the somme,ks around where they moved around a little bit. here you see completely different scenery. heguess this is in the alps, t italian theater. host: can you lineup the signs? who are the allies and who are the axis powers? >> the allies were great britain, france. belgium started off as neutral, then they were invaded . you have germany, austria hungary, the ottoman empire. world war i stretches beyond the western front of italy. you have a middle eastern theater. you have lots happening in places that are now part of the modern middle east. host: we are now back to the united states with a buildup of armaments. >> what we are showing here is how america is becoming prepared for the war. we started completely unprepared. we have to rely on allies from shipping to what armaments we would use in combat, especially airplanes. here you show the navy being built up. the navy's central role was not so much,. destroyers were used to protect transport ships as they left american ports. under threat just as the merchant ships were from german u

sassoon.famously house he was a distinguished [indiscernible] he was present at the somme.t was after 1917 he became disillusioned with war. his poem "survivor" not only describes the tremors and nightmares but also the hopelessness that accompanied the platoon with a failed victory. a glorious war that shattered all that tried. men who went out to battle, grim and glad. children with eyes that hate you, broken and mad. owen enlisted in 1915 and posted on the western front, january 1917. he also attended craig lockhart hospital after he was diagnosed with narrow stevia -- neurost ymia. one of his works, gas, gas, quick boys, and ecstasy, fitting the clumsy helmet. someone is still stumbling like a man in flour. dim through the mist, pain and flickering light as under a .reen sea, i saw them drowning in all my dreams before my public site, plunges at me, stuttering, choking, drowning. if in some smothering dream you too could pay behind the wagon we flung him in and watch the white eyes writhing in space, his hanging face like the devil's thick. if you could see the blood co

the battle of the somme to teams, one rivalry, but nothing to teams, one rivalry, but nothing to separatet was very emotional. it was intense. it was aggressive but a good aggressive, not a bad one. and we followed until the last second to try to win it. liverpool did the same, to try not to lose it. i think in the end the result justified. we to lose it. i think in the end the resultjustified. we got to lose it. i think in the end the result justified. we got free to lose it. i think in the end the resultjustified. we got free kicks, we got corners and other stuff. after 80 minutes of high intense football, it's really hard. i hoped the boys would have look. unfortunately we had on one situation but not the other. all good. tomorrow i can enjoy the result. today, only the performance. today, only the performance. everton beat manchester city 4—0 in the first game today. it leaves manchester city ten points adrift of leaders chelsea. when these sides met in october, everton manager ronald koeman described manchester city as the best team he had ever met. here they were meeting again. the

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without risking basically suicide attacks, which is what happened, especially in the battle of the somme with the british. you had over 60,000 killed and -- killed on one day. you get a type of warfare that is very difficult for people to survive. they huddle into those trenches to get some sort of shelter. susan: from a strategic standpoint, what is happening in this battle? what other germans trying to capture? mitchell: that is an interesting question. the germans were on the defensive for most of the war, except for early on and then a , few other attacks, like allison mentioned around the somme where they move forward a little bit. but, i think in this case -- here, you see it completely different. this is, i guess, in the alps? allison: yes, i think so. mitchell: the italian theater. susan: who are the allies and who were the central powers? allison: the allies were great britain, france, the united states later when the u.s. entered. elgin started off as neutral -- belgium started off as neutral before they were invaded. then you have germany, austria, hungary, the ottoman empire.

nous sommes tres heureux d'etre de retour au canada. de partager avec nous la beaute de ce pays magnifique. phew! cheering. the canada trip took in some of the wild beauty of the country, particularly in the yukon territory. the couple heard of the struggle for equality still faced by some of canada's indigenous people. there was, though, also time with their children. for george and charlotte, a party with all the trappings, shared with military families at government house in victoria. the entertainer who was balloon modelling seemed to spark a little sibling rivalry. as the duke and duchess continue to protect the children's privacy, it was a rare chance to see george and charlotte in a more informal setting. namaste. for a trip to india earlier in the year, the children were left behind in the uk. here, the duke and duchess saw the extremes of life in modern india — from visits to the slum areas, where they heard about the hardship of daily life, to the glamour and glitz of bollywood, and dinner with showbiz stars and business leade

guardiola thought it was a penalty, the referee didn't wish made what happened next all the more annoying, sommesecond shot on target and their second shot on target and their second goal. jesus thought he had won it, his first shot in the city said, just one problem, just two adam knight is —— two agonising seconds in the life of a manager. city were good but were they good enough? contrast of emotions, spurs fa ns enough? contrast of emotions, spurs fans are related but pep guardiola not happy. not happy at all. bit out of sorts. they lost a—0 to everton last week, today they were 2—0 up against one of their biggest rivals for the title. they would be winning that title race he has already conceded that then they surrendered two goals. for tottenham i would suggest it is a real concern, hugo lloris, he made some real mistakes. and if you're a chelsea fan you must be smiling because both spurs and city drop points. manchester united drop points and a torrid result for jurgen klopp and liverpool. beaten 3—2 at home by strugglers swansea city. alex gulrajani watched swansea's first league win at

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taken with him to downing street in may 1940, he was highly critical of the british offensive on the somme, and remained so in the 20's, the hague. i remind her -- i wonder if that didn't stay with him in 1940 and also explain some of his more audacious strategies that he came up with. lee pollack: i think that is a fair comment. he was always coming up with some innovative strategies. the soft underbelly of europe, the campaigns he proposed in the mediterranean. and he was certainly more than roosevelt very anxious about the invasion of france. there is a whole dialogue about whether that might have happened in 19 43. churchill was afraid it would fail, or even 1942. there is a thread that goes from these experiences in the first world war both at high levels of leadership as well as at the his responseames in the second world war. you see that in the discussions about the landing, second front, and so forth. churchill was someone who is stubborn as all get out, but he did learn things over time, sometimes even admitting them. there was a connection between his experience in the first war

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