belgium and hole loaned transformed into battle states. russian's borders shrunken. a vast colonial empire in africa together with a german economic unjob extending from scandanavia to turkey, and other leader proposed different demand, some even more draconian, took for granted they should not stop fighting until their nation should ensure victory over europe. had the kaiser reich vanquished its only important continental rivals it seems to me fansful to imagine its rulers were afterwards offered a generous -- or acquiesced in a global status quo dominated by british financial interests. machiavelli observe etched that wars begin when you will but do not end when you please. could any responsible ally government between 1914 and '18 have groaned such a peace as germany south and such also it did impose on the russians after it secured victory over them in 1917. it remains very hard to see how allied statesmen could have distracted themselves once the battle began until there was a decision. the poets view the cause became meaningless has been allowed to distort mode

belgium beer styles. belgium beer styles. the two company heads called the the two company heads called the merger a fit. merger a fit. but many say it will dill but many say it will dill lieutenant the brand. lieutenant the brand. this is not the first time that this is not the first time that a big beer swallowed up a craft a big beer swallowed up a craft company. company. miller coor's miller coor's owns the craft owns the craft pierre, and so what is making pierre, and so what is making craft beer flow? craft beer flow? we went to we went to churchke in churchke in washington, d.c. and met with a washington, d.c. and met with a beer so beer so sommelier. sommelier. >> i feel that craft beer is >> i feel that craft beer is always secondary to flavor always secondary to flavor impact. impact. non-craft beer is first non-craft beer is first determined by determined by more business more business acumen. acumen. >> he sees a world of difference >> he sees a world of difference between craft beer and big b

belgium's brewer is tapping in to the american craft market. the flemish brew has been brewing beer, they recently purchased boulevard brewing. founded john mcdonald said it was the belgium beer he sipped in paris 30 years ago that moved him to open his own brewery in kansas city, missouri, in 1989. boulevard is known for novel and american-interpretations of belgium beer styles. the two company heads called the merger a fit. but many say it will dill lieutenant the brand. this is not the first time that a big beer swallowed up a craft company. miller coor's owns the craft pierre, and so what is making craft beer flow? we went to churchke in washington, d.c. and met with a beer so sommelier. >> i feel that craft beer is always secondary to flavor impact. non-craft beer is first determined by more business acumen. >> he sees a world of difference between craft beer and big brewers lik anheuser-busch and coor's. >> it's flavor. you know, on a visceral level, craft beer is something that you can't stay away from because it is so engrossing when yo

the next day the british in toward their own action just inside belgium. they fought gallantly enough, but heavily outnumbered they had no choice but to retreat that night. three days later they staged another rearguard action which resembled the battle after the napoleonic wars. no one entrenches spirited germans advanced across cornfields. against british infantry and artillery deployed in full view. the slaughter was nothing like as severe as the french had faced a number of british losses or a savvy as they suffered at later on the sixth of june 1944 the british and french found themselves retreating under a blazing sun and the occasional thunderstorms in the case -- face of apparently invincible german masses. it seems overwhelmingly likely that germany was on the brink of absolute power. it was not easy for the allied armies to altogether a retreat that turn to become a route. on the evening of the 21st of august a british officer rode in and a shock to find that to the italians and british infantry lying exhausted simply waiting to be taken prisoner

film was ordered before the nazis invaded bell belgium in 1944 if someone was showing the film they would file a complaint. so in many countries you had a censorship and they ordered the film and didn't pick it up because they knew they wouldn't be able to screen it anyway. >> it emerged as film historians are keeping a lid on hitler in the 1930s. this author accuses hollywood for forging a pact to us movie houses.

how the childhood memories of a belgium man helped uncover what happened here. incredible story. >>> sarah palin is on her national book tour. have you heard? she stopped by the "today" show and asked about chris christie. >> hey, new jersey a blue state has a republican governor, right on. beats the alternative. you know, when you stand in the middle of the road you'll get hit on both sides of the road. we need to take a stand. >> we'll going to discuss it later. and african-american students at ucla are sending a strong message about the lack of diversity. their video has gone viral. >> in fall of 2012, the total enrollment graduate and under graduate for african-american males at ucla was 660 students. that's 3.3% of the 19,838 other males enrolled here. >> i will talk with the students who created the video and started a petition to spark change at the university. it's our "news nation" gut check. join our conversation on twitter. you can find me at tamron hall and my team at newsnation. we'll be right back. but still serving... on the job and in our communi

the next day the british in toward their own action just inside belgium. they fought gallantly enough, but heavily outnumbered they had no choice but to retreat that night. three days later they staged another rearguard action which resembled the battle after the napoleonic wars. no one entrenches spirited germans advanced across cornfields. against british infantry and artillery deployed in full view. the slaughter was nothing like as severe as the french had faced a number of british losses or a savvy as they suffered at later on the sixth of june 1944 the british and french found themselves retreating under a blazing sun and the occasional thunderstorms in the case -- face of apparently invincible german masses. it seems overwhelmingly likely that germany was on the brink of absolute power. it was not easy for the allied armies to altogether a retreat that turn to become a route. on the evening of the 21st of august a british officer rode in and a shock to find that to the italians and british infantry lying exhausted simply waiting to be taken prisoner

belgium, an actual country, is considering a law to grant you than that i shaw to youth. it is already legal. did you just sigh at that joke? >> i had it written down. he is more angry about the fact that i used his joke over the fact they are killing kids. euthanasia is legal for adults in belgium, but now the government may extend the right to die to kids. this is something that no other country allows. they say youngsters don't have the capacity to make the decision to end their own life, but others argue that that is not fair. young people who are terminally ill face the same issues as adults. this is kind of interesting, but strange story. does it seem crazy or am i missing something? >> it is crazy, but it is perfect for halloween. they tried this once before in the 1940s in germany. they just did away with a whole bunch of people. it didn't work out well. >> no, it didn't. as a heart less libertarian you must be all for this, right? >> i kind of am. i was all for it at first. i won't say a 14-year-old terminal patient in a lot of pain can't decide for herself she d

>> reporter: then, just when the trail seemed cold a chance discovery deep in the tax of the royal belgium film archives. >> we are in a huge project of those films, and i came across on this title in the database it was there, and i looked at it, and there it had the names of hitler and vanderbilt, i was curious about it. why are they together? so i made some inquiries, and before we knew it we had something--something unique in our collection. >> reporter: something unique, something that is believed to be the only surviving copy of "hitler's reign of terror" imported in 1995 by whom or why, only history only knows. >> probably somebody wanted to release this film here in belgium or europe. we don't know who it was, or what the intentions was, but to release it here, but yeah, the events advanced him, and so he couldn't--he didn't have the time to release it. >> reporter: the working theory is that the film was ordered before the nazis invaded belgium in may of 1944 after that it was probably just too hot to handle. >> german embassies all over the world were checking out film programs,

albania and belgium are among the countries being considered. both are geographically close to syria and have experience destroying such weapons. a joint mission chief in syria says she will work with other countries to put the arsenals out of action. but she asks that security is still their chief concern. >> the conflict is of course of daily concern not only to the mission but to the people of syria. we make our security assessments on an ongoing basis and will continue to do so. >> reporter: opcw officials hope to have plans ready for the next stage of their syrian mission by next week. they are aiming for the verified destruction of all declared chemical weapons and production facilities by the middle of next year. chiaki ishikawa, nhk world. >> some wonder whether the syrians and officials from the organization will be able to meet all their deadlines. we have a specialist in chemical weapons who helped set up the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons. he said the experts are facing a host of challenges. >> the united nation

belgium is to painting it comes to fashion a new bill that could extend its nolan euthanasia to town and he ill people aged under nemy country in the welsh grandchildren to try to use to die the belgian parliament is discussing the proposal put forward by between six and is costly. it's not you can use in a chair from my nest with the consent of that parents should be an option in exceptional cases and several pediatricians say the eco frame my porridge is necessary. he says. when the situation because we have to families in a state secret and we calmed right down all really happened on the monitor to a stop to sweet wants to get the best care possible awesome. a group of pediatricians puppies tonight unless a belgian news papers this week asking the lawmakers to support the pale that many and peace remain to be a and mm. lifeas hopes of reaching the last four of the atp world tour finals in london of supporting his second group match against french but wish i can skate on the pressure of losing to favored novak djokovic in his opening group b match this with six time for much of him

. , probably someone wanted to release the film in bel belgium or europe. and we don't know what his intention was. but to release it here. and the events advanced is him and he didn't have the time to release it. the working theory is that the film was ordered before the nazis invaded bell belgium in 1944 if someone was showing the film they would file a complaint. so in many countries you had a censorship and they ordered the film and didn't pick it up because they knew they wouldn't be able to screen it anyway. >> it emerged as film historians are keeping a lid on hitler in the 1930s. this author accuses hollywood for forging a pact to us movie houses. when hitte hitler came to powert movie studios demanded that though fire half of their salesmen in germany and by 1936 they failed all of their jewish salesmen in determin germany. the nazis said they couldn't make a film showing the war or the persecution of jews. for the american business to go along with each of the demands is collaboration in a sense. the notion that hollywood was implicit is challenge

during her eight the trip to france britain and belgium president that is scheduled to hold bilateral talks with french president francois le long. british prime minister david cameron dr prime minister elliott the repellent in the presidents of the eu commission and european council. jocelyn meet the queen alice but the second hand dealt to escape the lead pack. in addition share price in her sails diplomacy approach her talks with european leaders president beck is expected to engage in soft diplomacy to connect with the european people. she'll be attending korean drama and film events during her trip a lot for university of london. all it seems you again heats russian president vladimir putin will visit korea for two days later this month becoming the first leader among the four major countries neighboring korea to visit seoul in the pot in a ministry for the presidential office of tata announced friday that the two leaders would need over two days starting november of that during the talks are expected to seek ways to further develop their political and economic ties to discuss pl

the decision as to where in fact to destroy these weapons policy reported force there now france and belgium are now among possible destinations for syria's chemical stockpile foreign affairs journalist robert harness explains why paris would probably have to agree here for asked. the reason why france is a vias candidate is that france has a considerable program running all the time disposing of chemical weapons left over from the second world war which keep being uncovered so they have the technical capacity to deal with the problem there are political reasons why they might not want to get involved because it's a sort of recognition of the bashar al assad government which france is but the last government to want to do so they they may try to wriggle out of it but they may also be under pressure of the americans to be helpful my guess is that france will say yes because they'll want to look positive the trap for the french apart from the fact that they appear to be recognizing bashar al assad whom they have spent months and years decrying on every possible ground is that says the public m

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thousand art on objects were illegally taken from private jewish collections in german occupied france and belgium between nineteen forty and nineteen forty four the nazis granted certain types of art as one german and propaganda minister joseph goebbels try to sell up or on the court to degenerate art to try and generate cash for the state the eye. a jury refugee camp is going to buy hundred twenty thousand people. dr year than in a stylish is practically a city with busy markets like these behind me here people can buy icecream change currency shop for electronics and buy some tasty food for lunch. for many refugees living here didn't expect to stay for the settling in and establishing a sense of normalcy. okay just about ten miles from the syrian border this is the second largest refugee camp. its growing population also makes it the fourth largest population center in jordan. people here are seven in. away from emergency stall was closed to turn up you have a sustainable response. as we do will replacing concrete costs through increased options with something which is of a little bit more dura

the korean leader arrived in belgium less than an hour ago after wrapping up her state visit in britain before her departure she held a bilateral summit but british prime minister david cameron agreed to boost cooperation in developing future growth engines for presidential office correspondence was into the ports the rest of the second day of her state visit to britain by attending it didn't and they tested by roger queue for the lord fear of the city of london guildhall. the city of london as a local government within london and is the world's second largest global financial markets falling new york. president that the emphasis on innovative role that the finance world and businesses play in africa the global economic slowdown and realized the creative economy something that you can't reserve passion for addressing new growth paradigm. handle the capital she knew a ton of leaves on the humbling. don't hide it can you talk to nice and sunny. nasa personnel existential restricting it to nation's financial partnership korea and britain have cited to eleven eleven and the news person thre

using stanley as administrator, king leopold of belgium claimed the congo as his personal property. under leopold's reign, men, women, and children were tagged with numbers, separated into groups, given production quotas. if they fell short, they were whipped, their hands cut off, hanged. an estimated 10 million congolese were either starved, worked to death, executed or just killed where they stood, all in just over 20 years. by the end, half the population of the country was gone. have you ever thought about all those years ago that if your people had just killed stanley? >> translator: somebody else would have come. >> somebody else would have come. >> ordinarily, a large tiger fish like this one, it's going to the market, considered way too valuable to eat. but today -- guests. >> it's a mean-looking fish. >> she used to sell fish in the market. >> the congolese standard, liboke. it can be pretty much anything wrapped in a banana leaf and steamed. >> typical tradition. >> excellent meal. a lot of work. though it doesn't look like they are having an entirely miserable time of it,

from belgium and other intelligence is possible to choose to take serious chemical weapons for affairs journalist in all the robot on a six play to make when cars would probably have to agree it up the reason why france is a discounted is the props has a considerable program running all the time disposing of chemical weapons that the second world war which keep the gun covet so they have the technical capacity to deal with the problem there are a political reasons why the model of a controlled to sort of recognition of the batch out of bad government which prompted the last government to want to do so that they banked on wriggle out of it but they may also be on depression. the americans to be helpful. my guess is that props will say yes because they'll want to deposit if the trap of the french pop and the fact that they appear to be recognizing batch of us had spent months in years to crying on it be possible ground is that so the may well say that if routes mondays and tuesdays in the fast guys that would be the sort. she's about to be helpful if the chemical weapons. but even if it

or from some belgium another big target is possible alternatives to take syria's chemical weapons one of those journalists north a robot harness you straight to be why you would probably have to agree if you'd have to agree if asked. the reason why france is a fierce candidate is that france has a considerable program running all the time disposing of chemical weapons left over from the second world war which keep being uncovered so they have the technical capacity to deal with the problem there are political reasons why they might not want to get involved because it's a sort of recognition of the basher al assad government which france is but the last government to want to do so they may try and wriggle out of it but they may also be under pressure of the americans to be helpful my guess is that france will say yes because they'll want to look positive the trap for the french apart from the fact that they have here to be recognizing bashar al assad who they have spent months and years decrying on every possible ground is that says the public may well say that if france minded his own

. >> in belgium, change in the route to die law. >> in the florida keys, influence release genetically modified mosquitoes have local residents deeply concerned. >> welcome to the program. human rights groups have criticized the sentences given to 14 young egyptian woman for protesting against the government. the women were sentenced to more than 11 years in prison wednesday. they've been charged with thuggery, and destruction of public and private property. the girls held a protest in alexandria on the 31 of october calling for president morsi's rein state. hundreds protested in a show of solidarity for those charged. the government's announced it will stop anyone defying new anti protests allows. they say the laws protect the rights of society. we have more from cairo. there's rising anger over the jail sentences given to these young girls. is this likely to explode on to the streets, do you think? >> well, it's certainly exploded on the campuses and universities today in cairo university. you had a large turnout of students who were decrying what happened to these girls and were als

i'll call it belgium. i came up with that name, belgup. [ laughter ] we'll be right -- belgi [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome become. my guest tonight you know him. you love him. you can current be see on broadway in two plays. please we welcome back to the program patrick stewart. [cheers and applause] nice to see you, my friend. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> jon: you look fit as a fiddle. >> yeah. >> jon: fit as a fiddle, i say how are you? >> good. been a little under the weather. you can hear it still many my voice but the show goes on, jon. >> jon: it adds resonance. >> thank you. you see -- >> jon: you are beloved. >> he have an 'em em pathic audience. an idea occurred to me because you used the word funny about some of these politicians we've been looking at rand paul and the guy who toronto. maybe they are not politicians, maybe they areel actually comedians but they have bad script writers. [ laughter ] think about it. >> jon: can i tell you what you just did there professor x? >> i

belgium -- this team looking for the first one of the season. five minutes before half-time, broke the deadlock. getting the goal. the 18-year old's first ever at this level. >> brazil unveiled their new -- themidfielder showed off famous yellow shirt. they bid for a sixth world cup success. they coach warned rivals had to make one alteration to the shirt next year. sebastian complete domination of formula one season. the german already secured his fourth world title. the final race in brazil, won his ninth consecutive grand prix. his 13th win this season. mark webber in his final grand prix. rosberg in fifth place. sweden -- the czech republic won the season open. a blow to the french quartet that led for most of the race. johann boasted a 51 second lead. the person who dominated the men's competition that season -- of thenchman missed 3 five targets in the final standing range shooting. secured victory for the czech republic. opening event of world cup ski jump season cut short. winning. , the secondold world cup event only, 142.5 meters. the

we have a slippery slope with the law for adults in belgium, which was also introduced for very very exceptional cases of terminally ill patients with suffering. so with this argument they have allowed the law in adults now they start this law for children also with very -- a lot of restrictions but you will see in ten years these restrictions will fall away. >> the argument on the other side, in brussells about this saying doctors do terminate the lives of children, as well as adults but today it is done in a gray zone. so they are saying this puts in place a legal frame work for something that happens anyway yes, that was also the argument in 2002, but we have seen that today still we have a lot of gray zone, and a lot of euthanasia which is not declared to the commission, which should evaluate in belgium. because the doctors simply doesn't fill? the paper. so there is still a gray zone. the law has not taken away the gray zone. i think doctors we have all the means that are necessary to take away pain, to take away suffering to take away anxiety, to take away patient's symptoms wi

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