and that's where a wrote in fort east for you would be an integration. well, thank you very much for joining us on to the news with those insights such as ukrainian m p. any of her body shock and turning out to some other world news headlines. germany is boosting it's air defenses with an advanced system it has already delivered to crane. the iris t is going into service in northern germany. the system protects against any we drones aircraft. and cruise missiles. european nations has moved to strengthen their defenses. since rushes full scale invasion of ukraine, the turkish president, rector of tyler burton, one has held, talks with egyptian liter abdul fossa, a c c, who is making his 1st visit to ankara in 12 years. they are hoping to mend ties after more than a decade of strain relations. the 2 signed agreements on energy defense and stores on the final reports on the grenville tower. a high rise disaster in london has criticized officials and building firms. it says all 72 desks in the fire in 2017 could have been avoided. prime minister, cure storm

the capital of east prussia, the city of königsberg, was the largest and most fortified fortress in europe. for eight centuries, the germans surrounded the city with fortsalls, pillboxes and other fortifications. hitler called königsberg an impregnable bastion of the german spirit. the nazi command attached an important symbolic meaning to the defense of this stronghold. it was here, in east prussia, a school of german officers arose. from here the unification of the german lands once began. for many germans, the loss of this region was tantamount to the loss of germany itself. one of the soviet officers who took part in the storming of koenigsberg. the country of kozimat, a city, a reinforced concrete fist, covered in fog and mist, soaked in poison, filled with gunpowder and iron, the fortress city of koenigsberg, the center of prussian militarism. east prussia - the territory of the former tefton order, everyone believed rightly that the entire military spirit, or as they said, in modern kaliningrad, many historical monuments have been preserved that remind us of the april battles of 1945. in the kaliningrad... regional historical and art museum , a t

. >> hundreds of homes in the east bay 101 years later, berkeley officials announced that they're intensifying e forts to try and protect the community from suffering again from such a devastating tragedy. kron four's terisa stasio has details now on the measures that berkeley officials say they're taking. >> officials took this unique step of unveiling a photograph that they're hoping that will make an impact to drive home. the point of fighting wildfires in the community. >> it destroyed everything in its path. >> now displayed prominently at berkeley city hall city officials hope this vintage photographs showing the aftermath of the 1923 blaze that tore through the east bay city. we'll remind residents of what happened and prompt them to what can be done to try and prevent another catastrophe. this is an extraordinary image of the devastation. >> and the ruins of the 1923 and with this photograph be reminded that we must work together so that history does not repeat itself. and imagine. >> the fire going from the hills all the way down to shattuck avenue. i think that just illustrates that the thre

his way to the east coast of china developing to its strongest report, teaches at fort reaches the coast. however, inland in china is cooling, dire, and this is cloud or rain develops anyway. and that's the same story in joan gang and saw pure and young kind of reco breaking the high temperature as well for september. significant reading from northern havasu seems a possibility, but you can see where the line is needed. see where this movement is. hong kong is going to see it, increasing the humidity and the sun, the storms. not all the monitoring chop is withdrawing that census. it has to create circulations as it withdrawal, so whether your head a $190.00 millimeters, this it for flooding, 140 percent of what you expect for the whole month in one day. what is a warning for magic pradesh? does not warrant for ortho production as well, and rather worrying the circulation if i could developing very close to bangladesh and westbank goal was a journey through every story. every step is a narrative, a separation of what we can choose when to reach the welcome, to submit an extra re designed

east coast. the economic resistance in a rock militant brit attacks and major is really fort withdrawal, leading to pick a wounded plus my 2 cousins and my father were killed. and another cousin is still in critical condition and hospital is really strikes into a lab. and on show little sign of roland thing with over 70 civilians reportedly killed and hundreds more with it on wednesday or correspondence of the latest from both sides of the book. because as we can see, these really strikes are aimed at residential areas and buildings where civilians live among the dead are children and women civilians. this is the aftermath of his fellows attack. we are now in case he ought to be out like a peaceful and picturesque place, but has faced a barrage of rock inspired by 11 on base the militant girl. the, this is our teacher now still, my name's you know, neil on 30 minutes of news and views and starts not in. russia could be forced to use non conventional weaponry in response to an attack by no mutual or state box, buy a new killer armed one. that's the suggestion on the table at the kremlin where pre

for them if a strike happens, those vessels will land in the east coast and will likely be forced to wait offshore for the fortss that mean for all of the goods. that means the goods have to wait offshore to be unloaded as well. what commodities could be impacted by this strike? well, take a look. it includes petroleum, pharmaceuticals, vehicles and vehicle parts. those are the top imports into the ports that will be most affected by a strike. stuart, the auto industry is very concerned. the president of the auto care association tells fox business that the after-market industry alone generates more than $392 billion each year, and he adds this, quote: with the potential to impact more than 4 million automotive after-market jobs, a halt would delay the delivery of critical auto parts leading to shortages that could severely hinder vehicle repairs if and maintenance if across the country. and just this morning, stuart, we got a statement from the ceo of stellantis the, one of the big three automakers here in the u.s. they tell fox business they are closely monitoring the situation at a number of ports and alread

the capital of east prussia, the city of konexberg, was the largest and most well -fortified fortress in europe. for as many as 8 centuries, the germans surrounded the city with fortsful walls, pillboxes and other fortifications. one of the soviet officers who took part in the storming of konexberg later recalled. the country of casimata, the city, a reinforced concrete fist, covered with fog, soaked in poison, filled with gunpowder and iron, the city of the konexberg fortress, of focal militarism. everything genuine here is this luxberg thirty seventh year, here is this earth, bricks, look, metal, some ammunition boxes, i don’t know, a chair lying down or signs, here are the streets of this city’s squares, the embankment, barbed wire, so that those who came here, those who did not see this war, he should smell it , feel, here is the tension of the battle, feel this day, april. day of forty-fifth year, naturally, all this was stored, collected by the museum staff, so that those who come to see this, they could feel, feel what this city cost us. the museum collection presents a rare monument in military history, which has miraculously survived to this day. we have a

east prussia is the largest operation of the red army in terms of ammunition expenditure. on april 6, around midday, the assault units of the red army began an offensive on könexberg. the fortspartially destroyed by artillery shelling, were blocked by the red army soldiers, suppressing enemy fire with self-propelled guns, a flamethrower. to develop the offensive deep into the fortress, the red army urgently needed to suppress german resistance in the remaining forts on the outskirts of the city. the assault on fort no. 5 was especially difficult. even 24 -kilogram shells could not penetrate its walls. on april 6, our assault groups attempted to seize the fort at once, but encountered fierce resistance. the solution was found by lieutenant ivan sidorov of the 175th engineer battalion. on the night of april 7, taking advantage of the fact that the german garrison was hiding on the lower floors, sidorov made his way to the walls of the fort. here he collected two charges from captured mines blew up the wall. the explosion killed 76 german soldiers. the battle in the fort casemates lasted all the following night. and only by morning its garrison, a total of 143 people, capitulat

station hospital at fort scott sundberg near clark field, and a dozen navy nurses on cavity naval base, five navy nurses were stationed at the naval hospital on guam. 600 miles to the east and duty in the tropics consisted of routine nursing duties on wards or in surgery. a busy maternity ward yet ample free time to enjoy the pleasures and adventures of life overseas. but early in 1941, things began to change as more troops came in from the states training stepped up with practice, air raid and blackout drills. the nurses numbers had grown to 105. the possible tree of war was on everyone's mind, but the -- had completely closed off the rest of the mariana islands, even the native people in guam who had over there couldn't visit them. well, now obviously if they were closed off that island, there was something going on over there they didn't want anybody to know about. i was out in the middle of the pacific in the area of the marianas islands. we saw some japanese ships one day and we were ordered to put on our brightest with girls and go on top deck and play that games. whereas all the guys were secreted below and out of sight. news of pearl harbor came as unexpectedly

fort scale means gale force winds and waves that are meters high. they're shared low, but the sea has made the 2 captains friends for life captain o, boost east wouldn't think twice about setting sail in conditions like these but the modern fairy to me, los is much less robust and service has been suspended today. the anyone hoping to get to the neighboring island? we'll have to wait until the winter drops. the in the south of the island. there's a place with barely a breeze. this despite the region, strong winds known as bo tammy. color meets the beach, is a little paradise exuding and almost meditative calm and serenity. the cmos is one of the few remaining unspoiled islands in greece. in total contrast to our final destination, the the mika knows billed as the most expensive island doing grease. up to 8 cruise ships dock. here every day. the narrow streets of the old town are packed with tourists from all over the world. it's a place on everyone's bucket list, it would seem the mika knows town is absolutely beautiful. if only it wasn't so full. but there are places on meeker nose with no crowds or cues the b on the farm. less than 10 kilometers fro

fort myers, also downtown. that is just phase one over this. really extreme situation here tonight on the big band of florida. just easttallahassee, they certainly feel extensive damage expected here to happen in the next few hours. landfall 11, 11:30 o'clock at night eastern time period then phase three is the entire southeast. epic flood is forecast for western north carolina. you see flooding on the way, tornadoes here in atlanta, wind gusts 85, 90 miles an hour possible tomorrow morning to. this thing is it barreling to north. look at the size of. the entire northern part of the state of florida, southeast, this is the hurricane wind here. agency to pushing towards tallahassee. watch as we go overnight tonight , this is tomorrow morning to. hurricane winds in atlanta tomorrow morning, and with all the trees they are, this looks like were so then hurricane opal which was a major disaster in the atlanta area in 1995, and the influence of those over the entire southeast tomorrow morning. then it will taper down by saturday and move up into the midwest. this is a multistage, multistate disaster in the making here. we w

east palo alto jack molmud kron. 4 news. >> happening today, a community rally will gather outside of san francisco unified school district. the man in the district not will forte and closing schools. students, parents advocates say they want to protect small schools which predominantly serve students of color. they demand deeper investments to improve schools and increase enrollment rather than closing or merging schools rally starts at around one 45 pm. still ahead, the morning news. >> local businesses taking advantage of the biggest convention of the year. how much money do forces bring into the city of san francisco? will talk more about that. plus, family members are advocating many answers after a young woman dies sandwiches with jail. why her loved ones safe should never been locked up in the first place and how the city's district attorney is now responding. governor gavin newsom signs 2 bills he says will protect actors in this age of artificial intelligence. >> capitol correspondent wallace. all of a closer look. wallace. all of a closer look. if you're frustrated with occasional bloating or gas... your body's giving you signs, it's time to try align