qualified sources about what the president is up to while spending team up there. [inaudible] in terms of the family s travel schedule, we ll have to get you additional details when that travel begins. gosh, there will be some briefings on the vineyard? we ll i don t have the schedule to lay out for you in terms of what the briefings will look like but between the president s national security adviser, deputy national security adviser and principle deputy press secretary we >÷g8c keep you well informed. with that i hope you get a chance to take a break while the president is away as well, and we ll do a briefing in here in a couple of weeks. thanks, everybody. . we posted a question on our facebook page asking for your thoughts of president obama s authorization of targeted strikes in iraq. go to facebook.com/cspan and join in the conversation. c-span2 s booktv this weekend. tonight at eight eastern with books on marriage equality, the obama s versus the clinton
host: you can let us know in the first 45 minutes. on social media, it s at c-span wj. it was back in may that the folks at gallup took a poll on same sex marriage. here is the question they asked. do you think marriages between same sex couples should or should not be recognized as valid with the same rights at traditional marriage? 55% of respondents say it should be valid, and 42% saying it shouldn t be valid. but, take a look back in 1996 when this question was asked. back then, respondents 68% of them said that it should not be valid. 27% said that it should be valid. again, that s from 96 up until may of 2014 that that poll was taken by gallup. we bring this up because sixth circuit court of appeals took this issue hearing numerous amount of cases taking a look at tissue. we ll take a look at the court s thoughts and the process and what the cases were, but before we do that again for our first 45 minutes a discussion with you about your thoughts on same sex marriage.
the square was instituted, was designed and built in the nineteenth century by the then ruler, an imitation of paris, studied and loved the ruler and imitation of baron house and s reconfiguration of the modern city. we are seeing those french roundabouts in an armor i noticed catching up. cairo did some time ago. and i live off of that square and went to school because the american university in cairo was just off of tigress square and a lot of egyptian student franz, hung out together and went to films together and talked about the future so in january of 2011 thousands and thousands, ultimately hundreds of thousands of young people came to tahrir square and occupied it, they had tends, some of them just didn t leave, started putting up placards, hosni mubarak, please resign, we need a shower. when they did that, i recognized them as sons and daughters of people i had gone to school with and i had followed the arab world, so i felt a certain affinity to them and was very i
jesus let me look into this as a portfolio of data that i ve i purchased from florida tells couples hold and a lot of the members have been manipulated into the problems. and he but his attitude was not a shock, but kind of like this is part of the course in the business. you re just purchasing data and you never know what you re purchasing. and it s this kind of chilling end to the whole thing because of course you re not just purchasing data, you re purchasing the rights to collect on people in a profoundly affect their lives and somehow or another whoever stole it from aaron must have stolen it from someone else as well and to this day, but that is just floating around in cyberspace and someone else will buy it and try to collect on it. and somehow that more than anything else just kind of seemed to speak to the chaos and the dysfunctionality of this industry. host: you actually give one message to consumers and regulators to fix this; what is the take away? guest: y
city, booktv visited the new york public library where we thought what the library s president and ceo, it anthony marx about the history of the institution as well as its current operations and future. host: tony marx, let s start with some numbers. how big is the new york public library? how many employees, budget, et cetera? guest: the new york public library circulates the largest in america. 88 branches in every neighborhood diversely serve as well as for important research libraries, this one being the crown jewel at the center of the system, but also the schaumburg center in harlem, library for performing arts at lincoln center and science industry and is this library. we have about 2100 employees. we have a budget of about $280 million a year operating about half comes from the city of new york, largely to pay for the circulating library system in all the neighborhoods. the other half comes from return on the billion dollars endowment of the private foundation tha