. �* , ., and that we can all heal in canada. �* , canada. are you disappointed the po -e canada. are you disappointed the pepe is — canada. are you disappointed the pope is not _ canada. are you disappointed the pope is not coming - canada. are you disappointed the pope is not coming to - canada. are you disappointed i the pope is not coming to you and your community specifically to apologise? i and your community specifically to apologise?— to apologise? i am not disappointed. - to apologise? i am not disappointed. i- to apologise? i am not disappointed. i am - to apologise? i am not disappointed. i am noti to apologise? i am not i disappointed. i am not a residential school survivor. i was raised by residential school survivors, i am a spokesperson, iam school survivors, i am a spokesperson, i am an elected chief, and working with survivors that i represent, this trip alone, some are upset, some are angry, the physical, sexual, mentalabuse physical, sexual, mental abuse that physical, sexual, mentalabuse that many enjoyed is real. some

francis is traveling to canada until the end of the week. for some, the fact that the 85 year old is taking on a journey like this is already proof of his sincere repentance. for others, the pope's pilgrimage is only just the 1st step. jackson pinned is a historian whose research focuses on government funded schools for indigenous children in canada. he joins me now given what went on in catholic schools. there in canada is, is sorry enough. yeah, that's a good question. you know, how do you really apologize for genocide as one of the survivors there just mentioned, i think this is an important 1st step, but really came kind of to wait for thousands of survivors who passed away. i'm thinking today of elder raymond mason, one of my close friends who passed away in march, and unfortunately, it's not here today to see this event. but unfortunately, as well, i think the pope did not actually apologize for any of the sexual abuse that happened in the indian day or residential school system in canada. that was something he completely glossed over

and it's been no different here in canada. the pope's first stop was in alberta where most of canada's residential schools were located. the pope clasping his hands in prayer at an indigenous cemetery in the community of maskcewisz. >> i wanted to be part of history. i wanted to witness this myself and hear the hope say he is sorry. >> reporter: she went to a residential school at just 9 years old with her two sisters. >> it was really a very lonely, lonely existence. you know, you're away from your family, you're away from everybody that loves you. you are placed in a quasi-military environment. i've never been in jail, but i'm sure if i were in jail, it would have been very much like being in residential school. >> there were children who were punished physically or even emotionally for speaking their own language. did you witness that during your time there as a 9-year-old? >> i witnessed personall aally e threat of violence was always hanging in the air. people were walking on eggshells because you never knew when somethin

the church pushed back for decades on calls for a papal apology in canada. until now the quest for forgiveness lab ahead of the catholic church to moscow cheese, where memories of one of the darkest chapters in the history of the church still echo today. be though verizon for the money i ask for forgiveness for the ways in which many christians regrettably adopted the colonizing mentality of the powers that oppress the indigenous peoples. will dance yet go premier. i look where rose, indeed mask or cheese as the size of one of the infamous residential schools, church and boarding schools where it's estimated. 150000 indigenous children were forcibly educated, torn from their families and cultural context. many became victims of physical and sexual violence. peasants of them died from abuse within a system that lasted into the 1970s. while many representatives of the indigenous communities welcomed the papal visits, others have mixed feelings. i think those visitors, how long over you nearly something has to happen many, many years ago really the start of rec

celebrating -- in canada. a mixed response to the apology from the role of the church and the abuse of indigenous people. england beat sweden in the women's semifinal, giving them a chance to win major women's tournament. welcome to world news america on pbs in the united kingdom and around the globe. beginning with a bbc news investigation in ukraine, which has uncovered the abuse and neglect of disabled people locked away in institutions. the country is at war, but this predates russia's invasion. human rights groups said ukraine should not be allowed to join the eu until it abolishes a care system neglecting the most vulnerable. ruth clay and dan johnson have this report. and there are scenes some viewers may find upsetting. >> far from the front line. >> i have been to hundreds of institutions, and i get a sick feeling in the pit of my stomach. >> erik and helena are uncoring ukraine's most shameful secret. the abuse and neglect of disabled people. looking -- look into these, you see potential and stunted

we go to canada for the latest. then to burma, where the military junta has executed four men imprisoned for opposing last year's coup. if the burmese military regime thinks exeting four burmese activists will drive fear down the spines of the burmese public, they are categorically misten. there is massive and popular call for steppingp resistance against this regime. amy: and we will look at the puerto rico status act, a house bill that would allow residents of puerto rico to decide on the island's territorial status. we will speak to former san juan mayor carmen yulÍn cruz. >> puerto rico has been a colony of the united states since 1898. this congress has introduced the puerto rico status act. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. pope francis has apologized for the abuse of indigenous children who were separated from their families and sent to church-run residential schools where they faced psychological, physical, and sexual a

the anglican church of canada and the united church of canada actually apologized in 1993 and 1987 respectively. anchor: tell us more about the background. in the last your so, there's been -- year or so, there's been discovery of burial sites at schools. what we know about what happened in the schools? >> these schools, to be frank, are the worst schools you could image possible they existed for over 100 50 years, for generations of indigenous students. as i just spoke about the physical, mental and sexual abuse was a key component as well as removing indigenous leg which is in cultures. in one school in northern ontario run by the catholic church, they still have not returned the documents from this school, and there are allegations and tons of witnesses that say an electric chair was used on children to forbid them from using their languages. the most horrific institutions you uld ever imagine were really these ones by the catholic church in canada. anchor: it sounds like there was an attempt to cover up? >> for sure, the documents have never been returned by the catholic church of canada, t

during this visit to canada, many now hope you will expand during this visit to canada, many now hope he will expand on those historic remarks. this week, the 85—year—old plans numerous public events and private meetings, including a visit to the site of a former residential school in western canada. but many want to hear more. such as financial compensation, the release of school records and support for extraditing an accused abuser. the pope says the spirit of this trip is one of penance. it is also a test of his health and of how well he can mend old wounds. that perhaps is the big question. earlier i spoke to chief wilton littlechild who is in maskwacis where the pope will be coming monday to apologise. he met pope francis in the vatican earlier this year — and he persuaded the pope to make the journey after undertaking a very long truth and reconciliation process. the truth and reconciliation process actually took as, because it was a court ordered mandate, five years and then with the one—year extension, to complete our hearings. we heard from over 7,000 former students

and pope francis apologizes for the abuse of indigenous children at catholic schools in canada saying the church cooperated in cultural destruction. ah, i paid for sewland. welcome, an international outcry after me a mass military government executed for political prisoners. they included a prominent law maker and a well known democracy activist. the men had challenged last year's military cook. among those killed were p. o z, a tore a member of the elective ruling party, and the veteran activist told me you better known as co. jimmy. the military accused the 4 of being involved in terrorist killings the united states and united nations condemned the executions. many more political prisoners facing similar chances. tintin you are a journalist with berman hughes international, told us more about the executions and how they could affect mamma's democracy movement. yes, this is the kitchen is ab, not legally dent day military. honda use legal as dab a rule of law as an excuse to killed the pro democracy edifice and that they are simply standing for the people obama, so that people are ve

aleem in canada, thank you. the pope's apology comes as part of a wider reckoning in canada over the country's treatment of indigenous people. for more, i wasjoined by marc miller, who's the canadian minister for crown—indigenous relations. minister, the pope has apologised, but wasn't the catholic church just carrying out the canadian government's policy of forced assimilation of indigenous people? well, first, what we know is the doctrines underpinned the residential school tragedy in canada and across the americas are part of a religious one that the government of canada played a co—conspirator role — for lack of a better word — but i think it's clear from what we have heard from the truth and reconciliation commission, that was a national commission that took place across canada, that the role of religion and church in this tragedy was one that was pivotal and joined with that of the government of the day. these were children that were ripped from their families and homes, and the catholic church adm

about 95% of it is describing how he would conduct the invasion from canada. like three lines of it talk about -- and the other thing we could do is sail around and reinforce in new york. clearly that was meant as a throwaway not even consider it and he even said after he said that in his memo, he said but we wouldn't get the good payoff, strategic impact of that wouldn't be as great as coming down from canada so he's very clear, he basically said we could do this but don't even think about it so he considered it and rejected it, in my mind. i think jermaine and the king probably never even thought about it because they really loved this idea of coming the lake's north hitting south so i think that wasn't even part of the discussion. oddly enough, afterward, after it was all said and done, one of his criticisms, one of the many criticisms against jermaine was well, i told you we could have sailed around and reinforced him in new york city and you didn't pick the option. well, no, of course he didn't because burgoyne didn't put any emphasis on it at all so burg

preparing to confront his flock�*s terrible past in canada but not everyone appears as pleased as canada's governor general seen here welcoming the pontiff with the pope's agenda this week. you make that as part of the problem we have had with the churches that they have not been including as in the proper planning of this process. we do not feel like it has been about survivors, it has been about survivors, it has been about the church. the remains of 215 children were found at this from a residential school in british columbia closed in 1978 after forcibly assimilating indigenous youth. more than 150,000 indigenous children were subjected to abuse, malnutrition, rape and death at similar schools, around 70% of which were run by the catholic church. �* u, which were run by the catholic church. �* _, ., i. which were run by the catholic church. �* _, ., ,, ., church. i'm coming to you from northern ontario, _ church. i'm coming to you from northern ontario, one - church. i'm coming to you from northern ontario, one of - church. i'm coming to you from northern ontario, one of the i no

and ontario, canada. we only scratched the surface of the cruelty at these schools just how bad was it. yeah, thank you for having me. this is really as bad as you can imagine, quite frankly, there is sexual, physical, emotional, and psychological abuse that went on for multiple generations over a 150 years. there's also horrible nutrition experiments that the government led against indigenous people to see how children could survive on the bare minimum food requirements, as well as dr. here, rice found in the early 20th century that you're actually more likely to die in a residential school than you were on the front line of either world war one or world war 2 for the canadian armed forces. so there's a whole host of very horrific things that happened at the school, especially like institutions seeing and residential school in northern ontario actually had an electric chair, and the church has refused to give over documents. what went on at that school? my goodness does, does, does all of this because th

here in canada, especially in quebec, hearts are still hardened. the battle continues, the prayers continue. >> the conservative party and canada says they do not want to reopen the debate over abortion, but several dozen of its elected officials are lobbying against it. >> let's turn to where protesters have stormed the parliament building in the eastern city of tubruq. according to local media, several television channels have said that protesters have managed to penetrate the ill doing. tb channels also showed images of nick columns of black smoke -- thick columns of black smoke. the world health organization is calling on authorities to do more to interrupt the transmission of monkeypox. france 24's treacy jackson has more. >> the world health organization is calling for urgent action in the fight against monkeypox, with over 4000 confirmed cases, europe is at the epicenter of the outbreak. that figure has trouble -- has tripled in less than two weeks. world health organizations are urged to take action as -- takes a foothold. >> i am calling o

it was one of the largest in canada. let's listen. >> i am deeply sorry. sorry for the ws in which, regrettably, many christians supported the colonizing mentality of the powers that o pressed the indigenous peoples. i am sorry. i ask forgiveness in particular for the ways in which many members of the church and regious communities cooperated, not least through their indifference, on projects of cultural destruction and forced assimilation, promoted by the governments of that time, which culminated in a system of residential schools. [applause] marianna: it was an emotional moment for the thousands of indigenous people gathered to hear the long-awaited apology. many in the crowd, survivors of abuse at residential schools. the visit stirred mixed emotions across canada as crystal frazier exains. crystal: not all indigenous people or survivors agreed with this visit. many do not believe that the pope should be here, that this is not going to be sincere and genuine, but for many people including myself, this might be a next step that could facilitate some hea

jon: let's use canada as another example. the canadian economics team this week predicted that we will see a recession in this country come the second and third quarter of next year. the fact that on this jobs friday, we are still looking at a very robust jobs market, does that act as the potential cushion for economies around the world when it comes to if we end up defining something as a mild recession or something deeper? parks i wouldn't hang my hat on the idea that today's job numbers, the great elixir of what is coming down the road. the reality of this is a lagging indicator that there is something you want to hang your hat on, look at banks that are still willing to make loans. that tends to lead outright loan making by few quarters. that number is pretty high. banks are still willing to make loans at a high level. to me, that is something that could make a buffer of sorts. what's going to happen to the united states in the next few quarters. again, i would add there is a confluence of factors that suggests things cou

let's cross live night to ryan co slide from the ontario bean growers association in canada. it's good to have you in the program. just 1st of all the things that we're witnessing now do you expect the protest in canada to become larger? yeah, i think certainly as we start to examine further the government's plans to have any kind of nitrogen or fertilizer reduction policies, there's going to be a lot of sentiment and worry about what that might mean for the bottom line of these producers. but at this point, i think there's been a lot of vague innuendos about what might be rolled out. so at this point, we're kind of waiting and consulting if we look at them or perhaps drastic dutch law of proposed the mission cuts that has seen intense opposition from european farmers. do you think canada, whatever stick to follow that approach and it's not perhaps where a lot of nervousness, frustration on indeed anger is coming from. yeah, i think that not only would it just be like hesitate in proceeding for production practice in ontario or canada, but at the same time too, i think people

. >>> and pope francis has traveled to canada, where he's expected to apologize to indigenous groups for generations of traumas. >>> and why this could be the most consequential week of the summer for wall street investors. let's get started. etteth "early today" starts ri now. >> good morning. >>> the yosemite fire national park fire has skploesed. it's burned over 13,000 acres as high temperatures, wind, and dry conditions help fuel the flames. the blaze is now the largest in the state, and the plumes of smoke are so massive they can be seen from the international space station. governor newsom declared an emergency and more than 6,000 residents have been forced to evacuate at least six structures totaled and five damaged so far. >> more than 2,000 firefighters are fighting the raging inferno, but so far the massive fire is zero percent contained and a massive heatwave across the country is not only making it harder to contain those wildfires, they're proving to be a threat of their own. we have more on these dangerous temperatures. >> reporter: the nation's wheatlong heatwave scor

hope frances is due to make a long awaited apology to members of canada as indigenous groups. on monday, the 1st nations community has demanded the catholic church, fess up to its role in the physical, mental and sexual abuse of children at school facilities. it was contracted to run as late as the 970 s or the church is pushed back for decades on calls for a people apology in canada. until now. the tiny, mostly indigenous village of mask watches is buzzing to make way for the pope. and the expected apology right here from the head of the catholic church. frances has already acknowledged the churches shocking indifference to indigenous life and culture at schools where the church was once contracted to teach and nurture 1st nations children. many like bruce cut, knife or taken from their parents, taken from their traditions and language, cut knife now lives outside edmonton, a 100 kilometers up the road from where his school once stood. and the majority of us to speak english. and we didn't understand teacher. and sometimes we didn't respond properly for which you would be sla

but the fact it was found in the us and not canada makes it even more rare. and why it's expected to fetch between $5.00 and $8000000.00 when it goes up for auction in new york on thursday. canada, like many other countries as a strict restriction on fossils being exported from the country to a dinosaur like this would not be allowed out of canada because it was found in the us. that means we can actually sell it. and that is part of what makes it this dinosaur so rare. now, who possibly could buy this? well, it could be anybody because it's an open auction. so it could be a university, perhaps a research institute, most likely it will be a wealthy private buyer. who could then loan it to a museum or keep it in their private collection. and for many paleontologist, the uncertainty of who might buy this rare artifact. as many researchers worried, there are not very many specimens of gorgeous stores. all the others are in museums . and one more being sold, you might say, oh, well it's only one, but if there's only a few, right, that's a lot of information that

pope francis arriving in canada to apologize to its indigenous peoples. three survivors meeting the pope at the airport. representing the thousands who were abused at catholic run residential schools sanctioned by the government francis will visit the site of this former residential school what is it like to be back here? where i met debora josephine smalls smalls went to the school >> there's a lot of little spirits in this building >> do you all feel them >> you feel it, and you walk lightly >> reporter: events that never left smalls or her ancestors, represented by the empty chair. >> my hearing was totally destroyed by my grade five teacher. i was sexually molested here by a priest received a reparation payment from the government but is not healed the pope is coming to say he's sorry is that enough >> for me, it probably would have meant more to the people that are not here you know, because they're the ones that suffered more than like than i did. >> reporter: 150,000 indigenous children were forced to attend the schools over a century. 6,000 died t

and i was taken actually 7 years for the pope to come to canada and actually make this apology if he does make it today. this actually fulfills one of the 94 calls action, which survivors over 6000 actually participated in this process across the country . and all of this built into 94 costs action that we were supposed to answer as canadians and variety of institutions. but one of them was to have the folks come over and actually do an apology on canadian soil. so i'm happy that might be checked off today, as you can say. that's really, i think the 1st step and a long process. and again, why didn't this happen 7 years ago is i think really important question to ask. but is this all the people are going to get and apology? thanks. sorry. that's what they do. i think a little too late at this time. i think a lot of people want to follow up with the real action that the vatican and pope can do with the powers that they have. the main one i think is opening up the archive for researchers like myself and other historians to actually find the truth about what happened in the schools and w

canada to the united states from canada to the united states now. the american actor will smith has reiterated his apology to chris rock after he slapped him on stage at the oscars in march. in his first public statement for three months, smith said he had reached out to rock, but the comedian had said he was not yet ready to talk. there is no part of me that thinks that was the right way to behave, in that moment. there's no part of me that thinks that's the optimal way to handle a feeling of disrespect or insults. and finally, a good news story of mili, the puppy who journeyed across the atlantic in a container and survived for a total of a0 days without food and water. gail maclellan reports. this is mili, short for milagro — miracle in spanish. her ordeal clearly far behind her, she is happy, healthy, and even has a job. she arrived in panama after a 20—dayjourney across the atlantic in a sealed container, which was then stored outside in the sun for a further 20 days before it was opened and she was discovered. translation: one of the areas

francis is traveling through canada until the end of the week. for some, the fact that the 85 year old is taking this journey on at all, is already proof of his sincere repentance. for others, the pope's pilgrimage is only just the 1st step ah, and his reminder of the top story that we're following for you out as our european energy ministers. the meeting today to discuss reducing gas consumption. russia says it will soon cut gas supplies through it's and we'll see pipeline to just 20 percent of capacity. flames maintenance and sanctions. ukraine's president says russia is now waging open world on europe, and that's when we have time to pull you up to date coming out. next. our current affairs documentary series close up. now, don't forget, you can always find more news around the clock on our website. that's d, w dot com, foreign social media apps, d, w i, monique gibson, the can, and thanks so much for watching. ah, we're all set to go vo. yes, citizenship. and we're all live as we take on the we're all about the story.

it still has a huge footprint in into just communities, in fact, across canada. just like across the world, but the, the, the number of integers, catholics that will have a great investment in this visit will be significant, significant enough that you'll notice it, but it is residential school survivors. those who are impacted by the schools run by the catholic church, funded by the canadian government, who are probably the most interested in this visit. there was a study that done our commission held over 6 years here in canada, which was the reconciliation commission. and it called for the pope, specifically to visit canada and to apologize for the churches roland schools. hug . francis had initially resisted calls for an outright apology. has that changed at all over time and, and what are we expecting him to say on this trip? the amount of public pressure on the pope since the original call from the truth reconciliation commission. it's been 6 years or 6 years since that call has been made. and the original call called for the pope to come to canada within o

jay gray, nbay will join a flight from canada with more on the historic visit and what it could mean for the pontiff's future in the vatican. >>> prices at the pump are still going down heavily this morning, we will talk about the reason for the decline and how much lower we can expect them to get. >>> this is one thing not going down, the price of beer. what some consumers are doing to avoid breaking the bank when they >>> welcome back. we look at the san jose 280 coming towards us, 17 880 crossing the screen, and in the right corner is the city college where you get education going on about where we are geographically. now let's check in with contessa. >> good morning i am contessa brewer from cnbc. wall street to open higher as investors gear up for the busiest week of earnings season. in another interest rate hike from the federal reserve. the markets falling friday but so positive for the week dow jones up 2%, s&p up 2.6% and the nasdaq up more than 3%. and reports on housing consumer confidence, durable goods, and inflation. and the fed begins the two day meeting tomorrow and i

ah, pope frances has made a long wasted apology in person to indigenous groups in canada. first nations and other communities have long demanded the catholic church, a tone for its role in the physical, mental and sexual abuse of children at residential schools at the church had resisted coals for a papal apology in canada. until now, the quest for forgiveness led the head of the catholic church to moscow. cheese were memories of one of the darkest chapters in the history of the church. still echo today. visa, verizon, for the money i asked for forgiveness for the ways in which many christians regrettably adopted the colonizing mentality of the powers that oppressed the indigenous peoples. dance yet go pretty me and i look waivers. indeed. mask or cheese is the sight of one of the infamous residential schools church or on boarding schools, where it is estimated. 150000 indigenous children were forcibly educated, torn from their families and cultural context. many became victims of physical and sexual violence. thousands of them died from abuse within a system that lasted i

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. >>> it is the first full day of the pope's historic visit to canada. hear why some are calling it an apology tour. >>> it's the moment these boaters won't forget. a whale breaching and landing on a boat. what experts are saying about the encounter and how the whale is doing this morning. >>> and our parent company's marvel division out with a whole bunch of announcements over the weekend, including the trailer for the "black panther" sequel. what it reveals about "wakanda forever." it's monday, july 25th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good monday morning, everyone. good monday marvel morning. >> yes. >> there was so much that came out on this, too. there's wakanda. it's a superhero world because it's comic-con. also dwayne "the rock" johnson and the d.c. universe's "black adam." there was a new trailer that was released for that. looking forward to that movie as well. >> everybody is losing their minds right now. >> yeah, they really are. you know, that was one of my favorite out of all the marvel cinematic universes, that

and pope process apologize for the abuse of indigenous children and catholic schools in canada, saying the church cooperated and cultural destruction ah, i'm on your campus mckinnon. thanks so much for joining us. european energy ministers are meeting today to agree on a plan to cut gas consumption and reduce the blocks dependence on russian gas supplies. and this debate between e u countries over whether the reduction targets should be mandatory, but gas use is already being throttled with russia saying it's cutting flows through the node stream one pipeline to just 20 percent of its normal capacity. moscow's blaming the cut on repair works and sanctions that germany rejects that, excuse, maintenance, work or warfare via pipeline. berlin's has gas problems move to further tighten the screws on gas supplies comes as no surprise, while the russian energy giants has the reduction is down to servicing a turbine. european politicians believe moscow may cut off gas as political leverage. this is noticed my. they don't even have the guts to say, we are waging an economic war with you. we are

a successful counter offensive could mock a turning point. pope francis begins a visit to canada where he said to apologize to indigenous people for abuses by missionaries at residential schools. as part of the catholic church efforts to reconcile with native communities add in formula one, charlotte clare squanders yet another whole position as he spins out of the french grand prix and title, rival max must happen, takes full advantage. ah, i am told me or lady ball, welcome to the program. we began with the war in ukraine where the country's military is now mounting a counter offensive in the southern house on region, which fell to russian forces early in the invasion. president, validate as the landscape has vowed to take back the region and says his troops are advancing, step by step. but the ukrainians are still outgunned by russian forces and urgently need more advanced weapons from the west. and if they do succeed at could give them momentum to make further gains. the ravages of war have left this village uninhabited, except for a few stray pets and these ukrainian fighters as t

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i don't mechanical from the formative indigenous studies at trent university in canada. thanks so much again. well, days, almost done, but the conversation continues online. you can find some twitter either at t w users calling me at i'm good with with with doing spoil moving despite to paraplegia mean possible by a decade of the development researchers from switzerland to present a new spinal implant. will the ground breaking device change lives after paralysis tomorrow? today? next on dw one, medicinal plums of indigenous people. today, a multi $1000000.00 business for corporation. devion others are goldman true discovers the left and 200 international agreements now to strengthen them. right. which is not really held against bio piracy with d w one. ah, india, a land of contrasts of ambitions of inequality. 75 years ago, mahatma gandhi peacefully led the country to independence with what has remained of his vision. where does the world so called the largest democracy stand? where is india headed? this is the moment to unleash on on violet bars. gandhi's legacy starts

>> coming up here in canada, raj, there certainly is. there has been a lot of a push towards changing the culture of hockey. i think it's basically as you said it's mostly a white sport. canadians are mostly white. i mean, when you -- we're the ones that dominate the sport. one of the reasons we dominate the sport is because the sport is so expensive to play. the economics comes into it. you are seeing more of a stride here in canada to get indigenous players in, to get people of color playing and women playing. women playing in canada is quite strong, but also get them in positions of influence in the game. not just playing the game, but positions where you can open the door for other people. you know, it's for mike grier you heard him say it. he's got a huge responsibility. he feels when you get your foot in the door, open it so you can let somebody else come in as well as you. for mike, it's a responsibility. his first job and it's going to be his first job is to get the sharks back to being a contender. overall, yeah, hockey is looki

and your a po francis is apologized to members of canada. indigenous communities for abuses committed by catholic priests government commission, found that generations of indigenous children suffered physical and sexual abuse in state funded schools run by the catholic church. since last may authorities have discovered hundreds of unmarked graves at school sites across canada. for decades, the church of pushed back against calls for the paypal apology until now is an excerpt from the pope's apology and its translation to the indigenous groups who attended. mc winter and tuesday, this forget ill be murdered. i am here because the 1st step of my penitential pilgrimage among you is that of again asking forgiveness of telling you once more that i am deeply sorry. sorry. sorry for the ways in which regrettably many christians supported the colonizing mentality of the powers that oppressed indigenous peoples. i am sorry. i asked forgiveness. we get more on this from a don cascade, who teaches the department of indigenous studies at canada, said trent university, welcome to d. w. and how bad

begin to visit to canada, where he said to apologize to indigenous peoples for abuses by missionaries at residential schools. it's part of the catholic church as efforts to reconcile with native communities. and in for me, the one shot the clear squanders yet another pole position. as he spins out, the french grown pre opening the door for tidal rival max for stepping to stroll toward another window. ah anatomy. how'd welcome. we begin with the boy in ukraine, where the country's military is now mounting a offensive in the southern hassan region, which fell to russian forces. early in the invasion. president vladimir zalinski has vowed to take back the region and says his troops are advancing, step by step, but the ukrainians are still outgunned by russian forces and urgently need more advanced weapons from the west. the ravages of war have left this village uninhabited, except for a few stray pets and these ukrainian fighters as they wait for the order to begin. ukraine's promised pushback towards the strategically and symbolically important city of harrison. currently, under russian

repairing was sent to siemens and germany. germany sent it to canada, canada, no, we're not returning it because it's sanction, as of all the issues being driven from the western end of the propaganda is the somehow in russia is using energy as a weapon. when, when did that happen? well, a demon, i mean, the real political weapon here has been sanctions. the only thing that's really changed with russian energy policy, b, b, europe, is that the russian said this, the base of started charging in rubles, which it makes perfect sense because of the sanctions and the, and then those swift system, russia being shut out. i mean, if they continued paying in dollars or euro's it would just be frozen in confiscated. so i mean, that's the only significant change. and we all of the uproar over north stream one . well it's, it's back in business. ok. most of the gas is flowing again. i mean, it doesn't really make any sense to me what they want to do, and there is no unity in the european union. so what is russia supposed to do? these are the, the, the, you have to deal with independent and in the

that's despite canada, finally deciding to deliver a vital turbine for the route previously hung up because of western sanction. yet another florida vision were. busy american and 777 houses. we're based here. you have a number of shells. these the powder judge candace is all bud bye, looks direct impact. archie examines abandoned ukrainian army positions on former don bassett, front lines of key and forces. retreat westward from outside is americans was spending a lot of money in the water resources. we get to have another unit as a us congresswoman that demands more tracking of military weaponry. being sent to ukraine cubes says she's seeking to hinder aid to the country. m u. s. continues its usual narrative, blaming russia for all the world's crises, including the one and now in sri lanka, ignoring the fact that the south asian country was gripped by economic turmoil long before the ukraine conflict with broadcasting lab. direct my studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. right now. berlin should prepare for a potential permanent