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presenting the wreath for the kingdom of belgium are mr.tof, deputy chief embassy of general and brigadier attach,defense -- embassy of belgium. as i was saying earlier, last but not least, presenting the wreath of the united kingdom are commander jim morley, assistant naval attachÉ british embassy. now, please bring the appropriate honors for playing of "taps" by the u.s. army band. [♪ "taps" playing ] this concludes our ceremony. thank you again for joining us today. thank you very much. [applause] be christmas. [indistinct conversations] >> american history tv is on social media. @c-spanhistory. ashley: we are at the speedway, home of the indianapolis 500. next to me is the car that won the first indianapolis 500 and 1911. up next, we learn more about indianapolis. [cars speeding by] >> tomorrow, the speedway will be quiet, waiting for the next

kristof, deputy chief embassy of belgium, and general george, of belgium.i was saying earlier, last but not least, presenting the wreath of the united kingdom are commander jim morley, assistant attache british embassy. please bring the appropriate honors for playing the taps the u.s. army band. ♪ ["taps" playing] ♪ this concludes our ceremony. thank you for joining us today. thank you very much. >> american history tv is in social media. follow us at c-span history. this sunday evening on american history tv, a perspective on the senate impeachment trial of president bill clinton from a democrat from west virginia. inan interview recorded 1999, today's before the clinton impeachment trial began, we hear about impeachment history, rules, and procedures. here is a history -- preview. [video clip] matter anda serious should not depend on political party. any attempt to infuse partisan politics, and that's what if they would be, engaged in that, would be wrong. and thetitution amendments thereto are colorblind. you have heard that. the constitution and the ame

kristof, deputy chief embassy of belgium, and brigadier general george, defense attache, embassy of belgiumas saying earlier, last but not least, presenting the wreath for the united kingdom are commander jim morley, assistant naval attache british embassy. now, please bring the appropriate honors for playing of "taps" by the u.s. army band. [♪ "taps" playing ] this concludes our ceremony. thank you again for joining us today. thank you very much. [applause] american watching history tv, covering history c-span style event coverage, eyewitness accounts, archival films, lectures, and college classrooms and visits to museums and historic events. all weekend every weekend on c-span three. >> american history tv is on c-span3 every weekend, featuring newseum pores, archival films, and programs on the presidency, the civil war, and more. here is a clip from a recent program. first concerns and enduring debate on the relationship to 20 art and politics in the united states. it was a bitter debate and it pitted those who viewed classical music in highly nationalistic terms against those possessing

embassy of belgium, and the brigadier general, defense attache, embassy of belgium.ng earlier, and last but not least, presenting the wreath of the united kingdom are commander jim morley, assistant naval attache, british embassy. now, please render appropriate honors for the playing of taps, by the u.s. army band. ♪ ♪ ["taps" playing] >> this concludes our ceremony. ♪ ♪ ["taps" playing] ♪ ♪ >> this concludes our ceremony. thank you again for joining us today. thank you very much. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> american history tv products are available on the new c-span online store. for americanew history tv, and check out all the c-span products. ♪ >> my name is adam cook, the 2018 c-span studentcam winner, and i am here to encourage you to continue to wrap up the competition, as the deadline is getting ready close. but don't worry. you still have time. this is actually about the time i started filming my documentary, the first year i entered. offices now..c. studentcam was an incredible opportunity for me to express my thoughts and views about the current clinical climate wh

belgium is only one of 2 countries which allows for euthanasia of psychiatric grounds and sees people suffering from depression gender identity issues and an erect resort to this so-called must see killing 2 months before her death as is required by your teen went to the psychiatry list doctor point who diagnosed her with a mild form of autism teen's family protests this diagnosis adamant she was simply suffering heartbreak and distress after a failed relationship. she knew that if she wasn't diagnosed with autism or asperger's she would have no chance of being euthanized as such they say the key legal requirement that a patient be incurably ill was not met and so by injecting her with that lethal dose she was poisoned really confused by the diagnosis and in this particular psychiatrists solution of suicide it just doesn't it doesn't fit together for me i think that there is a dangerous especially from a mental health perspective when people play god is so to speak when we're making decisions now about life and death or when other people are making decisions about when to in their lif

background in e case you don't know the belgium history of 1914, when he war broke out in 1914 belgium was a neutral nation, got to the city 25th of august. it had a population of about army kind of went nuts there as part of this invasion. they were afraid that there aiminge civilian snipers at them. there were rumors that sort of spontaneous of violence. panicked t, soldiers and ravaged time and more than and 1,100 ns dead buildings to bed and the -- a ched and the library was hollow burned out shell. in the case of the latter there propaganda accounts that german soldiers library on set the ire to destroy this can cultural icon. it had a medieval collection that was destroyed. there were just a few charred remnants. part of the propaganda of the war as an xample of european cultural sites deliberately targeted and destroyed and violated their civilized warfare should be. the name of 1914 the city was synonymous with neutrality belgian to european culture. at the same time the u.s. is belgian civilians so a investment there and in raise money to feed them and hoover has ramped up it

there are more than 7000 british citizens who live in belgium. it's important that they stay a citizen of the city. >> arece you coned that the economic ties between belgium and the u.k. -- >> it's very important to do what we can together. our economies are very linke it is a new start. not that the belgian people chose, but we respect the decision of the u.k. >> is it right you are playing english music or british music? >> we are playing british music. also we will do a light show in a few minutes. we wantenll the british citiz and the people of brussels to see there is a good relan onship betweee two people. >>y thank you verch. they have really gone all ou', theyve got an oversized red phone box over there, the colors of the union jack are being projected all over and despite the weather, lots and lots of people are still turning out. and they are very much still here, and t weather as well, have to say. and tomorrow is anbsolutely enormous moment. but some things are not actually going to change on friday night because of transitinn period

test case for euthanasia rules is unfolding in belgium where for the 1st time since the practice was legalized 3 doctors face criminal charges prosecutors allege they illegally entered the life of a woman saskia tale has the story. on christmas eve in 2937 year old teen nased told her family she wanted to be euthanized but while teen suffering might have ended several months later in a clinic in the flemish city of get and that of her family is still ongoing because the 3 doctors who were involved are now on trial for her murder this will be belgium's fust criminal case concerning euthanasia since the practice was legalized back in 2002 which accounts for an average of 6 deaths every day the doctors insist they acted in good faith and are unfairly being painted as murderers but the harrowing account teen sisters give of that fateful day raises questions over the competence and motives of the medical professionals. who likened her death to that of a pattern that is in pain and as having a shot. when she had died he asked our parents if they wanted to listen through the stones cope to

kristof, deputy chief embassy of belgium, and brigadier general george, defense attachÉ, embassy of belgiumas i was saying earlier, last but not least, presenting the wreath for the united kingdom are commander jim morley, assistant naval attachÉ british embassy. now, please bring the appropriate honors for playing of "taps" by the u.s. army and. this concludes our ceremony. thank you again for joining us today. thank you very much. >> american history tv products are now available at the new c-span online store. go to c-spanstore.org to see what is new for american history tv and check out all of the c-span products. >> this weekend on american artifacts, we visit the u.s. army's heritage day to learn about the m-4 sherman tank, the most commonly used american tank in world war ii. here's a preview. >> good morning. my name is al coast. i'm one of the volunteers here at the army heritage and education center in carlyle. we're going to talk about the american m-4 tank. probably one of the more prolific tanks of the second world war. this particular example is one of the earlier versions. th

are you concerned that the economic ties between belgium and the uk might be affected by brexit?ortant to do this in culture, economic, all what we can do together. you know, our economy are very linked. we know that we have so many things to do together, and it's a new start. that's not a start that the belgian people chose, but we respect the choice of the uk citizen. i want the viewers to see, here we are in grand class, is it right you are only playing english music or british music? we decided to do british music, also, all of the lighting we are doing a light show with the in a few minutes, and we wa nt show with the in a few minutes, and we want all the british citizens and the people of brussels seeing that it isa the people of brussels seeing that it is a good relationship between the two people. mayor, thank you very much. we'll make your very welcome. as you can see, thank you very much, they have really gone all out here. they an oversized foam box, read phone box over there, the colours of the unionjack are being projected all over the grand place, and despite the we

chiefistof, deputy embassy of belgium, and general , of belgium.was saying earlier, last but not least, presenting the wreath of the united kingdom are commander jim, kurdish embassy. appropriate honors for playing the taps the u.s. army band. ♪ playing] >> this concludes our ceremony. thank you for joining us today. >> american history tv is on social media. follow us at c-span history. in this three-part program, we look back to the 1998 and 1999 impeachment of president bill clinton. alexis covered the impeachment for nasher -- national journal and is now national political correspondent for the hill newspaper. segments include portions of the house judiciary committee debate , the house floor debate, in the 1999 senate impeachment trial. here is a preview. >> the gentleman may proceed. >> i'm even more depressed today than i thought i would be yesterday. i believe bob livingston's resignation, while offered in good faith, was wrong. [applause] it is a surrender to a developing sexual mccarthyism. are we going to have an new tests that someone w

food administration, based on his success in belgium. two years later in 1919, after the war, he pushed president wilson to create an organization called the american relief administration, with an appropriation of $100 million in congress that would be used to feed war-ravaged europe. by 1921, hoover was now secretary of commerce in the warren g. harding administration. it was sec. of commerce in july 22 of that year that he read, in an american newspaper, a publication of maxim gorky's plea to the world. he immediately cabled back that yes, the americans would come. not everybody was excited about the idea of american relief to soviet russia, red russia. there was a good many people in the united states who argued against hoover's request for additional money for the ara russian text on the bottom says "russian village, 4 february-march." on the far right, it says russian for "cannibalism." the russians have two words for cannibalism, one meaning people eating and one meeting corp. seating. they made a distinction between the two. i di

you eat a steak if you come there because it's so different was to see their recent event to belgium or had treatment there and he changed back share his hue days after he noted that that was his sign dat the treatment was not be sexist with all due to or didn't we need. to hear he was ok but that he's going to be a crazy big neurons to put on my knees there and help some people. how do you think he'll be remembered. remember. that. he was somebody. to cure them are to try. stone age you can say to a very very modern society. 50 years ago you know there was already one or 2 schools. prevision schools and now there are so many universities in terms of people prosperity to same here in the 2nd world war. you could find a very very crude. market but now. there's revenue per capita. as a. good place among the nations and also maybe more importantly he's somebody who brought some peace and security to a modern east but also you see better protection. in his foreign policy this is why oman was almost the only case with that east where believe it's could negotiate talk to. try to resolve pr

daddy got settled is that it is in belgium?o be marked in a low— key they wanted to be marked in a low—key way. this was the goodbye party today. we have had the coldest weather of the week, some of us have had a bit of snow. here is a scene from earlier in highland scotland. there has been a bit more snow on the tops of the hells but lower down has been more like rain. some snow on as ganassi melting, and that process will accelerate as you bring in the warmer there —— snow on the ground. there will be cloud, rain and brisk winds at time too. already we have had a thoroughly wet day across western scotland today. that rain, for some of us, it‘s going to be easing overnight. easing away from parts of northern ireland where it has been wet, cumbria two, but feeding across scotland during the night. wet in northern scotland by the end of the night. low cloud, helpful for south—west england and south wales. for many of us it is well above freezing as we start the day tomorrow. a bit of drizzly rain running across south wales in so

but the closing ceremony, the king of belgium, the president of germany, saying when you freed belgium and luxembourg you freed germans too. why i bring it up now, in relationship to this, at the end one of our veterans and we there to see our veterans. one of the veterans spoke for the group, 90-some years old. beautiful, lovely. spoke beautifully about the sacrifice and the struggle, spoke about the band of brothers. the allies. the effort, the challenges. at the end he said i don't know if this is appropriate to say but i'm going to say it anyway, i urge all of you to pray for peace. for our veterans, for our men and women in uniform. for our children. for our future. we have to move toward peace not escalation of war. >> the question is how we get there. we're seeing now demonstrations in the streets in iran against the regime. do you support those protesters? would it be a good thing if they brought the regime down? >> the regime -- the protesters are protesting as i understand it, this brand of protesters about the fact that plane went down. and many students were on that plane.

have we heard 6000000 hectares i mean it's hard to put that in perspective we call it bigger than belgium the area that's been burned so far and habitat very important for animals like these there are fires in a lot of different parts of australia but i understand there's one particular area that conservationists are worried about yeah it's called kangaroo island it's in in south australia we saw in the piece how devastated that area is it's actually really is 3rd largest island it's pretty large there's many rare species that live there they don't live anywhere else that's what people are worried about the fires there have been described as virtually unstoppable the entire island is under threat right now and one of the animals that conservationists are worried about is called the kid i've never heard of the kid and this is what it looks like it is maybe kind of a smaller version of a porcupine or a hedgehog you see it here they're already endangered they can normally survive a fire but you see here we circled it their spines can melt if they don't get far enough down in the earth they l

and i'm lawrence lee in western belgium where european food supplies are doing everything they can to mitigate against central worst effects the rest. of the one of the snows almost don't fall in the rains almost gone through but is anyone almost and you still see the onshore breeze coming across the sea japan is contained cold enough air for us now on the high ground of honshu still a bit in a crowded but the trendiest for it to become fina no woman lines minus one sapporo plus 11 in tokyo and if you're on the north west coast you'll feel the wind chill but beyond that it's quiet ish weather the cloud is extending through china from the west the some rain a little bit of snow i want to but not much and beijing still a plus 5 and it shouldn't be a should be little tugs and that it just cool down the bit by sunday 3 degrees the sun shows a bit more northern china the rain showers a bit more further science not a lot but still some all decide that emanates from the high ground as you see in the west but beyond that it's dark quite quiet i think we will see a few showers as the breezes s

and i'm lawrence lee in western belgium where european food supplies are doing everything they can to mitigate against tensional worst effects of bricks. so evacuations from the epicenter of the corona virus are being stepped up and more restrictions being placed on travel to china the world health organization has now officially declared a global health emergency the death toll is at 213 there are nearly 10000 confirmed cases united states has upped its travel alert as well as the highest level which is the same as war zones in fact advising americans not to go to china at all in malaysia health officials are handing out pamphlets and making announcements on loudspeakers to advise the public on measures to avoid infections and as we said the u.s. telling its citizens to avoid all travel to china where more than 200 people have died from the virus and around 9 and a half 1000 have been infected charlie angela begins our coverage with this report . declaring an international public health emergency is rare but with the corona virus spreading globally the world health organization says

and i'm lawrence lee in western belgium where european food supplies are doing everything they can to mitigate against central worst effects. so evacuations from the epicenter of the corona virus are being stepped up and more restrictions being placed on travel to china the world health organization has now officially declared it a global health emergency the death toll to 213 confirmed cases at nearly 10000 so here's what we've been seeing this friday a 3rd plane load of japanese people arriving back in tokyo they were evacuated from 3 people on earlier flights have been confirmed with the corona virus then we have got malaysia here people handing out pamphlets on how to avoid infection and the been making public announcements as well and the united states has upped its travel alert to the highest level which is actually the same as for war zones advising americans not to go to china at all let's go to hong kong ourselves now there here is wayne hay with the latest there so a public. emergency when what does it actually mean. well i think we'll have to wait and see in the days and we

adolf hitler. >> but on may 10, 1940, german troops invaded belgium, holland and luxembourg. ♪ >> tooslavia will represent an element of calm to our nerve-wracked continent. this piece is the goal of all who are disposed [indiscernible] first of june 1939, adolf hitler. >> but on 6 april 1941, german troops invaded yugoslavia. ♪ >> these criminal methods of the nazi conspirators brought them early success. and by 1941, they had most of europe under their heels. now an evil ambition for power and more power drove them on. but two of the world's mightiest nations, the united states and soviet russia, remained to block the nazi drive for world supremacy. they had to be dealt with, firmly, immediately. and now germany asked for cooperation from her full partner in aggression to the east, and from her junior partner to the south. in berlin, they drew up the axis pact, the blueprint of a new order, and parceled out the continents of the world for access domination. italy was to get the mediterranean sphere. japan was to get the orient. and to german would go the rest of the world. ♪ >> in

recently he went to belgium or treatment and betty changed back. just a few days after he left that was a sign that the treatment was not to be sexist with all the. toys in the news after his return that he was ok but at this point i believe we see a crave nuance for the omanis i have sympathy. how do you think he'll be remembered he remembered as a great. people at that door he was somebody who to chair or martin from. stone age you can say to a very very modern society has 50 s. still you know there was only one or 2 schools. really just schools and now there are so many universities in terms of people prosperity to same team during the 2nd world war for example you could find very very poor people you know more about now in terms of. revenue per capita has a good place among the nations and also maybe more importantly. somebody who brought some peace and security to amman east but also you see that or protection. in amongst foreign policy and this is why oman was almost on the chase the entire mideast where bill each events could go negotiate ta

britain have won their deciding rubber against belgium in the group stage of the atp cup, jamie murraynd joe salisbury taking their doubles match two sets to one on a tie break. cameron norrie lost the first match of the day. but british number one dan evans pulled them back into the tie. evans produced and inpired display to beat world number 11 david goffin, winning 6—4, 6—4. tim henman‘s squad lost their first group game to bulgaria, so victory over belgium keeps them in the hunt still in australia. they play modlova next on tuesday. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. i think ithinki i think i need some fresh air so i'm hoping that ben has some good news for me. it is a bit gloomy out there and relatively mild as well. there is a lot of cloud across the uk but it is certainly quieter than some of what is to come later this week. but as things go, a lot of cloud on the map. the cloud is thick enough to give the odd spot of drizzle on the holes in the west and some rain in the north—west of scotland. m

with more ships worldwide the work won't be drying up in belgium either every ship has to be retired at some point i work here that one year as a crane operator and look. it's great to be here. i love my job. it's great that. tracking down more yummy treats this week to colombia. is a town of $30000.00 in more than colombia. everyone here loves are able. to fried corn cakes stuffed with a. huge the best ones can be had on one of the town's major thoroughfares. your lane is more terrace family has been running their fruit stand for 10 years she's the 2nd generation to do so. the dough for this snack. it's made of corn meal and water your name is forms it into a round flat. which she cooks in very hot oil for 2 to 3 minutes until it puffs up then she cuts it open to make a little pocket she spawns in some seasoned minced meat then cracks in all raw eggs and closes the packet be a rape case ready for some more deep frying. the river from where oh it's not just any old street food every summer the challenge even holds a festival in its honor for good reason. that. there are hardly any ot