his best to avoid tallahassee, he could not avoid questions about stand your ground. >> florida stand your ground law has been getting a lot of attention recently. do you believe that law needs another look? >> put together a task force of 19 individuals, bipartisan. they travel the state. they listen to ordinary citizens. they listen to experts and they on colluded we didn't need to make a change to the law and i agree with their conclusion. >> so you're comfortable with it. >> yep. >> but tonight, it became clear that scott's defense of the law will absolutely not be the last word. because just hours ago, trayvon martin's parents appearing here on msnbc with reverend al sharpton discussed their plans to participate in vigils this weekend in support of a bill that would end stand your ground in florida as we know it. >> the trayvon martin amendment says that you cannot pursue, you cannot follow, chase someone, pick a fight with them, shoot and kill them and then say you were standing your ground. >> now, the focus on florida's stand your ground law

so tomorrow, tuesday, we're going to take over tallahassee.are going to call on our lawmakers to answer for their crimes because though george zimmerman was found not guilty, the state of florida is very much guilty. they have a history of disregard for young people. it right now the state of florida is raising a generation of second-class citizens. over criminalized young people who have no safety, no security on undereducated and overpopulated in their jails. so this was a stark realization. it crumbled me but strengthened my resolve for young people around the country. >> reverend jesse jackson, where were you when you heard the verdict and what is your response? the nbc studios. we saw the jury had gone home for the night. we were doing a summation of the first to days and then the news broke the verdict came in as zimmerman was set free. we were all stunned. stunned because we spent all the time arguing about alter the -- the altercation, but no time about an armed man from another neighborhood saw an unarmed boy policeome and violated ap

you're watching video right now from protests in chicago, and the capitol, washington d.c., tallahassee florida and philadelphia. authorities around the country were prepared for riots. potrero police in sanford, florida said they were prepared for a reaction like the riots that broke out after the rodney king verdict in los angeles 20 years ago. in many of these videos you can hear the protestors chanting, "no justice, no peace." but despite that cry, most of the protests against the verdict *have been peaceful. and stay with kron four as we continue to cover the demonstrations in support of trayvon martin. we will have full coverage this morning until 10-am. and full updates on our website kron 4 dot com, as well our 24/7 channel comcast 1-9-3. we hope to learn more later today on the death of glee actor cory monteith. will have a quick check of the weather now >> temperatures of glenn be very to reach 22 yesterdatoday o yesterday's appeared >> will have all the the latest of cheers when we come back. >> hotel staff in vancouver found monteith in his room after he missed his checkout

rain in atlanta and tallahassee. if you live along i-95, boston, new york, philadelphia, it's going to be dry. the fireworks are going to be great. here is where we have been all week long. stormy weather. this conveyer belt of weather from florida up to boston. it's where the rain has been. this has all changed. the conveyer belt is across, well, cincinnati, columbus, down to atlanta, nashville. not so good for you tonight. not as hot. still, you know, 100 degrees out west. a couple degrees colder. the rain is in the ohio valley. lexington, cincinnati, atlanta, you are going to be wet. it could be very, vf tough to get fireworks off there. if you want to, you may need to call ahead. some of the events in the south have been canceled because of flash flooding. a lot of rain comiing into the southeast. >> tough luck cincinnati. we have been there. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. thanks. >>> ten minutes after the hour. aaron hernandez, the former patriots tight end facing murder charges in the death of odin llo

in tallahassee has plenty of people amazed. stay with us.at six : "do you like japan or canada better?" "what? i don't know. which is closer to 57th street?" she did come close to running for hillary clinton's new york senate seat. the same one her uncle robert kennedy held until he was assassinated. but she quickly withdrew, citing personal reasons. caroline kennedy, now 55, has written 10 books. she heads the kennedy presidential library foundation. she's a lawyer and mother of three. kennedy has little diplomatic or government experience, but her family legacy could help make the case for her nomination. : "if caroline kennedy is confirmed by the senate as ambassador to japan, it also would be a plus for the u.s./japanese relationship. the japanese foreign ministry noting in a statement she has the deep confidence of president obama. jill dougherty, cnn, the state department." still to come. highway patrols from san francisco to new jersey want no fatalities on interstate 80 between now and the end of the month. we'll show you if californ

. >>> otras voces que reclaman justicia, llegaron a la oficina del gobernador de florida en tallahasseeeverendo, se reÚnen para decidir quÉ hacer en el caso. uno dice que la ley de la florida defiende el territorio simboliza la peor violaciÓn de derechos civiles, tratarÁ de derribarla. >>> la voz que mÁs se escucha de la jurada v 37, dice que tenÍa que hablar sola, y sobre zimmermann dice, tenÍa derecho a defenderse, lo dice la madre de dos hijos, educadas en una familia militar. refiriÉndose al jurado, dice querÍan encontrarlo culpable de algo, no se podÍa, por la forma en que la ley estaba escrita, en un comunicado de otras 4 jurados, dijo que la v 37 no las representa, sus opiniones fueron suyas, no representa la de las jurados que estÁn mas abajo. dijo que el caso fue emotivo y extenuante, piden privacidad, no somos funcionarios pÚblicos no buscamos esta atenciÓn en nuestras vidas, la jurado v 37 pide cambios en la ley de autodefensa de la florida, que no le dio otra opciÓn que declarar no culpable a zimmermann. >>> bueno, en esta noche, un estratega el equipo defensor de zimmermann

the dream defenders have taken over governor rick scott's office at the florida state capitol in tallahassee. 40 of them will be spending the night inside the building. they're demanding the governor convene a special legislative session to address the state's stand your ground law and a new civil rights bill, the trayvon martin act. ♪ >> whose world is this? >> the world is ours, the world is ours, the world is ours. >> whose world is this? >> the world is ours, the world is ours, the world is ours. >> here in the state of florida, here in america period, repeal stand your ground. repeal sb -- repeal zero tolerance policies. because they matter. these kids here, they matter. to me, they matter to florida, and governor rick scott, they think they matter to you. >> governor rick scott was finally forced to answer questions. but has refused to meet their demands. but the defenders have no plans on leaving. law enforcement says they are allowed to stay as long as they don't disrupt official business. and now support for their cause is growing. joining me now is the political director of the dre

demonstrators had any mogul moment as they sang quietly on the steps of the capitol building in tallahassee. >> stephen: sang quietly. excuse me. i ordered a riot. all i get is a folk festival. stop singing "if i had a hammer" and start swinging one of them around. so a wag of my finger at nonrioting black people. [ cheers and applause ] listen, listen. yeah, we're all angry. you cannot set the bar at rodney king and then give me this weak [bleep]. yes, maybe in los angeles they scared in drivers and in oakland protestors vandalized a men's warehouse store. but obviously that wasn't even about the acquittal of george zimmerman. they were mad about the recent firing of men's warehouse founder george zimmer. because unlike george zimmerman, he does like the way you look. so that's it. [ cheers and applause ] that's all i get. that's it? i just get the broken glass and an overturned rack of separates. have we forgotten rodney king? i mean that was a riot. where are the buildings on fire? you're just not holding up your end of what we said you would do. george zimmerman was acquitted because a

they have some support here in tallahassee. i want you to listen first to the legislative director of the group and then a member of the state house here in florida. >> we'd like the repeal of stand your ground or some type of modification where we can hold people responsible to a level that, you know, humanity expects. where we don't have 17-year-olds getting gunned town with no justice being provided for them and their families. >> i believe that, you know, pressure -- and i believe these students are bringing the appropriate amount of passion and concern to a cause that hopefully will put pressure on the entire system to say, we must do something. >> reporter: that was representative allen williams who represents florida's district 8. he introduced a bill in the last session to overturn stand your fwround. he just wants his bill to be heard. now, the governor's office says that this issue has been dealt with. i want to read for you a statement released by governor scott's office. here it is. immediately following trayvon mar

and tallahassee making it into one of the bull's eyes. watch on the southeast for more of the flooding of potential flash flooding. then, we have to talk about the haboob. everybody loves that word, don't you? a big dust storm coming through phoenix. you know who doesn't love it? the people who live there. now, they have the dust in their home. terrible to breathe in. and more of the monsoon flow going to make the dust storms possible. this is through sunday, too. we're talking more rain. some of the lightning and lightning can spark wildfires. this is bad yet good news in different ways. and the summer heat out in front of that, i'm telling you what. 103 for san angelo. and 104 for goodland, kansas. and the 90s for parts of the northeast. philadelphia at 9578. >> i also have a severe weather forecast that i'll have in a couple of moments. but back in to dan and paula. >> back inside, very quickly. >>> we want to get back out to ginger. ginger has the big story of the morning. everybody is, of course, well aware. this is national hot dog

. >> today, florida democrats again calling for a special session in tallahassee to re-examine the standd law. while tonight for the third straight night, students up in tallahassee are occupying the governor's office. harris? >> harris: phil keating, thank you. president obama is defending his healthcare overhaul after the house voted for the 38th time to undo all or part of it the latest bill is going nowhere. they say like the previous 37. republican leaders point out the white house itself is delaying part of the law. the president insisting obama care is paying off millions of americans. rest of it takes effect. wendell, the president invited follow families over to make his case. >> harris, there were people were washington, d.c. and the suburbs who had gotten rebaited checks from their insurance premium much of the president making the point that the affordable care act is not just about expanding insurance availability in the future. it is already delivering benefits for the 8 a% of the country that already has insurance because of the requirement of the law that insurance compan

zimmermann por la muerte de trayvon martÍn, llegaron a la oficina del gobernador de florida en tallahasseeel juicio de zimmermann. >>> tenÍa derecho a defenderse, es madre de dos hijos, educada en una familia militar, en entrevista con cnn. >>> zimmermann tiene buen corazÓn, se vio afectado por el vandalismo de barrios. su deseo de capturar a la persona fue mÁs alla de su deber. dijo que todas las mujeres excepto una, dijo que la voz que pedÍa ayuda en una grabaciÓn era la de zimmermann, no le da martÍn, parece estar sola en sus apreciaciones, otras jurados dijo que la v 37 no la representan. sus opiniones fueron suyas, no representa la de jurados que representan mÁs abajo, dijo que el caso fue emotivo y extenuante, piden privacidad. >>> no somos funcionarios pÚblicos, no buscamos este tipo de atenciÓn en nuestras vidas, en el cuestionario confidencial revelado por la corte, le preguntan a jurados, escuchÓ a zimmermann o de trayvon martÍn, quÉ ha oÍdo de ellos? >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> en orlando, lideres afroamericanos del paÍs, jackson y el reverendo se reÚnen para decidir quÉ hacer d

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it was in a town about four times as expensive as living in tallahassee.oon after my sojourn began i found a bungalow apartment in the fairfax district, 1819 orange grove, around the corner from pioneer chicken which was too expensive for me to go to. few weeks later i was stalked and broken into repeatedly, something cops were helpless to stop. i was assigned a story in san diego, horrible school shooting. when i returned everything was gone, everything i had. so it began. my terrible but thrilling six months of living in my car. basically trying to get by. the only real upside being when you met a woman it was pretty easy to figure out inevitable end of night query. your place or mine? now i know this isn't your normal behavior but as much as i knew my goal was to save to get an apartment, living hand and mouth, people would take me in now and then, get a shower, change, get a good night's sleep. i still never quit saving. i remember cashing my paycheck every other week and writing a check, yes, to fidelity magellan fund for what i could afford. you only

. >> july 1st, 2003, tallahassee, florida.icer chuck perry is patrolling a local bank parking lot when a slow moving car catches his attention. >> i looked at the two individuals who were the driver and the passenger. just -- they were completely surprised. they had a very shocked look. and it wasn't normal. they immediately did a very rapid turn out of the parking lot. they aroused my suspicion to such a point that i actually called james fairfield, my supervisor. >> he said i have something going. do you have any intel on a white crown vic or gray crown vic. he thought at first maybe this was a fraud suspect. >> it's clear to officer perry that the pair is deliberately trying to avoid him. with his suspicions and his dash cam now engaged, perry hits the lights and siren. >> i wanted to wait for backup, actually, but as it turned out, they ended up driving into a basically closed neighborhood. >> the car pulls over, and the passenger side door immediately opens. >> i was expecting a foot chase. i was expecting to have to jump

capitol police in tallahassee have so far said that these protesters are free to stay. as long as they do not interrupt official business. so they are staying. and their occupation is getting larger in rick scott's office. rick scott, meanwhile, has been traveling around the country and traveling around the state, traveling anywhere but his office. with all those people who are there who want to talk to him about the thing he desperately would like to stop talking about. today rick scott turned up in tampa, florida, and he told people who were traveling with him, told the reporters who were following him, that he would take some questions. naturally, when he went to take questions, the first one was about stand your ground. governor scott said the same thing he has been saying about stand your ground all these many months. he said that everybody should mourn trayvon martin's death. he said also that a task force that he commissioned to look into the stand your ground law has already made its ruling. it's already said that the state should keep it and he agrees. >> i put

he visited a port in tallahassee, florida as he did yesterday in illinois and missouri. the president blamed republicans for focusing on other issues. >> the point is with and annualist distraction of political posturing and phoney scandals and lord knows what, washington keeps taking its eye off the ball. >> the white house says mr. obama plans several more similar speeches over the next few weeks, each focusing on specific aspects of the economy. >>> we have new video this noontime of a car that crashed into a salon this morning in campbell. it happened before 9:30 this morning at top cuts plus in the shopping center on winchester boulevard. police tell as 92-year-old woman was parked in front of the salon, when she got ready to leave she hit the gas instead of the brake and crashed into the entrance. four to 5 people were inside at the time. >> nobody hurt so that was good, a couple of minutes earlier maybe a couple of people might have gotten hurt. >> the salon is still open for business. but they are directed to a back entrance. the driver was allowed to drive home.

we plan on petitioning local lawmakers to send their support up to tallahassee. you saw with the president, he showed leadership. we're expecting governor rick scott to do the same. >> phillip agnew who will be leaving me now to go back to sleep on the floor of the capitol tonight in the state of florida, from the dream defenders. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >>> joining me now, civil rights attorney michelle alexander, school of law at ohio state university. author of the book "the new jim crow." michelle, you and i have spoken before and your book transformed the way i think about race and criminal justice. do you see an opening right now in the very rare public conversation we're having about race and criminal justice to really get at the root of the problem here? >> well, i'm hopeful in part because of groups like the dream defenders, which have so inspired me in the past week. you know, i think, you know, immediately following the verdict, there was great reason to be discouraged. there seemed to be a media circus and a lot o

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thousands marched in tallahassee, chicago, new york and other cities. firing up debate about gun control, race and self-defense laws in the nation. >> this has been a tragedy. but coming from this tragedy is a movement, which we are. and we would love it to be more awareness. not just a few people in sanford that knew about it. >> reporter: president barack obama issued a statement, urging the country to move forward. it read, in part, i now ask every american to respect the call for calm reflection for two parents who lost their young son. sunday marked george zimmerman's first day as a free man. the ankle monitor tracking him for more than a year removed. his supporters say the jury made the right decision. >> this verdict is the right verdict. there was not enough evidence to convict him. >> reporter: a sentiment echoed by his attorneys. >> george zimmerman was never guilty of anything except protecting himself in self-defense. >> reporter: the u.s. department of justice continues its assessment into trayvon martin's death. and his parents are consid

thousands marched in tallahassee, chicago, new york and other cities. firing up debate about gun control, race and self-defense laws in the nation. >> this has definitely been a tragedy, but coming from the tragedy has been a movement which we are and we love it to be more awareness. not just a few people in sanford know about it but it's everyone. >> reporter: president obama issued a statement urging the country to move forward. it read in part, "i now ask every american to respect the call for calm reflection from two parents who lost their young son." sunday marked george zimmerman's first day as a free man, the ankle monitor tracking him for more than a year removed. his supporters say the jury made the right decision. >> this verdict is a correct verdict as far as i'm concerned. there was just not enough evidence to convict him. >> reporter: a sentiment echoed by his attorney. >> george zimmerman was never guilty of anything except for protecting himself from self-defense. >> reporter: the u.s. department of justice continues its assessment into t

. >>> residents in the tallahassee area are cleaning up after a severe storm.ind raced through the area yesterday. a tree fell on a car trapping two people inside. one person crawled out the back window, but the other was rescued by ems. 9,000 customers lost power. >>> and the severe heat that's been smothering the west is expected to start to ease today, but yesterday united nations released a report saying the planet saw unprecedented climate extremes in the last decade. as dean reynolds reports, every spot on the globe was affected in some way. >> reporter: at chicago shedd aquarium researchers phil worries about what he sees when he looks at lake michigan. >> what's most disturbing is when we look at the average lake level over the past decade it has dropped down and has not gone back up substantially, not like it has in the past. >> reporter: but is it's van racing that's caution these low lake levels? >> evaporation seems to be going up. >> reporter: that's a small irritant compared to what's charged in the report. the last decade produced hurricanes and

downtown houston, florida's capital, tallahassee. >> we are here because trayvon cannot be. >> reporter: governor rick scott's office was overtaken in his absence. in los angeles yesterday, what started out calmly -- >> they're beating somebody up. >> reporter: -- turned violent by night. >> we deployed over 300 police officers, dozen arrests, multiple incidents of vandalism, several incidents of assault. this will not be allowed to continue. >> reporter: with issues of race still front and center, following george zimmerman's acquittal, the first juror spoke publicly on cnn. >> i think if there was another person, spanish, white, asian, if they came in the same situation where trayvon was, i think george would have reacted the exact same way. >> reporter: today, attorney general eric holder, under pressure from the justice department to bring charges against george zimmerman, took issue with the stand your ground laws at the naacp annual convention in orlando. >> we must stand our ground to ensure our laws reduce violence and take a hard look at laws that contribute to more violence th

know that -- that governor rick scott met with protesters this weekend who were demanding that in tallahassee. he doesn't intend to do that. he's surgeonly n lcertainly notl a special session of the florida state legislature which is out of session right now to do it. he said this all came about because of a special commission back in 2005 that examined stand your ground. it should also be pointed out in the case of stand your ground that while blacks represent only about 15%, 16% of the population in florida, they have filed fully one-third of the claims for stand your ground in murder cases that they were involved in. much more than their proportion of the population. this isn't something that's being used by whites to kill blacks. it's being used, in fact, more by -- more often by blacks than whites. >> carson who has been at john hopkins in baltimore, what is his sense of that and where this country is going on this topic? >> we talked to him and we also talked to donna edwards who's a democratic congresswoman from maryland. you know, look, they both think that there is an issue with prof

it happened in tallahassee in may. a video taken on a bus. watch the car pull out. player on the motorcycle is going to slam into it. he slid about 100 feet. his injuries, though, described as nonlife-threatening. o'leary is the grandson of legendary golfer jack nicklaus. >>> look at this skydiving stunt at a summer league baseball game ended a player's season. that skydiver struck the 20-year-old in the face. he suffered a concussion. doctors and coaches decided it's best for him to sit out for a little while. >>> a tennessee titan rookie headed to training camp turned into a hero along the way. tig willard and another driver managed to pull a mother, three children and their dog from a burning vehicle. about two minutes later, that car exploded. willard did not hesitate to consider the danger before he sprang into action. >> at the time, it wasn't scaring me like, i figured i had to do it. but afterwards, i realized how dangerous and how scary it really was. >> willard now refused to take any credit. saying he just happened to be in the right place at the right ti

frustrated with the lack of cooperation we have yorts to reach some sorts of truce with the sal tallahasseely ban. >> we're learning about what it's like inside asiana flight 214. coming up we'll hear from some of the youngest survivor autos i'm strong enough to walk through hell with a smile on my face. >> voices of resilience. three ohio women held captive for a decade speak for the first time since their rescue. what they want the world to know. >> admitted nsa leaker edward snowden reportedly has an offer of a new home tonight. >>> investigateor vdz spoken with all four pilots an board the flight that crashed at sfo on saturday. >> there are serious questions about experience levels and how much they may have relied on auto mated flight systems. >> the parents of the two girls are here at this hotel after having flown in from china they mournd their loss, new details show it's truly amazing anyone survived. i remember thinking we pulled it off for just a moment. then started to fishtail and grabbing my girlfriend and being like, oh, my god maybe we're going to die. >> that is one account

tallahassee, almost 15 inches of rain. widespread seven, eight inch totals from montgomery to charlotte and atlanta. guess how we're going to end your july? more rain, more clouds, more cool temperatures. the green map is rain near atlanta, knoxville and heading for charlotte. during the day, some of that will clip virginia and get to washington, d.c. the northeast looks great. the southeast, figures, that's just the way your july is going. that's the way it's going to end. texas will be the one spot that does -- is getting hot. and that's about it. >> well, heat in texas. that is not totally unexpected. >> it's supposed to be that way. that's the only place having normal weather. >>> three former penn state officials ordered to stand trial. >>> new york city's been on sugary drinks has been put on ice. >>> plus, a daredevil walks a fine line in china. that and more when "early today" returns. [ male announcer ] this one goes out to all the allergy muddlers. you know who you are. you can part a crowd, without saying a word

tallahassee, florida. even columbia and savannah. >> and those two tropical systems. one we don't have to worry about and the other you're still watching. >> we can say good-bye to dorian on the east coast. now just a tropical wave. dead for the most part. but we go to the pacific and not dead, flossie upgraded overnight and still tropical-storm strength. the timing, david, goes over the big island monday into tuesday. we're going to be watching for mudslides and heavy rains. >> ginger, thank you. >>> next, to the neighborhood under siege in florida tonight. a deadly hostage situation that lasted eight hours. a neighbor taking aim at many of his own neighbors. when it was finally over, six of those neighbors dead. tonight, here, we're now learning how authorities were finally able to end this and abc's matt gutman is right there. >> reporter: for more than eight hours a gunman turned this neighborhood into a near war zone. those flashes, police exchanging fire with a gunman, finally killing him, after he shot six people in this building. and look there, on the balcony

just west of tallahassee. look at the bull's eye back in western texas. that's good for them, though. they need it. >> they need it. the heat they don't know. >> the heat that's been in the midwest, now going to surge to the northeast. new york and newark now in a heat advisory starting tomorrow into monday. you say wait a minute, it won't be that. boston, right up to 90 on tuesday. >> watching this straight through "good morning america" in the morning. >>> and from san francisco tonight, we learned the name of the third girl who died after the crash of asiana flight 214. she was a schoolmate of the other two crash victims. all of them on their way to study english here in america. also tonight, the runway has reopened. >>> now, to the fate of edward snowden, the man who revealed this country's sweeping surveillance program. and a phone call between president obama and president putin. snowden still in that moscow airport. president obama himself raising the question and the situation in that phone call with putin, the white house unhappy that snowden wa

frustrated with the lack of cooperation we have yorts to reach some sorts of truce with the sal tallahasseely. >> we're learning about what it's like inside asiana flight 214. coming up we'll hear from some of the youngest survivor autos i'm strong enough to walk through hell with a smile on my face. >> voices of resilience. three ohio women held captive for a decade speak for the first time since their rescue. what they want the world to know. >> admitted nsa leaker edward snowden reportedly has an offer of a new home tonight. how for over 60,000 california foster children, having necessary school supplies can mean the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behind. i never know what i'm gonna need. new school, new classes, new kids. it's hard starting over. to help, sleep train is collecting school supplies for local foster children. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help a foster child start the school year right. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >>> investigateor vdz spoken with all four pilots an board the flight

. >> victor black well reporting live from tallahassee. victor. >>> just ahead, prying open the jury room door. one juror speaks exclusively to cnn and raises eyebrows with comments like this one. >> when you lay your head tonight on your pillow, in your heart, in your head, you're 100% convinced that george zimmerman in taking out his gun and pulling the trigger did nothing wrong. >> i'm 101% that he was -- that he should have done what he did except for the thing ths that h did before. >> meaning he shouldn't have gotten out of the car, he shouldn't have pursued trayvon martin, but in the final analysis, in the final struggle -- >> when the end came to the end. >> he was justified. >> he was justified in shooting trayvon martin. >> at the bottom of our hour more exclusive interview with juror b-37. why her blunt comments made her fellow jurors speak out said and, she doesn't speak for us. >>> also a squeamish overlap of crime and pop culture. "rolling stone" magazine is an icon in the music industry, so is it giving special treatment to

the video shows him slamming his motorcycle into a car that pulled in front of him in tallahassee. he slid 75 feet past the city bus. the camera on the bus recorded this. o.leery walked away suffering nonlife threatening injuries. he is going to be florida state's starting tight end. >> it moves -- proves he's such an athlete he was able to take that hit and roll. >> yes. it helps but he probably got lucky. >> yes. >> let's update on the forecast now. >> yes. >> that is scary. here is a look at live doppler 7 we've got marine layer along the coast. tomorrow, warm tomorrow, a line of showers and thundershowers reaching to the gulf coast. cool up in boston highs only 70. 71 in fargo. dallas a high of 92 tomorrow. and tomorrow, mainly sunny skies warm in spots. a high of 100 in chico. 94 in sacramento. 101 in fresno. clouds and some moisture down there. 81 in los angeles. here in the bay area, we'll have sunny skies with some patches of fog. just mild around the bay with highs into 70s on the coast upper 50s to around 60. tomorrow evening giants taking on cubs, game time 7:15 will be

there are a bunch of protesters occupying the governor's office in tallahassee.read something you wrote in the daily beast before the president's comments. you mention this idea of being color mute. that we don't talk about race and then you write here, "we mostly avoid talking about race publicly until it's unavoidable at which time we have a maximum of misunderstanding thanks to the long years of silence and guaranteed to talk past one another." did the president yesterday talk past most of the country or portion of the country or was the delivery helping to really reach some people? >> i think he was trying to sort of recover some balance in the conversation. i've already seen enough commentary to know that there are people who were really turned off by what he said. he was trying to bring things forward and try to sort of make sure that we don't lose sight of the fact that there are real people with real pain who need to be part of this conversation. so many cases you'll hear a run of statistics. people say, well, young black men are more statistically likely

cnn's victor blackwell is live in tallahassee. good morning, victor. >> reporter: chris good morning. the members of this group the dream defenders are calling on state legislators to pass a trayvon martin act, this is day three now of their standoff inside the capitol rotunda and they say they're not leaving until they've talked to the governor. for a third day student activists refuse to leave the office of florida governor rick scott until they meet with him. >> we'd like the repeal of stand your ground or some type of modification to hold people responsible to a level that humanity expects. >> reporter: the group is demanding a special session of the legislation. >> i took advice from the president, we had great people on that committee, they went around the state and listened about the stand your ground laws and came back and said we shouldn't change it and i agree with them. >> reporter: justice for trayvon martin were held. >> i think george got in a little bit too deep. >> reporter: one of the jurors in the zimmerman trial