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We have inequities in our system. we have to understand it's more than this case. we have it where we have systemic inequities in our system where a lot of times we look the other way or accept it. we can't accept that. >> charles, you wrote about having a conversation with your teen-age son. without getting too personal, i wonder if you'd share with us what you said to them. >> well, i talked to my boys about the idea of running and things like that, particularly in front of police at night. and i try to talk about it in a way that doesn't make them too uncomfortable and say you really don't ...

In the wake of the not guilty verdict. >> i just don't understand the civil right complaint. i didn't see the evidence there that -- in the courtroom that would make anybody believe there was a civil rights case for this. the protests, you know, the people are going to be angry no matter what the verdict was. there's nothing we can do about that. >> just ahead in our 6:00 p.m. eastern hour, we're going to compare and contrast this alternate juror's interview with the interview job b-37 did with our own anderson cooper. meantime, the parents of trayvon martin are breaking their silence, speakin...

That he was tortured in egypt, it's not controversial he was taken there by the cia. none of those facts are under any doubt. the question is to what extent is the cia culpable. certainly the cia station chief was working under orders. he certainly felt the italians kind of knew what he was doing. on the other hand the italian magistrate in the case, who i also interviewed, feels very differently and feels the rule of law is the rule of law and you can't just kidnap somebody on the street and take them to where they're tortured. >> now a retired cia station chief thinking he's having a trip fo...

Was that appropriate? >> i don't think it was appropriate, wolf. i think that was wading into it, as cornell talked about, there's a department of justice and i think the president is the president of the united states. it polarized an already tragic situation with more of a race narrative. so i think that was a wrong thing for the president to do. >> do you agree, cornell? >> i do understand, though, the frustration among the minority community on this. because we have a case that, the court came down one way, and look, we can debate whether or not they follow the law here, but we can't debat...

Associated with nfl players. this picture may look like a team's roster, but it actually shows 29 players arrested for various crimes, ranging from dui to misdemeanor assault, just since february's super bowl, according to the nfl. >> we don't know if there are convictions in any of these arrests. and secondly, it's still a relatively small percent of all nfl players. >> reporter: the percentage may be small, but the arrests attract a spotlight. like when police charged rookie lineback linebacker allsayre walcott for murder for beating a man outside of a new jersey club this week. although the...