his mother brought ed to krakow. >> we lived in krakow and my mother expected the police to come, and she didn't want me in the house, so she gave me a salami and some money and said, "be away for the whole day. don't come home until the evening." >> marzynski: he rode the trams all day, every day. >> one thing which was against me is my circumcision. the other thing that was against me is that most of the polish kids were fair, they were blond, they were blue-eyed. i was dark. so i went to the barber and asked him to cut my hair, and unfortunately, i looked more jewish without hair than with hair. from time to time, i would be thinking about my mother and very concerned. what happens if i me home and she's not there? what would i do with myself? >> marzynski: desperate to save her son, ed's mother made a decision as difficult as the one my mother made. she brought him to this polish-slovak border and arranged for the 10-year-old boy to cross the mountains. (birds chirping) >> when we parted, i wasn't sure whether i would ever see her again. for her, it must have been a very difficult

right wing nationalist rally was confronted by a police clamp down in krakow in poland and police and demonstrators clashed in the city center security forces attempted to keep the peace you know gay pride parade countries nationalist were protesting against legislation of same sex marriage. next we head to the hermitage museum in some places but to reveal one of its best kept secrets stay with us. a fairly dickinson university study has revealed the twenty nine percent of americans think that a revolution won't just happen to erica but needs to be done in order to protect individual liberty if responded to consider themselves conservative and that number's bumped up to forty four percent that's nearly half also fox news found out that since nine eleven the percent of americans willing to sacrifice their personal freedom to reduce the threat of terrorism is at an all. low this number might sound trivial but it only takes a tiny percent of the population actually start a revolution i mean how many communists were in russia at the start of nine hundred seventeen and how many were there

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elliott krakow: i've been a dog lover all my life and keenly aware of the problem of pet overpopulationmals. and this was an opportunity to do something meaningful to help stop that. gina cotto: i got involved with the program because i'm always rescuing animals. and i thought this was fabulous--to get the stray dogs that were in the shelter properly trained, to get them out into wonderful homes and stay there. laurie raber: well, i was amazed at how fast they learn and what a big difference we made just, like, in the first week we were here, to work with them for a few hours and see us going to the kennels and have them sitting. just after a couple of hours of working with them, i thought that was amazing. toby ann beir: i think the most rewarding thing is that, uh, we heard the first week that 13 dogs were adopted--13 large dogs. so, it meant that the work we were doing was already paying off, and we had just begun. alex: the turken program has 3 facets--teach, adopt, and give. the volunteers teach their own dogs or adopt an already trained dog from the program... brian: very good. te