she is well known as an experienced and reliable cultural heritage expert in the restaurant. dear participant. it should be noted that the action plan of 2024 and 25 includes the activity of the workshop with the aim of identifying the use of the artistic technologies of the esha'i civilization, projects with the aim of promoting the role of local musicians and programs to strengthen the role of language in the society of these programs. continuation of our activity in the field of climate change is actually the successful protection measures that have been achieved for women in the society, women who are the inheritors of intangible heritage are the bearers, with an emphasis on the prosperity of the livelihood economy of these women and in fact another issue that intangible cultural heritage and we targeted children, that is , two layers of the society who are the most important transmitters of the legacy of honor to the next generation, with the focus of ich and the focus of the link between the cultural communities of the west central asia region. protesting zionists are s

let's hear it from the words of the cultural heritage editor of the cultural heritage group of sed anda news agency, mr. zagabi . good morning, mr. zagabi. good morning. hello, i wanted to tell you about the details of today's news program i will give a preliminary explanation about intangible heritage for that audience . and cultural assimilation was placed in unesco or the same scientific organization. the united nations artistic culture decided to define a word in order to preserve the identity and culture of the nations . he said that the cultural products and cultural products of the nations and countries are known as the intangible heritage of those countries. it must be old and handed down from one generation to the next , and it must be alive, that is, it must not be in books and articles . in 2003, an agreement was drawn up for countries by this same unesco that the countries commit to preserve this intangible heritage, which now has its own different definitions, more than 160 countries signed this 3 years later, i.e. 206, and we were among the signatories. yes, iran was one

former prime minister liz on fighting the global left, please welcome heritage president dr. kevin roberts. ■jthank you and thanks for joing us. person those of you who are joining online, welcome as well, it is such an honor. host any, head of state, former head of state. it's a partic h might imagine. if you remember the heritage foundation owns fondness and great friendship with lady thatcher to the woman we think walks in lady thatcher's and liz truss has become one of my great friends. perhaps of my closest friends ro atlantic. and you're in for a real treat, having rean the west, this wonderful book that is g states now, i can tell you that remain about the american ande, british, but also understand in the short term, perhaps even the medium, that both our countries have real challenges thi aead oa couple of reasons why of ms. truss and my great friend and colleague dr. gardiner will have a wonderful conversation about t from this adopted texans point of view, my greatest frustration with washington and american or the britishple, but the fact that where there is conce

we call it the center islamic heritage registration, where we register objects of cultural heritage,angible and intangible. we decided that we would help protect, preserve, restore these objects, but more importantly, teach young people how to preserve their culture, how to restore objects of their cultural heritage. how to make culture part of your identity? there are currently 624 objects on the eseska world heritage list. the old city of damascus, the historical center of the capital of syria, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, where many archaeological sites have been preserved, including churches and mosques. shata in jordan is one of the most striking examples. the palace is a mixture of roman, byzantine and arabic influences. timbuktu. and a cave of great importance for christians of various denominations, as the birthplace of jesus christ. it is important to note that we register not only islamic cultural heritage, but also all unique objects that survive in the islamic world, be it christian heritage, jewish heritage or buddhist legacy, it doesn't

the presence of the minister of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts. in this ceremony, among the selected artists of the handicraft industry. it was appreciated. simultaneous exploitation of 41 projects with the presence of the minister of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts in west azerbaijan. with the blessing of blessings on muhammad and his family. 29 plans for restoration and protection of historical buildings and 12 plans for ecotourism accommodation are included in these plans, which have been spent for the operation of ar toman , and with their opening , employment opportunities have been provided for 111 people. it has reached 9,000 billion in the name of allah, the most gracious, the most merciful, mr. zarqami. i inaugurated a project in person , the restoration project of the mosque in the middle of the community, a masterpiece in the area, in fact, it is a hoax, and these are quranic verses, yes. this mosque is a 120-year-old mosque. minister of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts in urmia 120 for years, the minister of cultur

the critical job of institutions such as heritage is to lay the groundwork and heritage does such an incredible job with that. this is a great group, and they're going to lay the groundwork and detail plans for exactly what our movement will do, and what your movement will do when the american people give us a colossal mandate to save america, and that's coming. that's coming. >> former president trump speaking to the heritage foundation. that was in april of 2022, just

this the world heritage committee, encore will be on the agenda. which while compared to your claims unesco, he's threatening the world's courage status because of the legal income was perhaps the meeting should confront a more important question. one that runs rates to the heart of the fundamental principle underlying and cause inscription as a world heritage site. alcohol is and living site and we cannot understand encore, we thought it's one event or without gets people. as far as each of these people are concerned, they are original residents of hancock. the board you meant to find courses living heritage and the cooling thing. you have freestone in the talk, yet each one of them has been trick typed or threatened with eviction. but at the very organization charged with protecting and cause precious living heritage. so yes people here do believe unesco should be warning the come 30 and government. they are risk of losing encores, world heritage status notes for their failure to enforce their own rules which banned new constructions, but instead

tehran's honor heritage center is one of these eight centers that includes 24 countries it covers westernnd central asia, centered on iran and the islamic republic of iran. it was closed for some time, for some reason, in the 13th government, it was revived as a memorial to the martyr of raeesist rahmatullah against this center. and last year, we were the first host of the meeting. this year, this meeting was attended by 11 member countries who are present. it can be seen that it is one of the common issues among countries. central west asia is the problem of subsidence and dust there are natural disasters that are common and the issue is how to protect the cultural heritage from them. the countries actually transfer their experiences to each other during these two and three days when this meeting is held. in fact, this is the center of one of its works, which is the training and transfer of experiences to the member countries. it actually represents and coordinates the various programs that exist. the meeting of the islamic republic is actually hosted here by the unesco category center i

the heritage foundation has been doing this for a while. that said, what really differs about this is the strident mentality of these authors. they seek inside and outside of the document about the ways in which we need to recover the country. some of their platform for a lot of democrats is quite scary. the details are the difference here. all transition teams are going to do something like this, but the details -- the devil is in the details. for a lot of people, it is a little unnerving. host: first, do you have any details on the extent of former president trump's involvement in this plan? you talked about plenty used to work in his administration being part of this plan. on his truth social account the president said, i know nothing about project 2025. i have not seen it, i have no idea who is in charge of it, and unlike our well-received republican platform had nothing to do with it. from there, he says the radical left democrats are having a field day with this plan. guest: it is hard to believe that he didn't have something to do wi

it is no surprise that someone like trump would admire the heritage foundation. it has been a massive force in shaping republican policies and administrations for decades. back in the 80s, that helped shape and advance the reagan doctrine, the idea that americans should support insurgents resisting communist agony -- domination. reagan would later say the heritage foundation was a quote vital force, during his presidency. they also laid much of the ground work for george bush's administration including desert storm. in january of 2003 they called for the dismantling of the iraqi president saddam hussein's regime. george w bush would follow that advice two months later with the invasion of iraq so the idea that trump doesn't know what the heritage foundation is, and that it's people are responsible for mapping out policies for his administration is laughable, especially when several of his former white house officials like ben carson, peter navarro, ross voigt are all involved with the organization. the director of project 2025 also worked for trump as a senior ai

heritage status, fantastic news. ., world heritage status, fantastic news, ., , ., , world heritage come through this news. has thatjust come through this afternoon? _ news. has thatjust come through this afternoon? yes. _ this afternoon? yes. congratulations. it means it is fantastic news, recognition for here and peatland globally. hopefully this world heritage committee first—ever peatland world heritage site, brings a lot more recognition to how important pitman is. rebecca turner. new satellite images have revealed the extent of the head manager in crisis unfolding in the north of ethiopia, severe drought, crop failure, the aftermath of war have that aid agencies to one that too many people are at risk of starvation. he wrote bbc verify we have been given exclusive access, a province with a population 6-7,000,000, we province with a population 6—7,000,000, we analysed the satellite images, this is the reservoir a5 minutes north of the regional capital. injune last year, systems like this can support more than 300 farmers. this images from last month, the reservoir and farmland

in fact, we were also a heritage. the effects of the heritage of ashura can be recognized and defined in the literature, architecture, customs and traditions of shiites. elham goran, sed and sima news agency. thank you for being with us. in the name of god, light, in the name of god, light, light. in the name of god, light on the name of god , light on the light, in the name of god, light on the light . in the name of god, in the name of god , who created light from light, praise be to god, who created light from light, praise be to god, god is great , god is great, god is great, god is great, i bear witness that there is no god but god. i bear witness that there is no god but god. ashhad an alia, wali allah, ashhad an alia, hajja allah , hai ali salalah, hai ali salalah hai ali al-falah hai ali al-falah hai ali khair al-alam, hai ali khair al-alam, god is great . first row, first row, the first row, the first row, the line of service, your stronghold , your stronghold, this is the table and there is hope for you on t

now heritage is trying to come across as we are rambo with phds now. so i think some of that is they are happy to have that attention and if they think trump has to distance himself a bit from some of the craziest stuff in there. he probably has no idea what is in it. then they are probably okay with that. but i think there is a danger for them that the more people that know about project 2025 beyond these sort of kooky statements, the more people will say, is this really what we are in for? because there is really a lot of stuff that would scare ordinary, decent americans. >> do you think, tom, that trump is just a useful vessel for project 2025? i think project 2025 and the heritage foundation, because they have a long history, they know how to work the system. they know how to get proposals in front of lawmakers, in front of politicians. for them they are looking at someone like donald trump maney mainly as a useful idiot and saying he is our vessel to implement this sweeping revolution, as kevin roberts called it, a bloodless revolution if the left

so stark, shelling out to heritage just how influential was heritage in the trump administration? >> well, just listen to trump's own former vice president heritage foundation has been fighting side by side with this president. and this administration since day one. >> and we have a stronger her and america as a result, from a write in the transition we went to work availing ourselves of the resources available from the heritage foundation we laid out plans for this administration. we drew on the scholarship and the resources of this historic think tank now the man in charge of the heritage foundation is also someone that trump is quite familiar with. i want to thank kevin. he is going to be so incredible heritage foundation president, somebody else doing an unbelievable job. he's bringing it back to 11 suppose it's never seen dr. kevin roberts and here's how the heritage foundation's president described the project as he literally shared the same stage as donald trump our project 2025 is developed a comprehensive policy agenda, but even more importantly, recruiting people 20,000

the heritage foundation for the official united states launch of ten years to save the west and the heritage foundation now under the leadership of kevin roberts and my great to be here also with no gardiner features significantly in the book for the first time in 2015. when i seek to go to the heritage foundation, i'm warned against it by the british ambassador, kim darroch. he says to me, you've got to be wary of this organization. they've spoken out against obama. they've even been critical of prime minister cameron. are you really sure that you want to go and see them? and i said, yes, i am sure, because i'm a conservative and there are conservative think tank in the united states of america, our closest ally. so so eventually, eventually, i prevail because i am a determined person. the call from the embassy dropped me off two blocks away from the heritage so that the british would be sitting outside the building. now, i was back in heritage in 2019 when, as the newly appointed trade secretary, i was determined that united kingdom was going to strike a trade, deal with the then president

she was always of indian heritage and she was only promoting indian heritage glided and know she wasck. until a number of years ago, when she happened to turn black, and now she wants to be known as black. so i don't know, is she indian or is she black? because she was she made a turn and she became a black person. >> to be clear, sir -- >> some but he should look into that, too, when you ask and continue in a very hostile and nasty tone he had >> reporter: trump's remarks sparked a backlash from harris, who is the daughter of jamaican and indian immigrants, went to a historical black college and is a member of a black sorority. our camp and called it the same hostility he has shown throughout his life. the white house called it insulting. >> what you just said, what you just read out to me is falsehood. >> reporter: trump was also asked if his running mate j.d. vance would be ready on day one. vance has been under fire in recent days for chris on people without children to its people historically, the vice president has virtually no impact. it is all about t the presidentl pick. vir

the heritage foundation is honored to the on internationalt . these lectures on united states relations with the indo pacific region are the heritage foundation's ruminant event on the indo pacific and are funded by a generous endowment grant from the samsung group in honor of the samsung founder's honor. under his leadership, the samsung group contributed greatly both to the economic development and well-being of the korean people and to the growth of mutually beneficial relationships between the people of the republic of korea the united states. that continues today and the relationship has never been stronger or more vital to our natural -- our national interest. we are pleased to welcome the vice president and head of government relations from samsung electronics america who is with us today and our sincere thanks to sam son --'s samsung for making these events possible. american allies to the indo pacific are strong. our country is starting to prioritize this part of the world and are planning -- in our planning and clumsy. the region and -

thanks to the heritage for herir hosting us.ave worked tirelessly on the covid-19 origin issue for four and a half years. i'm deeply honored to have been the lead witness in congressman or one strips them credibly important hearings and serve as a commissioner on this absently essential non- partisan commission. we are here because every person on earth has an absolute right to demand answers about why so many of our friends and relatives are dead and why our lives have been so massively disrupted by a totally avoidable political pandemic. congressman's hearings have rightly asked tough questions many u.s. officials. our commission's report focuses on the entity we believe it bears primary responsibility for the cove 19 pandemic. while other governments including the united states and france may have played small contributing roles, there can be in our view little doubt detritus in government is primarily responsible for covid-19 pandemic. but for the unique pathologies of the chinese state they are very likely would have been n

morgan: welcome to the heritage foundation. a warm welcome to 24 lecture. both to those of you here in the audience couple we have a live audience and a c-span audience. we are glad you are here. have many heritage members and friends. guests from the diplomatic corps. business are presented of's, 80 a colleagues and members of the washington policy community with us. welcome to everyone. the heritage foundation is honored to present the lecture on international affairs. these lectures on united states relations with the indo pacific region are the heritage foundation's ruminant event on the indo pacific and are funded by a generous endowment grant from the samsung group in honor of the samsung founder's honor. under his leadership, the samsung group contributed greatly both to the economic development and well-being of the korean people and to the growth of mutually beneficial relationships between the people of the republic of korea the united states. that continues today and the relationship has never been stronger or more vital to our natural -- our nat

the bottom line, the in 1992 unesco designated on income both as a world heritage. so do you an agency also a fund it as a living site whose traditional communities was as important as the stones book. now, locals accused the custodian government, the most cost eviction of thousands of people from this community. while the government claims each one has voluntarily move up to settling illegally in and better relocations at us cuz we have people in power one to come to the is between the, the the 1200 years ago on this, him tilting convergeone's work began on an on mate, the constant temple louis notes colonized by tens of thousands of the 3 centuries relate to the building, was just one in a vast complex of temples, of which the greatest was uncalled in the heart of the ancient city of anchor capital lives committed empire and home to as many as a 1000000 people today, the temples are even depicting the company is like this, the defining image of the nation. beautiful. oh, inspiring and serene. which makes what's happening to come body. and so we live in anchor park

international tourist increase revenue is also acceptable way of looking around the heritage site. it's a major way of making money, and that's why we're picking local people that in every situation with take it very seriously at what you've just raised. when we, we, uh, when it's part of some of the issues that we have discussed with the n g. was that, that's coming to us. and we have been discussing it and we'll continue to follow it . it closely. and the end, the end would be the attention that we have been putting in the morning told him of or what had he did 5 including the sufficient of encore. and while unesco awaits the next meeting of the heritage committee can cause premier faces an uncertain future. i talked to a lot of my ad longer and i said i'll find out later just by day she means upset. it begun when they took a restaurant in last year. they came again, not going to be talking on the on july. they told her she'd have to relocate your now kilo and i am like right. i can't find much that i'm really, which if it is distressing for to me and her husband, so i'm just, i'

look, the heritage foundation sponsored the rnc. donald trump's policy to put kids in cages for his immigration policies. we don't have to wonder what a second trump term would look like, they have shown us. they articulated in the rnc and are trying to lie about what they intend to do. y'all, we got to see through all of this. it is urgent. what mike said is exactly right. they are not trying to take us back to the handmaids tale, they are taking us back to the land before time, what is articulated here is terrifying. what is articulated here is taking away our ability to put food on the table, make a living wage and make decisions right for healthcare and send our kids to school and count on them getting a good education. we have to be very clear all that is at stake. project 2025 does not just want this to be an election where they put plans into place, they wanted to be the last election we see that even resembles a representative democracy. >> the trump campaign, it is not working in reverse what they are doing. i want you to l

and while unesco awaits the next meeting of the heritage committee, not getting on car premier faces an uncertain future. ah, to lower my i long or dollars with off, i don't know. but let me get those you by today. she means upset. it begun when they took a restaurant. then last year they came again, knocking good, talking on the on july. they told her she's have to relocate your now give her one item like right. i understood i committed which if it is distressing for to me and her husband from just on their level calling go daddy's on the top. you know what goes on please store them, reject clear to buy to not me. i took that long life and they i gave the guy oh, the 9 that the you one year the 1 may i got the lock lock box all gone? yeah, i don't i don't want to go when data line gotten more so i'm going to take it on i'm try go on. yeah, you don't go to, i'm going to lot no dad. yeah. pardon me, but i still haven't done anything crudely and says she can't afford the cost of a traditional funeral ceremony. so he's actually is remain in her daughter's house and present in still livi

heritage foundation set _ forward leaning position.nge. it has started to turn warmer, and it will continue to do so over the next couple of days, turning very warm, even hot in some places, turning very humid as well. but that certainly doesn't mean it's always going to be sunny, and today, we certainly saw more clouds rolling in across parts of northern ireland. that was how it looked earlier on at newcastle in county down. this stripe of cloud here on the earlier satellite image, that's going to bring rain across parts of northern ireland and scotland overnight, but these various weather systems are mainly being steered away to the north at the moment, allowing this warm and humid air to work its way in. so, through this evening and tonight, yes, we do have that cloud and those outbreaks of rain across northern ireland, the western side of scotland. it's going to turn quite misty and murky, i think, for some coasts and hills in the west as that increasingly humid air arrives. some clear spells further south and east, temperatures ho

yes, so the heritage foundation _ it? yes, so the heritage foundation is _ it?undation is a - it? yes, so the heritage foundation is a very - foundation is a very influential, right—wing think tank. they not only have their own experts, but they collected a whole range of conservative organisations, including some people who worked in the first trump administration, or who were very influential in that administration. so when donald trump distances himself and says he knows nothing about project 2025 or who is behind it, you have to take that with a massive grain of salt. these are some priorities that have been long—standing. for instance, about reproductive rights and stopping the abortion pill, about deportations of immigrants and beefing up the deportation regime and the immigration forces, and also things like completely destroying the department of a, abolishing it. these are conservative priorities and have been for some time. he is aware of that and the people who are i suppose jockeying for potential influence in a potential second trump administration

not become public domain. but we need to use them, popularize them, pass on our unique cultural heritage, and since the author is unknown, early legislation is not made it possible to do this, the second case, it is not of a mass nature, it is more important for the business community, when our unique soviet heritage - posters, for example, graphics, ornaments that were in textile factories of that soviet time, are now our modern fashion designers. designers would really like to use it, but unfortunately, for some reason, we also cannot find the author, for example, the factories are no longer there, one of the authors has left, and you know, interest in this heritage is growing year by year, the more more, when digital technologies are now used, these are the moments when the need arises to use such works, but how will the mechanism for using such works work? well, i would like to note that thanks to the work of the council... on intellectual property issues, such long-awaited changes have been made to the civil code. this council works under the chairmanship of valentina ivanovna matvi

, and she was only promoting indian heritage. i did not know she was black until a number of years ago, when she happened to turn black, and now she wants to be known as black. is she indian or is she black? >> she has always identified as black. she went to a black college. mr. trump: she obviously does not. she was indian all the way, and all of a sudden, she made a turn

heritage foundation is the main builders of the project 2025. he figured that the judges and the attorneys are all part of it. they have all made that legal. one that ends up becoming law -- when that ends up becoming law or within the confines of the white house, i don't know what all is going to happen. i'm a little concerned. i think i will be voting for trump to make sure i don't end up in the whose cow -- if his retribution comes across anyone that both are biden might end up in the hooscow. have a wonderful day. host: speaking of project 2025, the washington times. democrats go to milwaukee to warn voters about project 2025. they raised more warnings about the conservative project 2025 agenda. democrats keep clamoring about the conservative heritage foundation's transition blueprint for the next republican president that seeks to reshape the federal government and install loyalists across the workforce to pave the way for ineffective conservative administration. senator cory booker, new jersey democrat called it frightening. he says it aim

the state is trying to attract private business to the revival of cultural heritage sites, but what canpeople to invest in real estate with history? some baren came here, wants to build some kind of estate for himself, to live, well, that is , yes, this is such a vacuum between civil society and... here it is that same staircase from the film , an unfinished piece for a mechanical piano, we squinted a little so that we could stand from the same angle, but it’s still hard to see, the steps have collapsed, everything is for... whose building is still there, it has undergone such financial difficulties and everything has fallen into disrepair, the roof, thank god, the hundred-year-old was still standing, in the nineteenth year it was everything during these, in fact these 100 years, there were leaks, in 2019 it all collapsed, the entire roof collapsed, the destruction of this estate began as quickly as possible. someone says: this is rubbish, this needs to be demolished, look at these, such ruins, but once a contractor came here, and he said: these are ruins, let’s demolish everything and

this, but i completely agree with you, yes, that is, we are located on land of federal cultural heritage issued to the administration of the dmitrovsky district to a charitable restoration fund. history, because nikolai petrovich, for some reason he was sure that in this estate there was a portal to the future, and he was looking for this portal all the time, and the guests who come here to me, and in the evening, when it becomes it gets dark, the lights turn on, sometimes it happens that there is a flashing with... colors and people are like this, what is it, the prince of darkness has come, like, i say, well, of course, this is nikolai petrovich obolensky, he is like the keeper of this estate, a noble one, he comes to visit, monitor and check the progress of work, when the khrabrova estate opens, this is a separate pride of our estate, this is a museum, artifacts that we found here during excavations, and the fact that here, when they recreated an early lost estate complex, these items were found , coins, yes, which were lost here at one time, so this museum will be private. at one tim

we call it the center of registration of islamic heritage, in the list of world cultural heritage iseskaas 624 objects: the old city of damascus, the historical center of the capital of syria, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, where many archaeological sites have been preserved, including churches and mosques. qasr almshata in jordan is one of the most striking examples. the palace is a mixture of rome'. byzantine and arab influence. timbuktu, an ancient city in maley, located 20 km north of the niger river. during the middle ages, timbuktu prospered due to its strategic location through trade in salt, gold and ivory. and at the beginning of the 14th century it became part of the mali empire. the eminent prayer mansa musa founded a university in the city. islamic education, where in addition to islamic studies, history, rhetoric, law, natural sciences were taught, the observatory at the kazan federal university and the kazan kremlin in russia, the zarafshan-karakum corridor, a section of the ancient silk road in central asia, the corridor covers tajikistan, tu

cell brit a rich heritage.r 20 years and i learn something new about my culture year after year. we are an all volunteer multigenerational nonprofit organization and the it is an honor a labor of love. it is a reflection of the things we can do when we work together to everit should a common goal. we would love for you to join us at our [inaudible] happening on august 7/11 with a parade. at the yerba buena gardens. follow us on social media and visit us on our website. and lastly, i'm delighted to stands with fellow organizes from the market street fair. carnival and italian heritage parade. thank you very much. >> next award for special recognition the oldest parades in the country. dating back to 1869, the san francisco italian heritage apaid the longest running italian heritage parade in the united states. it cell bralts the history and culture of north beach and accomplishments in the san francisco area. each year they recognize the contributions of community leaders and welcoming participates from across t

it was important for us to visit these outstanding so important sides of african heritage. and so that was of course, to, for the grades and by the monument. but this was especially to, to, for kaleb island cuz of island was this outstanding dwelling this with kingdom and the pine, the phasing it. yes, it has a kind of, it's almost forgotten and it's about it's on the other hand, such an important cultural side. so for me to have an opportunity to see it, to experience, but also to be able to document that together with a team. as such an important a site on palm was be with major sites in europe, a of cost us as america. what, what have you, is just really, it's not just a gesture, it's, it was an important, totally uplifting and regulatory moment. and, and what did people there tell you? i think that if you adapt possible, i think that as a non this prize in, in having that had there's a lot of challenges in preserving them and do i think they'll be a part of that too. i mean there was money ment fund, the partner with us is also kind of part of that kind of endeavor, but

all way of being together in, in one will together in one culture and heritage. so i think that that's something that the met continues to thrive on that and we will develop and not only in the next 10 years, not on the next 50 years, but in hundreds of years. max online as the director and chief executive officer of the metropolitan museum of art in new york. thank you for talking couches here. thank you so much and thank you for coming through the the way we break into programming to take your life to southern israel, whether it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is giving a speech less of a sudden a witnesses sort of uh, doing this one. wish them own speeds recovery i'd like here and this the to thank the families of that as of who are given to us. so pulled and sold the data to. thank you very much indeed the in this regard as well. on behalf of everyone, i want to go out to late, the new offices in our land, full a says you owe over there. you have been all enrolled and and you've lost good friends. and do you have continued the fights in all respect

in the 40th meeting of unesco's world heritage committee, hekmatane was included in the world heritage list . the historical monument of a matane is located at the end of ekbatan street in hamedan. the medes built a capital in iran 800 years ago. today, the unesco world heritage committee put it on the world heritage list to maintain its preservation and to attract more tourists from all over the world . i congratulate the great nation of iran the 8th work of hekmatane's world register . intangible, we ranked 7th in the 13th government , we climbed two ranks, we took the 5th rank in the world in the ancient site. wisely, there are unique evidences from the period of medes, achaemenids, parthians and sasanians. today's registration of hekmatane was the result of almost five or six years of work in the past. many people work on this case. we represent them, actually here. and the case had a series of problems. which we gradually fixed during the last 3 years. a record that the world. today, his seal hekmatane said, it will bring many benefits for iran. what is certain is what happened to

all way of being together in, in one will together in one culture and heritage. so i think that that's something that the met continues to thrive on that and we will develop and not only in the next 10 years, not on the next 50 years, but in hundreds of years. max online as the director and chief executive officer of the metropolitan museum of art in new york. thank you for talking couches here. thank you so much and thank you for coming to the the officers solution inspect gives us now for a future that we have to find creative solutions, not just turn our backs on the. don't think that has a number. think about it as a person. person yourself and that person's shoes. so as you can see for this is my us, my life, or at least in my life, those dentures. we want, we want the education reward because the women and my country, the not sweet to come up to on we are not the night is all a to we are human beings on this earth to be truth and the coins we are working in their thoughts that's our officers. whatever has been done before can be done even better. as long as

all way of being to get in, in one was to get a in one culture and heritage. so i think that that's something that the met continues to thrive on that and we will develop and not only in the next 10 years, not on the next 50 years, but in hundreds of years. max online as the director and chief executive officer of the metropolitan museum of art in new york. thank you for talking couches here. thank you so much and thank you for coming to the us city of milwaukee will be an important storm and the rates for the white house. it will force the republican national convention from july, the 15th to the 18th. donald trump will be confirmed as the proxies presidential money, but who, while he picks as his. 1 presidential running the live coverage and the knowledge, what i'll do is you or the this business uptake these voltage by the city bank growth, part of on the dash before he is the these business uptake these roads thought no bundle dash football to use the the, you're watching the news, our life from headquarters and del finds that you navigate. here's what's c

all way of being together in, in one will together in one culture and heritage. so i think that that's something that the met continues to thrive on that and we will develop and not only in the next 10 years, not on the next 50 years, but in hundreds of years. max online as the director and chief executive officer of the metropolitan museum of art in new york. thank you for talking couches here. thank you so much and thank you for coming to the israel's war on god's that'd be coming in forever across the united states. why are the student protests for palestine being met with military style track down wide is by to insist on 0 consequences for israel in its war on gaza. the quizzical look of us politics, the bottom line, the latest news as it breaks the capturing of sing giants, enough space gifts. they are a self control over more territory, but it also increases the number of those displaced intentionally with detailed coverage. the car and conservative government wanted to encourage pharmacists gradually start replacing overseas was with versus ones from aroun

harris heritage. the answer is yes. in fact, he is doubling down. there's a jumbotron behind me that has been circulating headlines for roughly the last two hours since donald trump left chicago. that says kamala harris elected first indian american senator. so clearly, these remarks are going to be part of his campaign. moving forward, pamela thanks actress and stand by as we bring in cnn's arlette saens covering the vice president. and houston are let, what is the harris campaign saying about trump's remarks well pamela vice president kamala harris arrived here in houston, texas just moments ago. >> she is currently on her way to a fundraiser, but all eyes will be on whether she decides to address former president donald trump's comments questioning her heritage as a black woman ahead on potentially in a speech. here at the convention center right behind me you're tonight now the harris campaign has pushed back on trump's entire appearance at the ab jay convention, portraying it as divisive and chaotic. michael tyler, the campaign's communications

more than that, kevin roberts, president of the heritage foundation an architect of project 2025 set of vance earlier this year quote, he is absolutely going to be one of the leaders of not the leader of our movement. on monday roberts price trumps decision to choose vance referring to him as a quote, man who personifies hope for our nation's future in vance received a whopping 93% score from the heritage action for america, the foundation's political arm based on how much his beliefs lineup with their organization and that includes radically right-wing views on abortion. in 2021 he implied abortion should not be allowed even in cases of or incest. if you walk back those comments before publicly stating that he backs a federal abortion ban the following year. ironically, vance's attacks on abortion would hurt the same people he talked about in his book. abortion bands are more likely to exist in states with a high number of women of childbearing age with incomes below 200% of the federal poverty line. this week vance appealed again to his humble beginnings and forgotten americans. >>

good morning and welcome to the heritage foundation. we are glad to have everybody here at the auditorium and also online and of course the viewers of c-span as well. really i would like to make some brief remarks before introducing my colleague and the driving force behind the report and then i will come back up and we will moderate a discussion with some ofof the members. we have been privileged to be able to convene and provide support for the nonpartisan commission on china and covid-19 to produce this special report here. a year ago when the idea of the commission came up to hold china accountable for their role in the pandemic, kevin roberts and i said this is a great idea. but the only way we can do this is if it's nonpartisan, full of experts and contains members with a wide range of political views. when covid-19 hit the united states in early 2020, it was indiscriminate. the virus didn't to determine if one was a liberal or conservative. it struck with a vengeance and upended all of our lives. with that in mind, we asked direc