and urban archaeologists who study urban growth and city development are often looking feet beneath the ground for evidence of human habitation and change. and their discoveries of built landscapes in the early national period help us see what once existed how people adapted their surroundings to new needs and priorities and how these places changed over time. so here is an early example. from new york city so you're looking at a google satellite view of lower manhattan at the intersection of water street and old slip right near the east river not too far from the entrance to the brooklyn bridge. and you're probably looking at this and you're thinking gosh professor lasso. this isn't really mean anything to me, but i promise you it will in just a second. so what you're looking at here is the approximate location of what was once a wharf owned by new york merchants? theophil act beige who has one of the coolest old-timey names i have ever heard. and beige and his wharf were a prominent feature of new york's early 19th century landscape? and the remains of this wharf? still exist, they re

or less urban population. so now they're pretty m a. well, this is a male, this young male. i why don't we take that your punch and we'll start on the other one. ah, isn't suitable for comprehensive genetic analysis. so the researchers take a tissue sample from the ear. ah, yeah, you got something? after collecting the samples and some measurements of the scientists release, the mice. genetic analysis can reveal the evolutionary trajectories of the mice. there we go. they point to a variety of physical and behavioral changes spreading among the animals. each of them unique to the challenges of each city park environment. so we're starting to fill in our gradient really nicely. i'm so here the my c as today from the color center. and you can see it's right in between highly urbanized new york city and then all these sites we have up here and what out here. so central park seems to be our most distinct population to date. it makes sense. yeah, yeah. most urban, probably the most isolated. so if you took a mouse

it is good to be back with urban league. it is good to be back in 3d with urban league.to thank mark, always a good idea to put a mayor in charge. i want to thank everyone in leadership and staff, the team at the urban league all of you for the chance to join you. the leaders, legendary names like whitney young, lester granger, vernon nord -- vernon jordan, shaped 20th-century and have done so much the 21st as well. this is an organization whose record for itself. in the past decade alone, thanks to your work, millions of people have been able to find jobs, i homes, secure health care, get world-class education, get this they need in the pandemic and so much more. for over one century come at urban league has been guided by clear and simple mission which is to empower and uplift communities that have too often been left behind. as a proud member of the administration cabinet, i am here to speak very briefly about how our administration and my department is working toward that goal. i will end by reflecting a little bit on you coming. -- on where you come in. you have hea

it's not clear their oasis will forever survive the pressures of urban development. but for now it's a bonus for the family and the environment. as we just saw album greenery is not just about providing spheres for relaxation. it can mean much more. for example, it can be used from going from in the southern city of 3 to one and to put em, this idea is helping thought a multitude of problems. ah, it's blunting season video camera does is pleasing green, chilly seedlings in the soil. the plastic wrap locks in my show is walked as a farm helper for 6 years. he comes from the predominantly rural state of a sam in northern india. but it's here in the southern city of 2 to one and to put on in get law that he learned how to fun. here. thing. yeah. me, billy though, is i maker. she madly i knew latino about farming. ma la. i just used to help my dad, but after coming here i have learned a lot about it to me, and i know all about helpful technology is ready to go mile and will now be at over regularly. me. i don't have to feel no good. now don't you know what needs to tell

i replaced with another green heaven prosource which but governments urban garden. he hint from the state of old rubbish. for 20 years, he has been growing produce here, close to bondage railway station. the garden spot of government land and part of a state sponsored initiative, organized by central, really called, grew more food. i had my sal met nearly every 5 years and, and the land is transferred to a different villray official keegan at the new officer in whose name it is transferred or had drunk comes here and pixel. what it says, manage, mankato up. there are is good bad you have put our management leg resort. wish luka duns the garden on their behalf. the real big company helps the gardens be proven. crash and litter from being dumped on platforms and stop people from settling and illegal shacks along the tracks. with his wordpress on, on enough to support his family. the live nearby, one of his sons has just graduated from college to people from his village. help him out with the garden critters come by regularly eaten by his fresh vegetables until you get

how to build closed settlements urban settlements and here the most important point is infrastructurehe guests of the xmr forum, the rich, world-renowned urban consultant enrique penelossa, agrees with this. in its time carried out a serious reform of urban planning in the biblical capital , mistakes cannot be repeated, for example, america, where people living outside the city are completely dependent on private cars , otherwise getting to the store in shopping malls of hospitals is extremely problematic. in any city, it is necessary to create centers of attraction, for example, sports grounds, ura nishi, a man of russia, a master of sports in greco-roman wrestling vyacheslav maksyutov conducts a master class in tambov on a new workout site of fifty simulators level, as in good fitness centers. only here the free ones are available to everyone, the part is designed for people with disabilities. we, as an institution for the development of the house of the russian federation, our main task is affordable housing. comfortable environment. and now they hold such forums and always do to t

yes, and for urban planning. involve these territories in the development of the city and create a new high-quality urban environment there. this one the program has started. now we have 154 territories per 1.000. e with a penny there is a hectare. the city also finds opportunities. how to build something large-scale, the already established historical part of the capital of the moscow state technical university named after bauman will have its own science campus with 170,000 new areas that will be dedicated to science. uh, quantum computing is photonics, biomedicine, and green technology. uh, robotic systems. and that gives us a foothold in the sphere. uh, that one. where does scientific knowledge come from, together with vice-rector pavel rogovoz, we are considering a project turbonistic principle, open with no fences. this space will be for everyone who wants to move engineering thought forward several buildings of the united ideas of creating the future based on fundamental knowledge. and all these ideas shou

it's not clear, their oasis will forever survive the pressures of urban development. but for now, it's a bonus for the family and the environment. as we just saw, open greenery is not just about providing space for relax ation. it can mean much more. for example, it can be used from going food in the southern city of c one and to put them this idea is helping solve a multitude of problems. it's planting season. the jackal model is placing green, chilly seedlings and the soil. the plastic wrap locks in moisture is walked as a foam help for 6 years. he comes from the pre dominant rural state of a fam in northern india. but it's here in the southern city of k to run for them and get that to learn how to fund if they get me bill it is. i make me she madly. i knew nothing about having me. i just used to help me. but after coming here, i have learned a lot about me and i know all about helpful technology. and now we're ever going me . i don't have to feel no good natasha. no one needs to tell me what to do. and i know it all my cell phone we did us works for grew agro ventu

that's why the state is now promoting urban rooftop farming. more than $20000.00 people are already taking part in the program. urban agriculture could be a sustainable solution to feed growing populations and rapidly urbanized india. but unlike and corolla scaling up could be a challenge, especially in major cities like delhi, bengal noodle and chin i, all of which are running dangerously low on ground water levels. but experts say there could be a solution. unlike the ard, earlier, conventional method of getting blends using a board or maybe a hose. no, we have microevolution methods like micro sprinklers, other than that, but that addition is the government is supporting those programs also. and that a number of go private companies also bring your good models that can be fitted into this. so that want to shortlist for our problem can be forwarded to a great extent. urban farming also creates a green buffer against carbon emissions and helps to filter air pollution. but a lot of people living in cities can't afford the fresh homegrown food.

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that slack landing at the biggest urban highlight event in the world. and we will take you there today all coming up later on in the show. and with that, welcome to another edition of your own max with me, your house to megan lee. here's a look at what else we have in store. reporter rachel stuart shows us some surprising things that are important in germany and rambling along one of the world's most interesting boulevards, la, la, in barcelona, but 1st drinking champagne and eating seafood might be considered a luxury. but for many people in france, it's simply a part of life, especially on the atlantic coast where oysters, plans and muscles are harvested. thanks to some 3000 kilometers of coastline. the search for seafood delicacies during low tide has become a popular activity for your max reporter hendrick belling. searching for edibles in the mud on the beach is not something he would normally do, but for muscles he made an exception. ah, to martinez. what about this one? let this g another be enough. i am walking along the french atlantic coast ne

it's been the center of urban life for hundreds of years. and it also saw tragedy strike in 2017 when terror strove of van down the boulevard, killing 14 people. but in the year since law rambla has been defined by its resilience and energy, hello, hello, i'm familiar with president of friends of the rambler. if he knows he's gonna be on today, i'm going to show you the hidden seekers to pass alone. as the famous rambler boulevard, i'm glad i let go. i want to fiddle no muddle for me. i grew up here on the rambler in 2019 some 14000000 tourists visited barcelona. this boulevard is what is the city's most popular sight, yet hold secrets of which few know at 1.2 kilometers along the rambler was not always glamorous, especially the lower part was once notorious. a 2nd dog actually got in this area near the port has a special secret where many years ago it was known for prostitution more trust on yours or something remains from that time over, which you can see here in the restaurant. i are maya, i get a study up. yeah. get up. what is read and

enrique penelossa at one time carried out a serious reform of the urban plan.annot repeat the mistakes in the colombian capital, for example, america, where people living outside the city are completely dependent on personal cars; otherwise it is extremely problematic to get to the store in hospital shopping centers. in any city, it is necessary to create centers of attraction, for example, sports grounds, ur the strongest man in russia, master of sports in greco-roman wrestling vyacheslav maksyuta, conducts a master class in tambov on a new workout site, fifty level exercise machines, as in good fitness centers. only here the free ones are available to everyone, the part is designed for people with disabilities. we, as an institution for the development of the house of the russian federation, our main task is affordable housing, a comfortable environment. and we always hold such forums for the city, where gifts are held here. so the idea was born with our regular partner to make such a fitness park last year. we took it to court and saw such a phenomenal, you

wait now, the urban planning code of the federal law provides for master plans without fail.ribute oil locks, there is a plan, but you check it now, on the contrary, there is an attack on the agent plans. the most important thing for us now is to ensure that everything is built according to the master plan and then checked at the end. responsibility if there is some difference between the built and declared quarter, yes, and to understand again, for example, they want to build one house. that's when the complex development, everything is somehow easier. and here, one would the authorities do not have the right to refuse in almost any city in our country, but apart from maybe moscow , st. petersburg, but the red line of some standards is absolutely violated. well, this is an 18th century building. there is also a tower made of incomprehensible concrete glass and some sticks. i mean, uh, how can that even be allowed? well, or in moscow it is allowed through the adoption of decisions by the urban planning architectural commission. well, in my opinion. these are the individual so

it's most war urban warfare, ah, architecture becomes really the most important evidence to read the contours of the violence. we can reconstruct the battle itself and what happened by looking very closely at the ruins in the again, than sofi. you to fund this project well for engine khaki, take to, to present architectural fact as evidence in legal and political for the major project that we do use in analysis of drone warfare in pakistan, afghanistan, yemen to malia and gaza forensic architecture. working with the mandate to look at particular strikes and to do as far as we can accurate reconstructions against which to assess the competing claims about the strikes from so the in gaza during 20082009. the idea of started employing a kind of tactics of warning there was shooting and warning miss on, on the roof of building, waiting for about 3 minutes before they demolish the building. conflicts. ah, the family is one of the saddest animals who riffing instances when you kind of warfare that tries to be legal. the kind of a humanitarian war has gone completely wrong image. the fe is

something is new all the time lasts an urban form. for three weeks master classes will be held in the manege lectures on the minus on the ground floor there is a cinema where documentaries will be shown, it is very difficult to cover the scale of work that has been carried out in moscow over the past decades. even if you live in this city, so we tried. it is on this small platform to present all the largest most ambitious projects that we have implemented or will implement in this city in such an open format. the urban forum is being held for the first time as a guest of the exhibition. anyone can become, you don’t need to register in advance or buy a ticket, it’s free . this year alone, about 80 accidents involving scooters have occurred in the capital . it's only on rented fast. more than one and a half million people are actively using kicksharing today, 70% of all short-distance trips to the metro station mcd, mcc, inside the district the maximum speed is 25 km/h, but already more than 100 city streets are allowed to drive no more

outfitters as much as the sub-urban outfitters at nordstrom?i don't think i do. i don't think i like it as much. even with the recent rally, in retail it's sort of been worse the first over the past couple months. a lot of stuff has rallied with urban you have some margin of safety relative to the valuation if you compare it to gap and urban has done a decent job in transitioning to digital over 50% of their sales are digital now. courtney mentioned that product diversification. it's not just close, anthropology free peoples, but they've struggled. it's going to be about inventory management, about cost management and they've strug tllds. that's been the primary driver of retail and driving some of the trading today. if you look at macy's, dick's the way the stocks are trading relative to one another. urban usually trades on top of nordstrom's, but it's at a 2 p premium. this is one you can set aside for now. >> whether housing or clothes, inventory is the issue thank you. >>> now coming up, the dollar continuing to gain strength hitting a two

and then come here and the most destructive urban contact battles with the russian army took place and, according to the ukrainian state statistics, at the beginning of this year, tens of thousands of people lived in the cities of donbas, how many are there now among the local rohingya it is not known for certain whether the occupiers will undertake to restore the border, volnovakha , mariupol and other destroyed population points , the city of popasna, which was almost completely destroyed by the russian army, in the luhansk region, an important transport hub was held by the 24th brigade of the zsu until the beginning of may, despite the fact that the russian army clearly outnumbered the ukrainian quartermasters in tanks and personnel forces where in relation to urban battles, well, it is extremely difficult because at first the russians tried, well, considering us demoralized with low moral and business qualities, breaks through i think we will be able to escape when they met very fierce resistance, they realized that they are in a little wrong situations, even in the future, their n

city of annapolis was one of the biggest le bore trees in 2002 for the development of a new type of urban warfare. israeli was studying not only that city, but how cities operate. ah they understood in order to occupy the city the need to invent and moving the city in a different manner. ah, i started to study those tactics which i thought were very architectural. ah many let me finish. so at the low, the marquis slim and you see the fee on my gossip case. if you got that, all right, i got i got a got a map seamlessly got kribble at the knee. so when you bill i'm sure she'll most get cool blah blah. but what does she have to hope? she'll maybe keep her bad. sam connect slap a theme that could be home by fuel. what actually doing is they're turning private and public space upside down. the private space becomes the space of circulation. and the public space, the space of the street is where the resistance fighters a be killed. hello . can i miss you? our fact is the palestine in architect that lived through these rarely invasion and he's still in charge 11 years later on the ongoing projec

moynihan and later working with domestic adviser john ehrlichman a special system to the president for urban affairs. he ultimately became head of government relations for chase manhattan bank and present ceo of the federal bank of pittsburgh. a special note jonas joined this evening by his daughter alexandria so welcome to both of you. john's new book "the last liberal republican" an insider's perspective on nixon's surprising social policy" reveals the influence of those of moynihan and ehrlichman and the broader demonstrations very at ease. these men who surrounded the president impacted american social policy for decades much of which we are only realizing now. richard nixon shocked democrats the extent of his -- he proposed a guaranteed family income and almost achieved a national health insurance program as a republican but i will save the rest of the conversations for these two gentlemen so pleased turn me in welcoming john roy price in frank gannon. [applause] b at the division of labor. it's a pleasure to be here with an old friend and not actually a former colleague to does you wer

this is the urban affairs counsel and this tells a lot about that moynahan sense of humor so can youe what's going on there? >> this is his young staff and we were young. i was an old timer and there were three who were 22 years old maybe 23 and we also had the gentleman in the frame in the middle thomason asked the satirist who punctures a boss tweet in politics of the 19th century. moynihan is somehow -- in the basement office of the white house and the glower like he had been swindled out of whatever fortune he made by some investment so there he is. >> it's a policy that if you're in government you can choose from these various collections of paintings if you want to illustrate so nixon chose the portrait of washington for the mantle in the oval office and t.r. and president eisenhower and president obama chose i think the statue of liberty just the torch of the statue of liberty and president clinton chose -- a strange flowering presents. it was a very young staff and when nixon then moynihan met moynihan was 32 when nixon was 56. >> ziegler was 29. >> and larry hague b was -- s

this is the urban affairs council. and this, i think, this picture tells us a lot about pat moynahan's sense of humor. can you describe what is going on there? >> this is our young staff. and we were young. i was an old timer at age 30. and there were three, i think, maybe 22 years old or 23. and we also had a gentleman in the frame. in the portrait in the middle as part of our group, thomas nast, the political satirist from the 18th century, he's the guy who punctured boss tweed in tammany hall, back in part two. this is a portrait that moynihan dug out from the smithsonian basement. had to get's bat basement office in the white house, where he was there for all of us see. he had a glower, he was gloomy. the reason was that he was swindled out of his fortune as a cartoonist by an embezzler. there he is. >> they have a policy, that if you're in the government, you could choose from these various collections, that paintings, the art that you want to illustrate your office. so, nixon chose the gilbert stewart portrait of

exploded into what was called the largest urban disturbance of the 20th century. but as a contrast to newark in terms of city leadership and political representation detroit had two african american congressmen that it's significantly black middle class. but again, they still have people in poverty and the police that they have very progressive man, but he could not reign. a police in and what sparked this was? there was an after-hours bar where there was celebrating the return of two veterans from the vietnam war and the police raided that arrested a bunch of people that's got things going and it just escalated and went on. for four days and the police the first it's grew beyond the control of the police governor romney sent an 8,000 national guards guards. um and in one of the cases the national guard met a flash from a window with it with a gunshot and they shot a four year old girl the flash was somebody letting a cigarette so i mean, this is yeah, this is playing out at the president's request. the at the governor's request the president sent in the 89th and

the city suffers from many of the symptoms of the urban american narrative: poverty, social and racial inequity, gun violence, a murder rate twice the national average. then, the world watched in 2005 as hurricane katrina smashed through this place. how does any city rebound from that? how does any community regroup and rebuild? now, we can add a rise in mass tourism and gentrification to the list of challenges that this city is facing. this city still stands, stubbornly so. this will be a tale of revival and community, but also of ongoing struggle and survival. - with a history rooted in afro-american, spanish, french, and creole cultures, new orleans is one hell of a town. and with so much eclectic influence, locals have witnessed many periods of change - and much hardship. plagued by a violent era of slavery, and ravaged by hurricane katrina in 2005, people here know what it means to survive. the recovery from katrina is ongoing. and some people feel that the aftermath of the storm caused a spike in tourism that has made the rich richer, while leaving the underprivileged - most of w