up in canada, saskatchewan, to be precise, there is a small town -- [ cheers ] maybe you know it.ou know the town of lanigan? okay, well. [ laughter ] they're getting a new potash mine, in case you're in the market for some potash. [ laughter ] but this story, from my point of view, has little to do with potash and everything to do with the name of their mayor. >> no stranger to the ebbs and flows of saskatchewan's natural resources, lanigan mayor tony mycock can't understate how important this is for the province and the communities. >> it's very exciting for our community, the surrounding area. i mean, the provinces. this is a huge investment in saskatchewan. >> as excited as he is, mycock admits he's a little worried. >> in some ways it is a little scary. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, yeah, sure. it is a little scary. you know what the scariest part is? how did we not know there was a laugh mayor mycock look like? what did those campaign lawn signs look like? "vote for mycock." [ laughter ] how could you not? it's almost unfair. this is good too. this is from new jersey, where a p

columbia was found, and before that , experts had found 751 unknown graves in the city of maryvale, saskatchewan. experts declare that these bodies and the discovered graves do not seem to be the remains of an ordinary cemetery. an unmarked cemetery where only children are buried. and the bones that inform that sa. very soon, the media of canada and the world were filled with reactions and analyzes about the discovery of these mass govers and the questions that occupied the minds of many people in canada and the world. research and clarify. on the other hand, many people say that the government should postpone national holidays until the issue of discovered mass graves is clarified. there is nothing left to do. in a few days , canada's national day is the anniversary of the adoption of the law that made britain a canadian country, but on the condition that it is under the crown of the queen of england. 1497 ad, years before the canadian country was formed. just five years after christophe klum crossed the atlantic on a mission from the spanish court. he discovered parts of central america that w

on quite a show their time lapse video shows the aurora borealis just lighting up the sky above saskatchewan, canada. this video was recorded over several hours. the wispy, deep greens and dark reds were actually caused by a sun storm that sent 4 bursts of geomagnetic plasma towards earth. earlier this week. all right. these northern lights they were seen as far south as arizona. geomagnetic plasma. >> all right. holiday celebrations are continuing across the bay. up next, we'll have the board cal trains holiday tree. >> donated toys were all aboard cal trains a holiday train this weekend. the special cart making several stops around the bay area to give back gifts to local charities and the crowd force photo. journalist tahir side checked out the holiday magic. >> it's a really fun event like really a festive it's something really appreciate that the community put on every year. >> and now that i have little kids, we can see how excited he as you get older, even more throws out. >> showing the holding our annual holiday train event. so the first december. i believe we coming out and we brin

tell you that for us, the only choice here is not to stay on the other side of the fence with saskatchewanse freaks, because there is no other option, there is no illusory at all, you know, possibility of agreement, there is no illusory possibility of negotiations, this must be made clear to everyone, and here in ukraine, a hand to everyone there leg is going to be amputated, and in the west, who thinks that it is possible at the price of ukraine. to solve something, because all this only inspires russia that it is possible to continue the aggression further, that it is possible to restore the soviet union, and the soviet union, you still remember, in addition to the soviet union, there was also the warsaw pact, but within the borders of 97 year, or whatever, so this is the goal, and it does not change in russia, and the goals do not change, and there is no possibility of getting angry with anyone, we either fight now, defend ourselves today, or we will not have no pause, no one will give us one, we will simply be swept away. the moment we decide that we can no longer resist, or somehow le

tell you that for us here , the only choice is not to stay on the other side of the fence with saskatchewanse freaks, because there is no other option, there is no illusory possibility at all, you know, an opportunity to come to an agreement, there are no illusory opportunities for negotiations, this should be made clear to everyone, and here in ukraine, to everyone who is going to cut off an arm and a leg and in the west, who thinks that something can be solved at the price of ukraine, because all this only inspires russia on the fact that it is possible to continue the aggression further, that it is possible to restore the soviet union, and the soviet union, you still remember, in addition to the soviet union, there was also the warsaw pact, back in 1997, or something like that. so this is the goal, and it does not change in russia , and the goals do not change, and there is no way to make anyone angry, we are either fighting now , today we are defending ourselves, or we will not have any pause, no one will give us one, we will simply be swept into that the moment when we decide that we c

the border that separates present day north dakota from manitoba, montana, saskatchewan and alberta and so on. and so that convention of 18, 18. then establish that border at the 49th parallel from the great lakes in the east to the rocky mountains in the west. and then the convention of. 1818 authorized the joint occupancy of the oregon country, whereby the rights of both british and american citizens to occupy and to trade in the region would be respected respected. now, the second way then that the pacific northwest becomes american territory that differs from other acquisitions is that the was not resolved by war or by but rather by treaty. the two nations signed a treaty in 1846 in which britain and the united states negotiated a final resolution to this dispute. this was complemented by similar agreements on the east coast resolved in 1842 between maine and canada and both sets of regulations, then or both sets of negotiations me were part of a process whereby the two nations reached a substantial accommodation with one another, particularly after conflicts of the american revolut

a dude from saskatchewan, a place in canada where not very many people live but a lot of good hockeyhe was drunk at a frat party, at a school that will remain unnamed. and he goes, "well, my legs are so strong, i bet you can't run over them with a truck." [ laughter ] that's a canadian saskatchewanian accent. so the guy was like, "okay, let's give it a shot." so the guy lays down. puts it in first. truck rolls over his legs. truck wins. but the heartwarming part of the story which makes me love hockey players, if you get hurt off the ice, you don't get your scholarship money, right? you have to get hurt on the ice. insurance will pay for it. >> oh. >> if you get hurt on the ice. >> jimmy: wow. >> doing what you got the scholarship for. they pick up the guy, he's got a broken kneecap, you know, he's barely conscious. they go to the rink. they have a key to the rink. get him dressed. throw him onto the ice. throw him onto the boards. he got hurt on the ice. [ laughter and applause ] call the ambulance to the rink, picked him up. guy kept the scholarship. nobody asked questions. this wa

catch one in saskatchewan. 2 words so i got to go to canada to see that. i know is sometimes, you know, it's a little green, but that is northern lights right there. they dipped down ar but we didn't see. and now we didn't really get m here. you know, clear skies. by the way, we didn't have that this morning. didn't have that this morning. and we likely have some more fog tomorrow morning to rain on wednesday. okay. we'll see you tomorrow. coming up. i know the importance of taking care of myself. how are you doing between practices? i feel pretty good. surrounding myself with a great team. de'aaron we're going to take a quick look at your knee with ultrasound. everything is looking great. but not just for me. for them. it's great to see you again man. thanks jb. for all that is me, for all that is you, kaiser permanente. announcer: the following program contains sexual content and graphic images. viewer discretion is advised. today on dr. phil, inside a notorious religious sect-- the adults would have the children dance in lingerie. announcer: --the child