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translator: even when my life ends, the dangers of radiation and fears of radiation will live on because i have passed on my genes to my sons and my grandsons and granddaughters. and because there are still nuclear reactors in japan and around the world, there is the possibility that new hibakushi will be born in this world. so in order to prevent any more disasters from happening in the future, i would like to do my best to pass on my story to many people around the world so that we can truly work for a nuclear-free and nuclear power-free world. thank you so much for listening. thank you very much. [ applause ] during this last week of congress summer recess, the c-span cities tour continues at 6:00 p.m. eastern. we head to wheeling, west virginia, to travel the national road. the first major highway built by the national government. we look at civil war battle flags and recount senator joe mccarthy s red dating enemies from within speech which he delivered in w ....
of the population at the beginning of the year. when the worst happens in the west, the state, in most countries, steps in, and provides financial help. can poorer nations ever hope to do the same? and would that help or hinder their economies? thousands queue for precious work at an industrial estate in cavite, on the edge of the philippine capital, manila. among them is genelyn mercado, a 29-year-old mother of two. she s been out of work for 5 months. [speaking native language] she s looking for work in a garments factory, to help bring up her two children. but her responsibilities don t end there. [speaking native language] mother of 3, juna evina, also once worked at cavite, making t-shirts and underwear for upmarket american brand, dkny. [speaking native language] genelyn, juna, and their families are among the most vulnerable victims of the global economic slump. they lost their livelihoods as asia was rocked by the crash. in the philippines, gdp per h ....
of the population at the beginning of the year. when the worst happens in the west, the state, in most countries, steps in, and provides financial help. can poorer nations ever hope to do the same? and would that help or hinder their economies? thousands queue for precious work at an industrial estate in cavite, on the edge of the philippine capital, manila. among them is genelyn mercado, a 29-year-old mother of two. she s been out of work for 5 months. [speaking native language] she s looking for work in a garments factory, to help bring up her two children. but her responsibilities don t end there. [speaking native language] mother of 3, juna evina, also once worked at cavite, making t-shirts and underwear for upmarket american brand, dkny. [speaking native language] genelyn, juna, and their families are among the most vulnerable victims of the global economic slump. they lost their livelihoods as asia was rocked by the crash. in the philippines, gdp p ....
rose to nearly a quarter of the population at the beginning of the year. when the worst happens in the west, the state, in most countries, steps in, and provides financial help. can poorer nations ever hope to do the same? and would that help or hinder their economies? thousands queue for precious work at an industrial estate in cavite, on the edge of the philippine capital, manila. among them is genelyn mercado, a 29-year-old mother of two. she s been out of work for 5 months. [speaking native language] she s looking for work in a garments factory, to help bring up her two children. but her responsibilities don t end there. [speaking native language] mother of 3, juna evina, also once worked at cavite, making t-shirts and underwear for upmarket american brand, dkny. [speaking native language] genelyn, juna, and their families are among the most vulnerable victims of the global economic slump. they lost their livelihoods as asia was rocked by the crash. in t ....
of e population at the beginning of the year. when the worst happens in the west, the state, in most countries, steps in, and provides financial help. can poorer nations ever hope to do the same? and would that help or hinder their economies? thousands queue for precious work at an industrial estate in cavite, on the edge of the philippine capital, manila. among them is genelyn mercado, a 29-year-old mother of two. she s been out of work for 5 months. [speaking native language] she s looking for work in a garments factory, to help bring up her two children. but her responsibilities don t end there. [speaking native language] mother of 3, juna evina, also once worked at cavite, making t-shirts and underwear for upmarket american brand, dkny. [speaking native language] genelyn, juna, and their families are among the most vulnerable victims of the global economic slump. they lost their livelihoods as asia was rocked by the crash. in the philippines, gdp per hea ....