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People need to make decisions for their own children. >> grab a leg, turn, turn, turn. get off your back. quick, fast, quick, fast. belly. face. >> six months into 2nd grade, there is slow progress in levon's academics. but big progress outside of class. levon is on the school's wrestling team. >> he's very good. >> good enough to become one of the best in his weight class. >> when i look at the other kids, i don't think there's anybody that can beat him, just because he's so athletic and will work hard. >> i'm so proud he can accomplish something like this. that lets him know you can do anyth...

Anthony wants to go to college and open up a computer store when he graduates. of course we wish good luck to him. >> researchers may have found a way to identify children with dyslexia even before they learn how to read. an m.i.t. study using brain scans on kindergartners found that kids who perform poorly on foe netting tests had differences in an area of the brain that processes language and speech. dyslexia is usually diagnosed in 2nd grade. the earlier they catch the problem the earlier a child could get some help. >> we documented the problems detroit is experiencing. police admit an emb...

Maddy has been playing football since she was in the 2nd grade. mom is 100% behind her daughter, not because she is proud of her, she has done it. she has gone through it. >> you have a career in football as well. >> me, lingerie football days. there you go. i will just give in. hd 3 you call yourself a suds-maker?

Marking six months since a gunman opened fire inside the sandy hook school. >> my oldest was brutally murdered in her 2nd grade class along with 24 other people. 25 other people, sorry. i ask everyone here today if they can join with me in 26 seconds of silence to remember the 26 that have fallen. if we can take that moment now, please. martha: six months but obviously those feelings are so raw for

American resolve. >> so most of the people in this room at this table -- you were in first grade when 9-11 happened. >> 2nd grade. >> you grew up with 9-11. i thought mr. president you could talk to them about what it was it was like to try to calm a nation and to figure out a way to protect the country's national security without intrudeing on the freedoms we all enjoy. as you pointed out for a long time comply sans sees always a fear but you want to live the lives you live in america. how did you balance that? >> the first decision was made in a classroom. i was in a classroom maybe a little...