however, the debris was cleared from durbar square in a hurry, without organization or cat gorization. so the first job was to divide the materials according to which part of what building they came from. it was a laborious process. bricks were also collected from the destroyed buildings. they were kept close by in vacant lots. >> these are the bricks we rescued from the rubble. we only keep bricks that we can use. they date back to the mala dynasty and they're very valuable. if we throw them away, we're throwing away history itself. >> here, work is under way to restore wooden parts collected after the earthquake. 25 local carpenters are involved in the task. he aims to restore the world heritage buildings by making as much use as possible of the rescued materials as he can. >> this part was damaged by the earthquake, so we added some new wood in here, and re-created the original carving. right now, you can clearly see the difference, but after about two years of exposure, the color will be more or less the same. >> this man has been working on the project for one year. he adds new p

they have very strongly held views on the other side of the aisle but gat gorizing all womens being pro-abortion are wrong and offensive to us to who have off different views. we aren't attacking women's rights. we are relentless and in defense of the unborn, the most vulnerable among us. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. rothfus. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. rothfus: i rise to support this rule and the underlying bill h.r. 7. for decades congress has passed the hyde amendment, which has prevented any government program from funding or subsidizing elective abortion. the hyde amendment has saved two million unborn children including 100,000 lives in pennsylvania. for decades, this annual restriction on taxpayer funding of abortion has been referred to as the hyde amendment because it was the late congressman hyde who sought to protect as many unborn children as he could during his service in congress. recollecting his own work, congressman hyde offered this reflection. when the time comes, when we face that awesome moment, t