so today, brian culpepper would not deport me? and why not?e of racism around the world, civil war and the human cost of the refugee crisis all featured in the winning entries of the 2018 rory peck awards. goodbye. hello there. the weekend so far has brought a real mix of weather. dry for some, wet for others. for a few, very wet indeed. this is the satellite picture. we pick up the story through the first part of the morning. you can see this band of clouds coming into lincolnshire, the midlands and parts of the west country. that really just sits in place all day long. to the south—east of that, some sunshine tour east anglia and the south—east, and the northern england, northern ireland scotland, quite a lot of sunshine, than we had on saturday. the odd shower in the far north—west but the winds will still be quite gusty, and a mild day wherever you are. it is sunday evening, this ranks at the push into the western side of the uk. some of this will be on the heavy side but for central and eastern areas it stays dry with some clear spells, t

brian: where is this located? mr. billington: this is in culpepper, virginia. that will also be a great place to visit, because of the entire audiovisual heritage. again, we don't keep absolutely everything. we keep usually for the life of the copyright, until it expires. in the copyright deposit, we have about 30 million items in copyright deposit. and by the way, every summer -- and this is another way you can get involved in the library of congress -- we bring in interns, and we get them to do inventory of what was, you know, what was copyrighted in 1883, maybe the first three months. give us a quick and dirty inventory of all this. now, last summer, just for instance we got about 50 of them this summer, and they're having a blast looking at this stuff. we always have a little show and tell at the end of the summer of what you've discovered. they've discovered cole porter's first musical, which he copyrighted while he was an undergraduate at yale. nobody's ever seen that score before. a few years ago zora neale hurston, the great writer of the harlem renaiss