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There will be no recourse, no repercussions to their actions and there is fear, people will lock themselves in their homes, the economy will crash in the area and it will be a bad day in the cities that have been thriving. >> ashley: st. louis had 350 property crimes in 2023, the number spiked to 3000. i'm familiar with st. louis, i'm from missouri, it has gotten more dangerous. with crime spiking like this, you would think the city leaders would do something, why do you think they are blatantly ignoring it? >> i'm really not sure, that is one thing i'm trying to find out. i'm hoping to sit do...

>> yeah. it's really tough, i think, when journalism is the hardest, it's more important to really stick to principles, right? you're in a fast-moving story, it is, you're watching the devastation and there are, obviously, the death toll has been rising in florida. but, no, in those moments hay really need to avoid speculation, make sure -- even if it's the guests, they couch that to the audience and say this is not confirmed, we're not running with in the. it's even more important in those moments to not start wildly speculating and making people freak out even more than they might with what ...

Research hospital in memphis, tennessee. the children range in age from 9 months old to 9 years old. the u.s. state department coordinated with st. jude's to transport the group from poland. finally this hour a group of ukrainian sailors waiving their country's flag has tried to block a yacht tied to a russian oligarch from docking in turkey. the sailors are reportedly members of the odessa children and youth sailing school. the coach says his team raises ukraine's flag at international competitions and they want to show everyone who ukraine is. the tracking site marine traffic said the yach...

I want to tell all these kids that if i can do this, they can do this. >> the highlight for the flight commander was news he learned when he reached the ground, that they had surpassed their $200 million fund-raising goal. >> knowing that the bigger mission of reaching out and inspiring a lot of people to contribute to a real cause here on earth that was important to us with st. jude and then exceeding it was a powerful moment for a lot of us. >> mission accomplished we have a lot of problems down here but, haley, how do we look from up there as a planet >> beautiful and just so united that's ...

Everybody to the crew dragon resilience. >> the crew within the dragon capsule reached the farthest traveled by humans since apollo in the '70s and shared truly stunning images. and board a wealthy benefactor, an engineer, a physician's assistant who had childhood bone cancer and connected with st. jude's. >> can you take pictures in space. >> absolutely. and we've been taking pictures and video so we can capture the moment and share with everybody when we come home. >> and while orbiting the earth, the amateur team had fun. at one point playing the ukulele and experimenting with gravity with ...