I will review recent observational results on the highest redshift
objects discovered with the Wide Field Camera 3 installed last year on
the Hubble Space Telescope.
After discussing the implications of these discoveries for the
reionization of Hydrogen and the early evolution of galaxies I discuss
expected progress with future Hubble surveys and with  Hubble's
successor: the James Webb Space Telescope. I will end by presenting a
status of the Webb Telescope