wow. >> italian heritage month (clapping.) thank you so much. >> thank you. >> you're very welcome. >> well, i'd like to introduce you properly i'm honored here to you can stay with me honored to introduce consul general of italy in san francisco for the past that years he has been a driving force in between italy and our city dedication has helped uplift the italian community in san francisco and celebrated leaders like mayor moscone with a special honor take place this friday thank you for your unwavering commitment and partnerships been amazing to work with you. this is all yours (clapping.) >> (speaking foreign language.) supervisors supervisor stefani your fellows and friends the consul general ladies and gentlemen of the italian-americans community my honor and the kickoff and with mayor london breed and supervisor stafani a kickoff in the italian heritage month. thi is an amazing event and let me say to the first point i'd like to touch on i have to express my full gratitude to mayor london breed for supporting this ita

this is world heritage. it's not — this is world heritage. it's notjust— this is world heritage.d history and world heritage. that — history and world heritage. that was— history and world heritage. that was the director of the carnegie middle east centre. talking to me earlier on. that's focus on gaza because one of the leading aid agencies are appealing for the release of one of their doctors, an orthopaedic surgeon who they say has been detained by the israeli military. he was working at one hospital one of the few that are still functioning in the north of gaza. the israeli military say it has been used by hamas militants and they have arrested some 100 hamas militants during a raid. but msf, the aid agencies say. his name is mohammed 0beid and i have been talking to natalie roberts, one of the directors of medicine songs frontier uk. the doctor is one of our surgeons has been working for msf _ surgeons has been working for msf since 2018 in gaza and he's been _ msf since 2018 in gaza and he's been working tirelessly since the beginning of this or in various hospitals across

this is what the italian american heritage month is all about.s about celebrating and connecting, feeling, the pride and heritage and community, remembering who the hell we are. we're the united states of america and there's nothing beyond our capacity when we do it together. nothing. [applause] i really mean it. thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. and i want to tell you, you know -- one of the most famous guys in my family, not being president. i took her to a beautiful little island off of sicily. and she keeps saying, i'm going back. [laughter] with or without you. [laughter] all kidding aside, thank you. you are an incredible community. [applause] enjoy your day. god bless you all. may god protect our troops. [applause] ♪ we know you can't get all bias out of anything but going in with an open mind especially with gender bias and race bias would be important. the owner of this create a i act said hopefully they will be setting up. gpt 4 was created by scanning all 6 trillion words off of the internet but we know all 6 trillion words a

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

in these attacks, the human heritage registered in unesco is not safe.these areas ancient port a cemetery, a great hall and traditional baths are another historical monument that was destroyed in gaza. the big archive of the city was in this building. the zionist regime destroyed the central archive of gaza . thousands of historical documents were stored in this archive. which was of high value. these documents were about 150 years old and included a plan for the construction of historical monuments and documents related to the handwritten notes of famous palestinian national figures. these documents were completely burned and turned into ashes. zionists tried to destroy all palestinian history in these attacks. zafar mosque, hand care center the writings, the main library of gaza city and many bookstores, publishing houses, etc., are hundreds of educational and scientific centers and other cultural centers that were destroyed by the attacks of the zionist regime in the last one year. 200 out of 325 known monuments and this means two thirds of the cultur

, they say no, this is not ukrainian cultural heritage, it is also some kind of russian cultural heritage, i.e. all this is the big picture and with which... we work. in the meantime, ukrainian juvenile prosecutors have informed three officials of the so-called dnr of suspicion that they are involved in the forced deportation of ukrainian children. under the pretext of their children's recovery was taken to the moscow region from the occupied donetsk region and was not returned to the territory of ukraine. law enforcement officer kateryna rashevska, who handles the cases of deported children, talks about new russian methods of indoctrination of ukrainian children, the ambiguous role of qatar in their return, and a new lawsuit against the icc regarding the role. belarus, the goal was to issue russian documents to these children, hand them over to violent, russian families for guardianship or foster care, and then make them russian patriots who will be ready to serve and die for the russian federation as their own homeland the ukrainian authorities, together with non-governmental organizati

in these attacks, the human heritage registered in unesco is not safe. of these ancient areas is the port of antedon, where the remains of the achaemenid period can be seen. the first historical port of gaza is st. hilarion castle dating back to the 4th century ad containing five churches, a cemetery, a great hall and traditional baths, another historic building that was destroyed in gaza . the big archive of the city was in this building. the zionist regime destroyed the central archive of gaza. thousands of historical documents were stored in this archive it was of high value. these documents were about 150 years old. and they included plans for the construction of historical monuments and documents related to the handwritten notes of famous palestinian national figures. these documents were completely burned and turned into ashes. the zionists are trying to destroy all the history of the palestinians in these attacks . the zafar mosque, the manuscript storage center, the main library of gaza city and many bookstores, publishing houses and hundreds of

in these attacks, the human heritage registered in unesco is not safe either.these ancient areas, the port of antedon is the remains the achaemenid period can also be seen in it. the first historical port of gaza. the 4th century ad st. hilarion castle, containing five churches, a cemetery, a great hall, and traditional baths, is another historic building that was destroyed in gaza. the big archive of the city was in this building. the zionist regime destroyed the central archive of gaza. in this archive. thousands of historical documents were kept which were of high value. these documents were about 150 years old and included a plan for the construction of historical monuments and documents related to the handwritten notes of famous palestinian national figures . these documents were completely burned to ashes became the zionists are trying to destroy all palestinian history in these attacks. the zafar mosque, the center for the preservation of manuscripts, the main library of gaza city and many books. there are publishing houses and hundreds of educational an

wars and also reminds that the deliberate destruction of human heritage is a war crime. these are the items that were brought here from the food bar. we hope these objects will be returned to gaza one day. souffalin vases, figurines, vases, oil lamps and small figurines, from there are 44 ancient shiites of gaza that are in the exhibition. the heritage in danger in the museum of art and history of geneva exhibits objects that are an important part of the identity of the people that the zionist regime is trying to erase exactly the same identity. fortunately, museums and institutions have laws and treaties that protect these works, because these objects are the cultural heritage of countries. according to this museum, traditionally, in an effort to protect the national objects of countries in the event of war, more than 500 ancient shiites are related. gaza is kept in a tank in geneva, an attempt to protect the identity of the history and past of the nation whose people today in south east asia , telegram messengers are widely used for illegal activities. the net profit t

unfortunately, in case of conflict, many people attack the cultural heritage of the country involved in the war they try to cultural and historical identity of a nation. in order to protect cultural and historical property in the event of an armed conflict, an exhibition of gaza's cultural heritage has been organized in geneva. 135 countries signed the layer convention. these countries are obliged to adhere to the framework and international laws. this exhibition is in charge. museums are involved in saving cultural heritage from damage during wars, and it is a reminder that the deliberate destruction of human capital is a war crime. these are the items that were brought here from the food bar. we hope these objects will one day go to gaza be returned sufalin pots, statues, vases, oil lamps and small figurines are among the 44 ancient shiites of gaza that are displayed in the endangered heritage exhibition. the museum of art and history of geneva exhibited objects that are an important part of the identity of the people that the zionist regime is trying to erase exactly the same iden

there is the event, november 15 at the mexican heritage plaza. laughter is good medicine. we'll be back with gerardo here, on "comunidad del valle." stay with us. ♪♪♪ damian: and we're back here with gerardo loera of the indian health center on "comunidad del valle." gerardo, i'm glad that you got the memo on the color shirt you should wear for the show today. you're spot on. [laughing] well, let's talk about the event itself. what is happening at the mexican heritage plaza, and how important is it for the success of the overall services of the indian health center? gerardo: absolutely, as i mentioned in the previous segment, in addition to the clinical services that we provide, we have a whole swath of services that are directed at ensuring the survival and healing of american indians in our community. and it's those services that we really want our greater community to support us in ensuring that we're able to provide those services. some of those services include things like youth workforce development. we have programs for ages 14 to 17 and 1

integrity, hans von spakovsky, of the heritage foundation. welcome to the program. it has been four years since the 2020 election. to what degree do you think elections are more accurate this year? guest: generally, over all, we are in better shape than we were in 2020. one of the good things that came out of that election was it made a lot of state legislators realized there were vulnerabilities in the system they ought to fix so there were a series of reforms passed in many states. a number of states improved the security and integrity of their election process. host: about 43 million people have voted already for either early male in or in person. do you support the ability for early voting? guest: i support early voting. i think it should not extend too far before the election. i think the maximum ought to be about two weeks. americans like early voting. they do not think it should happen two months before the election, before the debates have occurred, before some of the news that sometimes comes out right before election day. early voting is not a problem. hos

passing centuries, we have revived our heritage and its former glory. certainly a national heritage, which is currently almost lost, each sample of the sludskaya manufactory is now literally on... this production was carried out by armenian masters, yan madzharsky, later continued by his son, leo madzharsky, who were so imbued with the feelings of this internal belarusian our national culture and its features that they rebuilt the format of the belt itself, its ornamental motifs, silk belts were worn only by men of the upper class, the belt could be tied in any way, the only rule applied to everyone, that belts... in no case were tied in knots, the threads could break or crumble. the best imported silk is gold and silver threads the rodivils knew a thing or two about luxury. during its heyday, the slutsk manufactory created an exclusive, fashionable accessory for the kontusz system, more than fifty weavers, and the same number of apprentice spinners. they trained one weaver for about 7 years, and worked exclusively at the manufacturing loom. men, it was believed that precious threads

so for instance, where people are not aware of how beautiful the is and the rich cultural heritage, so they actually hold. what happens once the show is over, we pack up tear down the believe it or not those stages a bolt from donated. woods that's come from the national park, some of that, obviously we've had to purchase and a like. so if it is recycled, they put it all together to look like this. beautiful transformation of the festival sites and then off to the face to go. we tear it all down to say, look like a beach. again, this is not going to be any of that. so we turn it into data that we've been donated to the schools within the community. some of the thank you so much for having us saw you're welcome out next week, travel to nigeria. when we meet, like i said, we're a visionary. so laker, and are, does that is using a i to tell captivating. creative stories, think african identity needs future was to create typically, and you've got the picture. this fashion show within your model was inspired by images that were created by artificial intelligence, which that's where a runway

on the show today, "comunidad del valle" exclusive for hispanic heritage month. today on the show, a sit down one on one interview with 49er's linebacker fred warner, otherwise known to some of us as federico ernesto warner. find out why on your "comunidad del valle." ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ damian: we begin with the san francisco latino film festival. they are back--lucho ramirez is back on the show with another couple of guests. at your bottom left with us is marta cross, a filmmaker, writer, and actress for the film titled "las tres sisters." and also with us is denisse prieto, producer of the film. welcome to the show, everybody. lucho ramirez: thank you, damian. damian: we'll start with you, lucho. you're back and better than ever. lucho: i hope so, better than ever. yeah, we're into season 16. we'll be in san francisco and berkeley, but we have a great lineup including these two--this film right here with "las tres sisters," which is screening over at yerba buena center for the arts on october 18. but, yeah, whether it's comedies or dramas, incredible documentaries, it's 2

celebrate hispanic heritage month after the break. san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need. deep breath. cancer is a journey you don't take alone. you did it! our cancer care team works together to care for all that is you. >> welcome bollards. aiming to make history in the professional sports world. the team says they will become the first include a fan to sit on their board of directors. the ballers have officially sent out applications for the position. the person for the role will be voting on by the fans to represent the fans they would have been put in key decision-making for the team. the bowlers will choose up to 10 fina

he brought the head of cultural heritage there, the general manager came and he said, "dad, here, formple , there is rabe rashidi in tabriz, like this, like this. i recorded a bit , and let's see what he said. he started saying like this at all once, like that." it's electrifying, it means that here in tabriz, we have such facilities close to our ears we know there is. we don't have it, i'm the president of my university, we went to england, we were taken to a place for training, he said, 200 years ago here, for example , we had a place, i don't know , we used to see patients, we used to work like this. well, 200 years ago, this was 750 years ago , there was a university in our tabriz, there was a city that we now have, for example, the city of salamat. these debates exist in different cities, which were created by harvard, and these parts that were created were based on science. we had a city with seven languages ​​at that time living in the world, they teach in seven living languages ​​750 years ago, they did management based on my process, your boss, we went to england, we said, fo

and katie gorka and the book is available outside thank you to the heritage foundation. god bless. >> thank you sir.

we all of us university, once and once a year during the hispanic heritage, once the session, so many organized, this one says to celebrate their culture and share it with others next again. but i feel like home in my adopted country and i've been raised everything that is really wonderful about the culture embracing to conscious of feeling that many latinos in the united states can relate to. about report was filed by d, w 's benjamin alvarez group. he told us more about how the votes as he met dime play the importance of that, like latino heritage in, in that choice of candidate that's. that's right. there is no latino vote there. are latinas voting that's a sentence that we've heard over and over again, producing this documentary, it is that adverse and also a growing community. you said 36000000 latino to eligible it to vote this. you have 4000000 more. and then during the last presidential election in 2020. and if we look at the reason pulse is one by few research centers showing that 85 percent. so a vast majority of latino voters say that the economy is very important. it to th

belarus has already submitted an application to unesco for inclusion in the list of world cultural heritage architectural ensemble of post-war socialist architecture independence avenue in minsk. there are many contenders for the nomination. among them are post-war architectural ensembles of eastern europe: moscow, kiev, warsaw, karl-marx allee in berlin, but the authoritative commission assessed minsk avenue as unique, which is worthy of being among the iconic objects of world culture. minsk avenue has a unique integrity. this is truly the last example of a classic. and could not imagine what passions were boiling around the belarusian capital and its main avenue in forty-fourth, immediately after liberation from the fascists. and with what labor, what heroic efforts of its residents it was erected. in july 1944, in the high offices of the central committee of the party in moscow, the fate of the belarusian capital was being decided. a group of authoritative architects was invited to the next meeting with the secretary of the central committee of the cpsu malinkov. their opinion is unanimo

gets into the first columns, well, i am convinced, first of all, we can make visible, visible our heritageover the centuries developed, which even the ukrainians themselves have until now. they don't know yet, we only discover it over the years, make it visible to foreigners, secondly, part of our heritage, which is considered russian, because the russians have always appropriated to themselves to prove that it is ukrainian heritage, and the third culture is such a phenomenon , when you create the conditions, it grows into something completely unpredictable, that's what creativity is, and it cannot be rationally described, so when the conditions are created, it will give rise to a number of such phenomena that will be interesting, including for of europe and our victories, it seems to me, at the eurovision song contest, in other important competitions, they also testify to the fact that we, our potential is very powerful, and we are very interesting, so it is impossible to create conditions, to provide it with resources, i.e. money, during the war, give everything to the army, to culture -

this is a business part, an intensive training course and a heritage exhibition.the exhibition presents the works of designers. which reflects the cultural characteristics of countries in a modern interpretation. i live and work in india in mumbai and i organize fashion week myself and this is incredible the opportunity to come here in moscow to see indian designers from south africa from china, this is an incredible event that i hope will continue every year. i brought here from these three suits. we are very sensitive to our culture and try to reflect it even. in everyday clothes. participants of the business program will discuss current topics in the fashion industry. international cooperation, support of local brands, technology and investment. residents of the residential complex motishche light lost sleep and parking spaces. under the windows of apartment buildings houses, truckers have set up a 24-hour parking lot. they eat here, sleep here, and huge trucks have taken up all the parking spaces. maxim oparin and the residents tried to find out from the troub

north beach is also celebrating italian heritage this weekend on sunday, the 156 annual italian heritage parade will take place around washington park. the parade of colorful floats marching bands and vintage cars will be out there and will be led by the grand marshals. judge and tony pizza's owner. it starts at 12 30 tomorrow afternoon at jefferson and powell streets by fisherman's wharf and ill and has saints peter and paul church at wash and square. >> well, next on kron, 4 news at 10, a baby product connected to several that's being recalled details on the fisher-price wing. plus communities picking up the pieces after the deadly hurricane. we have the latest on milton and recovery efforts. >> residents miss out on iconic airshow today. you'll have more weather chances tomorrow. kron four's gayle tomorrow. kron four's gayle ong has a fleet week forecast. it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you

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

trump is gain ground with this key demographics since 2020, the roughly 36000000 people with latino heritage eligible to vote in the us making up around 5015 percent of the of interest. or many have migration in the backgrounds. some are supporting donald trump and to migrant message my. that journey is an immigration attorney living in miami. she was born in the dominican republic and move to the us in the ninety's. she supports donald trump district immigration policies and doesn't see a contradiction with what the controversy comes from integration our journey is that one who would be taking o, taking phone calls from overseas to have somebody come to the united states equally . so at that point, that's not an immigration attorney, that's just a quote you on it. okay, got it. so you're going with a title with the clients and in her last them office, the attorney also opened the support. so candidate now, however, my rejects categorizing voters based on the backgrounds as a lawyer, she believes that the one second does trudy decisive. they look like all of that is no, not the no vote ladie

they know what the heritage foundation's.it is to republican party policymaking and only donald trump disavows them these days because everybody's talking about project 2025 and nobody who talks about likes it but it is full. it is written by people who worked in the trump administration. it has republican fingerprints all over it and it is a pretty specific plan about what is going to do on every front including disaster relief for states like yours. >> absolutely. i just came back from visiting some of the disaster areas in pinellas county and the storm had a few hundred miles outside of pennell's. i visited a family where they saw the storm surge come to their house and within 20 minutes it was already coming inside of their home, causing some electricity to start going off. we're not just talking about lightning bolts. we're talking about situations that are putting families at risk. we've seen many families lose loved ones here in the state of florida and we need action now and look at what the other side is offering. i

as we saw annual report down play the importance of van maxine, a heritage. and that puts political decision making but all the issues that are common to this slice of the of extra that's right. there is no latino both are, all a team is voting. that's a sentence that we've heard over and over again, producing this documentary, it is that adverse and also a growing community. you said 36000000 latino to eligible it to vote this. you have 4000000 more. and then during the last presidential election in 2020. and if we look at the recent polls as one by few research centers showing that 85 percent, so a vast majority of latino voters say that the economy is very important. it to the vote, followed by health care violence, a violent crime, gun policy, and also immigration. but we see definitely and how the voters who supports donald trump of voters to support couple of harris have different at priorities. well, those supporting donald trump say that immigration is one of the most important issues for those. supporting harris is not one of the 3 top issues. so we

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that is why it will need all the resources of the american conservative movement think tanks like heritage and hopefully your allies in the united kingdom to succeed but you succeed because the free world needs you. thank you. why do you think. got to be that next year wasn't a good morning everybody thank you very for joining us here at the heritage foundation. i'm nile gardiner, the director of the margaret thatcher center for freedom and, actually delighted to to host this here at heritage. i have to say, you'll book is is an absolute tremendous read. it's a very robust just a conservative book that really does stand up, i think, very forcefully to the left's nefarious agenda. it's also, i think, a very, very gutsy book. and a it's a book that is very courageous in so many respects, taking on the the ruling left wing establishment here in the united as well. and that's that's a very important thing. so i very much enjoyed reading the book. and yes i do plead guilty. i have to say, to be a critic of of the obama administration and also quite critical at the time of of prime minister davi

it's on our website and be sure to tune in to our hispanic heritage is special. that is going to be hosted by our very own theresa it's going to air right here on kron 4 on october. 15th starting at 06:30pm. >> still to come after the break, more trouble for boeing. details on the new faa safety alert. >> for some of those planes plus, 2 new lawsuits coming from people who worked at boeing. does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. >> the u.s. environmental protection agency is investigating claims of racial discrimination in california is management of the san francisco bay. delta, environmental justice groups accuse the state water resources control board of failing to update crucial w

nine song traditions are among the elements of the intangible cultural heritage of belarus, young cossacksyoung cossacks take. good morning belarus, good morning to all, good morning, katerina antonova and anna kviloria are greeting with you a new beautiful day on the calendar, thursday, october 3, and although , unlike september 3, there is no such a popular soundtrack, but we can actually do it. i'll turn the calendar over again october 3 rhymes, what's stopping us?

crop or celebrating hispanic heritage month. the 16th annual latino film festival is underway and we had a chance to sit down with the founder as well as a film director to learn more about the importance of representation. kron four's. sara stinson reports. >> movie makers and film fanatics will be filling up the roxy theater on october. 11th for the annual san francisco latino film festival. we have a film this year, for example, that it's about ghost town in northern mexico where >> down to the last 2 people living there. >> and they don't talk to each funny and impactful films like a more fant will be showcased during the 3 week festival. it's hosted by cinema the founder liu, joe ramirez says a committee of 30 people spent months watching hundreds of films before selecting which ones made the cut. we had over 300 submissions this year. >> and pretty much whittled it down to about 40 films. and so we so documentaries and narrative features fiction films a whole slew of short films, documentaries like prodigal daughter will b

we are at the conservative mothership, the heritage. we are to inform policy on, the principles upon which the republic was founded. i when i ask you the impolitic question, how many people in that building just over there who actually make policy are fully aware that we are facing once more a global marxist threat and the marxists are inside america today? let me start with the good so let me start with the good news. jim banks who is a member of the house, there are many many good people who understand the -- something we haven't discussed yet today is it has evolved. it's not the economic marxism that leads revolutions, you can have revolution at the opportunity if the opportunity comes up or you can infiltrate and indoctrinate. very important thing. many people who believe in this who are gatekeepers of cultural institutions say i'm not a marxist but i was discussing on the show yesterday you have a lot of people who believe in raising taxes for economic growth, increasing government spending to increase economic growth in denver he

the unesco willed heritage sites. but this comes up to the army issued new, forced evaluations right in the area. is there any military as long as they ground defensive dyslexia, in the knowles palestinians are being forced to abandon the homes that even has a trying to leave that targets is now the death toll in spain slash floods. and the southeast of the country has risen to $158.00 calls have been stranded on bridges, on the outskirts of valencia, and daybreak is strewn across neighborhoods. the prime minister petro sanchez's appeal to people in flood stricken areas to stay at home, alive to i would like to tell the people who lived in the province of valencia, and also in custody on the stone continues. so at least they had told him, do not go out and listen to all the warnings from the emergency services. i'm out of that sony. a guy, a guy who has the latest. i'm just outside all valencia. well this is a town of 5 boats that just outside of the city of valencia, and it's one of the worst effected areas of the fl

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we are at the conservative mothership, the heritage. we are to inform policy on, the principles upon which the republic was founded. i when i ask you the impolitic question, how many people in that building just over there who actually make policy are fully aware that we are facing once more a global marxist threat and the marxists are inside america today? let me start with the good news. you should end with this. there is no, for example, jim banks, who's a member of, the house from indiana, he endorsed. my book is in the book jacket. there are many, many good people who understand that that we are under threat from an evolved type of marxism, by the way, something we haven't discussed today is that it has evolved. it's not the economic marxism that believes revolutions are absolutely necessary. you can have a revolution. the opportunities if they if the opportunity, opportunity comes up or you can infiltrate and indoctrinate this a very important thing. and in the many people who believe in this or, who are gatekeepers of our cultura

it's celebrating italian heritage this weekend.al italian heritage parade. it will be taking place around washington park. the parade of colorful floats marching bands, vintage cars all led by the grand marshal. jo dee alex sandro. he is a former president ceo of the san francisco travel association starts at 12 30 today at jefferson and powell streets there over by fisherman's wharf. and it ends at saints. peter and paul church. they're at washington square. well, they open ballers, aiming to make history and the professional sports world. the team says that they will become the first to include a fan to sit on the board of directors. the ballers. i've already sent out applications for the position. now, the person for the role will be voted on by fans to represent they would have input in the key decisions making for the team. the ballers will choose up to 10 finalists and then fans will have full control in choosing the board members. the winner will be determined in early december. now this move comes after the ballers open up

tower of the local town hall today, practically no one is allowed in, a historian is a cultural heritageer all. let's go. further. literally two steps away from the town hall, we see the alley of heroes of the shklov district. it was laid in 1985. in 2004, it was moved to its current location. twenty years later, it was. the names of five heroes of the soviet union and nine heroes of socialist labor are immortalized here. an obelisk was erected nearby to internationalist soldiers, residents of the city and district who died in afghanistan. literally two steps away, a memorial dedicated to the events of the great patriotic war. it is known that under at that time, shklov saw serious battles twice, in 1941 and 1944, and the famous dnieper line, a twenty-five-kilometer bypass, was located here. it was the result of the work of the city's residents and nearby settlements. there were no defensive structures like the stalin line near mogilev at the beginning of the war, they had to be built literally from scratch, and 9 years ago the film dnieper line was released, based on the events of 1941.

. >>> coming up, as we celebrate hispanic heritage month, meet the california symphony conductor creating art some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class community policing to reduce crime, and an inspector general to root out corruption. let's get to work. paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org >>> we know music is a huge part of hispanic culture and at walnut creek our gianna franco talked with a musical director. ♪ >> reporter: there's precision in each and every movement as denat o cabrera leads the california symphony. >> there are about 70 people playing in the orchestra and we have a chorus of about 120 singing plus four soloists. so that takes it to well over 200 people on stage. so it's a lot of individual thoughts that need to be sort of collected into a singular vision. ♪ >> reporte

. >>> and still ahead at 5:00, celebration of hispanic heritage month.nique showcase in alameda county. how telling stories in the past could inform us about the present day. >>> happy birthday george kittle. speaking of 49ers, they will be in one of the toughest and loudest places >>> well let's bring back first alert meteorologist as we see hilton battering florida right now. not officially making landfall yet. >> half of the eye will have to be over the coast, over the shoreline for it to officially make landfall. some of the heaviest rain is falling over st. petersburg with gusty winds and extreme wind warning in effect for those two cities because of the intense wind. it will accompany the eye wall. the first time they have moved through the tampa area in over 100 years. we are talking about unprecedented stuff to start the month of october. it's all over the place. finally we're getting back into a normal weather bat earn. let's take a look at how things will evolve here throughout the next couple of days. here is the good news. just a normal weath

, you can see the arab heritage, see the persian heritage., i welcome your presence, even the phoenician legacy . it means that it is a land in the middle of cultures, and these cultures have learned the way of coexistence and interaction, and this time this western man comes and starts , what is the first thing he does, he starts denying you this natural life, for example look at the paintings of the 17th and 18th centuries that the orientalists drew from the holy land of holy land, as they call it , most of these images depict the holy place on top of a luminous hill, as if there is no civilization and no human life around this holy place , while we have reports that at the same time quds bazaar, ramleh bazaar, these are among the full. they were the most prosperous commercial docks in our region, but we don't see any signs or traces of this person. they are gradually creating the image that quds is a holy heavenly land promised to us, which is a captive of some wild turks, according to their false interpretation, that is, anti-turkish prop

does heritage get involved in recommending judges?were asked for recommendations and published a list. we did not do something privately. we publicly came out with a list that we recommended and thought would be good judges, not on a political basis. we don't want judges that rule based on politics or political objectives. we want judges who uphold the constitution and apply the rule of law, even if the result politically, people may not like. if they don't like the results politically, the answer would be legislative actions. if you don't like a particular law, don't ask the court to overturn it unless it is unconstitutional. get them to change it, amend it, repeal it. this is the kind of judges we think should be in the federal court. host: maverick asking you to comment on the fake election scheme and isn't that a form of voter fraud? guest: it wasn't fake electors, it was contingent electors. there is nothing illegal about that, nothing criminal. the contingent electors were set up in case either a state legislature or a court fou

heritage auctions opens bidding on more than 2,000 props and costumes from the show. we visited their new york city gallery for a preview of the sale. culturally, "game of thrones" is -- you can make arguments. you can say "star trek" is super important, obviously. but "game of thrones" is right up there because you have this amazing storytelling. >> reporter: joe mattalena is executive vice president of heritage auctions. >> remember, we were glued. we were waiting for the next week to see what happened. we talked about it in society. >> the next time i see you, it will be in black. >> it was always my color. >> reporter: heritage spent over a year curating all the items for the auction in northern ireland, one of the shooting locations for the series. >> so for the last five years, all of these amazing things have been in belfast, ireland in an archive. and we worked closely with the hbo team of archivists to cure curate the auction. this is coming straight from the archives. >> reporter: the auction, which takes place october 10th through 12th features 900 lots of

however, the electoral decision isn't about heritage. we're all one safety. we all want to see thing for our families that they're safe, their shelter. they have no food and access to an education. we all of us universally one same thing expert and our sophia applies from florida. also believes it's difficult to speak off of a latino vote. when you think about health care education, these are things that worry everyone that concerned everyone. we have many of the concerns that most americans have you think about housing? just think about transit. i think climate is certainly probably a greater concern in south florida because of where we are and what we're already experiencing for the most 8 years with n g o miami freedom project, she's been working to increase latino to turn out to ensure that needs that being addressed by the political parties. if you come to latino is and you just think i go, i'm just gonna speak to them in spanish, but you're not speaking to them about house and you're not seeing them up about the economy. you're not speaking to addressin

moreover , the historic building was included in the unesco world heritage list.m the late eighties until 2020, the building was abandoned was used as an antique center and tea house. last year, the islamic center darul falah bought the church for 180 thousand dollars and opened a mosque in it, as well as a muslim educational center. local residents opposed the deal, but local authorities naturally did not listen to them. and these shots from the capital's sukharevo microdistrict on skripnikov street a fire broke out in one of the shopping centers under construction. according to preliminary information , insulation caught fire. black smoke was visible kilometers from the scene of the emergency, as reported by the ministry of emergency situations, the fire have already been eliminated. rescuers continue to work. there were no casualties at the scene. specialists are investigating the causes and circumstances of the incident. thousands of lethal doses of synthetics have been removed from circulation by drug enforcement officers in minsk, and a duo of drug dealers h