assault on the fortress and takeover of the town of brest german troops had already swept across poland france and much of europe but in storming the russia they encountered the most ferocious resistance to date and. solace that all weapons were the best in the world's alex. we were the strongest anyway. and we believed it. of all successes in western europe and in france but it was far from the truth. these for so with memorials commemorate fighters whose bodies have been recovered by search parties. searching for missing soldiers is a long and complicated process. first the head of a search group asks locals where exactly the fighting took place. where there are also. many of our fighters particularly the partisans died in the. dead lying in groups of ten or twelve they never made it out of the forest. then a group of volunteers sets out on an expedition they comb the site meter after meter. weapons and other objects made of metal. underground. this is a soviet helmet it was a direct hit. you can see where the shot entered and exited. to base the objects are carefully examined. as. these are

spain, france, poland, slovakia, voted against the package after demanding more help for farmers producing a wider range of fresh vegetables. belarus is getting help from china. the government has confirmed that the chise bks will be lending the country over a billion dollars to finance industrial and infrastructure projects. the deal is unlikely to contribute much towards belaru'' efforts to deal with the deficit, it could help them to prop up economic activity at a time when they are cutting down on spending. that is forcing citizens to resort to increasing desperate measures to make ends meet. >> this internet video shows demonstrators blocking a road the belarus-police border last sunday evening. the government as recently banned the export of foodstuffs and petrol. the products get good prices and the other side of the border. there are scarcities at home which have led to the new regulations. what did these images do not show is how the police forcibly ended the protest. >> we have an obligation to our neighboring countries with regards to transit permits. when this kind of situation

this trip, his eighth to europe, will include england, france and poland. the president is hoping to reinforce the strong relationship between the u.s. and europe, particularly in regards to foreign policy issues, including the unrest in the middle east and north africa. >>> the irish leg of the president's trip cut short as a volcanic ash plume wreaks havoc on european air travel. iceland's most active volcano erupting, sending a huge cloud of ash several miles into the air. grimes vatten's eruption comes a year after another icelandic volcano erupted, sending a cloud of ash over europe that affected hundreds of international flights. for "teen kids news," i'm laura ingalls, fox news channel in the classroom. >>> this report is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. >>> over the past months, we've been telling you about the "drive to life" contest. teens across the country were invited to send in their ideas for a public service announcement on distracted driving. top prize is a scholarship, a trip to new york city, and the chance to work w

czechoslovakia, poland, norway, denmark, belgium, holland, france and in the east japan invaded china and french indochina. roosevelt desperately needed the support of internationalists and interventionists in congress, and the southern contingent in congress was the most internationalist, interventionist and the least isolationist in the nation. the president needed and received their support. walter george and other conservative senators who were not new deal enthusiasts energetically backed fdr on the buildup to the war. people like josiah bailey of north carolina, tidings of maryland, cart carter glass and harry byrd of virginia and others. carter glass had been one of the very few people in congress who opposed social security, but not only did he support fdr on the war, he thought that the president was too restrained. he wanted him to blast hitler off the map, and glass was a strong supporter of selective service and lend-lease. millard tidings, whose hide fdr had wanted to strip off, said that he would rather have a ready and prepared army and not need it than need it and not

you can see the countries here, austria, czech republic, denmark, france, netherlands, poland, norwayf the fatalities have taken place in germany. the other one person died in sweden. i want to bring in fred pleitgen, standing by in berlin. >> reporter: they think it is continuing to spread, and it certainly hasn't been contained yet. they simply don't know what the source of this e. coli outbreak is. some here believe it comes from things like raw lettuce, tomatoes and cucumbers. they've questioned people when those people were still well enough to be questioned and asked them what they've been eating and seems many people ate a disproportionate amount of lettuce, tomatoes and cucumbers, all of course raw. it's important to come to terms with this because this is still untreatable. i talked to one of the scientists who deciphered the genetic code of this particular strain of e. coli. people at the hospital were giving people antibiotics. it turns out it made everything worse. the strain of e. coli is resistant and second of all the anti-biotics makes it emit more toxins and people ge

interference in syria's uprising as foreign powers unite in poland cracks in over president assad's down on civilians but our world wants him to france and britain of trying to reassert their former colonial influence in the nato. plus the u.k. is steaming ahead with plans to expand its nuclear program fuelling concerns that terrorists could be on the sites asked targets of the sellafield facility deemed an industrial disaster years ago soon busy recycling bomb tiles radioactive material. news is coming your way next year an artsy union joins us and it looks like life just doesn't seem to be getting any easier for tiger woods how to say about it could be assumed that the millions helped lengthen the blow he's the world's richest ok but the horse does help just a little but it's not going to be your to remember at this rate he set the miss the second major of the sporting year and he said so a he's not a happy tiger out of all at the moment more not just the sack. have you with us sports these are some of our stories in. all russian cameron share of the spoils and last night's international friendly believe in souls for. open close ti

france. now the russian women's basketball team have made it into the quarterfinals of the european championships in poland after winning the penultimate game of the second group stage. school of beatings the czech republic sixty nine to fifty five russia player of bottom great britain next in the final group game on monday. there's been a double success for a bull in qualifying ahead of the european grand prix in bali on sale with sebastian vettel and mark webber securing the first two spots on the grade for ariz fernando alonso posted only the fourth weakest time on the day despite winning friday's practice in style his teammate philip baum also will start right behind him from fifth while lewis hamilton was third fastest for. russia and renault was vitaly petrov settled for eleventh place only. hoping to hold on to his advantage in sunday's response as it's a tricky trick. it's a tricky circuit there's so many corners we've got twenty five before we you know cross the line again and especially in qualifying to get every single corner right this is very very difficult so to get the perfect lap in this is

in australia brazil chile a stone enough finland france germany hong kong indonesia israel ireland italy japan korea kurdistan new zealand norway poland scotland singapore spain sweden the u.k. vietnam era and there were over a dozen reported to have taken place in america's favorite hat canada so if any of you rebels out there have footage of your own dance parties from last weekend please post them to our facebook page or email them to me at adamant adam versus amanda todd and will make sure the revolution will be televised perhaps even the television will be revolutionized the u.s. park police and more importantly to judge bates alike remind you of thomas jefferson's thoughts that might be relevant the next time you have the urge to suppress someone's first amendment rights for the sake of convenience quote the will of the people is the only legitimate foundation of any government and to protect its free expression should be our first object. but the police on saturday were still to their regular anti freedom shenanigans closing the memorial just before just before we got started keeping hundreds of would be dancers from joining us

france, the low countries eventually arriving in germany. just ahead of this, though, high pressure system will keep conditions dry across poland, down towards the balkans. but as we head towards the mediterranean, we will run into this heat and moisture. again, southern italy as well as greece will be in for some afternoon thunderstorms. athens coming in at 28 degrees. some showers will affect kiev and also moscow as well. but bright spells of sunshine in vienna, warming up to 30 degrees. all right, here is your extended forecast now. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. ccccccccccccc'ca

chart showing that bell swrum, spain, denmark, germany, italy, the netherlandses and poland are under that 2% mark. france meets its obligation of 2%, the u.k. weighing a little less as 3%. as far as the u.s. involvement when it comes to spending on nato, we reach almost 5%. as a country as far as our efforts. so again, the efforts of nato and time to reconsider the reconsider the commitments that we make. the numbers will be on your screen. and so if you want to weigh in and pick the number that best represents you, the "new york times" story this morning has another version of the story. it's their lead story this morning. here's a bit of what they had to say from the white house perspective that they offered. first call on this is from our democrat's line. tennessee. what do you think about our commitments to nato and reconsidering them? caller: yes. this is dean from kings sport. i really think that the era of us carrying nato on our shoulders is over and the other countries need to step up and i think there's what 20-some countries in nato. we should be spending 1/20 of nato's budget. we need to redu

warner: the strike force is led by britain and france, with norway, denmark, belgium and canada joining in. but other major nato members, like germany, poland, the netherlands, turkey and spain, are not flying air strikes. >> frankly, many of those allies sitting on the sidelines do so not because they do not want to participate, but simply because they cannot. the military capabilities simply aren't there. the mightiest military alliance in history is only 11 weeks into an operation against a poorly armed regime in a sparsely populated country, yet many allies are beginning to run short of munitions, requiring the u.s., once more, to make up the difference. >> warner: gates also pointed to afghanistan. >> despite more than two million troops in uniform, not counting the u.s. military, to has struggled, at times desperately, to sustain a deployment of 25,000 to 40,000 troops. >> warner: this uneven division of labor can't be sustained, he warned, with the u.s. facing its own economic strain and defense budget cuts. >> if you told the american taxpayers, as i just did, that they are bearing 75% of the financial burden of the alliance, this i

well it's the poland of saying that nato has the authority to kill any head of state all heads of state have to be the heads of their military whether it be mr obama in america cozy in france or david cameron in britain what nato is telling the world when you have to read this between the lines headgear respectable legal coverage or not irrespective of who they are right or wrong if i believe they are permanently wrong they have the whole the force the brutal force to impose their agenda their interest and their objectives upon weaker people and what they do have is the support of the global brand of the mainstream media in the west c.n.n. fox news did you see the new york times and daily telegraph with the washington post and with that media coverage promoting psychological warfare upon public opinion they feel that they have all the military resources to impose brutal force so if anything what nato is telling the world is we have the armament we're going to impose our agenda on every country in the world whether you like it or not that's why i say what is happening in the middle east it was happening in north africa should be a wake up more protests we've got here becaus

operator go france here for two and a half billion dollars gazprom already owns the behind the deal will allow it to get direct access to the european markets and italy assumption of reserves poland and lithuania he answered so i was one of the time set down by russia and its partners to bail out cash strapped by the roots gazprom is yet deciding whether the terms of the deal are acceptable. to brown's master will invest eighteen million dollars to build a car assembly plant in russia's far east plan will produce between twenty five and fifty thousand vehicles a year with thirty percent of the product being made here in russia mazda is one of the last of the big foreign manufacturers to be ruled by the special terms russia offers tonight because locally. and that's all the business for this hour we'll be back with more in just under an hour's time stay with us for headlines next. in the law. the above the band . the bone. musician cluster in the center of siberia one scene has revolutionary ideas for the automotive industry you're going to get interested some of the infection straight out of software that makes three dumbest freak in the building blocks from russia's first nation