spire cathedral the city's main landmark 1000 years old and unesco world heritage site. christianity has sent great monuments in the city but judaism has also left its mark here in the middle ages was one of the most important jewish settlements in central europe along with mines and warms the 3 cities were even called jerusalem on the rhine. spire warms and minds are considered the cradle of european judaism jewish life has shaped these 3 cities for more than 900 years and i want to know what remains of it so today's show is not just the city trip but also a journey through jewish history. in our p. mail we also jet over the ski slopes in. we take a tour of the port city of haifa in israel. and take a closer look at mine. in the old town. in these 2 streets in new gaza and plan that comes from gaza a jewish reserve venture area was created 1000 years ago because jews were only allowed to settle here the houses were built particularly narrow and high in order to offer as much space as possible. the speed of museum is also located here in the you wouldn't have the jewish

the current government is pushing to get bindiya recognized as the unesco world heritage site. these days just a few people like salome visit the loosely. he's planning to write about the libya in his blog when you look at it you realize that. little has been done to develop the police us to make tories feel confortable when they come in year and i really doubt that if that was really happening because our tories were not one to recommend another person to come here the next time because the police really does not look hospitable for 4 tories so i think that it's really important for the government to put feet on the ground and to see how they can develop it it can really being a substantial income more an italian americans have treated a sister route to travel route. rescissions see what and 10 percent of all africans who left the continent went through bia. at least 200 chiefs involved in the transatlantic slave trade here. is a descendant of deuce who once lived in the sleeve in which he walks or part time as a tall guy every body have to contribute but he decides to see. al

seychelles is the smallest country in africa half of that area has protected status including to unesco world heritage sites officials say preserving the environment now will make sure that the tourism industry stays strong. for rose to go. you know what. the attraction. people feel very much. like you or you. deal. with the. average to achieve balance doesn't mean to or isn't in the seychelles is going to come screeching to a stop any time soon officials know that the industry accounts for over a quarter of jobs on the islands the government says a survey on tourism and sustainability is set to begin soon as a move to electric mobility is a huge challenge for the car industry on the one hand the decline of diesel engines could mean job cuts with fewer hands needed for assembly but on the other new technologies also mean new opportunities. automotive supplier boss has one of its biggest facilities in bamberg in southern germany 7000 employees assemble traditional combustion engine parts making things like nozzles for diesel fuel injection but the future is said to look more like this fuel cells a stan

seychelles is the smallest country in africa half of that area has protected status including to unesco world heritage sites officials say preserving the environment now it will make sure that the tourism industry stays strong. it does not destroy. what we did for us to do was to. trust those that are in the people feel very large you know. who or you. feel. the places efforts to achieve balance doesn't mean 2 or ism in the seychelles is going to come screeching to a stop any time soon officials know that the industry accounts for over a quarter of jobs on the islands the government says a survey on tourism and sustainability is set to begin soon. businesses need to adapt urgently to the growing threat from climate change according to a consulting firm mckinsey millions of lives and trillions of euros in economic activity will be at risk if greenhouse gas emissions keep rising by 2050 ocean warming is expected to reduce fish catches by almost 10 percent i could affect the livelihoods of up to 800000000 people i can see adds that global supply chains are also at risk because they often designed for eff

soon became a place of pilgrimage today it's rococo church is a unesco world heritage site. you have plans to visit the algo it's best to fly to munich and rent a car not only will you be able to get from one place to the next you will be treated to speak tackler nature at every turn. before i started be a full length part of my journey we're going to hop on over to the other side of the elves to italy our of europe with llamas that we were stolen from ukraine sent us a video from her trip to venice the visit to the city of water was a mother's day gift from her son and as she told us it left her in awe. it's either arrived at my next stop nestled here i'm going to rent the equipment i need for my next and deaf or an introduction to the biathlon. so. my instructor for the day is to flick. ok ok let's go and you're probably a bit faster than me yes he's a traditional way and i'll scale kiddo so i guess i'll see you in half an hour sounds good oh. that's. right. the biathlon is extremely popular in germany or at least lots of people like to watch the competitions on t.v. . wel

it is a unesco world heritage site. world famous.he biggest borders people are coming up this and saying enough is enough has to stop. andy astle, a retired postman, says enough is enough. the dangerously is we are going to kill the goose that lays the golden egg. people are coming for it as a leisure park. there are places that such as blackpool and alton towers. here, we have to maintain the beauty. the company behind it says they would be recreational launchers, not houseboats. there has been anger over 4x4 vehicles using remote lanes in the park and plans for zip wires, try to trails and a ski lift have led to calls for a day of activism against such developments. the protests will take place on saturday, february the 1st and the organisers have lofty ambitions. they say it could be the biggest protest concerning protection to public spaces for the lake district has ever seen. local mp says he understands the concerns, he is calling for balance. for much of the la ke calling for balance. for much of the lake district that is the

acknowledgment of their important jewish past the 3 sham cities are now seeking to be listed as a unesco world heritagesite they spend years preparing their application which was the visit in january 2020. i left and i'm on my way to warms you only drive 40 minutes north along the rhine. the symbol of the city is like inspire and also minds the huge imperial cathedral. it was built in the 12th century. forms it's not only known for its cathedral and its jewish past but also as the setting for the famous me below in legend. in one's numerous buildings are innocent of the german heroic saga which deals with hate love power and murder the dragon is also there. and this statue shows the village haagen from craw new to the throne the new balloon treasure into the run. well we'll leave warms for a moment because we've received another viewers video as you know you can send us your impressions of your travels if we show here on check this time the video is from luis from bremen and he went skiing in the. so that's our weekly the mail. coming. up. let's. cut to. play you told. colin. followed play. play. play

it's obvious why many are protective of the lake district's landscapes — its unesco world heritage siten or machu picchu. but some believe now is the time for one of the biggest protests the national park has seen. we've had people coming up to a saying enough‘s enough, to us saying enough‘s enough, it's just got to stop. andy astle, a retired postman who's lived in grasmere for nearly 50 years, says matters have been brought to a head by the latest plans to moor ten 40 foot yachts on grasmere. plans to moor ten 40 foot the danger is we are going to kill the goose that lays the golden egg. people come to the lake district for the beauty of the surroundings, not for a pleasure park. you know, there's plenty of places for that, the blackpools, morecambes, alton towers. here, yeah, we move with the times but we've got to maintain the beauty. the company behind the grasmere boat plans says they'd be recreational launchers, not houseboats, and provide a welcome attraction. the houseboats 0ff grasmere campaign is the latest in a series of controversies. there's been anger over 4x4 vehicles us

spaces and begin to say why don't we do at least a pilot test which we did on the sugar bones unesco world heritage site in bangladesh looking at. fish processing camps that use child slaves and in that short pilot we discovered far you've known process in camps and cheers to latitude and longitude you really ought to do something about it. following the success of the pilot study they turned their attention to one of the biggest uses of slave labor in india according to anti-slavery international. and the reason we thought it with the book it's surely due to the number of. the number of people that work in the film for they tend to be working under forced labor so if we can actually. help more people than we could face if we focus on another type of flavor the activity. the slavery from space projects brings together earth observation scientists geographies social scientists engineers and computer specialists they watching 4000 miles from the raid unfolding at the brick kiln. it's estimated that up to 23000000 people are held in debt bondage in india and a 3rd of the children working for up to 9 h

national park south of seville is a unesco world heritage site and a stopover for millions of markets or birds traveling between europe and africa but it's surrounded by agricultural activity that is sucking it dry demand for water poses a threat to this natural paradise and illegal wells are exacerbating the problem. is essential for biodiversity for the park's wetlands and fauna but it's also essential for the local economy which revolves around intensive farming. but the problem is in the last 30 years that farming is lead to illegal extraction of water and that has a serious impact on the park's marshes and lagoon. groundwater levels of far. so the water balance in don't ya know. park has been altered. we're destroying it. has been fighting to protect anjana national park for 16 years the agricultural engineer comes from the region and has made the campaign against illegal wells his life's mission he uses satellite imaging to locate newly drill for holes and illegal agriculture. these are official government maps. legal agricultural areas. it is it's a map that's available to the

gazed over the swiss mountains and to college glacier the largest pleasure in the arts and the unesco world heritage site. to me building a railway line up here seems like a crazy idea back inside the building complex and there's a vis told me it was even more crazy back then he's been working here for 30 years and knows the young for your inside out including its history. he explained how dangerous the railways construction was 30 workers lost their lives diseased it seems surely you can see how tough all these manual labor was baghdad not yet in flow after every knock that quarter turn the drill and then a colleague would knock it again and that's how they knocked these drill holes about 80 centimeters deep into the rock then he met them and then fell then when it was deep enough that put dynamite inside. i didn't blow it up competition i mean. done with the. weather is unpredictable at the young for york and can change without warning the annual average temperature is at minus $7.00 degrees celsius. to prove his or her own position you feel a bit like a king with you really are above europe up he

check we can see the world's most beautiful cities without having to travel there and visit unesco world heritage sites like the cologne cathedral we can get up close to wildlife in the jungle and in the ocean 360 degree panorama shots give us complete views of hotels before we book and biometrics speedup checking in at the airport but not every innovation increases efficiency the japanese robot hotel for instance fired about half its service robots because they made more work for its human staff and they saved. if you're interested in finding out more check out our you tube channel well show you more small tools that can help you on your holidays you can find out which gadgets can replace your luggage and how you can talk to locals using smart devices how do you use digital tech when traveling with schedules do you take along let us know on one of our channels i'm looking forward to hearing from you by by. the phone. with him how to be good goes on as well lions how you know if i had known that the boat would be small i never would have gone on a trip but you know i would not have put myself and

seychelles is the smallest country in africa half of that area has protected status including to unesco world heritage sites officials say preserving the environment now it will make sure that the tourism industry stays strong. it does not really destroy. what we are. for us to do was to. trust those that are in the people feel very much. like you or you. feel. the places efforts to achieve balance doesn't mean 2 or isn't in the seychelles is going to come screeching to a stop any time soon officials know that the industry accounts for over a quarter of jobs on the islands the government says a survey on tourism and sustainability is set to begin soon. this is news and these are our top stories iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei has led friday prayers for the 1st time since 2012 taking the opportunity to address the nation ukraine's to iran's recent missile strikes against u.s. forces in iraq in retaliation for the killing of iran's top general he also defended the country's military after it mistakenly shot down a passenger jet. german foreign minister heiko ma says the powerful rebel leade

it is a unesco world heritage site.e for of the biggest borders the national party scene. people are coming up this and saying enough is enough has to stop. andy astle, a retired postman, says enough is enough. mike the dangerously going to kill the goose that lays the golden egg. people are coming for it asa golden egg. people are coming for it as a leisure park. there are places that such as blackpool and alton towers. we have to maintain the beauty. the company behind it says they will be residential lodges are not houseboats. the high spots of grasmere campaign is the latest in a series of controversies. there has been and are over 4x4 vehicles using the park and plans for set wires have called for protests. ——zip wires. the protest will take place on saturday thirdly the first and the organisers say the biggest protest about public spaces the lake district has seen. local mp tim finds says. —— farron there has been a lot for nightlife and families but we do not want that to creep into the lake district experience a

seychelles is the smallest country in africa half of that area has protected status including to unesco world heritage sites officials say preserving the environment now it will make sure that the tourism industry stays strong. it does not really destroy. what we are good. for us to get the water to. trust those that are in the people feel very want. to or you. feel. are. the places efforts to achieve balance doesn't mean to or isn't in the seychelles is going to come screeching to a stop any time soon officials know that the industry accounts for over a quarter of jobs on the islands the government says a survey on tourism and sustainability is set to begin soon. we have some sports now the german bonus league is back after its traditional mid-season break with match day 18 kicking off later today 18 teams will be in action over the next 3 days as top clubs battle for the championship and relegation strugglers fight to stay in the league. will be able to catch highlights of the matches in our news programs over the weekend let's get a preview now. of what's in store with chris harrington good morning

targets are important cultural institutions in iran and presumably talking about you know unesco world heritage sites perhaps or something iran has more than 20 of them and explicitly explicitly saying that those would be targeted if they were to be targeted could potentially be a war crime so there's a lot going on here in these tweets but clearly it was came as a little bit of a surprise and and i think caught a lot of people off guard given that you're hearing one side of the administration saying they want to deescalate but another side the president's tweets doing exactly the opposite yeah gavan the white house has notified congress about the strike but we understand that house speaker nancy pelosi is incensed about its contents. yeah that's right white house sent a letter to nancy pelosi in the congress informing them of the airstrikes you say why why was that happening let's all part of the that's all part of the war power resolution so the white house is obligated to within 48 hours of hostilities commencing to send a letter informing congress about why they are doing this but the lette

considered a war crime iran has more than $24.00 sites within the country that are on the unesco world heritage list and so in this same off camera briefing where he was where the pentagon had to clarify this letter and say they were not pulling troops out of iraq he was also asked about this and he said are you planning to target cultural sites in iran and all he secretary of defense would say was if we go to war with iran he said we will follow all the laws of armed conflict the reporter then said does that mean that trump is incorrect and he's not going to target cultural sites in iran and he just responded we will follow all the laws of armed conflict so again the secretary of defense having to contradict the present a united states and basically saying essentially will follow all the laws of armed conflict and the laws read that you cannot target cultural sites during an armed conflict so it was a lot of confusion in washington on monday and a lot of things that were just left people scratching their heads saying what is going on here or it's a double elizondo there live for us in washingt

cultural sites now during a war now it's important to note that just in iran there are 24 unesco world heritage sites just right there so clearly some pretty strong words by the president and as one u.s. senator said the u.s. should not be threatening to bomb war co. traill sites or destroy cultural sites he said that's something that i saw would do and gave the u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi said the house is going to introduce and vote on the war powers resolution this week to i guess limit u.s. president donaldson's military actions regarding iran. yeah the democrats in the house speaker nancy nancy pelosi have been quite upset that trump did not inform congress before he did this assassination of soleimani and others cording to the way it works in washington as if a us president declares war interns into war he has to get congressional approval 1st while this airstrike killing soleimani could be interpreted and is being interpreted by many as an act of war that's not how the trump administration sees it nevertheless it's close enough to work congress says we should have been informed about

destroyed businesses disrupted and dozens of lives lost the blue mountains in the west of sydney a unesco world heritage site has been hit particularly hard in the neighboring region of penrith it's almost impossible for people to avoid breathing in bushfires smoke and more than once this summer head north has become the hottest place on earth so we can't ignore the fact that you know temperatures are going to take ridiculous levels and. they are at a point where we've never seen them before we've never had time to divide 50 degrees in my lifetime. as a kid we've never experienced. a strategy as severe drought has worsened the bushfires season which arrived weeks earlier than normal and those fires have become political just months ago scott morrison won the election in a landslide appealing to voters who were concerned about their personal finances but the scale and scope of this bushfire season has made many ordinary straley and realise the personal cost often environmental catastrophe experts say politicians are now facing increasing pressure with many people blaming climate change and demanding acti

has identified 24 locations in iran that are unesco world heritage sites so trump really threatening not only iraq with these sanctions but also threatening iran as well on multiple levels should iran decide to retaliate against the united states. in washington these thank you. tens of thousands of mourners are out in iran's capital right now for the latest stage of qassam somali's funeral procession well these are live pictures now coming from the iranian capital tehran sort of mani's remains will be taken to his hometown on tuesday to live pictures there coming into us here today reports. a sea of mourners millions across the country came out onto the streets nothing like this has been witness in iran since the funeral of the founder of the islamic republic at a loss how many 30 years ago the assassination of qassam so the money has united a country and its different political factions donald trump street threatening to targeted rein in cultural sites has encouraged even more defiance but it's a sacrifice on life for him if we sacrifice our blood for him he still not enough. to kil

significance to iran's significance what he means by that we don't know but iran has more than 20 unesco world heritage sites in iran and clearly any targeting of cultural sites is a war crime and so clearly this is escalating. levels that we could keep imagine even 24 hours ago at a time when other administration officials are generally do just the opposite and deescalate it and gave some fascinating detail in the new york times article that pence kind of the shills were stunned when trump chillis the most extreme option of killing so the money when he was given all the choices. yeah cording to anonymous administration officials with 1st or 2nd hand knowledge of this they are telling the new york times that the pentagon provided a what they say what they call it is a menu of options to trump to retaliate against iran for the attack of the us embassy in baghdad and on those range of options there were some that you know were striking for example iran ships military ships striking iran's into targeted strike on a missiles in iran or targeting. is something in iran assets in iraq but also on there was th

that iran has more than 24 different cultural sites in the country that are demarcated as unesco world heritage sites so it's a really unprecedented for up u.s. president to do so to make such a threat and certainly has caused anger by a lot of people here in washington and beyond as one senator said he said this isn't something the u.s. does targeting cultural sites and war is something that i so would do i'm gay but u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi has said that the house is going to introduce a bill on the war powers resolution this week to limit i suppose u.s. president saddam's military actions regarding iran. yeah that's right this letter came out late on sunday and it it really signals how much palosi and the democrats are upset that the fact that trump has not followed normal washington protocols when he did this strike killing solo money see as furious that trump did not inform congress in advance of the strike and also has not given more details about what exactly is the intelligence that he said that trump an administration official say why it was so urgent to kill solo money and thus

raises eyebrows of a lot of people because that iran has over 20 different cultural world unesco world heritage sites in the country over 20 of them and it's a war crime to target nonmilitary institutions such as that so you know very unusual tweets quite frankly by the president ited states and somewhat surprising because all day on saturday we're hearing from administration officials including secretary of state mike pompei all who are giving them a message of wanting to deescalate the situation when trumps tweets are doing exactly the opposite of just briefly mention as well also on saturday the white house sent a letter to congress basically outlining why they did this strike killing so many and others they have to do this under the under the war powers resolution within 48 hours of commencing any sort of military activity that puts american military lives at risk the white house is obligated to send this letter to congress nancy pelosi received that letter late saturday and. his fear is because it's classified which means she cannot reveal the details of it she said and in a statement she

list he said some of them were important cultural sites to the to iran iran has more than 20 unesco world heritage sites in the country ran and targeting those militarily would be a war crime. cooler temperatures in parts of australia have given firefights as a brief reprieve after what's been described as a horrid day if on saturday blood red skies could be seen along coastal communities in new south wales hundreds of properties are thought to have been destroyed across new south wales and also in victoria and the deciles i was into 25 after one man was killed while still hunting his property but authorities say mass evacuations have prevented major loss of life. this is the most significant this is the most comprehensive and the most dramatic in terms of discussion of response government that we've seen to a disaster such as this and i believe that's where we need to focus our attention and we are seeking obviously to communicate that directly to a strike it's to ensure that i can have confidence that the response is matching the maid well jessica washington has this update now from batemans bay