. >> located in the village of wellington, florida, and it is a private air-park community.sidents have planes in their garages, in their backyards, in their driveways. >> they may have a helicopter. they might have a floatplane or a seaplane. they could have a corporate jet or an ex-military aircraft. so you see a little bit of everything. >> parking your plane in your backyard is just the best thing i can think of. >> it really enables homeowners to capture what they're to do as aviators, and that is to walk right out of their backdoor, right into their hangar, throw the bags in, and take off. >> and those backyard driveways, well, they back up to a 4,000-foot lighted runway that sits in the middle of the community. >> many private aeronautical communities are still grass runway. they don't allow the type of aircraft that we are able to land here. >> most of the other aero communities are in desolate areas. it's not where you're in the middle of what we have here. >> many of them are one strip, often grass, surrounded by maybe 20 or 30 houses. this is 275 houses. >> having

she did wellington killing him welcome to this very special scene of the alex i'm sure here from edinburgh we had of course to discuss music across the generations and kitman if i may start with you about a young musician studying at kyoto people see starting out for sale i think it may be sorry i went on to purcell and what for tonight i want to queue i'm your studies to london from scotland ever i could stay in scotland i would. love it here but unfortunately just the option to get inside the sheer mind of our teacher is things like that is kind of second to none if you want to get in the scene. to be there obviously there are opportunities there when you when you play events and you've got to give us an idea of what if you please what if you've got where very lucky elsley being on music college you get to play a lot it's nice because sometimes you'll get an email and. tomorrow for this concert can you come and it's just great never really know what's going to pop up yeah it's just all around the place really here she did you see can you understand from from point of view why she might d

city i just take of scotland the opportunity to celebrate its music and all of its forms she know wellington is one of scotland's best known to dish no cigar is famous for her performance at the grand don't make of the scottish parliament in one thousand nine hundred ninety killing his quote as a classical musician at the very start of her career studying at guildhall alex and i spoke to him an edge into about the contrast between that experience and musical styles. she did wellington killing him welcome to this very special scene of the alex i'm unsure here from edinburgh we had of course to discuss music across the generations and kitman if i may start with you about a young musician studying at kyoto people see starting out for sale i think it may be sorry. for selling what for tonight but gill told what to q. and your studies to london from scotland ever i could stay in scotland i would. love it here but unfortunately just the option to get. the sheer amount of our teacher is things like that. kind of second to none if you want to get in the scene to be there obviously there are opportun

new zealand marked the centenary with a hundred gun salute and wellington go. with the. french president in one.

in new zealand the traditional silence was broken with a one hundred gun salute on the wellington waterfront. across the country church bells rang out and horns blared recreating the outpouring of relief that greeted the armistice. the war to cause huge toll on new zealand one hundred thousand of its soldiers died during the war. in australia cannon fire and buglers. eleventh hour of the eleventh the of the eleventh month. prime minister of all strata national ceremony the prime minister summed up the sentiment at last silence a silence from that day to this that the actions of prayer for daughter of peace and a lasting peace in hong kong two veterans paid tribute to those who felt. the new country outside europe sent more troops to the great war than india one profound three million. barrel a scottish pipe played at the delhi war cemetery where those who never came home are buried. for more on this weekend centenary head to our web site that's. there you'll find a special series delving into the history of what was then caught the wall to end all. history shows the story of the first one we

andleon lost at waterloo, the duke of wellington, the british general, took all of napoleon's cannons and brought them over to england. littlere there for a while, and then he needed iron for the streetlights on the bridge. so they got napoleon's cannons, mounted it, and made them into streetlights. so the streetlights in lake havasu city are made from the cannons of napoleon. was opened october 11, 1971. our town had about 5000 people. only about 50,000 people, stands set up to parade, and there was a dinner, worth $25 a person, a lot of money in those days. opla.s a big ho kind of impressive. in the middle of the desert, london bridge, whoever would have thought that? >> our cities tour staff recently traveled to lake havasu city, arizona to learn more about its rich history. learn more about the city and other stops on our tour at c-span.org/citiestour. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. on october 11, 1988, aids activists occupied the fda headquarters in rockville, maryland to protest for improved treatment and care. history tv,rican the jo

we are seeing that in wellington where shares are off 1.1%.e have investors looking for something concrete to hang their hat at. we don't have much on the data docket to distract. we have confidence data from australia and the lookout of chinese lending and supply figures that could come out today. that is ahead of retail sales figures from the mainland wednesday which will be key indeed this week. on the earnings front we have samsonite, mitsubishi, ufj and noble group to report. we have the aussie on summit aseanng off -- the summit kicking off. mike pence is attending. the u.s. robe into imports is advancing, which will not be soothing to japan and korea seeking exemptions. haidi: a huge week for geopolitics with investor sentiment. but get you to first word news with jessica summers. sank into ae euro 16-month low as you political risks return. tuesday is the deadline for itsy to make a turn on spending plan and the european union is prepared to take disciplinary action if necessary. rome's initial budget was rejected by the commission. th

. >> i love the new beef wellington we started doing that last year and it was amazing and it's gonnas tradition every year now. ♪ it's what christmas means to me my love ♪ >> friend and family including stevie wonder, kim kardashian and kris jenner, akwafina and derek hough are also part of "a legendary christmas with john and chrissy." >> favorite celebrity guest to carole with on this show. >> meghan trainor was a lot of fun. she brought extra sweaters and hats. ♪ and a partridge in a pear tree ♪ >> another guest, darren criss, both he and john won emmys this year, but in one category darren actually beat john. >> percentage chance that you and darren brought your emmys to christmas caroling. >> we did not, but we discussed how he beat me for an emmy. >> he's so nice. >> yeah he should have beat me. >> but you still go one. >> i know. it's all good. >> i said i was gonna kanye rush the stage if he didn't win. >> if darren didn't win. ♪ baby i hope santa brings you >> favorite christmas memory growing up? >> oh, my gosh, probably putting out the cookies for santa and then catching m

memorial, in canberra, whilst large crowds also attended new zealand's national war memorial park in wellingtonre than 200,000 commonwealth troops were killed in the conflict. here, the main remembrance events started an hour ago. danny boyle's moving tribute to the fallen began. huge portraits of some of those who lost their lives will be etched onto 32 beaches, before being washed away by the tide. 11 o'clock is when the guns stopped firing 100 years ago. this morning, the queen will attend the national service of remembrance here at the cenotaph and two minutes of silence will be observed. then at 12.30, big ben will lead bells of remembrance across the world. and later this evening, the royal family will attend a special service at westminster abbey before more than 1,000 beacons are lit around the uk to symbolise an end to the darkness of war. let's find out a bit more about today. graham satchell is at horse guards parade. good morning. good morning. we are just a couple of hundred yards away from the cenotaph just behind that building, this is horse guards parade. this is where the servi

since the final day of world war one starting in new zealand thousands gathered in the capital wellington in the ten percent of the museum population of a time which is about one million people served in the war eighteen thousand of them were killed. in australia events were held across major cities the war particularly costly for australia sixty thousand people lost their lives out of the three hundred thousand. british officials paid tribute to the seventy thousand indians killed in the war with the service in new delhi india made at one of the biggest contingents of soldiers among commonwealth forces one point five million of them fighting alongside the allied powers. and in the u.k. millions observed a moment of silence at eleven o'clock to mark the hour the war ended about eight hundred eighty six thousand british troops and one hundred thousand civilians were killed in the war. moving to other news at least sixty one people have been killed as finding intensifies in the yemeni port city of data between forces backed by the saudi iraqi coalition and the hutu rebels aid groups say the

over new zealand thousands gathered for the national service in the capital wellington nearly ten percentof new zealand's population of one million people in one thousand eight hundred served in the war eight hundred thousand of them were killed in australia the country remembered its soldiers who died on the battlefield with events across major cities the war was particularly costly for australia with sixty thousand people losing their lives out of the three hundred thousand who served british officials paid tribute to the seventy thousand indians killed in the war with a service in new delhi india comprised one of the biggest contingent of men among commonwealth forces with that one and a half million fighting alongside the allied powers here in the u.k. big bang wrangled once again as millions of people fell silent at eleven o'clock to mark the hour the war ended about eight hundred eighty six thousand british troops and a hundred thousand civilians were killed in the war. now fierce battles to retake yemen's port city of her danger of spilled into residential areas as thousands of civ

memorial in canberra, and large crowds also attended new zealand's national war memorial park in wellington than 200,000 commonwealth troops were killed in the conflict. the main remembrance events started earlier this morning. danny boyle's tributes to the fallen have begun. huge portraits of some of those who lost their lives are being etched onto 32 beaches, before being washed away by the tide. this morning, the queen will attend the national service of remembrance at the cenotaph and two minutes of silence will be observed. then, at 12.30, big ben will lead bells of remembrance across the world. and later this evening, the royal family will attend a special service at westminster abbey. then more than a thousand beacons will be lit around the uk, to symbolise an end to the darkness of war. we've mentioned the beach portraits, live pictures from folkestone, wilfred 0wen, famous first world war poet. his poetry for many symbolised the horror of the conflict. wilfred 0wen, a young officer killed very shortly before the armistice, before the end of the first world war, and his mother got t

held at the national memorial in camera and in new zealand a gun salute took place in the capital wellington in the u.k. there are a series of special events about to be held but the main commemoration taking place there in central paris right now. all right in the democratic republic of congo the latest outbreak of ebola is seen as the worst in its history the health ministry there say more than two hundred people have died in two north eastern provinces since august armed groups are said to be preventing health workers from reaching patients. at this point three hundred in one thousand cases and one hundred ninety eight deaths have been registered in view of these figures my thoughts and my prayers go to the hundreds of families grieving to the hundreds of orphans and the families which have been wiped out. is a specialist in infectious diseases and tropical medicine he says medical staff in the d.r. c. are struggling to get to infected people in time. well certainly it's a very tragic event and it is a bad outbreak and it had ten zero proof of you bolo for it this is the worst and the lar

minister of gibraltar says may should be back to him without her deal it can be very bad for gibraltar wellington for gibraltar as point of view the thirty thousand that lived in gibraltar the north. the really important thing for them was state in the customs union and effectively. they've got that so they will be happy as huge concern with blacks in gibraltar i think it's ninety eight percent of gibraltarians had the good sense to vote against and to be to vote against blacks of course gibraltarians are very sensible people they're there british but they're not in the u.k. and that's the sort of situation i would like for scotland as well happy to be british but only you can ask of a referendum as far as i know but ironically spain is which has been responsible for the detention of politicians. after a democratic vote catalonia something with theirs and we have been campaigning about could veto the deal yet it's would your role to look to extract concessions over and brought in the city spinners also said in the last day or so that it wouldn't be vetoing scotland's accession to being a member o

we are seeing stocks and wellington slide to the downside.lls abound. >> thank you so much for that. coming up, commerce secretary wilbur ross says a full-blown deal between the u.s. and china this year is impossible. we will weigh the trade war impact with the u.s. coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is daybreak asia. commerce secretary wilbur ross says a trade deal with china is impossible despite the planned g20 meeting. we're joined now by a reporter. >> it seems there has always been a bit of that. commerce secretary wilbur ross in saying that a deal would be impossible by january, those comments are not really a surprise. he has a point. the u.s. demands are very steep for the chinese. , he is saying the u.s. has a list of 142 demands. the u.s. is also seeking structural and fundamental changes to the way china orients its economy and trade policy. theother issue is timeframe. getting a new deal by the end of the year. anding through the demands getting inked to paper. that would take a lot of time. that being said, still a good sign t

stocks snap a four day to klein in sydney and in wellington, they are rising. in chicago, gains as well for .apanese stocks adding to potential headwinds for asian shares, white house trade consultant may not be making an appearance at the meeting. that has to be confirmed. had afterdation maybe foxconn warns it is facing a difficult and competitive 2019 and is planning to cut costs by nearly $3 billion. see how machine makers are faring as we get reports this afternoon. orders have been slowing in 2018 due in part to declining chinese demand. manufacturers on the mainland are playing it safe when it comes to spending. an hourore data in half that may lend credence to the they may need to change targets. the malaysian market is expected to decline further. checking the markets in hong kong. let's get your first word news with jenna. the ceo of nissan made learn his fate on thursday when the board meets to discuss financial misconduct. our sources say directors are split over what to do. he is accused of underreporting compensation and misusing funds. we are tol

and found his waterloo and the duke of wellington, the general, took all the cannonance brought them to england. they have been there a little while. the he needed iron for streetlights for the bridge so cannons and leon's made them into streetlights. lake streetlights in havasu city are made from the into paoe-- napoleon of 1971.s opened october 11, the town will about 5,000 people. 50,000.re are about ll stands set up to parade and there was a dinner, it was $25 a person. in thro those days. is impressive. in the middle of the desert the london bridge. who would have ever thought that st that? >> our cities tour staff recently traveled it like lake lake. tour at more on our c-span.org/cities tour. american tching history tv all weekend every on c-span 3. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> c-span where lift unfolds daily. 19679 it was created by ameri cable television companies and we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of white house, the supreme court and public policy , and in washington, d.c.

wellington also under pressure. the ongoing tech turmoil and oil slide may overshadow other catalysts that could drive the agenda. trade reports due out from south korea and thailand. also heads up, indiana is up for a public holiday. aussie shares extending losses. the asx 200 is down 11% over the past three months to make it the worst performer in asia. even then, all the stocks are not looking that she -- that she despite valuations falling the lowest level since 2013. the likelihood of a year end value in december is looking even dimmer. this is rendered against china -xi meeting atrump the end of the month. the situation for aussie shares is not helped by a weaker property market, which is indenting earnings for banks and went on business and commuter -- and consumer sentiment. we have how blocks them at hsbc predicting a slide and property prices as well. haidi: sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. let's get you the first word summers. jessica summers. jessica: the trump administration is threatening to ramp up pre

in new zealand the traditional silence was broken with a one hundred gun salute on the wellington waterfront. across the country church bells rang out and horns blared recreating the outpouring of relief that greeted the armistice. the war took a huge toll on new zealand one hundred thousand of its soldiers died during the war . in australia cannon fire and buglers. i want of the eleventh day of the eleventh month. prime minister of the straw to national the prime minister summed up the sentiment at last silence a silence from that day to this that they can sit pray for the dawn of peace and a lasting peace in hong kong two veterans paid tribute to those who felt. the new country outside europe sent more troops to the great war than india one probably three million. played at the daily walk. where those who never came home are buried. over as president. days armistice commemorations to look to the future he's hosting a global peace forum in paris this afternoon it aims to highlight the importance of international institutions in conflict prevention and resolution. german chancellor angela me

whole bunch of african-americans being elected in places we had not seen, norm rice in seattle, wellington webb in denver. >> the mayor of new york. >> mayor den den denkins of new york and now we're seeing a sequel to that party, these other candidates are seen as cut from obama cloth, and who are taking taking the baton in new directions we had not previously seen. >> are we seeing -- women in politics is a response to the presidency of donald trump, the women's marches, the #metoo moment and we're seeing women of color who are also emerging in your town of boston, there was a break-through, and in my city of new york, a latina. and beating white men. are we seeing the future or is it temporary, like in 1992, the year of the woman. >> that is one of my corollaries, the area of the woman after the anita hill testimony in the clarence thomas confirmation hearing, before this all-white panel of men in the senate judiciary committee spudder this election of a lot of women to congress, including senator diane feinstein. these thing ares cyclical because we saw the election of women but not a

this sunday on booktv we bring you a retrospective on james wellington's career from the wilson center that's a full-time cook 55 eastern time on c-span2. including the good lord which won the national book award in 2013. [applause]

since the final day of world war one starting a new zealand where thousands gathered in the capital wellington nearly ten percent of the population at the time which was only about a million people served in the war and eighteen thousand of them were killed in australia events were held across major cities the war particularly costly for australia sixty thousand people lost their lives out of the three hundred thousand who served. british officials paid tribute to the seventy thousand indians killed in the war with the service in new delhi india actually made up one of the biggest contingents of soldiers among commonwealth forces one point five million forty alongside the allied powers and in the u.k. itself millions observes that moment of silence at eleven o'clock to mark the hour the war ended one hundred years ago around eight hundred eighty six thousand british troops and one hundred thousand civilians were killed in the war or remember in world war one extends well beyond ceremonies and speeches david chase our correspondent has been to eastern france to see how the memories and the less

in the middle here trying to keep the peace but he couldn't stop wellington shoving goal scoring two people eugene rocket from to the ground. no such drama over in england for premier league leaders manchester city they remain beaten so far this season following a four no four rushing of west ham that it's over and running sterling had them to a head inside twenty minutes leroy's sunday and doubled the tally with goals either side of the break as men now with eleven wins and two draws this campaign a little ball to maintain their unbeaten start of the season with a three no victory at watford but there were boos that the final whistle at old trafford as manchester united only managed a goal a stroll with crystal palace the day's other big game between london rivals tottenham and chelsea still being played it's to notice because in that one. as you heard earlier voting has been taking place in taiwan over the last few hours and among the decisions being made by citizens is what to call the team at sports events votes are still being counted currently compete as chinese taipei which is

in new zealand thousands gathered for the national service in the capital wellington nearly ten percent of new zealand's population of one million people in one thousand nine hundred eighteen served in the war eighteen thousand of them were killed in while in australia the country remembered its soldiers who died on the battlefield with events across major cities there the war was particularly costly for australia with sixty thousand people losing their lives alice have the three hundred thousand who served or british officials paid tribute to the seventy thousand indians killed in the war with a service in new delhi india comprise one of the biggest contingents of men among. meanwhile forces with one and a half million fighting alongside the ally palace here in the u.k. big ben ran once again as millions of people fell silent at eleven o'clock to mark the hour the war ended about one hundred eighty six thousand british troops and one hundred thousand civilians were killed and the. now fierce battles to retake yemen's port city of data have spilled into residential areas as thousands of

stocks and wellington and sydney , those benchmarks gaining ground for a third straight day.dney is taking a hit, falling 11% as australia blocks of bid for its gas pipeline on national security grounds. analysts think this could give other bidders to enter the fray. say they are considering raising reserves against bad debt. it has said it is not the source of reports that it will post a lost for the first half. results are due on november 14. i also want to highlight bandai namco. strong toy sales boosting profits. game sales remain strong. bloomberg intelligence sees this trend persisting through 2019. toshibaissan, reporting. shery: thank you so much. are boostingrages capital to bolster defenses against a market plunge that could threaten the value of $640 billion worth of shares pledged as collateral. tracy alloway has the story in hong kong. these shares seem to be the next big risk for financial markets in china. no wonder authority seem to be focused on them. how much of these loans are held by brokerages? >> yeah, it is a good question. we have some estimates from h

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you zealand marked the centenary with one hundred gun salute in wellington. french president emmanuel and german chancellor who visited the site of the signing of the almost us on saturday they'll be joined by around seventy world leaders for the main commemorations on sunday. in california rampaging wildfires have killed at least twenty three people hundreds of thousands have been forced to flee the homes of dorothy's a calling the blazes the most destructive in the state's history. a mudslide has killed at least ten people in brazil the disaster had to poor neighborhood on the outskirts of rio de janeiro often days of heavy rain and landslides a common in rio many residents live in hilly areas often building homes without authorization and. time for an upgrade. sure that. house with no. design highlights you can make yourself. tips and tricks that will turn your home in a special. upgrade yourself with v.w. interior design channel on you tube. i think i'll flip will say i never tires of explaining how germans think to both the germans and the french born as

you zealand mark the son tender a one hundred gun salute in wellington. french president emanuel and german chancellor angela merkel who visited the site of the signing of the armistice on saturday they'll be joined by around seventy world leaders for the main commemorations on sunday. in california rampaging wildfires have killed at least twenty three people hundreds of thousands have been forced to flee that. dorothy's a calling the blazes the most destructive in the state's history. a month slide has killed at least ten people in brazil the disaster hit a poor neighborhood on the outskirts of rio de janeiro often days of heavy rain landslides are common in rio many residents live in hilly areas often building homes without authorization. in the u.s. the democrats win the majority in the house of representatives and the republicans win three more seats in the senate. while some speak of a defeat for the president he considers the results of the midterm elections a victory. last night the republican party defied history to expand our senate majority whil

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wellington, the british era to all of his cannons and brought them over to england. they had been a little while and then they needed iron or the streetlights on the bridge. got the cannons, melted and admitted into streetlights. it was opened october 11, 1971. our town had about 5000 people. they were all set up, a parade. there was a dinner with $25 a person. a lot of money in those days. it is kind of impressive in the middle of the desert. london bridge, who would've ever thought that? city towards step every zone. city ande about the other stops on our tour at c-span.org/cities tour. you are watching american history tv. all next, on the presidency. ronald reagan's attorney general talks about his views on communism and his relationship with pope john paul ii at a conference organized by the white house writers group. the program was recorded as part of the hoover institution's series, uncommon knowledge. peter robinson moderates the conversation. it is just over half an hour. >> ronald reagan and pope john paul ii, a partnership that changed the world. we are i

wellington, the british general took all of napoleon's cannons and brought them over to england.ron for the streetlights on the bridge. they got napoleon's cannons, melted it and made them into streetlights. the streetlights in lake havasu city are made from the cannons of napoleon. 11, 1971.n october our town had about 5000 people. all stands set up, a parade, there was a dinner, $25 per person. can you imagine? a lot of money those days. it's kind of impressive. , athe middle of the desert london bridge. who would've ever thought of that? are cities tour staff recently traveled to lake havasu city to learn about its wrist history. learn more about other stops on our tour at c-span.org/cot itiestour. you are watching american history tv on c-span3. >> 75 years ago in november of>> marines made an amphibious assault on a small jacki japanese occupied island f tarawa in the pacific. more than 1000 were killed and one of the most difficult battles in u.s. marines history. next on reel america, with the marines at tarawa, a 1944 academy award-winning u.s.entary fillepmedmed by camer