the people who ran that program had a great time welcoming peoplen and they weren't expected to read for 40 hours as were other people in the summer reading program but they can talk to somebody, they can have a tour of the library and get a library card for the first time. we figure out ways to get people comfortable with using the public library. we are really excited about that. going to talk about assistive technology throughout this you will see examples of it. i just want to tell you what our definition is. assistive technology is a device or accommodation that provides equitable access to persons with disability. that's our goal in the library. we are now in the process of replacing a bunch of old computers. so i expected today that there might be public comment about problems with our computers and i just have to face that very straight forwardly. i'm very excited that we are going to be replacing all of these old machines with new ones as soon as we can. i don't have a complete date for this project, but we are hoping that we can actually make our computers based a team more

conversations with the 15 republicans that bucked the party politics and said we're going to stand up for peoplented for members who voted with us on this, republican members. i talked to republicans who were very uncomfortable with this vote. i kept urging them, vote your conscious, not eric cantor's conscious. thches not written in the agriculture committee, it was written in eric cantor's living room. i know a lot of rank and file republicans did not like to cast that vote yesterday. i'm disappointed more didn't stand up to their leadership and the people they represent. these are our neighbors. these are the people who we should be caring about and not treating with disrespect. >> massachusetts congressman jim mcgovern, thank you for voting with your conscious and thanks for your time. >> thanks for having me. >> after the break, the cantaloupe king is at it again. congressman king who has used dogs and drug mules to describe imlegal immigrants has upped his own ante, i didn't think was possible by invoking september 11th. we will discuss that on "now." good job! still running in the morning?

by peoplen pushed up have lost their jobs and apply for disability insurance. >> are you aware of congress implementing any of those policies question were >> no. >> do you think it might be time to implement those? >> at some point, when we get to solve some of these issues, is tot the first entitlement reach the insolvency level is the disability? >> only a few of these benefit programs have trust funds of this sort. >> if we implemented some of the policy options and we discussed some of those in the days ahead, how many years would it take to brings the -- to bring some stability to that? havelock is ticking and we three years before insolvent. would that buy us another year depending on what might be or would it take several years to get into the system and build it up? >> in principle, you could make very sharp changes overnight. >> we could at a lot of deficit dollars. benefits ad just cut lot for existing beneficiaries. but in practice, congress makes changes that are phased in over time. emphasizes the importance of deciding as soon as possible what changes you want to make. if yo