christa mcauliffe and greg jarvis. grayson, i extend to you our thoughts and prayers to your families, to your friends at the time of this hour of, your loss and our shared grief. the space program has been a marvelous program for america to expand its knowledge, its horizons and it will continue to be so in the future as long as man has the thirst for knowledge. we will continue to press outward and in the process there is risk risk. that risk is taken by each one of us every day. and that risk is understood by all the members of a crew that climb in to a loaded spaceship. but i concluding remarks would be, as we reflect upon this tragedy, a tragedy that this whole nation grieves in. let's remember the remarks by someone who something about risk, a gallant lady named helen keller. when she spoke of risk and security and this is what she said, 630 is most a superstition. it does not in nature, nor do the children of men as a whole, experi instead avoiding the danger is no safer in the long run than outright exposure. l

all seven crew members were killed, including teacher christa mcauliffe, who would have been the first private citizen to travel into space. the catastrophic accident remains one of space exploration's worst tragedies. still to come. closing the learning gap caused by covid. some states are fond the 988 suicide hotline. >> this is pbs news week land. john: nearly three years into the pandemic, students and teachers are still trying to close the education gap. tonight, geoff bennett continues his reporting on learning loss and what it will take to overcome. reporter: yesterday, we reported how baltimore city public schools is helping children catch up. today, we focus on the challenges facing students nationwide, and efforts to stem that learning loss. congress gave schools billions of dollars to help students get up to speed on what they missed. but, nerous studies show students are still behind. during the pandemic, reading scores dropped by the largest numbers in 30 years and math scores fell for the first time ever. robert is a researcher, he is working with the national partnership

and then you g need circus. christa. i took grades by at the more didn't you was laying a chill. so do you need 0 zavalla a to be sure each name what's about the tale, but still you lou? some precipio greens concerning misquoted, have you gotten a promotion? was sure to what you said, chris, just what is my son daniel g herschel. she did instantly when we were such as years for catalog grants consistently, it would se chest, but almost a christian to college, boston. one more thing, really. he wasn't troy vicky, but the minute you need this need something nother, you know them switch and suddenly stitched people. russia. she'll formica category of not sure he could show a clearly, usually on the thread with good kicks, the sunset, the sneering, matthew watson, he must corrales with o ukrainian nationalists, tortured and slaughtered about 60000 palls in virginia in law of about 40000. and at least 45000 and 10 o'clock in the stanish love area. it was 25015001 lublin soil. and about 3000 in poly shya. in total, almost $200000.00 poles were killed. ah . will h gateway ship that chab

ah, overnight rome speech spreads across social media like wildfire, reaching the tongue of ty, christa thanks to awaiting the hash tag. human trafficking is quickly tweeted, hundreds of thousands of time with all of these um but when you update your developer or with any hello to laugh at, move forward party headquarters the next morning, a special long distance guest is waiting to greet the time media. pull them in a stance on it will be in a house on monday. so id numbers as well. it also went on the goal of the counter when need been wonderful. me also visit monday. my name is bob cooper from central. what that is, nothing that really does, but i don't think we need now. i think we'll be to wayne finally feel vindicated. this press conference is only a virtual homecoming. how about how people we are meant to call me whenever the laugh when you're taking the job me to tear when we said that if you dream to come home for me personally today isa much more important day than yesterday when she had a chance to speak to the high people, and he's very frankly ranking hard, and that meant t

this is christa to notice to chicago with, with a the greatest mass delusion and u. s. history. the latest twitter files revealed the democrats peddled fake tales of russian bots. despite twitter warning, there was no evidence of russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. just take a look at some of the discovery center here. this is a world war 2 helmet with clear nazi insignia. our correspondent discovers nazi symbols at an ass off italian headquarters and mario full, abandoned after the ukrainian forces retreat from the city. clash as arrived and palestine as 3 residents are killed in 24 hours during israeli army raids. we speak to a mother who lost her 15 year old son in previous violence. and this, these rarely occupation army conduct traits to kill all children. hold my to relieve my anger is knowledge of who killed my son. ah, good morning from our to international studios in moscow and from wherever you're watching. welcome to the hours most vital news stories from all around the globe. i'm fear, elizabeth, a new day and new revelations from the twitter files jo

the pajamas that she wore to sleep one night in 1938 when she was just a year old on christa, knocked night of broken glass. when the nazis destroyed synagogues jewish businesses and hopes we will tell beforehand what is going to happen. my mother and i were hidden by neighbors. and in the meantime the nazis came in. they broke every bit of furniture in the house. her father was arrested that night, but eventually was able to escape nazi germany with the help of the u. s. vsa little laura stayed behind with her mother and he said, i can't leave you here. you know? my mother said if you don't go, then we will all die here. so close. very reluctantly, he went, took a year and a half until he was able to stand babies. if my mother and myself and it was a very difficult time, the headman in america and my mother in germany. not knowing will we ever get out. they may is to flee just in time. dingo. the doll was laura's farewell present from her grandparents day and the rest of her family stayed behind . grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, all died. i never heard from them again. the exhi

i don't even christa such reports are very interesting. shampoo appeared to be deeply unconscious. but you heard what the doctor said to most of the time it's something negative margaret like look at that fat guy lying there either the league this could be proof. there is an afterlife. how else could someone who is clinically dead here? these things i don't want you to up which is an immortal consciousness might exist, but honestly, you can never prove it, nor disprove it. every 1 may believe what he likes. bill is that there is no robust empirical evidence for a tip dealership advisor of how that can these experiences be explained. and these people, not that after all or just a little bit, but not really is kept on the very different interpretations of what we mean by death under certain circumstances. when you a hot, then you can still have brain activity and proceed things. window being yvonne im just huckman zagan. this has been studied very carefully clearly and it could explain why deeply and conscious or dead people were in fact not dead at all medically change. apparently o

turn the tide of this war well, it turned the tide. christa. what do you think? roman just said that these are not game changes, whereas you okay saying that it actually wants to deliver banks that will change the game. do you think the gable get changed? it starts at the dynamics that might change the course of the war. is the situation when it gets to the question whether we get to talks between russia and ukraine or put in made quite clear that he is not willing to stop the ward and swore until you rush. i can keep served tory or she occupied and from ukraine inside. it's clear that they don't want agrees to that. so there is a necessity that are ukraine or has to re occupy it's territory and therefore the needs are these heavy tanks. and for the time being, as we have seen the of the martyrs, a french tank, the earth, the bradley fighting vehicle, seats. these are not the heavy tanks they need for a ground offensive and to, in order to do that, we will have, we will get to the discussion of that. the needs is heavy tanks and the best model for the situation i

$5.00 women and then did it dennis, the wife is probably 18 years what it means that even the tug who christa that to be true. so i think that is one problem that this will address and i think that is important. lemme come to you, madame bridget, because if children i shall emulating what they see, what i also realize is that these children are exposed to images and ceremonies when they wish puberty as early as 91112, and be been taught how to please a man and how to take care of a home is in abusive enough? oh, that is why in the children's court are there is a particular and specific close referring to culture rights, traditional rights as well as religious rights. because we've seen the damage that it as close to the community and one to enforce this by strengthening the laws that provide that. so the socio economic structures are not in place really to prevent these children from getting married. do you also agree to that? yes i do because in most cases, even in other areas, is that of having a library, we have a lot of but they end up been having like i engaging this as in drugs and so o

then i'm almost there will be asked. kirkwood toward the v, which academia christa, christie willie, is saudi. scott, i be a young man. now. i'm going to start now to skid the deal or see it back call luck was acquitted. trulia or i thought that of unique which i me a tower co like which one you nimo to go to your sustina would to me because them with the glad that the what the sin there be steamer waste of italy. okay cool. you take, i'll bitten him with him now to watch on this would be though much him for minute. a problem you tommy was for send me the or chill margaret e t or t. nice marie. okay. my mom login name eurostar. let someone die is up on the crash he hopes to conduct a deal or by your little kill. just not when you look at but i'm a because you will create ok. see a solution? ok. see a lot scale, mostly my ski voice game. but did on the play store artist, did he die? funny customs got a claim. you could just push the oxy oxygen you coil. we're brought it out. would you put extra advisors? he also focused on the truck, right? i see on douglas, stop what it was. of cours

sad that they don't want and truth, they don't one negotiations at all because otherwise they would christa okay to at least respect a holy moly day like christmas and, and it is meaningful for russians and ukrainians. does date like they do in the west when it was christmas to respect it. millions of people are now mocking orthodox christmas across russia. and some of the parts of eastern europe, public festivities are being held in many churches as one has plenty of private celebrations, of one of the biggest religious holidays. and as part of the world, i had off the festive service at moscow's main cathedral. the church of christ, the savior patriarch corel delivered his traditional address, calling for you to see and urging russians to pray for orthodox believe miss williams has accused in ukraine before your ships up yet she angelo. i wish every one to experienced today's christmas night in a special way to pray from the bottom of their hearts board for their relatives friend. my lead for themselves, for our homeland leave. for those who are suffering a day for our brothers and ukrain

authoritarian surveillance phonology, while advocates for facial recognition would debate some of christa sessions. one thing is undeniable. the technology currently being used by the u. k. police is dangerously inaccurate. latest figures show that 96 percent of the met police's circle matches when miss identifications. and this research showing that many facial recognition algorithms will disproportionately miss identified darker skin tones and when the causes a numerous and they very ranging from poor quality cctv images to the fact that the algorithms are often trained to so to speak using faces that are mostly white and male, this technology looks like a really nice, quick fix to the fact that we have not got as much money to pay for human intelligence operations. so it sounds great in theory. the problem is it doesn't work very well and people who are not white men, which has quite a lot of the population on the planet being arrested, wrongfully means that you get put into predictive policing algorithms. the more often you are having contact with law enforcement, the more you are at

. >> you know, it gets the right to our next question that comes from christa wulf in missouri, and she wants to know whether we can keep up with the changing mutations with our vaccines? so these boosters have to be adapted, right, to fit the new variants coming out. is this and endless keeping up with the virus battle that we're getting into now? is it different for the flu, do we know? >> basically, are you asking are we destined to play whack-a-mole forever? the approach would not work. the virus is always going to be ahead of us for china figure out the next petition, we don't know with the next mutation is going to be and by the time we develop a vaccine, that specifically targets that mutation, it's done. this is what we have seen, the updated boosters, for example, we're targeting the original va for, ba.5, not there are offshoots of ba.4, ba.5, that the vaccine should be good at preventing severe disease but we will still be months behind if that is the plan. what we really need our better vaccines. we need vaccines that have broader coverage, ideally these pan coronavirus vacc

shuttle was supposedly flying, nasa could not fill the seats with professionally trained astronauts christauliffe was on challenger in 1986 when exploded that program as we went away and now it's being resurrected on these industries. criticism of this because it's a lot of rich white men who are going up as space tourists. we're seeing some of that change but i think you are?" and talk about some of the benefits of that so i wonder if you can just pull it out for us here now . >> i do what it did to the early daysof mediation . and then, is something that's risky is something the private sector way and maybe is forspace . rich people pay to go on planes although i know they were all rich plays in cost that much to fly a lot and i did start charging money and created a huge industry that the us captured a huge part of that market has from so economically, the returns to new businesses that really could grow to be important is something that nations want to do. we shouldn't miss out on this one. i question whether, i know we don't agree with all these personal policies of these billionaires

but for andrew bagshaw and christa perry, well, they felt they had no choice but to go. this video, needed, but this video circulated by ukraine's military gives you an idea of soledar today. here, they evacuate an injured soldier. the journey out is winding and dangerous. translation: there are 559 people still left in soledar, _ including 15 children. that's as of today. they had the opportunity to leave before 5th january but they chose not to. the city was then closed because of active fighting and enemy attacks. when you compare satellite images from six months ago and this week's, you're amazed it's that many. despite the real risks, chris parry and andrew bagshaw wouldn't be put off from helping people escape. now we've come back to pretty much the front, 300 metres from the russians, picked up two people, a woman, 40, and her mother, 60 or so, who actually i met a week or so ago when i was picking up the two elderly who got lost and then they got trapped by a tank. theirfamilies had said they were both proud and worried after they disappeared on their way into th

quickly that nasa could not fill all the seats with professionally trained astronauts and, of course, christa mcauliffe, the teacher from new hampshire, , ws on challenger 1986 when it exploded and that program basically went away and out anything resurrected by these private industry. there's a lot l of criticism of this because it's a a lot of rih white men who are going up as the first space tourist. we are seeing some of that change, but i think you talk about that in the book and talk about some of the benefits of that. so i wonder if you can just sort of up for us here now? >> guest: sure. i do it quite a bit to the early days of aviation. and again it something that's risky. something that the private sector and aviation got a into right away and we're maybe in the barnstorming era now for space. in which people pay to go on planes, though i i know they wee not all rich because planes didn't cost that much to fly, but a lot of them died and it did start charging money and, of course, that created a huge industry that the u.s. captured huge part of the market and has benefited from. so

and of course christa mcauliffe the teacher from new hampshire was on a challenger in 1986 when it exploded in that program basically went away and now it's being resurrected by these private industry. there's a lot of criticism of this because it's a lot of rich white men who are going up as the first space tourists. we're seeing some of that change, but but i think you talk about that in the book and talk about some of the benefits of that. so, i wonder if you can just sort of open that up for us here now. sure. i do equate it a bit to the early days of aviation. and again, it's something that's risky. it's something that the private sector in aviation got into right away and were maybe in the barnstorming era now for space and rich people paid to go on planes, although i know they weren't all rich because planes didn't cost that much to fly. but a lot of them died and they did start charging money. and of course that created a huge industry that the us captured a huge part of that market and has benefited from so economically the returns to new businesses that really could grow to be imp

gillian: christa teen that, stay with us for just a moment, stand by. bill's going to bring in -- bill: thank you. we want to go ahead and bring in attorney brian claypool for a little more insight on this. brian with, can you hear me? >> yeahings or bill, i'm here. bill: okay, perfect. i assume you're looking at the same live pictures we're looking at right now. one of the things i've noticed being a street reporter for many years now including in the l.a. market is the posture of those officers, those deputies on scene, the s.w.a.t. team there. they've got their backs turned to that white van. they're not taking an active posture in terms of my potential danger coming to that vehicle. what are you noticing about crime scene, and what does it say to you? >> yeah, bill, mice to be back with you. just to let your viewers know, i live about 15 minutes from monterey park, not far from will. it's a very quaint community, about 60,000 folks, 65% asian, about 25% hispanic. so this is a really nice part of l.a., a lot of businesses so people had their guard do

your buddy wasthe just great and , you know, like i said, the compassion for those poor parents of christaand it's so heartbreaking. >> it is .s so >> all right, don , we appreciate it. if you have anything else you want to add at any point, you're always welcome on for everybody else out there. >> we're going to do this atd of the end of every night. you can give your grade grd give me an abc . you hate it., tell me. c but don't forget, you got to call my radio show. it's on three to 6:00 eastern. the number is one 800 nine for one sean essien. and you might get , by the way, if you can't spell my my first u name, you really shouldn'trs be on the show.t name you cement be on show. by the way, you may get toth grade me on the show. we'll have people that agree,, disagree, and hopefully it helpe make us better get the instant h feedback. all right. unfortunately, that is all the time we have left this evening. e we have lefveningfor news. any time, all the time, every time it's fox news.com, fox's. hannity, .com, and as always, thank you for joining us . and in the meantime, let not your he

. >> a 22 caliber rifle that christa told detectives he took with him to the park, the day erin wentt imagine somebody hiding something in the house. i started to get to more angry at chris, and nicole. now, i am part of it, and i didn't even know i was part of it. >> no, i'm a vote don't. >> it is the day that aaron disappeared is to receive a text from a call saying she, and chris, would have a ranch that day because she will stick. the next morning, chris, and nicole, we're back at the ranch. by then, it was a call that should be missing. >> i kind of blew it off, and i find her. >> isabelle noticed, things were tense between chris, and nicole that. nicole had nothing to say about her missing friend. >> nicole was telling me, aaron's, probably, hiding out somewhere. to make chris's life miserable. >>. she setting us up, trying to hurt our family, aaron is doing this to get even. she is trying to get sympathy. >> chris was about to be discharged from the marines, and planned move back to alaska. elizabeth had lent their suv to move some of their belongings. detectives searched the

all seven americans on board died, including christa mccullough for a teacher.she was the first private citizen to travel into space, nasa said. unusually cold temperatures caused the external tank to explode. that tragedy, shocked the nation and lead to a pause in our space shuttle program. despite many companies preparing for significant layoffs, boeing announced that it is going against that flow this year. the company says it wants about 10,000 workers in 2023. boeing says they would be employed in the business engineering and manufacturing units. the company also says it will streamline some corporate structures and lower staffing in some support units. well a big football weekend upon us the 49ers have arrived in philadelphia for that nfc championship matchup taken on the eagles sunday afternoon and a chance to play in super bowl 57 running back christian mccaffrey has been removed from the injury report. after sitting out all week there are the niners. late last night arriving while elijah mitchell remains questionable. he's got a groin injury, but did pr

christa mccartney considering dropping out rather than another day of votes, and washington failed to you the very latest on this continuing process as some of the members of congress are getting impatient. and down trees all around the bay area is part of the impacts of the big storm. we'll show you some of the areas with he most dama around the bay area have been affected by the storm, including flooding, downed power lines and down trees up. next we take you live to san francisco, where amanda quintana has the details on the extent of the debris, and snow is falling in the sierra. right now we have a look at the conditions and the chain requirements now in place as this most recent winter storm moves through that area as well. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with this here on morning sun to pamh the storm so far? i was happy to have the brake on the drive in this morning. me too. me too. steve paulson has very latest various dealing with right now. well rains moving back in and i think that's going to be the theme here for a while.

gregory jarvis and christa mcauliffe. we mourn their loss as a nation together. the families of the seven we cannot bear, as you do, the full impact of this tragedy. but we feel the loss and we're thinking about you so very much. your loved ones were daring and brave, and they had that special grace, a special spirit that says, give me a challenge and i'll meet it with joy. they had a hunger to explore the universe and discover its truths. they wish to serve and they did. they served all of. we've grown used to wonders in this century. it's hard to dazzle us. but for 25 years, the united states space program has been doing just that. we've grown used to the idea of space, and perhaps we forget that we've only just begun. we're still pioneers. they are the members of the challenger crew. we're pioneers. and i want to say something to the school children of america who were watching the live of the shuttle's takeoff. i know it's hard to understand, but sometimes painful things like this happen. it's all part of the process of exploration and discovery. it's all par