i want to play what she told you for our audience and then talk about that on the other side. here it is. >> i have to do things and protect him before he gets to where he's going to go, walking down the street on his own, with certain privileges and being misidentified, you know, as someone else or something else. right now he's 11. you know, i don't -- you know, the martins have already suffered. and that's an awareness for the rest of us. >> she talked about taking action there. what specifically is the kind of action that she's talking about that other women are considering, should be considering perhaps to protect their young black sons in this country in the wake of what's happened? >> i think unfortunately hadiya pendleton's mother is part of this club that no parent wants to be a part of. in doing so, they're in the forefront of not only bringing attention to the polite of their lost children and those who are