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you've got little flecks of paper dust all over the desk and the floor and your clothes. so, and, you know, 17,000 tons for the u.s. army alone trying to digitize that as a preservative is physically impossible at this point. so it's a serious issue. >> well, thankfully, there are people like you who are writing about it, and being archive reps going into -- i imagine you tunneling into these things and looking for them. ger hart weinberg would like to ask a question here. he asks how well and -- this is the casrean pass. how well and how quickly do you think the american army recovered from the defeat in the casrean pass? >> i feel like i'm sitting for my orals in front of professor weinberg. [laughter] well, it was fought in february of 1943. the u.s. army very green then with green commanders, it landed in north africa with the british on november 8, 1942, and had advanced eastward across the northern coast of north africa, northwest africa. and on february 14, 1943, the germans under two very competent commanders, one named rommel you've probably heard of, launched a

google is going to reduce more tools to make it easy, fast to fleck of copyright violations and thosehould be rolled out in the next one month. faster to protect copyright laws. stay with us. >> of the battle over bail of involuntary manslaughter and 2009. in the death of oscar grant. and dan kerman is in los angeles were at the hearing is tomorrow. johannes meserle attorneys will go tomorrow that he be let out on bail pending the involuntary manslaughter conviction of oscar grant. when the judge considers this he us to look at three different things. is johannes meserle a rest? is he a flight risk? and is the a risk? >> and is he likely to appeal? or to be a victory of the appeal? and if the decision of bail? >> dishearten the attorney is cautiously optimistic. and it is a strong one. a number of substantial issues that will result. and because that will likely be set aside, he should not have to do any additional still time. had the chance of getting bail is not good the biggest issue in this case was the gun. that he did in fact, the jury found steady pursley did use a weapon. the

these are hard truth to face as a people, and so many of the questions asked by our students, i think, fleckthat. -- reflect that. often in the face of these realizations the response is what can we do, what can be done, are we so far down that path that we're becoming dinosaurs, you know, as a species? so i think the challenge really is as several of you have said, what can people do to act not naively, but with optimism and energy to address these issues. >> that was, by the way, this was a great set of questions, i have to say. and i, also, i have a very similar set of feelings. and, in fact, although at tomdispatch i'm very careful, i don't like to tell anybody what they should do because i don't see why -- i mean, i'm blood at a series. i do certain things well, but i don't see why i should know what we should do or particularly what you should do. i know that something. [laughter]ly should be done. it's really important to try to figure out what in the world to do about our world. but i am not in the normal sense a pessimist. i sigh our word very dark at the moment, and we haven't even