everyone rubs it for good luck, the chief architect of somin linna was also her chief casanova at onee. there were legends about his modesty, indifference to chic outfits and immodest, completely indifferent attitude. we have snow all because his legitimate, wife could not stand it. i left my unfaithful husband on the islands of a remote province so unloved by her. the swedish kingdom could not stand the secular lioness of serf morals. these tools appeared here at the end of the 19th century. after the anglo-french fleet tried to capture the then russian fortress during the crimean campaign, the sviaborg resisted, but in case of a new attack, they decided to upgrade the fortress cannons. once, formidable artillery of the swedish-finnish fortress with viaborg somin, lina is now free an attraction for shouting a cannon and spinning the wheels of mechanisms, you don’t have to pay money next to these powerful guns, you can feel like a real soldier of this legendary fortification, which just a couple of centuries ago was called northern kibraltar, that is, a very important territory, a for

her name is eugenia casanova. she recently fled her town of kornivaka in ukraine.you here. i wonder if you could talk about your hometown life that forced you to flee. >> my hometown was always a peaceful town, and now it's fully destroyed by russian soldiers. our houses are burned, our hospitals are ruined. my school is ruined, and, actually, there is a lockout for this ten days of war. we have no lights, no electricity, no water, no gas, no internet connection or any connection to the outside world, and i'm really glad that my family and i managed to evacuate from this -- from this -- >> yeah. you're running for your lives. can you describe what that escape was like? because that can be very dangerous. >> yes. ukranian soldiers saved us. they had us run to a point where we would find food and water, and it was really dangerous, and when we arrived in the location point, i was trying not to look. i really didn't want to see all the destruction. i didn't want to see corpses lying on the ground, but i still saw everything and i was terrified. >> you must have been.

on the soto side and the casanova side with a few coming in the mid 1800's from the canary islands, but the rest back further than you can uncover through the internet. so when teddy roosevelt comes up on that san juan hill and you have the spanish american war, my relative, my ancestors were already there for an unknown and distant amount of time. and i also see representative wild. thank you for being here as well from pennsylvania. pennsylvania is in the house. so when i think about the turn of the 20th century, my ancestors, some of whom i got to meet like my great grandmother, altagracia casanova who still farmed when i was a kid, they became citizens by statute. and then my great grandparents, they had draft cards. they went and served in world war i. the first shots of world war i were fired off the coast of san juan as the germans attempted to enter the caribbean. from there, we saw my grandparents stationed in place in the caribbean and south america during world war ii. we know of the great fame people serving in those wars as well as korea. this has been earned in service, in

alexandra casanova was a fixer for fox news, one of the victims who passed away in the last horrificbeing a woman doing that in the middle of combat. often times in hostile territories that are not respectful of women. >> so i think there are a lot of different questions in that. i think first of all a fixer is usually a local journalist and generally a local, very respected journalist and we hire them to help us do our work, to help us find our footing, help guide us on the stories, translate, they're almost like a producer. but they themselves are often very celebrated journalists, and so none of us could do our work without them. that's very important to realize and to pay tribute to them. i think, let's see, what was the second question, i'm sorry. >> how do you go on the ground, and find yourself in the middle of it, and snap that image? >> well, it's generally a lot of their guidance helping us. i can say i have this idea, and then they say, well, these are the options, so it's really a collaborative process. but again, we can't really do anything without their help, and so, yo