jason was helping susannah take care of her father who was having health problems.te police say an off duty police officer slammed into the back of their car saturday and caused that car to flip over. raymond batters, susannah, and jason were sitting in traffic when a prior wreck happened. the 19-year-old susannah would leave college every weekend to return to manchester, maryland to help her father. state police say it may take weeks before the attorney's officer can determine whether charges will be filed against the officer. >>> this morning we're hearing from family members of a 19-year-old who was killed in a hit and run. he attended buoy state university. he was killed friday morning on the baltimore, washington parkway. cell phone video shows the scene here. witnesses told police a driver hit his car and forced it off the road. the car rolled over and caught fire. the men in the other car left just took off. the victim's cousin say their families were very close. >> he was inspiration and a role model to my little cousins. we have a lot of little cousins. >>

the 19-year-old susannah would leave college every weekend to help her dad.olice say it may take weeks before the attorney's officer can determine whether charges will be filed against the officer. >>> and for the third time in recent months u.s. service-members are being urged to stay off social media. this after an isis-inspired hit list appeared online. tracie potts live with the latest u.s. response. >> good morning. 100 service-members on the list. their names, photographs, titles in some cases, even their home addresses by a group that reports to be a part of isis. now are they in danger? some military experts say no. it's just isis flexing its muscles online again. the pentagon said they're always concerned about safety and security of our service-members and they're contacting each one personally. they're not providing personal protection. what they're doing is teaming them to scrub their online profiles. make sure they don't have personal information out there. change their passwords, their privacy settings because they have determined their systems

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>> guest: susannah. c-span: how old is she? >> guest: nineteen. c-span: so she's in college?>> guest: yes. c-span: what did you advise her or would you advise her on-i--let's say that you're heading off to college and you're concerned about what your kid's going to be taught. how do you tell them to watch for bias among academics either way? >> guest: well, it so happens that this is a frequent topic around our dinner table and has been over many years. i think my own kids are inoculated to some degree against the most obvious forms of politically correct propaganda. i'm not too concerned about them. i'm much more concerned about the rest of america who don't know about a lot of the things that we talk about at our table and which i write about in this book. c-span: but -- you know, what would you tell a parent then watching today, that's got a 15-year-old or got a 10-year-old and they're starting the process, they haven't had the benefit of sitting around your table, what would you tell them to do? >> guest: they've got to stay vigilant. one of the virtues that the founders

and i am pleased to be shown by the rabbi's daughter this morning, susannah hesh especially.nd dr. jackie lewis sr., minister of the collegiate church in new york. to stand with you, iechl your father's presence with us. >> thank you. >> whenever i say rabbi abraham heshel to those whon know the movement they say that is the story we have to continue to tell. that it was a movement of all faiths and people. >> yes it was. my father felt very deeply moved by the chance to be here. he felt that the march had an experience of holiness for him. as you said he felt his legs were praying. that was extraordinary. but i think also selma did something for the jewish people. it affirmed prophetic judaism. so we came here to selma now to celebrate and say thank you to the civil rights movement because you saved our souls as jews you gave us back our judaism in many ways. >> that notion of a prophetic religious practice i heard the president echo what is a long tradition within african-american largely christian protestant tradition as well but it is not exclusively there. we heard it ye