Dwyane Wade has lashed out against his hometown of Chicago's gun laws, calling them weak and saying he's already urged city officials to enact changes to help both citizens and police. Wade also said his children are afraid of police officers the same way that he was when he was growing up, suggested that prison systems need to do more in rehabilitating inmates, and said that Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump tweeting about the murder of his cousin last week left him with ''a bad taste'' in his mouth. Wade spoke out to ABC News in an interview that aired Friday, one day before the funeral for his cousin Nykea Aldridge - a mother of four who was shot and killed on a Chicago street last week. More...