it was an incredibly polarizing event along race lines. and aside from yesterday, it doesn't seem like this is playing out in a similarly polarizing way. >> i think you're right, actually. i think this is a case that it looks so clear to people that this is an injustice. that is quite a relief to me, anyway, that we can all sort of agree that this kid should not have died and this person should be held responsible. i think that that crosses certain political barriers. the vast majority of the people that you can visualize are african american. but if you look closely, these are all races. it's all genders that are out there and protesting saying trayvon is my son. he could be anybody's son. >> it's an interesting case.