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Is that they want to shove that down our throats ce now i and me everybody salute them, honor them, praise therym, as opposed just respect them. and that is to me why this hasip popped up in such a bad way, because all these groupspeway b baseball teams and corporations are trying to celebrate instead of just be be tolerantba and respectful. and that's the line that's getting crossed that people are now pushing back properl's gett last question, reince. well, what part of going back to the basics, the golden rule, you know, love god, treat your neighbor as yourself. what part of that is not co...

Cars mounted the sidewalk, hit something, skirted the corner, came off the sidewalk, pedestrians scattering. >> how long did this go on for? >> so this goes on for an hour and a half plus until they finally say we've been uptown. we've been downtown to 23rd street, uptown to 96th street, fdr drive, third avenue side streets and we can't lose this pack, so tommy buda, who is the guy running the motorcade on the private security side, former fbi, nypd, very competent guy says let's go somewhere safe. take a breather and make a plan. they go to the 19th police precinct. that's where they shift to...

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Here is mark strassmann. >> reporter: international food smugglers had no chance. >> hello, ma'am. >> reporter: not in atlanta. not with the beagle brigade, especially officer mookie. >> what kind of food do we have in here? >> reporter: mookie has a superpower. >> what you got, mook? >> reporter: his nose. >> you know how when we walk into a house and smell spaghetti cooking? a beagle can smell every ingredient in that spaghetti. it is amazing. >> what is that? good boy. >> reporter: mookie sniffs out banned food and plants that can carry disease that can carry bugs hitchhiking to america. >>...

The Edmund Fitzgerald, 47 years ago next week, ‘submarined’ to the bottom of Lake Superior