new museums are also constantly being opened, additional new museum institutions are appearing, new caterings are emerging, and tourism industry professionals should be familiarized with this, since this is the product that is in commercial demand for the most notable events in the economy, we will talk in the program of the area of ​​​​interest we will go to the city of ivye where the only museum of national culture in belarus works you are such a belarusian babylon whose heritage is connected with christians and jews and muslims in the history of culture, belarusian tatars and we will see unique exhibits presented authentic things . these are the pinnacles of the mosque, the clothes and the mother handwritten hamail pocket coins. moreover , they are written on the spot in containers, the originals of the sacred books, handwritten sources, and also black-and-white photographs tatar community of our city. the jewish settlement has its own small shtetal. the jewish town, looks very realistic, miniature jewish houses, peering into which you can be transported to the real street of the city of

a new museum in new york dedicated to the chinese democracy movement is now also displaying memorabilia from that time. well, germany's defense minister boris victoria, says berlin will look into reports that former german air force fighter pilots have been training pilots for the chinese military. the news weekly, there should be goal and public broadcasters, adf, se, quote, at least a handful of working as trainers in china. they reported that several pilots didn't respond to requests for comment, and that one rejected the allegations outright. former german fighter pilots and been training chinese military pilots for years. that's according to research by german media organizations. members of the german parliament intelligence committee are alarmed us having these all ago, that's the dots and we are consumed. that's also being employed by the gym and state service men and women could be employed in jobs in which they reveal state secrets. this could post a significant security risk for gemini, europe, a nato, the core for thought fund. i will post the novel dustin clinton. so who ar

government's violin cracked down, mark the end of the 1989 protest demanding more freedom and democracy in new museum in new york dedicated to the chinese democracy. it is now also displaying memorabilia from that time. and it's the final day of germany's of football season. with or b leipzig taking online shocked frankfurt in the comp final leipzig are looking to retain the trophy. they won last year. well frank for have a taste for silver. where after winning last year is you rope a week and this time around and shaping up to be a tale of 2 young goal scoring frenchman. it fits being quite the 1st season in germany for rondell called him when he eats the young frenchman's goals. 15 of them were instrumental in securing instruct, frankfurt conference like football, and even he's so really easy for me. i think it's thanks to them that i played so well this season. they helped me and i integrated well into the team. and you could say they're like a new family for me. but just so you know then for me to lou and he won the french cope with known plus season cleaning the pool called a german equivalent w

a new museum in new york city is commemorating that violent crackdown on students. it opened up on friday ahead of this weekend's anniversary. organizers who are also survivors of the tiananmen square violence say the museum includes photos and news articles. the museum is believed to be the world's only permanent exhibit documenting the 1989 protest and massacre. a chinese warship came close to a us destroyer passing through the strait of taiwan. the pentagon says the chinese ship came within 150 yards of the american warship in a, quote, unsafe manner. lucas tomlinson has the story from washington. a close call in the taiwan strait over the weekend. a chinese warship cutting in front of an american destroyer at dangerously close range. many republicans want to see the white house reverse course with china. their increasingly aggressive revisionist power bent on displacing us as the dominant power in the pacific. and i believe globally. so we need to wake up by projecting weakness, by pursuing detente with the ccp. we only invite aggression and they will only contin

. >> the italian american culture is coming alive in the city with the unveiling of a new museum and history center. new additions to little italy. >> reporter: in a short number of years that little italy has trade to get established in san jose a number of obstacles have been in the way including of course the pandemic. through hard work and dedication, some of the major pieces are now falling into place. >> this will be our little italy museum and culture center. >> reporter: this converted 1890s home will be a source of pride for san jose's italian american community and serve as a reminder of the role italian immigrants played in developing the agricultural roots. >> the history will tell our story but it is for san jose. >> reporter: the little italy community has reached a major milestone with conversion of the house, mini plaza, soon to be opened poor house restaurant and this treasure in the basement. >> we are trying to create the speak easy tribe. >> reporter: this is designed to recreate an italian cellar bar once part of the original neighborhood. >> the community coming

i am constantly opening additional new museum institutions. e are new catering facilities coming up and this needs to be brought to the attention of travel industry professionals, as this is a product that is in commercial demand as well. of course, and such less well -known objects. eh, we will e show in the upcoming season. uh, and we will also bet on cross-border programs, uh, with the smolensk region with the pskov region, because both for belarusians and for there are a lot of interesting objects for russian tourists in these border areas . here from mogilev with vitebsk region. so a few workshops will be dedicated to this topic, however. in this tourist season, all attention is paid to the second games of the cis countries as the main event of the summer. and not only the sports experience of the world hockey championship of the second european games showed that such forms attract many guests. they come not only to cheer for their favorite teams. but at the same time get to know our country. those who are far from sports. this summer will

sergey matveev well, now we offer you such a short trip to the spanish stalik because we went to a new museumf the royal collections is already preparing for the opening. it will feature bibilen painting and sculpture, decorative items. new art and royal furniture collected by the spanish monarchs over five centuries, the first exhibition will include 650 and more than 150,000 exhibits, which are managed by a national treasure. including works by velasquez goi caravaggio, waitress and tintaret, a third of the works presented annually will be replaced by new museum buildings, designed by luis montili and miliotonion received 10 architectural awards, including the 2018 american architecture award, the official opening will take place on june 28, and something to me suggests that it will be possible to go to this museum endlessly, judging by how quickly the exhibits will be updated by the amount of what is stored in the funds, but in general it turns out that there we will be able to contemplate the beautiful in the beautiful, because the building itself is a museum. yes, it is also an art form.

the italian-american culture is coming alive with the unveiling of a new museum and history center. len ramirez shows us the new additions to little italy. >> reporter: in just the short number of years that little italy has tried to get established here in san jose, number of obstacles have been put in the way, including the pandemic. but through hard work and dedication, some of the major pieces are now falling into place. >> this will be our little italy museum and cultural center. >> reporter: joshua divincenzo -millander says that this home will serve as a reminder of the role that italian immigrants played in developing the city's agricultural roots. >> the city will tell our story for san jose. >> reporter: joshua says the little italy community has reached a milestone with the conversion of the house , the soon to be opened poorhouse bistro restaurant and this little bit of a hidden treasure down the basement. >> what we are trying to do is create a speakeasy vibe. >> reporter: an underground social club is coming together with old blue eyes above the bar, all designed to re-

the exposition of the museum, but so far , the argentine collector marcelo orders has helped the new museumr more than 30 years he has been collecting things that are connected with the history of world football with them . marcelo has traveled to ten countries of the world as an organizer of exhibitions and now all exhibits will be located in the new museum, which is expected to attract every year. a million tourists, well, and , accordingly, millions of euros - i understand this of course, because football fans are all over the world a huge, huge number. i imagine how they feel, looking at all this really. just like euphoria, for sure, but now, it seems to me that one could add some more personal things. well, much more than a t-shirt. it would seem yes, but nevertheless. it seems to me that then these things carry some kind of special energy and i just don’t know if it’s good luck to just touch it. well, there are glass windows. okay, you can't touch it. but at least i don't know how to feel this skin energy. well, you know, at least an autograph from famous football players. that would

i additional new museum institutions are constantly opening, and new catering facilities are appearing and tourism industry professionals should be introduced to this, since this is the product that is in commercial demand as well. of course, and such lesser-known objects. e, we will show e in the upcoming season, a and we will also bet on cross-border programs, e with the smolensk region with the pskov region, because a for both belarusian and russian tourists there are a lot of interesting objects in these border areas of the territory here with the mogilev vitebsk region. so a few workshops will be dedicated to this topic, however. in this tourist season, all attention to the second games of the cis countries is the main event of the summer. and not only the sports experience of the world hockey championship of the second european games has shown that such forums attract a lot of guests. they come not only to cheer for their favorite teams, but at the same time get acquainted with our country. those who are far from sports. this summer will bring many more reasons to traveling aroun

new haul comes in. so, how many antiquities do you have in the museum?ked thousands of miles right across the globe. so it's a business? you've got people in italy, people in switzerland, people in the united states all getting paid, and they're all part of this system? and i couldn't resist one last question. nobody knows where the caravaggio is. i mean, do you know where it is? have you got it? no, no! erm... not here, not here. tracking down the movements of these stolen items isn't easy. but, not to be beaten, the carabinieri are adopting ever more sophisticated techniques, and a change in the law means they can punish criminals more severely. in this battle against these criminals, do you think you're winning? 500km north—east of rome, we head to venice. there have been gondoliers working on the canals for centuries here — but now, there are only 400 of the famous venetians left. and so, those still working see themselves as custodians of the city. last year, carmen met some who swapped their boats for scuba gear to help clear up the city's canals.

comprehensive modernization of khatyn, the church of the nativity of the blessed virgin mary and the new museum were built, by the way , veteran organizations of the minsk and leningrad regions signed a cooperation agreement there, focusing on educating youth alone of the main such points is the strengthening of ties walnut to prevent a split in the veteran movement and the third is the struggle against the falsification of history and truth. about our history, especially the majestic war. we also have a lot of very burned villages in the leningrad region. and literally. recently we were here in the big district and it looks like khatyn, but we came here, of course, i'm here for the first time and this is the scale. yes, this is the understanding of what was going on here, and the forty -third year. well, of course, this leaves no one indifferent and how everything is done is done. this seems to me monumental for centuries along the path of creation by a request for truth and for emotional immersion, the museum was conceived in this way, they got into the concept in 3 months, penetrating the ex

the most difficult post-war period was the work on the project of a new museum building; it was entrustedthe young front-line architect mikhail baklanov, and by the end of the forties, he presented to the high commission a draft solution, but not the museum building, but the museum city in the center of the belarusian capital, it was assumed that it would be located above the radiated bend of the svisloch. but this track was not a reason. why because it was too expensive and the country lay in ruins and it was necessary to somehow make more modest projects. only the draft design of the building was approved, and in another place along lenin street, the times were not for large-scale projects, the city was acutely in need of housing, the idea was realized already in the 21st century. regardless, in december 21 , the first halls of the museum quarter opened their doors to visitors thanks to the support of our president. today we can talk on an equal footing not only about the machine building product of our republic, belaz combine harvesters and so on, there are food products, but even toda

. >>> in about five years, a new museum of modern art will rise on this site, now a parking lot. >>> with people during the campaign, a lot of trump supporters who say well, you know, he is just saying those things, especially around muslims and building a wall, he doesn't mean not. but, they wanted somebody who would upset the apple cart. >>> when i started learning that most plastics are not getting recycled i started looking into why not. what does it take to recycle somethig? >>> trumps declaration this week that he would leave the nation in suspense over whether he would accept the election's results, what impact is that having on the campaign trail for both trump and clinton? >>> for the past three years i've been honored to share this newscast with these notable journalists who have brought you important stories, broken down the facts you need to know and shared the news that is had the most profound impact. next week an hour final episode, we will continue our journey of the remarkable journalism and impact of kqed in his room with a look of the stories from the 1990s, 2000 t

also, new ones are not far behind, new ones are constantly being opened, additional new museum institutionscts are appearing. food accommodation, and it is necessary to acquaint professionals of the tourism industry with this, since this is a product that is in commercial demand about the most notable events in the economy, we will talk in the area of ​​interest program we will go to the city of ivye where the only museum of national culture in belarus works you are such a belarusian babylon the heritage of which is connected with christians and with ideas and with muslims in the history of culture, belarusian tatars and we will see unique exhibits. visit the new presented authentic things. it's stiletto mosques clothes and handwritten hamails, my pocket price tags, and they are written by locals. these are originals of sacred books , handwritten sources, and also black-and-white photographs of representatives of the tatar community of our city. the jewish settlement has its own small staple. the jewish town looks very realistic, miniature jewish houses, peering into which you can be transp

in 2012, a retrospective was presented at the guggenheim museum in new york. ects, katelan, chose a unique option for exhibiting objects hovering in the central hall of the museum and not just as he explained himself artist, not hanged by his own author. i gave birth to you. i will kill you. this is a phrase. it describes the whole essence of the katana exhibition in the best possible way, he destroyed all his works, which he had been creating since the ninety-eighth year in a special way by hanging. in 2014, an italian furniture company created syrian limited editions of his creations pouffe in the form of a bitten off bar of soap, a stool in the form of a tombstone and a hanger. on the example of a cathelan, you can see that the combination of a good pr campaign of artistic flair, the current scheme on the way to recognition and success. yes, we really need to learn to understand contemporary art, because there are a lot of nuances there. well, for now, let's keep waking up . we remind you that thursday and june 29 are on our calendar and today the belarusian

>> like i said this is a brand-new museum. have changed the whole structure ofeu that museum to reflect our new mission. instead of it being stovepipe by directorate we now have five court mission that are interwoven throughout the entire museum. in addition to the mission threads we also have chronological history of cia. not just of the artifacts but as you look on the ceiling you will see there is a chronological history of codes in our ceiling with morse code at the beginning and by the time you get to the digital age and is in a binary code. >> having to become the director of the cia agency what is your background? >> interestingly enough i came to the agency asse a film producer. they need to do a documentary series about the history of cia. it was a wonderful experience. been swimming in the history of the agency ever since. lex my guess is thereau are addd difficulties because of the classifications and secrets the cia naturally has. worked or is a security overlay it cia that we all have to pay attention to in order

so this is like i said, a brand new museum. we have changed the whole structure of the museum to reflect our new mission instead of it being stovepipe shaped by directorate, we now have five core mission threads that are interwoven throughout the entire museum. in addition to, the mission threads, we also have a chronological history of cia, not just through the artifacts, but as you look on the ceiling, you will see there's a chronological history of codes in our ceiling starting off with morse code at the beginning. and by the time you get to the digital age, it's in binary code. how did you become the director of the cia museum? what's your background? so in arrestingly enough, i came to the agency as a film producer. they needed to do a documentary series about the history of cia and it was a wonderful experience. i've been swimming in the history of the agency ever since. my guess is that they're added difficulties because of the classified nations and secrets that the cia naturally has. they're creating a museum. there's a

later this month, the new international african american museum will open its doors in charleston, southof the powerful exhibits inside. . >> reporter: the new international african american museum sits along the charleston seaport tied to some of the most tragic events in american history. >> where are we? >> so we are at the former site of the war somewhere between 46% and 47% of all africans who were brought into what is now america, would have come through this complex. >> reporter: dr. tonya matthews is the museum's president and ceo. why was it so important to have this museum here? >> it's incredible for a museum to have what we call power of place, to actually be rooted in the space that is the source of a lot of our stories. >> reporter: those stories are on display here in this new $100 million museum. the single-story structure hovers on 13 pillars. the grounds are full of history, and artists' interpretation of the diagram contains the brutal representation of the slave ships. a couple of hundred years ago. >> this is where they would be taken off of the ships. >> reporter: i

now a new museum in new york is marking that violent crackdown on students. were also survivors of the tiananmen square violence says the museum includes photos, news articles and a bloody stained shirt. the museum is believed to be the world's only permanent exhibit documenting the 1989 crackdown. well emeryville based pixar is issuing layoff notices for the first time in ten years. 75 jobs are being eliminated, including the positions held by two executive behind the movie lightyear and the toy story franchise. is the move is part of a number of budget cuts at disney to try to streamline its operations. the company has ordered layoffs in nearly every division, including film and tv streaming services as well as the disney theme parks. walmart's making some changes to protect the environment. walmart announced it will now use paper mailers that can be recycled instead of those plastic ones. the retailer will also use special packaging technology at about 50% of its fulfillment centers, and it will help create custom fit cardboard boxes for customer orders, w

and this new museum explores the historic city's painful past but it also celebrates the contributionsng to help visitors like myself learn how to uncover their family histories. the new international african american museum sits along a beautiful section of charleston sea port ground that is also tied to some of the most tragic events in american history where are we >> so we are at the former site of gadsden's wharf somewhere around 40% of all african americans would have come through here. >> reporter: dr. tania matthews is the museum's president and ceo. why was it so important to have this museum here >> it's incredible for a museum to have what we call power of place, to actually be rooted in the space that is the source of a lot of our stories. >> reporter: those stories are on display here in this new $100 million museum the single story structure hovers on 13 pillars the grounds are full of history. an artist interpretation of the diagram portrays brutal conditions aboard 18th century slave ships. so where we're standing a couple hundred years ago. >> this is where they would

been partially or completely repaired iryna markiv oleksiy shmatov details tv channel inter only news museumery of burned russian equipment appeared in sumy oblast, volunteers and entrepreneurs removed the remains of tanks and combat vehicles from the roads and fields. what they could restore , they handed over to the military. what remained of the formidable combat equipment with which the rashists came to ukrainian lands, this equipment from the village of the railway station, so that near the boromlya station, columns moved in lebedin region the invaders occupied some villages of this type of equipment. this is one of the tanks that was closest to the city of lebedyn, which was blown up in a forest plantation about 1.5-2 kilometers from our front checkpoint. they were handed over by the teroborons, which were specifically engaged in the destruction of this equipment in the first days of the war on in this base, a volunteer center began to actively operate, people even needed flour for bread, and after the liberation of the settlements, other needs arose. sowing was ahead. that is why all

a new museum in new york city is commemorating that violent crackdown on students. riday ahead of this weekend's anniversary. organizers who are also survivors of the tiananmen square violence, say the museum includes photos, news articles and a bloodstained shirt. the museum is believed to be the world's only permanent exhibit documenting that 1989 crackdown on the white house is being urged to take action following the second provocation in a week by china's military. today, a chinese warship came extremely close to a us navy destroyer. and then just days ago, a chinese fighter jet buzzed a us reconnaissance plane. lucas tomlinson reports. a close call in the taiwan strait. over the weekend, a chinese warship cutting in front of an american destroyer at dangerously close range. many republicans want to see the white house reverse course with china. there increasingly aggressive revving , power bent on displacing us as the dominant power in the pacific and i believe globally. so we need to wake up by projecting weakness, by pursuing detente with the ccp, we only inv

think about not overdoing it too much with the next weekend being near 90. >>> a new museum is abouten in a charleston, south carolina , harbor. it does the history of the slaves trade and honors the resilience of a people who were enslaved. the international african-american museum overlooks a wharf that was at one time a major slaves trading port. an estimated 45% of the enslaved africans who entered the united states entered through this port . the museum also exhibits and artifacts that explore african-american labor and its place in u.s. history. it will also included genealogy research center to help families trace their ancestors. >> charleston will forever be recorded in history as a place where countless africans came to our nation as slaves, but now, today , charleston can forever be recorded as the place where generation of true history and stories were set free to be honored. >> the museum opens to the public this tuesday. >>> coming up . live music on sunday continues this afternoon at stern grove in san francisco. we will tell you on >>> if san francisco pride is not en

we visited the new museum, that is, khatyn is developing, and by this we show that we will never forget the victims of the great patriotic war, many people today, and we did not stand aside, and for me this is also a personal tragedy and memorial day and we have come to bow. tatarstan yakutia museum magnificent all the exposition, of course, impressive without tears, it is impossible to go, especially this hall, which is this barn, where are these living people. this is tragic music these burning logs. it's so touching to tears. i'm from yakutia, it's about 10 1/200 km. it turned out a route through yakutsk e to neverchit, ulan-ude, irkutsk, novosibirsk , respectively, to yekaterinburg, omsk, from there we arrived in mogilev with my wife. there dad buried for today was scheduled. that's it khatyn, minsk to visit. this is how we went. for 3 months, these are the same places for an adult. i bought guests from many edges. the capital has not yet passed the stele of memory routes, minsk, the hero-city, for the stretch of the day, adame mariyala brings to the kvetka the spacers of the khroma

rajiniya of the most holy theotokos and dismissed up to 80 trades of the main militia guests of the new museumveteran organizations signed lust not discussed. so one fell asleep of their accent at the pteshnyh vyhovaniya youth one of the main such points is to strengthen the connection. it's a nut to keep the veterans movement from splitting. and the third is the fight against falsification, stories and the truth about our history, especially great honest war. we have the same goals , the same pressure. west today we have and we give ourselves an account that only such a friendship is strong friendship friendship is unified common interests, both economic and cultural interests. they will give us the opportunity to endure this struggle by visiting these holy places. i believe here in your land. uh, the head of our primary federation first of all they would like to feed. this heroism is the feat of a simple soviet person. we also have a lot of very burned villages in the leningrad region. and literally. recently we were here in the big district and it looks like khatyn, but we came here, of cou

it is also planned to attract a new museum to the museum in a similar way an audience that noticeablye covid tattoo restrictions in the museum for art lovers. from 100 to 250 euros. this is how one should love rembrandt yes , of course, he is a brilliant artist , i can’t say anything, well, leave it forever. a trace of uh his art on his body. it is, of course, an act. interesting rembrandsureva. i'm already really trying on myself, so that i can do it. no, you know , you fold your hands like that, and you have a belt written here. yes, as it is written, there is an eraser. no, actually, i think so. uh, art is such a part of our such a part of our life, that no matter what the covid or covid restrictions are, people will still come to this, because a person is drawn to the beautiful man, drawn to the truth, to sincerity and to what, perhaps, he cannot and cannot do himself and what will live forever. let there be eternal life, by the way, forever, for example , the paintings of mikhail savitsky, our great belarusian artist, as part of the art cycle. do you understand the art of matthew

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were exhibited there, now they have completely refused to cooperate with the aggressor with a new name, the museumow has new partners from europe and the usa, what is there now artemzyabkin is exhibited in the thick of the then president of russia dmitri medvedev next to him queen of the netherlands beatrix together on the podium they solemnly opened the gallery watched the passage of the honor guard and salute putin was a guest here together with petrix in 2013 they opened the exhibition peter the great inspired tsar and installed a memorial plaque in honor of the 400th anniversary of diplomatic relations between russia and the netherlands in march 2022. the ministry of culture of the russian federation banned the export of museum treasures to foreign exhibitions for a year amsterdam armitage who usually lent the collection to the russians, was left without most of the exhibits, the director of the museum, anabelbirni, says that after the war in ukraine, her museum did not continue cooperation with the russians for ethical reasons, because of the war, which actually destroys everything, we could

here a new sudzhas museum will be announced, and the kingdom of 17964 of lukashenka is growing. 16 handsomeht there near this old atyn graves, and that there was a lid? i respect rasul khamzat near khatyn is not just an open-air museum, an eccentric slave to ride, how to shave off one’s own way, and two shnogs of fire until a symbolic otyna passes along the same hungry alley. yes , a certain highway was shown on the road, minsk vitebsk is no more than 5 km away. the relief is considerable, but the one who was called is getting worse and worse, everything was cut in memory of my land. steps of course, the development of the peaceful atom is sure a step forward on the path of our economic independence, we return to our homeland. more precisely, even to a small homeland. in small districts , there should be the same social infrastructure as in large cities. this is how belarusians build brick by brick, the future on their land. main broadcast. watch on tv channel belarus 24. with us you can go on an unforgettable journey around belarus having already traveled dozens of cities. for myself, i ha

, tastcatty— and made a whole new museum, tastcatty tte— and made a whole new museum, basically the sameever, you're not going to as many opera recitals as you go to eton . i don't as if you go to eton. i don't know. i think it's terrible. it's punishment for people. it's punishment for rich people. it's punishment for rich people. it's like, it's like saying to them like, yes, to be yes, you're rich, but to be rich, you have to suffer through this. this german singing for 3.5 hours. okay, look. so similar flavour to the next story in the times. now, pupils tree— story in the times. now, pupils tree-tave— story in the times. now, pupils from-have some- iairt “ now, pupils from have some learning to from eton have some learning to do. from eton have some learning to to. tec— from eton have some learning to to. tec sc— from eton have some learning to do. leo so according to this tree— do. leo so according to this tree ttce— do. leo so according to this former eton master john ctauettce— former eton master john ctauettce .— former eton master john claughton , in- former eton master john cla

demonstrators and tanks rolled into the square to end weeks of student and worker protests and a new museummmemorating the violent communist party crackdown on students in tiananmen square. it opened its doors on friday ahead of the 34th anniversary of the massacre of organizers, who are also survivors, say the museum includes photos, news articles and a blood stained shirt. the june 4th museum is believed to be the world's only permanent exhibit regarding china's crackdown on those 1989 tiananmen square protest. time now. 755 pakistani americans gathered outside the san francisco ferry building to bring attention to unrest in their country. the arrest of a popular opposition leader and former prime minister triggered violent conflict in pakistan between his supporters and the police. protesters say pakistan's justice system has collapsed and they say the government is violating human rights. it is something that all people around the world should stand up against. this crushing of democracy, this crushing of the people there is putting people in jail, killing the journalist who speak out.

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most holy theotokos and, until the eighties, the khatyn tragedy, we know ourselves or bones from a new museumibition. in the same place, veteran organizations have signed, while one for the german process, so one for the main emphasis on patriotic vyhovanie. youth is one chief of such items. this strengthening of ties is a nut to prevent a split in the veterans ' movement. and the third is the fight against the falsification of history and the truth about our history, especially the majestic war is a memory. memory for those who gave their lives, but defended our homeland. and we people must remember, and above all we fought together. here is the meeting. here, this is our unity of our say. so. eh, brothers - that's the greatest thing. we also have many very burned villages in leningrad region. and literally. recently we were here in the big district and it looks like hots, but we came here, of course, i'm here for the first time and this is the scale. yes, this is the understanding of what was going on here, and in the forty-third year, of course, this leaves no one indifferent and how it wa

yes, in this institution , dozens of visitors go to the new museum every day, not only tourists, butrad , the townspeople, impressed by the transfiguration of the building. we have new jobs. we have a new tourist facility. and the monument itself was saved from destruction - a very chic program. this is nikolai ranevsky interest-free loans from the regional government in his case over 10 million rubles. under the terms of the regional program, when the historic building has not just been restored. a is involved in the economic turnover of the good. already working. the museum is a coffee house half a long time, in general, sleeps without such support, nikolai admits that his project would be a desperate gamble, and so, an inspiring example for other enthusiasts to return abandoned historical sites to life alekseevich presented dmitry sitnikov to ntv kaliningrad and now the orange level of danger has been announced in moscow region today, due to strong winds and thunderstorms from hail, this was reported in the hydrometeorological center irina polyakova will tell us about what will ha

>>> there is a new museum in charleston, south carolina, dedicated to hundreds of years of african-americanand through individual stories, too. to show off the expanse and residence of the museum's center for family history, researchers traced my genealogy. as a black man with deep roots in the american south, i thought i knew where my story was headed. i was very wrong. very few moments many my career have ever brought me to this. >> this is -- oh, man. >> it happened at the international african-american museum in charleston, south carolina, which opens this month. six centuries of history packed into 150,000 square feet at the historic gadston wharf. >> above 40% of all enslaved african-americans would have come in through gadston wharf. dr. tanya matthews is the museum's president and ceo. >> space soft solemnity or celebration? >> yes. i refuse to choose. >> reporter: tribal art and contemporary fashion, relics of protest and reports of resistance. >> it's this infusion of trauma and joy, constantly, that we like to talk about here. you get the full story, but you're going to get all t

people are talk bug not only we v. 12 million dollars to build a new lbgtq+ museum, supervisor mandelman, supervisor scott wiener pitch in the 5.5 million dollars to make the dream a reality. [applause]. when someone says, something about san francisco you ask them. what are they doing to mo promote and change the world for the lbgtq+ communities like san francisco. there is no comparison. this month. during pride month this it is a celebration. yes , there are problems and challenges. yes there are always things that we need to fight for. but it is time after a global pandemic. after all the issues we have been facing. it is time to start to feel good again temperature time to celebrate hour we have come. time to celebrate the work and investment and everything this we are doing in san francisco differently than we did before. it does not mean we don't fight tomorrow. but today we celebrate. we have joy, love in hearts. we have preeshz, the next generation, they are watching san francisco. they know this is the accomplice to come to get help, hope and spchlt that's what pride represents