candles have been placed in cat cat -- katherine brown's honor.he was 48 years old. >>> police are looking into a security breach while president trump was here in philadelphia. a woman used counterfeit korea korea -- credentials she impersonated the wife of a congressman. capitol police have not identified the intruder but said she went through the same security checkpoints that aids and others did. >> two teens in south jersey are being hailed as heros. they helped save a man's life. the story of survival is one of beating the odds. "action news" was there as the teens were honored for their quick thinking. >> what they did was tremendous. if you see something say something. >> reporter: 51-year-old daric is grateful to the two teenagers and ems crew for save g -- saving his life. both from regional high school were honored. lake lock a marathon runner, collapsed during a run when he was alone on the afternoon of november 11. mow and jack saw him and rushed to help. >> i saw something out of the corner of my eye. i told my friend to pull over. w

first up we have katherine brown and jay wang will participate on a paper which is published online today called public diplomacy and national security in 2017. building alliances, fighting extremism and dispelling this information. katherine is council of foreign relations international affairs fellow and a visiting fellow with my program here at csis and we've been fortunate to have her for a couple of months leading to his work on public diplomacy. she most recently served as executive director of the u.s. advisory commission on public diplomacy. jay wang is an associate professor at the usc annenberg school for communication and journalism, and director of the usc center on public diplomacy. the paper they're going to present to you today emerged from the workshop that we held jointly with jason center back in november. essentially what it does is indexed and assessment of where we've been with public diplomacy and what are the main successes under the obama administration. and do we suggest some ways we can strengthen public diplomacy going forward. so then following that brief prese

. >> this is katherine brown, pictured with one of her dozen grandchildren. >> if she was working, she was with her grand kids, that was her life right there. >> reporter: family says brown was walking across 57th street last night taking the grand kids back home after a birthday party for one of the youngest, a 3-year-old she carried in her arms. >> it's horrible because they saw what happened to their grandmother. >> reporter: she put out a candle and teddy bear today and said she saw it happen as brown threw the child out of the path of a driver. >> she's a hero also. that's a grandmother's love. >> police are looking for the white mini van captured in new surveillance pictures. nbc 10 obtained today which should have front end damage from hitting and dragging brown. >> you have to know, you can see the skid marks. you have to either feel it or you had to have heard it underneath your car. >> reporter: on this block there's a demand for justice. >> i'm pleading to the person just turn yourself in. >> reporter: the family shared this drawing of how one 8-year-old grand kid is coping

the victim is katherine brown. she along we are grandson and five other grandchildren were coming from a birthday party. >> when the car came, she threw her grand baby off, she protected him. >> reporter: an eyewitness saw it unfold as the victim and her grand son were crossing 57th street. >> he was making the light. he wasn't looking up. >> reporter: brown lost control of her grandson and dragged down 57th by the minivan. >> the little boy was screaming like he was hurt. >> reporter: a neighbor took this surveillance video from her home. unfortunately it's not clear enough to make out a license plate number. police say there were five other children under the age of 11 that were with the woman. they were unharmed. >> we were trying to get the baby out of the street. >> reporter: the 3-year-old grandson who was gathered during the impact is going to be physically okay, but his grandmother was pronounced dead after she was hit. fun anything about the fatal hit-and-run accident, call philadelphia police, immediately

are still trying to track down the driver who killed a grandmother and kept going. 48-year-old katherine browng several children to a birthday party when she was struck friday night. surveillance video shows the white van involved in this incident and then fleeing the scene down 57th and girard. brown who was holding her three-year-old grandson at the time died at the hospital a short time later. police say none of the children including the toddler was seriously hurt because brown made them walk in front of her. police are asking anyone with information about the hit-and-run to to contact them. >>> a robber is on the run after holding up a center city bank. the heist happened around 11 o'clock this morning at the bb&t branch in the 1600 block of market street. police say the robber is clean shaven and may be wearing a burgundy beanie hat app jacket and blue jeans. >> you no doubt sought protests this weekend stemming from the crackdown on immigration and refugees. crowds gathered in cities and at airports across the country decrying that order at unamerican even as the white house calls it an

late model minivan who hit and killed a grandmother happened in west philadelphia. 48-year-old katherine brown was hit as she got out of a trolley with several grandchildren. it happened friday night. she was holding a 3-year-old when she was hit at 57th and girard avenue. brown died at the hospital. her 3-year-old grand son was seriously injured. >>> a south jersey woman is behind bars accused of throwing a stranger's young child into the path of a new jersey transit train. the 20-year-old is faces charges of attempted murder. authorities say she was near the light rail platform friday night when she grabbed a five-year-old girl and threw her on the tracks. she was quickly taken into custody, the girl was taken to the hospital to be treated for cuts and bruises. >>> a committee in the republican controlled senate voted to kill a sick leave law. such bills would not become law unless they pass the full senate and house and signed by governor tom wolf, but governor wolf is expected to oppose the bills and veto them if they reaches desk. >> much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action

are we doing what works which is what katherine brown is suggesting we do. >> i'd say, first of all, your question was to policy as well. i still can't really -- basically we would ask things of public diplomacy officers in pakistan when the conversation about u.s. policy in pakistan was something we couldn't really talk about, i'll put it from the pakistani perspective not2aç ou pakistani public wanted to know about drones and we weren't allowed to discuss certain things and then the expectation is well made pd program can move the needle but -- so i think one point that -- broadly our foreign policy generally needs to be as transparent as possible and frankly nothing is secret really in this world any way. it all comes out at a certain point. and i would like to see a much -- one of the things i would recommend a future administration is to have bias not just in the messaging side but in general to greater transparency. i have this, you know -- not just a sense. the data shows that we lose an audience when we feel like we're not being straight with them about what we're doing in th

or, "don't dream to be a rocket scientist." >> brown: the real katherine johnson is still alive, and in 2015 received the medal of freedom from president obama. in the film, katherine johnson is assigned to an all-white department run by kevin costner's character, a composite of three nasa administrators. >> can she handle geometry? >> absolutely. >> and i speak. >> think you can find me this data? >> when you're done watching it you can realize that while the best idea got to the top, how many ideas aren't getting there? what do we keep down? my job was to keep nasa going and i naively was thinking that the best idea was getting to me. that we were somehow above this but certainly we weren't so but, you can look at our movie, see where we're at, and you can come out of the movie and you can turn the mirror around and ask yourself where you think we are? >> what's unfair is having the responsibility of a supervisor, but not the title or pay. >> brown: octavia spencer received a golden globe nomination for her supporting role playing dorothy vaughan, a mathematician who became an expe