it's there heritage. they're the ones who built it and that gives them this designation this inscription. conveys some power now to the descendants. which i was happy to introduce to people to say, you know, you're part of the heritage and now the city has to protect you because there's also economic value to heritage people come to san antonio as an example to see world heritage to see the missions to understand these physical places like the alamo, but they also come to understand the authentic living heritage of a place the intangible aspects of heritage and and that's embodied in the people who reside in in the places nearby and if they're all displaced by the the rising economy then that heritage goes away. and so there's a strength then that comes with that's now conveyed to the descendants to be able to say. oh, this is my heritage and part of your economic value is related to me. and so that value is something that i can claim to say. i have standing i have more political power now through the rec

also we have heritage captain sponsor, kaiser permanente, cruise, heritage sponsors, aapi legislativeoundation first republic bank, golden state warriors, japan center garage corporation and meta. pg&e and at the heritage friends level a1 comcast and the san francisco association of realtors. this list is so incredibly long of the media sponsors, the community sponsors, you can see a list of them in your program book that you have in your laps. they are also at our web night, facebook page and other publicity materials. so once again, thank you for all of your support for this community celebration. once again for all of them a round of applause. [applause] >> how many of you are fans of kpop? yes, yes. all right, because we have a special treat coming up for you momentarily. founded in 2010 korean performance group also known as kpg, the dance team with passion for kpop. the team focuses on performances at u.c. berkeley and around the bay area. they strive for excellence, why not take it away. [applause] [music] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] [music] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> isn't it amazing that y

this heritage would serve the russian society and state. these hopes did not materialize. futile and now they are embodied mutual deeds join the congratulations on the holiday and i invite everyone to our home of the russian abroad in our museum on taganka thank you for your contribution to the development of domestic and world fine arts the state prize of the russian federation was awarded to nikonov pavel fedorovich artist. the most devoted and the most humble most. the artist, of course, is the undemanding disinterested servant of the muse. i say this with good reason, being sure that the artist now, to some extent, it turned out. less demanded than other areas of culture and the artist needs a little. he needs to exhibit. show what he does. and listen to the praise. i'm lucky. i was offered to make an exhibition of the tretyakov gallery. this is, of course, for any artist it is both responsible and it is an incredible holiday to exhibit yourself. in the environment in which you were brought up, you grew up in which you received. under f

never forgetting their heritage. but we have to thank them also for their tremendous leadership here in this body because they have truly made a major contribution to the united states house of representatives. two decades ago and we did do this passing legislation to designate june as caribbean-american heritage month. and this was signed into law in 2006 and has given us to celebrate the tremendous impact and let me acknowledge dr. nelson who is a great leader for inspiring this effort. since the founding of this country, caribbean americans very contributed including to fine arts, business, literature, journalism, politics, government, military service, music, science, engineering, technology and we enjoy the richness through the festivals, food and literature. most importantly a number have become leaders and other >> these countries are important and cultural partners of the united states and we form by struggles against slavery and colonialism and shared prosperity and the same hopes and rest of the world. in f

d w world heritage 360. getting out now. ah or see asia, an artist lovers guiding? 5 vibrating asian cities. 5 local artists. ah, in the unique experience of their craft joins for exclusive master classes. he found them. i need to do this week on d. w. in this week on world stories, daily war time life in the dawn bus region. young russians in exile in georgia. but we begin near the ukrainian capital of kia where investigators are, is zooming civilian bodies as evidence of alleged war crimes committed by russian troops. deep inside the forest lies an anonymous grace. whoever chose this place didn't want anyone to find it. 2 months after the end of the russian occupation here, the body of a ukrainian man was on earth. his passport found here by the police say the death of the 5060, or 2 billing is linked to the russian aggression. nothing unusual these days the horde them oh, we found many of them and we will find more because a lot of people are missing. a lot of people died. so a lot of people who are buried are much a bottled rules. a call from the victims daughte

they are in the center of moscow at a cultural heritage site.oor is being built, dear police open the door, please, dear can you hear me. you don’t have a key, maybe the ministry of emergency situations called the police this time, it worked flawlessly, they called an investigative team on the spot. this citizen , the representative of the owner, is traveling with us to give an explanation to the police department. so thanks to our intervention, the destruction of the monument was suspended. but now, will the law enforcement officers and city officials have the courage to give hands to those wealthy gentlemen who believe the law is not written for them alexander karpov sergey andrey lapidus pavel glaciers took a week in the city. few people know, or rather, almost no one knows that the largest colony of seagulls in russia is not located somewhere on the sea, the coast in the crimea , for example, but not far from moscow in lobnya, and until some time. it was considered the largest in europe in the nineties - this is a unique bird. the settlement

and explore fascinating world heritage sites with d. w world heritage 360. get the out now with hello, i'm back and i missed you. my name is lindsey cal mora from the 77 percent. and as always, this show is for you africa young majority, it is so good to have you with us this week.

and explore fascinating world heritage sites with d. w. world heritage. 3. 60. get the out. know ah . are there you love it or you hate it? littlest architecture is still dividing. opinions on a trip to london will find out from its fans what makes it so special. hi everyone, and welcome to another edition of your max with me, your host. megan lee. here's a look at what else we've got in store for you.

looked like is part of the european cultural heritage before and after a full-scale war as russians destroying people's lives and destroying cultural heritage so literally soon i think in the cities of european cities ah a lot of people will be able to look at these uh terrible examples thank you alim ali for your work well and i would like to return to the so-called institutional responsibility of the cultural institutions of the russian federation here, i would simply not translate it into a morally hyped plane, so what did i say, why exhibit russian art there, this is not about that, it is about criminal institutional the responsibility of institutions that can hide stolen loot, we understand that this tradition is not new in the soviet union, so it used to be called a trophy, a trophy painting, a trophy work of art, and so on. cooperation has not stopped, but now we see how the innocent state of ukraine is being robbed, dismembered, and our valuables are taken away our national assets, and this in fact can and should become a safeguard so that no state or municipal russian insti

you have to have a flame. _ heritage and tradition.tion. you have to have a flame, that is one - have a flame, that is one specification that everybody has to have but it can be individually tailored to each of the countries. give me an example. canada's is going to be in a maple leaf shape? that is correct. in canada to reflect their identity, local culture, tradition and heritage spared beacon will be in the shape of the maple leaf which is very symbolic for canada. likewise, in some of the island nation some of the countries will be creating a log, fill it with combustibles, set it alight and push it out to water and that reflects their local culture, tradition and heritage. final question, do you have a favourite christmas i'm sure that is like asking if you have a favoured child but i'm sure you've got when you really like. i child but i'm sure you've got when you really like-— you really like. i am a bit biased. i am you really like. i am a bit biased. i am from _ you really like. i am a bit biased. i am from new— you really like

the archipelago is the unesco world heritage site. during the 2nd world war, african american troops landed in this former colonial capital of french africa, bringing their music, explains the festival director. if we can duffy, or with every loose from the mississippi river to here, there is a flow of music. perhaps african slaves brought their music to america, and african americans brought it back here. in this dialogue, there is the sound of this voice feels like a divine melody. mullin, artist creates a wishes. there could be a festival like this in war torn molly or ukraine, or sunni for all jazz is freedom. it allows you to escape somebody to be free from the blues and leave your worries behind. none oh, sounds from the bye left. oh and thee and goni transport the audience in a musical journey, ah, let me show you the insurance that he has on stage he's been using just before he picked up the guitar of core i, which is a 10 string instrument and then on stage is also a calabasas which is another traditional west african instrum

old one churches, knights' castles, which have survived to this day, all this is the architectural heritageast prussia, which became part of russia after the great patriotic war. and these are also unique contact sites. all 6 days of the festival, these medieval walls absorbed the works of the classics , endowing the audience with a unique atmosphere, thanks to this festival, not only the inhabitants of our region, but also about 100,000 people who watch each individual concert will learn about our cultural heritage and thanks to the observation. music the wonderful performer of which we invite, and the whole country the whole world will know about these cultural heritage objects . next year, they want to hold a cantata in the knight's fortress of topiao, the castle is waiting for the reconstruction of the alekseyans in the near future. kudinov edik khachatryan dmitry kulabukhov news, kaliningrad in moscow on 10 we continue the morning broadcast. and that's what learned by this time. the introduction of the autonomous okrug , the first deputy general director of the vk vladimir gabrielyan,

and explore fascinating world heritage sites with d. w world heritage. 360. get the out. now i got a number in my home and birthday, but in the next 48 hours, i'm going to be in tours in my own city. i mean the maurine and i'm a visual artist. this is my journey to rediscover the artsy side of this metropolis, also known as k, l, with some of malaysia, most exciting contemporary art blue. they're going to show me how art is bringing people together in this culturally diverse. i, i am i've come to gales historic returning street area to meet one of the cities hottest young photographer. daniel adams is known for a powerful conceptual portraits which challenge ideas of identity and culture. his theories and casual races in the pew went viral and were shared all over the world . and today he showing me around quite i hung a refurbished backline that uses art to bring history back to like you know, stepping into here. i feel like i'm 1915 color. no one has oh, the whole quiet high hong area they use murals to depicts the life of the old chinese as less. yeah. so that's more t

in ukraine, seven world monuments cultural heritage sites recognized by unesco, the money collecteday will go to support the preservation of cultural values ​​of ukraine, the concert was attended by yulian, born in the usa, the chinese leading bandurist of the ukrainian diaspora and honored an artist of ukraine, the bandura took its important place in ukrainian culture as an accompaniment to epic songs of the translation of history in the hands of blind bandura players, a cossack lies there in the club, representatives of culture who consider the ukrainian land as their native took part in the fund-raising, in particular, the ensemble of jewish music and the collective of crimean tatar music, many things were created on the basis of ukrainian jewish traditions and also ukrainian crimean tatar traditions, they are strikingly intertwined. winner of the grammy award, descendants of jews and migrants from ukraine, frank london founded an ensemble that performs the music of central and eastern europe to take part in a charity concert of a musician prompted him civic position i want to sa

the fact is that more than 3 quarters of sub saharan africa as physical heritage was removed from the continent with many people have been demanding the restitution of what they see as stolen works for decades. but their voices have largely been ignores b. o. however, in 2017, for the 1st time in history, a french president spoke about returning artifacts on request control is already hello. hello. this is one. emmanuel mccall promised to make restitution, but hundreds of museums in a dozen european countries were concerned. there would be emptied or close. the french government ask senegalese scholar fell when sal and french art historian benedict serv. what to lead the project. their report sent shock waves to the art world. because it count for the urgent, permanent return of african artifacts. this initiative was meant to forge a new relationship between europe and africa. shuttle negotiate mosque, damascus. i did not mean to me till i got up with this, but if a boy dean, supporters of the restitution plan, believe that initially is like this will help heal the scars of european c

heritage site. is not only a museum, but also apartment buildings in which people live in st. petersburg, there are several hundred such buildings. bukhara in the city center with the director of the vein of the service responsible for order here. we go into one of the front doors. she doesn't look right now. here it turns out. yes, these are marble walls from the first to the sixth floor in marble, but historically the monograms and over the century have been supplemented by hundreds of scratched and written inscriptions by unknown and famous vandals. unfortunately, it seems possible to completely remove them, uh, and not only paler, yes, that is, here, in fact, it is necessary to carry out resection work , not repair, but restoration, which, according to by definition, it is more expensive to carry out a protective status in the neighboring front doors of this tenement house, where there is stucco molding on the ceiling under the feet of metlakh tiles. and oak doors and elegant railings. making pr

political issue in the ukrainian city of levine for authority, scramble to protect unesco world heritage sites ah. the historic center of the v b is protected as one of unesco as well heritage sites. ukrainian or authorities are working hard to ensure the centuries old monuments here are protected from strikes. sandbags, wooden, a metal panels there remind everyone here that they are countries or war. most of the cure this at least something has been done to look after a future. some one who has no history also has no future historian, ha, my and my voice in the city museum ranch melick has brought over 6000 objects and paintings to safety despite a constant threat of airstrikes. he wants to keep the city's cultural heritage accessible to the public video walk, which isn't as o'clock her muscle at the request of our president and government to help support the economy for her and satisfy the cultural needs of displaced people or the what we decided to partly open some exhibitions with fil a day here, marcia, look at it just or most of the exhibition rooms are closed because of the war, b

to the european heritage.t those churches gymnasium buildings, industrial facilities that are now destroyed in ukraine, they have clear connections with the italian, belgian, welsh, polish and cultural heritage and therefore the world community should pay attention to this, should beat nabat and calculate the task of ukraine's losses in order for russia to later compensate or contribute. us president biden said that the goal of the russian dictator putin is not just a full-scale invasion of ukraine, he wants to destroy ukrainian culture, and the british prime minister used to come to sofia for a reason the giant of words oleksiy arestovich says that we want to make a small culture here and he will not allow it to be done until he is so convinced that he means something here, like a belt, this paradox. i completely agree that the target of russia in ukraine is not only our people or territories or buildings, definitely russia for centuries and decades and in this war is especially attacking our culture, history

sites the historic center of the v vi is protected as one of unesco world heritage sites . ukrainian authorities are working hard to ensure the centuries old monuments here are protected from airstrikes, sand bags, wooden and metal partners. there remind everyone here that they are countries at war. most of the carol, before at least something has been done to look after a future. some one who has no history also has no future historian the my or my voice in the city museum ranch. melick has brought over $6000.00 objects and paintings to safety despite a constant threat of airstrikes. he wants to keep, the city is cultural. heritage accessible to the public did walk which is mazacco. ready her muscle at the request of our president and government to help support the economy and satisfy the cultural needs of displaced people. we decided to partly open some exhibitions, along with fil, a day here. national look, i see just or most of the exhibition rooms are closed because of the war, but the collections remain accessible. digitally preparing for the west. employees are working around

the waiter heritage was displayed in museums and began to raise questions of human diversity. but this didn't prevent further expeditions continuing to pillage african artifact . some museums even went as far as capturing and displaying human remains. lou criminal drug dealing shifted to places beyond the reach of order for many people in the afghan government were involved in the drug trade. gorilla was in columbia and mexico where the cartels have been responsible for a merciless spiral of violence. the final episode of drug trafficking politics of territories on al jazeera. it's rush hour at the local community center in lou batch of 15 kilometers from the border with ukraine that know, that got jack is a retired russian language teacher and is collecting goods donated by people from all over europe. thought i agree are helping people on the other side of the border . the ones who stayed behind who can lead since russia invaded ukraine, danita has been driving across the border every day. crossing the border is always tricky, but the women say that today they have a lucky d

a mammal shells reports the historic center of the v vi is protected as one of the unesco world heritage sites, ukrainian authorities are working hard to ensure the centuries old monuments here are protected from airstrikes. sandbags wouldn't, and metal panels. they're remind everyone here that they are countries at all. most of the cure of the song, at least something has been done to look after a future. some one who has no history also has no future historian. am i in my voice? no lord. okay, then a messiah doesn't choose where it lands. so of course i'm one humans can also be hit. so i think that live live is facing the theme, the intellus matter. your boy may be even worse because russia won't just stop and on bath, it will keep on going. and then i shall so long, in my opinion, people in the viv are already used to seeing this. we don't feel the same here as people do in eastern ukraine and pleasures show that we're already used to us. that's what you get used to everything law or so as archived in the city museum. ramen's melick has brought over 6000 objects and paintings to safet

the waiter . heritage was dismayed museums and began to raise questions of human diversity. but this didn't prevent further expeditions, continuing to pillage, african artifacts. some museums even went as far as capturing and displaying human remains. casa, airway official airline of the journey with with full of official airline of the gen. ready to often of con, astonished, portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of gonna stop thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction . an extraordinary film archive spawning for decades, reveals the forgotten truths of the countries modern history. the forbidden real part to the communist revolution on a just ego thousands of migrants set out from the city of dub chula, in the early hours of monday. there is numerous nationalities among them. but the vast majority or from venezuela 0, one to reach the united states. it's already been a long and difficult journey for most. there are many of us migrants here. we need help just like this woman. many people died in the jungle on our way

the old pickaxes, knightly castles that have survived to this day, all this is the architectural heritage of east prussia, which became part of russia after the great patriotic war and also this unique platform contacts. all 6 days of the festival , these medieval walls absorbed the work of the classics, endowing the audience with a unique atmosphere thanks to this festival. uh don't only the inhabitants of our region, but also about 100,000 people who watch every single concert learn about our cultural heritage and thanks. this music is performed by a wonderful performer whom we invite, and the whole country, the whole world, will learn about these cultural heritage sites. the final concert, like previous performances, was sold out, all proceeds from tickets and donations will go to the preservation of historical monuments. next year , they want to hold a cantata in the knight's fortress topiau, the castle is waiting in the near future reconstruction of alexeen. kudinov edik khachatryan dmitry kulabukhov lead, kaliningrad support for production is one of the government's priorities , pri

uh, the construction of these unauthorized structures belovezhskaya pushcha is a world heritage site, uh, which today is important not only for the country of belarus, but is important for the whole world. scientists from 24 countries are sounding the alarm, they are convinced that the construction threatens not only with the death of birds, animals, but also with the death of the oldest forest in europe. an important signal was the letter of the director of the unesco world heritage center a in which he informed the belarusian side that that a letter was sent to the polish ministry of the ministry of climate and environmental protection, a in which the director of the world heritage center. strongly called for more. suspend the construction of the fence. has unesco received a response from the polish side? we do not yet have such information, we are monitoring this situation, it violated the provisions of the berne convention of the international agreement on the protection of wild fauna and flora and natural habitats in europe. however, there is no reaction from the council of europ

i want to address that salmon from the heritage foundation. has he considered the cost of bearing a child that is now forced to bear child. who pays the hospital bill? you can imagine with the explosion of welfare and food stamps that will cost the federal government. second, i strongly suggest that the heritage foundation change their moniker to the adoption agency because you're going to be flooded with adoptions. it costs $50,000 to adopt a child. i know that firsthand. i was a disabled veteran trying to adopt. it costs $50,000 to adopt a child. for a couple adopting a child of $40,000 a year, they cannot. with all due respect to your intellect, be prepared to set up a great foundation for adoption at the heritage foundation. if you feel strongly in telling a child, if a man demands the right to choose, demanded. guest: as a practical matter, the heritage foundation, i support pregnancy crisis centers and other adoption agencies. that is something that the heritage foundation has done and something i have partaken in as well. i'm sure many

the ministry of culture, they monitor it, you are absolutely right when you talk about cultural heritageobject there a museum, a church or a theater, and the theft of cultural objects, yes. that is, unfortunately, this is a well-established russian practice, we can see from the occupied crimea how they for 8 years simply redirected objects of cultural heritage, and in the best case, to a-a museums of russia today the same information is available , for example, about the melitopol museum when the scythian gold was simply stolen by the russians and it is not known where it will be today. unfortunately, there is still no access to many places, but what makes me happy is that at one time some directors museums or a-ah in fact, a-a cultural monuments were able to partially a-a from eh-e of these difficult conditionally better territories where eh-e tense territories to remove or eh-e hide such objects of cultural heritage, it is important for us from our side eh-e this places, we are launching a large company in europe called postcards from ukraine.

conditions of the sanctions war, which the west has declared and the issue of protecting cultural heritagesounds very poignant about how he's building a temporary art market and how thieves' schemes work to understand alexander khristenko in june 1904, two ships entered the port of new york from copenhagen with an unusual cargo of seventy wooden boxes, and inside the largest collection of russian works of art. ever traveled overseas. 600 works , mostly paintings by repin makovsky vereshchagin roerich, canvases were sent from st. petersburg and moscow to the world exhibition. st. louis, where they were awarded medals and not a single exhibit returned to their homeland. the point is that due to at the beginning of the russo-japanese war, the russian government of the then russian empire was forced to refuse official participation in the exhibition and lost control over the expositions. this was immediately taken advantage of by a group of scammers. they were in it. unfortunately, both our compatriots and americans, who began to sell works of art, and against the will of their owners. and alr

the city is cultural. heritage accessible to the public with the walk which isn't a zak. ready her muscle at the request of our president and government for more to help support the economy and satisfy the cultural needs of displaced people. we decided to partly open some exhibitions with fil, a day care martial. look at it just or most of the exhibition rooms are closed because of the war, but the collections remain accessible. digitally preparing for the west. employees are working around the clock to digitize as many artifacts as possible. following the russian invasion, museum personnel from the west, effective wages. so chattering vive, now their work to highlight the importance of safeguarding ukrainian culture. rosie is very high, the museums contain proof escalate proof that the ukrainian nation exists here, paserel gera, not only do they keep tangible written sources, but also items that can be seen and touched. they prove historical facts prove the existence of the ukrainian people and the long time existence of its territory. you're travelling so violent, see f

well, i want to welcome you all to the heritage foundation on behalf of heritage in the great center. today has been it's been a special day and it is still a special day. we are delighted to be here honoring the 30th anniversary of justice thomas's appointment to the supreme court as an associate justice. we've been fortunate to have justice thomas here before he was our 2016 story lecturer and we are thrilled that he is here with us this evening. so with that i'm going to turn it over to my co-host jen and i hope you enjoy the evening's program. thank you, john. good evening. the sea boy and grace center is thrilled to host this event with the heritage foundation and commemorate the very significant milestone of justice thomas' 30 years and the supreme court. justice thomas is now the longest serving justice currently on the court and at the young age of 73 if he serves for just seven more years. he will become the longest serving justice in us supreme court history. we are kicking off the evening celebration of the justices jurisprudence with a very special award presentation by ou

. ♪♪ >> the service that san francisco heritage offers to the legacy businesses is to help them witho make sure that they really recognize about them what it is that makes them so special here in san francisco. ♪♪ so we'll help them with that application process if, in fact, the board of supervisors does recognize them as a legacy business, then that does entitle them to certain financial benefits from the city of san francisco. but i say really, more importantly, it really brings them public recognition that this is a business in san francisco that has history and that is unique to san francisco. >> it started in june of 1953. ♪♪ and we make everything from scratch. everything. we started a you -- we started a off with 12 flavors and mango fruits from the philippines and then started trying them one by one and the family had a whole new clientele. the business really boomed after that. >> i think that the flavors we make reflect the diversity of san francisco. we were really surprised about the legacy project but we were thrilled to be a part of it. businesses come and go in the cit

the old pickaxes, knightly castles that have survived to this day, all this is the architectural heritage of east prussia, which became a part of russia after the great patriotic war. and these are also unique cantata venues. all 6 days of the festival , these medieval walls absorbed the work of the classics, endowing the audience with a unique atmosphere thanks to this festival. uh don't only the inhabitants of our region, but also about 100,000 people who watch every single concert learn about our cultural heritage and thanks to the wonderful music by the wonderful performer whom we invite, and the whole country , the whole world will learn about these cultural heritage sites, the final concert, as and previous performances were sold out with all the money and donations received from the tickets. i will go to the preservation of historical monuments. next year they want to hold a cantata in the knight's fortress topiau castle in the near future, the reconstruction of alekseyan is waiting. kudinov edik khachatryan dmitry kulabukhov news, kaliningrad hello on june 7, 1776 , at the second

the largest european relict forest object on the territory of belovezhskaya pushcha unesco world heritageeev stressed that the polish side, despite repeated requests, has not yet provided information on the details of the construction of the wall and an assessment of its impact on the object's outstanding universal value. meanwhile, warsaw continues to build a fence along the belarusian-polish border, according to the deputy minister of internal affairs of poland , about 120 km have already been built so far. the fence after the authorities are convinced that the fence will supposedly become a barrier for refugees, who want to enter the country. trade union across the polish border, however, so far the fence only causes serious damage to the wildlife of belovezhskaya pushcha because of the wall large mammals are dying. a large-scale fire broke out in the moscow business center grand setun plaza 125 people were evacuated from the burning building two people sought medical help one of them was hospitalized both were poisoned by combustion products, according to the ministry of emergency sit

and it's, inc and heritage are all at risk. and without immediate action, this unique marshland is pushed closer to extinction every day. some have been.

i'm osama bin job it at the world heritage site of iraq. so the marshes and i'll tell you how the centuries old inland wetlands system is slowly dying. hello, ukrainian forces say their regaining grounds in the eastern region of lou hans. the head of the region says they've recaptured 20 percent of territory and see if euro done yet that had recently been under russian control. russian troops are now set to occupy about half of the strategic city. members of ukraine's international legion have joined the fight. in the past few weeks, moscow has sent extra forces into the city. the war is affecting commodity prices globally. a senior analyst from the u. n's food and agriculture organization told al jazeera, the developing world is most at risk. julian wolf reports more than a 100 days into the war in ukraine, and the fighting is intensifying in the east. far from the fraud mines, the conflict impacting the global food supply, especially in africa, which imports 40 percent of its grain from russia and ukraine. the chair of the african union t