so in a pacific squadron there was a ship called the st mary's that took in perhaps as many as 70 or 80 men who have been enlisted from maryland and then sent to the pacific ocean on st mary's to chase down confederate predatory vessels in the pacific ocean. they were not only labeled as contrabands, but they were as inferior by their fellowship mates and a group of what they described as new york ruffians european-american men who came into the service were also assigned the same ship and they also they almost came to blows so routinely in the evening during the dog watches as the men were relaxing deck. the african-americans sailors the contrabands on st mary's subjected to having all kinds of things thrown at them. sharp objects for guns and all kinds of things of that nature. and got to the point where they just said, no, we're not doing this anymore. and they threatened mutiny. and then the officers of the ship had to step in. so there's a case where the contrabands were treated very much differently, discriminated in all kinds of ways. and abused by their fellow white sailors.

st. mary's. i grew up strictly catholic, where i came from, that was the seat of catholicism, i didn't know the religion until i left st. mary's to go to college. catholicism wasn't really a religion for us, it is our way of life. so i didn't hear about this story until about 2015. i was on ancestry, and our history was, we are from southern maryland, nowhere else. i kept connecting with somebody touting louisiana and alabama and we went back and forth, well i know you're from the deep south, but to make the story short, about 2016 i started hearing about the gu2. and my son was also at gonzaga. with the students there, they started doing their own research of the people of gonzaga. my son came home and said mom, they are talking about your home, st. mary's county and the priest sold people from southern maryland. my grandmother had just died, we came from a family, i mean, i would have white friends coming down because they thought we were part of italian because we would say the rosary every da

my mom was from st mary's. my dad was from charles. i grew up strictly catholic where i came from in southern maryland like she said earlier, where we're from, that was the seat of catholicism. i know any of the religion until i left st county to go to college because everybody i grew up with was catholic. catholic catholicism wasn't it wasn't a religion for us. it was our way of life. so i didn't hear this story until about 2015. i on ancestry and our history was we're from here. we were from southern maryland, nowhere else. i kept connecting to someone down in louisiana and alabama and we went back and forth about, well, i know you're from the deep south, yada, yada make the story short because long winded about 2016, i started hearing about the grew to seven to also my son was at gonzaga college school in washington d.c. which also benefited right which also benefited with the students there because of the story started doing their own research of the people at gonzaga. my son thomas's mom there talking about your home, st mary's an

st. mary's hospital. for the eight patients who are currently admitted, five of those are in stable condition. three are in critical condition. we're not going to comment at this time on the gender or the ages of those patients. nor are we going to comment on the nature of those injuries. i'd like to thank also all the hospitals, healthcare providers, ems agencies, and air service from augusta to portland. we have incredible support throughout the night and into today. we had an outpouring support and offers of assistance, and very much appreciate all those efforts. once again, i want to extend our thoughts and prayers to the families, to their loved ones, and to the victims who have been impacted by this tragedy. thank you very much for your respect for our caregivers and for those families. >> can you describe the range of injuries? >> we're not going to comment on the nature of the injuries at this time. >> can you say if any of the victims were children under the age of 18? >> not going to comment on

for those times, in less than 5 years, however, the speed did not help; consecrated in honor of st. mary for long. an interesting fact is that the temple was originally catholic, then confiscated by the government and transferred to the orthodox church with a very original wording, due to its magnificence. but the sayyan church is truly unique, the style was fashionable in those days neo-gothic, in it for example, the palace of westminster was built in london and many churches throughout europe, but there is one like this in belarus, and how can you miss it, because sarya is located exactly on the road to another place untrodden by tourists. any schoolchild, or even a lover of sanatorium holidays, can easily name the largest lake in our country, narech, a popular resort in belarus, but naming the second largest lake is not an entirely simple task, even for an experienced motorcyclist traveler. i’m going on a correctional excursion to the village of asveya, where and the water attraction of the same name is located. today osvey is a small agricultural town, century - a large shopping cent

st. mary's cathedral. we can see from the front of the building is that someone drove something through the glass doors. in front of the building, there is now a sheet over it. but the glass doors were smashed. if you put two and two together, it seems that whoever drove the car through the glass window was then shot by san francisco police. we do not have a motive, we do not have, you know, it seems intentional, but we do not know that. we are 20 find out what the person's motive is. in the condition of the person who was shot by that police officer. erie boulevard between laguna and goff has been closed for several hours now. uc san francisco police department presents out front of the chinese consulate. right at the door where the person drove through, it says visa. i guess you go there and get your visa. according to the neighbors who were talking to the san francisco chronicle, they are saying that there are often long lines there. people trying to get their documents from the chinese consulate. we do

st. mary's cathedral, that's where the chinese consulate is. you can see damage to the glass doors, into the consulate, but the extent of the injuries, exactly what happened, we don't know. eastbound geary is blocked off starting at laguna, and there are a slew of police officers out here, we will hope to have it for you shortly. back to you. >> terry, one quick question, i know there is a school nearby, this is a very busy area where a lot of people, do you notice, i know you only got there 30 minutes ago, are they evacuating any buildings around it? do we know at this point? >> i hadn't heard anything about it, i don't see any activity along those lines, i just see this street blocked off, a lot of officers on geary in the area that is blocked off. >> we'll catch up with you later on this evening. hopefully at 4:30. >>> i had to go to the bomb shelter seven times. >> he traveled to visit family only to find himself stuck in the middle of a war. we talked to a san francisco business owner now helping out in israel. good afternoon, welcome to n

st. mary's mother and baby home. then he was put in foster care. most of the other survivors were given up for adoption. so the kid on the off to so i was one of the lucky ones. i was lucky, i probably would use board and maybe has the baby and that's when they survived. it's a frightening place. it's beside the said place because i could be in here is when this, what frightens me, what was going on in to was being practiced systematically throughout ireland. those were the findings of a report published by the irish government in 2021 and investigation into the countries 14 largest homes up to 1998. revealed that 56000 women had had their newborns taken away from them and released for adoption. in the ultra conservative catholic ireland of the time getting pregnant out of wedlock was seen as a sin and castle pollard. there was also a catholic mother in baby home. the poll redmond was born here in 1964. the building is long empty. but the home dominates his thoughts. he wants to understand what happened to him here. that was 58 years ago at the mom

st. mary's mother and baby home. then he was put in foster care. most of the other survivors were given up for adoption. so the kid all the off to so i was one of the lucky ones. i was lucky, i probably would use board and maybe has the baby in that and they survived. it's a frightening place. it's beside the said place because i could be in here is with this website and see what was going on in tomb was being practiced systematically throughout ireland. those were the findings of a report published by the irish government in 2021 and investigation into the countries 14 largest homes up to 1998. revealed that 56000 women had had their newborns taken away from them and released for adoption. the in the ultra conservative catholic ireland of the time getting pregnant out of wedlock was seen as a sin and castle pollard. there was also a catholic mother in baby home. paul redmond was born here in 1964. the building is long empty. but the home dominates his thoughts. he wants to understand what happened to him here. that was, that was 58 years ago, was

st. mary's who rescued seems struggling to reach the sides of the attack and retrieve those from under the rubble. the problem is does, and so for all kids fell on people while they were sleeping. there was no alarm or anything like that. so we started running the streets with us prepared as we by now beds and much of the train in the mosque in an hour and a half prior to the bombing. the mosque is a place where elderly people pray, is not a source of suspicion or danger. for israel, and we don't know why they took this action. if they are incapable of confronting resistance, we must not retaliate. they can civilian not, not if it's a shame for israel and all the silent arab states should be a shame for not denouncing israel's action. the easier anything with them did not only tell you that it must be remembered that their handling, they've destroyed the whole. the platinum is when to the camera to see the situation after we're missing. last, i'm just going suddenly the bowman began to bump the therapist please, or suddenly observing as to the destruction of either these will have caused t

st. mary's lavra. fathers in the monastery were repeatedly caught collaborating with the russian occupiers, there are raids by the sbu almost every month, nevertheless, the front-line svyatogorsk lavra remains subordinate to the moscow patriarchate, which hides behind the walls of this ancient religious institution, let's see further. you know that the war started from this monastery, here on april 13 , 2014, 39 green men, transformed into monks, came here, with a head like theirs... in the svyatogorsk lavra, completely to the last person. a group of monks from the entire monastery tried to move the russian saboteurs to the rear. if there are as many moscow churches in ukraine as now, there will never be any good on this land. over uah 2,630 and that's us you collected in just a week. imagine what we can do? i will remind those of our viewers who have not yet donated that we are collecting two night vision devices for the soldiers of the 102nd brigade of the 2011 battalion of the verkhovyna territorial

st. mary's. i'm reading here by the episcopal diocese of jerusalem. that is of course, the church organization that runs that hospital. talking about last night's attack . the october 17th attack saying that it was a day of reflection, quote, modify a brutal attack calling on behalf of the anglican physical hospital and gaza during these really strikes that. so they clearly referencing and is really as strong today of as right. the strikes take us through the, as they describe a bruce, hold the brutality of this situation now, and something that's not lost on individuals like yourself. i understand houses near your home have been attacked, the muscles tie sammy, i mean, and our viewers know about us how the geography of the got this ship and how old the buildings are adjusted to one and. 9 there uh, every single house doctor is uh, targeted by and usually as try all the entire homes in that area are also uh, subjected to, uh, either completely destroyed or partially destroyed. there's, there always casualties. office facilities as valdez area. now peo

st. mary's park has a completely unique architecture.l, and it is a very close to holly park which is another beautiful park in san francisco. the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in all of san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we a

st. mary's park has a completely unique architecture. and it is a very close to holly park which is another beautiful park in san francisco. the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in all of san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are

new stained glass window dedicated to the pandemic coronavirus appeared in the church of st. maryical personnel in personal protective equipment and a woman delivering food to an elderly person. now pay attention to the right side. it shows joy, the unity of people, the beginning of a new life and signs of spring, so both parts are connected by a rainbow, at the very top there is a small dove, on the stained glass also there is an inscription, a phrase from the bible: will you cross the waters, i am with you, the decision to create a stained glass window was made to commemorate the millennium since the construction of the church, and also as a sign of gratitude for the care and mercy shown by the local residents, it was created by a master from the esex gravel bend fin. well, the idea is wonderful, of course, and in general, how great it is that now we are already talking about a pandemic, well, somewhere in the smile , it’s good that this is behind us, i think, i really want to believe that humanity will not encounter anything like this again, pandemic, come on, friends, take car

st. mary's, georgia, hey jesse where can i go to be deprogrammed so can i forget that hillary exists?bill is hanging out that night. greg from oregon, if cracked hillary is into deprogramming maybe she can work on commander. man that dog is trouble. and hunter. john from maryland. clinton certainly knows about deprogramming. she did that with 33,000 emails. boy, did she with a little help from the old acid. debbie from florida. i think the mccain line via great place for biden's migrants. for $80 million and 62,000 square feet there could be room. lowell from san antonio, texas what happens when the democrat convention goers can't get a hotel room? sorry. penny pritzger you're going to have to sleeping in a bag in o'hare. terry from huntsville. okay to come over to our side. we would love to have her. did you hear that? that was a big statement from my friend kayda. gary from naples, florida. i think birds make their own nests for free. $8 million for a bird's nest, only in ole and steve from west virginia. we already have roosting islands for birds. they're called trees. jenna from n

st. mary's hospital. for the eight patients who are currently admitted, five of those are in stable condition, and three in critical condition. we are not going to comment at this time on the gender or the ages of those patients. nor will we comment on the nature of the injuries. i'd like to thank also all of the hospitals, health care providers, ems agencies and air service from augusta, portland and we had incredible support from throughout the night and into today, and outpouring and ongoing assistance and very much appreciate all of the efforts. once again, i want to extend our thoughts and prayers to the families, to their loved ones and to the victims who have bct thank you for the caregivers and for those families. >> can you tell us -- >> again, we will not comment on the nature of the injuries at this time. >> are there any of the victims under the age of 18 -- >> again, we will not comment on the ages or the gender of the patients at this time. >> are there -- >> sure. you know, so our team, we

st. mary's here. two patients were treated appeared discharge. one was transferred to maine medical center in portland. three patients unfortunately passed away. of those eight remaining now, we have five patients who are in stable conditions, three who are in critical condition in our critical care unit. to give you the sense of the scope what we dealt with in a relatively short period of time, last night within an hour we had six fully staffed appeared running operating rooms at center maine medical center cares for the wounded and the victims. the professionals operating simultaneously in those six operating rooms included orthopedic surgeons, general trauma surging urologyists, vascular surgeons as well as anesthesiologists and support personnel. i would also like to express the appreciate for all the support we have received, first from the city of lewiston, secondly from law enforcement. the other area hospitals that came to our support. we needed blood transferred to central maine medical center very quickly. two of the hospitals accommoda

st. mary's medical center. i was speaking with the president of central maine medical center earlier this evening and they have done a wonderful job to rise to the occasion, treat the wounded and, you know, help ensure a great outcome. >> earlier today, the auburn city c city councillor, he said, sadly, he learned that his son was one of the victims. he said it took 14 hours to find out that his son joey walker had been killed. do you have any sense of why it took so long for that family to learn about the loss of their son? and the other families as well? why did this process take so long to identify the victims? >> yes. i cannot speak to the specifics of the case. but i do know that in a large crime scene, it can take some time to gather all the evidence, determine identity of victims. and, yes, it can, you know, just the nature of what happened, it can take some time. and it is certainly unfortunate. about it know that the maine state police and the lewiston police department were certainly, you know, workin

400 for the last 40 years, members of the royal family have been doing this in a special wing of st mary'se born, right, so please, transport for 300, in 1922 in the work of moscow of the future, means of communication, engineer lev bernadsky wrote that his complete network should include six diameters, two rings. and 12 continuations for the metro city, true keys for 1500, an evil caricature depicted pushkin with this key, which the poet never received during his lifetime. the key to the emperor's bedroom, no, no, twisted, yes. this is the chamberlain's key. we all know that pushkin had some kind of pre-court something. hamer junker, junior. understudies for 900. in 1952, he suffered a heart attack, there was a commotion on the radio, who in the morning he will read the resolution of the central committee. the situation was saved by the young parodist gennady dudnik. levitan, absolutely right, yuri levitan himself listened on the radio and said everything that was mine, and timbres and intonations and pauses and even my breath. duplicator 600. stuntman peter kent, the owner of a powerful

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. >> my name is sylvia and i'm the owner of the mexican bistro. we have been in busines

st. mary's p and worked with ever since i was an aid on this board. i will miss you in this role tremendous low. only a small appreciation after everything you have done to better this world we hold nut highest e steam and thank you for your impactful work with and for our community. join me in applause! [applause] >> and bill buffer speak i personal low would like to sociality moiz with the comments of supervisor ronen and say that it has been a pleasure wing with you. and trying to passport your work the many years. i know this supervisor dorsey has words. >> i want to express appreciation to supervisor ronen for great remarks i'm a fan of you and your work and regret i only had a couple opportunity to work with you during the budget process. but i want to say congratulations and express appreciation for your efforts to keep under wraps the photographs of under wear fashion show become in my youth. and say congratulations on your retirement, thank you for everything for the hiv/aids community. >> so thank you, supervisor robe sxen members of the boa

st. mary's and maine medical center, and three people transferred to the hospitals are deceased for a total of 18 people deceased at this time. the investigation into the person responsible for this identified a vehicle at the projebscot boat landing, and that person has been identified as robert card born in 1983. several of the deceased have been identify and the families, next of kin have been identified, and approximately 10 of these victims need to be identified at this time. currently, there is an arrest warrant for eight counts of murder, and the reason it is eight, is because ten people have not been identified. as the people are identified, the total will go to 18. he should be considered armed and dangerous. based on our investigation, we believe it is someone who should not be approached, but it is someone who should be if you come into any contact with this individual or someone who looks like this individual, call 911 and provide the tip numbers at the conclusion of my briefing. lewiston police department, federal, state, county, and other municipalities are involved in coordin

st. mary's and maine medical center.people that were transferred to those hospitals are deceased. for a total of 18 people deceased at this time. the investigation into the person responsible for this identified a vehicle, located at the boat landing in lisbon. that person, through the renl registration of that vehicle has been identified as robert card born in 1983. several of the deceased have been identified and their families, next of kin have been notified. approximately eight people at this point have been identified. ten people, ten of these victims still need to be identified at this time. currently there is an arrest warrant for eight counts of murder, for mr. card. and the reason it is eight counts is because ten people have not yet been identified. as those people are identified, the counts will probably go to the total of 18. he should be considered armed and dangerous. based on our investigation, we believe this is someone that should not be approached, this is someone that should be -- if you come into any

st. mary's or ended up somewhere else? >> the time frame that situation unfolded very, very quickly. so i would suggest that they came to us based on the experience of the ambulance drivers and proximity to our facility. >> you weren't doing the triage role yourself. >> we received the patients as they came to us. >> [inaudible question] >> we have had a normal staffing available last night and as i mentioned when i referenced the ballooning, we had team members -- we had approximately 100 team members off duty come into the hospital to help insure we were able to care for the patients that we received from these horrible scenes but also take care of the patients that we had there. >> from a law enforcement perspective we see sheriffs deputies and police departments from other jurisdictions coming to help. are you seeing doctors and nurses from other towns and areas come? is that something that is helpful? >> certainly in the short term there is an outpouring of assistance being offered. and you don't know what resources you need or don't need. it is helpful. we were able to organize

st. mary's. the remainder were taken care of here. any questions? >> [question inaudible] >> well, it's unprecedented in so far as if severity of the injuries and certainly the attack on the community. our team is prepared to deal with mass casualty incidents as this one was. and you know, in terms of the volume of patients that we saw in a very short period of time that rises to a level that we have not seen. we may have seen something like this a few times in other major incidences. certainly last night was very difficult. what made it more difficult is the fact that this is our community. you know a lot of our team members work and live in this community. they know people in this community. they have had family members and loved ones and friends that may have been out in these establishments last night. so very difficult for them. they persevered and took care of the patients that they need to take care of. >> what do you want people to know about what it's like to take care of these injuries? gunshot wounds? >> you know, we have real expertise i

st. mary's accommodated us. maine med in portland stood by and was ready to accept patients and they did accept one of the parents we transferred to them. and also the various community partners that came to aid and support us last night including emergency response personnel, personnel from life maine and others. as one of the counselors said to me before we walked in tonight, you know, often people underestimate our capabilities to care for people locally. i think last night, we proved we can do just that under the most trying circumstances. thank you. >> we'll take a few questions. >> senator, you just heard from represent jared golden. he has changed his mind on an assault rifle ban. would you do the same? >> well, first of all, let me say that i think it is more important that we ban very high capacity magazines. i think that would have more input and more effectiveness. we had an assault weapon ban, which i supported, that was in effect for ten years. it applied to i believe 17 or 19 styles of weapons. lat

st. mary's and maine medical center.hree people transferred to those hospitals are deceased for a total of 18 people deceased at this time. the investigation into the person responsible with this identified a vehicle located at a boat landing in lisbon. that person through the registration of the vehicle was identified as robert card, born in 1983. several of the deceased have been identified and their families, next of kin have be notified. approximately eight people have been identified. ten of these victims still need to be identified at this time. currently there is an arrest warrant for eight counts of murder for mr. card. the reason it's eight counts, ten people haven't yet been identified. as those people are identified the counts will probably go to the total of 18. he should be considered armed and dangerous based on our investigation, we believe this is someone that should not be approached but someone that should be -- if you come into any contact with this individual or someone that looks like this individual

st. mary's, our hospital neighbor nearby, and we were able to get blood when we needed it just in time. so, it was a lot of adaptability and just doing as we do normally. >> yeah. just, you know, the injuries and the level of injuries that you dealt with and it still is so unacceptable, doctor. it is unacceptable that you who have military experience, have to see this in your hometown. it is just, you know, how does that reality -- how does one go forward with that is a reality that can and does happen anywhere and everywhere? >> i mean, it is really quite shocking. i could tell you stories that i heard from my patients and, you know, about what happened to them, and it is just -- it really is quite unbelievable. the injuries that i see from these high velocity rounds are devastating. they cause so much injury because of the destructive forces involved. and for me, this is the first time, although i've never been deployed to combat zone, never seen the war time injuries that many of my colleagues have done who have served prior, but these -- the destructive power of these bullets is jus

st. mary's p and worked with ever since i was an aid on this board. i will miss you in this role tremendous low. only a small appreciation after everything you have done to better this world we hold nut highest e steam and thank you for your impactful work with and for our community. join me in applause! [applause] >> and bill buffer speak i personal low would like to sociality moiz with the comments of supervisor ronen and say that it has been a pleasure wing with you. and trying to passport your work the many years. i know this supervisor dorsey has words. >> i want to express appreciation to supervisor ronen for great remarks i'm a fan of you and your work and regret i only had a couple opportunity to work with you during the budget process. but i want to say congratulations and express appreciation for your efforts to keep under wraps the photographs of under wear fashion show become in my youth. and say congratulations on your retirement, thank you for everything for the hiv/aids community. >> so thank you, supervisor robe sxen members of the boa

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. >> let's do text bill from st mary's, georgia.y jessi, where can i go to beg deprogrammed so i can forgetet hillary exists? well, wherever bill's hanging out that nightil. >> greg from oregon. c if crooked hillary is in the d programing, maybe she could work on commander man, that dog is trouble. >> and hunter john from clinton certainly knows about deprogramming. she did that with 33,000 emailsd boy did she with a little help l of the old acid debbie from i think the mccain library is a great place for biden'e mccas migrants that's just mean. >> but for 80 million and what 62,000 square feet, maybe there could be some room. lowell that's a great name from san antonio, texas. >> what happens when the democraticat happee de inves can't get a hotel room? sorr y penny pritzker you're going to have to sleep in a sleeping bag in terry from huntsville, alabama, tell katie to come over to our side. we would love to have her. diville.d you hear that. that was a big statement from my friend. >> she might be going over to trump. garytement

st. mary's p and worked with ever since i was an aid on this board. i will miss you in this role tremendous low. only a small appreciation after everything you have done to better this world we hold nut highest e steam and thank you for your impactful work with and for our community. join me in applause! [applause] >> and bill buffer speak i personal low would like to sociality moiz with the comments of supervisor ronen and say that it has been a pleasure wing with you. and trying to passport your work the many years. i know this supervisor dorsey has words. >> i want to express appreciation to supervisor ronen for great remarks i'm a fan of you and your work and regret i only had a couple opportunity to work with you during the budget process. but i want to say congratulations and express appreciation for your efforts to keep under wraps the photographs of under wear fashion show become in my youth. and say congratulations on your retirement, thank you for everything for the hiv/aids community. >> so thank you, supervisor robe sxen members of the boa