the christmas caravan is off for ashley morris and her kids from maryland. earlier this year, ashley's husband, allen, who suffers from a medical condition, accidentally backed the car into angela, who was seriously injured. medical bills piled up and both ashley and allen overwhelmed, lost their jobs. >> my family's had a rough year this year. reporter: tonight the morris' thought they were just being treate but turns out there was a whole lot more on the menu. >> i thought it was just a little thing. now it turns out it's really big. reporter: donations of gifts, paid medical bills, cash and a 2008 mazda. >> this is your car. >> no, it's not! >> wonderful. so wonderful. i don't have to worry about if my electric's going to get cut off or i come home and all my stuff's out in the yard. i'm just so blessed. reporter: corporal green feels much the same. >> this is what you want to do every day as a police officer. reporter: and ashley morris will never forget it. >> people really, you know, come together to help somebody that really needs help. reporter: reall

. >> maryland natio park police officers sdlivrd gift after gift to ashley morris 4-year-old angela andr-old alan. >> we know you have a tough time this year and wanted to make the year end better than start. >> police chief helping set the stage but men who led the charge corporal rand didn't green. >> my fellow officers have a little present for you. come on, fellas you. >> could see the reactionthon their faces as everybody brought everything how does that make you feel. >> it's priceless. this summer kids were playing in the front yard as dad wag backing up the car in the drive we and unthinkable happened he didn't realize little angela was behind the vehicle. >> he thought the back of the truck just bumped her so he went ahead and pulled forward and at that time she went in front of tire and that's when he ran her over. and he was so heartbroken because of that. >> from that point dad blamed surgeries whatever and he has a medical condition that's why he's not here right now and they got overwhelmed. my officers saw this and took action. >> already swamped with medical bills they w

. >> maryland national capital park police officers delivered gift after gift to ashley morris and herear-old angela and 9-year-old allen. >> had you a tough time this year and we wanted to make the year end better than it startd the police chief helping set the stage and the man that led the charge corporal randy green. >> my fellow officers have a little present for you. come on dulles. [ applause ]. >> you can see the reaction on their faces when you started coming up and bringing everything. how does that make you feel. >> priceless, priceless. >> this past summer the kids were playing in their front car in the drive a wane the unthinkable happened he deposit realize little angela was behind the vehicle. >> he thought you know the back of the truck just pumped her so he wept ahead and pulled forward. at that time she went in front of the tire and that's when we ran her over. and he was so heartbroken because of that. >> from that point dad blamed himself it was not go well with surgeries whatever and he has a medical condition that's why he's not here now. he's overwhelmed. my offi

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ashley: 25 people are dead following a bombing in a coptic christian church. christians clearly being targeted by islamic terrorists. taught sister john morris is here. new and it's extremely sad. why do don't we have more of these persecuted americans coming to america. >> thanks be to god, many of them want to stay and live their faith there. we should be encourage and stand back in tremendous respect for them. the coptic christians are about 10% in egypt. if they were to three, we would be putting at risk the incredible christian religion in that part of the world, but it would create instability when you've egypt that's 100% muslim. stuart: 10% of the population, you encourage them to leave, but maybe you save a few people. >> obviously if somebody is fleeing for their lives, we as a country with a heart should be able to receive them. especially those fleeing for their lives based on religious persecution. stuart: young men going into the priesthood in the catholic church. the pope is telling them to preach from the pulpit about the dangers of global warming. this sounds an awful lot like politics in the pulpit which i disagree with. >> separati