so what a arches? an open source, geospacially enabled software for inventory and management developed by the getty constitution and graphic. it is an integrated survey and management program that allows for data input from a variety of data sources which is texts, a written text, photograph, pdfs, audio files, video files, et cetera and in the management based on data models. the getty conservation institute are continuing to provide technical support as we configure the arch's software platform. some other municipalities are los angelos for their survey l.a. program and lincoln, england and i have a couple of examples of websites in the next slights. we've included the web addresses to go and click through in your spare time just for fun. and so here is one example in louisiana. and the cane river national heritage area implemented arches to publish information about them to the public and we included this screenshot to show how marchs can incorporate historic base maps and this database also include

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he is the arch bishop of atlanta, as you heard there, he is 71 years old. he grew up inic o. was ordained a priest in 1973. ndy, he was a convert to the catholic faith and he's an african-american arch bishop in atlanta. if he were to come to washington, he would be thefr firstan-american arch bishop of washington. traditionally what has happened is that position has been elevated as in the past to cardinal. if that were to happen, then he would be the first black cardinal in the united states. so a lot of history could be made if this comes to fruition hewe. somethinge going to follow closely and continue to work our sources jim as we learn more. >> this is a major development. david culver. david, thanks so much. >>> newevopments in a funding fight on capitol hill. president trump is backing off an to cut money for special olympics. the proposal in theen depar of education budget would have slashed $18 million in federal funding from the group. it's an iss that education secretary betsy devos struggled to explain during visits to capitol hill, including before the senate to

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he would be the first african-american arch bishop here in. washingt one expert explaining the challenges of taking over this particular arch diocese in this time. >> he has a church in washington which has a pas ralministry, who has a ministry tose t who have themselves been harmed by the abuse, to those who have e lost trust in church in washington he mustrebuild trust. >> again, this reporting coming from the cn the catholic news agency. they have not confirmed gregory'sth appointment or w he's accepted it. back to you. >> leon, y thank so very much. tonight a beloved local soccer coach who has made an impact on hundreds of lives could be enjoying his last precious hours in the u.s. he will wake up tomorrow and face possible deportation. his fight toth remain i place he's called home for years. >> come on! >> reporter: also known as coach fofo is heard broken. this may be the last time he sees his players at soccer practice in the united >>states. come on, guys! bring the ball! it's crazy. i can't believe it. but i go tomorrow. >> reporter:

the cathoc news agency reports that pope francis asked arch bishop wilton gregory to succeed arch bishop wuerl. >> but as david culver reports, the price position could be less >> reporter: wilton gregory has called atlanta home for 15 years but he could be n movingth to washington. >> i think he offers a set of skills and personalities that will appeal to this area. >> reporter: he first reported that pope francis wants arch bishop t gregory become washington's next arch bishop. >> he has past experience taking a leadership position in dealing with sexual abuse teisis. >> rep when the last sexual abuse scandal surfaced in 2002 gregory was president of the catholic bishops. >> we did not go far enough to ensure that every child and minor was safe from sexual abuse. >> reporter: he oversaw landmark changes that held predator priestsbl accoun >> we are enraged by the actions of theodore mccarrick, the disgraced former cardinal. t >> reporter: lummer he weighed in on ex-cardinal theodore mccarri. >> i think people are looking for closure. >> reporter: if he accepts, it would also make him t

tonight, at lan ta's arch bishop, william gregory mulling over will he be washington's next? >> i wouldn't say it's normal to turn down this job. but appointments are accepted in freedom. you can't coerce someone to taking a job. >> reporter: it was first reported that the pope hased a rch bishop gregory to take the job. but given recent scandals, at1 is arch bishop gregory willing to step into such a difficult ab. >> there's lot of hard work here. >> the crisis in truth is about a profound loss of confidence by the faithful in our leadership. >> reporter: arch bishop gregory times.d through tough the last major scandal that surfaced in 2002 he wa president of the u.s. conference of catholic bishops anddi cd with establishing the dallas charte >> we are enraged by the actions of theodore mccarrick, the disgracedormal cardinal. >> reporter: last summer when theodore mccarrick resigned following sexual abuse claims gregory spoke ou >> i am hurt because my respect and esteem t forodore mccarrick were clearly misplaced. >> this is going to be vy difficult pastoral assignment for

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and an example of, if you had certain types of technology, a bernie m arch dmpompfmpfmp you would know his accounts don't match his bank accounts. next week, it's technology disruption. what happens if you have this thing that looks like a large k arch z omp o and instantly tells you have the flu and order our medicine and those those medicines could be delivered. how much healthier could you be. we will bring in health care technology that is a true disruption. part of our premise is if you actually look at the cost curves, so much of it is medicare and the fact that we do not have the resources set aside to keep our promises, that technology, if we do the adoption, if we remove the barriers to be a major disruption in the price of health care, because this body, let's been brutally honest. we have the a.c.a. who says we have to pay. and our republican alternatives, who got to pay. time that we have to understand there is a technology revolution out there that can be the price disrupter on health care if this body is willing to remove those barriers to that technology. and imagine bei

of belgrade professor some arches before the break we talked about serbia spain full past let's focus on the future and now as we alluded several times during the discussion serbia is. now on track of joining the european union which includes many of the countries that participated in the nine hundred ninety nine bombing campaign i'm sure it's a very complex set of feelings for this serbs but does it mean in general the the serbs are ready to turn the page that they're ready to kind of overcome the trauma . yes it is a very difficult to overcome the trauma and memories are very fresh and each year of. twenty fourth of march. is the day of remembrance of the of the event. as a matter of fact the twenty year past and in the meanwhile serbia. had. better ease. relations with the european union and the usa and western countries are generally and. are on track to european integration was something go which reduced the how to say disappearing off. of losing the cost of all. in serbia i mean by the beginning of two thousand the new government was ready to start to build their green union and

s next arch bishop. it's wilton gregory, he the seventh arch bishop of washington. cre's what we know about him. he'srently the arch bishop of atlanta and has been since 2005. he's 71 years of age and has been in the priesthoodor nearly half a century. he grew up in chicago. we have not confirmed that he's accepted the appointment. a formal announcement could come as early as nextweek. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, erika. >>> breaking news now at 4:30, thevening commute slows to a crawl. >> the inner loop closed at the american legion bridge. that's causing delays not just on thebeltway. >> mark segraves has finally made it to the scene. mark? >> reporter: as you said, traffic everywhere in the area is just jamm up, the clara barton parkway and thegw parkway. you can see right now first responders are trying to funnel thsome o traffic one lane of the traffic is now open. what they're trying to do is get this traffic that's been stopped up here outthe way because you can seehere's a tanker truck that's been overturned. there's 8,000 gallons of fuel in the

arch street was -- it's a double lot, but it wasn't a full double lot.individual put in a proposal for a 3100 square foot home. no a.d.u., with all of the bedrooms that i told you and so on and so forth. that was the clear example that this legislation would control for. we do have still in that part of town many empty lots and/or there are proposals to come in and almosttant mount to demolition and expand, right. but, yes, the other piece was the enforcement. i think sometimes you set the threshold in policy and legislation ordinance that then also informs the ability on the enforcement side. i mean, an additional step would be working with san francisco state and city college, work wisconsin them to understand through a registry process, where they're living, where their addresses are. again i think this legislation can help to inform the additional steps that would follow with enforcement. >> commissioner moore: if i may, supervisor, i'd like to put one other thought into your mind and that's the following. the problem of overcrowding is not just a ph

of his life in grafton it's a sleepy regional town in country new south wales and we spoke with the arch dane of the anglican church here and he said that. the community can't believe that one of their own could be involved in an attack like this distressed parishioners have been calling in all day on saturday asking what it is they can do about the attack the we also spoke with the deputy mayor and he says that this community is one that has fallen on hard times recently economically with the loss of industry and now has to contend with the fact that is going to be associated with the attack in christ church on sunday there will be a number of church services where the community will come together will be a lot of soul searching but also a show of support for the victims in christchurch well the issue of gun possession of course is now a major priority in new zealand priyanka go looks at new zealand's lowell's these are the guns brenton tyrant the man charged with the crisis killings showed the world before friday's indiscriminate killings inside to most talented obtained a gun license

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also on the show arch enemies turn into allies b.m.w. and decides to ride together they've teamed up to develop the next generation autonomy. and the kashmir crisis disrupt international air travel with major airlines in southeast asia or through routes or cancel flights to and from europe. welcome to the w business i'm joined in and berlin thank you for joining us now the u.s. economy grew in the fourth quarter at its slowest pace since the beginning of twenty eighteen indicating that the boom fueled by tax cuts and fiscal stimulus could be fading u.s. g.d.p. expanded by two point six percent in the final three months of last year down from three point four percent in the previous quarter despite the slowdown these figures still beat expectations but analysts calling it a decent result more sluggish rate of expansion however is untested pated going forward. yes carthage joins us now from wall street to break the saul down good to see there you are now those figures they weren't exactly stellar but they still beat expectations they're st

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it was all made possible due to an opening up in the arch conservative country following the election of president hassan rouhani. initially two concerts were planned but when tickets sold out in just two hours christopher phone dial and added three extra shows those two sold a total of twenty thousand tickets. to concerts took place in the very center of power in tehran the great hall in the ministry of the interior. be. thanked dancing is forbidden for religious reasons but clapping and cheering is not. the applause began before the first note was heard and continued for minutes. it was a new and totally unexpected experience for sundials. thank you. thank you later the german musician described the shows as two hours of goosebumps it was he says proof of the primal power of music thanks to hours of those bombs and yet no dancing allowed how did the crowd even manage to hold back and how was that for you compared to european good you're inviting them to let go yes to be honest i didn't expect that so i wasn't really sure what to expect but i certainly did not expect this this urge t

. ♪ ♪ >> carolyn: we're going to catch the arch.♪ >> carolyn: welcome to the white shaman site. this is one of the oldest pictorial creation narratives in all of north america. the mural tells the story about the death of the sun, the sacrifice that takes place so the sun can be reborn the next day. i had the honor of having a huichol shaman come up from mexico to this site, and he started weeping. and they said, "they're all here. all of our grandfathers-grandfathers- grandfathers, they're all here." ♪ ♪ >> anthony: so here we are at alpine, texas, talking about the beginning of civilization on the north american continent. the earliest evidence of human existence in this area goes back how far? >> elton: almost 15,000 years. the rock art in the lower pecos and along the rio grande encapsulates not only their religion, but the cosmos. why you had constellations at certain times of the year. and where were they in relation to each other. the seasons. >> carolyn: tony, sometimes i just want to scream because people will say, you know

country to do so the announcement comes just two weeks before indians vote in the general election arch. i want to assure the global community that this new ability that we have achieved is not against anyone it is a defensive initiative of a fast moving india india has always been against the space arms race and this hasn't changed our policy. for more on this let's bring in so how ramos joins us from the indian capital new delhi so this came a little bit left field was this a complete surprise. it was a complete surprise. when the national television stations announced that the prime minister would be going to the airwaves and speaking to the nation a great deal of rumor and circumspect about exactly what he was going to talk about and many suggested it would be about security as such and then he announced that the indian space research organization had announced that it had successfully. demolished and shot down one of its own satellites in a test operation known as operation shock the it was coordinated from above as saw in a recess state that's to the east of the country and it hap

miss lavalle didn't mention it, but as long as we have arches up and running, we're able to give direct benefit. hopefully through collaborations we will generate some efficiencies, as well. >> thank you. commissioner pearlman? >> yeah. in reference to that, mr. frye, you know, i'm just wondering in reference to staffing -- you know, wie just heard about staffing levels, and they can't change now, and now we're faced with some urgency issues. i appreciate that neighborhood groups will help do the work of a number of those hours, but is there any way within the department that, you know, you can shift within the department and say well, you know, i know this is the biggest urgency today, and you know, we're going to fight this fire now so we can get one more staff person or two more staff persons in that two or three-year period to get it done? i don't know how -- >> commissioners, it's a great question. i do want to point out that we did shift some. we were able to add one additional f.t.e. by shifting away from some of your work program priorities, which you blessed during the budget d

administration plans and laid down and i'd like to be there but actually just a force experiment upon arch show and i don't mean what are not for starting to go to shit out of people have died and they're not going back and company and part of the red cross we have a full court press constanza in occupations are going on as well as the department of health and another government i was in a different line. you know in the shape of actually less evasion well you know when we leave wall power through the national guard at the local government there is slow on the uptake so we have to rush for that ok well richard gordon thank you very much welcome. we have an update on our story from yesterday pakistan has freed the indian pilot captured when his plane was shot down over kashmir these are images of the convoy carrying wing commander towards the indian border the move to release him meant to bring down the temperature between the two countries things have been tense ever since a deadly bomb attack on indian troops in kashmir which blamed on pakistan. now hong kong is one of the few places in t

of the administration on late danger i'd like to be there but actually just a force experiment on arch show and i don't mean what i know for certain because the shit out of people have died and they're not led by. a company and part of the red cross we have a full court press now sounds in occupations are going on as well as the department of health and another government oh is it any different right. you know in the shape there of actually who actually they should well you know when we leave won't power through the national government the older man. is slow on the uptake show we have to write for that ok well richard gordon thank you very much welcome we have an update on our story from yesterday pakistan has freed the indian pilot captured when his plane was shot down over kashmir these are images of the convoy carrying wing commander i've been on done towards the indian border and moved to release him and to bring down the temperature between the two countries things have been tense ever since a deadly bomb attack on indian troops in kashmir which new delhi blamed on pakistan . now

and washington dds it has ple nmp arch rmpymp powers. ar german immigrant, a 5-year-old jourmist who became famous and he was the chief movement behind the northern pacific. at the age of 25, he came out to springfield as a journist to cover linchingon. he worked for german newspapers in 1858 and came out here to illinois and coffed the dates and he tells you that in his memoirs, but he trashed linchingon. and did so for article german newspaper. i speak german i looked up the german newspapers and i was astouppeded he was very much pro-douglas and anti-lincoln. he is president going to acknowledge that. and he was an operative for douglas and he was on his payroll. goes between november of 1860 and 1861 are full of all kinds of information. it is an astounding period, during his presidency, you didn't have a president correspondent. but out here in those three months, he was writing every day and he wasn't necessarily courting linchingon. but he would cite the opinion at the state house is or the mood of the city is and you could infer

and that brought down with it what happened after that of course might have been even worse for the arch of punk than most of its competitors it was scandal after scandal you mentioned some of them earlier whether it was the man you palatial of interest rates of the gold price whether it was tax evasion moving clients people love money abroad just think panama papers whether it was breaking sanctions there was no financial scandal in the last decade that was not part of or even leading the pack and that cost them billions and billions of dollars and what happened now is just have a look at where deutsche bank stands now in comparison to other into. national banks if we just want to rank them by assets under management you have tortured bunk with just the bald one point eight trillion dollars that is far less than the european competitors if you look at u.b.s. or a b c over in england it is far less than the american competitors and of course they are way way far away from the chinese competition some of those things are three times the size so today deutsche a punk ranks just about under

one of ukraine's richest men and an arch enemy of president petro poroshenko selenski denies there is anything untoward about their relationship but the questions remain in servant of the people. of president protocol out of the window much to the delight of the crowd. within weeks his enemies begin to sabotage his plans preparing for his impeachment. he would do in real life is anything but clear but for now it looks like. this time on the political stage and without the script. well it's free and now a vasella for the trucker a political analyst in kiev thank you sir for joining us this evening what does flat america lenski actually stand for well it's difficult to define because what we know about his program is basically what he said in his movie in number of his movies and different you tube per current loss and so once he's quite outspoken in what he's saying as a not to hell ever he's political interviews are much more and he goes but what are all he sees presenting himself as a man against current establishment and he's success he's only can be explained by their anti establis

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