one of the many ways that we're celebrating aapi heritage month is through the sponsorship of the heritage awards at which we will be celebrating these three organizations that work day in and day out to equip our api community with the resources and tools that are api community needs to succeed. i want to take claudine claudine chang. for her stent, fat, steadfast leadership and dedication to execute this event to our mayor, mayor london breed for her commitment to celebrating and amplifying the voices of all the communities that make this city a special place to call home. thank you. thank you, lorenzo. and next i'd like to invite our friend from us bank send you william, who is the senior vice president and baby area? market leader? thank you for your support. send it. good morning, everyone. my name is sandy wall. yeah, and i'm the bay area market leader for us bank where we believe every day that we invest our hearts and our minds to help power. human potential, um, in alignment, actually, with the theme for aapi heritage month, which is strengthening the fabric of our community. us b

cultural as a it is considered a solution to protect the cultural heritage, 90 to 95% of the objectse exchanged or smuggled are fake and fake writings , when if people have this information, they will be less affected by these types of groups and gangs. smuggling of historical cultural property and technology seems to be possible by using the same power of radio and television, visual and audio media , we can actually inform and inform the percentage of the society. that's actually it the instructions of the companies or institutions that are active in the production of rumi's works allow them to actually make monsters and copies, but subject to certain age conditions, any person cannot come and request that i want a copy of a cultural historical work. in fact, to produce, this person must have an institution or company that has obtained the necessary permission from the cultural heritage organization of the ministry of cultural heritage, and also according to the guidelines that have been prepared and compiled, the works of rumi and the copies that are actually produced should be in

they're still part of uh, i don't know the cultural heritage, besides who they are dedicated. themselves, but objects of art. the war on monuments and the desecration of historical sites continues. as you can see, almost live, mourned by the western, but the nazi kiev regime, selecting ukrainian citizens from their history , distorting the richest culture, replaces it with an alien majority of the inhabitants of ukraine with aggressive small-town nationalism, which is saturated with cave russophobia. however , as you understand, nothing will change the fact that the entire history of the territory that was or was once part of the current ukrainian the state is inalienable from the russian one and any attempts to rewrite it doomed to rights in poland are the destruction of the soviet military memorial heritage. it was simply elevated to the rank as state politicians, in accordance with national legislation , by local governments were required to liquidate by march 31, 2018 those located on their territory. what they called the communist symbols. including soviet monuments locat

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we have our heritage rooted in it and it's i heritage rooted in it and it's something _ heritage rootedt is part and parcel— something we cannot let go because it is part and parcel of— something we cannot let go because it is part and parcel of us. _ something we cannot let go because it is part and parcel of us.— it is part and parcel of us. hiplife is story that _ it is part and parcel of us. hiplife is story that lifted _ it is part and parcel of us. hiplife is story that lifted black - it is part and parcel of us. hiplife is story that lifted black folks i it is part and parcel of us. hiplife is story that lifted black folks in l is story that lifted black folks in africa and all over the world. it gave young people a voice. mr; gave young people a voice. my generation, it gave us a voice from africa _ generation, it gave us a voice from africa. initially it was just generation, it gave us a voice from africa. initially it wasjust in acro, — africa. initially it wasjust in acro, then it was ghana, then it went— acro, then it was ghana, then it went to — acro, then it was ghana, the

yes, he is so proud of his heritage. he says himself he was| heritage.at left ireland. i will read one quote from 2016, he said i grew up in a household where my grandfather and grandmother finnegan, all my mother because my brothers and father told us about the courage and commitment it took us to emigrate to ireland, to distant shores where they didn't know what awaited them. —— emigrate from ireland. ile know what awaited them. -- emigrate from ireland-— from ireland. he has been an active member of— from ireland. he has been an active member of the _ from ireland. he has been an active member of the irish-american - from ireland. he has been an active| member of the irish-american lobby member of the irish—american lobby within washington, dc for decades. he was not previously supported, as some were in america, of the ira or a fundraising for them but he was very critical of the british approach to northern ireland and this came from his upbringing, from the family tales of ancestors who had to leave in tough times, around the time of the irish fami

her work is on display at tate modern _ heritage.e. her work is on display at tate modern until the _ heritage. her work is on display at tate modern until the end - heritage. her work is on display at tate modern until the end of- heritage. her work is on display at tate modern until the end of the l tate modern until the end of the month. you're live with bbc news. residents of australia's northwestern coast are bracing for the arrival of a fierce storm, which could bring winds of up to 275 kilometres an hour. warnings have been issued for tropical cyclone ilsa, with officials predicting that the wind and heavy rain could cause considerable damage. let's speak to michelle stanley — she's a journalist with abc and joins us from port hedland in western australia, where the storm is expected to make landfall later today. just how far out is it? it is still a couple of hundred kilometres of the coast. it is not likely to hit landfall in port hedland as such, it is most likely to make landfall a couple of hundred kilometres to the north

heritage.age. her work is on display at tate modern _ my african heritage. her work is on display at tate modern until- my african heritage. her work is on display at tate modern until the - my african heritage. her work is on | display at tate modern until the end of the month. you are live with bbc news. north korea has described its latest weapons test — that took place on thursday — as a major step in its ability to carry out nuclear strikes. pyongyang said that for the first time — it had successfully launched an intercontinental ballistic device that used solid fuel. our correspondent in south korea, jean mackenzie, told us about the significance of this latest missile test. a major breakthrough in north korea�*s nuclear weapons programme. it is a more advanced version of its long—range missile, so the sort that is intended to target the united states. the solid fuel element, it�*s a technical detail but it�*s an important one. solid fuelled missiles doesn�*t need to be fuelled ahead of l

let's do it at the community level we have an instruction in the cultural heritage organization under the title of the instruction on reproduction or copying, which actually gives permission to companies or institutions that are active in the production of rumi's works to make reproductions and copies, but subject to a number of conditions, that is, any a person cannot come and demand that i want to produce a copy of a cultural historical work, in fact, this person must have an institution or company that has obtained the necessary permission from the cultural heritage organization of the ministry of cultural heritage and also according to the instructions prepared and compilation of rumi's works and copies produced in fact, it should be based on several factors. first, the molasses or copy should not be similar to the original work, that is, it should be smaller or larger than the original work . it should not be made of the same type and material as the original. the body of that copy glass must have the name of the manufacturer's workshop, the date of manufacture, or the name of th

the map of belarus will include the main symbols of the cultural heritage of each region . .lena hello tell us how the idea to create just such a map was born. uh, the continuous cultural of belarus is a republican creative project, initiated by is the central committee of the hmm belarusian trade union of workers of culture and information and sports and tourism. and this will be embodied in a large panel. here are the maps of the republic of belarus , uh, using traditional embroidery techniques and it will be. eh, how would such a call for something to society, so that folk traditions are preserved? so that, uh, how would people understand that history, as cultural values, is important for our belarusian people. so, the implementation of the project. uh, cultural with the padshin of belarus began in september 2022. uh a sketch was developed. this is an artist and teacher of the state educational institution of the lyuban-din school of art. irina plyshevskaya. she developed exactly a sketch of the map of the minsk region. this sketch was approved by the commission of vedas a

this week on world stories, helping the homeless and india french be strows as world heritage sites. but we begin in ukraine. we're fearing a new russian offensive in the north west of the country. a ukrainian army is expanding its defenses on the bella rouge border somewhere close to the bella rouge and border under the cover of pine trees, ukrainian border guards are reinforcing their positions so she can, she was not in new bedford. these trenches are designed to protect the lives of the people in the military. he as well as to provide defense, i'll put on a d, a bonus appointment of them. so if the enemy attacks from the nearest road, you're sure our infantry will respond. i was just that i'm in the role you let us know that i am would empty quoting. he won't go into detail about their preparations and won't even confirmed that he's trenches are new. that others, but you can smell sawdust and the board seemed dry and clean. in the distance, we hear trees being felt broadly above it. all their message is russians won't get past them a 2nd time with this bridge used to join ukraine

the minister of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts closed the meeting with the winners of the restoration of historical buildings. the ceremony honoring the masters of restoration and the servants of cultural heritage by hassan kasri from khorasan, razavi, mohammad qadri from yazd, ali akbar tausli noushabadi from isfahan, mohammad molazade from east azerbaijan was commended , the blue mosque and payam caravanserai, and i built its dome, thanks to the brothers. hashemi from ilam province and mohammad reza tawakli mehdi zahedi from khorasan province razavi. another part of this ceremony was abbas kalantari of khalil abad and hassan rasouli for the idea of ​​converting historical houses of yazd university. about 25 historical houses were repaired by donors or with government aid and are available to researchers, ahmed students and professors from the nabipour family from khorasan razavi were also honored as the best donors of historical monuments. also, mohammad khan ki from khuzestan, mohammad ali izadkhasati from isfahan, iman hajari, was honored in the field of cultural herit

are at the disposal of the ministry of heritage , we spent 6 million, which is a the record in visits to cultural centers in the country is considered to be from april 25 to april 3, our growth is 30%. from april 4 to april 12, ramadan, our growth is four and a half percent. in total, we have seen a growth of more than 10% in the collection of museums and palaces, museums and steam bases, which were at the disposal of the ministry of heritage for for those who are interested, we would like to inform the interested parties that the first place in the visit of hafeziya cultural-historical complex is in shiraz, with 450,000 visitors . arrange up to 10 steps this year, we saw a very high growth in visits to tehran, which increased from 390,000 people to 2 million people. in addition to these collections that are at the disposal of the ministry of guidance, other institutions also have various museums. if we count them, the number is much higher than 6 million, which as official centers from the collection of official places that we had on the sale of tickets, about 31 billion tomans of in

it's hosts and frequent hers are now fighting for its recognition as a unesco world heritage site least literally gave to the at the crack of dawn in paris, the 1st sign of life comes from the best earth. they used to be a parisian trademark. but today they're becoming increasingly rare site a law thornton has been running his bistro for over 20 years and now has an association that wants to seek unesco protection. chris stablished means like his goal of control. the booster culture means that you can talk about anything about the important stuff as well as the trivial. what'd you do? but for that, the ambiance must be right. and it can't be too tidy. so his boy, none might be stroll, has a so there's lots of stuff that belonged to my family here, like my father's helmet and old family photos in the finish. that whether the main theme has family love or politics for many the best her on the corner as like a 2nd home open from early morning until late at night. looking. oh wow. i'm always chatting to everyone here. it's a great place to meet people. library schools use the beast ro stuns

heritage and hope, made by courage. nothing is beyond our reach. every time i walked out of my grandfather finnegan's home in pennsylvania, he would yell joey, keep the faith. that i would hear someone from a helpdesk on the house say no joey, spread it. -- from the house say no joey, spread it. and may god protect all of those who serve the cause of peace. one more thing, mayo! thank you thank you thank you. ♪ ♪ it's --

ukraine continues to destroy historical heritage odessa vice-mayor announced that the city administration is with the same barbaric enthusiasm. what's the matter? this recent time and the recent demolition of the monument to catherine ii is only the beginning , the local authorities intend to rename 200 streets, as well as continue the active destruction of monuments and memorial objects in order to , of course, decommunize and eliminate the imperial heritage. odessa was founded in the reign of catherine ii, as kiev historians did not try to prove the existence of an ancient ukrainian city on this territory nothing but a fishing village of eight centuries was appreciated, odessa became a pearl by the sea, thanks to tsarism and soviet power , monuments and the same street names testify to this, getting rid of the notorious imperial heritage, the city authorities destroy the unique appearance of the city, which acquired it all the common love. monuments and obelisks, including this day of remembrance to our heroes who gave their lives for our freedom, and in contrast to the kiev regime. we

this resulted in the jeopardy an town heritage and economic sustain ability strategy report. created and endorsed by the board of supervisor in 2013. >> the process for the future strategic visioning of the communities was so effective that it has become the found aiszation for the report process for all cultural districts in the program today. why is the jeopardy an town chess important? it recognizes us. who are the descendants of the first japaneseim grants to arrive to america. san francisco was the firstent row point welcoming japanese in the 1890's. oldest japantown in the nation and one of 3 remaining. 117 years old our community relocateed the current location after the 190 sick quake and fires. and 3, the support recognizes the need to empower japantown to recover, heel and move forward from history of displacement by social discrimination in our government program. recognizes the need to secure the future. the historical and cultural heart of japanese community. historical displacement of families diminished japantown twice. world war ii in the 40s and the developme

leftist stress his irish heritage. leftist stress his irish heritage. to see him come here and share in that i just engage with people, at the university of ulster he did stop with the crowd and invited the dignitaries and just like the pictures you seen there, you could see the excitement of people sharing stories and it was interesting earlier today, stories and it was interesting earliertoday, he stories and it was interesting earlier today, he also spoke about the english side of his family which she doesn't do as often. and spoke about the rules of the posterior scots played in the foundation in the of the united states. not often as you do that but he is aware of the settles and nuances of identity particularly in this part of the world. it's easy to see the affection in which people hold them and the regard they hold, and the support of american and many people in ireland have relatives in america and relatives who immigrated like president bidens during the feminine. so i think people enjoy seeing those celebrated. he feminine. so i think people

it is a part of my heritage. does it _ together. it is a part of my heritage.ud? yeah. it really _ heritage. does it make you proud? yeah, it really does. _ ashleyjohn—baptiste talking to young people in bedford. and there's a panorama — will king charles change the monarchy? — on bbc iplayer and the full details of the yougov poll are on the bbc news website. the official term is river restoration. the less formal term for one type of river restoration is re—wiggling or re—meandering. it means adding bends to a river or stream that's been artifically straightened at some time in the past. and the benefits of re—wiggling, according to experts, are too good to ignore. the royal society for the protection of birds says it's good for wildlife. scientists say it reduces flooding downstream and improves local water quality. there are calls for more schemes to be funded. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill has been to see the work on swindale beck in cumbria. a river coming back to life. fish are now breeding in this part of swindale beck in cumbria in habitat th

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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 artifacts. some museums even went as far as capturing and displaying human remains. in the 19 fifties and sixties, african countries gained independence from the colonizers and increased efforts to reclaim their cultural heritage. and 6000 body. the story, yes, it's very hard. a documentary series reveals how european countries refused their request and even exhibited human remains in their museums, restitution africa stolen episode to return on al jazeera with frank assessments. this treaty crisis with this hopeful moment what countries could come together and stop putting in place the rules allow us to treat this global common with the attention it deserves. inside story, on al jazeera. from breaking down the headlines to exposing the po is attempting to silence. supporting the listening post doesn't just cover the news. it covers the way the news is coming. oh, now did. there are a big i'm glad to banglades

the russian nation, it is generally rich in its heritage. in what area should i look everywhere there is something to be proud of, something to brag about. we need to keep telling our descendants so that they know it, so that they can be proud of it and not take from somewhere outside something alien, not something that is not inherent in the belarusian people, because we are not only that we are very kind, she is the father of we are a nation, and developing in all directions, we are sounding about us. here's where they look. eh, let it be the creativity of the belarusians, very strong. let it be a sport. very strong. if it's production. give us an idea , give us a little push, help us hold it, and we will always implement it. i once graduated from art school as a child. i wanted the beauty of such a unique something, i wanted to create, i had a lot of ideas, then, accordingly, i entered the vitebsk industrial and ecological college for artist fashion designer women's men's and children's clothing. i would like to bring beauty to people, so

the amir of sada and sima news agency, the director general of cultural heritage of isfahan province , announced the arrival of two thousand foreign tourists to isfahan in april this year, one of the cities of isfahan jame mosque. it is more than a thousand years old and has attracted the attention of greek tourists and i love iran's culture and history . i tell my friends and family to travel to iran because it is a very beautiful country. cultural heritage statistics show that since the beginning of april this year, 2,000 people have visited iran. foreign tourists have traveled to isfahan, the cultural heritage expert of the province says that the first season of foreign tourists arriving in isfahan in 1402 has started well, witnessing the renewed growth of the tourism industry not only in iran, but when will it show to new markets in the field of tourism, such as south america , east asia is one of the new policies of the ministry of cultural heritage, and every year more than 100 million tourists travel from the old country of china to the whole world , and unfortunately, as an a

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for communities to come total together and showcase their heritage and culture. >> san francisco is ay that welcomes opens it's arms to many underrepresented community and culture we're thankful for working with the mayor of the san francisco and supervisor and supervisor to bring the incredible event together. it is important to recognize that women are behind this program the committee is all women with you so vendors are women and our all over the are iranian america women and persian women stand with - (clapping.) it is important not to only evaluate but come together as a community tonight together we're stronger for that. and able to do more we're able to uplift our community and showcase this beauty of our culture and heritage. i'm honored today to introduce the mayor of san francisco london breed to the stage. >> (yelling). >> thank you and thank you to persian women it is so wonderful for here nowruz thank you to all the families and the friends and the people that came to celebrate now we know it is an challenging time in our lives and we know that sadly the death of marsha

he president biden's heritage.nge of issue from ukraine to climate change and of course his quick trip to belfast but talked about the importance of how precious peace is in and of course he thanked ireland for the sport it has shown to ukrainian refugees. of course ireland has taken in at around 80,000 ukrainians who have fled the war. it taken in at around 80,000 ukrainians who have fled the war.— who have fled the war. it was a wide ran . e. who have fled the war. it was a wide range- key — who have fled the war. it was a wide range- key aspect — who have fled the war. it was a wide range. key aspect was _ who have fled the war. it was a wide range. key aspect was with - who have fled the war. it was a wide | range. key aspect was with the good friday agreement and the 25th anniversary one point that struck me when he came to that negotiation and he negotiated —— mentioned senator mitchell it was 700 days of failure but it only took one day to make sure that it succeeded in that resulted in a lasting feat that h

so my siblings and i have been raise withed a great pride in san francisco and also in our irish heritage. i'm happy to be joined by my sister patricia haze and she was 1991, rose of trolly. so let's get on to the program. first and for most, the reason we're here today because she is wonderful leader also a native san franciscan, i would like to introduce the 45th mayor of san francisco, mayor london breed. [applause] >> mayor breed: thank you so much chief for stepping in to serve as our mistress of ceremony in this irish flag raising ceremony and it's always a tliet delight to have you here every year. in fact what i notice every year when we do this flag raising, you start really really early and you don't leave until city hall closes. liam, it still trying to understand what that is all about. but it reminds me of my family when you don't see each other for a long time, it does feel great and one of the other thing that i appreciate about this time of year is it feels like spring is coming. we're start to go see the sunshine, people are coming together and able to celebrate like we w

well, heritage can heritage? well, heritage can o rot— heritage?atement issued by the fund and saying, is it enough just to say, let's make sure we use the funding properly in the future when you're already committing to something very to something which is very political its nature . political in its very nature. so seen as a result of so all we've seen as a result of trmo— so all we've seen as a result of trrro ro— so all we've seen as a result of trrro ro troo— so all we've seen as a result of this is the lottery,— so all we've seen as a result of this is the lottery, say to the group— this is the lottery, say to the group-groom— this is the lottery, say to the group, given money to be group, it's given money to be a bit group, it's given money to be a trt moro— group, it's given money to be a bit more careful— group, it's given money to be a bit more careful about how it's opomt. — bit more careful about how it's spent. commitment bit more careful about how it's. spent. _commitment to bit more careful about how it's spe give commitment to bit m

however, it is a cultural heritage site. easily make a quiet call to the company. realt for sail i drove past the eliseevsky store there is your phone and the inscription is created for rent. i wanted to mean that on what conditions 42 m, yes, rather 248 is a month. per month and who owner? who are we dealing with? of course, she excited the neighbors in our survey, which i already organized in the neighborhood group there, but now there are more than 2,000 people in the group, and at the moment, no more than 6% are in favor of the photo and the rest of the halls are 85% in favor of preserving the historical appearance, the issues are that the historical function , unlike the facades of the building, alas, is not the subject of protection, however, the official statement about the fate prepared for eliseevsky until the game was made was alexander karpov egor dalinsky and the moon gasiev week in the city. our people in eliseevsky maybe they didn't take a taxi, but let her stay. it's been a week in the city , we'll be back in

we do not play favorites at the heritage foundation.the only people we are looking out for are the american people. we're talking about real people's lives, real people's livelihoods. that is, what we put forward a government that works for the people and that leaves people as free as possible with as much as what they worked to produce as possible. that is what we believe in. that is what has built this country. host: the heritage foundation, you can read some perspective on this at heritage.org, 8 things to know about biden's fiscal budget from bad to worse. let's go to benny in ohio. benny is on the republican line. go ahead. caller: i was wondering if either one of the gentleman could tell me how much the united states plays -- gentlemen could tell me how much the united states pays on illegals, and where in the budget are they trying to hide that money? host: bobby, would you like to take that? guest 1: i don't know of the top of my head how much the dear g -- the doj has. we are making sure we have immigration judges. that is larg

been working on it for many years so that odesa would enter the list of its neighboring cultural heritage the director general of unesco in kyiv opened the office of the unesco organization ready to help cultural monuments will soon be given the status of world heritage by unesco to the center of chernigov, the president of ukraine informed that eight objects across the country are now under the protection of the organization, in particular, among the places of lviv, the cathedral of st. sophia and the kyiv-pechersk lavra in the capital and on podgorodetska vladyslav nagornyi social news for this hour all the next news release watch at 10:00 p.m. have a good time in the evening, take care, the enemies must be stopped, they protect their own, they did not destroy their cities, they took away their relatives, stole their childhood, and then forcibly took ukrainian children to the aggressor country , they were sure of their own impunity, but the international criminal court in gaza issued a warrant for the arrest of the dictator, on whose order they deported our children and this is only the