kluge: thank you for this question.creased number of cases but , when wetalizations opening ofe winter, soools in the academic year, in octobermore cases and november. in february [indiscernible] we can help society by working localized. francine: would you shut down restaurants and bars to make sure schools can reopen? school is embedded in the community. the school has to reflect [indiscernible] transmission is different. avoid mass scattering's, wear masks -- avoid mass gatherings, wear masks, hygiene. datave to look at the nationally and locally. there is no general answer for all situations. francine: can we reach heard immunity without a vaccine? we see that people who got the virus can get it a second time. where there has the community transmission, heard immunity is at maximum 16%. the majority of the population is still susceptible. it is not because the virus has gone away, it is because of the measures. [indiscernible] francine: if people can get the virus again, and presumably once you have it, you should h

the dedicated staff of the kluge centerr -- itself. i and my fellow fellows have wanted for nothing during our stays here. they include emily, travis, anastasia, mary lou, daniela, and he who must not be named, the new center director, john haskell. the other stars in this drama are the fantastic resources at the library of congress itself. i wallowed in the library for a year and barely touched on its resources that are directly on my own small projects. there are the stacks and stacks of books maintained by the collections and services division under helena. the online catalogs that guide you and through which these treasures are brought to you. the e-journal that stretch back decades. special mention is merited for two unique resources -- the most complete collection of technical reports prepared under contract to the osrd, along with scientific intelligence on the european and pacific theaters of operation curated here by lawrence and his colleagues in the collection support and technical reports section. and the personal papers co

the kluge center at the library of congress hosted this event and provided the video. entitled the origins of the military-industrial complex ,nd features dr. daniel ellis which is this year's staff fellow, a prestigious position. he has been using items to investigate the origins of the military-industrial complex through wartime and immediate postwar, meaning post-world war ii, evolution between scientific research, industry and national defense. advised congress on defense issues. i was a colleague of his at crs for several years, he did things in connection with things i knew, a whole range of things, defense production act, appropriations, and he does many more things at crs. degree in political science from george washington university, and as many of you know, he is the author of numerous reports on defense, trade and security. this project is the latest example of the work undertaken by staff fellows showcasing their knowledge and passion of their areas of expertise. gift left byd by a the late john w kluge. nearly 100 scholars passed through the center each ye

the kluge center at the library of congress hosted this event and provided the video. entitled the origins of the military-industrial complex ,nd features dr. daniel ellis which

the kluge center at the library of congress hosted this event and provided the video.

dr hans kluge, thank you very much for joining us on outside source.t, the island of lesbos in greece. after those huge fires at moria camp last week, police are moving thousands of migrants and refugees to a new camp nearby. since those fires, over 12,000 people have been homeless. many have been sleeping under tarpaulins or other makeshift shelters on the roadside. this morning, police woke people up to move them to their new home. all these pictures are from the greek police. and this is one of the 70 female officers who were flown in to organise the transfer of women and children to the temporary camp — single men are not allowed in yet. a government official said 1,800 people had been moved by early thursday. but, of course, there are many more who need help. there's been criticism of how the move was carried out. the charity medicins sans frontiers says it was blocked from accessing its clinic on lesbos while the operation was going on. that did change. it then tweeted. .. there's also been criticism that people are simply being moved to another