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a young boy was hit and seriously injured. we have reaction from his mother. >> plus, the dramatic rescue at a ski resort in colorado. nearly 200 people stranded on a ski lift for six hours. how crews eventually got them down. >> and later in the mix, the firefighters in reno, nevada, keeping alive a nearly century old christmas tradition involving dozens of food baskets. and miles and miles of smiles. it's monday, december 23rd. >> from abc news. this is world news now. >> good morning everyone. thank you so much for starting your christmas week with us. i'm rhiannon ally alongside andrew dymburt. we have so much going on and it's easy to forget that that's what the season is really about, is the giving back and the helping those in need. >> no matter what holiday you're celebrating, this whole season is really what it's about. >> i know, and getting stranded on a ski lift. i've only been on a ski lift like twice and i'm scared. >> that's the scariest part of skiing is the lift to me anyway. not the skiing, not the going down

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and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the family of the young boy. >> says that staff at his school lot in in a closet for about 15 minutes and lawyers are involved now. across the area. bridges is going to cost a dollar more in justla couple of weeks. we're going to tell you about how the cost could even go beyond that. >> and most of the heaviest of rainfall has moved out of the bay area with just a few lingering showers. now we'll be talking more in your forecast ahead. hey, good morning, everyone. taking a look right now at our roads. it is a very, very busy it is a very, very busy morning. coming up, we'll tell (♪♪) make the most of your season during the kia season of new traditions sales event. gift yourself some savings and visit your local kia dealer today. look out for these stickers to find great deals on vehicles backed by a 10-year, 100,000-mile limited powertrain warranty so you can start new traditions for years to come. get 1.9% apr for up to 60 months, plus $1,000 retail bonus cash on specially tagged 2025 sportage and sorento vehicles. >> all right. we are back 6.1

family of a young boy claims a staff member at a palo alto school. >> locked him in a closet for nearly, traumatizing, that child kron 4 sarah stinson spoke to the attorneys for the family who say this is just one of several disturbing incidents. >> the naacp says the alleged closet incident is one of several reports of students experiencing frightening mistreatment from staff members at the after school program here called right at school are relation to work with several families. >> have complained about. instances of racial bias. some physical soltz, at least one of those families are working on a potential lawsuit against the palo alto unified school district after their 10 year-old boy suffered what they call racism and physical abuse. a claim filed wednesday says it happened in january escondido elementary at the after school program called right at school. >> jose and silicon valley naacp president elect sean allen says a staff member locked up the child who was 9 years old at the time in a closet for 15 minutes. the child was so distraught and traumatized. the family's attorney

gang members also sexually abused young boys making the journey, filming the abuse to blackmail theirith bbc news. president zelensky has announced one of the largest prisoner exchanges since full—scale war began with russia nearly three years ago. 189 ukrainian troops are being returned home from captivity and 150 russian soldiers are being returned in the deal which was brokered by the united arab emirates. will vernon is in northern ukraine where the prisoner swap happened and has been speaking to some of those who were released. the wait is finally over. sobbing ukrainian families overcome with emotion as they greet their loved ones. the first time they've seen or spoken to them for years. i'm very happy to return to my own country, to my own land. i have no words to...to say what i feel. for those unable to make it, the phone call they've been waiting for. "i'm coming home," says this man. "yes, i'll be home soon." how does it feel to be home? translation: i'm - overwhelmed by feelings. thank god this day has come. we're home. now we're going to support ukraine with everything we

two very young children were shot as they were inside their school today. tonight, those little boys who are just five and six years old are in extremely critical condition according to the local sheriff. the suspect was at an elementary school in the town of palermo for a meeting with an administrator when he suddenly took out a gun and started shooting. he later turned the gun on himself. >> as we were gathering the children into the cafeteria -- >> reporter: deputies raced to a school for reports of an active shooter on campus. >> our patrol officer located a handgun near that individual's body and secured the firearm. >> reporter: the gun man found dead after opening fire at feather river adventist school. he hit two young boys ages five and six and then turned the gun on himself. >> the two children were transported to local hospitals and their currently in extremely critical condition. >> reporter: the suspect made an appointment to tour the school and told administration he was exploring the possibility of enrolling a family member. they are investigating whether or not that w

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moments later, he shot two young boys before taking his own life.ay the suspect wrote about taking countermeasures against the school in response to america's involvement in violence in the middle east. >>> "the new york times" says the father of the man who died on a new york city subway train is suing the man who put his son in a chokehold. andre zachary is accusing marine veteran daniel penny of negligence and assault, leading to the death of his son jordan neely last year. the lawsuit comes as the jury in penny's criminal trial ended its third day of deliberations without a verdict. penny says he was protecting people on the subway car after neely began shouting and threatening them. his lawyer called the lawsuit a distraction. >>> and cnn says a russian woman who allegedly stowed away on a delta airlines flight from new york to paris appeared in a federal courtroom in new york. svetlana dali did not enter a plea to stowaway charges. according to a criminal complaint, she was initially turned away by a tsa agent at jfk airport last week because

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the bodies of a mother and her two young boys strangled while they were asleep. >> could this be some sick, twisted person that came in and snuffed out this family? >> the distraught husband and father who warned cops about death threats to his family. violent crime doesn't happen in the quiet suburb of columbia, illinois. tell me about christopher growing up. what was he like? >> mom's joy. i don't know how else to say it. he was just a good boy. >> church has always been at the core of chris's family. his parents, connie and ron, are co-pastors of the grace church in chester, illinois. >> christopher. just a good kid, good student, good, good athlete. i went in the marine corps right after he graduated in the marines. >> chris was a dog handler, and it was at a canine training seminar where he met the love of his life, sherri weiss, an mp in the u.s. air force. so when did the children come along? >> right away. that was the reason they got married. >> oh, there was already a child on the way. >> yes, that would be garrett. his little brother gavin was not far behind. >> what a joy.

but attorneys say the young boy has since experienced retaliatory harassment. the boy recently reported thoughts of suicide to a school psychologist, and the school dismissed it as a joke, did not report it to the parents. sean allen, president elect of the san jose naacp, claims the district has a history of discrimination. >> we have several instances within this school district where people of color, children of color have been referred to in derogatory terms of referencing their color, and there's actually no discipline. >> in a statement, the school district said in part, pay usd and right at school are united in our commitment to diversity and inclusion, do not tolerate discrimination or retaliation, and remain committed to supporting the student and family involved in this incident. a separate statement from right at school points out the boy's parents continued his enrollment after the january incident and then re enrolled him this school year. but attorneys say the parents recently pulled the boy from escondido elementary and are focused on filing claim

it's a story about rural india, where a young boy has just got married to a girl, young, very young couplee both very much in love with each other. it's a very traditional kind of a wedding in a village. and then he travels back home with his wife. it's a long journey because, you know, he goes through... first he, first they travel in a boat, then they walk, then they go through a bus, then they go through a train journey. and in india, the brides wear a veil which covers their face, you know. when he reaches home and the veil is lifted, he discovers that the girl is different. he's got the wrong bride home! and then he remembers that on the train there were other, you know, couples as well, because in india, you also have this periods where it's supposed to be auspicious to get married in that period. so a lot of people get married in a similar time, you know. so in all the chaos, in the train and all of that, he...he... the veil is covering the face so he gets the wrong bride home. and then he's really scared that — where is his wife? and this girl who's landed up at this house is marri

think it's a bit simplistic to say that society back in the 90s didn't recognize sexual abuse of young boysmen. adding the issues that will be looking at for the trial will be whether or not these two young men faced an immediate threat to their life. how they got to the point is irrelevant for the trial. over the weekend, eric and lyles cousins speaking out. i hope that he will broaden his vie a little bit and see that that is a relevant factor of this case. the brothers have long maintained their parents murders were the product of a horrific childhood filled with abuse. while prosecutors argued they wanted their inheritance money. we did it. and while a netflix series and other documentaries thrust the brothers back into the spotlight, hochman says in a new interview with lester holt that the fate of eric and lyle may not go hand in hand. do you leave open the possibility that their cases could be handled differently, that they would be spli while they're called the menendez brothers case, there's an eric menendez case and a lyle menendez case. so we will look at each case separately, wh

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are in critical but stable condition and we look at how the communities are rallying around the young boys. i can only imagine it will be a very emotional evening. >> reporter: yes, ryan. it has been an emotional past couple days, but now i'm here in downtown oroville where that candlelight prayer is to begin in about ten minutes. tonight's original plan was to have the annual city tree lighting, but a community member decided to gather other community members to get here early to show support and solidarity for the two children in the hospital and their families. more residents are showing up as i speak. there are city leaders, church leaders, and community leaders expected to show up and share words of encouragement. i spoke with one woman who says she knows the mendez family, one of the victims, and she says they are expecting a big turnout tonight even just from their own church because the community wants to show their support and they want to do everything they can to help. >> but i'm just heartbroken, just heartbroken that that happened in our community, and everybody is praying. ou

opened fire. 2 of them were killed, 2 were taken prisoner, and then they said they had killed a young boy at russian forces took control of the don't ask for public city of salita vi in october, video, documented the ruined the buildings and other consequences from the attacks. but you print in forces and again to victor and solve who describes how ukraine is trying to place the blame on russia for destroying a kindergarten and other civilian infrastructure in the city. it does it show the cause that just the let's just go here. this is okay, so this was the, this is more proof of the neo nazi aggression of the ukranian authorities. this is seely dubose kindergarten and when our army entered, our troops liberated the domestic republic, city of c, lead, volvo, the kindergarten was still intact. but in retaliation, the ukranian authorities for the troops hit the place with rockets and artillery through completely destroying it. and when they shouldered at home, they claimed it was done by russian troops. but i say again that the kindergarten was intact when our people came here, not this is