additional funding for america reframed provided by: open society foundations, acton family giving, park foundatione national endowment for the arts, and the reva and david logan foundation. >> [tuning kamancheh] music hooks me up with some other world that, uh, it doesn't exist in our everyday life. [playing kamancheh] and, um, you know, somehow, when i was really little, i became interested in--in playing kamancheh, and there was this old master, ostad ali-asghar bahari. he appeared on tv, i mean i was totally fascinated, uh, with the way he was playing the instrument, because the sound was something that i... you know, spoke to me, spoke to my soul. i was bornn a non-musical family. my father was an agricultural engineer, my brother was an instrument maker, um, my mother knew all of the songs that-- my father was, um, you know, theywas a true music lover, and he had a big archive of, you know, all the recordings and things. so, i grew up in a musical family, but not a musician family. i really loved music, and, uh, i--i--i ran home from school, you know, to play. and then, um, by the time i was

park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues... heising-simons foundation, unlocking knowledge, opportunity and possibilities. at hsfoundation.org. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from laura debonis and corey david sauer. (indistinct chatter) ♪ ♪ >> martin smith: in the first weeks after the fall of kabul, afghans were adjusting to a new peace. the war was ov. the city was relatively safe. but no one was quite sure what would happen next. (ambient city noise) the taliban had rolled into kabul on august 15, 2021. they quickly seized total control. (guns firing, people shouting) (crowd panicking) (car horns honking, people clamoring) >> a stunning turn of events in kabul started today with the news that the taliban fighters were surrounding the city. now they're inside the presidential palace. >> taliban sitting in the president's desk, some of them lounging elsewhere in the office. this has happened so fast. >> smith: immediately after they entered the city,

park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues... heising-simons foundation, unlocking knowledge, opportunity and possibilities. at hsfoundation.org. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from laura debonis and corey david sauer. (children speaking pashto) ♪ >> (speaking pashto): >> martin smith: for 20 years after america toppled the taliban, girls in afghanistan were able to attend school. they could dream of careers as doctors and lawyers, seek office in government, become engineers or journalists. become leaders. for a while, the american project brought real progress. >> (reading aloud) >> (speaking pashto): >> smith: initially, after taking power, the taliban said they also supported girls' education. >> (speaking pashto): >> smith: but then, in short order, they banned girls from attending school above the sixth grade. they said it was tempora. and in march 2022, as a new semester was about to begin, the taliban anunced that schools were going to open. after

park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues... ising-simons foundation, unlocking knowledge, opportunity and possibilities. at hsfoundation.org. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from laura debonis and corey david sauer. (radio running in background) (explosion roars) (people yelling) ♪ ♪ >> friday is the tenth anniversary of the u.s. invasion of afghanistan. some people wonder why the war is taking so long. (guns firing) >> we can tell you that 2010 was the deadliest year for u.s. troops yet. >> smith: ten years in, the u.s. was no closer to winning the war in afghanistan than when it had first arrived. (guns firing) over 2,700 coation soldiers had been killed in action. close to half-a-trillion dollars had been spent and the taliban were still gaining ground. >> allahu akbar! >> smith: but president obama had a plan. >> our nations agreed on a framework that would allow us to responsibly wind down the war. >> smith: after trying a troop surge in 2009, obama

the park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues.n glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. and by frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. additional funding for this program was provided by the arthur vining davis foundations. (singing) >> narrator: in the year 51 of the common era, by the shores of the aegean sea, a visitor arrived at the greek city of corinth. his name was paul of tarsus. >> let's imagineaul going up the main street of corin, throh the monumental roman archway, into the forum, the center of city life, the place where all the business and most of the political activities are done in the public life of this greco-roman city. here are the shops, here are the offices of the city magistrates, and we are standing literally in the shadow of the great temple of apollo. >> narrator: apollo, the sun god, watched over the fortunes of corinth. like zeus, hera, artemis, and athena, apollo was one of the olympian gods, that family of divinities who pre

the park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. additional funding for this program was provided by the arthur vining davis foundations. we know so little about him-- that he was born more than 2,000 years ago, and that he lived in palestine. we know he was baptized and became a preacher. and we know that he was publicly executed. >> (dramatized): what manner of man is this that even the winds and the seas obey him? >> narrator: with so little evidence to go by, archaeologists must sift the clues, and scholars decode the stories told by the first followers of jesus. >> the problem for any historian in trying to reconstruct the life of jesus is simply that we don't have sources that come from the actual time of jesus himself. >> the historian's task in understanding jesus and the jesus movement and ear christianity is a lot like the archaeologist's tas

the park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. additional funding for this program was provided by the arthur vining davis foundations. >> narrator: jewish resistance was not completely snuffed out after the sack of jerusalem. rebel fighters held out for four more years. the jewish historian josephus, who had taken part in the war, recounted the story: >> there was a fortress of very great strength not far from jerusalem, which had been built by our ancient kings. is called masada. >> the rock of masada, one of the most glorious places in all israel, became the major refuge point for some of the most extremist elements opposing rome. ardent supporters, fled right in the middle of the war to masada. >> (dramatized): here had been stored a mass of corn amply sufficient to last for years, an abundance of wine and oil. there was also found a mass of arms

the park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues.essner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. additional funding for this program was provided by the arthur vining davis foundations. (crowdhanting and cheering in background) >> narrator: in the roman coliseum, death became mass entertainment. amphitheaters demonstrated the power of the emperor. convicted criminals were sent here to be devoured by wild beasts. in time, those "criminals" would include christians. ever since the time of caesar augustus, all religions were tolerated by rome, provided that their worshippers performed their civic duty and sacrificed to the cult of the emperor. it was this that eventually brought christians into conflict with roman authority. but at the end of the first century, christianitwas still the religion of a few. the roman empire was overwhelmingly pagan, and it seemed impossible to imagine that the teachings of obscure ct could

prepared for parking cars on the north and northwest side of imam khomeini mosque, two parking lots of mustafafan foundation and beyhaqi parking lot will be restricted to entry and exit of hekmat sadra parking lots from east to west. there is also a highway the entrance area of ​​the mustafafan foundation parking lot is from the north to the south of the school, and the beyhagi parking lot, which is from argentina square leading to qanbarzadeh, is planned for the motorcycle park of the bus company from 5:30 a.m. on the day of eid al-fitr, from the 24 main square of tehran, the big prayer is free. like imam khomeini, the film is transferred and after the ceremony, the materials and the primary squares are returned. also , tehran metro provides free services from 5 am until the end of the eid al- fitr prayer. and practical unity of the ummah islam, speaker of the islamic council, in a message to the representatives of the assemblies of the islamic countries, while congratulating eid al-fitr and the beginning of the month of sha'ban, emphasized that islam, with deep solidarity and practical unity, will be able

they are partnering with the national park foundation and its mission to protect and preserve national. it is great. a lot of people when they are camping they eat beans. there is an online sweepstakes to win to stay here. we should support the national parks. reggie: always. kumasi: let's talk about a puppy party. sitt drew 19 o they invited all of her friends to the party. there was even a party bus. they went shopping and had treats. a party hat. six years ago they started in instagram page four d and her sister and form to social media group for people who also have basset hound's. they are so low to the ground. kumasi: they have little legs. reggie: they always look kind of worn-out. kumasi: it is the way the faces. reggie: very relatable. kumasi: hello jobina: hello. it is empty out there. i was trying to figure out some kind of graphic to show you because there are no problems to report on the roads. this is san jose. s p of our busiest setches but still running on timif y tak ons ill bing you between the rockridge and orinda stations. that is all i can find. it is empty. drew:

the team was working in partnership with east bay community energy and the oakland parks and rec foundations planted those trees today, william patterson park on needs avenue in east oakland. they also gave some much needed care to existing young trees. and adam olchin areas all around the park. the roots say it's part of the team's responsibility to do whatever it can to help alright, morning sun to get started at four am tomorrow morning. here's andre senior tonight with more on what you can expect. that's travel rebounds from pandemic lows. popular destinations are experiencing what's known as over tourism will dive into sustainable travel and how it's helping people on a global scale by reducing their environmental footprints and contributing to better travel practices. plus rosemary oroczo is tracking sunshine in our full forecast all morning long. and james torres is in for sale. he has your morning commute conditions. it's all coming up on mornings on two starting at four am join us, and we should also let you know that in the seven am hour of mornings on to tomorrow, san francisco d

capacity of our car park is in the northern part of shahid soleimani highway , the parking lot of the mustafafan veterans' foundation, beyhaqi terminal , the golgasht and hikmat sadra parking lot, with a very large capacity, which they prepared this year, is a place for loved ones. in this way, i entered and they and the taxi drivers were kind enough to transfer the worshipers from the parking lots to the entry points and made arrangements so that god willing, we will have the presence of our dear people. wheat for each person said that one hour, which is about 3 kilos of wheat or rice and the like, which is usually the price that is announced, two prices are usually for rice and one for wheat price , for example, with the same prices as the offices of some authorities. announced, but the key point is that everyone in his own city , in his own village, if he knows a poor person, can choose three kilos of the same things you said and pay the poor person 50,000 authorized bases of the aid committee to collect zakat al-fitr in the places they do the eid al-fitr prayer, but they can't with the number get the order code

capacity of our car park is in the northern part of shahid soleimani highway, the parking lot of the veterans' foundationthe needy, beyhaqi terminal, the golgasht parking lot, and hikmat sadra with a very high capacity this year, they made arrangements for loved ones to enter this way, and they and the taxi drivers of mohabbatein will arrange the transportation of the worshipers from the parking lots to the entrance points. inshallah, we will have the presence of our dear people . 60,000 tomans was announced for the price of wheat. they told each person that for one hour, approximately 3 kilos of wheat or aria of rice and the like, which is usually the price that is announced, the price is usually announced that the conventional price for rice is equal to one for the price of wheat. for example, some offices with the same prices they announced the taqlid of the supreme authorities, but the key point is that everyone in his own city , in his own village, if he knows a poor person, can choose three kilos of the same things you said and pay for it. in places where eid al-fitr prayers are held, compatriots c

doors to the worshipers , because the maximum capacity of our car park is in the north part of shahid soleimani highway, the foundation parking lot. the needy veterans of beyhaqi terminal golgasht and hikmat sadra parking lot with a very high capacity that they prepared this year or for their loved ones to come in this way and they and the taxi drivers were kind enough to transport the worshipers from the parking lots to the entry points and provided that, god willing, we are the presence of our dear people. let's have it. the price of wheat was announced by the leader of the revolution as 60 thousand tomans for each person. each person also said that one hour, which is about 3 kilos of wheat or rice and the like, which is usually the price that is announced. two prices are usually announced for the normal price of rice and one for the price of wheat, for example, with prices announced by the offices of some of the supreme authorities , but the key point is that everyone in his own city , in his own village, if he knows a poor person, can buy three kilos of all the things you said. choose and pay the poor 50 thousand

the team is working in partnership with east bay community energy and the oakland parks and rec foundationnted trees at william paterson park on eads avenue and east oakland. they also gave some much needed care to existing young trees and added some mulch in areas around the park. we believe that it's part of our responsibility to use the assets that we have as a professional sports team to think about how we can make our impact has less harmful as possible. but also how can we engage the community? how can we rally people together? how can we spread education about things that we can all do in our own lives in order to live more sustainably? efficient routes say they have sustainability and clean energy goals to help east bay residents and businesses save millions of dollars. very nice. alright speaking of nice, our weather. rosemary oroczo has our forecast. is it going to get warmer into the weekend? i know that chase center chase center has an outdoor watch party tomorrow for the game. so hopefully will be nice for everybody out there. it is going to be really nice can we do have sunny

the team is working in partnership with east bay community energy and the oakland parks and rec foundation. volunteers planted trees today at william paterson park on each avenue in east oakland. they also gave so much needed to care to existing young trees and added mulch in areas around the park. the roots say it's part of their responsibility to do whatever they can to help. we believe that it's part of our responsibility to use the assets that we have as a professional sports team to think about how we can make our impact has less harmful as possible. but also how can we engage the community ? how can we rally people together? how can we spread education about things that we can all do in our own lives in order to live more sustainably? the roots say they have sustainability and clean energy goals to help east bay residents and businesses save millions of dollars. a national guard airman arrested for allegedly leaking top secret information coming up on the news at 6 30 more about the 21 year old suspect. also more questions about senator dianne feinstein remaining time in the senate,

professional soccer team team is working in partnership with east bay community energy, the oakland parks and rec foundation. volunteers planted trees at william paterson park. ah, needs avenue in east oakland also gave some care to existing young trees and added mulch in areas around the park. we believe that it's part of our responsibility to use the assets that we have as a professional sports team to think about how we can make our impact has less harmful as possible. but also how can we engage the community? how can we rally people together? how can we spread education about things that we can all do in our own lives in order to live more sustainably? the roots have a goal of implementing new sustainability and clean energy measures. help east bay residents and businesses save millions of dollars. san franciscans want their concerns to be acknowledged. they want us as city leaders to understand what they are feeling what they are experiencing, and they want us to do something about it, and you can't do anything about a problem if you won't acknowledge that it exists, coming up a wide ranging interview

foundation. the attraction of the alps is the manor park , which is absolutely built in the style of italian gardenthe renaissance, and people, according to some, was the first in belarus. it was intended for hunting wild boars, roe deer, but still here animals were brought exotic from africa italy palestine and other cheetah. i didn’t find it there, but only many, many frogs and those who launched these canals ended up in some kind of biological forest, or some very ancient old reserve, a lot of different trees. these rivers are ponds, and you know, i imagine. it used to be very beautiful here. and if you stray from the route, it is to go towards the tracks. you can even get lost. unfortunately, we didn’t get inside, which surprised me that the church was placed on alarm. by the way, this is very atypical nowhere and never in the villages have i seen such burglar alarms. what is known about this structure, the temple was rebuilt several times, so it is not surprising that its architecture combines eclecticism and traditional wooden architecture and is slightly tilted. hmm, and not a soul around, a

now only the remains of the foundations of former palaces and parks testify after the events of the lateh century and the annexation of belarus to the russian empire . the bernardine monastery was closed in its buildings . decline and the temple, which was in a sad state, began to collapse. it was given to the orthodox church. local residents restored it, but the money that was allocated for repairs was not enough; contractors who examined the scope of work refused to take on the job. but after the donations that have been made. uh, for this temple was donated. the sacristy was donated liturgical vessels needed for worship, and the financial budget was also revised and er, in 1864 . e start work on the repair of the temple and during the year until the age of 65 work is carried out. the temple is put in order , work was carried out to repair the roof and in 1865 the temple is illuminated by the orthodox man chester archangel michael and all heavenly angels. well, it must also be said that even before that he had archangel michael, one of the nine archangels, as his patron. e and this hol

we carry out work on the construction of the foundation for the eco-trail. this park. constructions have been waiting for a long time. the opening was a whole event; now this point of attraction , unknown to all of moscow, the park of the northern river station has become a gift to muscovites on the city day ; today there is everything for an active and , of course, quiet measured rest, sit with a book in the shade of gazebos, take a walk with a stroller. and, of course, admire the station itself , a building of incredible beauty. now it's like this place of attraction. i can talk about this for a long time. i have four children. that's older come here to play. here, here are comfortable table tennis courts in two places, the youngest to something. now she has run away. she loved the playground. it’s called a ship and this is the most important assessment of many years of work on the improvement of the green areas of moscow yes, and do you need words, when you can just come to the park on a day off and see how many muscovites and tourists like to spend time here marin

for the outdoor lighting system and now we are working on the construction of the foundation for the eco-trail. this park coastal of its reconstruction. the long waited opening was the whole event now. this is a point of attraction, not a district of the whole of moscow, the park of the northern river station has become a gift to muscovites for the city day; today there is everything for an active and, of course, quiet, measured rest , visit with a book in the shade of gazebos, take a walk with a stroller. and, of course, admire the building of incredible beauty at the station itself. now this is such a place of attraction. i can talk about this for a long time. i have four children. that's older come here to play. here it is convenient and the youngest daughter has made table tennis courts in two places. now she has already run away. i loved it on the playground. it’s called a ship and this is the most important assessment of many years of work on the improvement of the green areas of moscow yes, and are words needed, when you can just come to the park on a day off and see how many muscovites tourists l

modern city, the first settlements of people arose long before the foundation zhlobin in primitive communal times. we are in pridneprovsky park, this is a unique place, because the city began from it and it was here that archaeologists discovered traces of the first settlement of the iron age period. the date of the first mention, zhlobin, as i said , is 1635, then it was an unfortified place, and there was a zlobin castle nearby in 1654 by the troops of the cossack hetman ivan zolotarenko. the castle burned down the fortress was not the only reminder of her park pridneprovsky standing on the site of the castle zlobin and a model kept in the local museum. it was typical building of that period. as you can see, there was a wooden defensive structure around the entire perimeter. everything was made of wood and inside there were houses and, of course, a church. that is, there was definitely nothing special here. the only thing. this is just not a fortified place. here or not, both farmers and merchants on the banks of the river, the dnieper, organized a fair marketplace, it was held annually and for some reason they were called

foundation. zhlobin in primitive communal times. we are in pridneprovsky parkthis is a unique place, because the city began from it and it was here that archaeologists discovered traces of the first settlement of the iron age period. the date of the first mention, zhlobin, as i said , is 1635, then it was an unfortified place, and nearby there was a castle zlobin in 1654 by the troops of the cossack hetman ivan zolotarenko. the castle burned down the fortress was not the only reminder of it predneprovsky park, standing on the site of the castle, zlobin and a model kept in the local museum. it was a typical building of that period. as you can see , there was a wooden defensive structure around the entire perimeter. everything was made of wood and inside there were houses and, of course, a church. that is, there was definitely nothing special here. the only thing. this is just not a fortified place. artisans lived here farmers and merchants on the banks of the river, the dnieper, organized a fair marketplace, it was held annually and for some reason they were cal

foundation for the eco-trail. these are pile screwing and strapping device. the space of the parkd become convenient and accessible to all residents. some houses were blocked by the fences of the industrial zone , in place of the dismantled garages, for example, a whole sports cluster for adults and children of 40 years old will appear. i've been living here for 40 years . i want this ravine to turn into a cultural pastime. you don't know that there are many children in this region. there are many more sports equipment for young people. more children's swings will put the banks in order this year. another river zhuzha modern complexes for games and sports will be buried in greenery along the river there will be a new walking route marina gromova maxim tells vladimir shabalin ksenia sokolova and elena nasonova to lead. he is trying to deprive his single father of three children of his only apartment. get it, then sell square meters, his own sister decided. and now she doesn’t live in russia, lawyers hope that the court will not kick the children out, but there is still no decision

park. it will use equipment so sensitive that even car traffic is outside. we can influence it, foresee at the foundationconstruction stage respect for special mats that will protect just this building from the effects of vibration. in parallel with the construction, a large-scale restoration is underway. specialists work in the building of the phanagoria barracks, architectural monuments of the 18th century. it will house the admission committee of the university, exhibition spaces and premises for the defense of dissertations. we had to, uh, the decorative elements of the crisis , remove a and restore them in the workshop. that is, some parts fell apart right into pieces. all the friezes have already been carefully restored and returned to their places, and soon a restored white stone staircase will be installed inside the building. now it is difficult to imagine what the entrance will look like a group of phanagorian barracks, hidden under the scaffolding, however, the main intrigue has already been revealed on the pediment. will return, the famous two heads. the eagle was lost and was completely rest

park in new york was modelled. obviously much bigger, but it laid the foundations of central park, just explain that story. open to all, and this was the element which the designer visited birkenhead park in 1851 he designed not only central park, he carried on that prospect of parks throughout the united states. but also birkenhead park was the progenitor of parks not only in the united states, but also in europe, in britain as well, people's parks in britain as well, people's parks in britain and throughout the empire, so it is truly revolutionary park. we were to both the best of luck with the application. two amazing places i have never been to, but they are firmly on my list now. graham arnold and steve rowland, up selling well. the time now is 7.22. a new project has been launched to secure the future of engangered exmoor ponies, and a stallion named after alan partridge is leading the way. he's the first to take part in a gene bank scheme, which will map the genetics of the line. janine jansen has been to find out more. aha! alan partridge could be the saviour of the _ aha! alan partridge could be t

beginning this summer, the national park service begins a major remember j renovation below the 19 foot, 175-ton statue of america's 16th president. it's a face-lift to the foundationafter they completed the construction. >> reporter: they'll transform this massive hidden underground space into a 15,000 square foot interactive museum. it's a nearly $7 million project much of it funded by charitable donations. the memorial chamber remains accessible. >> this unfinished area becomes a theater. >> reporter: as crews add interactive displays of the memorial's iconic moments from mlk's "i have a dream" speech -- ♪ my country tis of thee ♪ >> reporter: -- to a landmark performance in 1939. >> imagine hearing marianne anderson singing in there projected into this space. and the beautiful thing about it is when that production is done and the lights dim it goes back to the very raw unfinished space. >> reporter: the space is expected to draw 1 million visitors a year and expected to spotlight the underground architecture itself, which in 1922, was designed to give lincoln his lofty perch above much of the nation's capitol and continues to draw families life joseph's. >> wo

from city parks into monuments to cultural figures, scientists and as a military commander, we are actively counteracting this barbaric actions, both on a bilateral basis, although this foundationky, and on international platforms. won the osce unesco and so on. well , of course, here it is, the ringing silence of international structures. it, of course, will have the most negative consequences, since it actually justifies e, the destroyers of the heritage creates a misinterpretation of one's own existence. why do the osce then, if it does not even react to this , to deal with some security issues. so this is security in e, the space of her vision. it hasn't been for a long time, maybe this organization didn't notice, but that's how the options for a possible reaction remained. well , for example, well, everyone is silent from the monuments. uh, freedom of speech journalism is all silent, but human rights is all silent. well, it turns out that e obse cancels itself. and the announcement of 20 e forward from april 20 to 27 will be the forty -fifth moscow international film festival , let me remind you. this is one of the oldest of the most respected film forms, it traces its his

and create the foundations for the virtual swoon. dance pureed upon you on that inspired primarily the film industry. i'm so for example, helping animate swarms of dinosaurs in jurassic park gas. steven spielberg's jurassic park was a pioneer in 1993. because simple rules we used to make a swarm of dinosaurs look to set to be real. the direction changes, just like a flock of birds, of aiding a predator. era watching this like reynolds model, camilla, the behavior of real swarms in nature. when a predatory bird tries to hunt within a swarm, it doesn't stand a chance of catching any prey. the death movements distract the attacker, the swarm office, the individual protection in the battle to survive. women in the air, or in the rooms at the key. but where did each individual in small learn the rules? for example, when does the fish recognize the small and joint in? if there are too many, the fish doesn't even realize there's a swarm and continues on its own. but if the virtual points become fewer, the fish will swim after them. that doesn't happen when there are lots of points. when that happens, the fish wind the other way. i think the big advances in tracking technologies

park service. and although are surrounded by the vmi campus, we're not part of the virginia military either. tell us more about. the foundation's work, its outreach of teachers and and the kinds of goals that you have. the foundation exists to tell the story specifically general marshall and others whom we hold collections for here. and we do this. we have researchers who come to the library. i have students working on history day reports in eighth grade. we a teacher education conference coming up this spring where teachers will spend a week here in lexington and develop lesson plans that they can use in their middle school high school classrooms. we are in the library at the marshall foundation and lots to look out here. but let's first talk about george c. marshall himself. of course, he lived a long life in service to this country and has roots right here in lexington. that's true. marshall actually from uniontown, pennsylvania, which is in western pennsylvania, not far from. he decided that he wanted to come to the virginia military institute to go to school, much to his older brother stewart chagrin because stewart had be

park service. and although are surrounded by the vmi campus, we're not part of the virginia military either. tell us more about. the foundation's work, its outreach of teachers and and the kinds of goals that you have. the foundation exists to tell the story specifically general marshall and others whom we hold collections for here. and we do this. we have researchers who come to the library. i have students working on history day reports in eighth grade. we a teacher education conference coming up this spring where teachers will spend a week here in lexington and develop lesson plans that they can use in their middle school high school classrooms. we are in the library at the marshall foundation and lots to look out here. but let's first talk about george c. marshall himself. of course, he lived a long life in service to this country and has roots right here in lexington. that's true. marshall actually from uniontown, pennsylvania, which is in western pennsylvania, not far from. he decided that he wanted to come to the virginia military institute to go to school, much to his older brother stewart chagrin because stewart had be

the presidential park to enslaved persons who labored to build the white house to the families who called it home. as a teacher i have always believed that education is the foundation of our democracy. that principle is reflected in the executive mansion and in the tireless work to preserve it. you the association help us remember the past so that we can continue to build a nation that lives up to our own timeless ideals. the pursuit of justice and equality the honor of service. and the strength of our unity. and as we make our way through this pandemic the association has helped our administration continue to connect with the people that we represent through virtual guides and an ever-growing body of historical scholarship. all of you here tonight are helping to -- the next chapter of this work with your time your talents and your treasures. thank you for your dedication to education and to honoring our country's history. since most americans can't yet visit the white house because of the pandemic. i've tried to bring the white house to them. traveling to almost 40 states in less than a year. on every trip in small town coffee shops and stunning museums i'm remind

separate quantum park building , equipment so sensitive will be used here that even car traffic is outside. can we influence it, we provided for at the stage of construction of the foundation ones that will protect just this building from the effects of vibration , in parallel with the construction, and a large-scale restoration, experts are working in the building of the phanagoria barracks , architectural monuments of the 18th century. the admission committee of the university will be located here, the exhibition spaces of the premises for the defense of the dissertation , we had to remove the decorative elements of the prizes, a and restore them to the workshop. that is, some parts fell apart right into pieces. all friezes have already been carefully restored and returned to their places, and soon a restored white stone staircase will be installed inside the building. now it is difficult to imagine what the entrance group of the phanagoria barracks will look like, hidden under the scaffolding. as the main intrigue has already been revealed, the pediment will return, the famous two-headed eagle, he was lost and completely restored by restorers from photographs, restorati

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park is shutting down and how long visitors will have to stay away. mta the slide yesterday sent dirt and debris toward the railroad tracks below the historic casa romantica cultural center. cracks in the building's foundationre first reported about two weeks ago. the cultural center there in southern california and for adjacent condo units have down the hill have been red tagged. it's um shocking and i'm a on field trips to the cost of for years because it's a landmark here, and it tells a lot of history about our city, so it's sad, actually very sad. metro lincoln, amtrak have suspended service through the area, with trains stopping in san juan capistrano. much of yosemite valley will be closed. starting at 10 o'clock tonight. the rapidly melting snow snow pack is prompting fears of widespread flooding. fox weather's robert rice spent today at u 17 national park, where park rangers are patiently waiting for what's yet to come. you're 70 national park is home to some of the tallest waterfalls. look at this one right here cascading down the incredible mountainside gushing in the wind and the force from the energy that's being blown. it's almost like a tropical storm. in a sense, the water moves down into th