the world heritage foundation undertook the restoration of the kyiv teacher's house. they will restore. the dome, the publication artnet writes about it. a protective coating has already been installed on the roof of the building and glass replacement has begun. later, they plan to repair the steel elements of the structure. let me remind you that the teacher's house was damaged by an enemy missile strike in october 2022. they lasted, concrete did not. today, ukraine honors the defenders of the donetsk airport. holds for 244 days. defense by those we call cyborgs. it was on this day, nine years ago, that fighter vladyslav rokochy was wounded there. our iryna skrypacheva will tell you how kyburg lives today. on january 20, 2015, vladyslav rokochy from kremenchuchyna was wounded while defending the donetsk airport. today, cyborg volunteers and brings russian trophies from the front as exhibits to the kremenchuk military history museum, here is one of the freshest ones. tavriyska, well, what to do , hand it over, hand it over, it's a tube from an anti-tank guided missile

representative and our constitutional oversight duties, joining me now live at the world economic forum and davos switzerland, heritage foundation kevin roberts, great to see you in person for a change, normally we are remote, your reaction to the letter that green sent and what will go down at the hearing. >> chairman green did a great job on this. and god bless them for doing this. obviously the american people as you know well are ready for mayorkas to be impeached and removed from office, this is what i expect from the administration, they stonewalled this in the responsible whatever% for this crisis at the southern border and ultimately, we have to hope with a thin majority that the house republicans are going to stick to their guns and actually impeachment because that's what the american people are looking for. maria: when he gets to the senate doesn't it die? >> one thing republicans might want to keep in mind on the issue of the border and spending, they have the political will at their backs it is about time speaking of behalf of millions of americans in the republican spend the political capital chairman green is arti

world heritage status, people would not be allowed to even enter it. this is the first time in world architecture when a building rests not on a foundation, but on its status away. “the less the uk parliament works, the better it will be for the whole world, the risks associated with fire and collapse of masonry are growing, but large-scale restoration is unlikely to happen before the next general election in the uk, in britain it has not yet decided what is worse, general elections or fire causing collapse. a major overhaul of the historic british parliament building could be costly." the only people in london who invested in major construction and repairs, there were russian billionaires, british parliamentarians, selfless people after all, they didn’t care about their own comfort, but they provided the whole country with gender-neutral toilets. international sawmill, we didn’t live well, there’s nothing to start with. american hawk became a lame duck this week. a scandal erupted in the united states over the hospitalization of the head of the pentagon. and we warned that frequent meetings with zelensky would not lead to any good. if earlier we watched w

world. grady trimble joins me now. how bad is it? >> reporter: this report and other reports cast doubt on the military threat of readiness, the concerta marriage heritage foundationays this is the second year military readiness by their measure has declined. part of the problem, the heritage foundation says, inflation is eroding funding for defense. the report finds from 2020-2024, the army's buying power combined for $93 billion because because of cuts and inflation. the report also raises concerns several branches failing to maintain aging equipment and infrastructure, the government accountability office says the navy's ship maintenance backlog has grown to $1.8 billion. one of the authors of the heritage foundation report says it is time to take these challenges seriously as we helped to fund two wars in geopolitical tensions growing. >> china representing a competitor on pace to outstrip our capacity capability and we need to galvanize public will. everyone will recognize we need to prepare ourselves for uncertainty in a hostile environment that impact every day american lives. >> reporter: across military branches, falling short of recruiting goals, the sen

heritage foundation has some fault. an opponent of this l&g decision, it does not help 2.3 billion people live nothing poverty in the worldd of natural gas, they are using coal. it aids russia and this ties into the question about the economy, this is retribution, most of the media commentary is retribution for president biden. god bless text for standing up on the border. it is border, policy, public safety. >> shannon: i have heard this allegation that because text has three locations for liquified natural gas and has nothing to do with border, people will play politics in washington. this is just an allegation, back to economic issue. pew research says economic remain far less positive than before the pandemic and more americans believe economic conditions will be worse a year from now than better, that is tough in reelection year. >> last night in south carolina, president biden did not use the word bidenomics and talked about 1400 dollar checks his administration sends to people, $300 for children. tangible things americans could hold versus roads and bridges that are not connecting with voters. it is not helping his

world economic forum who have actually stood up and said to them you guys are the problem. >> i collier millie did. >> are going to have kevin roberts on the program tomorrow from heritage foundationt. that's another guy that told him to blank off. the truth is, this is a collection of weirdos, oligarchs, people who think they are god. they want to control your lives and create a digital prison for you to live in. want to control farming, get rid of it make you eat bugs. it's not a lie. these are the weirdest people and finally at the economic form they it admitted they are looking for new world order. some of the first times you've seen them say out loud a lot of the stuff we have been thinking. ththey are an very evil organization. rachel: i just agreed wisconsin. >> there are two peas in a pod. rachel: alex and i agreed wisconsin minnows important state to watch and that 2024. >> they think elites because of daddy in their mind but they're not impressive people they are hiding behind their fancy podiums. and they are stumbling all the way through. let's assemble through some headlines, rachel. rachel: turning to those headlines shocking new video out of new york city a woman pu

heritage foundation warns military wouldn't be able to meet demands of a major conflict. spokesperson for the pentagon refuting claims saying in a statement, quote, u.s. military is strongest fighting force in the world is the strongest world ever known and president biden and administration committing to remain capable of prevents against any adversary. nypd stopping hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters from, quote, flooding jfk airport yesterday. about 800 anti-israel marchers rallied in new york city and partially blocked brooklyn bridge. when they made their way toward the airport they were met with heightened police activity and heavy traffic delays as police vowed to get tougher on demonstration. now to football, the chiefs arriving in baltimore, as they take on the top seated ravens in the afc championship game in just a few hours and -- each state's governor have agreed to a friendly wager on the game. kansas governor laura kelly offering stakes from a kansas city restaurant while maryland governor west moore is putting crap cakes -- crab cakes on the line and fans are so excited they're invading other sports with support for quarterback jared goff. >> fans get the jared goff chant again. f

heritage, the california preservation foundation and practitioner self-trained in her own right in 1980 found a g bland plat associates a consulting service for building owners and developers helping client navigate the world of historic preservation. got countless awards raised to 2 children peter and jeff as a single mother after her divorce in 1972. she got in 2005 the jack morrison life time achievement award from san francisco tomorrow. the california preservation foundation president award as preservation of the year for life time achievement and the list goes on. more importantly, gigi was a friend and inspiration to myself and my wife to supervisor mandelman, to catherine petren and ren jaigz generations of historic preservation advocates and deeply loved san francisco history, buildings, coorkyness, the villages that connect all of us and all walks of life. the stories of women and men that built san francisco and she liked to have a lot of fun. she knew how to throw a good party. loved her rum which she smim bring with her to events and restaurants and loved her chesterfield 101 which might have been her undoing. she loved her family sister and family, brother stan, two sons peter and jeffrey, da

heritage, the california preservation foundation and practitioner self-trained in her own right in 1980 found a g bland plat associates a consulting service for building owners and developers helping client navigate the world of historic preservation. got countless awards raised to 2 children peter and jeff as a single mother after her divorce in 1972. she got in 2005 the jack morrison life time achievement award from san francisco tomorrow. the california preservation foundation president award as preservation of the year for life time achievement and the list goes on. more importantly, gigi was a friend and inspiration to myself and my wife to supervisor mandelman, to catherine petren and ren jaigz generations of historic preservation advocates and deeply loved san francisco history, buildings, coorkyness, the villages that connect all of us and all walks of life. the stories of women and men that built san francisco and she liked to have a lot of fun. she knew how to throw a good party. loved her rum which she smim bring with her to events and restaurants and loved her chesterfield 101 which might have been her undoing. she loved her family sister and family, brother stan, two sons peter and jeffrey, da