org mode - org-metaup/down deletes line instead of swapping it up/down -

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i using emacs 24.5.1 , not understand how shift outlines up/down in org-mode

let's have following list:

* title 1 ** section ** section b ** section c

i swap sections b , c. according manual achieved using keys m-up/down items or m-s-up/down subtree items. if try m-down on "section b" instance, expect following:

* title 1 ** section ** section c ** section b

but instead get:

* title 1 ** section ** section c

the command deletes current line ! seems work tickbox lists...

i checked key-bindings c-h k , calling right commands. displayed in org-mode menu. tried execute commands 

(org-shiftmetadown) (org-move-subtree-down) (org-move-item-down)

directly in minibuffer same behaviour (line deleted). thought conflict cua-mode disabling not help.

i missing ? how move outline items up/dow in org-mode ?

it shows m-up bounded command org-metaup in case. , moves subtree or table row depending context. please try command org-metaup , see if works?


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