fort number five, a monument of russian fortification of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, was80 as one of the advanced fortifications of the fortress during two modernizations. the fort was substantially reinforced in 1995 included in the list of historian and cultural values ​​of the republic of belarus on may 31, 1999 became a branch of the memorial complex, the brest fortress hero, the grand opening of the branch took place on may 8, 2000, restoration work on the project of the union state of the mouth was carried out from june 2020 in two stages on january 19, 2021. the weather has taken place, the grand opening of the updated exposition of the museum fort number five, the exposition is located in six halls and reflects the centuries-old history of the emergence and evolution of fortification on the lands of belarus using construction and modernization of the brest-litovsk fortress and fort number five, the head of the branch of the museum of the fifth ford alexander alexandrovich of the frame will tell in more detail about the exposition and unique finds. alexander alexan

once referred to as fort clinton, which is not to be confused with the rebel fort of the same name.further up the river, fort george's namesake stuck with the neighborhood which was to become home of this abomination of amusement. shortly after calver and bolton explored the site, once it disappeared during world war one, the current george washington high school was built on the site, returning some dignity to the hallowed ground. within the front gate of the school remains a portion of the boulder played at in bolton's 1922 history of washington heights, where he laments it as the last trace of fort george. to house the garrison atop laurel hill. a great camp was erected right outside of the fort's ramparts to the west. the ground was to become a very interesting vegetable garden where one could harvest ripe regimental buttons and belt plates with surprisingly little cultivation sounding much more enticing than lettuce or celery. calvin bolton's bounty reaped in may and june of 1916, included pocket knives, poorly preserved canteens, british buttons of the fourth, 14th, 28, 38, 40

fort sumter, appomattox. under a flag of 36 stars, the west won and the nation extended from coast to coast. 46 stars. the spanish american war, san juan hill hill. 48 stars. the flag, the doughboy took over their chateau carrie belo wood, sammy. again on the 48 stars the battle dress of world war two pearl harbor to manila, tunisia to the rhine, and later korea. today, under 50 stars. the american soldier carries forward his proud heritage of devotion. a heritage which through the years has ensured the security of the union, which those 50 stars symbolize. for every one of our 50 stars, there is a colorful state flag. each with a tradition, a meaning of its own. time. of diversity and a harmony which is in itself symbolic of the broad union they represent. and. all good as in review. right home. i pass and review a typically terse military whose meaning is this? let the soldiers pass by so that it may be seen what their quality is or are. they. if the military review will reveals what men are. it also recall

fort sumter, appomattox. under a flag of 36 stars, the west won and the nation extended from coast to coast. 46 stars. the spanish american war, san juan hill hill. 48 stars. the flag, the doughboy took over their chateau carrie belo wood, sammy. again on the 48 stars the battle dress of world war two pearl harbor to manila, tunisia to the rhine, and later korea. today, under 50 stars. the american soldier carries forward his proud heritage of devotion. a heritage which through the years has ensured the security of the union, which those 50 stars symbolize. for every one of our 50 stars, there is a colorful state flag. each with a tradition, a meaning of its own. time. of diversity and a harmony which is in itself symbolic of the broad union they represent. and. all good as in review. right home. i pass and review a typically terse military whose meaning is this? let the soldiers pass by so that it may be seen what their quality is or are. they. if the military review will reveals what men are. it also recall

and there's a drawing of a fort.and here's the the the company garden that's right there next to the fort. i love these map horns that are more focused on the landscape the way this one is so, these powder also focus on specific places like this great horn for thomas smith, diamond gun and like lake george. 1756. that is clearly about books because here's this engraving detailed engraving right down to the you can see the little staircases inside the barracks. the overall plan, the forts, and maybe by marianne rocks, a set of plans and forts in america 1765 sometime times these horns have a maritime theme. i touched on that a little bit already. i like this fabulous horn for william patterson, 1755. it has this beautiful masted ship and about maps, map horns cover a lot of space like this horn, that historic just acquired last summer. that includes both the hudson and mohawk valley's, but the champlain valley as done for john mason, who may have been an anglican minister in new york. i'm still working on that. but ju

the fort was significantly strengthened in 1995.uded in the list of historical and cultural values ​​of the republic of belarus. on may 31, 1999, it became a branch of the memorial complex . two stages on january 19, 2021. the grand opening of the updated exposition of the ford museum number five took place. the appearance and evolution of the fortification of land-based belarus on the example of the construction and modernization of the brest-vitov fortress and port number five will be told in more detail about the exposition and unique finds by alexander karkatadze, head of the branch of the fifth museum ford. alexander alexandrovich good afternoon you are the head of the branch of the museum of the fifth ford tell our viewers in general what is ford in the first place ford is an advanced fortification, long-term, which is designed to defend its territory. in this case the fifth ford is a stronghold in front of the volyn fortification of the brest fortress. well, his task with his small forces is holding back the advance of the en

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penobscot bay, where modern day casting is today called fort george.the expedition sailed from boston on july. 19 1779. poor organization and leadership and a critical delay in launching the attack led to a fiasco when the british navy part of it showed up at the mouth of penobscot bay on. august 14th and included among its complement was a 64 gun warship. it was a complete rout in. the end 16 american ships were burned by their own men to keep them from falling into the hands of the enemy and the rest captured or sunk. as for the men, soldiers and sailors alike, they bolted into the woods and tried. to find their way back to new hampshire and massachusetts before starving and apparently it was quite an amazing scene because most of the american ships had cannons on board that had been primed, firing against the fort. but instead, when they were lit, the ships were lit. the cannons exploded, adding to the fireworks. how many died during the siege of penobscot? and their precipitous flight is a matter of dispute with estimates ranging from serious 33 to

ah, in 1947, the tribunal classified fort wrangler. as a follower, a category that carried no penalty in he soon began performing again with the berlin fellow monex. and his return to the stage was a great success. ah . home foot wrangler was born in berlin in 1886. his musical career took off at an early age of 20. he was already conducting symphony orchestras. the story but signed us. it is so powerful and i say this is some one in the same profession . i gotta keep, it doesn't get better than that. he thinks sometimes i think if someone can conduct like that, then maybe i should just pack up and quit. that's not really a nice feeling. him listening to fort langley elicits everything from profound exhilaration to the sense of being completely insignificant and powerless. guns client mock last food ah ah stablished under as i do believe something emanated from him, something extraordinary is under that transcended the music. something deeply human at 1st. and then when he stepped on to the stage, you had this sudden sense of rapid sig

>> right now, i am working to get 40% of the hispanic community to support lee zeldin and tina forte.ve that lee zeldin will be our next governor and tina forte, next congresswoman. >> todd: big prediction, you heard it here first. in light of concerns from the hispanic community, why did the biden administration go so far left with policies to appease aoc and the far left squad when the people don't seem to want that, any idea why they did that? >> no, it is crazy. it is crazy and i think that president biden has been failing our nation. i think he deserve to be removed and crossing my finger and i'm praying that my ex-president, donald trump -- >> todd: wow, you want donald trump back? as a democrat, you want donald trump? speaking of the squad, they have been silent, is that a hopeful sign that maybe the democratic party, which you are a part, is saying abandon the squad and go moderate, do you think that is happen something >> they better do that, otherwise they are going to lose a lot of people. if the hispanic community, it is a conservative community. people think we're liberal

this horse today is going to go out fort belvoir. we had a ten acre farm out there for horses that were sick or injured or for training new horses that we acquired. and i said, is going to stay out there until the veterinarian clears them for duty to pull a case on, you know, the case of £3,500. i mean, you have six horses, but still it's a low. so i said, now there's any other horses like that. i want them gone today out there to fort belvoir and i said, okay, now how many horses do you have? 35, sir. i said, okay, how many do you need? silence fell over the stables and now i had a group of about six or seven noncommissioned officers there along with a platoon leader who was a captain and said, wait a minute, this is pretty basic question how many horses do you need? well, apparently that question had been asked in a long time. so i got with the regimental and i said, okay, i want a total case on platoon analysis from acquisition to retirement. i want to know how many horses you need by type shire mustang, a horse per share on. i wa

jessica: our final stop, fort mchenry, where the war of 1812 against the british inspired the nationalhem. perry: so there'd be 20 men that would sleep in this room. jessica: it's where we meet volunteer and history buff perry berman. perry: this time 200 years ago, congress was doing the same thing that we see today, no different. jessica: perry, who wants to leave a better environment for the next generation, says we can learn from our history. perry: the people back in 1812 had no idea that they were gonna survive. they were just trying to figure out whether america was gonna be on its own two feet. ♪ the message is, we did it! we will do it again! we're americans. we are the home of the free and the brave. jessica: in baltimore, for "matter of fact," i am jessica gomez. soledad: you can watch all three parts of jessica's trip across i-70 on matteroffact.tv. >> next on "matter of fact," hurricane ian devastated parts of florida, and poll workers there are facing challenges in the aftermath. >> every staff member was affected by the storm. >> what's being done to secure the vote, as

i don't blame fort bangla for not leaving everything behind and going to america. i'm when no one would have known who he was. is that so easy? so lou, the filmmakers dig deep into the archives for that research and colorized, historical concert footage to give it new life. any moral judgments are left up to the viewer to make and that's one of the films greatest strengths. football now with some mid week abundance legal action and wednesdays taught match saw safe place, arby light, say who are coming off a run of 11 unbeaten games. hostess, 2nd placed fry, ward, and lapse. they cannot on top and a convincing 31 victory. only one since the 1st half did lexus manage to surprise the fryeburg defense but kissed off on conquest attempt. only christie outside of supposed blood seek did not come any closer to taking delete and concluded tia. but after 55 minutes enough to conquer was again denied because crossbow deadlock was finally broken. fellow frenchman more met sima coronating the malls and deserved defeats. and just one minute later, sister uncle, who finally had

we hulu, and they triumphed in wisconsin's closely fort governor's race. some people got boring or you know, i was godson as it turns out boring wins. but it was the republicans who romped home in florida with ultra conservative governor rhonda santas winning decisively alexia. we have rewritten the political matter, but with vote counting still underway in key states that political map isn't looking as good for republicans. as many analysts predicted, we went in expecting a, a big knife for republicans giving a, given the unpopularity of biden, the fact that in mid term elections throughout the out party tends to do well. inflation of course, is, is still pretty high. and on a lot of voters minds and the big night did not really pan out on republicans, especially trump, backed republicans, struggled in about one key issue that appears to have helped boost the democrats at the polls. is abortion rights. currently, nearly as women, i'm protecting reproductive rates in all forms in the city. and federally is the most important thing that's been driving me an

barclay waited for the launching of his most powerful ship, the detroit here he could protect the fort detroit and cover british waters communications for land operations against americans on the miami and sandusky rivers in ohio. perry himself and put in bay in a position to sever british communications on 10th 1813. barclay out to fight with the british the lord were in column the americans down on them. each fleet had two heavy ships and one of lesser strength to form a central group. harry flew his flag in the lions. 20 guns made it right. 19 guns was barclay's flagship. harry close the distance he was exposed to fire which he could return only with his forward guns alliance grant or support. the three heaviest british ships poured in fire the american closed but niagara behind the lines was crippled the deck, a shambles. every useless most of our crew killed or wounded. meanwhile, the wind strengthened fresh american units came up. perry shifted his flag to the niagara and his new flagship. harry returned to action and broke through the enemy line with his starboard guns. he, detr

met with akari, on the ports of the american fort-orte, the greek achieved victory tennis player.wo six four meeting lasted 1 hour and 39 minutes. during this time, maria completed one serve to take off, realized five out of seven break points, that sobolenko 4 double fault and two realized break points. i just told myself to keep doing what you're doing and you'll have your chances. i would say that i managed to finish the match in my favor. with a little bit of merit. good luck if not aggressive on the court, game over, if i acted passive features against sobolenko, the strongest striker in the tour goodbye, so i did it. if not to do it here, then somewhere else then in the final tour of the group. the first racket of belarus will meet with the third number of the world ranking american, jessica, after the completion of the preliminary stage of the semi-finals , they will fall under white tennis players from each quartet. according to the same scheme, competitions in doubles are held, the total prize fund of the current wt final tournament, which finishes on november 7, is $ 5 m

the fort was modernized by ivan osipovich belinsky engineer captain.the first world war, brest, together with the fortress, was abandoned by russian troops and until 1919 in the fifth fort, as in the entire fortress , the kaiser’s troops were in charge on the walls of some casemates, german inscriptions made by bored soldiers are still preserved. and in the canon of the great patriotic war, the third rifle battalion of the 44th rifle regiment was located in the fifth fort, commanded by the legendary hero of the brest fortress major pyotr gavrilov. in the forty-first year there were battles. there were our soldiers who died, they were buried on the territory of the fort by local residents after the end of the battles, but unfortunately, we have not yet found this mass grave, therefore, this is one of such secrets of ours fort fifth, our task is to find this grave , the resistance of the soviet soldiers was stubborn and selfless, but did not last long in the future for 3 years of occupation, the germans used the ford as a warehouse, but looked here not v

drew: i am live at fort baker. we are tracking several fronts moving through bringing rounds of rain. drew: i'm approaching 6:11 and we are tracking rounds of rain the next couple of days. gusty winds, brief heavy rain, and also chilly temperatures. here is live doppler 7. partly to mostly cloudy skies. showers entering the north bay this morning. coastal drizzle as well. in tahoe we are tracking snow that will bring feet of fresh power. snow levels down to 4000 feet this morning. let's go hour-by-hour this morning. into the afternoon everybody has a chance of seeing scattered showers throughout your monday. as we head to the later portion of the date and into early tuesday morning, here comes the next front. this cold front will bring gusty winds and also another round of heavier rain. take the umbrella with you. look at the total rainfall. through wednesday morning we have a chance of a half an inch to an inch and a half of wet weather. roadways are a concern. here is jobina with a look at traffic. jobina: we hav

not carrying the flag of fort sumter with him. well, guess what? he got. he got a parade. and the flag was draped over the equestrian statue of george washington that now that still sits in union square park. there was a parade past a jewelry building whose pediment stood until about five years ago around wall street and broadway as the seventh regiment goes off to defend the union and the city is adorned with american flags. so lincoln seizes victory from the jaws of defeat, what about roosevelt and the days after pearl does he how does he rally the nation and we were allergic to the speech. yeah. let me first say that admiral. kimmel did not get a parade. yeah, the fall guy after pearl harbor that was but franklin roosevelt. as i mentioned just a minute ago shocked as i believe he genuinely was he got a phone call from winston churchill who heard about this on the radio. oh my gosh. what what's this about pearl harbor? what have i heard? and he said yes, it's true. we're all in the same boat now roosevelt had been determined to save britain if he could lend lease whateve

i remember arriving at fort totten and my long hair being cut very short. much like a boy's haircut. and being -- with kerosene under the assumption that i had head lice. i remember being given the nickname butch by other children because of the haircut. i remember being scrubbed regularly with dirty brown soap and my skin becoming dry and chapped. i remember that they used a stiff brush and that soap was made with life. i remember arriving at the dormitories which was so big and cold, feeling so scared and alone among only strangers. i remember scratching woolen army blankets, i remember being afraid to sleep at night, the matron's son who walked the halls at night using a flashlight to spot me in bed. he touched me like no child should ever be touched. to a little girl those hands were huge. i remember being hit by the matron with the big green paddle that everyone called the board of education while i knelt on a broomstick or a mop stick with my arms outstretched from my body. i remembered thinking you will not get the best of me. and i was determined no

the 360 degrees surrounding the right now behind me, you can see the fort meetinghouse at the top of the street which it were able to magically transport ourselves to modern plymouth in 2020, you would see the unitarian universalist churches there and we would be on leiden street. that's the street we re-create. use a number of of different domestic dwellings and where the houses are placed on a re-created street is based on a map fragment that was left in william bradford has. the gardens based on inventory and list of feeds you find in documents like the brewster book from the will jim brewster family. the idea is to help our guests walk into an accurate we creation of the past and to feel that they've been physically transported and mentally transported as well. >> my name is elizabeth howland and i been here for seven years. my family and i decided we're going to come to visit the new world in 1620 or so. on a ship called the mayflower that brought us here. being that i was 13, i cared for the other children and my parents. when we were in the harbor, people were getting sick wit

can you see a little hill off in the distance with a fort on it? you can see a line of encampments, of tents along there. and it will be difficult for you to see. but if you can see, there's an interruption in the little white tents and some sort of little structure that sticks up. we're going to talk about that in a second. and then you're going to see a line. what you're seeing are two lines of american troops. this last arrows showing you most clearly a pair of flags. one of them is recognized as the stars and stripes. right. so those are a american regiments that are lined up with their flags in the center. and the french army is marching between them because this was the reunify nation of the french soldiers who had partnered with washington and beaten cornwallis at yorktown. and they'd stayed in virginia for that winter of 1781, 82. and washington's army had marched up to the hudson highlands because, remember, the british still occupied new york. the french were marching back to boston to be picked up by ships to go to the west indies. i hav

can you see a little hill off in the distance with a fort on it? you can see a line of encampments, of tents along there. and it will be difficult for you to see. but if you can see, there's an interruption in the little white tents and some sort of little structure that sticks up. we're going to talk about that in a second. and then you're going to see a line. what you're seeing are two lines of american troops. this last arrows showing you most clearly a pair of flags. one of them is recognized as the stars and stripes. right. so those are a american regiments that are lined up with their flags in the center. and the french army is marching between them because this was the reunify nation of the french soldiers who had partnered with washington and beaten cornwallis at yorktown. and they'd stayed in virginia for that winter of 1781, 82. and washington's army had marched up to the hudson highlands because, remember, the british still occupied new york. the french were marching back to boston to be picked up by ships to go to the west indies. i hav

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we meet in the fort, it's the largest building that we have. so will meet up there and then master brewster, who is not a minister proper, he never finished university so has not been ordained, but he's a ruling elder of our church. he's been elected to it. he's the only man who's had any sort of proper schooling and studying to be a minister. so? he's the one who preaches on sunday. so he'll deliver a sermon in the morning and we will have fun singing and there will be usually not many parts, there will be some varying voices, but to honor god through song and then, usually we will have in the middle of the day, we will eat our dinners and then after we've rested, just a short time, we'll go back up to the rest of the service where we have something that's not kept in the church in england, it's called prophesy, where some of the more important in the village will speak on matters that will be understood a little better in the last week. so something, that mayhaps from master brewster's servant they understood better they have before or someth

the ears littered with blasting, human refuse fort cans and oxygen bottles. back to bavaria. this is highly z. i shreds cry its tallest mountain. due to thee i won't be scaling to reach it. speak mountaineering villages like croy, try to be different. their goal is to protect the european efforts from mass tourism. this initiative was originally launch in austria today, villages in switzerland, slovenia, and other countries. i also joined this scheme, mountaineering religious, prioritize, quality over quantity and that means limiting the use of garcia, preserving local cultures and traditions, and practicing sustainable mountain agriculture and part is tree. oh, wild, sustainable tourism sounds good on people. it can be challenging to implement the village. a quiet, for instance, ran a bus service for hikers, for this good is the use of cars. but after just 3 years, this grab the service as it had proven too expensive to maintain. so what can individual travelers door to tackle or what does a step one read up on your holiday destination? consider carefully your means of trans

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this is our forte. do you think if the need now is to the central bank or the ministry of finance somehow influenced the ruble exchange rate first. i don't think it's necessary and i don't think it's possible. budget opportunity to buy extra dollars from the market today there is no shortage today and there is no opportunity to buy dollars, so we have no other choice but to maintain a normal market situation. yes, exporters would like to have even higher profits than they have, they earn well now, but nothing terrible is happening. we made an assessment of the critical exchange rate of the ruble for there is no economy up to 50 courses, not a single unprofitable industry, therefore, 50 rubles. for the dollar, this is such a tipping point, after which the problem really begins in a number of industries, but i don’t think this is such a rate, we will see. i think we are seeing a gradual weakening of the ruble next year. and in general, the interests of all. uh , including interesting exporters. they will

manuel bojorquez, cbs news, fort myers. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and remember that you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm dan lieberman in new york. president biden warned that america's democratic traditions are in peril less than week before the midterm elections, warning that democracy itself is under threat from election deniers, fueling a rise in political violence and voter intimidation. he called out extreme maga republicans as a minority, but driving force of the republican party. >>> thanksgiving will be more expensive this year. about 13.5% more compared to last year thanks to inflation. according to market research firm iri, that includes turkey, meats, baking goods and popular side dishes. >>> and in game four of the world series, the houston astros threw a combined no-hitter against the philadelphia phillies, winning 5-0 to tie the series at tw

maybe a 3 to 5 foot storm surge as that comes on shore right near fort pierce. but again, you're seeing a large wind field and you're going to see those strong, gusty, at least tropical storm force winds all the way up in jacksonville. so kind of ripping along the coastline. that is going to want to write to florida. and here we go all the way up through georgia and continued up into the carolinas, falling apart. but still causing a lot rain along that sector. all right. outside we go, we've got mostly clear skies clouds parting. now we're getting ready for a cold night outside or down to 49 degrees in pacifica. 48 fairfax, 53 in dublin 50 now in petaluma. but as the night goes on, these temperatures really going to fall off. frost advisories up for much of the bay area. look at the lows tonight. maybe down to about 29 degrees in santa rosa, right? the freezing mark in napa valley looking at 36 degrees in the bottle. then you're hovering right around the freezing mark in the concord and livermore even inside the bay. these temperatures dropping off in the 30's.

having been separated from fort slocumb in new york. i have been fortunate enough to know many world war ii veterans and to hear firsthand their actions and experiences. sadly members of our greatest generation with-r dwindling in numbers. and our current generation may not know of their sacrifice and service and other than what is portrayed in hollywood or in history books. the joseph family should be an example to all americans of what answering the call to service means. especially when our ideals and values are directly threatened by tyrants and oppressors. their family stateside supported them while under great stress knowing these sons of utica, new york, were direct players in one of the greatest military struggles in our nation's history. i am honored to help subsequent generations of the joseph family who all continued the tradition of the six joseph brothers in public service and community service. i'd like to thank the joseph family for their service and all our veterans in the 22nd congressional district across the -- and ac