the fact that they feel that justice wasn't delivered with this verdict, and whether or not they fault the prosecution and whether proper evidence was brought, you know, people can go over that from here to kingdom come. but what can they do? they feel there's an injustice but we use this to move the ball forward. >> we have to do just that. i think before we get to that, to melissa's point, his brother has vilified trayvon martin on another network. it's horrible. i want people to utilize their frustration, anger not just for this trayvon martin movement, but injustice with our justice system, whether it's federal, state or local, we do have to mobilize. we had a call at 4 a.m. this morning, a bunch of young folks that just said, i want to do something to make a difference. 180 people called in at 4 a.m. to say we're having marches in l.a., new york. we want to push the justice department not only just on the charges but also on reviewing