i don't know how unesco is going to tell them to go away the problem is that it is not political. it is india's culture. is the fact of the arab world cannot accept the authenticity of the jewish man. the latest move is not the first time unesco has come to anti israel decision ivan was said to eighteen s keogh had been collaborating on the exhibits this formula the unesco that year became the first you invite to accept the palestinians is in member states a move which triggered the united states and israel to cut off funding the organization of the us and israel have been stripped of their voting rights in unesco because of the four and suspensions unesco's large number of arab state members makes rebuilt the majority in israel during voting last october six resolutions condemning israel were favored . israel has decided to stop issuing cast lost to the. this follows the recent developments in the destruction of serious chemical weapons stockpile it was a need on still pissed that was scenes like this is really standing up and distribution centers ready to like maths. do it is am

law so we can restore funding to unesco so unesco can give us ome of our own u.s. taxpayer dollars back. i implore my colleagues, please don't do this. stand up for american principles. stand up for u.s. law. don't wait for hard-earned dollars of your constituents on an anti-american institution. unesco knew what fate awaited it when it admitted palestine. now it must reap what it soed -- sewed. the choice is as it's always been unesco's to make. this is not just about principles, this is about convenience. unesco is betting we only spend with israel when it is convenient. unesco turned its back on israel and the peace process. all unesco wants is our cash. our constituents' cash. and then it will continue to pursue its anti-u.s., anti-israel agenda. do you serious think that your constituents wants millions of their money to go to an agency at the corrupt u.n. that works against everything we try to do, to hurt our closest friend and ally, the democratic jewish state of israel? i don't think so. we are better than that, mr. speaker. so i urge my colleagues to stan

firstly it hurts unesco. because it shows is in that their objective is incredible when you try to improve the current arab countries because it shows that there are unwilling to compromise wanted to see who can walk you can fish too meeting in paris in lausanne today's man doesn't exist and yet the sun and decent house and to stage a joint press conference to express their own traits there is a jewish narrative. that narrative did not start in nineteen forty five or forty eight with the end of the holocaust. it goes back three thousand five hundred years. it's not a political football. it's a stark facts. so the surprise and the bitter disappointment here. it was the failure of the top leadership of unesco to do which is on stand up for its own values. jealousy cent as the magician plane tickets balance the heavy demands on union street excess night and it's gaining momentum beyond is retold this. the support of the jewish people whom i see reason why come over you so proud of the history of so that we truly

the latest move is not the first time unesco has come to anti israel decision. simon was said to the new miss gill had been collaborating on the exhibits its twenty eleven units killed that year became the first human body to accept the palestinians is in member states a move which trigger the united states and israel to cut off funding the organization of the us and israel have been stripped of their voting rights in unesco because of the phone and suspensions unesco's large number of arab state members makes rebuilt the majority against israel during voting last october six resolutions condemning israel were favored . israel has decided to stop the shooting cats lost to the this follows the recent developments in the destruction of serious chemical weapons stockpile it was any doubt still pissed that with scenes like this is really standing up and distribution centers ready to like maths. they were fears among israelis that if the us syrian catholic forces they would retaliate on the jewish state this was backed up by disturbing footage showing the deadly nerv

funding to unesco, we are essentially saying that, hey, it's ok. by the way, why not add one more in abbas? there has been a recent spate of terrorist activity against israel, and rather than act like a true leader should who seeks peace and a partner in a negotiated peace settlement, abbas was deafeningly silent when it came to denounce these acts of terror. but the powers at unesco don't seem to mind this at all. not us, mr. speaker, we are better than that. we are not about to trade in our credibility and our principles as a country for this platitude and for this circumvention. we know that if we concede to unesco, if we restore any funding, we would be making a grave mistake and also wasting hundreds of millions of dollars of our constituent dollars on this anti-u.s. agenda. i will continue to fight this push to restore funding to unesco in any way, and i will continue to rally my colleagues to join me in this fight. thank you very much for the time, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the chair reco

stories one started making the first dwelling of nomads to be included in the unesco list of intangible costs or heritage. among the stars are as a model has already been nominated in the local historians hope you will be protected by the organization he teaches at the end of last year the unesco's secretariat fine except that all the documents kyrgyzstan also played his nomination along with this but they chose us. we're certainly happy about this and at the same time feel great responsibility now to be honest it wasn't easy at all the entire academic personnel of the b c and carried out tremendous amount of work on the study of the month style units. just in the original form exist only here on my wrist lock the art of making years have been preserved here. they're still masters who inherited the skills of the ancient art they can easily retrieve the year of the eighteen century for example. it is our custom make your frames and so according to special methods which they learn from their ancestors. they're also very careful in scrabble this when making decorations for your its traditi

of manga style local history museum are sure that the whole world was soon know about the year if unesco secretary recognizes the year as one of the intangible costs to heritage of humanity the megastar year will receive a certificate this year. the latest news is that three got the dogs cuts out that stevie got kate said just because it's their deposit insurance but has developed the cutting edge software himself over to st the foot has successfully returned to cause it to customers of three looking to do things that just didn't think about it in the voting trends that day. according to the chairperson of the fund bought the place in the bankruptcy of the blueprint that they could cause major problems because the number of its deposit and sixty one to two hundred and sixty five thousand logically there were some positives could receive all the money once because of the problem in the data was not notified right away and makes database. so two years ago the fund launched the project on the formation of the software salt tube like letting customers from this ever happening again not the h

this, despite the region being designated a unesco natural world heritage site -- unesco world naturaleritage site. since planning for the games began, hundreds of protected trees have been felt. a quarry was also opened in the mountains nearby to feed the olympic construction boom's hunger for building stone. and ill legal docs have sprung up everywhere, often containing toxic construction waste. there is one in the quarry. >> the greatest danger is yet to come. the rock here is like a sponge, and everything that ends up in the quarry will eventually seep into the ground water, which feeds into the river. it in turn supplies the city with its drinking water. he used to be very clean. now, unfortunately, it has become extremely polluted. >> things are busy in the quarry . even here, border patrol guards keep a close eye on who comes and goes. the recent attacks have underlined that terrorist activity is a real threat. at the end of last year, two suicide bombers killed more than 30 people. dangers like this are nothing new, according to this human rights activists. terrorist attacks ta

this, despite the region being designated a unesco natural world heritage site -- unesco world naturaleritage site. since planning for the games began, hundreds of protected trees have been felt. a quarry was also opened in the mountains nearby to feed the olympic construction boom's hunger for building stone. and ill legal docs have sprung up everywhere, often containing toxic construction waste. there is one in the quarry. >> the greatest danger is yet to come. the rock here is like a sponge, and everything that ends up in the quarry will eventually seep into the ground water, which feeds into the river. it in turn supplies the city with its drinking water. he used to be very clean. now, unfortunately, it has become extremely polluted. >> things are busy in the quarry . even here, border patrol guards keep a close eye on who comes and goes. the recent attacks have underlined that terrorist activity is a real threat. at the end of last year, two suicide bombers killed more than 30 people. dangers like this are nothing new, according to this human rights activists. terrorist attacks ta

it's been declared a unesco reserve. the conservation requires a mix of technical and social solutions. >> some of the trees in the forest are 2500 years owl. their survival is at stake due to illegal logging and rapid population growth. >> cutting down trees is not for survival. the forest spans more than 90,000 hectares. locals are copping down centuries old trees to grow profitable produce. >> the first factor threatening the forest is land use trains. openers are cutting downtrees. another reason for deforestation is livelihood. sap lippings have been trampled and cannot take route. >> we were shown 30 trees, they couldn't catch the culprits. you can imagine hold is each treated. the forest department says it lacks fund, equipment, map power and training to stop the logging. >> when it snows people start cutting trees. that's when the rangers are alert. we is limited resources. >> the people of this area have no other option. the government admits there's a lack of warns. it started a small of smal project. corruptio

than unesco where in 2011 that entity allowed a nonexistent state of palestine into its anti-american and anti-israel organization. this move triggered decades-old law in the united states that prohibits us from funding any agency at the u.n. that admits palestine or any other nonrecognized organization into its membership. by recognizing palestine at unesco, that entity is attempting to grant the palestinian authority a de facto recognition as a state before it works out a peace settlement with israel, and it actually undermines the israeli-palestinian peace process. the powers at unesco knew what they were doing when they did this and they knew there would be repercussions, yet they chose to test our mettle and willingness to do the right thing, stand by our ally, and stick to our principles, and stick to our u.s. laws. for a time it appeared as though they may have been right. the administration has made no secret of its desire to seek a waiver to this prohibition in order to turn the money spigot back on for unesco. not only does it wish to pay nearly $80 million in dues this year

about one hundred thousand people passed through the visitor center in the year two s t officials a unesco designated mount fuji a world heritage site and now the guys are hoping though they'll welcome even more people to the mountain. i used lime for those around you know tommy in tokyo from oliver's year and managed the world. the home. act. i don't. i am. check some stuff all this weekend. highest mountain on the north and two consonants. it is detected it's taking some pics pitcher. interesting costumes. the crate. it is are. a a a speech. he peacemaker. mom and me the seas nineteen eighties to the steep be here in alaska. this is a nice teaser first attempt to reach great it is so beautiful in its own warren scored hits. it's awesome it's so exciting to be here in quito. these are all honesty he's an experienced climber he already has four successful some time sunday and it means he who can be stored on this attempt. goals for the physical the riddle of the river. moore took recently seen pulling in tn gucci suit included three week trip to tucson the cheese cheese to the nation's mos

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it was added to the unesco list of world heritage sites in 1998.ust part of this at it -- archaeological site is open to the public. the rest is in private hands and damaged by a chemical equipment used for agriculture. an environmental organization has launched a campaign to protect these lands and is looking to raise money to buy them. the project is deemed urgent because numerous structures have yet to be excavated and are in danger of being ruined by tractors and other farming vehicles. a campaign was started on crowd raiseg site indiegogo to funds to buy the land. the organization is offering web users the world over the opportunity to offer their say on the site. one artist will give away one of his original works for every donation over $1000. campaign is essentially social media based, and web users are asked to promote the initiative. i am katerina s. and 25 years old things to genuine research, which includes experimentation on animals. without research, i would have been dead at nine. an italian student who suffers from several rare gene

taxpayer money by giving it, wasting it to unesco? it's madness. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. speaker, i rise today on behalf of over a million americans who saw their unemployment benefits disappear on december 28. with our economy still struggling and unemployment remaining unacceptably high, now is not the time to take more money out of the pockets of those who are struggling to simply get by. this week republicans would rather continue debating the affordable care act instead of working to get our economy back on track by helping to raise the standard of living for the poorest americans and provide assistance to the unemployed. democrats in the house and the senate are working to offer solutions here in washington and back in our districts. in the district i repres

you have the best view of the unesco world heritage site in brussels. most of the warehouses here are baroque guild houses. over there, you have the houses of beer brewers, and next to it, the butchers. this was once an important trading hub. good trade relations are still important in europe, but in some remote areas, there are few jobs, at least in legal sectors. one entire village has specialized in marijuana production, and this summer, a "european journal" camera team was the first that managed to pay the farmers a visit. >> there's a strong smell hanging over this visit -- this village, the smell of a certain we've. it's a hub of marijuana growing. practically the entire community earns their living from it, yet the private farming of marijuana is legal. usually, the villagers keep to themselves. we are the first team that has been allowed into film since they started growing the drug. were the guests of the family -- we are the guests of this family. the head of the business, which produces around 1000 kilos of marijuana each year. >> first, we s

will the village in question which is positioned right beside the west norwegian fjords is a unesco world heritage sites well strong winds made was to pop by to several hours to bring things under control one hundred and seventy five people from the village was being treated in hospital for smoke inhalation. thousands of people took to streets here in paris today to protest against abortion close to one quarter of a million abortions are carried out in front seats yet. and the french parliament is set to start to beijing next week a bill which of late terminations of pregnancy the knees yet. anais is kind of forty thousand people took part in today's protest the police that was less than hoffa home. two people are reported to have been killed in south east and from swells been described as record rainfall has left hundreds without power. the number of readers of dust and banks and landslides have been adding to the misery. the cats george body estimates the faster it is submerged roads the landslide and disappearing god. heavy rains causing serious problems and propose something wrong the

unesco is considering putting the great barrier reef on the endanger lift. >> felicity is the great barryeef campaign manager for the australian and marine conservation society and believes the decision will worsen the poor health of the reef. >> we know that the dread spoils, the silt and the sediment is suspended in the water, travelling up to 80km. in that time it's going to land on seagrasses and on the coral reef and cut out the light and make it much harder for those things to survive. the great barrier reef is already suffering from poor health. as a result of historical run-use from the land and agriculture and farming, from urban development, the reef has been suffering, and it was downgraded to poor condition. to then add sediment from dredging into that situation is adding insult to injury. we will see the condition of the reef get worse, and this is the thin edge of the whenning. this 3 million cubic metres or 5 million tonne of dumping is the first of a number of proposals to expand ports and allow more dredging and dumping across the reef's water. we'll put pressure on the i

construction since it was nominated to host the winter olympics this despite the region being designated a unesco world natural heritage site environmental activists called and asked the vet says that since planning for the games began hundreds of protecting trees themselves the foray was also open to the mountains nearby to feed the olympic construction booms hunger for buildings down. and illegal dumps of sprung up everywhere often containing toxic construction waste. this one in the glory so what's up losses of the greatest danger is yet to come. the rockies like a sponge and everything that ends up in the cloudy but eventually seep into the ground will tackle which leads into the intimate side the ec intensifies the city with its drinking water. it used to beat any team. now unfortunately it's become extremely early that it isn't the patristic opponents things are busy in the quarry. even here border patrol guards keep a close eye on who comes into this the recent attacks in solo try to have underlined the activity is a real threat. at the end of last year two suicide bombers killed more than

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unesco were chernobyl ukraine. there's a snowstorm in parts of the us meteorologist robert spencer has more robert. thought you had any travel plans across much of the eastern seaboard here from washington d c but as far south as virginia beach and now heading off towards khamenei canadian their times. it definitely has been affected you see on the satellite picture. a low pressure system which started off your torso was discovered was the it's time to get that comma shape they're in the upper levels and that's indicating a rapidly intensifying storm system and who has been coming down out here some there is already seeing some significant snowfall very gusty winds in on the north western portions of the center of circulation this is where you saying that and even snow fall and it's still coming down in some areas out here could see obama additional twenty to forty centimeters winds gusting to eighty kilometers per hour. the berry fall weather in deed not this is gonna move out i would love this day. that said it's

they are hoping to cash in on the cuisine that was listed as a unesco intangible cultural asset in december. the winter fancy food show began in san francisco on sunday. about 1300 exhibitors from around the world are showcasing their special foods and beverages. the fair is the largest of its kind held along the u.s. west coast. it draws about 40,000 people in the industry. a record 56 japanese foodmakers are participating this time. wagi beef, rice and dried benito for food stock are among the items on display. >> there is the one ingredient that i'm very impressed with, like a hot pepper sauce, a japanese hot pepper sauce. i'm definitely going to use it. i'm going to go over to their booth and find out more about it. >> japanese food has become popular in major u.s. cities and the makers want the trend to spread to smaller cities where japanese restaurants remain a pretty rare sight. japanese officials are trying to stress the health benefits of japanese food to american people at the show. all right. that is going to do it for biz tonight. i'll leave you with the markets. >>> u.n. secre

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a unesco world heritage site.me from. >> it's a classic little sink hole. >> there are loads of these. this is what this area is. the cradle. it's called a cradle. now a world heritage site. because 60% of all the evidence for human evolution comes out of the valley. it's from caves like this that keep the record. that geology just conspires to preserve fossils. they're very, very rare things, but they're found more here in the last ten years than they're found anywhere. so you're home. this is where you started. >> this is my ancestral homeland? >> this is your ancestral homeland. ♪ >> that sound makes me happy. what does that sound remind you of, guys? what does that evoke for you, that sound? primeval. you know? happy childhood? soup over the fire. parental love? your enemy's genitals frying in hot oil? nothing? i get to work on the heart. something i strongly suspect will be delicious. and i'm right. andrea works her magic on the liver. dredged in flour and sauteed. this loin seared and glazed with booze. ther

neighborhoods and historic sites in one of the world's most ancient cities many of which were protected by unesco almost completely in ruins refreshing our reports on the civilian struggle to bring their life back to normal. we learned at a little international airport on what is believed to be the first civil air plane to touch down here in the last year it's a special government flight but authorities say regular ones are due to start in a month's time this flight means the return of life to this airport and the syrian army this northern syrian region has seen the most violent clashes during the almost three year long conflict leaving death and devastation behind it used to be four billion dollars factory where two thousand people were working now you can see there is left person is destroyed but while that is a common picture here it seems a tad hopeful peace is slowly coming back this village outside aleppo has just come back under government control out of fourteen thousand tragedians who fled after the rebels a tag one third the government says is now back to discover the houses are the des

unesco knew what it was doing palestine into its club, but unesco counted on the swishy obama administration to fund the agency anyway. well, congress should say no to unesco. we should say to unesco, no, you are not worthy of the hard-earned taxpayer dollars of our constituents and enough is enough, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for minute. ms. clarke: thank you, mr. speaker. as proud member of the brooklyn alumny chapter, it is my deepest honor to extend warm wishes to my sorority on our 1 01st founders day. on january 13, 1913, 22 young women at howard university in washington, d.c., the women of soon showed heta their dedication to our society. the women worked to support academic excellence at their colleges and universities and to provide assistance to women in need. in 1950, its first overseas chapter was established in haiti. the sorority currently has more than 900 chapters, located in the united states, england, japan, ge

unesco representatives said, "this global learning crisis is caused by a lack of well-trained teachersimpover irked areas. she said: >> on twitter a conversation broke out about this story, some don't see it as a prop: -- problem: ♪ ♪ and a response: >> you can read more at the website aljazeera.com. >> straight ahead - the oscar nominated look at an artist who works in a unique space and risks his life. is america the land of opportunity, worrisome numbers about children. >> did a film get stripped of an oscar nomination for an action plenty of others do you >> we continue the series looking at oscar nominated documentaries. "cave digger" follows a garbage man who has been an unusual artist. it's been nominated for best documentary - short subject. >> i'm obsessed. >> when he has a shovel in his hand, he's like a coke addict with piles of coke. he want to keep going. >> he's not the typical person. he does things for art. >> i don't put energy into being a success. my strategy is to wait for something from heaven. >> i had ideas for ages that i never got to try. i want to create a spa

according to a report by unesco, a third of the world's primary school-aged children are unable to read, write or do maths. that's 250 million kids between the aunls of five and 11. many do not attend school. the global learning crisis is caused by a lack of well-trained teachers, especially in impoverished arse. more children are in school. the issue now is to put the focus on quality. on twitter a conversation broke out about the story. some don't see it as their problem. he tweeted who cared, more jobs for the kids that applied themselves. lexie responded: >> you can read more at the website aljazeera.com. >> straight ahead - the oscar nominated look at an artist who works in a unique space and risks his light in the process. worrisome numbers about children, and later did a film get stripped of an oscar nomination that plenty of others do free lie. >> we continue the series looking at the oscar nominated documentaries with a question - when does art become an obsession. the film, "cave digger" followed a garbage man who became an unusual artist. it has been nominated for an award. >

. >> a senior policy analyst on education for unesco says governments need to realise the benefits of educating everyone. >> some of the poorest countries in particular upd spent, they don't spend enough resources to make sure all children reach the end of primary school and learn. this is about 75% of children in this situation that comes from sub-sahara and south and west asia. and in these parts of the world is where a large loss of resources is observed. >> 20% of the budget should be allocated to education. it's only a handful. 25 countries that managed to achieve the target. >> what is most important for the governments to realise is what education can bring for everybody, and i don't think any government would not want to see people prosper because prosperity is definitely a source of power. governments need to realise how substantial it is to vest in education. >> every day migrants travel across the atlantic. the journey is becoming difficult. >> the coast here is the closest place in sub-saharan africa for europe. the canary islands are 800km away. for years this place lured

all probls on the other hand justify it in better focus your turkey and we have in common from to unesco's saying mr ear the one hand a big chance to set up a model of islamic democracy for the whole middle east it ended up in a war with his own people and the war is perhaps too strong words of benjamin bruise on the turkish model that he's been talking about. and it's been really look to as him as a model trial lot of countries he's in and out and from still with the idea of the turkish model might think that something that may be like the more diffuse and academic literature then in media sources because the turkish model already to try to define what it is an exporter. and would require immense historical record remember for instance they're the ones rock star welcome we went to cairo for a few years back and his rock star welcome was told by an immense problem when he mentioned the word nice if a boy or six consumerism which was translated into arabic and turned into an immense problem for him while he was speaking with the rest the egyptian irresponsible notables cleary was so going t

taxpayer money for unesco is included in next week's omnibus budget bill. unesco must not receive a dime unless it reverses its decision on palestine. i urge my colleagues to see through this guise and to continue to support american principles and u.s. law. i thank the speaker for the time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. cohen: thank you, mr. speaker. there's been a lot of discussion recently about extending benefits to the unemployed and it's critical we do that. but i'd like to talk about a group of 226 people who were in my district who have jobs but still can't come to work, performing those jobs, and get paid. they worked at the kellogg plant in memphis making cereal. they've been locked out by kellogg since october 22 due to a national contract dispute. the company, with sales of $14 billion at last estimate, hopes to bring in so-called casual employees who would be paid less and work fewer hours and get fewer benefits tha