which eroded due to the cold temperatures on launch day, six astronauts and teacher christa mccullough for killed. nasa says it will now determine how to safely remove this wreckage and learn from it for future missions. the hard sacrifice that was mae by the crews of spatial challenge in columbia will now be shared with people in the future. the family of the seven crew members killed have been notified of the discovery and have asked for privacy. the history channel documentary airs november 22nd andrew rhiannon. andrea thank you coming up world news now is getting weird. we're going behind the scenes of the brand new weird al biopic starring dennis radcliffe. like you have never seen him before. you're watching world news now i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this playstation 5 sold for less than a dollar. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right n

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. >> reporter: for christa becoming superintendent was a dream job.s not just an adviser. >> for some people it is too painful to come back here? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: it was one of more than 400 boarding schools that used separation and violence to stamp out the traditions and spirit of indigenous children. >> you still hear stories from families who say, you know, we'll never send the students to an indian school because of the experiences of my grandfather. >> reporter: this is all that remains of the original building from 1890 where children separated from families, beaten if they spoke the native lack wages. chained if they broke the rules. now it is a reminder of how far this place has come. in 19 76 the tribal governors took control. and now native language and culture are celebrated here. tribal elders teach history. that is a highest graduation rate in new mexico. on indigenous people's day the campus transformed. students and families ate, prayed and danced together. >> back in the day we were not allowed to speak the languages, punished

. >> all seven astronauts including teacher in space christa mcauliffe died. forget them, nor the last time we saw them, this morning, as they prepared for their journey and waved goodbye, and slipped the surly bonds of earth to touch the face of god. >> two years ago hoda sat down with some of the students who were launching the launch that day. >> did it hit you that your teacher, christa mcauliffe i h-died? >> i think little by little we process but there was a glimmer of hope that we wanted her and other astronauts to be okay. >> the challenger crew is buried at arlington national cemetery. the challenger disaster was followed by the loss of columbia in 2003. under u.s. law, any space shuttle artifact must be returned to nasa. nasa says it's told the families of the new find. now it must decide whether to recover this piece of an american tragedy. >> the discovery of this piece was mixed emotions. first we reflected back to 1986 and the loss of our colleagues, our friends, and our heroes, but it also is a sense of discovery, to find something lost for so l

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exploded shortly after liftoff in 1986, killing all seven astronauts on board, including teacher christacauliffe. >>> word today that nearly 150,000 mockingbird strollers purchased online or at target stores in the last 2 1/2 years are being recalled. the consumer product safety commission says the lower end of the frame can crack, causing a child inside the stroller to fall. at least eight children have been injured. mockingbird will supply a fix free of charge. >>> two kansassy police officers race to the rescue of a baby. the life saving moment that was caught on camera. we'll have that when we return. 2 >>> frightening body cam video shows two kansas city police officers saving an infant. the officers charged into the home after receiving a call that the 1-month-old suffering from rsv wasn't breathing. while the officers worked together performing chest compressions, then back thrusts. finally the good news. >> she's breathing now. >> she is breathing. >> amazing. the baby girl was hospitalized and has (male) there are many voices in today's world. everyone is voicing their opinions

that could help new swedish prime minister who christa and promised more changes to come. when he visits on camera next week, twitter employees are suing the company in a class action lawsuit over math layoffs expected to be carried out on friday. the company recently acquired by the world's richest man, ellen musk told employees they would be notified about terminations by email. twitter offices are closed for the day, and badge axes has been removed. well, there has been no official announcement, specifying the number of layoffs us media reports say, half of twitter is workforce is being let go earlier and spoke to our corresponding carolina. she moy, who was following the story for us in washington, and i asked how ellen mosque is planning to keep twitter running without large parts of his stuff. that is a very good question, a call especially since we know that mass is looking to cut around 3700 twitter stuff. roughly half of the whole stuff of trader. he is thinking of course, to flash cost. but this is not really a surprise since major. a advertisers have been threat

joining us now, editor at large, christa, charlie back with us. wonder, we are talking about the president today. talking about democracy being on the ballot. it is a very theoretical concept. gas they feel every single day. >> i understand why joe biden wanted to give this speech he gave tonight. when he ran, he ran for that reason to protect democracy. from the threat of donald trump. if i'm a democrat, in a swing state or a swing seat, i would have preferred the president give a speech tonight about gas prices, inflation and the economy. just because cnn poll out today, 51% of people said the economy is the most important issue affecting their vote. abortion is second at 15. now, still, i'm not trying to dismiss it but 51, 15. i get why he did it. i think he is not wrong about the threat to democracy. i think when people are thinking about they go to fill up their car. they go to get groceries. it is more, you said theoretical. that is more practical. yeah. democracy. that is not great. i'm not sure people vote on that. >> it is always somebody

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would honor the memory of the seven astronauts that were killed back in january of 1986, including christa mcauliffe, who of course, would have been the very first teacher in space. >> i'm sure they'll find a meaningful way to use that piece. kristin fisher, thank you. >>> the next hour of "cnn this morning" starts now. >>> hello, everyone. welcome to "cnn this morning." i'm walkamara walker. >> good morning, amara. i'm boris sanchez. democrats get a key victory in arizona last night. votes are still being counted in another tight race in nevada with razor-thin margins. what that means for balance of power as both parties are looking to the future. >>> and cheering, jubilation in the streets of ukraine. a celebration in kherson after ukrainian forces retake that key strategic city. nic robertson is there in the middle of it all. cnn is live there with reaction from the people and what this major setback for vladimir putin means for the war. >>> turmoil in the tech world as silicon valley is hit with a wave of layoffs. we'll dig deeper into what's behind the collapse. >>> and comedian dave

would honor the memory of the seven astronauts that were killed back in january of 1986, including christand a meaningful way to use that piece. kristin fisher, thank you. >>> the next hour of "cnn this morning" starts now. >>> hello, everyone. welcome to "cnn this morning." i'm walkamara walker. >> good morning, amara. i'm boris sanchez. democrats get a key victory in arizona last night. votes are still being counted in another tight race in nevada with razor-thin margins. what that means for balance of power as bot

christa mayo fox news ktvu fox five starts now inside, we were still holding on to hold. the parents of alexis gave an emotional reaction after learning their daughter's remains were found in a remote area of northern california. good evening. i'm mike mibach julie julie haener. it was the news the gay family had prayed for, but also dreaded alexis shapes. father spoke for the first time today since the partial remains of his 24 year old daughter found in a remote area of amateur count. ktvu crime reporter henry lee was there for the news conference is live tonight in the newsroom with more on the story, henry micro father says he's angry and heartbroken, but somewhat relieved that he and his family can now bring her home and that they can find some measure of peace. the reality was still devastating here when gabe russian emotion after oakley police said they found partial remains of his daughter alexis in amador county, months after x allegedly killed her in nanny. a suspect was later shot dead by law enforcement side we were still holding on hope. that she's okay. she'

my trunk is wide open for christa dropping. back to you.es and rain. >> i will always try not always try to work out again well, a private it's so expensive and you don't know if you don't ask. that's this close mouse don't get fans. host ron stone get filled with grass or good on article a crab i know right? good morning. good morning. you know what? it is going to be a nice day today to be getting outside, but it is cold out there this morning for this fishermen and will stand out there right next to the bay lot of us even along the bayshore falling into the 30's this morning. >> a couple of us up in solano county down in the 20's. so cold cold start, golden gate bridge looks nice. it's clear. it's calm. just very cool out there. now these cold mornings will give way to a continuation of our mild afternoons that we've been seeing. plenty of lately. rain chances continue to be said well to the north, you can see what's going on up in washington and oregon right now. in the meantime, we're just staying dry from the bay area southward. so if

as christa mayer reports. this comes as states battle over respiratory viruses.d and flu season is off to an early start for much of the u. s b, a 5 to 7 day illness and that's just miserable for a lot of kids, according to the cdc. nearly 20 states are reporting higher flu activity and hospitalization rates for this time of year. the agency estimates the country has seen 1.6 million cases this season. dr james conway warns the country has yet to reach its peak. it average influenza season season anywhere between 10 to 50 million cases are already approaching some of those numbers, and it's not even the holidays yet, so this is really shaping up to be a very early season for influenza and for rsv, public health officials say. flu activity typically ramps up in december or january . over the past two years, influenza numbers were low due to covid mitigations, such as masks and social distancing. there isn't a lot of carryover immunity for people that would protect them as flu comes around this year, the flu takes it. told the respiratory illness known as rsv, is f

, all seven crew members on board were killed, including the first schoolteacher bound for space, christaccullough. the pieces more than 15 by 15 ft. big and remains on the ocean floor just off the florida coast near cape canaveral. the discovery was made by a history channel documentary crew who are searching for the wreckage of a world war two plane. in ukraine . it is being called the city of death, and russian forces are beginning to withdraw from this strategic location, and many ukrainians are hoping the russian troops will never return boxes. greg palkot has more from keith. is that the as of today? the occupiers have left these settlements. there is no official information yet, but there is no presence of occupiers in these settlements withdrawing from the southern city of hair. so on thursday, the only regional capital captured by the kremlin since the invasion began back in february. ukraine's national police releasing video showing destroyed homes and ruined buildings from a newly retaken village in the corazon region. so this time they're trying to avoid that disaster and also

challenger was lost on a very cold day in january, 1986, seven astronauts died, you mentioned of course, christaher on board, and nasa has notified the families that the piece of wreckage has been discovered, and they now have to go through the process of deciding, should they pull it up or is it part of an underwater grave? they have already, years ago, recovered, they believe the remains of the challenger crew, and they are interred at local cemeteries and also of course at arlington national cemetery, but this is the biggest chunk of the challenger that they have discovered in 25 years, rusting on the floor off the coast of florida -- resting on the floor off the coast of florida, and really haunting video and very poignant video. and i talked to the lead diver about this, and he said we just never, ever expected we would come across a piece of challenger and it stopped everybody in their tracks, as it were, as they took in this moment, and realized what they were dealing with, and immediately contacted nasa. >> tom costello, thank you very much. good to see you. appreciate it. >>> let's get

christa who is the director of the tenderloin response and will be presenting and answering your questions with today. keep have a brief slide show. i am realizing i -- i will turn away to read the slides. we opened the tenderloin center on january 18th 2022. i want to reflect, we did this rapidly what enabled us to the repeatedly part of emergency order. and the emergency order initiative in partnership with our colleagues from across the city department of emergency management. hsh and hsa and dpw. d ph took over the center as of july first. but i really want to note this was part of a larger strategy in a multipronged plan to stabilize the neighborhood with the goals of reducing over dose deaths. as well as making important contributions to people's health. as you remarked the tenderloin center is serving 400 people per day. 7 days a week at 1170 market in un plaza. so we wanted to share some of our key what we believe the key impacts and service. you cited some this is from last week. we have placed approximately 1,000 individuals or connect them with shelter and 211 connected with per

. >> did it hit you that your teacher, christa mcauliffe, had died?ope that we wanted her and the other astronauts to be okay. >> reporter: and the "challenger" disaster was followed by the loss of columbia in 2003. under u.s. law any space shuttle artifact must be returned to nasa. nasa said it must decide whether to recover this piece of an american tragedy. >> the discovery of this piece was mixed emotions. first reflected back to 1986 and the loves of our colleagues, friends and heros, but also a sense of discovery to find something lost for so long once again found. >> reporter: nasa now says it is consulting with the families to decide whether they will pull this piece up out of the ocean. importantly, they did recover many pieces of wreckage back in 1986, including the remains of the crew. if they leave this piece in place, then there is the risk that scavenger hunters will recover it, put it oechlt bay. and nasa has an office of lessons learned about every fatal mass incident. they are wondering can they use this piece and apply it to that off