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revolution is turning our lives upside down and in 2014 the city was officially awarded the title of unesco city of media arts with its own oz electronica museum which is just being renovated. here on the banks of the danube river a giant u.f.o. appears to have landed the ares electronica center in linz is celebrating its reopening with a new exhibition that's all about artificial intelligence smart machines that are set to change our lives in ways nothing short of revolutionary. and i think a east and became cheo is a real game changer not just a turbo boost of the digitalisation green and i mean it's the beginning of a whole new set of rules and this is a development we consciously leave to engineers or take companies alone we as a society all have to have a say in this. ai for everyone without hype or hysteria presented playfully. division here isn't one of humans versus machines but of the machine as a part of us human made. here visitors faces blend together showing one of ai's dangers the potential for deception fakes and fraud who's who. use doing the talking we're entering an era in

so too is some coke a unesco world heritage listed temple complex that dates back to the 7th century. the archaeological site has traditionally attracted a smattering of visitors compared to the most famous and what but this may be about to change because some bold pray coke is much larger than previously thought but we were able to identify and map hundreds of reservoirs occupation mounds and even some temples that hadn't been identified before even with decades of work on the ground these creatures had stowed on and identified because the forest here is so dense. that discovery was made using so-called light detection and ranging technology for short life. by filtering out reflections from the vegetation the technology enables scientists to see through even the stake is jungle canopy. we can pinpoint certain areas of interest that. we maybe haven't explored before rather than having to walk the whole entire landscape and it saves a lot of time and money and it's really a great advancement in archaeology with this technology. that is being processed and see emery and loaded on to sma

are thora to use hope that one day the city's historical water management system will be declared a unesco world heritage site and attract more visitors. the ensemble of towers and well houses has supplied drinking water to the people of for almost 500 years. paddle wheels over the canal helped transport the water up into the towers from there the fountains in the city were supplied with fresh water. today only the structures and the plants remain. but at the. last on the lake you river you get an idea of how the people of used their wealth of water later in the 19th century. to prevent recurring epidemics such as cholera a new water works was built in 878 this allowed the households to be supplied with clean drinking water directly via pipes at the time. this state of the art technology cost a sensation throughout europe. but if you look at how ornate piece the floor is so chic it doesn't look at dust real. but i think it was made to please the eyes as you can see from the wrong time doors or the tourettes of floor made of fine italian marble 140 years old everyone has destroyed a factory

here at mission san jose one of 5 spanish colonial missions in san antonio recently designated a unesco world heritage site. look at how beautiful this mission is mission san jose is an active parish where you can attend church every sunday. well that was my day in famine tonio and i'm going to wrap it up now with the hearth drawn carriage ride through downtown san antonio i hope you've enjoyed it and i hope you come and visit us soon. from spring to spring up for some shopping zagat slagle celebrates the local culture she grew up here studied fashion and design in berlin and came back to her hometown to set up. livy store is frequent and by locals and tourists alike basis what would you recommend for me on a hot day like today. yeah. this one here is really nice it's really breezy i'm wearing one just like this. on it's inspired by traditional costumes the blouses we were underneath the costumes are cast in the same style my. if you haven't for an everyday kind of outfit you might want to try these cool skirts they're inspired by costumes too especially these delegate ribbons and you'v

unesco chair in journalism and communications at the university of queensland.is a founding director of the alliance for journalists' freedom. he was imprisoned for 400 days . and joseph fernandez media law , academic at curtin university >>> hello. a very warm welcome to "nhk newsline." it's 9:00 a.m. on wednesday in tokyo. i'm miki yamamoto. as the one-year anniversary of the u.s./north korea summit approaches. donald trump and kim jong un have taken their relationship to a new level, pen pals. >> i just received a beautiful letter from kim jong un. i can't show you the letter obviously. but it was a personal, warm, nice letter. a

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france including as the deputy minister for foreign affairs and human rights and the ambassador of unesco. we are happy to have her in washington sharing her insights with us. , joshua is a senior policy analysthe senior policyanalyst e east at the heritage foundation. he was also at the atlantic council's africa center and spent several years on the ground including with the peace corps. last but not least, senior adviser to the international public institute lecture in studies at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies and senior associate at the center for strategic and international studies and veteran of the u.s. marine corps as well. thank you for joining us. maybe i can start with the way that ken weinstein set up talking about africa as both promise and peril and ask all of you which of those do you see is thasthe most prominent right now with the balance between the challenge and opportunities" with the greatest ones are that the u.s. policy should be focused on. >> it was interesting to see africa has faced opportunities on the one hand and on the other hand, chal

earlier when buildings began shooting up around one of its world heritage sites unesco was alarmed. but now says drought on the base entire ecosystem is under threat. by posting on the notion that killing. this is a days it. whole bio diversity is collapsing if you. don't live oak and small fish survive you're. born when they're being exposed to such an enormous car and. every time these giants dock or are put to sea they're about planes and stern thrusters act like a huge blender roiling the water in the bay. the coast of victoria is considered one of the smaller ships the really large ones like the mine ships 6 weighing 100000 tons anchor outside the bed. for hours on end they bring their guests to shore with tenders. it's catastrophic for the sensitive ecosystem in the bay marine biologist best known my church says but the complex mix of salt and fresh water is somehow still intact for now. the maritime environment can withstand a lot and can regenerate but there are limits. once this system collapses it will become extremely difficult protracted and expensive to restore it to be

of dense forest and grassland slope is one of 13 national parks established in cabo in 2002 it's a unesco world heritage site and home to elephants panthers gorillas buffalo and over 400 bird species his days the elephants pose more of a problem than the poachers do and important part of the work of the park manager and his team is communicating with the residents of the villages on the edges of the national park. initially there were lots of elephants in the northern zone. but then they started encroaching on built up areas. we realised that the elephants were more or less fleeing the interior of the forest because of growing pressure from poachers from the south and southwest. who were. just waned on constantly gets calls about elephants entering the villages for the park management dealing with the concerns of the local people is a major priority the elephants destroyed their fields and plantations the basis of their livelihoods. thanks to fences that the park officials have set up around the villages the elephants are slowly retreating back into the forest. in 3 of the villages electr

this is the lush green spots a stone's throw from a unesco world heritage site which has been picked for the one point seven billion euro plants. green peace has predicted that the emissions from the site would lead to acid rain well the plant's cooling system would threaten the area's rich marine life. and the locals who make a living from fishing and tourism would also be hard hits. the disaster is gonna come from that's quite a plant is going to reach. out. to you so just imagine of but then i'm all people you know two fifty the government has repeatedly defended the plans saying the coal power is still the best option. if energy goals are to be met b. twenty thirty a temporary reprieve mark -- but only temporary for kenya. okay thank you actually came with all the business. that's because the studio. james credence awaiting but mediawatch margins of starting with a really. harrowing a photograph that has emerged. of to migrants father and he's totally daughter -- lying face down dead at the rio grande at trying to cross the border from mexico to the us and this. has gone viral an

at a memory bank act unesco here in paris at the john gently who was one of the demonstrators there that day. he is making nas and paid for it to be a registered in the world and memory bank so it there you go a i suppose. it's all about memories this past has been arranged on the memory of most chinese people what's the issue could this not discussed is that you know that they tooook it as an incident i- which sits it touches something that shook the entire foundations of communist china and this one man whose story i think illustrates the extent to which this at this wall forgotten he's he's a an artist a dissident artist. by that his his name or at least in any goals by is how do you how or body of choke. today he revealed his face for the first time mark because even was based in australia he he his work is quite a critical of the chinese powers that be and this was how we normally appeared. no actually. recently just before his first solo exhibition in hong kong he learned that the authorities in china. hi china trucked in his family and becausese it uncovered as hs identity and the

france including as deputy minister for foreign affairs and human rights and ambassador of france to unesco. we are happy to have her in washington and sharing insights with us. next to her, joshua is a senior policy analyst on africa and the middle east at the heritage found egg. he was previously at the africa center and spent several years on the ground in africa including with the peace corps. last but not least we have a lecturer in african studies and a nonresident senior associate and a veteran of the u.s. marine corps. thank you for joining us. maybe i can start with the way that the event was set up with africa africa -- which is more prominent or what is the balance between challenges and opportunities and what the greatest ones are on the continent that u.s. policy should be focussed on? >> it was interesting to see that africa has to face opportunities on the one hand and on the other hand challenges. the truth is both. but i'd like to be optimistic. and i'd like to focus on the optimistic part of the speech. the opportunities are really huge and amazing. africa is the continent

in kenya has already come under heavy criticism for fears it could ruin lamu old town, which is a unesco is on many of the african services. the french authorities say they have no grounds to believe the fire that wrecked paris' notre—dame cathedral in april was the result of criminal action. but they say a cigarette end or an electricalfault could have sparked the fire. that's on the world service english. and many of you are looking at this story on our website. us police in georgia found a newborn baby girl alive — inside a plastic bag dumped in some woods. you can see the officer cutting her free of the bag and gently wrapping her up. she's been named india and is said to be doing well. a former beauty queen in the gambia says she was raped in 2015 by ex—president yahya jammeh when he was in office. her testimony is part of a human rights watch and trial international report that details other similar allegations against mrjammeh. the former president now lives in exile, but a spokesman for his party has rejected the accusations which he described as "unfounded". you may find some de

reading and writing workshops run by charities and local employers, nottingham has been designated a unescoo runs literary events in schools. it is great that we can run together a huge success for our city on the football field with children inspired to do what they want to do. do you think by seeing the film and learning about what happened to nottingham forest, that can help children? it is in the context of things that the school and other schools do in our city. i am writing about how i want to become a children's doctor. lots of people supported each other and used teamwork and they were playing football. i want to be the one who helped. nottingham forest hasn't managed to repeated success of the late 70s, but the club hopes its achievements a0 years ago can inspire young people today. still to come on breakfast... # spice up your life!# it is actually the end of their comeback tour. i think the last concert is tonight. girl power is back, as we're joined by spice girls' superfans ahead of the final show at wembley tonight. stay with us, headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast w

at least when i read unesco, i know one thing. they're trying to really get at something serious and this has turned into a vaudevillian farce to me. my time has expired. >> i'll permit mr. dean to answer the aspersions on him. >> mr. biggs, if i might, i did my best to tell the truth when i was asked. i did my best internally to break up the watergate cover-up when i realized we were on the wrong side of the law. it was a -- an unpleasant role to have to fulfill, but i do know this subject pretty well. i've spent four and a half years recently transcribing all of mr. nixon's watergate conversation, learned a lot i had no knowledge of. when i served as white house counsel, it was the 255 days after the arrest at the watergate that i had my first meeting with richard nixon. i would have 39 meetings, 37 of them are recorded, 13 are tele -- excuse me, are telephone calls, 26 are meetings. earlier it was mentioned that i had somehow misrepresented these meetings. the person who did that did it based on nine tapes when there are 39. ot

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