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live at the game, reporter jeff chirico. >> lower marion won 70-57. they have been on a winning strike since wearing tee shirts last week. players say they are not taking a political stance but showing support for people they say are marginalized and facing justice. >> as the anthem played, the basketball team wore the tee shirts that sparked nation-wide attention and huge support for the community. >> we are proud of them. what senior boys have it together enough to do something like that. >> the shirts read, i am a muslim. i am a refugee. i am an immigrant. i am an ace. >> the decision to wear them came after struggling with the national anthem. naja chooses to kneel. >kneel.they say this is not a st to president trump or a commentary on his policy. >> some of the people on our team support trump but they don't like hate. >> the message is finding support in the stands and social media. >> it's a good, positive image. >> some spectators didn't speak on camera. his mother says most of the response has been positive. they have raised over a thousand d

they malcolm and marion berry. >> bill cosby, marion berry and fred g. sampson. jonathan: people had a hard time to pick them out. a lot of people didn't recognize the three because of the paint something today the artist finished what he said was repairing the mural in the southwest d.c. congress heights. our d.c. bureau chief sam ford says people can now identify the three icons correctly. michelle: the panda that captured hearts across the area will soon leave washington forever. we watched her grow up in front of us. that was bao bao at her 2-month checkup. the now 3-year-old giant panda will fly to china february 21. the national zoo breeding agreement with china requires cubs born here return to china before they turn 4. farewell c zoo will begin at the end of next week. that was at her birthday party. so many memories. jonathan: i know. she got cuter as she got bigger. did you check it out? doug: yeah. there will be more cubs, i hope. hate to see them go. jonathan: they all kind of do look a little alike. i'm just saying. they are adorable. make human soun

where we are getting a look at the people accused of stealing kobe bryant memorabilia from lower marion high school. it's hard to make out anything specific about the person in the two pictures on the left, but the guy in the two on the right is wearing a brooklyn pom-pom hat and gray michael jordan sweat pants. they broke into the kobe bryant jim. they took several items from a trophy case, including kobe's framed replica jersey, autographed sneakers, and the school's 1996 state championship trophy. >>> friends and family are remembering a philadelphia woman whose life was cut short by a hit-and-run driver. this candlelight vigil and prayer walk was in west philadelphia for catherine brown. she was run down last month as she was crossing the street with her grandchildren near 57th and gerrard. the family continues to hold out hope that brown's killer will be found. >> i really don't want to be in the city anymore as long as i know my mother's killer is on the loose. it's hard for me to even grasp the concept that my mother has been killed. >> police are looking for a newer model white

joel: they were given the keys to the city of marion and were denied service for a hamburger. we know this is the reality that america confronts. we know that it affects both the north and the south. ,ut remember, and the north african-americans can vote. that is the huge distinction. in the south, they cannot. that is the symbol that sncc decides to go after in mississippi. it wasn't just in mississippi. ran toer registration 1963. multiple organizations are involved. an $870,000 grant. does what they always did. they went to one of the most dangerous and challenging places they could find, and in 1961, that was the state of mississippi. you can see here the executive director james performance -- james performance -- james forman's picture. you know why mississippi. mississippi is -- mississippi's rural andworld -- are poor. outside opposed to 39% of the state of mississippi. the median income, nonwhite family income in mississippi was $1444, the lowest in the country. all nonwhite families in mississippi were below the federal poverty line. let that sink in. of every nonwhi

in the years since the voting rights act was passed, black americans in marion, selma and elsewhere have made important strides in their struggle to participate actively in the electoral process. the number of blacks registered to vote in key southern states has doubled since 1965. this would not have been possible without the voting rights act. however, blacks still fall short of having equal participation in the electoral process, particularly in the south. efforts continue to be made to deny blacks access to the polls, even where blacks constitute the majority of the voters. it has been a long uphill struggle to keep alive the vital legislation that protects the most fundamental right to vote. a person who has exhibited so much hostility -- here she is talking about jeff sessions -- a person who has be exhibited so much hostility to the enforcement of those laws and thus to the exercise of those rights by black people should not be elevated to the federal bench. the irony of mr. sessions' nomination is that, if confirmed, he will be given life tenure for doing with a federal prosecuti

in the year since the voting rights act wag passed, black americans in marion, selma and elsewhere have made important strides in their struggle to participate actively in the electoral process. the number of blacks registered to vote in key southern states has doubled since 1965. this would not have been possible without the voting rights act. however," ms. king continues, "blacks still fall far short of having equal participation in the electoral process, particularly in the south. efforts continue to be made to deny blacks access to the polls, even where blacks constitute the majority of the voters. it has been a long uphill struggle to keep alive the vital legislation that protects the most fundamental right to vote. a person who has exhibited so much hostility to the enforcement of those laws --" >> the presiding officer: the senator is reminded that it is a violation of rule 19 of the standing rules of the senate to impute to the another senator or senators any conduct or motive unworthy or becoming a senator. ms. warren: mr. president, i don't think i quite understand. i'm readin

>> there's two distinct issues here, medical marijuana and recreational marion. medical marijuana i've said before the president understands the pain and suffering that many people go through who are facing especially terminal diseases and the comfort that some of these drugs including medical marijuana can bring to them and that's one through congress a writer maybe in 2011 looking for a little help put in proep ra appropriations that wouldn't be funded to go after these folks. there's a big difference and when you see something like the opioid addiction crisis blossoming around the states in the country, the last thing we should be doing is encouraging people -- there's still a law to abide by when it comes to recreational marion and other drugs of that nature so i think there's a big difference between medical marijuana and is it states where it's allowed in accordance with the appropriations writer have set forth to administer and regulate that usage versus recreational marijuana and that's a very different subject. shannon. shannon. >> glen. this isn't a tv

marion, ohio police department. really replace those helpful late '80s classroom videos. >> almost everyone point of the day, whether we're working out how to thread our shoe lace, calculating moment where we embark on a condition ver conversation, and or if you can fly. planning your trajectory for the journey to work. kennedy: a great toupee. topic 4. it is inevitable. you go to eat, your baked potato is a lizard. everyone is applauding. before they were eaten. it happened in australia. at mihm mosa winery. chances of wizard fell off the wagon. when rates waitress saw him, she had no choice but play bouncer. show him the door. struggle kept timid inside. but had they went outside, it was vicious. lizards are slow when they are drunk. lizard vomit burns, but makes your skin look fresh 1 the blisters flake off. >> topic 5. do you remember midi-files, simple digital tunes that came in nintendo games. it sounds fantastic. ♪ kennedy: that is known at greg gutfeld suite in g-minor, can we do better here. i asked paulto

as the broken bones and bloody heads in selma and marion bore witness. as my husband wrote at the time time -- -- quote -- "it was not just the sick imagination that con assured up the vision of a public official sworn to uphold the law who forced an inhuman march upon hundreds of negro children, who ordered the reverend james bevell to be chained to a sickbed, who clubbed a negro woman registrant, who repeated brutalities and indignities upon nonviolent negros repeatedly petitioning for their constitutional right to vote." now, this is what he is referring to, what martin luther king is referring to was to specific actions of sheriffs in the south who were representing the law. and then she continued -- coretta scott king continued -- "free exercise of voting rights is so fundamental to american democracy that we cannot tolerate any form of infringement of those rights. of all the groups who have been disenfranchised in our nation's history, none has struggled longer or suffered more in an attempt to win the vote than black citizens. no group has had ac

actually the pressure from marion -- iran they have blocked the path actuallyy open up the path for production with the crude oil of the 200,000 barrels per day that means 2.3 times more than last year and that they should pay attention to these figures that over the past 30 years we have been hits in and pay attention to these figures and then two-seater the rights with the crude oil annex halt with the oil diplomacy. $1.7 billion from the american banks the treason of the united states the iranian nation with this sham trials and the sham court actually when they seized our assets in the past month we filed a lawsuit against the united states and we have registered that loss to deploy with the diplomats or the legal experts or politicians. so over the past three and a half years one thanks to the efforts of women and men as you all managed to improveconomi our stakes with the 7.4% economic boom. and four were the first timetraa and of a trade balance for exports we may get positive with the export authority imports with $900 million.rs ita it is the first time to be more than the import. not

what happened to the professional nba players when they came to marion in the mid-1960's?/ bil bill russell was there. >> [inaudible] prof. shrock: they were given the keys to the city and went to get a hamburger that night and were denied service for a hamburger. we know this is the reality. we know the north and the south. in the north, african-americans can vote. that is the distinction. in the south, they cannot and that is the symbol they decide to go after. it was not just mississippi. the voter registration project started in 1961. through 1963. a number of organizations are involved. sncc, ncaacp, the urban league are all involved. it came from a grant. is staff by people your age, young people. they went to one of the most dangerous, most challenging places they could find, and in 1961, that was the state of mississippi. you can see the sncc executive director james forman, a great picture of him in a southern jail. why mississippi? you know why because you read anne moody. you know why mississippi. mississippi is black, rural and poor. you can see the data. 1960,

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. >> at that time, civil rights leaders like marion barry began backing gay rights, and these like washingtonecame's eighth havens. ids, and devastation. suddenly, the community was gone. >> i could have three friends die in a week. >> i never would have imagined we could have come this far, this fast. rightst w dramatically because of the diversity in the community. >> it supercharged us in a lot of ways. >> there were allies and historic moments. in publiced a shift opinion after president obama announced his support for marriage equality in 2012. received arump standing ovation after promising to protect lgbtq americans. still, many are concerned about his cabinet appointments and recent actions revoking protections for transgendered students. activists say they must be vigilant as they reflect on how far they have come and how many lost along theve way. in dupont circle, abc seven news. jummy: this report is one of several abc is doing today throughout our newscasts in "when we rise," which tells the story of the modern gay rights movement. we invite you to join the roundsion during a liv

that's the upper marion police department. if you have information on either case call them or the hatfield police department. david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> police need your help to identify the man seen here. authorities want to question him because they say he was seen on february 12th shortly before 4:30 in the morning on the 700 block of south fourth street. video shows the suspect trying to open vehicle doors. a short time later he was seen running from a fire. if you recognize him, call police. >> a man is hospitalized tonight. he was found left for dead more than two days after he was beaten in his home. police are looking for two men that they say are responsible for the friday night home invasion. the victim was working in his garage with the garage door open. two masked men walked in, one had a gun. police say the suspects beat and pistol whipped the mayor. he has a broken nose, fractured bones in his face and injuries to his arms and legs. >> president trump has tapped a man with ties to our area to be his n

marion charles bang he will quickly left court in camden on friday. the judge sentenced mr. bang he will to 15 months in prison for evading $92,000 in taxes. mrs. bang he will was served three years of probation for lying to the irs about her finances, the future of manco & manco is unclear. >> this was the scene from a contentious meeting in cherry hill where the new jersey pinelands commission voted nine to five to approve a 22-mile gas pipeline. it is part of a project by south jersey gas to convert a power plant in upper township to cleaner burning natural gas. those opposed to the project stay could harm the environment while others believe it will create jobs. >> it is going to create a lot of jobs. it is the cleanest technology that is available to us now. >> we will be appealing on the merit of the decision today. on the merit of whether this project means the pinelands regulations which we think it clearly does not. >> now, vote was praised by south jersey gas. they released a statement that reads in part: we will be able to support energy reliability for cape may a

now black had more voting power in places like marion, alabama. she wanted people to know what had happened. thousands and thousands of people who could not vote, had no power to protect themselves. and shee come to 1986 is reporting in her teststimonyf that had the progress been made, and how she never wanted america to go back to that. reverend dr. barbara reynolds, we're going to continue this conversation and post it online at democracynow.org. the memoir is called, "coretta scott king." thank you for joining us. [captioning made possible by democracy vp laurura: to move forward, we hae to get our facts straight. ofst host bhaskar sunkara jacobin magazine joins us. you are watching "the laura flanders show." bhaskar: hi, i'm bhaskar sunkara , the editor of jacobin

now black had more voting power in places like marion, alabama. she wanted people to know what had happened. thousands and thousands of people who could not vote, had no power to protect themselves. and shee come to 1986 is reporting in her testimony of that had the progress been made, and how she never wanted america to go back to that. reverend dr. barbara reynolds, we're going to continue this conversation and post it online at democracynow.org. the memoir is called, "coretta scott king." thank you for joining us. [captionin on this episode of "eat! drink! italy!"... michelin-starred chef stefano cerveni prepares an elegant shrimp dish; we'll get a quick lesson on the terroir of italian grand cru wines; we'll visit one of the world's experts in cheese aging; and i'll make an easy, but unforgettable, party dish. my name is vic rallo, and i believe that italy is the best place on earth to eat and drink. follow me, and i'll prove it. "eat! drink! italy!" is brought to you by the asaro line of sicilian extra-virgin and organic extra-virgin olive oi

staff members that are very marion -- at a veterinarian are cleaninglney them. after three months of treatment and proper care, they should be ready for adoption. making a painful anniversary by helping others. heron: a reporter and husband lost an infant to sids. they celebrated her first birthday by delivering handmade blankets to washington adventist hospital. nurses who try to save her daughter's life. >> she went down for a nap and did not wake up. >> one of our nurses could not revive her. she went to the closet and took one of these blankets and just wrapped her. eat wo shesuch grad said theyr keepk going for their three-year-old daughter brooklyn. . new information about vandalism at a jewish cemetery. alison: headstones knocked over and left in di fortunately there's a bedples diswhere you both get whatess? you want every night. enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to

daughters who went to a jewish day school, we were the first two mommy family to go to this school in marion, and i will never forget when the kids were in first grade we got a call from a parent who said what do you mean you re: two mommy family? and i said yes hi, we are. and he set -- they said yes we know your son, he's in my daughter's class and my son wants to know how comes he's not having to mothers as well. you made it very difficult for me. [ laughter ] and i said well i guess you are unlucky. and that was the conversation. which it is so nice to hear that what a trailblazing your parents were. so you know there's a lot of work still to do. as much as we accept and try, there's always the nice people who don't say something in front of us but they always will behind closed doors. >> we talk about the intersectionality which is a word that typically comes out of the social justice arena around race, but has been used more globally for other kind of identities. in talking about trial -- lgbtq it's also to -- compounded by juice of color in are community as well so i'm wondering in th

. >>> i accused of killing wife in upper marion home must now answer questions about finances. back in court yesterday a month after he was released for prison. could go back to prison for perjury. if the court find out he lied about his finances related to a lawsuit brought by late wife's relatives. ended with a $120 million against rob. >>> this morning hearing from the father of etan pats. one of the country's most recognizable missing children. yesterday found hernandez guilty of murdering and kidnapping the boy. disappeared 40 years ago on his way to school bus stop in new york city. hernandez once worked as a clerk in the neighborhood. pats father says he finally got the verdict he was waiting for. >> the pats family has waited a long time, but we finally have found some measure of justice for our wonderful little boy, etan. >> hernandez's lawyer says he will appeal the vasectoerdict. >>> goes beyond michael flynn's involvement. nbc 10 matt delucia in the newsroom with details this morning. details that date back before the presidential election. >> reporter: reported by

the trophy case is empty at lower marion high school. someone boek broke into the lobby and stole his replica jersey, several pairs of autographed sneakers and the championship trophy. bryant has offered to help replace the stolen items. >>> lower marian police are investigating reports of sticks of dynamite found at a home this afternoon. they temporarily shut down areas to remove the explosives safely. >>> a showdown on capitol hill. >> president trump's pick for education secretary. a live look at the senate floor where democrats, that's new jersey senator cory booker among those making a round the clock push against betsy devos. they're holding the floor until tomorrow's confirmation. >> undermining public education make her unqualified to be the secretary of education. >> two gop senators say they are voting against devos which means the vote is split 50/50 right now. that means vice president mike pence would be the tie-breaker. >>> good morning, senator casey's office. >> democratic office bob casey's philadelphia office has been

we also know about a few more performances alicia keys and marion morris.he weeknd with dave grohl. let's talk oscars, we now have a new frontrunner - when it comes to the oscar box office. hidden figures just passed la la land as the highest grossing best picture nominee - bringing in $119 million worldwide la la land still leads the pack worldwide with $268,654,184 willie nelson is off the road again - the 83 year old singer >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. we begin with a breaking news alert. breaking right now, a car slams into a prince george's county home. gonzalez has the latest. john: we have been told that there are no injuries here, that we are still trying to figure out the status of the driver. policegeorge's county are protecting the scene, which is still under investigation. take a look, a red four-door

that's the upper marion police department.you have information on either case call them or the hatfield police department. david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> police need your help to identify the man seen here. authorities want to question him because they say he was seen on february 12th shortly before 4:30 in the morning on the 700 block of south fourth street. video shows the suspect trying to open vehicle doors. a short time later he was seen running from a fire. if you recognize him, call police. >> a man is hospitalized tonight. he was found left for dead more than two days after he was beaten in his home. police are looking for two men that they say are responsible for the friday night home invasion. the victim was working in his garage with the garage door open. two masked men walked in, one had a gun. police say the suspects beat and pistol whipped the mayor. he has a broken nose, fractured bones in his face and injuries to his arms and legs. >> president trump has tapped a man with ties to our area to be his next

. >>> in montgomery county a show of support and solidarity in lower marion high school. ♪ >>> they supportedhese shirts to show their support for muslim immigrants and refugees. they say "i am a muslim. i am a refugee. i am an immigrant. i am an american. " we spoke to a player who said the team needed to make a statement. >> everybody is my brother and sister. i'm here to support everybody, no matter your background. so it's not to literally mean we're all refugees, but that we're all humans, one race, the human rice. >> this isn't the first time the aces made a statement. they've worn the shirts before and they've taken a knee during the national anthem drawing both criticism and praise. >>> accused cop killer eric fried appeared in court today. jury selection for his trial is set for march 9 and opening statements about a month later. frein is charged with opening fire outside the blooming grove barracks in 2014 killing one state trooper and wounding another. because it is a high profile case, jurors will be picked in chester county and bussed to pike county for the trial. >>> the south j

. >> reporter: a few days ago on the facebook page of the marion, ohio police department she asked i'maving trouble with my homework. could you help me? >> it was unique. i've never been asked to help with homework before. >> reporter: she posted the math problem and lieutenant grueber wrote back. >> do the numbers in the parentheses first. >> reporter: she followed up with another head scratcher. so he replied -- >> take the number from the first parentheses and the number from the second and multiply it by two. >> reporter: he's better at crime than solving math problems. that advice was wrong. you're supposed to add the second and multiply that by two. and then add that to the first parenthesis, of course. >> math is not my favorite subject. >> reporter: call it a teachable moment but one that's not the most important lesson from a veteran cop who may not have all the answers but wants to be asked the questions. >> i love engaging people. it's one of my favorite parts of my job. >> reporter: 10-year-old lana had heard about the department's community outreach program from a t-shirt

marion grab neck out in front. gruby shuts him down. one of 38 saves on the day for grew bauer.howing for caps' back up goalie. oshie for the one timer. oshie's shot hits the water bottle spilling all over the place. grew bauer gets the shutout. capitals win 5-0. seventh straight home win scoring five or more goals for the caps. >> once you are feeling it, you just -- you independent could have just ride that feeling, ride that wave. i think everybody once they are on the ice they think they can score a goal right now. they are kicking on all cylinders and we are having fun. >> i think it is competitiveness in the whole group. no one is satisfied. we want to keep going. want to show we are a great team. >> we have got a bunch of confident guys in here. i think a scoring and a lot of guys are playing oat their -- near the tp of their game. it's fun. >> leading the team is john wall and bradley beal. they say they have the best back court in the league despite believes the two don't get along. i asked wall about his relationship with beale. this is what he had to say. >> he is lik

new evidence to show you as police search for whoever stole kobe bryant's memorabilia from lower marion high school. take a look at pictures here. kind of hard to make out anything specific about the person on the left there. the guy in the two pictures on the right is wearing a brooklyn nets pom hat and gray michael jordan sweat pants. broke into the gym sunday night. took several items from a trophy case, including kobe's framed jersey. autographed sneakers and are school's 1996 state championship trophy. >>> philadelphia could be a step closer to losing millions of dallas in state funding. yesterday the pennsylvania state senate passed a bill that would withhold state money for sanctuary cities statewide. those are communities that don't honor detention requests from federal immigration authorities. in a statement, mayor t threatens the very principles on which our nation was built. meantime, new jersey taking steps to protect sanctuary cities. introduced a bill to provide state money to new jersey cities that would lose federal funding under executive order signed by president trump

. >>> now to montgomery county, lower marion police investigating sticks of dynamite that were found at an estate sale. over the home on laurel lane yesterday afternoon as police closed the road. the explosives were safely removed from the home. >>> at the jersey shore, the former trump taj mahal in atlantic city is for sale. investor carl icahn is ready to find a buyer for the casino hotel that closed, he closed this october. aye caichaahn icahn. >>> in court yesterday people living in bay head and neighbors areas argued a walk wall they spent $5 million to build will protect homes from ocean. governor chris christie wants dunes along most of the state's coastline to work properly. environmental protection says the dunes have to be seamless. >>> some officials in the lehigh valley want to ban bamboo. meet today to consider new restrictions on growing bamboo within the city limits. bucks county adopted similar rules. bamboo is a hard variety of grass that can damage lanes, foundation, and water lines. >>> turning to traffic. expect more delays on septa's market street line. yesterday

crash on upper marion. county like line road. and should be on the way out for the burlington bristol bridge. earlier scheduled opening for 5:25. be good by the time you get out the door there. betsy ross and walt are good as well. >>> tough moment to watch on the basketball floor. cheerleader falls off a pyramid formation. not the worst of it. show you what happened after the tumble and update you how the cheerleader is doing. all knew at six, workout warning. when the new fitness center kept pushing back grand opening. how harry hairston helped and what you should know before signing up for a new gym. if youin a palace of ice,winter there's only one place to go. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all, only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your winter getaway at iloveny.com >>> did you hear that? thunder snow in connecticut. reports during yesterday's storm. >>> officials cancel a polar plunge because there's too much snow and too much wind. hard to see

starting to see some dicey conditions in upper marion. accident on river road and third street. so far the accident isn't affecting traffic in and out of that area. no reported problems or delays from the accident, but it hasn't cleared and it came into my report roughly about ten minutes or so. take a look at 95. very green right now. 13 minutes traveling from woodhaven to vine. southbound side won't run into any problems. >>> construction site in south jersey turns into an inferno. video that captured the intense fire. search for answer this is morning. >>> safety concerns, changes that could be made at two delaware apartment complexes after a kidnapper struck. if youin a palace of ice,winter there's only one place to go. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all, only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your winter getaway at iloveny.com looking for the cause of this fire under construction. >>> on the scene in logan township last night. crews from three counties called to pallet the fire. flames damage add

lower marion on montgomery avenue. 43 freeway in new jersey looks great so far. camera around creek road. here's the northbound traffic moving up towards the philadelphia area. you can see no major problems right now. >>> donald trump preparing for biggest speech yet. addressing joint session of congress in hours. pamela osborne joins us live with what we can expect. he may detail this even. >> reporter: the president wants to boost defense spending by 10%. mr. trump has reportedly working on details of speech as late as last night. expected to focus heavily on national security. and discuss economic opportunity here at home. mr. trump is calling for an additional $54 billion to beef up the military. homeland security and america's intelligence agencies. at the same time slash the same amount from agencies like the state department and the environmental protection agency. aides tell nbc news foreign aid will also be cut dramatically, but entitlements like social security and medicare will go untouched. still, it's unknown if the budget will add to the nation's gr

also last fall, we had a magnificent experience with marion anderson went out through the far east in, making her appearances as an american and speaking to the people about the racial questions in the united states as an american negro. it was an excellent counterweight to that soviet propaganda. >> it might be interesting to take a look at that. >> this time in german and korea , this is your home away from home. (music) ♪ >> this scene from the soviet film depicts another army activity for an oriental theater goer. it is the fate of this korean girl to be taken up the hill for a dawn execution. ♪ here is the literal translation of their conversation. the officer says if you surrender even now, the life can be saved. the girl says the daughter of the partisan, even though captured by the americans, is certain that you will pay. it pains me not to live to see you pay. >> the communist propaganda system, it organization, this must involve quite an elaborate chain of command. i will draw your attention to this chart. the soviet government has gone all out for propaganda, and recently w

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a few days ago on the facebook page of the marion ohio police department lanea asked i'm having troublelp me? it was unique. i've never asked to help with homework before on facebook messenger. lanea posted this math problem and lieutenant gruber wrote book. >> do the numbers in the print sis first. >> reporter: and lanea followed up with another head-scratcher so she replied. take the answer from the first present sis and the send from the second and multiply that by time >> reporter: parent better at solving crimes than math problems because that advice was wrong. you're supposed toed a the second paren,hesis and multiply that by two. >> math is not my favorite subject. >> reporter: call it a teachable moment but not the one that's the most important lesson from a veteran cop who may not have all the answers but wants to be asked the questions. >> i love engaging people. it's the favorite part of my job. >> reporter: lanea had heard about the community outreach program from a t-shirt that was given to her earlier in the year. >> that was awesome. >> reporter: on duty to protect and se

also last fall, we had a magnificent experience with marion anderson through the far east in india, making appearances as an american and speaking to the people about the racial questions in the united states as an american negro. it was an excellent count the -- counterweight to the soviet propaganda. >> i believe that soviet meeting talks about fierce racial hatred. it might be interesting to take a look at that. ♪ >> this time in german and korean home. ,-- this is your home away from home. ♪ >> this scene from the soviet film "the partisan," depicts another army activity for an oriental theater goer. it is the fate of the scoring -- korean girl to be taken up the hill for execution. >> here is the little translation of their -- the literal translation of their conversation. the officer says, "even if you surrender now, you can be safe." even or by the " americans, he is certain you will abate. it pains me not to live to see you." me that this to must involve quite an elaborate chain of command, if i may use that term. >> draw your attention to this chart here. the soviet government has

messaged marion, ohio, police department facebook page. officer b.j.gruber responded.ay, with what? >> when lena wrote the math equations she needed help with. the officer told her do the numbers in parentheses first, then powers, roots, multiplication, division, left to right. >> you looked that up? >> i remembered a song my math teacher taught us in fifth grade. lena asked the officer a difficult question. he helped her again. however, some folks pointed out that officer gruber's guidance turned out to be incorrect. he said he hoped people would at least give him an a for effort. >> his math was wrong. >> yeah, but his order, order of operations was right for the first one. parentheses, powers, roots. multiplication, division, left off to right. addition and subtraction from left off to right. >> that's what you sang? >> not really a song. it's flowetry. spoken word. >> the problem, we sang the thong song. which explains a whole lot. >> coming up. our first look at what could have been an airport disaster. we have newly released video showing actor harrison ford appa