. >> vanessa voigt: i saw there cornelius gurlitt.s an... a man who is ill. he was afraid, and he... he didn't speak. >> safer: cornelius sat stunned as agents went through his apartment. did he say anything to you or to the agents from the government? >> voigt: no. he... he was really shocked of this situation, i think. in this apartment, there were no people for... for many, many years. i think there were perhaps an art dealer, but... but no one else. >> safer: did he seem to be sane? >> voigt: yeah, he was. >> safer: his cousin says, after cornelius' father died, he never allowed anyone into the apartment or his crumbling house in salzburg, austria, where he kept a collection of 238 works of art of immense value, like this painting by monet. >> gurlitt: he gave him the whole collection of... of these paintings as inheritance, right? for... so, to... to survive. so every time cornelius would run out of money, he sold one of these paintings. >> safer: almost overlooked among the cache was a small drawing of a piano player by the germ

and if they voigt, at least one of 4 has to be addressed from the fill. this -- bill. this creates a talking filibuster and that means the american people can see something other than a quorum call when they turn on spann. and then they can decide whether the folks who are doing that are heroes or bhums and they can swaying -- weigh in. >> from are many reasons people oppose filibuster reform. some believe strongly and others see it as a necessary check on the majority but some believe hat it has gone too far. >> they understand that there are are careers and they're using it to stop the obama administration. >> will are afraid because they are worried they will lose the power once they become the minority. filibuster could affect the senate for years to come. congress must end the filibuster on the notion proceed and require the minority to be present in a debate. it is the most important issue for you address in the 2014 session. >> to watch all the winning videos and to learn more about our competition, go to c-span.org and click on studentcam and tell us what you t

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