. >> gwinnett county 911. >> yeah, my husband refuses to let me leave the house. >> my wife is yelling and screaming and just woke up the children. you really want the cops here? i think my wife just was throwing a temper tantrum. i don't think we need the police. >> let me have her tell me that, sir. >> all right, you need to pick up the phone or they're gonna come. >> you don't need to come. i'll stay in my house all day. >> i already have them dispatched that way, sir. >> all right. thank you, ma'am. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: the cops come by to make sure things are under control, but nique doesn't even look at the officers. that's her bag packed and ready by her side. later that day, she takes it and leaves. and within hours, matt has their then 12-year old-daughter amanda call and beg her not to stay away. it's heartbreaking. >> hey, mommy. >> hey baby, how are you? >> good. mommy, we need to go on vacation. all of us as a family. we need to save this family. >> reporter: the family doesn't go on vacation. nique comes home. they stay at sydney's cove. behind closed doors. wi

. - gwinnett county parents are outraged tonight over third grade math homework.ee had 56 oranges. "if 8 slaves pick them equally, then how much would each slave pick?" then there was another. "if frederick got 2 beatings per day, how many beatings did he get in 1 week?" - okay, okay. first of all, 2 beatings times 7, that's 14 beatings. but secondly, slavery is too serious to just casually drop into math problems. and by the way, i'm not just worried about how inappropriate those questions are. i'm worried about how it's escalating. like, first it's just picking oranges. next it's beatings. you know, if the next question starts out with "8 men in white robes show up to frederick's house," run! so look. obviously these assignments aren't treating slavery with the weight it deserves. but it turns out some teachers go too far in the opposite direction. - she singled out black students, told them to lie on the floor, and stepped on their backs to show them "how it is to be a slave." - a controversial lesson about slavery has been pulled from a cerritos high school. -