christa a chance to respond. go ahead. >> i think there's an element in similar toon, that's the previous question, of just, we keep working at that. how come we haven't seen significant change? when thet reminded caller was speaking about something i heard from senator george mitchell about his brokering peace in north africa. sorry. northern ireland. he said -- i don't remember how many meetings it was, but dozens of negotiation meetings. and after every single one, you could say, well, that's a failure. don't have a peace tea deal ye. point, they did have a deal. she just emphasized how -- he emphasized how important each of those meetings had been in helping the two sides understand each other and know each other better and work toward that final solution. so i think you don't know exactly when that last little tap on the chisel will break down, but i think it's important to keep chipping away and that's what i saw among spoke with in st. louis. that's encouraging. >> all right. we are joined with the christi

is christa case bryant from the "the christian science monitor." she's here to talk about herpes looking how st. louis, missouri, is working to overcome racial determination after the right in ferguson three years ago. thank you for joining us. guest: thank you for having me. host: we saw the events unfold three years ago, why take a look at this issue now for this magazine piece? guest: it is something i have been curious about for a long time. one propensity of american media is we often pay attention when something really bad happens and then we do not check in again. ofas curious, what sort initiatives were being taken? have there been any progress? had there been any healing in the community? when i started this, i made st. louis one of my first stops. i was interested in what i found. host: early on in this piece, you compare the people in st. louis to those in selma. explain the similarities you saw. guest: that comparison came from reverend darrell gray, who i interviewed for the piece. he is a long time civil rights activist. he has come t

host: i want to give christa case bryant a chance to respond. guest: did you have a specific question? host: just onto the moon this is not just an issue for st. louis and the surrounding area. sensese -- did you get a of the national impact? s point,o the caller' there is a frustration. st. louis has great civil rights activists going way back, even before those that may national -- made national news. there is a frustration -- we have been dealing with this for more than 100 or 200 years, how come we are still here? many people around the country, including some white folks would resonate with what you are saying. you have to start somewhere and you have to keep pressing forward. that is what was inspiring to me to the example of st. louis. even though it could feel like, have we not been here before? how come we cannot see any systemic change? there is still a feeling of persistence and determination we need to press forward. there is help and there is an awakening in people who do not live in the home, who do not whorience -- in the hood, do

host: joining us is christa case bryant from the "the christian science monitor."he's here to talk about herpes looking how st. louis, missouri, is working to overcome racial determination after the right in ferguson three years ago. thank you for joining us. guest: thank you for having me. host: we saw the events unfold three years ago, why take a look at this issue now for this magazine piece? guest:

they called nancy's twin sister christa up in canada. >> have you talked to nancy today? she went for a run and she hasn't returned yet and we're very worried about her. can you call us back. >> you know about this kind of stuff? >> you would think. >> reporter: krista calls her older brother jeff, who is a police officer in edmonton, alberta. >> my first reaction, okay, she's somewhere. she just needs some space or time. she'll turn up. >> reporter: when nancy's parents, gary and donna, heard she was missing, they were gripped by something dark and cold. >> gary said to me, donna, this story is not going to have a happy ending. >> reporter: by afternoon the cary police were involved. >> all i was told on the phone it was a missing persons. >> reporter: when detective george daniels arrived nancy's neighborhood was already filling up with a small army of her panicked friends. nancy's friends rushed to join in the search. her husband brad made a public plea for help. >> anyone that knows anything, i just want them to contact the police with any information they may have. a

christa mcculla was supposed to be the first teacher ever in space. she and the other died in the blastoff the coast of cape canaveral, and now nasa astronaut making it their mission to keep her lessons alive from space. >> so what i would like to announce ricky arnold and i over the next several month, will be working with the challenger center, to record several of christa's original lesson plans, that she was going to do in space. mccullough was going to do experiments and demonstrations cents for children around the world, but, never got the chance. more than 30 years later those lost lessons will finally be coming to life. >> official autopsy report says rock icon, tom petty, died from an accidental drug overdose. now the la county coroner says a number of his organs failed, because of a toxic mixture of drugs. petty was on several pain medications cents, including fentanyl patches, oxycodone, and several other. he had been treated for several ailments, including knee issues and a fractured hip and emphysema. petty died on october 3rd, after goin

christa mcculla n her crew mates died when challenger broke apart shortly after take off.they chose her out of a hundred thousand applicants. >> mother nature showing its power, a cop swept away by a mud slide while in his cruiser, but he's okay. >> and take a look at this. 23 tons of cocaine, ceased off the coast of california, the street value is rather remarkable. >> how authorities confiscated all of that, boiles down, >> emergency drills are a daily exercise in the philippines as big volcano threatens, government agencies preparing troops through these daily exercises, the mahon volcano roared back to life, forcing more than 78,000 people from their homes. it has errupted about 50 times over the past 500 years. all right, 23 tons is a lot, right. >> specially whether it comes to cocaine. the coast guard just off-loaded that amount in san diego. authorities have rounded up all of that in the pacific from november until now. the drug street value is more than $721 million. detective have work very hard to crack the case. they seized the contra want in 23 operations, mos

. >> reporter: christa has been using the facebook messenger kids app since it was released in december. the 6-year-old's father, bret, signed her up. he is a technical cord ator as a charter school in -- coordinator at a charter school in sarasota, florida, likes that he can stream library who they with talk to thai way. messenger kids has to be set up through a parent's facebook account because children under 13 still are not allowed to have their own. the app was created be with the help of child development experts. it has no buttons for sharing, commenting or liking posts. a facebook spokesperson told "cbs this morning" we continue to be focused on making messenger kid business the best experience it can be for families. >> it is really indoctrinating much younger kids on social media where their friendships should beoff line and face-to- face. >> reporter: the give corrector of the campaign for a commercial-free childhood says elementary school students should not be exposed to the harmful effects of social media. there are linked to depression, suicide rates and body image issues

again to make it a two-possession game but four minutes remaining, newton, a former stamford star christa mccaffrey, 31-26 saints. two minutes left, fourth and two from midfield. saints go for it, brees picked off although their defender should have dropped it for better field position, new orleans catches a break. 11 seconds left. cam can only throw to the end zone but doesn't even get it off. sacked, saints win 31-26. they'll face the vikings next week. >> a hard fought win and, you know, came down to final series we knew this was going to be a different type of game. >> it's frustrating. we played against a football team that made plays when they needed to. we didn't make a play. we had a chance. that's all you can ask. i thought our guys rallied, very proud of the effort they gave and the way they stepped up and made things happen at the end of the game but we missed our chance. >> buffalo playing the first playoff game since 1999. jags quarterbck blake bortles playi ining his first playoff g. thursday quarter, second and fine, he keeps it for the first down. later in the drive, third

christa has a photograph of her grandfather he had lived on the old farmstead back then as a small boy with his mother. when the german soldiers attacked our property my grandfather and his mother fed his mother stopped to death during that escape he was captured and put into a labor camp later he was able to escape and return home but by then our land belonged to a german so my father started to work for him and tended the cars that had been taken away from us. krista is not alone every year thousands of herero unama people commemorate what they call the genocide committed by the germans. imperial german soldiers allegedly poisoned this water source used by the herero since then the locals call it the well of the deadly stomach pain who are murderers when this man says they've come to speak to their ancestors. there's another reason why they're doing it here this is where a german general gave the order to expel the herero from their land and drive them into the desert. krista has also come like the other women she wears the traditional headdress symbolizing cow horns. the men are wea

again to make it a two-possession game but four minutes remaining, newton, a former stamford star christa mccaffrey, 31-26 saints. two minutes left, fourth and two from midfield. saints go for it, brees picked off although their defender should have dropped it for better field position, new orleans catches a break. 11 seconds left. cam can only throw to the end zone but doesn't even get it off. sacked, saints win 31-26. they'll face the vikings next week. >> a hard fought win and, you know, came down to final series we knew this was going to be a different type of game. >> it's frustrating. we played against a football team that made plays when they needed to. we didn't make a play. we had a chance. that's all you can ask. i thought our guys rallied, very proud of the effort they gave and the way they stepped up and made things happen at the end of the game but we missed our chance. >> buffalo playing the first playoff game since 1999. jags quarterbck blake bortles playi ining his first playoff g. thursday quarter, second and fine, he keeps it for the first down. later in the drive, third

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nine stick with christa tells us that while production of the opal olympia resumed in the postwar years that had that was in resurrected that's because as part of the war reparations the entire production line in russel's i was confiscated and shipped off to russia so there was a cadet was reborn as the most of it four hundred and remained in production until one nine hundred fifty nine thanks to its innovative modern cognoscenti the overlook at remain competitive for many years which christophe says qualifies it as a miles. an automotive history at it to find my insight into what makes it. more than one hundred seven thousand rolled off the assembly line in four years making the kid at germany's best selling compact car of the pre-war era. in one thousand nine hundred eighty two the model was reintroduced with a snappy slogan ok like opel could that. be. a total of six generations so they could add were produced until production in the early one nine hundred ninety s. . congress. moved their songs are dance floor hips move. their fans are found around the world. their careers been full

christa palace must be kicking themselves. —— crystal palace. time now for the sport with mike.ace missed a late one to snatch a win over leaders manchester city, as their 18 match unbeaten run came to an end yesterday, while west brom salvaged a point with a dubious penalty over arsenal. adam wild rounds up the action. the message from fans was clear enough. still, it is hard to imagine how things could get any better for manchester city. never has a team been so far ahead at the end of the year. to their potential, there seems no end. for crystal palace, this seemed a new year lacking celebration. the injured player's replacement, sergio aguero, when the closest in the first half. but this was not the brilliant crystal palace eve i’yo ne was not the brilliant crystal palace everyone feared. the target were straightforward, but they hit it seemingly less so. crystal palace had aims of their own. they had chances which they should have done better. everyone seemed to know it. that, ultimately, for them, better. everyone seemed to know it. that, ultimately, forthem, is better. ev

world's manufacturing today it's absolutely the opposite terms of trends and direction ok let me go to christa requests for a year in iraq war veteran i mean if i could just ask you personally i mean it seems like we have the continuation of this mentality of empire in i mean for iraq it's been a disaster for afghanistan it's always a disaster but and you know and what's happening in syria hear it but we don't seem to learn any lessons here you would there do you see that what the problem is here . right i think there's a few different issues i want to try to address as many as i can i think that we're omitting several different things here we're overlooking several different things for one i think the president's actually moving away from nation building we're trying to get for example the iraqi security forces and the iraqi military's had significant gains against isis we've been trying to empower them to take the reins and to be able to do that kind of fighting themselves we've also admitted the fact that we've decimated the leadership of isis we've kept them in a constant state of confusio

but it is just another scandal on top of scandal after scandal on top of scandal after scandal with christanderstand he is considering his position, we will have to see what the next few hours bring. —— with mr bolton. should he resign? he has not personally said it. the reason people are calling for him to resign, and they were calling for him to resign before the story was run, and that is because they felt human misrepresented himself and his family man credentials, if you like, on the campaign trail, when he stood to be leader. it transpires he has been married three times, we thought it was only twice, has left his breast—feeding wife, they have a young baby, he has left his wife for this young woman. i think that calls into question whether or not he has the emotional intelligence to lead ukip or whether he has just been very naive and has misled some of the members. there are people who are very angry and upset and they feel they have been misled. what impact does the conduct ofjoe marnie and that of henry bolton have on the party generally? scandal on scandal. and the problem ukip h

you'll probably recall that one of those crew members was a teacher, christa mcculla was supposed tost teacher never space. she and the other died in the blastoff the coast of cape canaveral in 1986. now, nasa astronaunts are making it their mission to keep her lessons alive from space. >> so what i would like to announce that ricky arnolds and i over the next several months will be working with the challenger center to record several of chris' original lesson plans that she was going to do in space. >> mccullough was going to do those experiments and demonstrations for children around the worlds, but obviously never got the chance, more than 30 years later those lost lessons will finally be coming to light. >> official autopsy report says rock icon team petty died from an accidental drug overdose. the la county coroner says the number every his organs failed because every mixture of drugs. , pedi was on several pain medications including fentanyl patches, oxycodone and several others, he is was being treated for several ailments including knee issues, fractured hip and fame seem a p

on january 5, transgender rights advocate christa leigh steele-knudslien was found beaten and stabbed to death inside her home in north adams, massachusetts. last year, at least 28 transgender people were murdered in the u.s., making it the deadliest year yet for the transgender community. walmart said thursday it is closing more than 60 sam's club stores nationwide and laying off thousands of w workers. many of the stores closed abruptly on thursday without any warning to employees. the layoffs came as walmart said it would increase its company-wide minimum wage from $9 to $11 per hour. the retailer lauded the massive tax bill recently passed by republicans and signed by president trump, saying its tax savings would allow it to pass along about $300 million to pay for higher wages. that's a small fraction of the estimated $2 billion a year the company will save from the tax cuts, according to the united food and commercial workers union. at the white house, press secretary sarah huckabee sanders and treasury secretary steven mnuchin both dodged questions about walmart's layoffs while

in belgian since catalonia voted for secession in an illegal referendum in october roy also says christa momot must be in catalonia to be sworn in as the region's president. police in greece have fired tear gas at protesters outside parliament in athens ask politicians inside debates a new series of austerity measures needed to trigger a final round of bailout the bill which has been approved in the last few minutes also includes controversial legislation making it more difficult for work for workers to strike the answer for this is in athens and joins us now live so john we're hearing tear gas is being fired is it developing with the protests so is it just really still a strike. there are still many thousands of people on the square in front of parliament and most of those people are demonstrating peacefully the police action against a small number of protesters who've been hurling molotov cocktails and flares is limited to one part of the square most people though are standing their ground not being evacuated and they are not walking away they have decided to stay there and see the pro

president against citizens of waste thomas schatz on the possibility of congress reviving your marks, and christa case bryant shares with the city of st. louis is doing to improve race relations.

isjoining us from boston christa case bryant. she's a heartland correspondent at the christian science monitor. of ourere as part spotlight on magazine series to talk about her recent piece, at how st. louis, missouri is working to overcome racial discrimination, after the riots in ferguson threa

ainsley: joining us with brian his wife christa, his three children, anna, maria and tim. >> are youy do you call it that? >> it is bad day soup. my mom gave i will to me before i had my first child. there might be bad days you feel like you can't get everything done. the kids might be disobedient and you need to get something on the table. steve: on a bad bay you don't want something complicated. it is super simple. >> do you like bad day soup? or good day. steve: how do we make it? how do we start? >> we're starting with the ground beef. we're browning the ground beef. the kids will help us add the ingredients too tim, get carrots in there. get them all in there, bud. it's hot. anna, you're doing the onions there. >> i had to practice this. steve: all night to practice. they're pros at it. >> maria, you get that one. steve: what about the soup? >> i do that one. i get that one. that is my favorite. >> vegetable beef. >> cream of chicken. brian: what do you call this? >> bad day soup! [laughter]. [all talking at once] brian: what is it called? i didn't know it was bad day soup. we e

is christa case bryant from the "the christian science monitor." she's here to talk about herpes looking