perhaps after his death in the original was lost and for the highest good to copies of that were made kiev remains in mexico. so it is an import impart of the collection. with the vast collection of material. >> we are asking for a register recording meant to record the sacrament to record the burials of the last rites and in this case but the founding of the mission in santa barbara. we'll was prepared with the understanding coming into the area to dedicate the chapel that the new mission would be founded and really wanted to work with of paul -- politicians so what actually says this will be the book of the deceased prepare for the burial. but we can seek the mission has been crossed out. and this tells the story later recorded of the conflict of the governor in california that was a constant battle between the missionary in the civil authorities and had disobeyed uh governors to ob have one fryer at the mission and they had to add in retaliation the governor tells him when he is here to establish the mission that will not happen on this trip only the rail presidio and the mission will h

whole length of the front that was concentrated on three main objectives -- leningrad, moscow, and kievt 30 days, the forces joke within 125 miles of leningrad, while they finns -- while the finns under mannerheim, supported by the germans, drove from the north to encircle the city. in the center, the army plunged 480 miles into soviet territory. one russian city after another was overrun by the invaders. ♪ and on they captured the first --y 17, main objective smolensk, regarded as the key to moscow. simultaneously in the south, more forces cut deep into the ukraine. this was blitzkrieg at its best. the world gave russia another six weeks, and the germans issued a communique. >> the issue in the east has been settled. narrator: but then, a strange thing happened. for the first time since the mighty german army started its career of blitz, smashing one european country after another, that same german army came up against the country that did not submit. despite the fact that hitler's army swept deeper and deeper into the soviet union, and by october the still packed within 15th, the shad

they named these cities familiar to us, towns like the next kiev, smolensk , city after city standingound a way to make cities strategic importance. odessa, the scene of the heroic siege of more than two months that held up the whole nazi quest into the crimea. they resisted every attempt of the germans to breakthrough. -- break through. here in these months, the russians fought for the town. inch by inch, barring the germans from the great black sea naval base located there. finally, when the germans entered the town, each district was decided -- defended street by street. each street, house by house. each house, room by room. russians knew their cities would be demolished but their objective was not to save cities s'-- a highroy german price to pay for the price of mein kampf. died in the hand-to-hand combat -- combat they of they had abolished. they overlooked people. generals may win campaigns but people win wars. 22, when the june russian people first learned of the invasion of their country, their grim faces told of their determination to fight and to die but never to surrender.

look at london, now east of that, though, warsaw, even over towards kiev in athens, temperatures in the 20s to low 30s. we still have a flash flood threat in the eastern midwest. travel plans may mean in oklahoma city, chicago, today, you might see some delays out there. >>> an annual fair at japan are donning head wear, switching them on and entering new worlds, many have come to the tokyo game shows to test out virtual realty. got 600 exhibitors are displaying fun and games. this year the biggest fun are those that incorporate vr technology. players just have to put on the headset to go swimming in computer generated oceans or carry on conversations with digital characters. >>> taiwanese smart phone maker htc is showing off at the exhibition for the first time. it's demonstrating a virtual realty device it will release in april. many analysts expect the technology to apply a big role. they forecast the market for the products will hit a billion dollars by 2025. more than triple what it was last year. >> on this edition of "native report," we meet author and illustrator michael lyons..

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putin's party won all of the ukrainian capitol of kiev. putin is now going on 17 years in power as either president or prime minister of russia. the paralympic games have come to an end in rio. the closing ceremony was held last night--- in the midst of a rain storm. organizers say the games were a success... helping bring awareness to people who live with disabilities. we start the 6 o'clock hour of good morning las vegas with breaking news. police have released a picture of a man they want to talk to... city bombing. this is 28-year old ahmad rahami... a u-s citizen of afghan decent. he is from the same new jersey town where more bombs were found overnight. it's been a busy night for authorities investigating the attack in chelsea. five people, who may be connected to the attack, have been taken into custody. their car was stopped on a bridge... as they traveled from staten island, to brooklyn. meanwhile, police are revealing new details about saturday's bombing in the chelsea pressure cooker bomb that was filled with shrapnel. a similar

russia accused ukraine of trying to smuggle operatives into crimea for sabotage operations, the claim kievtary drills will likely cause more unease in ukraine and eastern european nato member states. russia's military chief of staff says the initial assessment is that they went smoothly. "we need to fully analyze everything," he says. "but these drills were very beneficial to the southern military district and for the troops from other districts involved as well." with russia and the west at odds over syria and ukraine, moscow is continuing to advance and refine its armed forces for all the world to see. >> very dramatic pictures coming in. fred pleitken is joining us on the phone right now. he is in crimea now watching this all unfold. the russians have been conducting these massive bombing campaign operations in syria, fred, even as we speak. did that factor in to the way they've been conducting these drills in crimea? >> hi, wolf. yeah, that's actually one of the things that we asked the russians today. we were quite interested to find that they said, yes, absolutely. it is a big thing

they calculate about was going to happen in their intelligence of what was going to happen in kiev was. in this region there is a sense that they russians can do anything. but in fact the history of the past 30 or 40 years of the russian intelligence has been failure after failure after failure. c-span: what we think? >> guest: george is always insightful and europe. what i would say is there are few people who have been more insightful and prescient on europe than george has been. george saw the coming european union economic crisis years in advance. he is always worth listening to and he is right. it was imparted intelligence failure because putin's intelligence services had said don't worry about ukraine, we can handle it. it turned out that they couldn't and the anna kovacic regime failed but i think he downplays the power of russia in a country like romania says you can do a lot, you can do a lot through buying media through third parties, through subversion, through intelligence operations, through building a network of natural gas pipelines high in central and eastern europe to

a claim kiev denies. the drills will cause more tension among nato states.sment says the drills went smoothly. we need to annize eyes everything, he says but these drills were women for the southern districts. with russia and the u.s. at odds over syria and ukraine, russia is continuing to align its armed forces for all to see. >> thank you for that. >>> straight ahead works big names in the intelligence community sending a stark message to donald trump. why they have today penned an open letter to the republican candidate challenging him to speak out against vladimir putin. next. beyond has a natural grain free pet food committed to truth on the label. when we say real meat is the first ingredient, it is number one. and we leave out corn, wheat and soy. for your pet, we go beyond. ♪ [tires screeching] ♪ [tires screeching] ♪ experience the thrill of the lexus performance line. because the ultimate expression of power, is control. this is the pursuit of perfection. i don't want to lie down. i refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine... wit

russia accused ukraine of trying to smuggle operatives into crimea for sabotage operations, a claim kiev likely cause more unease in ukraine and eastern european nato member states. russia's military chief of staff says the initial aexempt is that they went -- assessment is that they went smoothly. "we need to fully analyze everything," he says, "but the drills were beneficial to the southern district and troops from other districts involved, as well." with russia and the west at odds over syria and ukraine, moscow is continuing to advance and refine its armed forces for all the world to see. cnn at the military base in crimea. >>> let's give you more information about crimea and five things you need to know. the -- mouse region was -- autonomous region was part of russia until 1994 which it was incorporated into ukraine as parts of the state of the union. most people are russian, the, are ukrainian. the port town has been home to russia's black sea naval fleet for some 200 years. and alfred lord tennyson wrote about it in the 1850s. britain and turkey fought russia at that time. leader