st. mary's residential school has checked his entire life. i got on a boat all of these kids were crying so hard and then i had no idea what was going on, what i was getting into. and now we get shipped off off to residential school there in michigan city there called st. mary's 10 nighttime game and it wasn't a good environment there. there was, there's to supervisors, the main guys there. the man is all went up to their to their bedroom. and they took us all in one by one, sexually abusing us every night. every night, all of us kids, we had to do that. and next a got same man a, a cut my hair and were sitting on this because at the barber chair, sitting there and it gets smell, i'm so bad and i it makes me sick advice. now childcare, now deprived of his language and culture subjected to hard labor and sexual abuse, co fell into alcoholism and drug abuse. i didn't know, i didn't know why. i was taking so much cried. i'd really drowned out what has happened to be in school at a really drowned it out. the most devices and i was speaking out ab

st. mary's school. but the stories here, depressingly similar, like so many schools from coast to coast. this was an institution when neglect a beast until labor will come in place. when i hear the term residential school, it actually makes me angry. there was no learning going on. it was a work camp. a number of staff were also predators. the canadian government did a study and they wanted to know how many predators were throughout the 140 residential schools that existed. and the answer was close to 6000. only 50 face. just why don't you? why do we are not or switch them? and the reason is because it's a place of content solve if we are never to repeat the events of history we, we must learn from the 1st part of that they're doing ground penetrating radar with the survivors secretary. and that's what these grids are. and that's happening out a lot of residential schools today. the canada is sincere and genuine about reconciliation. help us bring our kids on. so part of that is by doing job kind of tra

st. mary's academy. >> a great point about how tough it was during covid. i went to robert university -- robert morris university in pittsburgh, we have four kids in college too. you know what we did? we got together with verizon, at&t, i had my technology people drying out the rural communities to set up hotspots. we did things in the heat of the moment that we had to do to get kids educated. we are working with big companies and with the government. let us not forget we are getting things ready. we have done innovative things that keep building. we did get access during covid in a way people are not really writing about. >> how excited are you about all of the companies out there who realize they need to go into schools, offer training programs to find the right workforce? colleges are educating do not align with the jobs of tomorrow. maybe more than we have seen in the modern era, so many companies saying we need to dig in and solve this. one role philanthropy could play is to help facilitate the co-creation. we need companies and partners working hand-i

me, not abolitionist but anti but but pro-slavery people the the the new church that was renamed st mary's actually is architecture so as not to disturb the tunnel and it was only when the church was renovating is sanctuary mary that they found this tunnel and it actually two parts to it and the end of the tunnel led to a wharf and the tunnel actually went into the firmly into the black community. so it's interesting that even today they were finding out more information about the underground railroad, its operations. that's how secretive. it was. and that's how integrated into the community it was. i wanted to end with just showing you a few pictures. i've talked about william still. i've talked about the abolition society that was there in and he was the secretary of the vigilance committee of the abolitionist society. and this is a picture of where operated. and of course this is just a map showing you the location of boston new bedford, always on the waterway. these important port areas that not only brought the ships in but created an environment and communities that help to protect a

st. mary's. if you remember, like some that are pushed key who happens to be a may have an outage and some tools that ended years ago. we have pushkin's choir, we have push, can library, we are pushed consent to. and we have also russians language, some of the same time there. so again, if you look church and the russian orthodox church, we have common values of the same time and fashion for the original function. for this you today, the us, us out and designed time during, during colonial time when the titans assigned to, to invade. if you, if you, we have supports from russian are game. so if you're at the russian mission, cheapest link you buy belie, i'm sure it would continue and to support these always very positive. you on to have to for most, if you up and congratulations on such as the security conference in moscow continues. the russian army continues operations. on the front lines, the russian defense ministry said as forces launched a long range strike on ukrainian unmanned boat depots

st. mary's academy, or whatever. >> you make a great point about how it was recovered, kids did not work. i ran a university in pittsburgh before i came to arizona state, and we had pork kids in college -- poor kids in college as well. we got together with verizon and at&t included hotspots. i had my tech people driving out into rural communities to set up hotspots so that kids could access. we did some things in the heat of the moment that we had to do to get kids educated and yet them access to technology. we had great initiatives here at arizona state university where we are working with companies and the government. let's not forget that we are getting some things right even though we have a difficult road ahead. we have done difficult and innovative things that keep up building new ideas because we did get access to kids for broadband in a way that people are writing about. >> and that is considered. -- continuing. how excited are you about companies that realize that they need to go into school and offered training programs to find the right workforce? because what colleges are educ

and there was a thriller at st marys 7 with a four all draw between southampton and norwich.track, after their opening loss to kilmarnock 7 with a 470 win at ibrox over livingston. three late goals giving them their first points of the season. wins also for ross county 7 who beat stjohnstone 270... and st mirren, who won 271 against dundee. champions celtic take on aberdeen tomorrow lunchtime. rugby league fans have been treated to a double bill at wembley with the men's and women's challenge cup finals take place there for the first time. it's fair to say that it's more than lived up to it's billing too. st helens beat leeds rhinos in the women's event before leigh leopards made history with their first challenge cup title for 52 years 7 beating hull kr on golden point in a thrilling match. adam wild was watching. two big firsts. for the women, the first challenge cup final here at wimbley, victory for st. helens, significant step in the delivery of the women's game. first victory since 1971 for the leigh leopards, a victory few leigh will ever forget. for these fans the jou

st mary's sudbury on thames. thank you so much for joining sudbury on thames. you so much forjoining us. enjoy your much for joining us. enjoy your sunday morning. and come on, the lionesses right. you're watching and listening to gb news with me. dawn neesom coming up. good enough for the boys, but not for the girls . the prince of wales the girls. the prince of wales and the prime minister aren't flying to support our flying out to support our potential world cup glory . it potential world cup glory. it could be the first time we have won since 1966. we may have mentioned it a few times, so why isn't prince william president of the fa going? shouldn't he be? you won't want to miss what's coming up getting to grips with. >> welcome back to gb news with me, dawn neesom .and >> welcome back to gb news with me, dawn neesom . and joining me me, dawn neesom. and joining me in the studio is former labour advisor scott maguire and a benjamin kochan research fellow at the bow group, even a conservative think tank. now there's a few stories to run through, but the bigg

st. mary's, we are going to all suffer georgina how for the hall. thank you so much for joining us. and thank you to our viewers for watching the great greek philosopher, plato once said, that honesty is for the most part less profitable. then dishonesty for the air of philosopher bucher, corrected that for us millennial later when he said, quote, the greatest truth is honesty and the greatest fault is dishonesty. he was right. be honest. do the right thing. i'm drunk. curiosity when using, watching the whistle. blowers, thanks for joining us until next time the in the year of 1954, the united states of america engaged in warfare against the people of vietnam. the white house supported the corrupt about the government of southern vietnam. 1965 americans began their invasion following the aim to defeat the forces of vietnamese patriots. defend the gun was confident that the victory would be on the american side, due to its military superiority. however, the vietnamese, during this war into total hail for the occupants. unable to cope with a guerrillas, the american army started blank

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st. mary's college of california check. always good to see you. thank you for your time today. so we're witnessing and an escalating, i think it's safe to say us china mike would ship more with the 2 parties restricting export to prevent the other countries technological development. what's the consequences of, of this, perhaps not just for those nations, but the globe is a whole. so your report, thereby, am d a here represents a significant crack. and if the side of the binary strategy, which is really about the a chip war going on with, with china, which is part of a technology, a bar, and a growing economic more over the next several years between the 2 uh, 2 countries. this whole world was launched in august the 2017, when the us trade administration issued a report of targeting next generation technologies being developed by china. specifically a i, cyber security, 5 g, and so forth. that resulted the very quickly in the trade war by a trump, which is really about trying to block a chinese technology. and that trade war fails, obviously. and now we've got to buy ministrati

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st. mary's and coming from the head teacher saying that she was in year five, a bubbly competent little girls, are deeply affected by this tragedy. ourthoughts, prayers are deeply affected by this tragedy. our thoughts, prayers and sympathies are with those affected by this heartbreaking news. the statement goes on to say, as there is an ongoing police investigation, it would be inappropriate to comment further, but we can confirm that we are fully supporting partner agencies with their investigations. our priority now is to support our school community as they grieve and recover. just a reminder that surrey police have confirmed that they want to speak to sara sharif�*s father along with two others who they now say have gone to pakistan. bbc news was told over the weekend that two police teams in north punjab in pakistan are now looking for him because they want to speak to him in connection with this. you are watching bbc news. some other news now. let's move to ai. a new ai tool reveals how much your ages prematurely much your heart ages prematurely because of a lack of exercise, poor die

st. mary's. las it's low to the water. they expected it to be flooded. flooding and right now they're just kind of starting to assess it. maybe some good news for the town of st. marks, john. >> yeah, that is good news. so much depends on the topography, so much depends on where the storm makes landfall. in steinhatchee, in cedar key, the situation is quite dire and not necessarily improving very quickly. on the other end of tallahassee, thank you for the update on the roads. i'm sure we're going to be in touch in the coming hours as we assess where we can and can be the get to in this state. we talk about the storm surge in the areas, in the big bend area. there's an issue in tampa and the tampa bay area as well. a and, carlos, you've been speaking to the police there. what are they telling you? >> yeah, that's right, john. right now, tampa police in this one neighborhood are going essentially street by street just making sure that anyone that might be in their homes and can't get out, if they need anything, if they need any help, if nay need any suppli

st. mary's c p, but not enough urgency in terms of communicating this population to evacuate early . now in this particular file, at the time between the fire in the landscape, so away from the town and then moving into that sound was very, very short. so was it's fantasy that morning may of health. the window for effective warning in this case was very, very narrow, very small. from a wildfire perspective, one can be done now to prevent this kind of scenario. and there's a whole range of things that can be done. and as you mentioned the, the warning system, i mean that's really important. there was an early warning system in that respect that, that renew the fight. angel was very high. but there wasn't a warning system that was sufficient for an occupation. but beyond that, if you live in a 5 phone area, even if i is on not caring every year, maybe not even every 10 year. but if you know the risk aside like it was in hawaii, this would really be training to all the residents of what exactly to do when there was a fire. and i think this is basically a sold company that affects many a

st. john found with the pure work of mary.ce was illuminated by divine grace. she was not afraid of death, because eternal life filled her and rejoiced, the most pure tree of mary in deep and secret prayer. i waited to communicate my exodus and he finally came, fulfill the last will. virgin mary apostles. they took her body to gethsemane. the mother of god bequeathed to bury her in the tomb where her parents. joseph the betrothed peter paul jacob and other disciples. they carried christ on their shoulders , john the theologian walked in front, clutching a branch of paradise in his hand. the very one that the archangel gabriel conveyed to st. mary, many christians accompanied the mother of god on her last earthly journey, and everyone who touched her coffin received healing from ailments according to tradition. the opportunity to say goodbye for the last time other apostles, decided to open the coffin our lady but the coffin was empty inside. they found only a burial cover for stewing the food of the meal. the charter of the do

st. mary's for competition and sporting.46 it became home to the san francisco 49ers where they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the rooftops and houses. the niners played the last game against the dallas cowboys january 3, 1971 before moving to candlestick park. the stadium hosted other events before demolition in 1989. it suffered damages from the earthquake. it was reconstructed to seat 10,000 fans with an all weather track, soccer field and scoreboards. it hosts many northern california football championship games. local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. well. please stand by for the san francisco board of appeals meeting of august 2, 2023. >>

st. mary's for competition and sporting. in 1946 it became home to the san francisco 49ers where they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the rooftops and houses. the niners played the last game against the dallas cowboys january 3, 1971 before moving to candlestick park. the stadium hosted other events before demolition in 1989. it suffered damages from the earthquake. it was reconstructed to seat 10,000 fans with an all weather track, soccer field and scoreboards. it hosts many northern california football championship games. local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. >> good afternoon, hello. welcome to the ferry building's birthday, yoo hoo! what gre

in northern ireland nine, st mary's in the isles of scilly already 16.hes of rain. some rain across northern england currently tending to disperse. we also have some low cloud, some murky conditions coming in across wales and south—west england. some hill and coastal mist and fog. through the day that will be spreading steadily eastwards. after a bright start in east anglia and the midlands, what he will find is we will see a return to some murkier conditions. for northern england, northern ireland and scotland we are looking at a dry day, a peppering of showers in the finals, not much more than that, and windy in the north—east. temperatures 12 to 20. as we head onto the evening and overnight we say goodbye to this rain across southern england. there will be clear skies, still winding across the far north—east. the new weather front coming into northern ireland to introduce thicker cloud. by the end of the night some spots of rain. the same across parts of wales and the southwest. he will be cloudy and quite murky with patchy light rain and drizzle. tem

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st. bart's church. and on 22n the church was closed from 3 to 5 p.m. as the funeral service was held with president lyndon johnson and john conley the texas mary, new york city mayor robert wagner, you see. robert kennedy, his mother rose and and hoover family and dignitaries that attended. the family group, mr. hoover's two sons. and their wives and 6 grandchildren. the reverend terrence jfinley, director of st. bartholamew . there you see they waited for the flag covered cassette.ew between 21 and 22, 22,000 people paid their respects at certificate bartholoemw's church, the church was open from 9 to 3 on the 22nd. and 3 to 5, the next morning, october 22. family and friends arrive at church. cadets from west point were on hand, hundreds of people watched from across the street, they lined church steps, on top of the steps, the band played hail to the chief, when the band began hymn, the body bearers carried the casket down the steps. after the drive's door of the hearst closed, ended their salute. they moved the casket slowly, the hoover family, this is army film different angles. it is a series of clips, it is never footage you know 30 seconds here,

st. andrew the first-called foundation , a lot of work has been done on behalf of the president and today's event. the faithful waited, especially the feast of the assumption of the blessed virgin maryn ceremony. patriarch kirill conducted a report in the very heart of the capital . 6 m high, illuminate the gate icon on the spasskaya tower. after the ceremony, the patriarch spoke about the significance of this event, which he called the historical name of his father. and the son and the holy spirit. amen spasskaya tower, the main tower of the kremlin, which was conceived as the place where the most powerful rebuff was to be given to the enemy, if he dares to approach the kremlin walls, but we live at a time when today it is not so much the visible enemy armed with physical weapons that is terrible. how much is the spiritual enemy, who is capable of defiling the human soul in such a way, so the spaniard directs it on such a false path of development of human civilization. that, at the end of this development, the death of a few forces today are able to resist this terrible civilizational development by the grace of god russia is such a force, the main tower of the moscow kremlin, spa

st. peter's square. .. >> he founded the nonprofit advocacy organization with dignity and the five wishes advanced directive which sold 40 million copies and is used in all 50 states. two, he met his wife mary in mother teresa's washington d.c.'s aide home and continues to provide pro bono services for the missionary of charity. please give a warm savannah welcome to jim towey. [applause] >> thank you, kathy for the lovely introduction and so nice of you to be here today. i feel very much at home. i group up in jacksonville, a little south from here, and the southern hospitality is part of my life and i've felt it since i got into this area. i want to thank the murphys, too, for sponsoring this morning and welcome, coach and melinda durham in georgia and jim bolis and his wife terry. look, i know the reason i'm here to speak is because of my longtime friendship and working relationship with a modern day saint, george bush. just kidding. [laughter] >> to see if you're listening. now, this book came about because of the kindness of god that i had the opportunity to meet mother teresa and so i'm trying to repay the debt. i was invited by cardinal dolan of new york city to come to a gathering o

marie corporal, lance corporal, espinosa from rio bravo texas. let's corporal smith, 20, from st. charles, missouri. let's corporal mccollum, 20 years old. from jackson, my only. from cucamonga, california. lance corporal karine nikoui from new york, california. sergeant ryan now, 23, reporting in tennessee. when our dad. and it is the fallen for our country. we also have leaders make sure we don't have to read the names that we're hearing. part of that is, i'm concerned with what happens. no doubt. i spent 20 years in the military. i am a retired master chief. i spent five years in iraq and afghanistan. like many of us in this, around afghanistan is very personal to us. i grew up there. like a lot of us, spent time. there i'm also a navy master chief and i don't believe in excuses. i believe in results. and i'm focused, it's absolutely tragic what happens. we also have soldiers. some regions syria. in iraq. around the world. these wars, we are gonna at times have what's wrong. that's the way the world works. we have to learn from what happened to make sure that we don't read more