known for automotive history, lansing has been the capital city since 1847. >> it was picked as the capital city. >> about ransome e olds and the auto company he founded. >> he founded the real multicore company which was the company that was titled as an acronym of his name. emerged in 1904 and stayed close to the location in a variety of formats. >> wants the city's tour of lansing, michigan, as we take in history and literally every scene. >> and sunday at 2 pm on c-span three. >>> for 40 years, c-span has provided america unfiltered coverage of congress. you can make up your own mind. created by cable and 1979.

we had seven months to build the capital city. that was the very interesting, exciting, and unique story of lansing at the beginning. the legislature established the 1836, about a year before it became a state. they designated detroit as the capital, but they were fearful that detroit could be easily attacked from the lake erie, and that they should move the capital inward, but they couldn't decide where. so, they put in the constitution that the first session of the legislature 1848 should be held in the new capital, which should be inland. decide. 10 years to they waited till they had 10 months left. every little town in that whole state wanted it to be by them because that would mean a great boon for their community. kept voting and voting and nobody could decide. finally the people who were thinking about this area, mill, theyam and a decided they would try to attract the legislature to this area. james turner was one of those who, i would say, had the argument, the persuasion -- it was james seymour, his friend, who made a map

lansing has been michigan's capital city since 1847. >> lansing really was picked as a capital city because it's it offered up as a compromise location. >> we will learn about ransom -- and auto company founded in lansing. >> that stage are pretty much close to this location arrived a different formats through 1975. what c-span's city tour of lansing, michigan, as we take in its history and literary scene. this saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's booktv and sunday at two p.m. on american history tv on on c-span3. working with a cable affiliate as we explore the american story. >> live now to andrew wheeler and transportation secretary eland chow talked about the trump administration sent it to stop california from setting stricter fuel economy standards. live coverage. >> in bringing together all of the components to complete this important step on behalf of the present for the american people. she is understood since this process began in 2017 the enormous benefits for consumers and especially the safety. i know she is in the engagement shortly following this across town so please join m

picked as a capital city because no one wanted to pick lansing. it was offered up as a compromise location so the legislature built a small wooden building which they used about 30 years so our present capital was constructed and finished in 1879 so the style of the capital here is renaissance revival or neoclassical. the exterior is faced with ohio sandstone and the upper dome areas are cast iron. right now we're standing in the rotunda. >> this is the first two groups yet to come into when they start to tour. it's an awe-inspiring area so we are hundred 63 from the glass floor that we're standing on to the intercom. exterior dome goes about on the another hundred feet above that so it's a total of 267 feet from the ground to the very top of the capital which is comparable to the height of the us capitol in washington . we're in the governor's parlor, second floor of the east wing of the capital. the parlor is used originally as a receiving space for the governor to meet legislators and any constituents, maybe to meet an occasional foreign dignita

we had 10 months to build the capital city and that was a very uniqueting, exciting, story. the legislature established a in about 1836. they designated detroit as the capital. they were fearful that detroit could the easily attacked. so, they put in the constitution the first session of the legislature should be held in a new capital. they had 10 years to decide and they waited until they had 10 left. so, they kept voting and voting and nobody could decide. puttinge thinking about mill, and they decided they would try to attract the legislature to this area. it was james seymour who made a map. you know, this is michigan. they put a dot here and said, look. if they put it here -- they -- it a number of miles passed the legislature. so, that is how they decided on lane singh. a land agent. -- theyed working for said over 1000 people came to .he spot, which was nothing they had to figure out where they were going to sleep, what they were going to eat. the first thing they did was chopped down all the trees. they had to get rid of all the wood. , andleft a bunch of stumps so, t

they had several months to build the capital city. that was the very interesting, exciting and unique story of lansing's beginning. the legislature established a state in about 1836, about a year before we became a state. they designated detroit as the capital but they were fearful that detroit could be easily attacked from the lake erie, and that they should move the capital inward but couldn't decide where. so they put in the constitution that the first session of the legislature of 1848 should be held in the new capital, which should be inland, and so they had ten years to decide and they waited until they had ten months left, every little town in the whole state wanted it to be by them because that would mean a great boom for their community. and so they kept voting and voting and nobody could decide, and finally the people who were thinking about this area, in putting a dam and a mill and they decided they would try to attract the legislature to this area. and james turner was juan of those who led that -- one of those who led tha

states bombarded them for two weeks taking on japanese military targets but laying waste to the capital cities overall with four fifths of the buildings in guam were destroyed and there was a japanese assault on fighting a fight and they begin beheading and executing hundreds of them and had started rolling through the streets. that was a preview of what might have been in the philippines. shortly after the united states under douglas macarthur went to take the philippines and particularly focused its attention on the city of manila. a cd containing a million people. it was at that point the sixth largest city in the united states. the united states forces first started by bombarding it and aiming for the japanese targets but aware they can't always discriminate friend from foe and then with the united states army came in on the ground hoping to dislodge japan from this city where the japanese had set up a fortified positions. and it started by doing it this ortiz away building small arms fire trying to dislodge the japanese from where they were called uheld up and quickly it t at the cost of

in 2015 he was driving in georgia's capital city when he was ambushed. he was reportedly hit and injured in that attack but he survived. in the wake of that assassination attempt in 2015 he fled to germany. now because of his past, because of the repeated attempts on his life he requested protection from the german government. in 2017 the director of a nonprofit group that had supported this guy's relocation to germany supported his asylum application in germany, the non-profit chief wrote a letter on the man's behalf expressing concern for his safety. we know because "the new york times" obtained that letter. they quote it in part saying he is so massively pursued by the russian side na his life is in danger and he needs special protection. quote, i urge you to grant him special protection and not to send him back to where putin's long arm can reach him. the idea being that you should keep him here in germany, putin can't reach him. despite those requests the german government had not yet provided him any special protection. "the wall street journal" in

the man killed in the park was walking across the work just before noon on a sunny day in capital city in a western european country just steps ay way from the seat of government. right? he's walking through the park, his assassin approaches from behind on an ebike shoots him from behind at least twice in the head perhaps additionally in the shoulder. the guy on the ebike rides off several hundred yards towards the river. the man who was killed, the man who died in the park was reportedly a 40-year-old citizen of the nation of georgia. ethnically chechen in the early 2000s and big separatist uprising of chechens against russia reportedly a mid-level demander who led chechen forces in battle against russian soldiers and a close associate of an anti-russian chechen leader who would go on to be president of chechnya for a time. even after russia put town that uprising in the early 2000s this young commander continued to be -- i guess -- an annoyance to russia. somebody they might notice. after the uprising was put down he fled to the nation of georgia. made himself useful to the governmen

as the capital city because no one wanted to pick lansing. it was offered as a compromise. >> we will learn about ransom -- and the company he founded in lansing. >> he founded the real motor core company which was titled as an acronym of his name. emerged here in 1904 and stayed here close to the location in a variety of formats through 1975. >> wants the city tour of lansing michigan as we take in the history and literary scene. this saturday at noon eastern on book tv. and sunday at 2 pm on american history tv on c-span 3. >> working with our cable affiliates as we ask or the american story. >>> tomorrow, president trump and first lady melania trump will host australian prime minister scott morrison at the white house. wants that friday at 6:30 pm on c-span. we recently spoke with an australian reporter. for more information on the australian leader and his visit. >> paul murray is commentator and host of pulmonary life for sky news australia. thank you for being here.>> >>> palmer is the commentator and host of palmer relive. >> it i

which is among the homeless structures in the capital city and the best place to see the city from across the street about. $74.00 metres it's the country's tallest church and it's named after the icelandic totem clergyman how greenwood peter song all of the passion. for. my next stop is the problem for egypt where traditional fishing industry meets modern developments with the cafes restaurants and bottom architecture like the top of building right behind me. is a conference center and a consequence for the iceland symphony orchestra and the building features a distinctive colored glass facade inspired by the landscape of iceland. another great. center. not a. and that's when you were in reykjavik is the polluted located just 40 minutes out of the city a good time to visit 60 at night because it's very relaxing and i am not as many people you know in. the blue lagoon geothermal spa is one of the most visited attractions in iceland. i think. the warm water is rich in minerals like silica and sulphur and pay thing in the blue lagoon is reputed to even help some people suffering from skin d

and affected by your capital number 2 the city itself the capital itself will be the sign with a broad of green and for a c.p. with a minimum 50 percent of the area will be open green space and in fact in the area we are already identified some points are for us and also. some ex mining activities that basically ruining the empire mental condition so we are going to rehabilitate the condition both in concert for us as well as acts mining location so basically we are committed to even reforestation rather than be forestation carol thank you very much indeed for taking time thank you. thank you thank you. finally this week argentina where the currency is the peso but the u.s. dollar plays a crucial role in economic and political life after president lost a primary election back in august the peso then lost a quarter of its value and now argentina is burning through its foreign reserves to shore up the pace own to pay off dollar denominated debt to raise a bow now with this look at why the dollar dominates in latin america's 3rd biggest economy. it's 10 o'clock in the morning in argentina

and affected by your capital number 2 the city itself the capital itself will be the sign with a broad of green and for a c.p. with a minimum 50 percent of the area will be open green space and in fact in the area we are already identified some points are for us and also. some x. mining activities that basically ruining the empire mental condition so we are going to rehabilitate the condition both in concert for us as well as acts mining location so basically we are committed reforestation rather than before a station ok well thank you very much indeed for taking time thank you. thank you thank you finally this week argentina where the currency is the peso but the u.s. dollar plays a crucial role in economic and political life after president lost a primary election back in august the peso then lost a quarter of its value and now argentina is burning through its foreign reserves to shore up the pace own to pay off dollar denominated debt to raise a bow now with this look at why the dollar dominates in latin america's 3rd biggest economy. it's 10 o'clock in the morning in argentina and

and affected by your capital number to the city itself the capital itself will be the sign with a broad of green and for a c.p. with a minimum 50 percent of the area will be open green space and in fact in the area we are already identified some point so for us and also for. x. mining activities that basically ruining the empire. so we are going to rehabilitate the condition both in concert for us as well as acts mining location so basically we are committed reforestation rather dead before a station ok well thank you very much indeed for taking time thank you. thank you thank you finally this week argentina where the currency is the peso but the u.s. dollar plays a crucial role in economic and political life after president lost a primary election back in august the peso then lost a quarter of its value and now argentina is burning through its foreign reserves to shore up the pace own to pay off dollar denominated debt to raise a bow now with this look at why the dollar dominates in latin america's 3rd biggest economy. it's 10 o'clock in the morning in argentina and the question everyo

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is in somalia which has suffered another day off bloodshed this latest attack happened in the capital city that the sure way and military convoy hit an explosive device it was not immediately clear if there were any casualties as a result then 100 kilometers away militants carried out a major attack on a u.s. military base used by u.s. forces. in the past 3 months alone has carried out several major attacks in july a suicide bombing in mogadishu killed the city's mayor inside his office if you days later the group targeted a popular hotel in the usually safe town off. then just a little over a week ago they raided the elsa lead military base killing more than 20 so mali soldiers. i'm now joined by my colleague told me a lot people who's reported extensively from somalia and have it for many years good to have you told me so what do we know about cities twin attacks well if you look at the attack that happened in mogadishu that targeted an italian military convoy most of the time in somalia when when people are moving around especially foreign as and most especially westerners they move in

team work to change perceptions of bamboo and its use in construction in indonesia, injapan‘s capital citye also trying to challenge ideas about the materials we use and the longevity. at this cafe, people are learning how to repair their electronics instead of throwing them out. in a few hours, mobile phones, chargers and radios are being saved from the rubbish. japan has the second highest volume of e—waste in asia, according to the united nations university global e—waste monitor, with 2.1 metric tons generated in 2016 alone. in the northern italian town of modena, massimo bottura is taking his fight around the world. he isa he is a three starred chef whose re sta u ra nt he is a three starred chef whose restaurant has been ranked 51 on that list of best restaurants in the world. in 2016, bottura and his wife created food for soul, a non—profit organisation that establishes refottorios, establishes refettorios, community kitchens, to fight food waste using surplus ingredients and world—class recipes. there are currently three refettorios in italy and others have been established in lond

now, finally this week we're heading to the port city of cardiff in the united kingdom. the welsh capitalone of the largest docklands in the world, made up of a bustling community of seafarers. and now, it the starting point for the travel show‘s alex taylor, who's in for a unique sailing experience. this is tenacious, the only tall ship of its kind in the world, designed and built so it can be sailed by a truly mixed—ability crew. wow, how are they going to get us up there? i will be on that mast? are you serious? this was the largest wooden ship to be built in the uk for over a century when it was completed in 2000. the jubilee sailing trust is a registered charity running the ship, which focuses on people can do instead of what they can't. with my ginger biscuits in my bag i was hauled aboard to spend a week with my new shipmates. on board i will be part of the ship's watch, hoisting the sails, and getting stuck in. what you've got here is — you've got your bunk. 0k. and you've also got lockers. right. i think we are expecting some pretty choppy weather as we leave here, down to land's

ironically was sort of picked as the capital city because no one wanted to pick lansing. it was offered up as a compromise location. >> we'll learn about the auto company founded in lansing. >> the real motor car company was the company that was titled as an acronym of his name. it emerged here in 1904 and stayed here pretty much close to this location in a variety of different formats. through 1975. >> watch c-span's city tour of lansing, michigan as we take in its history and literary scene. on c-span 2's book tv and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span 3. working with our cable affiliate as we explore the american story. >> next, a house hearing on renewing parts of the foreign intelligence surveillance act. then virginia senator mark warner and former homeland security secretary discuss the dangers to democracy regarding digital disinformation campaigns. after that a senate hearing on the banking challenges cannabis store owners and sellers face in states where marijuana has been legalized. the house judiciary committee held its oversight hearing on th

here's the outlook for the capital cities, looking towards the end of next week into next weekend.e on the rise. do be prepared for some mist and fog and some chilly nights through the middle part of the week. that's it for now. bye— bye. tonight at ten — calls for clearer guidance on food allergen labelling in restaurants, after the death of a teenager. 0wen carey, who was 18, told staff at a byron restaurant he was allergic to dairy, but his food had been marinated in buttermilk. 0wen was the shining light in ourfamily and his death should not have happened. we hope now that something good can come out of it and we are calling on the government to change the law on allergen labelling in restaurants. after other deaths due to allergies, what more should the food industry be doing, to safeguard the public? also tonight... we're at the races, that's where we are. we're going to get a deal. borisjohnson prepares for face—to—face talks with the european commission president, saying he's cautiously optimistic a brexit deal can be struck.

now we want to head to saxony that's where did abused brady is standing by she's in saxon his capital city dresden kate. well call the situation here in saxony is certainly looking a lot more close said than it was at least a couple of days ago at least that's according to some opinion polls that came out just a couple of hours ago around midday herin saxony and i love michael's conservative c.d.u. still seem at least to be polling in 1st position at the moment with around 30 percent but the f.t. do at least according to these latest polls seem to have been gaining a little bit of ground since the last couple of days now polling at around anywhere between 26 to 28 percent so only a couple of percentage points behind the conservatives a social democrats meanwhile still floundering at around 7 to 9 percent but of course as i say these are still in the opinion polls at the moment and we still have a couple of hours to go until we get those 1st exit polls to be also heard that there's been a big turnout in saxony biggest cities in fact is it's doubled in dresden in life sick and income that's

the volcano is located 80 kilometres south—east of the capital, mexico city. stunning scenes. warm, dry september day across much of the uk, things are now changing from sunday and through the course of this coming week it's a more unsettled picture. rain or showers at times through the day on sunday and things will start to feel a bit cooler than they have done recently, too. and the reason for that is that we've got low pressure out towards the north—west of the uk. and that's going to be driving in some weather fronts through the day. and we've got further low pressure systems waiting out in the wings for later on in the week. so we start off sunday morning with some heavy showers, particularly across south—west england, the midlands, wales, northern ireland, too. some thunderstorms likely with some of those showers. they drift their way northwards and eastwards across the uk, followed by another band of rain. some drier and brighter weather working in from the south—west in the day. so a bit of sunshine around. and i think northern and eastern scotland probably holding ont

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the outlook for the capital cities of the next five days also includes quite a lot of showers.res will feel much fresher than they have done recently. bye for now. this is bbc news. our top stories: donald trump and joe biden trade accusations following reports that the president pressured ukraine to investigate mr biden‘s son. know trump deservt investigated. i know trump deserves to be investigated. he is violating every basic norm of a president. saudi arabia warns iran that it will respond with "necessary measures" to last week's attacks on its oil installations. cheers for the teenage activist greta thunberg as she arrives at a youth summit on climate change in new york, ahead of the un general assembly next week. 75 years on, one of the last surviving veterans of the world war ii battle of arnhem takes to the skies to remember those who died.

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saying if this is what's happening in kabul in some of the most well known neighborhoods of the capital city what's going on outside in the districts and in the provinces why attacks on polling stations and these technical issues and these concerns of fraud everything you've been saying at these really free and fair elections. this is exactly the question of people are asking you know i was at what a couple polling centers and the people who were turned away who were being told you know your name is not on the list and you can't vote this is what they're saying you know they're like how is this not the problem they feel as if they're being kept from their vote which they see as an issue of fraud and so what will happen now is you know they've extended the willing by about 2 hours but people are fearful that starting tomorrow all the questions will iraq which team will claim that there was fraud which team will claim that there is irregularities and what will happen from there you know because they don't want to read 2014 where the entire process took months and months and president danny has

here is the outlook for our capital cities over the next five days or so in this temperatures once again weekend. bye—bye for now. this is bbc world news today. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories... we're gonna get a deal. britain's borisjohnson says he's cautiously optimistic about a brexit deal as he prepares for his first face—to—face talks with the european union next week. but he's still facing criticism for suspending parliament. why are you not with them in parliament sorting out the mess that you made? get back to parliament and sort it out! meanwhile former british prime minister david cameron, who called the 2016 brexit referendum, accuses mrjohnson of trashing his government. we'll have the latest from westminster. actress felicity huffman is sentenced to 11! days in prison

let's continue right on to stack the maze capital city of dresden where our reporter king brady is following be elections for us kate which party is celebrating most there the a of d. which made significant gains or the studio which remains the strongest party in saxony. well serious definitely the day therefore right alternative for germany fati the celebrating the most tearing saxony tonight of course these are significant gains for them if anything just reiterating the successes they've had in other. elections in recent months both in the european election and also just a couple of years ago as well in the national elections at the c.d.u. . in on the other hand there it's much more sigh of relief of course something to celebrate for them they've still managed to retain their title as the strongest posse here in saxony a title that they've held for the past 3 decades now since the fall of the wall but they the coalition with the social democrats here simply doesn't have a leg to stand on for the last 7 governments here in saxony have been that very famous combination here in germany the so

lansing has been michigan's capital city. >> it was picked as the capital city. was offered up as a compromise location. >> and we will learn about the auto company founded in landing -- in lansing. it was the company that was titled as an acronym of his name. it emerged in 1904 and stayed in a variety of different formats through 1975. tour of lansing michigan as we take in its history and literary scene. and sunday at 2 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3, working with cable affiliates as we explore the american story. >> studentcam had a huge effect >> for pastwe had winners of c-span's studentcam document rate competition -- >> that is in des moines iowa. in the middle of the caucus season. because of c-span i've had the experience and the equipment and knowledge to be able to film some of them. middle and high --ool students to create include c-span video and reflect differing points of view. >> be passionate bout -- passionate about what you are discussing. no that in the greatest country in the history of the earth your view does matter. -- >> goiley we

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plenty of showers in the outlook for capital cities over the next five days or so.. bye for now. so obviously we're doing something right on the small screen. this is bbc world news today. i'm karin giannnone. our top stories... a dramatic warning ahead of the un climate summit — the signs and impacts of global warming are speeding up. we have been breaking records in main greenhouse gas concentrations, carbon dioxide, which is the most important one... the star treatement for narendra modi in texas — the indian prime minister holds a joint rally with president trump. the british government promises no holidaymakers will be stranded. fears grow the tour operator thomas cook might collapse within hours. and in sport, liverpool maintain their searing pace at the top of the premier league, beating chelsea 2—1.

them a bit more time to do so and we're starting with what has become the world's most polluted capital city in the coding to the world health organization and greenpeace that city is new delhi in fact 15 of the 20 most polluted cities in the world are in india alone clearly it can't be good for people's health but how does it impact the country and its economy to 0 documentary make and how to mete as this feature report. he turns like many parents in delhi dr shell into but they already are knows that allowing his children to play outdoors comes at a cost. and is affecting a life with his. of his place. and experience he came really was some time i have to come in the middle of the night you and my daughter who was just one month old see all 3 are together with markets doctor and one of the most polluted parts of the city and believes the air quality is made worse by emissions from a waste energy plant in his neighborhood there is high level of pollution delhi and a problem there this plant so definitely even in delhi if you are staying one place although please visit difference. as a docto

the early stages the 1st construction is expected to be complete by 2020 full movie and entire capital city will be a delicate balancing act for indonesia's leaders preserving the natural habitat while building their vision for a new concrete jungle for him mohammed al jazeera borneo in indonesia now protesters in hong kong of songs throughout the months of demonstrations now they produce their own protest anthem the. i was. to hong kong has been ringing out across the territory including in shopping malls the composer says music is a tool for unity and his song was designed to show that despite unhappiness and uncertainty in hong kong would not give up. in the u.s. state of maryland a light plane crashed into a car on a busy highway when the pilot misjudged a landing 2 people on board and 2 in the car were lucky to escape with minor injuries. when we come back more than 100000 fans are said to witness one of the biggest events in women's golf or not stay with us. want. thank you very much for one of the all time greats of women's tennis is coming out of retirement for the 2nd time kim clij

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of conflict 2 planes carrying $35.00 prisoners from each side landed simle taney slee in the 2 capital cities that were emotional scenes as they were reunited with their families. we have to do all this to have. these horrible war. really. by being busy because. emergency aid is being rushed to the bahamas amid fears that the number of deaths as a result of hurricane dorian could rise significantly the government and rescue teams believe that hundreds of perhaps thousands are still missing even though only 43 people are confirmed dead rescuers expect bodies to be uncovered as flood waters recede following the category 5 storm the strongest ever to hit the island nation iran says it now has the ability to enrich uranium to a much higher level in a further blow to the 2015 nuclear deal new equipment means they can take it to more than 20 percent that's way beyond the 3.67 percent limits set in the deal which the united states pulled out of in may last year and the u.s. says a satellite photo proves that iran is lying about the whereabouts of the oil tanker released by gibraltar 3 and a half wee

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