christa was the primary candidate. barbara, if anything happened to christa, and christa could not perform, then barbara was going to fly. in space, she was going to do a field trip of what the space shuttle was all about. and in addition to that, she was going to do some science lessons from aboard, live lessons from aboard the space shuttle. >> here comes the flight crew now. robert: the day of the launch, those of us who were there were surprised they were going to launch the shuttle on the day because of the very cold temperature. it was not florida weather, that you like to think of. it was down in the 20's. that temperature certainly precluded in my mind any thought that they were going to launch the shuttle that day. but in fact they did. after the launch, everyone was cheering and yelling, and very thrilled that we were seeing our colleague fly in space. the sequencing of it was such that after approximately two minutes we are supposed to see the separation of the solid rocket boosters, two minutes and 10 secon

christa was from framingham, massachusetts. she was a social studies to teacheral studies who had conquered high school for several years before the teacher in space program got announced. the opportunity to fly into space and do something unique to teach students all over the world the excitement of space exploration, it appealed to her as it did to me as a science teacher, the opportunity to fly in space. >> i am directing nasa to begin a search in all of our elementary and secondary schools and to choose as the first citizen passenger in the history of our space program one of america's finest, a teacher. programeacher in space was announced by president reagan in 1983. they were going to have a citizen fly aboard the space and teach some very exciting science lessons from space. you sign your name on the form, it was a whole packet of essays that we have to right to apply to the teacher in space program and once you have that application back a lot of the teachers are realizing this was more involved than what they wanted t

coming up, the story of teacher and astronaut christa mcauliffe and the ill-fated space shuttle challenger mission. following that, nasa mathematician katherine johnson enter impact on missions including moon landings. first, a visit to the place responsible for the first ever precise measurement of the distance from the moon to the earth. lickd in 1884, the overvatory in san jose has 150,000 photographs of the moon. >> james liked was a wealthy businessman in the salmon cisco area in the his fortune was over 1800s. $3 million back in the 1860's. and he wanted to be remembered. and george davidson, the president of the california academy of sciences and george madera, an astronomer, who showed him what saturn looked like through a small telescope, were some of the factors that convinced him that a scientific monument that would make great discoveries was the right way to go. so he decided he wanted the superior toescope any in existence constructed as

coming up, the story of teacher and astronaut christa mcauliffe and the ill-fated space shuttle challenger mission. following that, nasa mathematician katherine johnson and her impact on key nasa missions including moon landings. first, a visit to the place responsible for the first ever precise measurement of the distance from the moon to the earth. opened in 1884, the lick observatory in san jose has over 150,000 photographs of the moon. >> james lick was a wealthy

christa turns 85 in june but despite the death of his partner john claud in 2009 he hasn't lost any of his creative spirit this fall he had planned to wrap the uk to paris a long held wish but the pandemic has forced him to put that project on hold for a year. you're watching the news from berlin and don't forget you can get all the latest news information on our website at steve w. dot com i'm terry martin thanks for being with us. this state of emergency is the normal people around the world are documenting this dramatic times. they're keeping a corona diary and welcoming us into the lives they live sketch as up close and personal as the pandemic will allow. the diary starts many t w.

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and i believe christa is up first. >> hi. good morning, chair fewer, supervisor walton and supervisor mandelman. i'm the director of in-home services, the program of disability and aging services. today i'm here to present for your consideration a request from the human service agency to enter into a contract with homebridge for the provision of contract mode ihhsbeginning julh june 20th, 2025. ihhs is a medi-cal benefit, san francisco general fund will cover $27..5 million. please note that we originally submitted a resolution for $144,160,580. but agree with the recommendation to amend the legislation to reduce the contracts not to exceed amount to $142,000,265. >> commissioner mar: ihhs is a critically important entitle program that provides home care for low-income, older adults and individuals with disabilities. in san francisco, our ihhs program assists nearly 23,000 consumers and living safely in the community. the department of disability and aging services operates this program on behalf of the state. and our departm

and i believe christa is up first. >> hi. good morning, chair fewer, supervisor walton and supervisor mandelman. i'm the director of in-home services, the program of disability and aging services. today i'm here to present for your consideration a request from the human service agency to enter into a contract with homebridge for the provision of contract mode ihhsbeginning julh june 20th, 2025. ihhs is a medi-cal benefit, san francisco general fund will cover $27..5 million. please note that we originally submitted a resolution for $144,160,580. but agree with the recommendation to amend the legislation to reduce the contracts not to exceed amount to $142,000,265. >> commissioner mar: ihhs is a critically important entitle program that provides home care for low-income, older adults and individuals with disabilities. in san francisco, our ihhs program assists nearly 23,000 consumers and living safely in the community. the department of disability and aging services operates this program on behalf of the state. and our departm

. >> rhoni, it's christa downstairs. are you okay? i heard a woman screaming. and -- i don't know.ive me a call, please? thank you. >> deerfield police. >> i heard a woman screaming. and then a pop, pop and then it went totally silent. i called and she does not answer. >> we need an ambulance. there's a female down. i suspect it maybe a gunshot. >> when police arrive at rhoni's apartment, they find a gruesome scene. there she is lying on the floor, riddled with bullets. >> officers find a lady bleeding in her kitchen. the officer smelled gun smoke and thought the offender was still on the scene. the phones are ringing off the hook at the deerfield police department. >> deerfield police. >> i heard about a shooting. >> because the town is in a panic. >> can you tell me what's going on? >> why is that helicopter hovering? >> we have some police activity ma'am. >> there was fear that there was some gunman running around town on the loose. >> have they caught the person? >> i don't have the details on that yet. >> the town was shocked. even the local junior high school went on lockdown

christa mirgetty of illinois, i inform the house that mr. crish in a mirgetty will vote yeah on h.r. 6782. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from connecticut is recognized. >> a member designated by ms. wilson, i inform the house that ms. wilson votes yeah. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is ecognized. mr.s a member designated by horsford of nevada, pursuant to .res. 965, mr. horsford will vote aye on h.r. 672. as a member designated by mr. huffman of california, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inforl the house that mr. huffman will vote aye on h.r. 6782. as the member designated by mrs. lawrence of michigan pursuant to h.res. 965, mrs. lawrence will vote aye on h.r. 6782. as member designated by mr. levin of california, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that mr. levin will vote aye on h.r. 6782. as member designated by mr. lewis of georgia pursuant to h.res. 965, mr. lewis will vote aye on h.r. 6782. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. >> as member designated by mr. welch o

and i believe christa is up first. >> hi. good morning, chair fewer, supervisor walton and supervisor mandelman. i'm the director of in-home services, the program of disability and aging services. today i'm here to present for your consideration a request from the human service agency to enter into a contract with homebridge for the provision of contract mode ihhsbeginning julh june 20th, 2025. ihhs is a medi-cal benefit, san francisco general fund will cover $27..5 million. please note that we originally submitted a resolution for $144,160,580. but agree with the recommendation to amend the legislation to reduce the contracts not to exceed amount to $142,000,265. >> commissioner mar: ihhs is a critically important entitle program that provides home care for low-income, older adults and individuals with disabilities. in san francisco, our ihhs program assists nearly 23,000 consumers and living safely in the community. the department of disability and aging services operates this program on behalf of the state. and our departm

robert: we were in the grandstands and we were located directly behind christa's parents. >> lift off. robert: after the launch, everyone was yelling and very thrilled that we were seeing our colleague fly in space. the sequencing of it was such that after approximately two minutes we are supposed to see , the separation of the solid rocket boosters, two minutes and 10 seconds. and i knew the sequencing and

other states came in to see planetarium shows and a little bit of the tribute we had around here to christa. in 2009, we added on a huge addition to make this the mcauliffe-sheppard science center, honoring alan shepard, the first american in space. and it helped the people of concord heal and realize that christa was a role model for people all over the country, all over the world. >> west virginia native katherine johnson but at the role in nasa's missions to put men on space and on the moon. >> what is the status on that computer? >> she speaks. >> yes sir. i do. >> which one? >> both. geometry and speaking. i prefer it over euclidean coordinates. >> catherine has had the fortune of having hollywood shine a light on her life. there are people right here in west virginia that had no idea of what katherine johnson did for nasa and united states of america. when the movie hidden figures came out, it showed everyone who katherine johnson was, what she did and how profound she was in the pages of american history. she was hired as what they called then a computer. she simply came in and did m

coming up, the story of teacher and astronaut christa mcauliffe and the ill-fated space shuttle challenger mission. following that, nasa mathematician katherine johnson and her impact on key nasa missions including moon landings. first, a visit to the place responsible for the first ever precise measurement of the distance from the moon to the earth. opened in 1884, the lick observatory in san jose has over 150,000 photographs of the moon. >> james lick was a wealthy businessman in the san francisco bay area back in the 1800's. his fortune was over $3 million back in the 1860's. and he wanted to be remembered. and george davidson, the president of the california academy of sciences and george madera, an astronomer, who showed him what saturn looked like through a small telescope, were some of the factors that convinced him that a scientific monument that would make great discoveries was the right way to go. so he decided he wanted the greatest telescope superior to any in existence constructed as his memorial and gave about $700,000 of his fortune to form the lick observatory and this tele

a rival with christa or outside of normal life when i drive forget about everything house that's in the world said once on my mind on that paper waking up in newbury park after walking out of my job. and only had my last paycheck i am now homeless and i wanted to go all in the thing to turn to use my drawings for peace of mind. the adventures of nick 7 triple x. by him 2. i've drawn 1200 pages. 3 volumes and 8 stories. of people nowadays there's one when using said regular job. and i said well you tell me where you can get a job you're going to be happy and i'm still make your bills i figure it out to be comfortable what wow but i would have been a huge strata get i need a least a $1000.00 a month when costs about $6.00 to $700.00 your code the transportation. i wanted i didn't make enough. at least to go through the winter months where i go where i can do a drawing and side in peace. you know not to worry about something as the way i got congo and i want to. get good amount of sleep but i want to make enough money to last all year round and see the little. we know what's happening in o