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i st. joseph hospital, of course, the scene of the attack on at the funeral procession of our colleagues sharina black lay by. is there any force as talk as to what we heard earlier? what, what we heard was us a condemnation of the events that took place. that was the 1st thing. i'm just gonna just bear with me slide. i have to just bring up my of the statement that they've issued. further. i get the was, i don't get the words wrong. so we the bishop's, the faithful. the christian church is in the holy land here by condemn the violent intrusion of israeli police into a funeral procession of the slain generation, a booklet as it was going from saint joseph's school to the greek mental kite cathedral church. the police stormed into the christian health institute. disrespecting the church, that's the other word that is absolutely crucial, had disrespect. they say that this is actually sovereign territory, that they shouldn't use ready. police have no jurisdiction. it really to come in. there w

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so st. george ribbon has been prohibited in the few countries around the world as the cancelled culture against everything russian is still unfurling in many places as celebrations. continue all around the the next people's republic here in mario full who can still hear the sounds of shelling that are coming from a self stud metallurgy plans at where the rest of the crate in forces along with as all national battalions had been, holds up over the last 2 and a half a months. meanwhile, the war here in the next people's republic continues as the special military operation of the russian armed forces to demilitarize answers in that's if i ukraine continues, but it is hoped that very soon and as people's republic will be completely liberated roman cause for. if archie maria will indeed residence right across the done yes republic or in commemoration mode, saint george ribbons are being hunted out on the streets with the city of done yet itself covered in festive colors and people on the streets,

speaker: st. jude children's research hospital works day after day to find cures and save the lives of children with cancer and other life threatening diseases. dr. stewart: there are treatments that were invented within the walls of this hospital that have continued to improve the cure rates for pediatric cancer. and st jude's not going to stop until every single kid gets that chance to walk out of the doors of this hospital cancer-free. lila: if it weren't for st. jude i wouldn't be sitting here today. speaker: thanks to generous donors like you, families never receive a bill from st jude for treatment, travel, housing or food, so they can focus on helping their child live. join with your debit or credit card right now and we'll send you this st. jude t-shirt that you can proudly wear to show your support. lachaka: because it takes a heart for somebody to say that i'm willing to give to st jude so that they can help save more lives. that's huge. damon: our giving to st. jude is right up there wi

go ahead and st. petersburg. it doesn't. anyway, it's a curious thing that western analysts have spoken about the their, their appreciation, rushes military effort up till now. they say that is proven, rushes weakens. that's quite extraordinary because the, the russian effort has captured a territory about the size of the united kingdom since the start of the, of the special military operation. it's also bears mention that russia is certainly the only country on earth. with the perhaps exception of china, which is able to withstand the sanctions from hill with united states and its allies that would have delivered, less often overlooked. so russia is proving itself to be strong in remarkable waste . and in ways that no one in europe could equal. and that very fact as to the hostility, the envy of european countries and their leaders with respect to russia. so as have been paradoxical, the russia strength sheets to these are, are these vicious, are information war efforts by europeans, amber united states, to compensate for t

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it's mexican st. patrick's day. that's why we drink green margaritas. "ah, the luck of the mexicans. they're after me lucky burritos!" ste end of ef every rainbow say pot of-- cinco de mayo isn't even celebrated in all of mexico. and here in the u.s., it only began to take off in the 1970s and '80s, when brewing companies began capitalizing on it as a way to appeal to consumers. wow, promoting a holiday for corporations to make money? that's so crass. i can't believe it. you know, breaks your heart, well, at least we'll always have are the feast of st. octoberfest. you know who could really use a drink right now? wall street. it's been a crazy week for the dows. in order to try to fight inflation, yesterday, the fed raised interest rates by half a point, the biggest hike since 2000. of course, back in the crash of 2000, stock brokers were all giving the same advice: >> bye-bye-bye! >> stephen: after yesterday's rate hike, the markets went up 932 points, but this morning, as one reporter described it, investors woke up with a binge-trading hangover. oh,

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sliced by the mighty mississippi, the capital city of st. paul and the neighboring metropolis of minneapolis come together as one to form the twin cities. and there's no better place to celebrate that sibling rivalry than at the minnesota state fair. wow. it's a lot of people. the great minnesota get together is a 12 day event annually attracting over 2 million people to ground spanning more than 320 acres. and this, the country's largest state fair, can be a beast to conquer, which is why celebrated chef, tv personality, and author of "az in the lost city ophir," andrew zimmern, is leading the way. he doesn't even need a map, this guy. i know where every single thing is. how long has this fair been around? in the late 1840s, when minnesota was just a territory, it was really for the establishment of the agricultural community. you've got union booths, political party booths, independent organization booths. these were places to come discuss the issues of the day. it's not just a carnival. it's actually got purpose. when you talk about the h

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our st. louis community reporter gabrielle hayes has been reporting on one school in missouri that fits into this painful history. and gabrielle joins us now. so tell us more about this boarding school. the st. regis seminary opened in 1824. what did your reporting uncover? gabrielle: yeah, so we learned at the school, as you said, opened in 1824 and it later closed in 1831. so it wasn't open for that long. but what we do know is that, you know, what was promised, the idea from the beginning was that these schools were "going to provide an education." but the research shows what's reflected in this report from the department of interior, that wasn't the case. that these children were specifically at st. regis worked long hours in fields. they did manual labor. and that also many of them were also abused physically. violence. there was violence in these schools and one here in missouri. and so we kind of worked to piece together what happened in those seven years as much as we could. and for t

the last ukranian city in that area fighting is now st by street and we're seeing about 200 shells. an hour so they've even stopped counting the casualties in that city and in that region at the moment gary had sort of really dire situation down there. of course, again level reiterating that they're trying to liberate that region, but it's hard to see how the people down there who are living through this hell will be feeling very liberated at the moment. now you current apparently has lost a counter offensive in the south towards the occupied city of care. so what can you tell us about that? in a her son was one of the 1st areas, 1st cities to fall to russia. it was taken quite quickly at the beginning and people there have been living under occupation since almost the beginning of the conflict. now you're seeing a counter offensive, fine ukraine. that's also, you know, obviously to try and retake the territory, but also to try and thin out resources on the russian side, trying to figure out their troops and trying to pull direction away from the dumbass a little bit as well. so. so

do you know what it is showing as it was going from st. joseph hospital company for the good time to try to call the storm people? christian, i don't. things to do is sort of, he's sort expecting the true is sort of texting that kind of constitute disrespecting to my body overseas. enforcing that barriers almost to drop the coffee release policing vision disproportionate. and she was a force affecting munos. franky with the was in moultrie, not shooting the part of it and tried to name the hospital. patients is a severe violation of international norms and regulations including their from the you, all right, for freedom of religion, which must be of service for so the state and the funding to check things out to post his vote was probably be in place of encounter in the god, there are religious or how sort of it it will be. so what happened last friday? deeply with christopher community. the system such as i felt definition or no, no it's been in the hospital stuff but also for people that plays the found and find these kind of spit out of

the head of st. joseph hospital have also spoken out against israeli forces for storming the facility. they say the attack was unprovoked and the use of force was disproportionate. they released security camera for a showing the moment is ready, forces entered the medical institution. 13 people were injured. the police storm into a christian helping institute. the sort of disrespecting the church disrespecting to her institute disrespecting, the memory of the deceased, enforcing day pallbearers almost to drop the coughing israelis policing vision and disproportionate use of force affecting more nurse striking then with the tones using smoke grenades, shooting rubber ballads, bullets. frightening their hospital patients is a severe violation of international norm. and the regulations laughs. a man can, who's outside at the hospital in occupied east use them strong words of condemnation from hospital officials in mind. and also church leaders talk us through what they say happened on friday. well they

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