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so heritage wholeheartedly endorses this nomination and the next one.end up which is not on grant street. we very much support it as well. >> thank you. >> sarah fam. >> hi, my name is sarah tam and i'm the youngest daughter. and i'm here to represent -- my dad's story is a he came as an immigrant and he first started walking as a temporary dishwasher in 1981. and five years he was able to work his way up as an assistant manager. my dad and a previous owner of mums went on trips to japan multiple times and they wanted to bring japanese comfort food to san francisco. they wanted to create an identity for japan town through cuisine. some of these dishes we still have today including shabu-shau many of he told his business to my dad in 2000 and has been family-run since. and in 2007, we were very lucky to be included in japan town cultural heritage and and i think that strongly influenced our ability to renew the lease with kdg and with gdb they want to incorporate us and the japan town community. we have a japanese pop theme, a mural by japanese pop artis

anyone who has visited this extraordinary city in northern italy the cripps insane unesco world heritage site is on the wall so this is the 6th time this has happened in 1200 years but 4 of those times have been in the last 2 decades. the climate crisis is threatening our cultural heritage but is the arts world also affecting the climate after all works of flying around the globe for us all to see the culture see trying to bring the subject of climate change to our attention is sometimes guilty of creating quite a carbon footprint of. the contemporary art world is glamorous chic and extravagant and that carries an enormous carbon footprint. as people think they're the pinnacle of creation and art or culture is the cherry on top we're insanely arrogant. collectors artists and artworks too are constantly jetting around the globe. art festivals and museums are under pressure to produce record high visitor numbers. for years apart has been a major factor in bringing into words making cities more attractive to travelers with money. but what's the real cost the art world is beginning to consid

been abuzz with activity the newly promoted team is ready for the showdown with cross-town rivals heritage. fribourg in the german cup on tuesday and now it's time for the darby. b. is a dumpy but the city is a bit more special i'm expecting an awesome encounter. i think it's important to find the right balance between being aggressive and staying cool. this 30 years ago just days after the fall of the berlin wall thousands of fans from the east made the pilgrimage to a lympics stadium to see 2nd division side heritage among them many only on supporters at the time it was a special east west fan friendship but what happens on the pitch will be the main focus in the 1st just league clash between the 2 clubs. despite all of the tension in both camps and at the end of the day it's all about keeping a cool head about trying to put in the best light as a city as the city at least to get. on saturday night at the out there 1st of all i wear lyn will find out whether oneone or hair are number one in the german capital. well mexico has been marking the day of the dead despite its gloomy name it's

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on saturday night at the altar 1st of i berlin will find out whether oneone or heritage are number one in the german capital. you're watching news coming up next a living in the digital age with a look at how online tools can help. in the fight against climate change i'll be back at the top of the hour with another news update for you in the meantime you can always get the latest news and information on our website just go to www dot com american and stand by me and the entire team here in berlin thanks for watching . come to. discover your concept discomfort with the hopes. to 100 years the ideals of the bomb a more relevant today than they were 1. 100 years ago because you there is really shaped. the people understood design as a way of shaping society.

how much is the director of the world heritage heritage center at unesco she says climate change is not the only issue that's been a threat to the city. this is very much affecting the city and the built environment for which the city was recognised on unesco's world heritage list we have been working to city and italian story to use for a number of years because this is not the only strapped to venice have huge issues because over tourism this ever. d increasing capacity of cruise ships. have issues off effective management off the city etc so for the last years looking into all of these shows and climate change now increasing effects such as. rains and it made it to rain and so many is not the only city beaches affected but you have heavy rains all over and in venice especially these tides. have let to. vista city to enhance the climate change plan b 2 that actually fall about heritage sites we're updating our climate change policy so we encourage all $193.00 countries which have ratified of old heritage convention to do their utmost and this climate change policy will go to the volta

i did meet one of your staff, he's not here, at the heritage soiree. it's great how geeked out he was on the technique. so that was really enjoyable to see it in action. and then on the academy of ballet, this business came to our attention when we made the site tour of new era hall when it was on the landmark designation program. they didn't know about the legacy business designation. i'm thrilled that we mentioned it and now they're here before us. so it's really great. >> okay. seeing nothing further, commissioners, there is a motion that has been seconded to adopt recommendations for approval for all of the legacy business applications. [roll call vote]. >> >> clerk: that moition passes unanimously. >> thanks. [ applause ]. >> clerk: that will place us on 2018-017235 cwp, retained elements for the special topic design guidelines. >> hello, everyone. i think i have copies for everyone of the presentation. so today we're going to return to the special topics design guidelines on retained elements that's being proposed for adoption in december. we're

flooding seen earlier in the week but the water's still poses an ongoing threat to the cultural heritage of the city. here land and sea become one again another exceptionally high tide is wreaking havoc on venice. workers dismantle elevated walkways to protect the public. it is yet more destruction after days of dismay. matt jurado has given everything to this place. none of the fridges are working we're trying to dry things off. for 200 years this grand hotel has stood the test of time and tight. but this week the devastation is considerable you're basically saying was a ship that i think we have $70000.00 euros of damage more or less this there are quite obviously we're still counting the level of damage and we're still trying to fix parts of the electricity i mean there were the matter. as all of venice take stock of the damage some are wondering if nature is finally closing in on this lagoon city's fortifications not rather. long we're from the venice venetians born in venice most of us are venetian so to say stop with venice never. italy's prime minister took in the damage for himse

the water isn't expected to reach wednesday's levels but it still puts the city's unique cultural heritage at risk the government has declared a state of emergency. also coming up hong kong's turmoil leads to a 2nd death a 70 year old street cleaner caught in clashes between pro-democracy activists and a group of closing down look at the latest on welcome arrivals in berlin and turkey says their german fighters for the so-called islamic state the german government says there's no proof but it still has to work out how to handle them. plus we lug elects a new president on saturday many hope a changing of the guard will help ease tensions 7 months after the easter sunday terrorist attacks that killed more than 250 people. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us flooding continues to threaten venice the government has declared a state of emergency and approved 20000000 euros for immediate aid italian prime minister giuseppe contests described the catastrophic flooding as quote a blow to the heart of the nation now the mayor of venice says the very future of the city is at stake. an

>> army heritage days is an annual event held in may at the u.s. army heritage and education center in carlisle, pennsylvania. hundreds of living history hobbyists talk to the public about the military, from the american revolution to the war on terror. the theme this year was the d-day 75th anniversary. next, we visit an american history camp to learn about the experiences of the army's parachute regimental combat team. u.s. soldiers who fought in the maritime alps of france in 1944. >> good morning. my name is matt holmgren. i'm part of a group represent the f company of the 517th parachute regiment. it was short for parachute regimental combat team. a world war ii unit that fought in italy, southern france. it is a largely overshadowed unit of a war because it was smaller, about 2500 men throughout the war. it was comprised of three smaller units. the 596 airborne engineer company. 460th air battalion. those three units together made that regimental combat team, which the entire campaign was attaching larger divisions where they were needed thro

heritage, glen park history project and sunny side history project. thank you. [ applause ]. >> so now i would like to introduce our beloved assessor carmen chu who is newly back from maternity leave and later we will be hearing from our director of public works and also our city librarian. thank you. [ applause ]. >> i have to say that it's rare that i ever hear the word "beloved" and "assessor" in the same sentence, but here we are. i want to thank isabella from my team. they've done quite a lot of work to help and partner with our public-facing folks in order to make sure that our lobby is well thought out and we have a great plan to help improve service. thank you to isabella and vivian. [ applause ]. >> so when i first started as assessor years ago, i think when i first came in, i think i walked into this office and probably like a lot of taxpayers i came in through different doors at different points in time and at the time it was confusing. how do you get into the office and where do you go for service. and if i couldn't speak the language, whi

even unesco has said that digital heritage is part of human legacy so a lot of people are worried that twitter is making a mistake here and deleting something that's important for humanity basically just throwing books into public records into the fire right i mean to see thank you so much. german chancellor angela merkel has said preserving nato is as important today as it was during the cold war her comments on the transatlantic alliance follow recent criticism by president of france are chancellor merkel was speaking during a debate in the german parliament about the government's budget for 20 twentieth's that includes defense international allies one germany to spend more on its armed forces. chancellor merkel focused on urgent foreign policy issues she offered a spirited defense of nato saying a strong alliance was needed to address crises in syria and libya the growing power of china and the threat of terrorism. that are good enough to stoke i think even more so than during the cold war maintaining nato is very much in our interest . once again because as the foreign minister sai

which have ratified of old heritage convention to do their job no most and this updated climate change policy will go to the voltage committee next year in 2020. health officials in the democratic republic of congo are beginning a major clinical trial of a new impala vaccine but the rollout is already facing criticism catherine sawyer has more from the eastern border city of goma. a new a ball of vaccine for a major child scientists are testing it on up to half a 1000000 congolese over the next 10 months to study its effects. the vaccine is safe it has already been tested on a small sample of people elsewhere according to professor would not have approved it if it was harmful to the people but some people are concerned that the long term effects of the drug made by u.s. multinationals are not yet known and the fact that it needs to those this 8 weeks apart may not work on people who travel often it's a challenge to show rates between the 2 duties will be your indication of the acceptance of his vaccine to population. we we will work with the communities we explain to the communities we

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and now the heritage foundation hosts a discussion on libel laws. they discuss whether they should be re-examined and used to restrain the mead why. from last month, this is just over an hour. >> good afternoon. my name is david azarad and i'm from the simon center for politics and the fellow here thea the heritage foundation. it is my pleasure to welcome you to the heritage foundation for the panel discussion in our preserve the constitution series. the freedom of the press as all americans know, is enshrined in the first amendment. a free press is a necessary component of republican self-government and a hallmark of a free society. that is not in question. in fact, it's non-negotiable. free speech is the prerogative of the press. it protects the free speech writes of all american, not just those who so happen to have a name in journalism. the press, in other words, is itself subject to free speech just like everyone else is. journalist, however, do not take well to criticism and i say this as a recovering journalist myself. there is a tendency in

i for one am not going to let the president rob our nation of its immigrant heritage. we are not going to let him sacrifice these young dreamers on the altar of political cynicism. the courts are going to hear the argument today. we are all praying at this event and throughout the day for the court to see the wisdom of embracing these young people. we are praying for kindness and we are praying for compassion but we are also praying for strength, to carry on that fight. many of you know that i am one of the authors of the american dream, legislation that will protect these young people and provide them a path to citizenship. regardless of what happens in the courts we must press this bill. this measure will also provide safe havens for our brothers and sisters through the tps program. these are immigrants fleeing civil wars, natural disasters, and other hardships. they are mothers with young children, mothers with young children. donald trump will deport them. the bible tells us you should also love the stranger, for you were strangers in the land of egypt. let us remi

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and explore fascinating world heritage sites. w world heritage 316 get the map now. and now i'm going to be a fictionalization but as affectionately as you can. near putin in the middle of his election campaign in the year 2000 a documentary was filmed for russian television but director vitali munson captured much more was to turn the camera back on the of course. the film secretly chronicled a power grab actually everything was precisely planned instruction. featuring tom supporting roles to the freedom of worship. and featuring a lead role like you've never seen before let me be clear with you. for that matter let me go bitch do the ends justify the means. to tunes witnesses starts december 13th on d w. this is the other news live from berlin hong kong heads to the polls in key local elections and chief executive chair that is under pressure pro-democracy protesters want to send her a message record numbers of voters are turning out as authorities warned against violence also coming up the pope francis takes a stand against nuclear weapons pontiff makes a symbolic

[applause] >> i want to thank heritage for inviting me to speak today.t's a real honor to be invited to speak on such a distinguished panel, especially to arthur and david and john malcolm pics on here today to argue against the new york times v. sullivan standard, but let me start by saying this. i'm not someone who dislikes free-speech. to the contrary. the first amendment is to be celebrated. it's what separates our great nation from most other countries on the planet. it's what prevents us from being locked up, thrown into jail when we say things that our government officials don't like. and it's what allows us to assemble here today to have this very debate about the contours of that right. but while the first amendment guarantees a free press, which is a good thing, it does not guarantee a consequence free press, which is a bad thing. what the supreme court ultimately sanctioned, a press s effectively immune from civil defamation liability, what it did when it handed down the decision in new york times v. sullivan. referred about this case, the sul

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. >> atlee phillips is the director of texas art at heritage. >> you had to be a little suspicious. > well, of course. i don't get a lot of inquiries about major historical paintings. >> but the painting in the photos looks legitimate, and john makes sure she knows he's a direct descendent of texas legend harry mcardle. >> what about the fact that it's in west virginia? does that make sense? >> that was one thing that was so perplexing. these things just don't happen. >> and if there were a 5x7-foot mural painted by an artist as renown as mcardle, there should be some record of it. after an exhaustive search, atlee finds a small reference in a book by none other than sam ratcliffe, the texas historian we met earlier. >> what did that notation say? >> it basically said another version of the battle of san jacinto painting was painted in 1901, location unknown. >> unknown? >> unknown. my heart stopped. it was just one of the most pivotal moments in my life. it's what anyone in the business is looking for, something that no one's has ever seen before. >> has john uncovered a second versi

surely castle is one of arkan hours best known tory spots and had earned world heritage status in 2000fire broke out in the main buildings before dawn the flames spreading quickly through the ancient timbers more than 10 fire engines were sent to tackle the blaze but there was little they could do local people looking on helplessly the full extent of the damage was revealed at 1st light many of the buildings reduced to smoking ruins the castle dates from the rio q kingdom which spanned 450 years until lock in our was an extra by japan in the 19th century as a symbol of the island's heritage it had in recent days been holding an annual festival recreating rituals from the past. oak an hour's loss will be felt by japan as a whole think i thought i understand sure a castle in a world heritage site is an extremely important symbol of okinawa i feel my heart ache a stan my heartfelt sympathy to the people of iraq in our the castle had been wrecked and restored before from fierce fighting between u.s. and japanese forces at the end of world war 2 the government has promised to rebuild it onc

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outdoor recreation provides millions of americans to connect with their heritage. we're honored to serve in this vital link and values this opportunity to work with congress to improves the lives of americans through outdoor recreation. thank you to the committee for the provide to provide testimony and i look forward to working together on these important bills. >> thank you. >> good morning. i'm the acting assistant director for national conservation lands and community partners at the bureau of land management. thank you for inviting me to

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