a conservation easements heritage trails national heritage areas are just some of the tools that are being used to advance these efforts and we have a superb panel today to talk more about national heritage areas. with a focus on the recent interest in creating a nha national heritage area for the great dismal swamp as you heard congressman mceachern talk about a bit. in addition to our panel members. i'd also like to point out we have two dhr staff with us elizabethford and mark wagner and they're gonna be on the webinar to answer any questions. you you might have of dhr. and just one quick housekeeping note speaking of questions. we will take questions at the end if we have time. hopefully we'll so please put them in the q&a if we don't happen to get to him today because we have a number of excellent speakers. we will be sure to get back to you. so with that let's turn to our our panel members. i'll introduce them and they'll speak one at a time and then as i mentioned you will have some questions. first up. i'd like to introduce jen hurst wender who virginia in 2008. and is now ou

oh they are heritage area and now i understand what they do so you get a sense of how heritage areas operate across the country. one journey in the hollowed grounds i and the national histy me which is happening right now through summer program for middle school and high school students and switching to a virtual last year we are were able to make that switch in this year they are doing commercial programming.nd there's the shenandoah national historic district which despite its name is part of the program in general. and they carry out battlefield interpretations like the winchester battlefield signage walking towards an event such as research sharing events. there's some confusion because they are part of the park service. i just want to be clear they do not become units of the park service and nha but i did want to point on on the right photo to give an example of how federal land is connected to the heritage area. this is muscle muscle shoals in the national heritage area in northern alabama and there is a wildlife refuge on the founders of the heritage area the wildlife refuge.

heritage site. also with congressman randy forbes at the time, we're dating ourselves a bit, moses grande was given honor of having a road named after him, moses grande trail, we were there in 2006, january 20. it was one of the ways to recognize because moses had his story shared with the world, mosus grandy story, i will end with that, time is of the essence, we don't want to keep people, long, thank you. for allowing me to come in and share this information. thus far. >> thank you so much eric. your connection held out, only fuzzy once or twice thank you for sharing that information. and shows stories and thanks to all of our excellent speakers today of. thank you toay you for attending. we have run out of time, we're a little overtime, we have more resources have beenen put in the chat, i think there were one or two remaining questions. also let you know one of the questions was about a recording of this. webinar has been recorded and will be available on virginia web site in next few days. than

area program we also have with the first one, the first designated heritage area heritage area beinginois and michigan canal connecting the great lakes to the mississippi. then we also have what i mentioned there's people or person with abraham lincoln national heritage area in central illinois. how his life was shaped by the area. and that we also have the national cultural heritage herie corridor along the coast from north carolina down to florida, and the goal of teaching people and how they interacted with landscape and other landscape influenced them. i also encourage anyone to go under website andnd check out ts map that's there and you can see how your life is interacted with heritage areas across the country or maybe didn't realize you in one and benefit from some of the programs insights there. what did he do? how do they fulfill the legislation enter mandates for congress? mainly through public-private partnership which will is amount of cost effective way to preserve his nationally important natural cultural historical recreational resources. and it's kind of true accretio

the ministry of cultural heritage became the ministry of cultural heritage at 3 a.m. on the 7th of julyd this sasanian petroglyph, which was taken out of the country about 35 years ago . also, iranian architecture in the construction of new courtyards of imam hussain's shrine in karbala. we continue to search for iranian architecture and art in the areas of cultural heritage. big iranian and installment sales of all kinds of water coolers gas in different dimensions and sizes, buy cheaply and in installments from a variety of household appliances in tehran, iran. bring fresh spring air to your homes . an invitation to buy a large iranian house in the cities of qom and isfahan. the quality of oak wood warp and weft. four pieces of luck. i try to coordinate my whole life with the number 4 , and i saw both 4s. we are more attentive to youth like this 1444 bank sepeh lottery , one billion rials prize. participation in the parliamentary election contests, the number of applicants who they uploaded their documents, reached about 14,000 people. 12% of the applicants are women. in tonight's con

for english heritage, the uk. for english heritage, the last four _ the uk. the uk. for english heritage, the last four years have - the uk. for english heritage, the last four years have been | the uk. for english heritage, | the last four years have been a labour of love in this part of derbyshire. the team of specialist workers has been busy. it specialist workers has been bus . , ., ., specialist workers has been bus. , ., ., ., ., busy. it is meant to have a roof on _ busy. it is meant to have a roof on it _ busy. it is meant to have a roof on it and _ busy. it is meant to have a roof on it and without - busy. it is meant to have a roof on it and without the l busy. it is meant to have a . roof on it and without the roof on it you get a lot more deterioration of the stone and of the historic plasterwork, so, we were very keen to keep as much of the original plasterwork and to repair the stonework and make the site accessible for people come and find out the whole story of hardwick. find out the whole story of hardwick— find out the whole story of hardwic

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

and so what is what is heritage's approach been to that? first and foremost, to do what we've always done, which is to be part of conversations like this to add and to multiply, not to condemn patrick deneen or christine, but certainly wouldn't condemn an advantage off to a great start in the in the senate we don't condemn period but to use our ears before we speak and and that leads to the second point which is tactical and and i'm resisting all the temptations to from this early historian to have a great conversation with my friend on early america had an level and i'll stick with the practical we have to acknowledge the emotion that the american people are feeling and whether they're left center or right. they feel that they've lost something. they feel that they've lost the american dream. they feel, in fact, to go back to the government, that government has not helped with that. and if you are a poor person who is in your twenties or thirties you're likely to be the third generation of the so-called society, totally misnamed on poverty

whether this keeps venice on the heritage list will be decided or unesco. amazing, and we are in september finally, people in part of the us are breathing a little easier today, but only a little in only for a little while. after a $31.00 day streak of hines at or above $43.00 degrees celsius. phoenix, arizona is finally seen, temperatures drops slightly, but forecast are saying this is only temporary and efficient way, but as for parts of the southwest soon be back with even hotter temperatures. and that's it for now. but to stay tune coming up after a short break. rumble. once will have your dw business update, and remember, if you need more news on the go, you can always check out our website that see the com. and of course, you can check us on all major social media channels where a handle is at the w news on air until berlin, thanks for choosing the doors. the scoring we say they were about never giving up sports flies every weekend on dw.

the cultural agency could put the city on the world heritage endangered list. some steps have been taken. large cruise ships weighing more than 25000 tons are banned from docking. city officials of also considered imposing a reservation and ticketing system. all of that is sparked fears. venice could become a joint team park. in recent years, bennett has taken to punishing improper tour. his behavior. visitors have been fined and kicked out of the city for misdemeanors. including making coffee on the steps of the re alto bridge, taking a topless photo and a war memorial and having a picnic on a 300 year old landmark. whether this keeps venice on the heritage list will be decided or unesco amazing and recharge in september. so finally, seat stressed americans in the south, west star breathing a little easier today after a $131.00 day streak of highs at or above $43.00 degrees celsius. that's over a 100 degrees fahrenheit. phoenix, arizona is finally saying, temperatures dropped slightly on forecasts or say this is only temporary and that the heat wave is gripped

native american heritage moving forward in here. it's very important us to recognize that native american artists are incredibly diverse they do incredibly kind of work. they are they do work that go looks towards tradition and they do work. they produce artwork that is completely within the ideas, the styles of contemporary art. so what i'm showing on the screen is a work painting by george morrison from the 1960s. george morrison was a native american who lived in new york and was part of abstract expressionism, though jackson pollock. those people this artist was part of that movement. so we shouldn't have a stereotype that native american are going to do certain kinds of things. they do all kinds of things. here's another example. jeffrey verhaeghe is an artist who is from the area around seattle. this is a digital print that represent neal's nymph, represents neil armstrong. the astronaut. it's a digital print that uses the distinct northwest coast form lines style, but jeffrey verhaeghe is very interested in scientific space e

petersburg and let's hear what he said, don't forget the heritage of the great russia, the holy rulersof the great russia, peter the first, catherine ii, that empire of the great supreme country of the great culture and great humanity , never give up this heritage of the great mother of russia, go ahead with it and thank you for your way of being russian, mr. volodymyr, quite a wide discussion and very wide comments during the last few days regarding this statement of pp rymsky, you say as an experienced diplomat now how can characterize the role of the pope in the peace-making efforts between ukraine and russia and his attempts to propose some peace formula of his own, because we remember that the pope has repeatedly tried to play the role of a peacemaker, you know, mr. sergius . let's start with what... any pope of rome is a kind of sinful earthling who is a man with all his preferences with all his political likes and dislikes and so on and so forth and the current pontiff is not with the exception that is, he uh and we're fine with that we know, let's say, they adhere to such, let'

one's thoughts of as part of the heritage of old. i'm calling the cultural assets a know being held hostage by on groups and used by states for narrow nationalist, political, economic agendas. the urgent action is needed by imposing tougher rules recognized by o 2 international organizations. cultural heritage, may we gain it's true place in our societies the the is a site for the west to replace the best option for the brain wash award and what, what those options look like. what is us strategy when it comes to iran for almost 200 years, americans have generally been stuck with 2 political choices, but cannot ever change. because it comes with cook us politics developed in law. the colleges with the, the weather brought to you by visit castle. it has been recently quite hot in west australia and northern territory. been file warning site attempt is coming down the broom, for example, that city 6 is coming down from where it was. and to stand about $23.00 with showers for the south. that's quite a change as well, but there's also a l

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sofia kovalevskaya also showed herself as a writer in her literary heritage.gle for happiness is two parallel dramas co-written with the swedish writer anna charlotte and levlen. and also memories from georgie elliot family chronicle childhood memories roman i vorontsov, the story of a nihilist and other works kovalevsky was often invited to lecture in different cities and countries during one of these trips. she caught a cold , a harmless illness that would have led to heart failure in her memoirs. kovalevskaya wrote that mathematics attracts me more with its philosophical side, and it has always seemed to me a science that opens up completely new horizons. perhaps it was this look that helped the young woman professor to reach new and new heights sofya kovalevskaya is a woman who changed the world of science. my fate is kedu, sorry this one always. it's a bold this object list, disappearing. now we'll tell you. still. why the australian authorities have welcomed the decision not to make the great barrier reef a world heritage site heritage of unesco which is

be the next year and kind of a note, this coming october 20 seventh is world day for audiovisual heritage, a key initiative of the coordinating council of audiovisual archives associations to honor archival institutions for safeguarding our heritage for future generations so in that spirit was able to put together a video visual production of what happened on those few days after october 20th when mister hoover died. it is a combination of army photos and photos from local residents and all kinds of media donations over the years of silent film, his funeral was. and also worked in a couple pieces of artwork. it is a full thing, the recording, to wmt at cedar rapids, iowa, and features brad price, a well-known radioman that went into television and some other the ufc on air news people, from the airport along i 80. there is a full recording of the funeral service that is unedited, that radio people get segments of a longer, 2 and a half hour recording but no one has to and a half hours to do this but we can crunch it but i did not cut any part of the funeral, the silences and things are as

prior to joining fort mason he was an nonprofit sf heritage in opened up the director's efficacy of the los angeles conservancy and the national trust for historic preservation. we asked mike to moderate tonight's program because his preservation work in los angeles is the subject of tonight's talk in here in san francisco. thank you for being with us mike. mike. welcome and they'll hand the microphone over to you. thank you so much frances. such a pleasure to be here tonight with my two longtime friends and colleagues ken bernstein and stephen schafer to talk about their stunning new book "preserving los angeles" "how preserving historical cities can transform" america's cities" published by angel city press. dare i say this book is a monumentalda achievement in the preservation field. ken has devoted his career h to enhancing the heritage of los angeles and when i joined in 2006 i had big shoes to fill. ken had just left his role as director of preservation for the city and there it was in the planning department and its office of historic resources and urban dub design. among his man

ladies and gentlemen welcome to the heritage foundation ink heritage foundation and good morning. great to see you. we have many friends with us today for those of us joining a person watching on line are viewing this on c-span we are grateful that you were included in with us today. i am robert bluey executive editor of our news outlet and it's my pleasure toto host the great cal thomas for today's event. as one of america's most read columnist with a distinguished career in media there's not a lot i can tell you about cal that you don't already know. i'll start with his new book which is called "a watchman in the night" what i've seen over 50 years reporting on america. the book takes you on a journey in time as a columns from the start in 1984 "the los angeles times" to today but we have a limited number of copies available for sale after today's event which cal will sign for you. this book is a remarkable achievement even for a rider and i can say that assn a writer myself. his other titles include america's expiration date, the fall of empire and its superpowers and the futur

scenes of the shrine of the imam hussein, peace be upon him, in karbala, in our areas of cultural heritagechitecture and we continue to search for iranian art. our motto is to demand. this is a new chapter in the transformation plan of the national media. the search for the identity of the authentic iranian wool. please guide me . after giving argan oil and produced it with confidence the products of konon salami company should be re-done. adrien's 16-cooker rice cooker has a persian menu and it is very easy to use. in addition to lessons, agrin's rice cooker can also fry and steam food for you, as well as various types of baby food. do you have hot food? you just bought this product. just send number 3 to 123 0954 and receive it at home with free delivery. four is my lucky number. i try to align my whole life with number 4 and i saw both 4. we are more youthful like this lottery. 4444 sepeh bank card, first prize a billion riyals of sepah bank, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and muhammad, peace be upon him, at 6:00 a.m. welcome to the ne

whether you like heritage or not. when he went to water board or drowned of the government, do not despair. we have to be busy about all these things we are talking about. >> the last question for myself to be on standby will take a question or two from the audience so we conclude. patrick i want to turn back to you. not just on the theme of a progress but the idea of a mixed regime. one of the things that makes alexis de tocqueville's of brilliant is the fact he is living after a revolutionary age. francis had a revolution meant you had a restoration of monarchy. there are some forces and restored france the month the monarchy to be much stronger. they want to be as powerful as it had been under louis the 14th for example. want to have a second french revolution and to have military folks who perhaps want napoleon bonaparte or his error, napoleon the third to come to power but when things and asked tocqueville brilliant is a mixture of old and new. revolutionary post and preet revolutionary. my question for you is am

loans to create various workshops for the preparation of raw materials, to protect the cultural heritageiran, which is thousands of years old. at the place of talent discovery it would have been seven thousand years old to know more facts about the identity of ancient tehran's urbanism . the sassanid petroglyph keyboard was officially handed over to the experts of the ministry of cultural heritage at 3 a.m. on the 7th of july 1402 at imam khomeini airport this morning. on the day of eid al-ghadir, he was a guest of ivan najaf in search of artistic performances by iranian artists in the construction of the holy shrine of the amir, peace be upon him, as well as iranian architecture in the construction of the new courtyards of the shrine of imam hussein, peace be upon him, in karbala, in the areas of cultural heritage, architecture and art. search iranian we continue, our slogan is demanding. this is a new chapter in the transformation plan of the national media in search of an authentic iranian identity. at the closing ceremony of the national media festival of iran, which was held at the

also just kind of a note this coming october 27th is world a day per audio and visual heritage it's aey initiative a coordinating council of audiovisual archives association to honor archival institutions for safeguarding our heritage for future generations. so in that kind of spirit was able to put together a very video visual production of what happened on the few days after october 23 minister hoover died. as a combined combination of army photos black and white and color photos from press, local residents, all kinds of immediate donations have come in over the years. this silent film, color film of the army because herbert hoover's funeral was a military production. also worked in a couple pieces of artwork. it is kind of a full thing. the recording you will hear about one third of the way in, is the radio broadcast of wmt radio out of cedar rapids, iowa. it features grants appraise a well-known radio man that eventually went into television and some of the other wmt on errant newspeople that followed from cedar rapids airport along i 802 west branch. there is a full recording of

the copies are part of the heritage of the palestinian people. and it mostly goes back to the ottoman era . we were able to collect this collection through the financial aid and gifts we received from the palestinian family. the content of this collection is the cultural heritage of food and southern palestine . in the museum let's say that it attracts tourists from all over the world to see that the food city is full of thought, culture and literature, where different tools and methods have works for me. up to 95% of these manuscripts belong to palestinian scholars in the fields of palestinian history or various subjects of consumption and literature, works of this kind will be found in museums outside of palestine after restoration. things like here in istanbul, which has just opened , are now on display here . the oldest inhabitants of this palestinian land were their studies to the audience this is a museum of historical events related to palestine from the conquest of jerusalem by the islamic army to the battle of saif al-quds in 2021. in addition , there is a large historical ma

when we destroy them, we lose a part of our heritage and our connection to the natural world. lee, i'm there a way out of the highly respected invent. gotcha. hallmark is that the joyce is, i'm a catchy, a female nita, who upholds traditional knowledge of seeds, soil, and nature, which she passes on to younger generations. it would be fun to dictate them as soon as you can. so i mean, i love planting trees. not only do trees produce oxygen, they also help us in so many of the ways they provide as medicine would for furniture and delicious fruits to eat. plenty cheese makes me feel good and ready to find me to someone. let me pull some of the country, walk closely with other communities to address issues such as food security, land stupid ation, biodiversity loss, and climate change. this l does seeks to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of their natural and cultural heritage as the voice of nature. they also defend the land against which i shall twits, and of these wise elders are in big demand. today, the chief of to the fee, consult with the former because of th

sites p w world heritage 360 yeah. now the on may 20 is 2023. greece is culture ministry announced the restitution of a trove of looted arts a total of $351.00 objects were to be returned to the country they had previously belonged to the disgraced former art dealer. robin symes.

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prior to joining fort mason, he led stress' historic nonprofit ss heritage.has worked at the los angeles conservancy and regional attorney for the national trust for historic preservation. we asked mike to moderate tonight's program because of his preservation work in both los angeles, the subject of tonight's talk, and here in san francisco. thank you for being with us, mike. welcome, and i'm goingin to hand the mic over to you. >> thank you so much, francis. it's such a pleasure to be here tonight with my two longtime friends and colleagues, ken bernstein and stephen schafer, to talk about their stunning new book, "preserving los angeles: how historicvi places can transform america's cities." published by angel city press. dare i say it, this book is a monumental achievement and a major contribution to the preservation field. ken has devoted much of his career to preserving and enhancing the unique architecture and cultural heritage of los angeles. when i joined l.a. conservancy in 2006, i had big shoes to fill. ken had just left his role as director of pre

this some foundation and named heritage or something.o i wanted to ask you, you know, you mentioned the fbi listening in and been writing a lot about the southern law center. branding conservatives and christians hate having trouble hearing you. oh, i been writing a lot about the southern poverty law and responding to the vitriol of the left. and i'd to hear your view of what's the most effective way of you know, despite some of these accusations of hate of bigotry that you might have also run across. well, remember something ted koppel said years ago, truth is, is not a polite tap on the shoulder. truth is a howling reproach. so i think truth has a of its own and but it must be spoken kindly. and mary poppins had, a great line. a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down. and i'm going to talk to the communications people with some senators after this event. and of the things i've got to say to them is those of us who are conservatives need to get off defense. these are not our policy and beliefs and philosophies that have brought am

sites dw world heritage. 360. now sometimes a seed is of all you need to allow big ideas to grow or bring an environmental conservation to life with learning facts like global ideas, we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing, download it now for the you're watching the w and use that asia coming up today. india is on position x uses prime minister mode of choosing silence. while the ethnic violence continues in money poll. we visit the state again to witness this time, how the conflict is spreading into the region schools. both students and teachers make a joint move to take up and cooking up a community in the back is certainly with who's built eco friendly. and most of the sites stoves that empower villages and bring health benefits to the i bank visible and welcome the indian part of it has been debating and no confidence motion against the government at no end remotely. the opposition wan

belts from the loom were still called slutsky bypassing the centuries, we revived our heritage and its former glory , this is our unconditionally national heritage , which is currently almost lost and every sample of slutsky’s products is textured. now it's literally worth its weight in gold. the value in that eighteenth century at the end of the xviii century of the slutsk belt was so high that it could be equated to the price of a small estate of hundreds of souls lands. we all know that armenian craftsmen started this production. jan madzharsky was subsequently continued by his son leo madzharsky, uh, who, hmm, were so imbued with the feeling of this inner belarusian national culture and features that feathers built the very format of the belt, ornamental, its motifs, silk belts were worn only by men and only the upper class to tie a belt. it could have been anything. the only rule was valid for everyone, so that the belts should never be tied into a pattern. it could break and crumble. the best imported silk, gold and silver threads, radivila knew a lot about luxury in the heyday o

when we destroy them, we lose a part of our heritage and our connection to the natural world. lee, i'm there a way out of the highly respected inventor katya. hallmark is that the choice is, i'm a catchy, a female, nita who upholds traditional knowledge of seats, soil and nature, which she passes on to younger generations. it would be fun, detected him as soon as you can. so i mean, i love planting trees. not only do trees produce oxygen, they also help us in so many of the ways they provide as medicine would for furniture and delicious fruits to eat. plenty cheese makes me feel good and ready to find me to someone level for some of the country. walk closely with other communities to address issues such as food security, lands, do, tradition, biodiversity loss, and climate change. this l does sick to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of their natural and cultural heritage as the voice of nature. they also defends of the land against which i shall twits, and of these wise elders are in big demand. today, the chief of she'd si fi consults with the former because of

also, tober 27 is world day for visual heritage. the coordinating council of archives association for institutions regarding our heritage for future generations so was able to have this production of what happened after october 20 when he died. a combination of photos from press, local residents and all kinds of media and this was a military production and a couple pieces of artwork so painful thing. this is to broadcast out of cedar rapids, iowa and radioman that went into television and some of the other news people that followed from the airport along i 802 west branch and there is a full recording that is an edited, the clips you hear are just that, no fragments of a longer two and a half hour recording but nobody has two and a half hours to do this. i did not cut any part in these are as is so our story begins at the age of 904 noon on tuesday, october 20, 1964. plans for ospina t remained as r back as 1958 so the sequence began -- should have media and if i can find the play button -- here it is. october 20, 21st it was moved

goes, well , specially dressed for photography, and this is the question of what we do with our heritages we are trying to understand him and i do not join this conversation now with whom the states of america are already connected, where a big discussion is now unfolding regarding decommunization of russian or russian-centric history of literature where, in fact, almost for the first time in the mainstream, that is, the main questions are questions about the imperial e and the key infection of the merits of russian literature, which was primarily recognized as the basis of french english literature, but somehow russian actually remained the subject of absolute adoration and idealization, and this now it is changing, it is changing because of the events in ukraine, specifically because of the ukrainian ukrainian resistance. so i would just like to say that these processes are not only relate to ukraine or the post-soviet space. and in general, the image of the post-soviet space, the russian space in the world , and the trigger for these discussions became exactly the opposite in ukraine,

spirit of landmarks to increase the well-being of the people and cherish our centuries-old cultural heritage , so may god's blessing accompany us on this path so that we achieve unity the dreamed victory of a just peace and further blessed successes, the great god, the only one, preserves ukraine for us. i just want to clarify such a fundamental question as how does the historical responsibility of the state differ from the historical responsibility of the nation? to the reich to the german state as it is, we know that there were states, they were state institutions. they acted in different ways, but they were in different relations with the reich, but somehow they were participants as state institutions of the same holocaust. well, let's say that the croatian state remembers that it was one attitude to the holocaust, and there was the bulgarian state of tsar boris, it will be a different attitude to the holocaust , but all this is possible precisely as the work of state institutions and as their dialogue, if at all then it was in a normal form and with its own society, well, in bulgaria the

thanks again for being here at heritage for for your witness.and i want to home in on one of the key parts of your address. have some questions for you that are only indirectly related, but i'll be abusive later. objectively valuable. we spend a lot of time at heritage in addition to the work we do in policy helping. other institutions, not just policy institutions, get started, expand. you know, gail, as our friends like to say, the for you is does america a healthy enough institutional to cultivate what is objectively valuable? well i worry about, especially with the educational institutions, because if if they're predicated this sort of dominant subject of as of our culture, they're not going to draw people into that world. or if they just accept view that, you know, we we create value. i think a great teacher is someone that, again, breaks into your subjectivity and rearranges it and offers you something in the introduction you you made reference to to to thomas is a very important to me as a young thomas merton seven storey mountain and tho

thanks again for being here at heritage for for your witness.i want to home in on one of the key parts of your address. have some questions fo one of the key parts of your address, answer questionsir for you that are only onlyd but i'll be abusive later. objectively valuable. we spent a lot of time here at heritage in addition to the work we do in policy helping other institutions, not just policy institutions, get started, expand, scale as a business friends like to say. the question for you and s america have a healthy enough institutional to cultivate what is objectively valuable? >> i worry about us and especially with the educational institutionsns because if they e predicated upon this sort of dominant subjective as our culture they're not going to draw people into that world. or if they just accept this view that we create value. i think a great teacher someone who again breaks into your subjectivity and rearranges it at offers you something. in the introduction you made reference to two thomas' to me very important as a kid, thomas merto

and demolish the subject of the mortgage with a bulldozer, namely the architectural and cultural heritaget turns out that climate and his company sacrificed the estate of hasevich in order to avoid financial responsibility, the amount of debt obligations amounted to about 126 million hryvnias, now according to the mortgage law , the businessman does not owe anything to anyone, instead , the losses suffered by the state as a result of the destruction of a unique architectural monument are generally inestimable as the local authorities reacted to such a barbaric act in history in the center of odesa for the destruction of gabsevich's estate , the company universal direct issued a measly a fine of uah 170,000 and this is actually carte blanche for vandals who want to demolish architectural monuments, now having avoided debt obligations , violators can snatch a real jackpot , build a skyscraper hotel or a shopping center on this place and earn tens or even hundreds of times more by demolishing an architectural monument yes, this is a criminal case , article 298 of the criminal code, but if th

again, it's happening september 2nd at the mexican heritage plaza.ormation. la raza historical society awards gala. we'll be back after these messages. so stay with us. ♪♪♪ [bells t tolling] well well l well, what h have we herere? a mamagical placace... that's l lookin' to o get sca! withth bats...anand ghouls... and cars i in disguisese. i'i've cast ququite a spelell . withth bats...anand ghouls... and cars i in disguisese. you won'n't believe e your ! [laughteter] the spelell is cast.t. halloween n time is baback with spookok-tacular e experis in disisneyland anand diy californiaia adventurere par! halloween n time is baback with spookok-tacular e experis [lauaughter] halloween n time is baback with spookok-tacular e experis damian: we're back on "comunidad del valle" with the la raza historical society and the annual awards gala. rosanna alvarez is the vice president of [lauaughter] la raza historical society. and the honorable katherine lucero is one of the honorees this year, well-deserving. you know, and, judge lucero, we do this as community

here are the complexes remote sensing of the earth and medicines and of course a lot of cultural heritage. after all, the task of the burden is to preserve the valuable not only in digital form , the president will stop separately near the university development of drones. at the moment, since one can observe it as a payload carrier. we are developing some kind of scientific experiment. and , accordingly, we hang it on next, the carrier lifts about 7 kg, that is , the payload in the form of any devices can be about 7 kg, very wide, depending from the requirements, drones are generally a great future. surveillance control systems drones reconnaissance data is very large, so you do not have to stop if you will be better than uh, in the academy of sciences and others we have wireless, private companies are developing we will deal with you. we need to pay attention to these developments of bsu at the meeting , the rectors of all of it are present on the part of the president , he calls for an open conversation to discuss all the problems that exist in the higher education system, so that this

thomas my name iss paul marlon at heritage. alaska player separate the term that we live in a post-persuasion society. and we have course all heard that facts don't care about your feelings but also people's feelings don't care about facts. when we think about the ability to persuade someone what is the best way that we can weed those twoeaet things together so we nt only share with them the truth, the truth of the date in the truth of the numbers but the truth of the hard and what's going to connect with them at a heart level? >> you remember that song, feelings nothing more than feelings. i think you start by building a relationship. they come in with their own agendas that we want to impose on other people. get to know the other person and if they disagree find out how he or she or whatever came to their point of view and then you, you can claim the right to bebe head as well andel ask them is that working out? i mean feelings are wonderful. fbi back ground check is better before you get married. so build a relationship for

women's soccer team and a chef embraces his heritage and wins diners' taste buds. ♪ >> this is pbs newsrom home of the pbs newshour at w eta studios in washington. john: new york city has long been a city of immigrants living up to the words on the statue of liberty in the city's harbor. "give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free." alone among majou.s. cities, new york has a legal obligation to offer shelter to everyone who wants it. but the current influx of migrants and asylum seekers is putting that to the test. they came from around the world making often dangerous journeys to a city they hoped would offer them better lives. what they've found is a city whose migrant crisis is at a breaking point. an intake center at the historic roosevelt hotel in midtown manhattan has been filled to overflowing. many have been sleeping shoulder to shoulder on concrete sidewalks. mayor eric adams has called for federal assistance. >> we need help. we need help. and it's not going to get any better. we put busses there for cooling systems, but it's just not sustaina

the cultural agency could put the city on the world heritage endangered list. some steps have been taken. large cruise ships weighing more than 25000 tons are banned from docking. city officials have also considered imposing a reservation and ticketing system. although that is sparked fears, venice could become a joint team park. in recent years, bennett has taken to punishing him preparatory. his behavior. visitors have been fined and kicked as of the cigna topless photos on a war memorial. and having a picnic on a 300 year old landmark. the weather this keeps spanish on the heritage list will be decides, and other units go meeting and re out. in september the at the williams world comp, co hosts, australia tramped and a must win game monday evening to reach the last 16 among the group. we're group rivals, nigeria, australia is matilda is illuminated olympic champions, canada in style and avoided the fate of fellow hosts, new zealand who had already crashed out of the tournament with a back against the wall. i was trail. yeah. took the initiated right from the

. >> please welcome director of the heritage foundations center for american studies. [applause] >> a welcome to the seven centers russell kirk lecture featuring bishop robert barrett of the diocese of winona rochester, minnesota by the task of introducing bishop barron tonight. castmate difficult by the publications, media presence, teaching and leadership exemplified faith and reason, courage and humility. along with tremendous insights into our cultural situation and how we might best engage it. what is true for me and i know for many of you in attendance tonight is his writings, lecturesws instructing us in the gospels, the old testament prophets, catholic social thought. the meaning of great literature and philosophy alter and of course the finer ports of catholic doctrine. so tonight will address the topic of the breakdown of the tilt pavilion equilibrium. prior to the 2022 appointment as bishop hits her for seven years of the auxiliary bishop for the archdiocese of los angeles. bishop barron was a director of mundelein seminary in chicago where he taught for sev