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peopople are calliling it the bt library inin the wororld. >> i camame just to see the architecture. since the library opened, an average of 15,000 people come every weekend. young and old, avid readers, or just the curious, the library has its share of fans. in the main room, what looks like looks turns out to be an elaborate trick of the eye. they are printed images that only appear real to -- from a distance. >> the books they do have can be found in an adjoining room. >> here at the books on politics. we have works by our president too. books that criticize the president are prohibited from publication. you will not find those here. >> the library has space to hold just over a million bucks if the government gives its approval -- a million books if the government gives its approval. >> egypt is voting and its presidential election today. with the reelection of the incumbent a near certainty, the focus is on the number of people who actually bothered to turn out and vote. in syria, the biggest evacuation yet. more than 5000 rebels and civilians have been evacuated following five w

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mentioned is the issue, continuing issue of agent orange the continues to contaminate the land and the peopoplevietnam. we have both been on a couple of trips to visit the people and to see the children who were born with these terrible birth defects w who will l never be ae to lead any kind of normal lives. and the issue of that war 50 years ago is that that legacy continues and that death and destruction continues today. paul mentioned the continuing problem of unexploded ordnance. children and farmers who are trying to till the land, if they come upon a scrap of metal, that can explode, kill them, maim them for life. that were 50 years ago continues to harm. i will mention also that we know that the children of american servicemen who were in vietnam have also been born with very thoser broke the facts to of the children of vietnam. the worst part for the vietnamese is because the land is contaminated with dioxin, babies continue to be born and to be affected by this problem. we want to commemorate and to respect the terrible, terrible massacre and the sacrifice that the vietnamese suffered

if the census is skskewed and or counts, for example, a white population and undercounts peopople of color, that means wn districts, drive new people of cocolor and immigrants are goining to be underrepresented. , what he said of those who say undocumented people should not be represented in congress and undocumented people should not be getttting federal funding. >> it is been a case that districts have been drawn based on total population, not citizenship. this just want to the supreme court a few years ago. the supreme court two years ago world unanimously that districts should be drawn based on total population and not citizenship because they said everyone who is here deserves citizenshihip, meaning theitizenship ability t to be representeded, whether r they are or are not a citizen. when therere is a fire, the fire department goes to your house whether or not your documented or undocumented. when you go to thehe hospital, they treat you whether you are documented or undocumented. the census says clearly in the constitutution it is a numeratin of the actual population, not of ci

young peopople betweenh ages of 18 and 30 have a 50% unemploymenent. half of them m e not working, cannot find work. it's a--but not in mondndragon. mondragon hasn't fired anybody. between the sharing of the unemployment and finding--moving workers around--because that's part of what makes them one company-y--they have held on. they're becoming wild--more popular than ever because they've been able to do that. they have another rule, and that rule is, whenever a member co-op buys anything, if they can get a better machine or whatever they're buying or a cheaper one outside the co-op, they are told to do it. "we have to be competitive, because otherwise we will die." that's their recognition that they live in a capitalist world and they have to be able to compete, and so they do. the fagor company--it's like a--it's a bigger building than this--i toured it this summer. it's actually like a football field, but, you know, inside like a big airplane hangar, , and it hasas one huge machine--because this is highly automated--and that machine is german. comes

yes in they were e ready to evacuae our peopople fromhoho's a at the militants are s stopping them. and they're shelling try too get out during theey safe corridor. lose the five hour daily polls is laid out under unilateral plan by russia on monday assailing to yield a humanitarian break free. according to the red crescent any people who have managed to lead this week is an eldlderly stunning cocou. civilians in rebel held in case the the treeses isn't making any differencnce and mamany a skeptical of it. a.. willow trerees brotherer lot the destruction. bottle bombs are dropping on us. what trees? and on thursday more than forty trucks loaded withh ad were unable to reach the thousasands of f civilians n desperate need. prompting the u. n. to announce the polls needed to be upgraded. it said it would not give up seeking a full thirty day ceasefire as mandated by the un security council last saturday. might have to declare that i know no human contact the. zero main apparent actctor w who takee five hours is enough for. us to be able to deliver a. and relief into. east and. and to