boscoe's quarterback runs it in for the score. st., the younger brother of chase garbers, 14-7 game. brothers know how to play the game. fourth quarter, sarah down 14. dominic lampkin tosses it up. sarah's back in the game. 8 seconds to go, sarah needs a touchdown. lampkin rolling left, fires to the end zone, picked off in the end zone. 35-27, congrats on a great season. >>> bay area hoops. st. mary's and cal. first half. the nasty cross-over, the hoop. he had a game high 32. 5:30 left in the first. may reek fitz, triple is good. no, this isn't a replay, fitz again. gales up by 16 at the break. second half, cal down by 19 but get the ball to andre kelly in the post, look at, 22 nice, tough basket inside. this game was all st. mary's. off the miss, it's fitz again, offensive rebound. st. mary's wins. >>> stanford/san jose state. first half. cardinal, the visitors up eight. spencer jones, dribble drive, and off the glass and in. stanford up 10. a little later, defensive breakdown. no one wants to guard that guy. he had 11 at the break.

father luke delft belongs to the salesians of don bosco, the second largest of these institutions, aable children in the world. patrick wall was himself a religious order priest and to date has helped investigate hundreds of clerical abuse cases. >> my experience has been the salesians have the highest percentage of perpetrators of any religious order across the world. because of their focus. if a priest is allowed to go 20 to 30 years, there are several hundred victims per priest. >> reporter: we came to the vatican to share the evidence that we were able to unearth over a year-long investigation, and it's not just father delft. we found evidence of abusers being moved, evidence of a refusal to defrock convicted pedophiles. new head of safeguarding says the salesians did not contact them about the current allegations against caritas's former director luke delft. >> so you were only made aware when we contacted you? >> yes. and from what information you shared with us there are new allegation there's that need to be investigated, hopefully by police or at least internally by the chur

diplomats were expelled because berlin said moscow was not cooperating sufficiently in the investigation bosco has denied any involvement in the killing. well for more now we're joined by our correspondent sure win in moscow emily why has russia decided to expel german diplomats while russia expelled these 2 german diplomats in response to berlin expelling russian diplomats last week last week we already heard from the foreign ministry that they were threatening reciprocal response to that measure that's the usual response from russia this kind of tit for tat tactic and even putin on monday said that it's the kind of unwritten law as he put it that if you expel our diplomats we're going to value as well these expulsions evilly are happening because german prosecutors suspect russia of involvement in the murder of a former chechen rebel in berlin last summer what is small scope of saying about that allegation. well the kremlin has repeatedly denied that the russian state is involved in any way they've called those accusations groundless and germany though it's worth pointing out has actually ex

from this and right now bosco us gone has arrived in lebanon after leaving japan on the unknown circumstances don was under house arrest in tokyo awaiting trial on charges of hiding income and financial misconduct which he denies holds jule french and lebanese citizenship. india is experience what's experiencing what's being called a cold wife on monday the capital daily had its chilliest december day nearly 120 years the combination of high levels of a pollution and unusually cold temperatures produces a thick fog in many places reducing visibility and causing widespread traffic disruption. or thirty's in the state of victoria and now telling residents and tourists it might be too light to leave the head of bushfires right in the region thousands of people in one coastal holiday town failed to evacuate before fires cut off road access in another region one volunteer firefighter was killed and another 2 injured in what's being called a fire tornado that destroyed the truck heat waves and lightning strikes a fuelling 5 across the country. the bushfires have reached the northern edge of melbour

putin ukrainian forces have been fighting separatists backed by bosco for 5 years now in eastern ukraine placed in india say they don't expect to recover any bodies from a building that was destroyed in a fire in the capital on sunday more than 40 people were killed when the fire tore through one of the oldest markets and burned down a factory in new delhi it's the worst fire in the city and more than 2 decades the cause is not yet known rescue crews in kenya have pulled 2 people out of the rubble of a building a couple of days after it collapsed the survivors were rushed to the hospital after being found at least 5 people were killed when this 6 story building in nairobi fell on friday. so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more news to come in the meantime a.j. selects is that next. on counting the cost $48.00 trillion dollars to save the planet can call the trading bring big polluters to heel silicon valley of the algorithms that discriminates against women and people of color plus putin shown by the west completes his pivot to the east. room the cost. she'll. nestle. and tell m

unlike the biggest for labor in the polls our teams are across it will bring the latest from here bosco and. so become celebrates victory then big changes take place in northern ireland and scotland too with the monsoon growing in edinburgh tonight for a 2nd independence referendum. on monday says that's it is for the scottish parliament nor awaits mr government to decide whether john wayne should be a new refrain them going into. the no news for cross fit to the $71.00 soldiers being killed in a militant attack on an army base in the chair closing at the price is right now the french for.

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the boy bosco of cafe this is so great to see how the undergrowth really opens up here. exactly. the remote valley day mccain he has felt the effects of rural the population. but. it really says now mayor groff is trying to turn the tide by developing innovative agricultural projects. that. we used to have 4 to 5000 people in the valley but that's in a body now it's just 2040 the nyquist in the 1970 s. and eighty's the politicians urged people to move to the cities to work in the factory. so a lot of people did. get off it. and that led to things not being maintained by hand a sharp decline in local events and cultural life in general here or not you know. they're sort of off their there if we're trying to reverse that trend by recreating the kind of life that our ancestors you know. we've had some success with that. we go to for instance who came to us like a bolt out of the blue so you know we hope that she'll be able to inspire some of the local young people right now there aren't a lot of jobs at you thanks for that much. but. she's a real asset for our community between the

way of sunshine in the winter bosco gets a big break but you know most cities around the world got quite great so then they have you talking with. us all right so i want to start over with one of your motos which is you should grasp the luxury or freedom. instead of luxury of the physical world but then i know that you are super famous and super in demand and you do all kinds of designs for high end 5 star hotels. where does that fit. you made a mistake there most of the hotels i do are 2 star 3 star more democratic in fact i did a hotel i don't know about 7 years ago in germany and it was 2 star so when you go in stay forget the stars when you go stay with 39 year old certain your existing whole style basically almost.

bosco. why is he tilted in that interview. i watched the whole 5 minutes these are. so why is. he standing still to look maybe maybe maybe he thought voters will think i'm left wing if i lean laugh. while all the. wall eyes continue to be a right wing war hawks oh i know it's because he's sitting on a stack of telephone books so you're behind the camera. finding it on one side or maybe it's because he's on a sinking ship where to go to a store bright but. i'll just have to have 33777 in the united states supreme court authorized by law to our. lives community there are people who believe that it's ok to suffer food on my table it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that ask. and as a parent. i can come up with arguments and there's a lot of conflict within the game between the 2 most of the conflict i would say. is made. close one of the children's children is good business the state of california makes $6000000000.00 a year of the prison complex just to get some 20 a life where. you don't care. anything. the defensive alliance that has shaken several

there is a quote sufficient evidence to link russia or chechnya to the murder of a georgian national bosco denies any state involvement. in nato celebrations come to an end for its 70th birthday in the u.k. member states in the alliance struggle to find common ground. and donald trump labels the new house intelligence committee report on his impeachment a joke as u.s. democrats hang their hopes on the document being enough to pin the president's. i live from russia this is r.t. international my name's colleen brain it's wednesday evening at 9 here in moscow it is 7 pm in germany that's where we're starting this hour it's announced that it's made to russian embassy employees persona non-grata in connection with the murder of a georgia national in august but attorney general says there's evidence moscow may have been behind the killing to claim that russia vehemently denies evangelos sepsis picks up the story. through employees of the russian embassy are to be expelled and over to cleared a person non grata after this new general tourney of germany is taking over the investigation of the mur

germany part of a good evening to you here ok let's get some analysis on this now bill it says that bosco send in the wrong signals with its behavior how would you interpret those signals from russia was russia trying to say. well nobody should be sending any signals right now to focus on resolving the crimea tragedy the loss of life now all this can only be done if people were together before the authorities cooperated. nonetheless though we have this and some call it tit for tat but germany obviously feels that russia has some kind of blame in this situation and as expelled some of its diplomats and russia feels obviously the opposite says that the claims are groundless centers reciprocated with expulsions what what would you do in this situation both sides say that they have no fault. well it's the old tit for tat game where nobody wins i mean you remember. the 1980s the americans boycotted the olympics in moscow and in return of the soviet boycott in 94 the olympics in los angeles the sport was on the losing side nobody wins and it's the same with diplomats and also the servants and e

joe bosco descend to catch upp on a- por las i think that the japanese unions have adopted a very measured attititude. for one reason. you know let me son don't want the firm to be in a precarioious position. send the one hope they want to rebel and solid recovery plan a small should you can even. it would take some serious maneuvering shuddering five plants and putting twenty five thousand people out of work. a bitter pill to swallow in a natation where loyalty over a lifetime to one company is the norm. but the measures by the men now called the cost killer works. by ditching non strategic subsidiaries and making inroads into the chinese market nissan sore reversal of fortune in just two yearsrs. it's made go o hero to the japanese. nationality on the results were remarkable because of strong motivation and because of disciplines in the let me serbinë. in two thousand five go and tooook over leadership of both nissan and renault. successfully. steering both firms through the financial crisis. he then forged what was to become the woworld's number one auautomotive alliance when it's world

selenski planned meeting with vladimir putin ukrainian forces have been fighting separatists backed by bosco for 5 years now in eastern ukraine placed in india say they don't expect to recover any bodies from a building that was destroyed in a fire in the capital on sunday more than 40 people were killed when the fire tore through one of the oldest markets and burned down a factory in new delhi it's the worst fire in the city and more than 2 decades the cause is not yet known rescue crews in kenya have pulled 2 people out of the rubble of a building a couple of days after it collapsed the survivors were rushed to the hospital after being found at least 5 people were killed when this 6 story building in nairobi fell on friday. so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more news to come in the meantime a.j. selects is that next. on counting the cost $48.00 trillion dollars to save the planet can carbon trading bring big polluters to heel silicon valley of the algorithms that discriminates against women and people of color plus putative shown by the west completes his pivot to the east counti

you can see from the footage all thought i would misses who are in multitude here in a sense are all bosco the streets were cleared very fast and that probably also helped to void that more faith out at sea so thankfully the civilians though were not hurt but unfortunately the one federal security officer has been they killed once again that we'll find out more assent as we get it. because of my caution for a report of a very close to the scene of the attack just a couple of hours ago many thanks. sound we can bring you footage of the moment of the shooting in the panic that and see to it. and it's disturbing just to watch the video when you understand what it is that's going on in the background on your whole concerns in the studio with me the 1st i want to say down is the. when terrorist attacks happen it's very easy to. fall victim to erode misinformation because so many reports come in from very critical news agencies from eyewitness reports and why would i would this is don't always fully understand what it is they're seeing hence you get. a lot of information coming in that's not alw

unlike the biggest for labor in the polls our teams are across it will bring the latest from here bosco and. so become celebrates victory then big changes take place in northern ireland and scotland too with demands are growing in edinburgh tonight for a 2nd independence referendum. on monday says that's it is for the scottish parliament nor awaits mr government to decide whether wayne should be a new refrain going into. cross fit to be $71.00 soldiers being killed in a militant attack on an army base in the chair posing as a crisis right now than the french foreign policy in its fold but. if he loves the arts international will be center moscow this friday night 13th of december welcome just after 8 pm here now 5 in the early evening in the u.k. my name is kevin oh it will take you through what's happened in the big vote it was the story of the day boris johnson's conservative party winning a resoundingly for a strong showing in the historic general election in britain the prime minister says it's given him a powerful mandate to finally bring home breck's it meantime as the opposition

there is a quote sufficient evidence to link russia or chechnya to the murder of a georgian national bosco denies any state involvement. nato celebrations come to an end for its 70th birthday in the u.k. member states in the alliance struggle to find common ground. and donald trump labels the new house intelligence committee report on his impeachment a joke as u.s. democrats hang their hopes on the document being enough to pin the president's.

john bosco number one team in the nation. he is headed to clemson next year.cored a nine yard touchdown, prove for over 400 yards. they beat day la sale 49-28 in the title game. we go from that to the division i a game. quarterback by ethan gar burst, the brother of chase. he is flipping a touchdown pass here as del mar, a hard fought 35-27 win. we have them rolling in. division 2a. tough run to complete a 44-yard score. they won 34-6 as the warriors are denied their fourth straight title. >> we have santa roman beating el camino, 31-14. bakersfield christian, they won 42 - 21. mill pete tis shutout rasceta, 34-0. they won their first state title and beat bishop union 37-18. lincoln high school of san francisco took down gar dean ya 35-26. lsu quarterback joe burrow on the left. winner of the heisman trophy. 4700yards, 4 three touchdowns, only 6 interceptions. his unbeaten tigers, number one fame of the country and the top seed in the college football playoffs later this month. what a night. we got college basketball, mark fox the men's coach and st. mary's. y

came out of that meeting, including the rada passing i think an extension of special status, the don bosco part of the donbass which you will explain but we're hoping really today to speak to you about a couple different issues and conversation. we'll story and then open it up to those who are participating. this is an on the record conversation and we very much appreciate that you could be here and spend some time but really to speak both about normandy, about what's taking place in terms of reforms in ukraine. you are the minister for euro atlantic integration. just yesterday that you cannot i think a very positive report on reforms, anticorruption reforms. if you haven't read it i have copied here i will not share with you to consider have enough for everybody but really important to just show this progress that's been taking place i think at a time in washington is that of swirl about ukraine you might've heard about it. it's important to set the record straight about what is actually taking place in ukraine, the challenges you face across your border, internal, external, the track nat

and over the last five years, demand for the whole system, including bosco was under 200 million the billions per day. last year it was down from the year before. so we are seeing this climb out of the drought. and in 2016 and 17, water demand was lower than it was in 1977, despite population growth. i'm going to go through some demand projections, back when the water system improvement program was adoptedd in 2008, the projections were that by 2018, we would need 285 million the billions per day. there was a cap of 265 in 2013. predrought it was 223. last year in 2018 it was 196. it was 31 percent lower than the projections. between 2010 and 2016, jobs increased by 27 percent, water demand decreased by 23 percent. a real driver of efficiency is the price of water that more than tripled to pay for the water system improvement program. the sfpuc's ten-year financial plan predicts that water demand, water sales are going to decrease by half a percent per year for the next ten years. you can see the graph here from that report last march. so we are seeing this trend of decreaseing deman

bosco stanek at the charlottesville summit, we agreed as part of the state and to establish a set ofonalal education goals and these were going to be developed jointly by the governors o and the presidet and administration and we were hopeful to be able to announce them in the president's state of the union address in january. the conference was held the 27th and 28th of september so it basically gave us october, november, december and january to get this done. one of those goals embraced one of the most important things to come out of the summit which is we are going to try to improve student performance and hold people accountable. if you are going to hold them accountable, there has to be a standard. so, one of the goals and interestingly enough there were people falling all over themselves wanting to be one of the education goals and at the meeting i can't remember which one of us brough brought it up t but we both agreed we have to have a limited number of goals if we have more than a handful or six goals, no one will be able to remember everythin evero we have narrowed it down

chesley bosco sketched this out and made this illustration in the year i was born.y early 30s i looked at this picture and i have flown on this thing it turned out to be white i have a different shape of wing but there is one and it is a shuttle and it really does just what Ãbbrown vision was when the illustration was created. i'm assigned to put this thing into orbit when it exists. the details came on different but the idea is there, the vision that went back to the mid-40s and 1950s to a time when engineers almost didn't yet have the skills to do it has become a reality. the space station it also did not end up looking like arthur c clarke hub and spoke will of the space station it looks more like a tinker toy or a erector set. that too was on the drawing boards and the engineering was beginning to turn it from a conceptual sketch into engineering reality and into the four room house larger than a football field space station over our heads right now. that has led people living on it continually since for almost 20 years. i was stunned by this picture and how rap

is it the lawyers job is a personal our member and bosco about the paperwork that maybe the statute, okay, that's your personal view. but as a lawyer, congress gave the authority. when congress has you are going too far, it's their own statute. it's not just, using that as a hypothetical current event,, there's a number of these statutes throughout that have been passed over decades that have shifted a lot of what would otherwise be power that congress thinks it has over to let the te president do it for purpose of efficiency or swifter decision-making, whole host of government recent, you name it, it's happened. this is why these questions about these various authorities are really tricky to answer in the abstract, because the branches and a lot of ways happy to work this out, modern norms create understandings as to who was supposed to do what, and that's again kind of where we are in the modern age. >> kathy, when you answer it occurred to me at a don't want to get into specifics or particular decisions that are made but i'll stick about this abstractly. it was widely reported and