he didn't say that trayvon martin martin deserved to die. i don't see anywhere reeva said that i don't think he said god wanted trayvon martin dead. what he did say was that he is a child of parents also. i think the whole -- >> let's beclear. he said it was god's will and that anyone that questioned that what somehow questions god's will. those were his statements is there that's not what e-said. he said it was god's will that he's alive. that's not saying that -- >> he didn't say that. listen to the tape. >> i don't think that's exactly right. >> here's more of what he said. let's listen. >> me as a christian, i believe that god does everything for a purpose and he had his plans and for me to second guess them would be hypocritical on the spots, had i had a fraction of the thought that i could have done something differently and acted differently, so that both of us would have survived then i would have heavier weight on my shoulders, that sense in the back of my mind but in all fairness he cannot as a human feel guilty for living for surv

he was acquitted in the 2012 shooting death of trayvon martin. in the video he says he feels no guilt and says the obama administration hackedder -- acted irresponsibly in publicly expressing empathy for the family of trayvon martin. he says he has a clean conscience. >>> the u.s. house of representatives on monday approved a resolution urging president barack obama to send weapons to ukraine. it would help the country to protect its sovereignty in its fight against rebels. russian presidents putin denies arming rebels in the car inner -- war in eastern ukraine. >>> approved a plan to give family benefits to all spouses of gay u. n. employees who are leally married regardless of the same sex marriage laws in their own countries. that plan was supported by u. n. secretary general ban ki- moon who is on outscene -- an outspo it's the biggest trade violation in history. today middle east governments are shredding open skies agreements they signed pumping over $40 billion in prohibited subsidies into their state-owned airlines. protectionism at its w

he addressed it again with trayvon martin. he said that trayvon martin could have been one of my kids. that could have been me 35 years ago. my observation about some of those--not all--particularly of african-americans, those who look and say who say that he has not addressed race, i think that the tactic with what he has done i think it is a problem--and this is an inside story, unfortunately, but i'll air our laundry. >> whisper it in my ear. >> just between you and me, this well-kept secret is we have people unfortunately who like speakers and leaders who stand up and give speeches that bring people to their feet. this man attempts to bring them to their senses. we want people to bring them to their feet, and that an is it. this man is a deliberate tactician. >> we spend time talking about things that went wrong after what happened in selma but is there one thing that may have happened yesterday that went right? randall pinkston, i bring it up this way. here we have the african-american attorney general saying there will b

law firm posted a picture of him accusing the president of fanning racial tensions around the trayvon martin his rose garden speech stating if i had a son, he would look like trayvon. to me that was clearly a dereliction of duties pitting americans against each other solely based on race. >> it's been two years since zimmerman, don, was acquitted of murder in the trayvon martin death and in the video he says he can't feel guilty for surviving. >> not only did he say he does not feel guilty he believes it was god's will and he doesn't feel guilty for surviving. i think many people feel that george zimmerman should not have followed trayvon martin and he would be alive today. even if george zimmerman feels he is right, at this point, even his own former attorneys are saying he should probably just go away for a while and sit down and be quiet. that is my feeling. i cannot believe that he went back to his attorneys after the justice department investigation and then asked to be put on tape so that he could talk about the investigation. perhaps he should just be quiet because he is a free man an

of course, we've seen the murder of young like trayvon martin your response to that experience, i think you instant instantly filled a space. have you found that my generation has been responsive to you? you're getting what you need? >> um, yes and no. yes and no. you're an example of someone from previous generation reaching out and reaching back to young people but i think actually the ball dropped in between. during the civil rights movement the dominant aim and desire eventually move towards integration. the generation that followed you i think began to reap the awards of the fights of the civil rights movement. to really answer your question i think the generation before us, folks who have been able to carry on that legacy have been very helpful, but i think the goals of the civil rights movement have yet to be fully met. >> i'm struck by your observation that enter integration was the target for the movement. but integration is a little misunderstood. we were looking to integrate into america, whether it was racial integration , economic integration. to be part of the fabric of wh

of course, we've seen the murder of young like trayvon martin your response to that experience, i think you instant instantly filled a space. have you found that my generation has been responsive to you? you're getting what you need? >> um, yes and no. yes and no. you're an example of someone from previous generation reaching out and reaching back to young people but i think actually the ball dropped in between. during the civil rights movement the dominant aim and desire eventually move towards integration. the generation that followed you i think began to reap the awards of the fights of the civil rights movement. to really answer your question i think the generation before us, folks who have been able to carry on that legacy have been very helpful, but i think the goals of the civil rights movement have yet to be fully met. >> i'm struck by your observation that enter integration was the target for the movement. but integration is a little misunderstood. we were looking to integrate into america, whether it was racial integration , economic integration. to be part of the fabric of wh

could be heard on the tape saying stop and the judge refused to allow trayvon martin's text messagesout marijuana and a gun into evidence. the defense argued that martin's texts the day of the shooting show the teenager was in a hostile mood but the judge still rejected them. george zimmerman was found not guilty in the teenager's death. remember casey anthony's trial following her daughter's 2008 disappearance? her defense team argued these pictures of anthony going clubbing while her daughter was missing should not be shown in court. the defense say the pictures vilified casey portraying her as a party girl. the judge allowed the pictures in court. still, in the end, casey anthony was acquitted of murder. as for durst's comments it could be argued that the context is unclear and we don't yet know when hbo knew what they had and if they shared it with law enforcement. >>> still to come a young, talented 24-year-old football player retires from the nfl over safety issues. cnn's andy scholes has the latest. >> he was a san francisco 49ers leading tackler last season but he's walking a

also in this case the judge refused to allow trayvon martin's text messages about marijuana and a gun into evidence. the defense argued martin's text the day of the shooting show the teenager was in a hostile mood but the judge still rejected them. >> you have no further business with the court. >> reporter: george zimmerman was found not guilty in the teenager's death. remember casey anthony's trial following her daughter's 2008 disappearance? her defense team argued these pictures of anthony going clubbing while her daughter caylee was missing, should not be shown in court. the judge said the pictures vilified casey. the judge allowed the pictures in court. >> juror number 12? >> yes. >> reporter: still, in the end, casey anthony was acquitted of murder. randi kaye cnn, new york. >> there's plenty to talk about tonight with jeffrey toobin and mark geragos. the director of the movie said they gave the audio to the california authorities months ago and they hoped durst would be arrested sooner. >> did you ask me? >> yes, jeff. >> i don't know. but surely the film had a lot to do with

if you look at trayvon martin trayvon martin only came to fruition through social media because of a million hoodies. >> what is black twitter? >> a demographic of black focus that are found on twitter and that have shown solidarity and community among black things. >> million hoodies was on to something. among all online users, 76 first are on facebook surpassing whites and hispanics. 29% of african americans use twitter versus whites and hispanics at 16%. >> let's get it together black folks. let's change our ways. >> jonathan gentry said it was take more than social media and more than leaders to overcome racism. change starts at home. >> it's you holding yourself back. it's easier for you to blame someone than for you to change what's in and make a better future for yourself or your children. >> and that was morgan radford reporting. les payne, our pulitzer-prize winning panelist in the studio are you optimistic as we look at the events unfolding today? >> enormously optimistic because i think that these, this generation the millennium they will step forward and provide the let m

wrong on the cambridge police acting stupidly, wrong on trayvon martin. the constitutional attorney rushed to judgment without hearing the arguments. same thing in ferguson rushed to judgment without hearing arguments. and you can say a four-time loser with al sharpton being at the white house 90 times. not exactly somebody that's the great racial healer he claims to be. so how does a president be so wrong so often? a constitutional attorney no less. >> i cannot believe that you have a guest like mr. murdock and yourself are talking about this situation in such a negative manner when in oklahoma a bunch of white privileged kids used the word about people like me. >> you didn't answer my question. >> i see how just the mere fact you brought that man in here, mr. murdock -- >> what man? >> to basically say whatever you want, it's amazing. why don't you talk about oklahoma today, sean hannity? >> we're talking about wisconsin. >> i denounce what happened in oklahoma. they shouldn't have done what they did. that was wrong. i'm glad the university has gone aft

it seems like it has gotten worse since the shooting of michael brown and trayvon martin. >> i thinkause we are just aware. one of the effects of the shooting of michael brown and the killing of trayvon martin is greater public awareness of these kinds of shootings. there are videos. we more frequently see examples of them. at the same time while there are many law enforcement agencies that have done a very good job of responding to community concerns, of trying to find ways to work with the community to reduce tensions it is also the case that there are police departments that have not done that at all. those stories go into the media either, so everyone is absorbing a lot of different stories. some of them very upsetting, some of them very angering. when you have something like this happening, in addition to the actual event, it feeds tension. the police department needs to be as forthright and as transparent as possible with their investigation. >> to that end, there's the widespread investigation of increased use of body cameras. i understand the benefits of that. it increases th

george zimmermann says president obama is to blame for ramping up sentiment during the trayvon martin case saying if he had a son he would look like trayvon. he called the comment insends year and blasted the president for directing the justice department to do a baseless prosecution. a florida jury acquitted zimmermann of manslaughter in the 2013 death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. >>> new research says doctors are failing to disclose to patients they have alzheimer's. an angry outbursts are harmful to your health. those stories and more in today's wellness report. >> reporter: more than half of people with alzheimer's or their caregivers have never been told by their doctors they have the condition. the alzheimer's association says this is alarming because people are being robds to be able to make important decisions about their lives. doctors sometimes withhold the news about the uncertainty about the diagnosis, lack of time to fully discuss it or fear of causing emotional distress. medical researchers increasingly are finding how toxic anger can be. new evidence by duke universit

. >>> the man cleared in the shooting death of trayvon martin believes president obama was responsible racial tension which followed the verdict. george zimmerman gave his first interview since cleared. >> the neighborhood watch volunteer said that mr. obama's remark which was that if he had a son he would look like trayvon martin that remark pitted americans against each other. based solely on race. zimmerman says he has a clear conscience. >> as a christian, i brief that god does everything for a purpose, and he had his plans and for me to second guess them would be hypocritical almost blasphemous. had i had a fracktion of a thought that i could have done something differently so that both of us would have survived then i would have heavier weight on my shoulders. >> a retired u.s. football player who once was a star in the field will now spend nine years behind bars for rape. darren sharper pleaded guilty in arizona and faces similar charges in california where he's in jail. the five-time professional ball player was charged with drugging and raping women in arizona in 2013 and doin

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>> former neighborhood watchman acquitted in the 2012 shooting debt of a black florida teen, trayvon martinr and released a video year saying he would only feel guilty for the death if he could have done something differently than would have saved both their lives and flames president obama for stirring up racial divisiveness over the death. george zimmerman referring to the president's speech saying if he had a son he would hook like ray accident look like trayvon martin and george zimmerman compared him telephone to ann frank. >>> now money news, a beer company is making a brew that truly is "out of this world." here is america's money. >>> good morning topping america's money no more nfl blackouts this is good news for fans with games kept from tv if a lot of tickets are unsold. the league owners have voted to suspend that policy for the season. >> sticking sports, two of biggest names in baseball are now open same team, wilson sporting goods is buying louisville slugger. >> official bat of baseball has suffered from sales with slugger still made in louisville, 131 years and counting. >>

. >> megyn, the very same reason that much of the media got the duke lacrosse and trayvon martin casesalso why they got the michael brown case wrong. a basic failure to tell both sides of the story. in fact, the hands up don't shoot mantra was born from the eyewitness account of dorian johnson, the man who was with michael brown when they were confronted by officer darren wilson. watch. >> he put his hands in the air and he started to get down. but the officer still approach with his weapon drawn. and he fired several more shots. and my friend died. >> and even though that and every other statement johnson made was untrue it drove the anger in ferguson and the narrative across the country. listen. >> we want you to know that our hearts are out there marching with them. >> a cold-blooded murder said cnn's top legal analyst, an execution says msnbc. where was the information about dorian johnson having a lengthy criminal record including a conviction for lying to police? and where were the eyewitness accounts that fully backed up officer darren wilson? they were here on "the kelly file,"

it's not african-americans after the trayvon martin case it was the media that tried to incite african-americans, that all of european americans are racists and horrible. and if you want to look go back and look at what was on television, the massive violence, blood, torture, sickness weirdism degenracy, destructiveness, drugs. we can go on and on. right? that on tell works that's on television today and movies and like music video yeses and so forth and you look at what was in the media. >> that's what's changed. i tell you the truth. it's even true in a marriage for most people. if people some people want to inter marry that's their god-given right. they can do what they want but most people around the world want their kids and grandkids from both sides of the family to look like their forefathers. >> it's estimated by the census bureau and by other demographers that in 2042, 2043, somewhere around then more americans will trace their journey to this country from asia africa and latin america than from europe. will you be comfortable in that country? i know i will be a lot home there. will you

in montgomery for benjamin crump represents the family of trayvon martin the young boy killed in cleveland and michael brown. we had quite a celebration down in selma yesterday congressman -- mr. crump, but it comes in the week that the department of justice unveiled a scathing damning report of racial abuses in the ferguson police department. the the out going attorney general, eric holder says he's going to fix that. do you think he can? >> we have to look at not only what he said in the doj report on the ferguson police and this systemic, the scathing report of discrimination and police excessive force on african americans. also we have to look at these individual shooters and we can't have the department of justice sanitizing all these of people of color who are unarmed. we have to address that head on if we don't have consequences then we won't see any results if our most epidemic that you see unarmed people of color being killed all over america. >> schieffer: well as devastating as this report was there is not going to be any charges brought against police officer darren wilson who

. >> i urged caution in the duke coverage and in the trayvon martin coverage and now this coverage. >e times. they got it right three times in 10 years. those are solar eclipse numbers, people, which i think is why it's recommended you only watch fox through a tiny pinhole poked through a piece of cardboard. you can't look directly at fox. it will indelibly burn your soul. the whole rush to judgment complaint is ( bleep ) fox is nothing but a rush to judgment in almost every situation. okay. you're the caution and sober reflection network. ( laughter ) my favorite part of the piece was after 10 minutes of complaining that no one would ever thank them this. >> if you are waiting for the mainstream media to say not only we were wrong in this racially charged case that resulted in so much violence in that town and to credit fox news for being right, you're going to hold your breath a long time. >> we don't care about them. (laughter) >> jon: right, you don't care, in the same way my mom doesn't care if i ever call. ( laughter ) sure, call or not. i could just sit here and die. ( laughter

there's racial vie leps and racial an tag niches and we see it in terms of everything from the trayvon martinl brown, darren wilson and people talk about it and i think what happens is we go home and just talk to like minded people and share our fears rather hand reach out and share common amounts as americans jonathan, as individuals who want to be seen as individuals. >> well that is what i'm abdicating for that's what is america. coming out and talking about white people have these issues, black people have this issue that's identifying people by their skin color. which has no relevance on who they are or what they do with their lives in my opinion. >> here is the bottom line for me. i think it's an important discussion that should be had, but i think it's not the right time or place to be having that conversation. >> if not there, then where? >> when you're going to starbucks you're going to get a cup of coffee. >> lisa, we've had important racial discussions in churches, pool halls, we have had marches bus rides. i mean, it changes america, it's an appeal to conscious. >> but here is the

zimmerman lashes out at president obama blaming him for racial tensions after the killing of trayvon martin. >> he took what should have been a clear cut self-defense matter and to make the department of justice to pursue a baseless prosecution he by far over stretched, over reached, even broke the law in certain aspect. >> zimmerman spoke out in a video provided by the law firm in orlando florida zimmerman says he did nos wrong in shooting the un arm teen three years allege and says he has a clean conscious. >> 5:39 right now. special day here at cbs-3. we will show you how you can make a difference in the lives of some kick kids. plus this. >> ♪ ♪ >> love this guy. test a changing of the guards on the late show circuit. see what you missed if you went to bed early and did not catch jailed corden. tiff dvr at home. i can't wait to see this. >> such funny guy. looking forward to in a. >> also, before you sit down for breakfast, we will let you know how a bowl of cereal can help extend your life. >> keeping an eye on the roads, jessica has the slow spots to avoid when you head out the door.

zimmerman now says president obama is to blame for racial tension that is came after his killing of trayvon martins lawyer released this video of zimmerman speaking out yesterday. he says he did nothing wrong in the shooting of the unarmed teen three years ago. he also accused the president of breaking the law by making incendiary remarks and directing the justice department to investigate the shooting. he says the american justice system failed him even though he was acquitted of martin's death. >> star little leaguer mo'ne davis is taking the high road in response to the bloomsburg university student who was kicked off the baseball team for a nasty tweet. montgomery county 98 vive joey casselberry used a derogatory term over the weekend on twitter while criticizing disney's decision to make a movie about davis. she wrote a letter to the president of bloomsburg to ask him to have merls see on casselberry. >> i know a lot of people get tired of like seeing me on tv but sometimes you got to like think about what you're doing before you actually do it. if it was me i know i would want to take that b

if you look at trayvon martin trayvon parent martin only came to fruition because of a million hoodiesis has shown solidarity and community among black things. >> million hoodies was on to something. among all online users 76% of african-americans are on facebook surpassing whites and hispanic. 29% of african-americans use twitter versus white and hispanics at 16%. >> let's get it together, black folks. let's change our ways. >> the jonathan gentry said it will take more than social media and more than new leaders to overcome racism. change starts at home. >> it's you holding yourself back. it's easier for you to just blame somebody than for you to change within and make a better future for yourself and your children. >> a new way to get the message out. ms. gillispie, can you see the parallel between the 1965 marchs and the black lives matter movement? >> absolutely. this is the front line of the civil rights movement. there have always been generational struggles within the african-american quest for freedom. so 50, 60 years ago, martin luther king was viewed as a radical but those w

. >>> george zimmermann says his conscience is clear after the shooting death of trayvon martin.e says he doesn't blame himself because there was nothing else he could do that would have saved both their lives but he does blame president obama for stirring up divisiveness with the personal remarks he made after the shooting. >> president obama held his rose garden speech stating if i had a son he would look like trayvon. to me that was clearly an dereliction of duty pinning americans against each other solely based on race. >> zimmermann is speaking out because the u.s. justice department ended its investigation and has decided not to prosecute him for a hate crime. >>> new numbers on obamacare. the cdc says 11 million fewer americans are without health insurance since the program started five years ago. although that would till leave 37 million people uninsured. it's the lowest level measured in more than 15 years. >>> well time now for the weather from across the nation. rain in my hometown of chicago, that rain could turn to snow for minneapolis to green bay by tonight. severe

i took a picture of myself and a 30 after trayvon martin was murdered, but it felt a little hollow to me. frankly come it seemed too much about me. much in the same way rocking a malcolm x shirt back in the day felt a little much for me when spike lee's biopic came out and like when che guevera t-shirts and medallions felt a little much after jay-z styled on us in the 2001 mtv unplugged. everybody has these things, and there is a high degree of commercialism associated, but is there any they're there? as an aside, it should be noted that i never thought the leather or wooden africa medallion was work could be played out and was pleased to see marshawn lynch donned a few in his forced media appearances before the super bowl just over a week ago. that was awesome. did you watch any of that? it really is dope. so go seahawks. that is for my seven-year-old son. he is a tremendous seahawks fan. i told him i was coming to the new england area. he said, if easy tom brady, say hello but tell them i was rooting for the seahawks. >> marshawn lynch i think he is , not incidentally put in here. w

i took a picture of myself and a -- in a holding -- in a hoodie after trayvon martin was murdered, but it felt a little cynic to me. it felt a little too much for me when spike lee's film came out. it felt a little much for me kind of like when che guvera t-shirts and medallions felt a little much. everybody has these things, and there is a high degree of commercialism associated, but is there any there there? as an aside, this is where this comes up as a brick for us, -- as a break for us. it should be noted that i never thought the leather or wooden african medallion was work could be played out and was pleased to see that marshall and lynch -- marshawn lynch donned a few in his forced appearances before the super bowl. that was awesome. so go seahawks. that is for my seven-year-old son who was a tremendous seahawks fan. i told him i was coming to the new england area. he said if you see tom brady tell him hello tell him i was rooting for the seahawks -- tell him i was rooting for the seahawks. [laughter] i think he is not incidentally put in hear. we we will get into the theater of

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the name trayvon is the student that i profiled and that is not trayvon martin. a different trayvon with the same name. to your point of the racial disparity is, they are certainly addressed in my article. it is not that young people of color are more apt to commit crimes, but they are more apt to get arrested because of a range of fact or's that have led to this situation, where they are overrepresented in the justice system. that is what places like lucas county, ohio are trying to change that. i hope there is some sense of hope from that. i certainly take your point that these are long-standing societal issues that are at the root of this. host: if you want to read the article, you can go to the " christian science monitor" website. we will go to another parent in arlington, texas. go ahead. caller: hi. i was calling because i have lived in big cities from brooklyn to chicago and i taught at a st. louis school. [indiscernible] i have been moving from big cities to a small town in kentucky. they are notorious for locking up their youth. no programs for them. whe

. >>> the former neighborhood watchman acquitted in the shooting death of trayvon martin has harsh words for president obama. in a video posted online -- >> the president should have done what he said he was going to do and not interject himself. >> george zimmerman said the obama administration acted irresponsibly in expressing empathy for martin's family following the 2012 incident. and zimmerman doesn't feel he did anything wrong and federal officials treated him unfairly. and he compared himself to the holocaust victim anne frank. >>> and the 300-brub acheache fire in valencia could be arson. it is 50% contained. police are questioning two men on how the fire started. >>> it is 6:17 and this morning the dover public library is hosting library legislative action day. an event to bring together library supporters and local lawmakers that help to make them control the tourism. tourism is one of the main drivers of the new jersey economy. >>> in north hampton county the easton city council members will vote on changing the parking ticket appeals position. right now the police department

the past, but bring in the new movement there's a new civil rights movement post-ferguson and trayvon martin, but they have not felt they have been embraced how they want to be by the country. the president can help with that and i think he needs to. >> just looking at the stage, there is meaning behind everyone who is sitting on that stage. >> yes, there is. >> you talked about the order, remarkable observation to make. the order in which people walked in. you look on stage, you have the former president and first lady and you have the sitting president and first lady. you have the mayor of zelma, an african-american the first african-american mayor of selma, and then right behind michelle and president obama is congresswoman terry, the first alabama congresswoman, and she's from selma. this is her home. >> right. >> she has a remarkable story of asession doesn't she? >> she really does. so many of the people here see her as a home grown success story, and she carries herself with grace and dignity and clarity, and i think that's really what ewe get when you come to selma, and i think that'

it did so with the cambridge police depermanent trayvon martin everything to do with ferguson benghazi and now sergeant bowe bergdahl. that is why we let this play out in court. the army didn't even contact the dod with any warning the charges were coming. general millie went ahead with the court marshal, and does for every court marshal, and deemed the charges appropriates. so the white house comments or susan rice's comments will not play a role. >> great to see you. >>> an outbreak sparking a public emergency in a state and what is being done about it. we will bring that to you ahead. jj >> jenna: ♪ grind virtually any kind of food waste into an unending source of electrical power for a city? when emerson takes up the challenge it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. now with the xfinity tv go app, you can watch live tv anytime. it's never been easier with so many networks all in one place. get live tv whenever you want. the xfinity tv go app. now with live tv on the go. enjoy over wifi or on verizon wireless 4g lte. plus enjoy special savings when yo

the president has been wrong on trayvon martin, ferguson, i'm asking why does the democratic party have this hold on black americans' vote if they are not prospering under prattic policies? why? >> i this i the democrats have dem gock dem demagoguesed the issue if it wasn't for republicans, sean, who pushed it through. lbj didn't want to do this. he got it done under expediency. he said if it wasn't for us, you owe your political allegiance to us. we actually got these things for you, which is a lie. look what they have actually done. >> this is the voting rights? >> reagan cited 25 year voting rights, g.w. bush cited it. 50 years. now, it's all still there. it was extended by 60 years by reagan. >> i will give you one more chance. >> a small thing going back -- >> you are new to the show. i will give you one more chance. give me one statistical piece of evidence that the black community under barak obama they gave him 90-plus% of their vote is better off under his policy. give me a measurement you can point to. >> no, i can't. i cannot give you one shining super metric that explains th

michael brown's civil rights because the sam thing happened happen same thing happened in the trayvon martinase. are you going to have racist journalists like you have racist people is this of course.martin case. are you going to have racist journalists like you have racist people is this of course. i think if you had an all black police force a lot of the things in that report would still occur because young black men in america the reality is are committing more violent crime. and i think that's -- >> let me get jewly in lyjulie in. some of those racist e-mails were blood curdling. with a do you think what do you think about the immediate are a playing a divisive role? >> the goal is obviously to smoke debate and obviously to stoke a potential view point. ferguson is a very good example. you had all the major channels covering ferguson. it was saturated wall to wall. but certainly some people had one you viewpoint on it other people were pushing a different viewpoint and i think that's the difference. you do have that diversity of opinion and diversity of viewpoint although you still do co

zimmerman says he can't feel guilty about surviving a confrontation like the one with trayvon martin. zimmerman shot and killed the unarmed teen three years ago in florida. a jury acquitted him. he blames the president for stirring up a racial divide. >> president obama held his rose garden speech stating if i had a son he would look like trayvon. to me that was clearly a der election of duty solely based on race. >> zimmerman released a 13-minute video through his lawyer's website. he says he's not the same person he was five years ago. he says he has to keep his guard up and looks over his shoulder every day. >>> doeteath row inmates could face a firing squad. he signed a bill to make the firing squad an option if no lethal injection drugs are available. a lot of people are upset and using #nodeathpenalty online. drug shortages led utah to look to an alternative. >>> using apple pay on your smart phone may be simple but it's also risky. fraudulent transactions are on the rise. the system launched last year is too simple. it seems the setup is the biggest problem with just a few clic

if you look at trayvon martin. he came to fruition through black twitter. >> what is black twitter?it's a demographic of black folks on twitter, and that showed solidarity community among black things. >> a million hoodies was on to something. among all online users 76% of african-americans are on facebook surpassing whites and his panition. 29% -- hispanics. 29 ds use twitter. >> let's get it together and change our ways. >> >> reporter: it will take more than social media and new leaders to overcome racism. change starts at home. >> you are holding yourself back. it's ease your for you to blame someone than you to cheap within and make a better future for yourself and your children >>> a new way to get the message out. that was morgan radford reporting. do you see a parallel between the 1965 marches and the black lives matter movement. >> absolutely. this is the front line of the new civil rights movement. what is interesting in the set up piece is there has been generational struggles in the african-american quest for freedom. 50, 60 years ago martin luther king was a radical by

he has weighed in on trayvon martin in florida. i wonder how the parks service feels about his lost opportunity to unite us by going to vicksburg or going to gettysburg or going to appomattox next week , and celebrating the 200 -- 260,000 -- let me change that, 360,000 dead union soldiers who died for the national stated policy of freeing the slaves that they never met. >> two things, first off, i do not -- the parks service does not have a mind of its own. it is a collection of people with their own minds. second, the president is my boss. i would be hesitant, no matter my opinion, to enter into that discussion with you. i would be happy to, when i am out of interview -- out of uniform, i would be happy to offer my opinions, but not here and now. i hope you will excuse me for that. >> aj douglas, from virginia. i hope you don't mind me doing this. i would like to say, i don't really think the civil war is completely about slavery. why? because throughout history people don't really care about black people that much. i don't mean t

this happened to my son, the fact that he talked at length about the things that were happening, trayvon martind in him now being part of this i have no words to even express how ironic i think it is that my son is now etched forever as one of these same people. >> i have 40 seconds left with you. in the 40 seconds, would you mind just telling me about your son? what do you miss about him the most? >> i miss his smile. i miss him calling my name. i miss his big hugs when i lay my head on his chest. my gentle giant, i miss him. my kids miss him. he was a wonderful, wonderful boy. his light is gone from my life and it's -- the darkness that i feel is so painful. he was a great kid. just trying to find himself. that was it. >> i am so sorry for your loss. my heart prayers for you and your family andrea irwin. thank you so much for coming on and sharing your thoughts. i really truly appreciate it. >>> i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me here on this friday afternoon. you're watching cnn. stay right here. "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >>> two days two continents two hor