and now shelling, but here the east fort.d there are leaflets that were found in 2019. yes, this is the so-called vegetation projectile, which was found in the fortress. imagine 2.000 in 2019. yes, he lay there for so many years, and so these are precisely the leaflets, as if these were written. we used and ali party member's statement besides the leaflets there are also so many finds here in the fort area eg the history of the banner we want to hear because it's just amazing how it was discovered. today it is indeed the relic of the entire memorial. but the fact is that you see the banner - this is, well, the most important thing. the most valuable thing that the fighters must save and from the memories it is known that they tried to break through and carry it out, well, the breakthroughs were unsuccessful , one of the servicemen and quite antonov wrote, that major gavrilov ordered e, hide us, and destroy the documents and the order. i complied, as he wrote memoirs of documents of shock, but the banner hid the chimney on the

we are filming in parallel in several locations at once, our new point is the east fort defense expositiontalk with our wonderful hosts and find out how the shooting goes. because somewhere you want to cry and it hurts a lot in your soul, but in another place it’s joyful and you understand that there is a peaceful sky above our head and therefore we must say, many thanks to those who were in the forty-first. here we cannot but touch upon the fate of major gavrilova, this is the last defender of the brest fortress, which i shot back, when the bombs had already been dropped into the fortress, when he had survived the artistic shelling and what was his fate after the war, he went through the war on skis. but we will talk about this in our story, the key to the success of our story. it is often absolutely quiet with this room. let's have a jelly snack. so the final day of our filming of the facial program is coming to an end. i was able to touch the heroic story of the defense of the brest fortress, which echoes in the heart of every belarusian. watch our holiday special on the morning of 9 ma

but damn it, not everyone survived recently , signs began to appear on the walls of the east fort.ject team resorted to the help of the brest military historical club garrison, we must prove this is the norm for the atmosphere. yes , how do you write something, for example, muffled light. enthusiasts of various professions have thoroughly studied the history of the defense of the fortress and annually become participants in the reconstruction, on june 22, the case when light matters when creating a television product , no trifles are created by the team , but for the masses for everyone who turns on the first button, on may 9 there are a lot of picturesque plans . everything is real. very beautiful. that is, where they turn the camera is already beautiful. and so, as we took more, but very cool lenses are cinema lenses. we will have a picture. just juicy beautiful to it took years to restore historical justice, but the defenders of the brest fortress. they started talking seriously only at the end of the fifties, when the writer sergei sergeevich smirnov began to search for and col

dallas is where the east, fort worth where the west begins.and colin, what i have been talking to them what they are passionate about may i sit next to you. >> sure. >> interesting, i said to cole, most people with education indoctrination are kids. you are still at tcu you are juniors why is this issue important to you. >> it's mainly because we see it affecting the college kids. pride in america is all-time low and no shocker when you have college students talk about america being a racist nation. you can't have pride in the country if you grew up believing they are racist. >> will: you say you see it in your fellow college students that essential liver they are the products of this indoctrination. collin, you were saying have you younger siblings as well that's why it's important to you. >> yeah younger siblings and cousins come home and tell us what they are learning about cole saying we are a racist country and not something we want to be telling our youth and raising them on not a proud country and not something we should be teaching our

soldiers initiative sausage and the recruiter at the end of the day about 80000 soldiers that forts in east africa, in north africa, and in some smaller episodes in europe. of those uh, most, regrettably about 2 and a half 1000 lost their lives. and why do you think african benjamin scott's involved in this war to begin with? well, let us remember that in 1940, there were no independent countries in africa. the entire continental us up divided into colonial territories and an african peoples didn't have a site that didn't have a choice that didn't have a political representation. and they were mostly recruited um to make up for like all of like volunteers that what operating welcomes, but there was a lot of racial lipstick, prejudiced against them around mostly use him in mimeo rolls to a restaurant spot to assist in preparing motor vehicles areas between us to be cooks. so segregation, especially the racism, obviously continued throughout the time of world war 2. it, it less, but i guess you have a, you said legacy that the, the african soldiers that came back with flawless or not. and the

over the east bay volunteers also prepped the lafayette hillside memorial fort memorial days vigil on monday. east bay congressman mark to sign it will speak during the service the memorial was first created back in 2006 by a small group of people who decided to build a tribute for those who died in iraq. the vigil volunteers included a group of bay area boy scouts. >> our work is to help preserve this so everyone can see it and what their legacy was. >> organizers say the events will help remember the ultimate sacrifice and reflect on consequences of war. that memorial is open to everyone and starts at 5:30 p.m.. it is located across from the lafayette bart station. developing news out of washington tonight where there is some long awaited out of capitol hill. lawmakers say a deal has been reached in debt ceiling talks. house speaker kevin mccarthy is not going into details other than characterizing the agreement as worthy of the american public. here is allison classic. >> after weeks of negotiations and just days before a potential default republicans say they have reached an agree

that disturbed weather in this central mediterranean breezy conditions. fort northern tunisia, coach of storms, just off the east coast of south africa. i think that could generate some showers for kazoo luna, top province, and same goes for southern mozambique and la poto today on wednesday. see later. ah, the jump into the stream head percent of the population globally is responsible for about 15 percent of carbon emissions joined the debate. people have already lost their life. people, how close to that culture, the people, how close down conditions have your say, want to broaden this conversation by bringing more voices into it. live on you to people commenting. i want the whole world to know that jackie are not headed directly over through this with the powers that be this stream on the al jazeera. ah ah ah. hello again. the top stories on al jazeera, this, our iran is president, but i aimed at e. c. has landed in the syrian capital damascus. it's the 1st visit by an iranian president since the outbreak of syria's war president at r e. c said he is ready to cooperate with syria in rebuilding the country. on

fort against you, them. and you tell the troops in the middle east and africa, although the u. k. and us recognize shells, the goal as the head of the for you friends. they occasionally reminded him that he was not a full fledged ally. the way to i checked the book, i was almost like the irish and i, you know, coming easy this book on these. i sense lloyd. well, you know, so that's why i buy these. you know, to buy this list. you're welcome. but previous people move on, pound little so big that we see a to relate to your costs. you did he come is on said they difficult a legal research thing. they need to have that on this. most of you know, i didn't know that is emily. i'm on the i didn't know them all. no, no, no, not going to the cost for that. mine is cited and we'll pack beautiful video firms as above a past due balance of he looked at the latest. did they, me just don't count the out the particle tech so they can always use of the take care of extended, you know, a new case. it's, i'm, is, it's got a, you know, i'm on the new man now. on a vacation group was phone from the b

nging the troops by boat to fort monroe and then marching the peninsula to arichmond the south east, and to begin with actually went really well with lots of help from union. quatermass star montgomery maggs, among others. in march 1862, mcclellan manages to transport this enormous army and all that came with it to fort monroe. so in about three weeks they moved 400 plus ships, an estimated 121,000 men, 300 cannons, more than 1000 wagons, 15,000 animals. it just an amazing feat of military. so they there by april 4th they're ready to begin moving up the peninsula but it's when they begin to yorktown that they face problems as they begin to meet resistance this way, mcclellan starts to get worried. and at this point he's got about 55,000 men on the move. there are only 13,000 confederates at this point. and the beginning of their campaign around yorktown. but mcclellan, you know, and you know this about him already, he always thinks he's outnumbered and john magruder, who's the confederate commander at yorktown in this early part of the campaign, he famously plays on fears by march, h

with that disturbed weather in the central mediterranean breezy conditions. fort northern tunisia, coach of storms, just off the east coast of south africa. i think that could generate some showers for ca, zulu natal province, and same goes for southern mozambique, and my po to day on wednesday, see you later. ah, ah, a fishing town in synagogue losing it dishonest to their dreams of a better life. and we're going to do some work. it's because synagogue doesn't offer opportunities. al jazeera well tells the story of a community hates by a wave of immigration and needs the women left behind. i lost my husband, i also love vinegar. we don't off the scene on al jazeera. ah ah, mm ah ah ah, welcome back to watching al jazeera, i'm nestle's usa here and dar. ha, let's remind you about top stories. ron's president abraham racy, has landed in the syrian capital, damascus. it's the 1st visit by an iranian president since the outbreak of serious war present, right? you see says he is ready to cooperate with syria and rebuilding the country least a 109 people have been killed and flooding and land slides through heavy rains i

forts contain drug dealbusideare dema where the yo accountable. >>> police are investigating the stabbing death of a 10-year-old girl in east oakland. it happened at an apartment complex on bancroft avenue monday afternoon. police say they detained a possible suspect. they did not discuss a possible motive for the killing but did confirm that two knew each other. >>> a big shakeup in the a's broadcast booth. nbc sports is cutting ties with the teams longtime play-by-play announcer following a two week suspension. during a may 5 oakland a's telecast, glen kuiper , a longtime a's tv voice, appear to use the letter and word. it cost him his job. he has been doing a's games for 20 years. >>> in a new development surrounding the pregnant controversy in los angeles. the dodgers organization is now apologizing and extending a re-invitation to the sisters of perpetual indulgence. initially, the invitation to the l.a. chapter of the sisters was rescinded due to pressure from catholic organizations. however, the group has accepted the apology and intends to attend the event. the sisters of perpetual indulgence, known for their parity performa

loved grace if we're fort . meanwhile, a prominent south african politician has slammed the west for its failure to arrest those responsible for western war crimes. in the middle east and a tv interview, he pressed the reporter over the futile search for weapons of mass destruction used as a pretext to invade iraq. the remarks prompted the journalists to wrap up the discussion and switch the topics to south africa in domestic affairs. instead how many. a kids have, you'll count the equipment that didn't get up. how many clubs everyone as well, so we'll go to dave clement that didn't come up. got his bug. have you out of steps . where are the weapons of mass destruction tony play? went to your dock and clamped about the weapons of mass destruction. do, do you see a nipple deep standing against that? in the united kingdom and breton, we know what the law is about. the secretary general 10, russia and ukraine. we want peace, that's what is important, so that i'd love to come to live attorney and law professor andre thomas. housing says the consequences of western had gemini and colonialism are still felt in africa today. the problem is of democracy, english, science,

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

there is rain to come, several inches for east coast of florida as area of low pressure lingers off the coast. this is not good, memorial day wash out. >> ashley: fort lauderdale just got hammered with rin. >> jessica: epic, historic rainfall. >> ashley: flooded part of the airport. >> todd: good for fleet week. they are used to it. >> janice: i will bring in fleet week tomorrow. >> todd: tim scott roaring into the 2024 race and prepares to hit the trail in iowa and new hampshire. we do not live in a nation of grievance, we live in a nation of greatness. you can be optimistic, but strong. >> ashley: the ladies of "the view" respond to scott's message. >> until he is the wolf, he can stop talking about -- >> clarence thomas thomas syndrome. >> ashley: talking about it with tomi lahren. don't go anywhere. with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. retinol overnight means... the smoothing benefits of retinol. are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days. gold bond. champion your skin. (bridget) with thyroid eye disease i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for year

flight routes up and down the east coast, from its demand center in virginia the agency is monitoring storms in florida, warning of delays in tampa, orlando, palm beach, and fort lauderdale. >> as far as the risk to the memorial day weekend it's looking good. >> reporter: still busy at reagan international airport. airfare has gone down by 26% in the last year, the average domestic round trip ticket this weekend, $273. but get this, internationala airfare jumped by 50%. the average international round trip this weekend $1,300. the big tip from travel experts, try to book the first flight out if you can, that minimizes your chance of cancellations or delays. pete munteen, cnn, reagan national airport. >>> okay, much more to come here on "cnn newsroom," including a look at how florida governor ron desantis is taking aim at former president trump, his competitor for the presidential nomination. >>> plus, rescuers are no longer looking for survivors at a bombed out medical facility in ukraine, the latest on the russian attack in dnipro. >>> ukraine's top commander posts a new online video with the possible message about the upcoming counteroffensive. you'll want t

east coast. from its command center in virginia, the agency is monitoring storms in florida, warning of delays in tampa, orlando, palm beach, and fort lauderdale. >> as far as the rest for memorial day weekend, looking pretty good v. >> reporter: despite all its demand, air hopper has gone down. the average domestic round trip ticket, $273. but get this. international airfare has jumped by 50%. the average price for round trip this weekend, 1, $300. the big tip from traffic experts oop, try to book the first flight out if you can that minimizes your chance of cannes lags or delays. pete muntean, cnn, reagan national airport. >>> there will be more drivers on the road this weekend, but it will cost drives less to get to destinations. cnn's brian todd reports. >> reporter: at this bp station in mclean, virginia, pleasant surprises at the pump. >> i am surprised because everything else is going up a lot more. i guess gas prices have been kind of stable. >> for the past one year, i think the prices are a little bit better for the citizen. >> reporter: the cost of your holiday road trip at least behind the wheel is lower this year. gas p

east coast. from its command center in virginia the agency is monitoring storms in florida, warning of delays in tampa, orlando, palm beach, and fort as the rest of the memorial day weekend it's look pretty good. >> still pretty busy here at reagan national airport, and despite all this demand travel site hopper says airfare has actually gone down by 26% in the last year. the average domestic round-trip ticket this weekend, $273. but get this. international airfare has jumped by 50%. the average international round trip this weekend, $1300. the big tip from travel expert, try to book the first flight out if you can. that minimizes your chance of cancellations or delays. pete muntean, cnn, reagan national airport. >>> in missouri the body of a nun who died about four years ago is showing a mysterious lack of decomposition. her remains were exhumed as part of a plan to move her body to its final resting place inside a local benedictine monastery. matt evans from cnn affiliate knbc with more on what some are calling a miracle. >> reporter: the usual peaceful sounds at the benedictines of mary queen of apostles monastery have been repl