The same workplaces they left almost 20 months ago and the same routines. But what would work look like if we started from scratch and reimagined it entirely . Ill ask the former Usa Today Editor in chief, joann litman. Can we redesign the workplace similar to the way it is today . If we could redesign the campus, what would we end up with, and what is the future of schooling . Ill talk to former education secretary, arnie duncan. The vast majority of students want to be around their friends, want to be with the teacher, need those human relationships, need that human contact, and the fact weve denied them that for so long is extraordinarily tough. Also, covid19 hit some cities hard. New york, new delhi, jakarta. Many predicted the death of urban areas. The governor the florida rejects those ideas and says we will see a reset. Urbanization is it a wonderful thing. It is the thing we created as Human Beings when we cluster together, when we increase density, we become more diverse, we i
Same routines. But what would work look like if we started from scratch and reimagined it entirely . Ill ask the former Usa Today Editor in chief, joanne lipman. Can we reinvent the workforce in a way that makes much more sense for today. Similarly, if we could redesign the campus and the classroom, what would we end up with and what is the future of schooling . Ill talk to former education secretary, arne duncan. The vast majority of students want to be around their friends, want to be with the teacher, need those human relationships, need that human contact, and the fact weve denied them that for so long is extraordinarily tough. Also, covid19 hit some cities hard. New york and delhi, jakarta. Many predicted the death of urban areas. Scholar Richard Florida rejects those rumors and says instead well see a great urban reset. Urbanization is it a wonderful thing. It is the thing we created as Human Beings when we cluster together, when we increase density, we become more diverse, we in
Having an affair. Where was she. There was just no answer. Nearly 30 years, 60 investigators, and it all kept coming back to one elusive suspect. He just calmly said, i know how to get rid of a body so it can never be found. It was basically a nowornever situation. Hello and welcome to dateline. When Kathy Heckel disappeared, the police didnt know if they were dealing with a missing Person Case or a Cold Blood murder. Decades later, a young detective who was a young kid when kathy vanished dusted off the old files. Investigators couldnt solve her case then. Could he help solve it all . Here is Josh Mankiewicz with she didnt come home. Time can be like a river, a long stream of events rushing by. Most barely make a ripple. But a few, like the sudden loss of a close friend, a child, or a parent, have a way of circling back upon us in a ceaseless loop of memory and regret. Thats the way its been for John Heckel and his sister Alicia Talbot ever since that completely normal morning in 1991
decades. we were still with no answer! i mean, this poor family. we thought, we might be able to solve this case. could cutting edge science yield a new clue? this was a huge lead. absolutely. this wasn t someone they had reason to look at or talk to before. he was here. he was here the whole time! you are literally talking to christy s killer. right. face to face. evil comes in all packages. it certainly does. hello and welcome to dateline. christy marack always knew she wanted to be a teacher and her enthusiasm showed. colleagues marveled at her way with kids, but her life was cut tragically short and investigators eventually hit a dead end. decades later a crash course in dna analysis gave them a picture of her killer and revealed a stunning truth, that he d been hiding in plain sight the whole time. here s andrea canning with, facing the music. reporter: they were having so much fun. a group of girlfriends hitting the town one saturday night,
lunch. where was she? there were just no answers. reporter: nearly 30 years, 670 investigators. and it just kept coming back to one. he just very calmly said, i know how to get rid of a body so it would never, ever be found.” we were just a heartbeat away from losing a witness, to not having a case. it was basically a now-or-never situation. reporter: welcome to dateline. when kathy heckel disappeared, police didn t know if they were dealing with a missing person s case or cold blooded murder. and the investigation grew cold. decades later, a young detective who was just a kid when kathy vanished dusted off the old files. investigators couldn t solve her case then. could he help solve it now? here is josh with she didn t come home. reporter: time can be like a river. a long stream of events rushing by. most barely make a ripple. but a few, like the sudden loss of a close friend, a child, or a parent, have a way of circling back upon us in a ceaseless loop