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roscoe c. brown flew 68 missions with the airmen during world war ii. in education and taught at new york university and was president of bronx university college for 17 years. brown was awarded the congressional gold medal in 2007. he was 94 years old. >>> finally a 6-year-old girl in atlanta cracked a case the police could not. the gold medal belonging to from his car just a few weeks ago. police recovered other items taken but they didn't find the medal until chloe smith found it while she was walking along a road with her dad lined with garbage. she literally found that treasure in the trash. jacoby was so excited he gave her 500 bucks. but perhaps the biggest reward of all he says he'll visit her class when school resumes in the fall to show the medal off but congratulations. >> how wonderful. >> i think i heard she said her father told her normally not to pick up things. >> don't pick up trash. this time it worked. >> thank you for mentioning dr. brown. knew him well. what a fine gentleman. he was just a an amazing man. he flew, of course, as you