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. the nighttime came and it wasn't a good environment there. there was, there's to supervisors that 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 a good smell, i'm so bad and it made 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 devises. and i was speaking out abou

st. mary's school. but the stories here, depressingly similar, like so many schools from coast to coast. this was an institution where neglect abuse until labor will come in place. when i hear the term residential school, it actually makes me angry. there was no learning going on, is 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 candidate sincere and genuine about reconciliation help us bring our kids on. so part of that is by doing some kind of training

st. mary's hosting new mexico in a great non-conference match up. gales knock down the 3 scoring 21 of his career high tying 25 points in the first half. st. mary's led wire to wire, and they win it 72-58. >>> to the nba. after playing seven of their first nine games on the road, the warriors will finally get to spend some good time at home. golden state has only had two road games the rest of the month. last month they were on the road. they lost a thriller to defending champs in denver. the final game of a stretch where golden state played eight straight games in eight different cities. despite the travel heavy schedule, the team is 6 and 3 and very happy with their start of the year. >> we just had to get through the stretch, and we did more than that going 6 and 3. that's a great way to start the year out. we're in a good position. the team is connected and competing every night and doing a great job, but i'm looking forward to getting practice time. we've hardly practiced at all the last couple of weeks. >>> back home saturday and sunday. i wil

st. mary's. it has been affiliated with notre dame for 179 years. d for women. but the catholic schools unfortunately are self-hating institutions, embarrassed of their catholic identity and do things all the time to undermine it. the fact that st. mary's would abandon its mission to welcome men is a slap in the face to women enrolled there. catholic colleges used to be a refuge for morality, goodness and truth. we can't depend on that anymore. >> julie: the president of the college told faculty in the email this week about the change in policy and here is a quote from her in a statement. saint mary's will consider undergraduate applicants whose sex assigned at birth is female or who consistently live and identify as women. that goes in drastic contradiction to what is being taught in our catholic schools. in the nation's schools i get it. that's one thing. you have a choice. you don't have to go to a catholic school. there are reasons why we as parents send our kids to catholic schools. we want to shield them. i want to shelter my children from cert

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.

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

st. mary's is how interdisciplinary we are. we welcome the idea of ​​research.truly unique, meaningful, challenging time at times. their lives, what they want, we want them to understand what their path is, we want them to become successful people in work and life, and even within themselves, a catholic girls' school will begin to consider applications for admission from biological males who identify themselves as women. st. mary's college of notredam indiana says it is still determining the quota it... will follow as a matter of policy. the school received significant pushback over this decision. what absurdity one would expect from any other progressive women's college. this is st mary's college, it has been associated with noterdam for 179 years. his name is the church of the virgin mary, founded for women. but unfortunately, catholic schools are self-loathing institutions that are ashamed of their catholic identity they constantly do everything to... her, the fact that st. mary's abandoned its mission to admit men is a slap in the face to the girls studying

lights by now but at the weekend the spectacular display was visible much further south, this is st mary's country. bay there in that beautiful green glow. this is the castle in northumberland with that purple they did light show. it's illuminating the ruins. absolutely spectacular, will there be more photo opportunities tonight? with the weather... hello again. the weather this week is much quieter than it was last week. for most, notjust today, but for much of this week we're looking at sunny spells and scattered showers. some of the showers will be heavy and thundery, particularly in the west. and on wednesday, we'll see some rain crossing from west to east. more on that later. but what we have this afternoon are still a lot of showers in the west, some of them spreading into the midlands and north—east england. but in between and ahead of them, we will see some sunshine, especially north—east scotland, parts of eastern england and the south—east. the temperatures today ranging from nine to about 1k degrees. so feeling fresh if you are out and about. through this evening and overnight,

look in there’s essentially nothing to this town, but it’s worth a stop to admire the church of st. mary it seems very brutal, but at the same time elegant. the church was built on a grand scale. it accommodated 1,800 parishioners. this is typical finnish national romanticism, one of the most beautiful buildings on the karilian isthmus, which became a model for the lutheran churches that were built throughout finland at that time. the best way to get to these places is by plane, because trains do not go here from the mainland. i'm on sakhalin island, friends. how many kilograms are in the cage now? now the total is 15. if a good big female, then a liter of caviar is already. the men came with more pleasure eating buckwheat than caviar. i can’t take this caviar anymore, i got it. it's here. such an interesting mineral pyrite, they also call it fool's gold, so let's go, let's look for fool's gold, how dangerous is this entertainment, firstly, i'm wearing a helmet, you're wearing a helmet, safety precautions, but in any case it will never get worse, then once in year and shoots with a stick

st. mary's. what is your particular work? >> i have the ministry to the sick at home bound for the cathedral of saint mary of the assumption. i do is hand on and i walked up the steps of the gospel and helping people who are very sick and i visit 16 skilled nursing homes with their hospice and dementia units . and i find people in crisis always reaching out to mary. it is wonderful to work at the cathedral. i tell people that visit us that your parishes like your bedroom and the cathedral is like a living room in the house of god. >> we are talking about mary who has a relationship special with all of us and with each of you and in particular i think ray, you work as a full-time sacristan at saint ignatius church. a domestic responsibility. taking care of the household. >> that is right. i look upon it as the house of mary. mary in some ways is the head of the church, not taking over from the bishops , but she has a special place in making sure everything is set for her children, all of us are children of mary. because we are

st. mary's in berkeley. one of the many quality players that the a's let go because of money.n, with a two-run homer. he's now a world series champ. rangers beat the diamondbacks 5-0. texas wins its first-ever world series title. >> frg i worked for is for

st. mary's early second half, ed ma haney knocks down the 3, giving the gails a 41-38 lead. was all astecs after that, outscoring st. mary's the rest of the way. marin city native hits from deep. san diego state won 79-54. gales have lost two straight. >>> it is finally here, cal and stanford meet in the 126th big game on saturday. the cardinal will be looking to take back the ax after it spent the last two years in berkeley. >> honestly, man, nothing else matters. this is the one that matters. you know, we have to bring the ax back to palo alto. >> this year's game will be troy taylor's first as stanford's head coach, but he's very familiar with the rivalry on the cal side. taylor started two big games for the bears in the '80s and realized the intensity of the game, not from the play on the the field, but from the mascots. >> you got to remember them getting in a fight, and it was a legitimate fight. they were trying to hurt each other. i remember the osci trying to tear the tree apart and pulled apart, and i remember osci pointing at his finger, his, whatever, four finger

st. mary's in vegas playing san diego state. the gales have a 48-31 lead. all aztecs after that.iego state won 79-54. the gales have lost two straight. >>> it's finally here. cal and stanford meet in the 126th big game on saturday. the cardinal will be looking to take back the ax after it spent the last two years in berkeley. >> man, honestly nothing else matters. this is the one that matters. we have to bring that ax back. >> this year is troy taylor's first as the head coach, but he's familiar with the rivalry. he started two big games for the bears in the 80s and realized the intensify of the game not from the play on the field, but from the mascots. >> i remember them getting in a fight, and it was a legitimate fight. they were trying to hurt each other. i think it trying to tear the tree apart and he pointed his finger, one of his four ringers he has at the tree like this isn't over, you know? it will continue at some point. i thought this is bizarre living in a cartoon world or something. >> i wouldn't hate seeing video of maybe that happening tomorrow. by the way, this is

st. mary's in berkeley. one of the many quality players that the a's let go because of money.emien, with a two-run homer. he's now a world series champ. rangers beat the diamondbacks 5-0. texas wins its first-ever world series title. >> frg i worked for is for this moment. kind of a crazy game. we got no hits. gallon was unbelievable tonight. >> you guys just wrote history in texas. congrats. we're world champions. >> that's cool to see bruce bochy. a year ago, bochy was on his recliner in nashville, tennessee, when the rangers called and got him back in the game. this is his fourth world series title. they are flowing with beer, champagne and cigars in that rangers' clubhouse. congratulations to texas. >>> basketball tonight. what a game at chase center. warriors and the kings. hello to warriors legend, clifford ray. final minute of the game. sacramento takes the sabonis off the glass. 101-100. the warriors had one more chance. they smothered steph curry. klay gets the last shot. there's curry. warriors beat the kings 102-101, after losing their first game. the warriors have

my mom was from st mary's. my dadas from charles. i grew up strictly catholic where i came from in southern maryland like e 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 catlicism wasn't it wasn't a religion for us. it was our way of life. so i didn't hear this sto until about 2015. i on ancestry and our history was we're from here. we were from southern maryland, nowhere se. 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 out your home, st mary's and the prie

st. mary's high in berkeley. as for the a's, these are tough times. complete rebuild mode. what now? a's general manager david force sat down with our sister station nbc sports bay area. among the bright spots, a's rookie zac. >> it's not common for a guy to hit the ground running the way zach did. i mean, i think it's pretty rare that someone comes along like zach who, whatever, homers inside of his first nine days, really doesn't have that blip, and it's a great sign for things ahead. >> there are a few bright spots here with this team. you can watch the full interview there, david forest, along with our brodie brazil on our a's season preview, which airs tonight on nbc sports bay area california. >>> up next, the nba is trying something new. they're having a tournament in the middle of the season. anthony flores explains how it works and how the w is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's

st. mary's in berkeley. one of the many quality players that the a's let go because of money. semien, with a two-run homer. he's now a world series champ. rangers beat the diamondbacks 5-0. texas wins its first-ever world series title. >> frg i worked for is for this moment. kind of a crazy game. we got no hits. gallon was unbelievable tonight. >> you guys just wrote history in texas. congrats. we're world champions. >> that's cool to see bruce bochy. a year ago, bochy was on his recliner in nashville, tennessee, when the rangers called and got him back in the game. this is his fourth world series title. they are flowing with beer, champagne and cigars in that rangers' clubhouse. congratulations to texas. >>> basketball tonight. what a game at chase center. warriors and the kings. hello to warriors legend, clifford ray. final minute of the game. sacramento takes the sabonis off the glass. 101-100. the warriors had one more chance. they smothered steph curry. klay gets the last shot. there's curry. warriors beat the kings 102-101, after losing their first game. the warriors hav

this was st mary's lighthouse at whitley bay in the north east of england. you may take the strap off so that we can see the picture properly? thank you very much. and this is dunstanburgh castle in northumberland — with a vivid light show illuminating the ruins. an ethereal fearing that not feeling here. a very clear sky tonight. anyone in the north would like to go out and have a look and take some photos for us, we always love a photos for us, we always love a photo of the northern lights here at bbc news. that's it for me. don't go anywhere. good evening. an unusually strong solar wind meant that last night's aurora borealis was seen as far south as kent, here in the uk. now we've still got some clear skies, but the aurora won't be as strong tonight. we're looking out to the atlantic, though, now for our next area of rain to come in not for tomorrow, but for tomorrow night. so we've still got the low pressure with us, and that will continue to push showers eastwards across scotland, in particular as that lowjust drifts its way eastwards, it will pull tho

our medical editor, fergus walsh, visited the heat chamber at st mary's university in london.dy murray and max verstappen. but even an amateur like me can show how heat affects our physiology. as my core body temperature starts to creep up, blood vessels near the surface of the skin open up, pushing heat to the surface, trying always to keep that core body temperature on an even keel. that can mean a drop in blood pressure as the heart works harder. now, another key way in which my body regulates its core temperature is through sweat. that's why dehydration can quickly become a problem. working out in this heat is not recommended, but staying fit all year round is. people who regularly exercise are regularly experiencing higher body temperatures internally, because you produce a lot of heat when you exercise. so then that leads to better preparation for these heatwaves. the elderly and those with heart and lung conditions are most at risk from extreme heat, but even the young and fit can feel the effects. it's not just about what the thermometer says. there's another element t

st. mary's. i suspect the reading forces not counting on more rates across the off by the west fund. assume the towns of janine novice and the hebron. several of us to your house have been destroyed as well and stepping up and not your rates on the tower trade. in recent days, but it's all about to run, it hasn't been taking place around the world in support of the palestinians. washington dc with this one of the biggest on saturday, just as provident appliances and city streets to demand a ceasefire and gaza. i'll just say what's, how does your castro report the to send it on washington by the 10s of thousands pro palestinian protesters from across the united states. so i'm traveling thousands of kilometers by bus to reach the gates of the white house to deliver a message to the american president. shame on you. go to hell. that's what i would say. if you're a human, you should care. the protesters demands were 3 fold. a ceasefire an end to the siege on garza and an end to u. s. military funding

this scene greeted st mary's lighthouse in whitley bay in the north—east of england.n glow. finally, dunstanburgh castle in northumberland was the scene of other—worldly skies. an amazing reminder of the wonders of mother nature. thank you for watching bbc news. do stay with us. hello there. after a day of sunshine and showers to start the week, it's not been quite so colourful overnight, there hasn't been as much solar activity. we have seen the northern lights earlier in the night though, across northernmost parts of scotland and with clear skies by the morning in the north—east of scotland, temperatures will be close to freezing. it will be a chilly start in the clearer skies in southeastern parts of england as well. tuesday, though, is going to be a day where we see some sunny spells. we see a scattering of mostly light showers. in scotland, most of the showers in the far west. once again, there may be fewer showers than monday in northern ireland. and those showers will get blown eastwards across england and wales, very few are reaching east anglia and the southe

st. mary's college in california and talked to jack ross from us. he says, washington just doesn't happen often as well. kids to support both nations. i want to know, or you've got a significant number of republicans who don't want to spend that much money on continued a to ukraine. so i can say, i guess the israel money and not get your credit and money. you're saying that there's a little bit of a spending crunch in new your last, you know, our budget deficit this year was one and a half trillion dollars. maybe more. we'll find out. i know you gotta make cut somewhere and they don't want to cut the pentagon and they want to cut social programs. so a to train after we're done a $150000000000.00. that is not at the top of that list. american people, i think a beginning to understand that the, all that money is just going going down the sink hole into your credit and lot of it's being corrupted stolen and who knows where it's going. i think very and people are beginning to realize that the, that's a black hole and it's got a bottom no bottom to it. i

this scene greeted st mary's lighthouse in whitley bay in the north east of england.e. finally, dunstanburgh castle in northumberland ended tonight's light show. lots of fireworks in the sky as well where i was looking. all the top business stories next on bbc news. including, we will be discussing the latest move on the part of elon musk. the latest is he has launched an ai chatbot called grok. the announcement on his social media site x and he said this bot has attitude, love the sarcasm, a little humour. it is interesting, it is kind of based on guardian of the galaxies which is something that he really enjoyed and influenced him a little bit. apparently. also as we mentioned, the prime minister of australia anthony albanese is in china at the moment, it is in china at the moment, it is a really significant visit and we will be discussing that as a trade is so important to both those country and their relationship. —— countries. hello there. we've seen some strong aurora pictures coming in over recent hours here at the bbc weather centre. this beautiful one was fro

st. mary's out american partners turned to us. they asked us to do everything as soon as i am now literally recalling the request. if sure. so let's you on a record which does not use the army. so that'd be a physician. make a to the squares and administrative buildings and stuff like that. it moves on to implementing the agreements for each to normalize the situation. gosh, we said, okay, judy is doing a day later, a cool was can now some estimate or so as we market decade since those momentous events and key if we also consider what exactly was achieved by the combination of decades of us malign influence and ukraine is it a healthier democracy, isn't our democracy at all. is it less corrupt or dysfunctional society that it was prior to the 2014 my done? well, one thing is absolutely certain. the civil war that are rooted in the aftermath of the us, but q and 2014 has torn ukraine and part sailed us proxy organs, russia, again, demonstrating that this was never really about the welfare of ukraine or its people . this was always

st. mary's grip i speak on behalf of who are jewish with ms. riley people because they just started. but the trouble is the by to the distribution, and then 5 administration in the u. k. there's nothing to do. this is causing so much home. what is the, i'm the coolest vickers thought that's the problem. they say one of the costs of the game is the reputation of the you, k and the u. s. i discovered roy down they'll, they'll take us far as a to, because up is already in a bad situation because of the situation regarding ukraine, which of course not the size of anything about now. but i'm also powerless about like you look at the uh, civilian casualties, didn't ukraine? i the, the a 2 year period. but apparently the figure that the $21.00 days. yeah, yes. it will. i will a indirectly answer your question, who's projecting questions in the middle east? christians live um, safely in widely, in a ran and whole by the way in syria as well. but don't tell that to people because western media likes the cover of those sites. you said, let me go back to you. you know, people talk about home us

here is michigan, 21 inches, looks like sioux st. marie. east of the lakes there, over two feet of snow, as well. here is the forecast today, fairly quiet. we have cold and a new system moving into california, that will bring coastal rain and then the potential for severe storms tomorrow as the next reinforcing cold front moves through. tornados could be seen across texas and louisiana. heavy rain in the forecast tomorrow through sunday. several inches of rainfall here. foxweather.com, has details. burr across the country. >> carley: for sure. >> todd: i love the name of the michigan towns, sounds like hockey players. hunter biden has agreed to testify in front of the house oversight committee on december 13th, only if it is public. we have seen you use closed-door session to manipulate and misinform the public, we propose opening the door, if as you claim your efforts involve efforts, oversight chair james comer responding last night. >> according to hunter biden's attorney, he wants to come forward, that is great. give him an opportunity

st mary's in the isles of scilly gusting at 77, and the needles on the isle of wight, 70 mph. where you were, because storm ciaran is a very deep area of low pressure, so if you are in the centre, the wind was light. ahead of the centre and on the other side on the south of the centre, the winds were really strong and gusty, and that is where it has caused all the damage. it is also worth mentioning that the met office still has a amber weather 0ffice still has a amber weather warnings in force, so for the south—west, and this one has just been trimmed, and the timing of it has also been brought back. so instead of finishing at five o'clock this afternoon, this one ends at midday. this one in the south west ends at 11am. this storm will continue to push steadily north and east. ., , ., continue to push steadily north and east. . , ., , ., east. can you tell us what the different weather _ east. can you tell us what the different weather warnings i east. can you tell us what the - different weather warnings mean? we are hearing about red weather warnings in germany, then amber

st. mary's the rest of the way. marin city native hits from deep. san diego state won 79-54. gales have lost two straight. >>> it is finally here, cal and stanford meet in the 126th big game on saturday. the cardinal will be looking to take back the ax after it spent the last two years in berkeley. >> honestly, man, nothing else matters. this is the one that matters. you know, we have to bring the ax back to palo alto. >> this year's game will be troy taylor's first as stanford's head coach, but he's very familiar with the rivalry on the cal side. taylor started two big games for the bears in the '80s and realized the intensity of the game, not from the play on the the field, but from the mascots. >> you got to remember them getting in a fight, and it was a legitimate fight. they were trying to hurt each other. i remember the osci trying to tear the tree apart and pulled apart, and i remember osci pointing at his finger, his, whatever, four fingers he has, at the tree, like, this isn't over. and it continued at some point. i'm, like, this is bizarre, living in a cartoon world