from the smallest villages in asia to some of the most economically vibrant cities in the west. but it begins in the last place you'd expect to find slaves. a country which only a few generations ago toward self a pause to hope will slavery a country still rocked by collective guilt over its role in the transatlantic trade . the united states probably has between forty and fifty thousand slate. measured conservatively but i think also to be fair the united states is one of the governments that has been. asked about the extent the amount and precise crime against the united states. one hundred fifty years ago if you walked around the heart of the u.s. capitol you could have a slave of a street corner and this country how to go through a painful civil war in order to bring slavery and i'm in the twenty first century there's no doubt that the united states is leading the way in the fight against modern slavery and this testament to that this country is planning to prosecute the largest ever case against modern slavery. but behind the. rest of the world. there is possibility that th

it's a vibrant city one where it's easy to indulge in a hedonistic lifestyle and to forget that seventy years after its founding israel has yet to make peace with its palestinian neighbors. military service is compulsory for every young israeli men serve just under three years women too and when soldiers make an excursion into the city on sunday there's no overlooking israel's political reality even in tel aviv. the first topic that should be talked about in every conversation about this place is the occupation that's it period and nothing would change before we start seriously talking about it. the west bank is less than a twenty five minute drive from tel aviv there since the start of the occupied territories which according to un security council resolution should belong to the state of palestine but are in fact controlled by israel and its erected a more than five hundred. law matter long separation barrier in some places it's a security fence and others along. at the same time expressways run directly to israeli settlements in the west bank. here in contravention of international l

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we have the unique feature of being up against the vibrant city, and yet we manage to have a working port, but the environmental stewardship that goes into that kind of management is really quite something. stephen, you mentioned sea level rise. thank you for that. i know i've got a few growns i think the first time when i introduced and -- groeans i think the first time when i introduced and said i wanted sea level rise to be considered in every project. but i think everyone has risen to the challenge and we've demonstrated the importance in leadership to sea level rise not just to san francis not -- to the entire bay, not just the city of san francisco. there's some of you that fall into literally everything. lindy low. even when i was on the board of supervisors, i had designs of dog parks down on the waterfront here. diane, thank you for indulging me in making sure we did have dog parks included in our projects. one highlight for me that i see every time i head home now is the bayview rise project. when i was asked to serve as the port's representative on the selection committee

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anywhere else and san francisco a hot bed for local manufacturing in support that is what keeps your city vibrant we'll make a compelling place to live and visit i think that local business is the lifeblood of san francisco and a vibrant community >> manufacturing in cities creates this perfect platform for people to earn livelihoods and for people to create more economic prosperity. i'm kate sosa. i'm cofounder and ceo of sf made. sf made is a public private partnership in the city of san francisco to help manufacturers start, grow, and stay right here in san francisco. sf made really provides wraparound resources for manufacturers that sets us apart from other small business support organizations who provide more generalized support. everything we do has really been developed over time by listening and thinking about what manufacturer needs grow. for example, it would be traditional things like helping them find capital, provide assistance loans, help to provide small business owners with education. we have had some great experience doing what you might call pop ups or temporary selling events,

moment by its a vibrant and sprawling city on the coast india's gateway to the world and where the twenty eighteen campus project began it's really felt beyond shallow to pascal you want to am tilman study classical percussion in germany the beethoven fest has sent them to moon by for a week their task is to immerse themselves in indian music and find a shared language with indian musicians in september a german indian music event will be held in vaughan from egypt and it's very inspiring even though it's a foreign country and culture and the music sounds strange to me but it's also so. to die room. every time it's so completely different being here has turned my entire musical world upside down when you start working with indian music you feel like you're practically a beginner again. the national center for the performing arts in mumbai is a fitting location for the musical encounter indian and western artists perform here the indian participants in the campus workshop have arrived the international team is now complete to add twenty. eight are seasoned musicians even though they have n

educated and have made themselves americans and have assimilated and have built this great and vibrant american city he seems to be saying these immigrants are coming to the country with too little education and too few skills. too little to contribute to american society. hasn't every wave coming in have been less educated and less skills and they get that education, and get that skills and they build lives. >> first of all, happy birthday to general kelly, it is his birthday today. but we cannot conflate illegal immigration and legal immigration. we love legal immigrants. legal immigration is a treasure to this country. illegal immigration however is a scourge upon this country and general kelly is exactly rights when he talks about people who choose to break our laws and i thought he was magnanimous. he said most of them are not bad people. of course they are not. people who break our laws are going to have a worst result of people who go through the system and are vetted. tolerated illegal immigration is an affront to the people who do it right. it is expensive and time consuming and difficult t

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simply that dallas residents, from natives to newcomers must working to and nurture and sustain a vibrant city. with culture and economic opportunities. we welcome your ideas for furthering the efforts as we no there are many cities that have extend tragedyic welcoming plans, not only in the united states but through the globe. few for including our city in this year-long process. one of the purposes of the csis report that has been so carefullycraft by the task force is that it is not meant to remain on the bookshelf and will not in dallas. rather, it's meant to bring new life interest the work of migration by recommending a series of tenable goals and strategies. in dallas we premier is no do our part at the local level to achieve these goals and stand with all of you also you do your part. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, mayor. really excellent remarks and we're looking forward to having a panel of the top members so if i could ask -- there you are. >> i'm the deputy director and research fellow here at the center for strategic and international studies. i'm also co-author off

jerusalem is not just the city of strange and history and stories it's a mortar and city with a vibrant culture of life where people go out. of the longer busy day that we have it's now time for killing one of the core problem we have in the city i invite you all to come here and enjoy these unforgettable thirty years with time. behind the jewish museum you'll find this lovely garden. it's just mine and yes that is we made it just for you what's in it this is a good picnic this is the not completely kosher because it has to bagels one with pastrami and one with cream cheese and just a quick heads up you have to preorder the baskets because they pack them just for you. like about why is that not completely kosher because of the because should cooking requires separating meat and dairy stuff you need separate cookware and utensils and so by that there are kitchen counter for that so it's not quite kosher . but probably still delicious definitely. in berlin jewish history is all me present and the past in mind it's all the more beautiful to see that the city is once again home to a flouris