In a moment. We begin in our nations capitol where protesters are gearing up for the justice for all march. About to get under way in two hours from now. The march is intended to call attention to recent Police Killings foll killings. Protesters begin their march near the white house and make their way to the u. S. Capitol as you see here. Organizers are calling for congress to take some action here. And. And demonstrations across the country. Lets bring in cnn correspondent at the starting site there at Freedom Plaza. Were also joined by van jones nearby. Reporter on the ground. Sorry. Just wanted to let you know van jones is expected at third and pennsylvania. Sorry to cut you off. Set the scene for us. What are you seeing this hour. Reporter a lot of energy here on the ground. Marches are starting to gather here at Freedom Plaza, just steps from the white house. A little of the scene here. A lot of protesters with tee shirts and signs out this morning. Obviously making reference to the high profile killings, Michael Brown, Trayvon Martin. And we have a symbolic meeting of all four of those families. They will be marching together and this is the first time the four families are gathering. They will lead the protest down the symbolic place down from Freedom Plaza here in washington, d. C. All the way down the iconic streetlight of washington d. C. , pennsylvania avenue and near the steps of the capitol. We heard from the mother of the Trayvon Martin earlier o who talked to Anderson Cooper about this march and ant her feelings before. Here is what she had to say. I dont really believe that people are just going to change overnight. As the more deeprooted hatred that people have for African Americans. And if you are not an African American, a lot of people dont understand. They dont quite get it. They just think that we are complaining about something that doesnt really exist. And we are living this every day. This is our life. Reporter and a lot of protesters here said that they are feeling a sense of the symbolism today. One protester, her father marched in the civil rights marches in the 60s, long the same path. She spoke with him on the phone today. There is a sense that this is a symbolic moment. There are some comparisons made to the march in 63. Van, they are the demonstrators are asking for congress to do something. They want washington to act. What likely, if anything is Congress Going to do . Well, first of all i think it is very important to recognize this march is incredibly significant. Congress can legislate, can get more funds and more authority for federal Law Enforcement to oversee some of these departments. But, you know, when you have four mothers, four grieving mothers walking together. That is going to be an iconic image really to cap off this entire year. That is going to be powerful. You know, emmitt a young man in the 50s changed this country for the better. You now have four of them in the eyes of a lot of African Americans and the mothers of the four dead African American men marching together. Can that motivate congress . It can. We would not be talking about this today were it not for the protests all across the country. I think you will see some change the local state and federal level in 2015. We heard bill clinton say we need to make sure that people feel that everybody matters. That they matter, that their sons matter. How do we do that . Is that something that can be legislated . Seems like it has to be more. Reporter well it has to be both and the Civil Rights Movement was both. It was changing heart and minds but also laws and policies. I how to bill clintons staples were welcome and encouraging. To have a former president show the kind of empathy he did. Of course hes famous for showing empathy. I thought that was important. Laws and policies can local dis have to get the support of the local police when they run. That is an inherent conflict of the interest at the local level when the police are have to be charged by that same da. A that is the kind of thing that federal government has to step in to make sure we have good checks and balances. When the those con frikt of interest situations occur we need better laws and better policies as well as more open hearts and minds. I think this protest is going to give people a different window into the lives o these grieving mothers and hopefully d. C. Will listen and change the laws and policies too. Well see. Thank you. Now the mothers of Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, eric garner are expected to be there. And their sons with your unarmed when Police Officers killed them. Except for trayvon, youll recall he was killed by a Neighborhood Watch volunteer. And cnn exclusive Anderson Cooper sat do you know with all for of them to have a really important conversation about race. This audio released of your sister screaming they killed my baby brother. Umhmm. She was actually in the police car looking at her brother just bleeding there and nobodys doing anything. As a mom do you the video is released. Is that something you even watch as a mother. I yes. I watched it. I had to watch it. Im the one that released had video. You are. They had to get permission from me to release the video. Why did you want people to see that video. I think its very important that the world knows whats going on with my son. Hes only 12. Just hearing this is hard for you. Zblp yes. This is hard. A 12yearold, not even a teenager. That is horrible. For a mother to see her child laying there dead in the street. I know that was unbearable. I remember early on you and i met and you were talking about your son, Trayvon Martin. And one of the things you felt very strongly about was that medially authorities, police were trying to paint a picture who he was. And paint a negative picture who he was. Is that something you see happen to all these moms . I noticed that they blame the victim. And a lot of times that gives people a kind of ease and it kind of justifies why it was done. Regardless of what these kids were doing or even what mr. Garner was doing, it is minor. Those are minor things that they were doing and it should not have cost them their lives. He did loosesy cigarettes but he wasnt selling them that day. He just broke up a fight. Thats why the police was would because someone was fighting and he was breaking it up. And when the police game they went past the fight and went straight for him. So they were why would they do that . Lets expand the conversation now. The National Urban league is laying out a plan for Police Reforms that it hopes will keep other African American mothers from mourning their sons. President and ceo of the National Urban league is in washington for todays march. Go to have you sir. Great to be with you. Good morning. You laid out on action plan. It is the ten point journey to justice plan. And i want to go through a couple of the recommendations. As were watching so many people come together and ask for national action. You are calling for a National Comprehensive antiracial profiling law as one of the elements that could happen on a national scale. Tell us about this. Well twe think it is time fo a national antiracial profiling law which would prohibit profiling on race color religion National Origin gender orientation and the like. Because we need to be proactive in how we address i think the concerns that so many of us have arising out of these incidents. And a national antirarnl profiling law we think is a step. Now the Justice Department just prommal ga ama amal promulga. But it doesnt cover state and local Law Enforcement. And all of these incidences involve state and local Law Enforcement who are the offenders. So a national law we think is important. And we weve got to begin to have the conversation about that. Lets talk about you say state and local. Some of these can be implemented on the state and local level like a review a revision of the police use of Deadly Force Policies and strengthening highing practices. Do you believe theres the infrastructure state to state to press . The pressure that were seeing National Today at the Freedom Plaza there in washington. Do you think there is that pressure to sustain a push across all 50 states. No doubt there has to be pressure, reform and change at the local level. And this coming together in washington is the bringing together of people and a highlight on incidents all across the nation. Ohio with tamir rice. New york with eric garner. Michael brown in ferguson, marlene pennet in the state of california. And i would just, you know, make this comment. When i was mayor of new orleans, i orchestrated and led one of the most Successful PoliceReform Efforts in the 1990s. We reduced crime. We did it without the kind of incidents that you see here in. And i want people to know all across the nation that you can have a Safe Community and a respectful police force that works in conjunction with that community. And that is what we see. So my reform the National UrbanLeague Reforms that really embrace the entire Civil Rights Community is about saying lets take this moment and bring about the change that we need. These reforms could take place at the state and local level. Some of them may require national action. But whatever the road to their implementation is, lets walk that road. We heard from Martin Luther king the thard today that the success of his Fathers Movement was not just the march but then the followup with the policy soon after. Marc, thank you so much for your time. Thanks for having me. Washington isnt the only city these protests are taking place. Demonstrators are marching in new york today. And stay with cnn throughout the morning because were going to take you live to those rallies as they get under way. 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Reporter well mike lee, junior republican senator from utah as well as ted cruz the republican from texas wanted them to guarantee they could get a vote. Harry reed said no so there is no unanimous consent so they will with working throughout the day. The conservative republicans really dont like this bill. Lots of democrats dont love it either but president obama is still urging the senate to pass it. This by definition was a compromised bill. President obama acknowledging the new political reality in washington, that he has to deal with republicans. This is whats produced when you have the divided government that the American People voted for. Had i been able to draft my own legislation and get it passed without any republican votes i suspect it would be slightly different. That is not the circumstances we find ourselves and i think what the American People very much are looking for is some practical governance and the willingness to compromise and that is what that bill reflects. 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