shula is a teacher in cars she was in and grope for a few days for a training course her daughters and sister came with her her husband stayed home because of work for the trip home she had the choice between the train and the bus which would have been quicker but she chose the train so the girls could play. chess and their little one was sleep a little and the older one can do some learning with me that will call dad and say we're coming his used to the 3 of us often being away and always welcomes us with gifts and flowers let's see what surprises he has in store for us this time. the train stops in is in china. like many railway stations it has a fountain guests can perform religious and pollutions freshen up or have a drink. just there it felt good to wash my face the city of tears and john is known for its cold spring water. i washed the children's hands and now they can have the ice cream i promised them it was a. larger stations have small kiosks where you can stock up on essential except liquor because the sale of alcohol is prohibited. soon after the doe who express departs mos

george "shot gun "shula. >> if you look at the photographs, you can see the pure joy of the moment hethink black, white. as george was known to say in later life, i would have shaken his hand if he was in technicolor. >> reporter: a world renown sculptor has studied every minute detail of the photos as he works on a seven-foot statue. you have captured both the athleticism and the joy. >> when you see it outdoors with the sun shining, it's -- it could just make you smile. >> reporter: when it's finished, the bronze statue will stand in this park in youngstown, ohio, george's hometown. at the time for george, this would have been something of a risk, right? >> with his teammates, i would sthoi. he may have gotten some jaded looks in terms of what are you doing? >> reporter: why do you think he did it? he didn't have to do that. >> i think he did it because it was the right thing to do. >> reporter: herb washington is a co-chair of the statue committee. you've been involved in a lot of charitable things. what was its particularly about this one that made you want to support it? >> jacki