they're this year our heritage champion sponsor. we want to thank kikkoman, uber, wells fargo, and these are a list of businesses year after year after year that come in because they feel that the asian american community is really important, and as i said all the nonprofit organizations, there's nothing more important to us than having the support from the grassroots, and it means a lot to us when the nonprofits are supporting us as equal number as the businesses. it's really, really wonderful. so thank you so much, and all of our sponsors are listed on our website, so go visit. now comes the time -- so every year, we -- of honoring organizations at least 25 years and up and has been around 25 years and have been promoting and involved in the education, promotion and preservation of asian american culture and heritage. this year we have four such organizations that have been brought to our attention and after reviewing their mission and how much impact that they have been having in the city, we are very, very happy to be honoring t

our fortune lies in our cultural heritage. so we did everything in our power to smuggle it out of the war sound like and that is the normal thing to do. the manuscripts were first removed from the publicly known might very soon because the just how this would target them first. the libraries were empty shelves and showcases cleared. in may twenty twelve thousand works were safely removed from a so you tease library imo. this was to be just the beginning of a large scale rescue mission that lasted six months. the some of this in the book at the club we secretly hit the manuscript to send specially main trunk. let alone the little mothers because. these were then carried away by river of course the foreign cars all with donkey carts across the city on the other the world live in in absolute secrecy of legal disgraceful. if someone screamed. at first the trunks were stored in the homes of the families the books originally belonged to. unesco and its representative in mali followed the operation from the sidelines the world herita

our fortune lies in our cultural heritage. so we did everything in our power to smuggle it out of the war zone i think that is the normal thing to do in all my. manuscripts were first removed from the publicly known my berries because the just harvests would target them first. the libraries were emptied shelves and showcases cleared. in may twenty twelve thousand works were safely removed from him on ben i saw u.t.s. library imo. this was to be just the beginning of a large scale rescue mission that lasted six months. of the summer this is the plan that we secretly hit the manuscript to send specially main trunk the day of the gun because. that loved our little mother just because. but these were then carried away by river with more in cars or with donkey carts across the city on the other. in absolute secrecy lovely going to school. it was for real so mother screamed. at first the trunks were stored in the homes of the families the books originally belonged to. unesco and its representative in mali followed the operation from

my report on the cultural heritage work program. in the last quarter, you reviewed and supported 12 legacy business applications. concerning cultural heritage district designations, staff continues to work with supervisor ronen's office and with mohcd on the proposed cultural district program legislation. the hpc was tentatively scheduled to hear that legislation on the 16th of this month. it looks like that date will probably move possibly to june. there will be a hearing at the rules committee of the board of supervisors next wednesday concerning that program, and tomorrow at the budget and finance committee, the board of supervisors, there will also be mention of the project. let's see. and then concerning several of the districts, we're continuing to work on the -- and track several different districts. we are working on the lgbtq cultural district legislation -- i'm sorry. let me start over. so one of the first districts that we're tracking is the leather and lgbtq cultural legislation. that passed on tuesday bit board of super

and asian pacific islander heritage month. [applause] i think too often in this town, the hawaiians get overlooked so this is an opportunity to uplift a part of san francisco that deserves recognition. and in the samoan culture it's called -- did i say it right? thank you for the love back there. thank you. hello to everyone, i want to say hello and introduce you to, colleague, this is john ina my nominee for the heritage month. currently the director of the pacific island youth alliance and samoan community development center. it's tucked away back in the back of sunnydale, but it's got a huge presence in the community. it's incredible. what they've been doing. it's a nonprofit organization in the district with the mission of improving the quality of life for samoans and pacific islanders. she has facilitated youth programs and workshops for the last 15 years. you talk about unsung hero, 15 years in the background doing the work. she has coordinated the pacific island youth alliance leadership summer program. the summer progr

we have been part of a very active and successful asian pacific american heritage month here in the bay area, and we are ending the month on a very high note. we recently honored community heroes at our asian pacific american heritage month luncheon by aaci, asian americans for community involvement; and asian pacific fund; advocate protima pandey; storyteller caleb jo; historian, activist, and writer connie young yu; and the caretaker from the friends of children with special needs, anna wang. today protima pandey and caleb jo will join us. and then we turn the spotlight on the celebration of our multiethnic community, the rich history of silicon valley and art with the silicon valley asian pacific filmfest. all of that on our show today. well, we start our program with a true community advocate. with us is protima pandey, an advocate for gender justice and the newly appointed director for the office of women's policy in santa clara county. she has dedicated the past ten years, working with domestic violence survivors, both as a lawyer and an advocate for survivor issues.

find her before heritage, having a very established careerfind her beforejoining heritage, having a find her before joining the royal family. career find her before joining the royalfamily. i career find her before joining the royal family. i would agree with thomas that it does provide a tourist boost that is most likely, by most accounts, bigger than what they cost the taxpayer. if the alternative is the tromp family... this is a byproduct of the popularity of the monarchy. but i don't think it is in essence the thing that makes it tick and that makes it so important. your argument about uniting the family behind one institution is important. especially now we are so institution is important. especially now we are so divided in britain on the brexit issue and others. it is a wonderful race but from all to have some family people. you have an example of divisions much deeper and more troubling in the uk. indeed already around this table and in the middle east. 70 years ago the state of israel was unilaterally established after a us partition plan that had been accepted by jewish le

that we assurance of heritage with the british image of heritage with the british image of sophisticationful draw. there are plans for more royalty themed cruises. one of the ships, the queen elizabeth, will spend a longer period out in the asian market in general certainly starting from next year and onwards. even the queen mary two, the allure is luxury as people seek to experience the high life on the high seas. i envy you, sarah. i have never been on a cruise. this may be the year. the consultancy at the centre of the facebook data schering scandal is shutting down. —— sharing. cambridge analytica sold on data to clients. facebook says its own investigation into the matter will continue. tesla is posting the worst ever quarterly loss. the electric car maker is losing $710 million in the first two months of the year due to heavy spending on the year due to heavy spending on the model iii factories. it is behind schedule on reduction and delivery of the first car model. it ca ptu red delivery of the first car model. it captured the minds of many but investors have been uncertain about t

knowing raj for most my life and proud to honor an extraordinary man during asian pacific american heritage month and pay tribute to his legacy today. born in 1928, raj recalls an early interest in math and science and was encouraged by his family to pursue engineering. his choice was confirmed upon witnessing earthquake damage to the city of mumbai where he earned a batcherler degree. he went on to earn his masters of science in 1953 before going into practice. he formed raj associates structural engineers in 1954 and retired in 1998. his projects dot the bay area, including residences, multi-storage offices, airports, malice and communities senses, wood concrete and steel. other projects include the pt building in oakland, the valley bank office building in reno, remodel of the reconpost office heritage building in san francisco and a range of multistory office buildings and steel buildings in the city, san jose and across california. raj met his wife helen at international house berkeley and they were married in 1954. they have three children, one of whom is a dear friend of mine, and se

hugh schofield has been to meet the new heritage tsar at his home near paris.ttish connection coming here. centuries ago, monks founded priory is in scotla nd ago, monks founded priory is in scotland and this has not been forgotten. today, the mother church is in forgotten. today, the mother church isina forgotten. today, the mother church is in a dire condition. —— priories. the north wall threatens collapse. inside it is banking collapse dated. locals cannot make anything like the money needed. —— dilapidated. translation: the building is too big for the village. it is an abbey church. it is 60 metres long. it is immense. and of course the people here are all very proud to have this piece of heritage. but we just don't have the money. across brands there are thousands of forgotten architectural gems like this falling apart for lack of money. but help may be coming. under emmanuel macron, and new and ambitious programme has been started to see the architectural heritage. and it was inspired quite explicitly by the united kingdom. this is the man behind it all.

pt building in oakland, the valley bank office building in reno, remodel of the reconpost office heritage building in san francisco and a range of multistory office buildings and steel buildings in the city, san jose and across california. raj met his wife helen at international house berkeley and they were married in 1954. they have three children, one of whom is a dear friend of mine, and seven grandchildren, who share a multi-generation tradition of attending the university of california. raj received many awards for contributions in structural engineering and served as a fellow officer and member of various organizations. he taught at college in oakland, served in the san francisco human rights commission advisory board, helped to found richmond environment action that created the first recycling center in san francisco. and he found and served as asien pacific advocates coalition. in retirement, raj has turned to volunteering and supporting education, environment and human rights. both he and his wife were long time on the board of the california institute of integral studies and ser

having a woman who is visibly of african heritage, who talks about that heritage in a senior, visibleone like me growing up, had there been someone like her in the royal family at that level, it would have changed my relationship with britishness and made it that much easierfor me to understand that i can be black and british and that the two things are not fundamentally in conflict. questions around identity in britain have resurfaced following the controversy around the windrush generation. but meghan‘s identity could be seen as a bridge. her culture that she has from her mother is in her. her father's culture is in her and she is going to bring that, she is going to bring that to harry and the royal family. to me, i think they're willing to accept it. otherwise the queen would never have allowed this marriage to go ahead. for some, harry and meghan‘s marriage is not simply challenging royal tradition, it's a love story reflecting a more modern british society. colleen harris, bbc news. extraordinary changes are coming to the kingdom of saudi arabia. the crown prince mohammad bin sa

cherished by parisians and tourists alike. >> it is part of our heritage. you can get books you cannot find anywhere else. these booksellers do a wonderful job. >> they cannot be a bad thing, can it? jerome has been a vendor for tony seven years. it city of paris granted with my condition.n. >> with three styles of books and the fourth when with little neck next. it is a tradition that is been on the banks of the seine forever. >> the tradition dates back to --t date back five centuries dates back five centuries. >> we do not want the tories stance to take over the other -- the tourist stands to take over the others. >> many think world heritage status would protect the vendors of one of the world's biggest opener markets. the paris mayor's office h has already asked the city of culture to cement the application to unesco. countries can only make proposals once every two years. after years of research, scientists say there are no chambers behind king tutankhamen's burial site. an italian team used radar scans to dispute. to suggest something could be hidden

does somebody who served for a number of years on the heritage foundation board of trustees and heritage's highest honor is the clare booth luce award that we have given to margaret thatcher and a number of other very distinguished, primarily americans, but margaret thatcher is a patroness at heritage and we have our thatcher center here. when she stepped down as prime minister she received the clare was luce award. i really can't think of a more fitting awardee, someone very much in the style of clare booth luce. >> can't you imagine them having tea? >> that would have been wonderful. thank you all for joining us and thank you c-span for joining us today. we will continue the conversation over lunch for those of you you can say and join us -- who can stay and join us. thank you. [applause] >> i like it. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> sunday morning on 1968: american turmoil, we look at the cold war as the backdrop for the eve

song a temple as beautiful as a tranquil lake now declared a world heritage site you know scott. the path to enlightenment knows many steps and stages. the gates of. hines song symbolize this path at the end everything is resolved there is no dualism no opposition of spirit and body life and death good and evil the enlightened one leaves all that behind. all creatures are called to attend. to drum some in seattle's. the great bell malls on them all who are capable of unlikeness. the wooden fish summons all aquatic life. and the gong the creatures of the air. just as the great sound calls upon old preachers so the colors and ornaments cry out moto vivace in a rhythm of yellow red blue and green the name of this art is tante own color is its language symmetry its grammar symbols give it meaning and harmony is its purpose. robert. bobb. goal here is symbolic the heavens are sky not herodias nor is the buddha of god self redemption is the a. little . the gotos to on monuments with the simple message anyone can ascend rather than berlin shrines of the buddha or any other saints. on a

black heritage into the familylj see the royal acceptance of black heritage into the family. into the royal family, it's a reflection of society. to see her dress and how the hair will be, i'm sorry she didn't call on me to do her hair, but you know... jamaicans give a warm welcome to her majesty, the queen". warm welcome to her majesty, the queen... the relationship between jamaica and the commonwealth is accommodated one. jamaica gained independence in 1962, and being one of the few to flirt with the idea of severing colonial ties with the monarchy forgot. does meghan's presents represent a change? had there be someone in the roth family was growing up at that level, it would have made it much easier to acce pt would have made it much easier to accept being black and british, the two concepts are not exclusive. it's a love story reflecting a more modern british society. colleen harris, bbc news. whether time, here's been rich. but for most, we are ending the day with sunny skies, those sunny skies translate into clear skies overnight, allowing at to turn quite chilly. towns

he spoke at the heritage foundation. mr. pompeo: good morning, everyone. i first want to thank the heritage foundation and its president. thank you for hosting me today. first, as a private citizen, and then as a member of congress, and even today, the heritage foundation has shaped my thinking on matters of the world and public policy issues. i am grateful for that excellent work. and thanks for reminding me i can't talk about anything else today. but it's an honor to be here. two weeks ago president trump terminated the united states' participation in the joint comprehensive plan of action, more commonly known as the iran nuclear deal. president trump withdrew from the deal for a simple reason. it failed to guarantee the safety of the american people from the risk created by the leaders of the islamic republic of iran. no more. no more wealth creation for iranian kleptocrats. no more acceptance of missiles landing in riyadh and in the golan heights. no more cost-free expansions of iranian power. no more. the jcpoa put the world at risk because of its fat

the french government has said they will raise heritage spending by 5% next year. with this increase and a lottery, macron hopes his campaign promise to restore the symbols of french history will pay off. genie: let's take a closer look at the top stories. italy's president has asked carlo cottarelli to form a government, after the man named last week as prime minister walked off the job after failing foret presidential approval his eurosceptic proposal for finance minister. in colombia, anti-farc winsvative ivan duque round one of the presidential election, but under the 50% mark needed to avoid a runoff. he will face gustavo petro, the first ever leftist candidate too make it to the final round. and france is buzzing over the heroism of an illegagal immigrat who scaled a building barehanded to save a child. offer ofng awarded an french citizenship from president emmanuel macron, and a job as a fireman. it is time for our business update with brian quinn. you are going to start with emergency measures in brazil to end a strikeke by the nation's truckers that has c

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hello, nice to see you, welcome to heritage house. thank you.uk's biggest collectors of royal memorabilia, and wouldn't you know it, she's letting out rooms during the wedding weekend. margaret, looking around, i don't know where to start, i've never seen so much memorabilia in my life. i know, it is a lot. i think it's around the 10,000 mark, but of course when you have more royal babies you have more royal memorabilia. i've been collecting for almost 110 years. it seemed a shame not to share it, because if people like the royal family, which obviously they do when they come here, i like to share it with them. that's when you decided to turn this into a b&b? yes, yes. for william and kate's wedding i had quite a lot of american people. a chap came here and he stood here with his mouth open and he didn't say a word. harry looks so much in love and we so want things to go well for harry, he was that little boy walking behind his mother's coffin, we want life to be good for him, he wants a family, we want that for him. and so much memorabilia to c

he says the veterans grew up here and they determined to protect their world's natural heritage site. in the age of kindle instant downloads and ubiquitous mark devices the idea of building a huge monumental library to house actual books sounds well so last century but not to the book rescuer of belgrade victor lozenges dream is to build the biggest library between vienna and istanbul and he's already got thousands of books just waiting to fill those shelves. stacks and stacks of banana boxes this area bunker at a school in belgrade has become victor last ditch is book depository there is little room to move this is a perfect place for hiding. victor's collection has more than a million books and he's not done yet he wants to have the largest library in the world. for big rooms are already teeming with books and periodicals many published during the era of the former yugoslavia and new items keep pouring in. it's a major challenge especially when larger donations arrive. the worst moment one of the worst in my life was when we received some huge of the nation most five trucks of books

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[applause] >> secretary of state mike -- he spoke at the heritage foundation.ood morning, everyone. i first want to thank the heritage foundation and its president. thank you for hosting me today. first, as a private citizen, and then as a member of congress, and even today, the heritage foundation has shaped my thinking on matters of the world. and public policy issues. i am grateful for that excellent work. and thanks for reminding me i can't talk about anything else today.