with the apa heritage foundation. it's a non profit organization dedicated to securing the sponsorship and resources. to support this celebration. and at this time, please welcome claudia. in chiang. she was the president of the a. p, a heritage foundation and coordinator of this community celebration. she is here to give her greetings on behalf of the a p, a heritage celebration team, claudia. okay. thank you. this is all yours. thank you for you. happy api heritage meant everyone. thank you for joining us for this celebration this evening, and events like this take more than a village. and. just the api community. there are no less of villages as we know, and i really want to on behalf of the aapi heritage foundation. thanks all the diverse ethnic group for coming together putting together not only this evening celebration, but events throughout the month. and for all the elected officials department has numerous members of the council of core. our sponsors community partners who are with us here today. your support

with the apa heritage foundation. it's a non profit organization dedicated to securing the sponsorship and resources. to support this celebration. and at this time, please welcome claudia. in chiang. she was the president of the a. p, a heritage foundation and coordinator of this community celebration. she is here to give her greetings on behalf of the a p, a heritage celebration team, claudia. okay. thank you. this is all yours. thank you for you. happy api heritage meant everyone. thank you for joining us for this celebration this evening, and events like this take more than a village. and. just the api community. there are no less of villages as we know, and i really want to on behalf of the aapi heritage foundation. thanks all the diverse ethnic group for coming together putting together not only this evening celebration, but events throughout the month. and for all the elected officials department has numerous members of the council of core. our sponsors community partners who are with us here today. your support

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

. >> pacific palisades heritage month is about celebrating the cultural and heritage of our community. >> affirming the asian american pacific islanders. it about register and honoring the path for future generations about celebrating culture. >> may is asian american & pacific islander heritage month empowering the leaders up in the administrator's office and about my daughter if helps the future of the apa heritage and friends and family. >> about family. >> we're honoring the irldz that came before us and findings your roots and about culture insuring about the asian-american journey and all we're achieved and celebrate asian-american it means embarrassing the differences. it is about imaging. >> it is about representing as public servant in san francisco. >> about recommending the philippine generations and about how memory came for us less celebrate may is asian american & pacific islander heritage month and writing our own history for the future. >> may is asian american & pacific islander heritage >> who doesn't love cable cars? charging emissions and we're free which we're pro

it's all a part of what's happening during the asian american and pacific islander heritage month for the month of may and san francisco and i am so grateful and excited. i want to really thank and acknowledge all of our sponsors for investing in our asian community. i know u. s bank and amazon and wells fargo or some of the top sponsors here , making sure that the resources are available so that community can have support and i see valley brown. from grants for the arts. thank you for making sure that we continue to invest in our arts organizations are parades are festivals in our exciting events of san francisco , and i'm going to just, um, leave you with this. um apec is going to be extraordinary in san francisco. and what is so amazing about what it represents ? david shoe touched upon it a little bit, but this is going to be an international event. of. a magnitude proportion and when i say that no other event on an international scale has existed in san francisco since 1945 when the united nations was created right here in our city. and so we will have heads of states. we will ha

they are still monuments that represent cultural heritage. this i know what to do and this idea about contemporary society to kinda inherit something from an early, a culture that runs through the language of cultural heritage clue. what about the radical re thinking with an impact. since the hate convention of 1954 cultural heritage, thoughts of being defined as something of global value that must be protected. there are no more than 1150 will cultural, a natural heritage sites listed by units go around alone. has a particularly high number of cultural heritage sites 24. no telling lee is not shared johannes square and is behind one of the largest and most beautiful sites in the world. it's also a to us magnet. but these thoughts came on to political 5 and 2019. often a rainy in general was assess the nicest by the us military. then president donald trump threatened to a tech sites important for rainy and culture. in case of retaliation thing to ship, i'm just confirming those statements, put them on the same level as the taliban. and i s in

will the taliban for the cultural heritage months? so out of me isn't the only one with doubts. this next to work conservative. 8 who essential the faith and of ghost national a nation is still alive and its culture as a life. so if you don't have culture, you're not, we are nothing. so if you see it worldwide, this is the same. you are nothing, this is our 5. so we should know what so costs and what so tell us how us so culture. it's part of our identity. it's international identity, the hello and welcome to another edition of the 77 percent. we investigate the phenomenon the whole process to use god. read on the gospel to money for leads, and the next flight vulnerable people will look at a house from past as a finding sneaky ways of an invasion themselves. the 77 percent s u v. on a diesel new mazda cx, 60 c come see unsustainable possibilities to test the new hybrid 6 the red even 60 minutes, guardians of truth. my name is john doing that. and i have paid almost every price of being enjoying this in the country. like to keep taking on the powers that be the risk. every thing

will the telephone for the cultural heritage months? so let me isn't the only one with doubts this next to work. conservative able essential the faith and i've got a national, a nation is still alive and its culture as a life. so if you don't have culture or not, or nothing. so if you see it worldwide, this is the same. your, nothing, this as our file. so we should know what so costs and what so tell us how us so culture. it's part of our identity. it's international identity, the sex slaves in the catholic church. the catholic nuns denounced the holy institution after being sexually abused for decades by their spiritual leaders. their cries for help or ignored by the vatican which has chosen to protect these powerful abusers. in 15 minutes on d w, the oddest of us disappearing district. this hostile is their only home, right in the middle of ethiopia as capital. and in summit look at every day life of the course of the poor, making ends meet, in whatever way they can. tongue the nation, the d w, the 70 years dw outdoor sports scoring.

loan has a particularly high number of cultural heritage sites. 24. no telling lee is not shared johannes square and is behind one of the largest and most beautiful sites in the world. it's also a tourist magnet. but these thoughts came on to political 5 and 20. 19. often rainy in general was assess the nicest by the us military, then president donald trump. it's written to a tech sites important for writing and culture. in case of retaliation. dealership, i'm just confirming low statements, put them on the same level as the taliban. and i s in particular ones, which has been very destructive in recent years. because i mean to keep the only ones this rhetoric that proves this method as an element of warfare. and that's why we want the destruction of cultural heritage recognized as a war crime except by just as good customer. and that means that the you, in an international court can become resources to protect the cultural heritage sites and prosecute crimes against them as crimes against humanity. just got bashed from flipped in fact in 2016 the you

with the apa heritage foundation. it's a non profit organization dedicated to securing the sponsorship and resources. to support this celebration. and at this time, please welcome claudia. in chiang. she was the president of the a. p, a heritage foundation and coordinator of this community celebration. she is here to give her greetings on behalf of the a p, a heritage celebration team, claudia. okay. thank you. this is all yours. thank you for you. happy api heritage meant everyone. thank you for joining us for this celebration this evening, and events like this take more than a village. and. just the api community. there are no less of villages as we know, and i really want to on behalf of the aapi heritage foundation. thanks all the diverse ethnic group for coming together putting together not only this evening celebration, but events throughout the month. and for all the elected officials department has numerous members of the council of core. our sponsors community partners who are with us here today. your support

they are also from the ministry of cultural heritage and tourism. they are actually accompanying from several places and following a very good place . insha allah, miner, i can actually tell you that this conference is held twice at the beginning of our work. it will begin, which means the end is also the beginning i wish success to all the dear ones in the implementation of the final measures, and i hope that they have a plan to present a program plan, but we will gladly welcome it and use it in order to strengthen relations and the so-called ahmadi solidarity and synergy . the next part of the program can somehow be related to it is with this issue that we talked about cultural transformation, he mentioned that we have a rainbow of different ethnic groups and cultures in the country, and today soraya is going to start the festival of nomadic cultural festival. mr mr. abbas, hello, good morning, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. greetings to you and dear guests, as well as dear and respected viewers . as you mentioned, the

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will the taliban for the cultural heritage months? so let me isn't the only one with doubts this next to work. conservative ego essential the faith and i've got as a national a nation is still alive and its culture as a life. so if you don't have culture or not, or nothing. so if you see it worldwide, this is the same. your, nothing, this as our file. so we should know what so costs and what so tell us how us so culture. it's part of our identity. it's international identity, the a pulse, the beginning of a story that exist. it takes us along for the ride to perspective culture information. this is the, the news w from mines eco, africa. it's something really good because this is a and i do that to be used by generations and generations. geothermal energy that is clean, i'm sustainable. the power of the is helping can you meet that goal to become climate mutual by 20 search for a gun. you know, 90 minutes on d w, the 70 years dw, am the yeah, the new jobs. she's the face of a protest movement. she's there motivator. all of us here our

has a particularly high number of cultural heritage sites 24. no, charlie is not shared johan square and is behind one of the largest and most beautiful sites in the world. it's also a to us magnet. but these thoughts came on to political 5 and 2019. often a rainy in general was assess the nicest by the us military. then president donald trump threatened to a tech sites important for rainy and culture. in case of retaliation, i'm going to ship. i'm just confirming low statements, put them on the same level as the taliban. and i s in particular ones, which has been very destructive in recent years because it didn't exceed the own williams, this rhetoric that proves this method as an element of warfare. and that's why we want the destruction of cultural heritage recognized as a war crime, except just as good customer. and that means that the you, in an international court can become resources to protect the cultural heritage sites and prosecute crimes against them as crimes against humanity. sentiment described, oh gosh to conflict. in fact, in 20

we will understand anti-semitism and jewish american heritage.d, we will increase security for jewish american communities. 30, we must address and taste -- third, we must address anti-semitic discrimination. and we must fight the hate. as we implement this report we send a clear and forceful message. in america, people will not win. hate will not prevail. the venom and violence of anti-semitism will not be the story of our time. let me close with this, we are the only country in the world that is founded on an idea, an idea. not geography, not a religion, not in ethnicity but an idea. a sacred proposition rooted in faith and enshrined in the declaration of independence. you're all created equal in the image of god. and we deserved to be treated equally throughout our lives. we have never fully lived up to that idea but we have never walked away from it even as we had leaders that tried to get us to walk away from. this is the work of our democracy. in a literal sense, it is the work of our democracy. -- it is not your job to finish the work that

that is our message today jewish heritage month celebrating and connecting, feeling the pride and heritagecommunity. remembering we are the united states of america. there is nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing behind capacity we do it together and i believe that from the bottom of my heart. the reason i am so optimistic this new generation of young people the least prejudiced most engaged generation in american history, we are counting on them. you've got to help them. we got to help them get this right finally. god bless you all and may god bless america. thank you. ask please remain in your seat as the principal's departure. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ of ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

it is a broad base between heritage foundation and heritage action.is a part of independent financials. grassroots are about are you willing to advocate for the people and we have too many active is a part of our network and they do that every day whether it is the school board, secretary of state, getting involved in elections as pole washer or pole walker or working directly with congressman on policy issues. host: pat in new jersey. caller: has the debt ceiling outlived its usefulness? why do we have to go through these gyrations 12 months? market fluctuation, stability, -- instability and insecurity in the marketplace woman of the debt ceiling is going to be race. -- when we all know the debt ceiling is going to be raised. i'm old enough to remember when richard nixon proposed a surplus in his first budget, even veto the spending bill, the congress over voted. guest: that is a great question. sounds like you're in favor of 10 year balanced budget as i my -- mia. we have to have a budget. there has to be a realistic view of what should be spent. no

speaker, this month is jewish american heritage month. a time to recognize and celebrate american jews and their many important contributions to our society. for centuries, since the first arrival of jews in 1654, jewish americans have enriched communities in every part of our country, forming an indelible part of our national fabric. jews have contributed to every facet of american life, from science and medicine to education, business, technology, music, theater, art, sports, philanthropy, the labor movement, the fight for civil rights, and the pursuit of justice. the history of the the history of the jews time and time again has been resilience and achievement in the face of adversity. it is deeply meaningful for us to have a month dedicated to telling the rich and remarkable story of the american jewish experience. and yet, as we celebrate the contribution of jews to america, we cannot ignore the alarming rise in anti-semitism here in the united states and around the world. according to the f.b.i., anti-semitic hate crimes rose by nea

center, so when i joined san francisco heritage i was thinking why isn't san francisco a world heritage city? for the architecture alone it could be inscribed. golden gate bridge to name a few but the city is so unique in the architecture, the mansioned and historic landmarks so hoping to start a conversation on that with city stakeholders this year. >> that is great. let's talk about your relationship with other agencies. you mentioned economic and office of work force development and planning commission. how do you unt integrate to them? >> these relationships are essential. we are working with office of small business for the legacy business program and the planning department is really one of our most crucial relationships. we meet quarterly with them and we really see how we can support not only historic land mark listings and historical cultural context statements, strategy for culture districts and city survey among many other activities that really are of concern to both of us. for the office of workforce development, i attended a etmooing recently that the chamber of commerce o

that is our message today jewish heritage month celebrating and connecting, feeling the pride and heritagey. remembering we are the united states of america. there is nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing behind capacity we do it together and i believe that from the bottom of my heart. the reason i am so optimistic this new generation of young people the least prejudiced most engaged generation in american history, we are counting on them. you've got to help them. we got to help them get this right finally. god bless you all and may god bless america. thank you. ask please remain in your seat as the principal's departure. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ of ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ c-span's washington journal every day we are taking your call live on the air on the news of the day it will discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up wednesday morning new york republican congressman a member of the financial services committee talks about the stalemate over reason the debt ceiling and republican priorities. will continue the discussion of the deadlock raising the debt ceiling in progressive agenda and institute cybersecu

[000:00:00;00] also, an exhibition of objects that the cultural heritage protection unit obtained from profiteers during a police operation was also held. he added that it is in almost all the provinces , but it exists in most of the provinces of the region. isfahan province and tehran province were at hand for the exhibition in making the discoveries that you are seeing here. there are some things that have not been displayed until now. they are related to 1401, which are mainly displayed here and are very valuable works . are they part of the objects or the main thing is the cultural heritage of progress he described the development plan of the national museum of iran in mashakh square, we had good matches, giving orders in the government's cultural commission, in the legal and judicial commission, the discussion of the schedule for the evacuation of the buildings that are in the possession of another agency and its acquisition by the government and handing over to the ministry of cultural heritage and i hope that with the program that we have been sitting on since 1402, with the pro

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

this local resident hopes that it'll one day receive world heritage status. he shows us a cyprus explaining some of the trees are dated to be more than 1,000 years old. >> translator: i think the rich ekaelg with the cyprus forests is enough alone to qualify this as a world heritage site. >> reporter: he started a group five years ago that's been advocating to get the area to be added to the list. but the group members know this is unlikely unless the political situation surrounding taiwan changes. they envision a long struggle. so he's reaching out to younger generations. on this day he speaks to junior high school students at a former sawmill. >> translator: to become a world heritage site the cypress forests as well as the forest industry and the railway itself must also be protected. >> translator: if it's registered i think many foreign visitors will come, and we can have more cultural exchanges. >> reporter: taiwan has asked unesco, the u.n. body that oversees world heritage and its members to take its unique position into consideration. >> translator:

this museum can come and visit you change your memory, because the art heritage museum is another art in the national museum of iran, we can see one million years of iranian art, visit , let's go, talk to each other, and we have someone who has a chamomile in the museum and be funny with the objects of his own museum, and establish obedience. he talks to, he must have forgotten what he was doing, he goes back to the past, you can use the list of businessmen for the future , iran has nearly 800 active public and private museums, he knows a concept and an approach that protects thought , we introduce based on this which is the definition of museums these days should be comprehensive, a section it is important that in artivism, inclusiveness means that everything from any gender , race, science and knowledge, age, religion, and the difference between disabled and non-disabled should be able to benefit from museums , looking at the activities of iranian museums in museum departments. the restoration and donation of exquisite objects from the top people was changed. also, an exhibition of

. >> asian american pacific islanders it about showcasing the apa heritage culture contributions and full staves of music and the great diversity within the community i'm not a asian-american but have a great communication and about celebrating the stories of blood lines of apa heritage and the difficult challenges creating opportunity and building a new. >> let's celebrate may is asian american & pacific islander heritage month and victorville our writing our future for the future may is asian american & pacific islander heritage >> [music] art withelders exhibiting senior art work across the bay for 30 years as part of our traveling exhibit's program. for this exhibits we partnered with the san francisco art's commission galleries and excited show case the array of artist in historic san francisco city hall. >> [inaudible]. call me temperature is unique when we get to do we, meaning myself and the 20 other professional instructors we are working with elders we create long-term reps i can't think of another situation academically where we learn about each other. and the art part i b

happy asian pacific islander heritage month.