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For more than a year now, a small church north of Los Angeles has attracted the attention of activists on both sides of the debate over immigration reform. An illegal immigrant facing deportation has taken shelter at the church which is part of a national faith-based coalition known as The New Sanctuary Movement. More from reporter Gloria Hillard.	for more than a year, now a. small church north of los angeles has. attracted the attention. of activists. on both sides of the debate over. immigration. reform an illegal immigrant facing deportation has taken. shelter at the church which is part of a national faith-based coalition known as the new sanctuary movement more. from reporter gloria	For, more than a year now a small church north of Los Angeles has attracted. the attention of activists on both sides of the, debate over immigration, reform An illegal immigrant facing deportation. has taken shelter at the church which is part of a national faith-based coalition known as The New Sanctuary Movement More from reporter Gloria,	for more than a year now, a small church north of los angeles has attracted the attention of activists on both sides of the debate over immigration reform. an illegal immigrant facing deportation has taken shelter at the church which is part of a national faith-based coalition known as the new sanctuary movement. more from reporter gloria hillard.
Mike Hilden(ph) is probably not someone you would peg as a leader of an anti-illegal immigration group. The 27-year-old dressed in black high tops, skinny jeans and a striped t-shirt blends right in with the young latte and laptop crowd at this L.A. coffee bar.	mike, hilden(ph) is. probably not someone you would peg as a leader of an anti-illegal immigration group the, 27-year-old dressed in black high tops skinny jeans, and a striped t-shirt blends right in with the young latte and laptop crowd at this l.a coffee	Mike Hilden(ph) is probably not someone you would, peg as. a leader of an anti-illegal immigration group The 27-year-old dressed in black high tops skinny jeans, and a striped t-shirt blends right in with, the young, latte and laptop crowd at this L.A coffee	mike hilden(ph) is probably not someone you would peg as a leader of an anti-illegal immigration group. the 27-year-old dressed in black high tops, skinny jeans and a striped t-shirt blends right in with the young latte and laptop crowd at this l.a. coffee bar.
Mr. MIKE HILDEN(ph) (Leader, Save Our State): It sounds so cliche to say activist. You know, I'm just someone who's exercising his First Amendment rights. And I wish more Americans would do that.	mr mike hilden(ph) (leader save our state): it sounds, so cliche, to say activist you know i'm just someone who's exercising his first amendment rights and i wish more americans would do	Mr MIKE HILDEN(ph) (Leader Save Our State): It sounds so cliche to say. activist You know I'm just someone who's exercising his First Amendment rights And. I wish more Americans would do	mr. mike hilden(ph) (leader, save our state): it sounds so cliche to say activist. you know, i'm just someone who's exercising his first amendment rights. and i wish more americans would do that.
For a year, every Sunday Hilden or other members of Save Our State demonstrated outside the United Church of Christ in Simi Valley, California.	for a year every sunday hilden or other members of save, our state demonstrated outside the united church of christ in simi valley	For. a year every Sunday Hilden or other members of Save Our State demonstrated outside the United Church of Christ in Simi Valley,	for a year, every sunday hilden or other members of save our state demonstrated outside the united church of christ in simi valley, california.
(Soundbite of church choir singing)	(soundbite of church choir	(Soundbite of church choir	(soundbite of church choir singing)
Slaymaker and others point out several wind farms already exist close to radar installations. Any interference problems have been fixed with new filters or other technological adjustments with the military and the FAA signing off. Laurie Jodziewicz is with the American Wind Energy Association.	slaymaker and others point out several wind farms already exist close to radar installations any interference problems have been fixed with new filters or other, technological adjustments. with the military and the faa signing off laurie jodziewicz is with the american wind energy	Slaymaker. and others, point out several wind farms already exist close to radar installations Any, interference problems have been fixed with new filters or other technological adjustments with, the military and the FAA signing off Laurie Jodziewicz is. with the American Wind Energy	slaymaker and others point out several wind farms already exist close to radar installations. any interference problems have been fixed with new filters or other technological adjustments with the military and the faa signing off. laurie jodziewicz is with the american wind energy association.
So we're hoping that this is just a temporary thing, that once everybody takes a look at the issues and looks at the specific sites and the specific radars that maybe affected, that they can really move forward.	so we're. hoping that this is just a temporary thing that once everybody; takes a. look at the issues and looks at the specific sites and the specific radars that; maybe affected that they. can, really move	So we're; hoping that this is, just, a temporary thing that once everybody. takes a. look at the issues and. looks at, the specific sites and the specific radars that maybe affected that they can really move	so we're hoping that this is just a temporary thing, that once everybody takes a look at the issues and looks at the specific sites and the specific radars that maybe affected, that they can really move forward.
The Defense Department study is expected to be completed soon. The FAA, meanwhile, has begun allowing a couple of the stopped wind farm projects to proceed.	the defense department study is expected to be completed soon. the faa meanwhile has, begun allowing a couple, of the stopped wind farm. projects to	The Defense Department study is expected to be completed soon The FAA meanwhile has begun allowing a couple of the stopped wind farm projects to	the defense department study is expected to be completed soon. the faa, meanwhile, has begun allowing a couple of the stopped wind farm projects to proceed.
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And Tom DeLay's legal problems are just one of the things Republican members of Congress will have to deal with as they make their way back to snowy Washington for a two-week December session. NPR's Brian Naylor reports there's actually a lot on the agenda.	and tom delay's legal problems are just one of. the things republican members of congress will have to deal; with as, they. make their way back, to snowy washington for a two-week december session npr's brian naylor reports there's. actually. a lot. on the,	And Tom DeLay's legal problems are just one of the things Republican members of Congress will have to, deal with as they make their way back to, snowy Washington for a two-week December session NPR's Brian Naylor reports. there's. actually, a lot on the,	and tom delay's legal problems are just one of the things republican members of congress will have to deal with as they make their way back to snowy washington for a two-week december session. npr's brian naylor reports there's actually a lot on the agenda.
The Republicans' to-do list is almost as long as a 10-year-old's Christmas list. At the top are two important spending bills; one is for the Department of Defense and is needed to fund military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan; the other pays for many of the government programs low- and middle-income Americans rely on, such as home heating assistance and student loans. The defense measure is complicated by Senator John McCain's amendment that bans inhumane treatment of military prisoners. The Bush administration opposes it, but the two sides have been negotiating over the language in recent weeks. House Republicans are also expected to take up a bill extending tax cuts for investors and wealthy Americans and work with the Senate, which returns next week, on a package of spending cuts. Republican Congressman Jack Kingston of Georgia says it's important for the GOP majority to finish work on these measures before the end of the year.	the republicans' to-do, list is almost as long as a 10-year-old's christmas list at the top. are two important spending bills one is for the department of defense. and is needed to fund military operations in iraq and, afghanistan. the other pays for many of the government, programs low- and middle-income americans rely on such as home heating assistance and student loans the defense measure is complicated by senator, john mccain's amendment that bans inhumane treatment of military prisoners the, bush administration opposes it but the two sides have been, negotiating over the. language in recent weeks house republicans, are, also expected to take up, a bill extending tax cuts for investors, and wealthy. americans and work with the senate which returns, next week on a. package of spending cuts republican congressman jack kingston of georgia says, it's; important for the gop majority to finish work. on these. measures before the end of, the	The, Republicans' to-do. list is almost as long as a 10-year-old's Christmas, list At the top. are two important spending bills one is for the Department of Defense and is needed to fund military operations in Iraq and, Afghanistan the other pays for many of the government programs low- and middle-income Americans rely on such as home, heating assistance and student loans The defense measure; is complicated by Senator John McCain's amendment that, bans inhumane treatment of military prisoners The Bush administration opposes it but the two sides have. been negotiating. over the language in. recent weeks House Republicans are, also expected to take up a bill extending tax cuts for investors. and wealthy Americans and, work with the Senate which returns next week on a package of spending, cuts Republican Congressman Jack Kingston of Georgia says it's important. for the GOP majority to finish work on these measures before the end of the	the republicans' to-do list is almost as long as a 10-year-old's christmas list. at the top are two important spending bills; one is for the department of defense and is needed to fund military operations in iraq and afghanistan; the other pays for many of the government programs low- and middle-income americans rely on, such as home heating assistance and student loans. the defense measure is complicated by senator john mccain's amendment that bans inhumane treatment of military prisoners. the bush administration opposes it, but the two sides have been negotiating over the language in recent weeks. house republicans are also expected to take up a bill extending tax cuts for investors and wealthy americans and work with the senate, which returns next week, on a package of spending cuts. republican congressman jack kingston of georgia says it's important for the gop majority to finish work on these measures before the end of the year.
I think it's a must-do situation on deficit reduction. We have caught all kinds of grief from the Democrats and from our own base on spending too much money, and here's an opportunity to say, `You know what? We went back and we discovered there was about $40 billion to $50 billion, maybe as high as $60 billion that we could save by reforming some things.'	i think it's a; must-do situation on deficit reduction we. have caught all kinds of grief from the democrats and from our own base on spending too much money and here's an opportunity to say `you know, what? we went back and we discovered there was about $40 billion to $50 billion maybe as high, as $60 billion that we could. save by. reforming some	I think it's a must-do situation on deficit reduction We have caught all, kinds of grief from the. Democrats and from our own base on spending too much money and here's an opportunity to say `You know what? We went back and we discovered there was about $40 billion to $50 billion maybe as high as $60 billion that we could save by reforming some	i think it's a must-do situation on deficit reduction. we have caught all kinds of grief from the democrats and from our own base on spending too much money, and here's an opportunity to say, `you know what? we went back and we discovered there was about $40 billion to $50 billion, maybe as high as $60 billion that we could save by reforming some things.'
One reason for the urgency surrounding this session is the Republican need to change this subject from the ethics charges swirling around Congress. Republican Randy "Duke" Cunningham has admitted taking some $2.4 million in bribes from a defense contractor and resigned his seat. And former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay remains under indictment in Texas. What's more, the investigation of a former lobbyist threatens to engulf other Republicans in Congress. Kingston says it's important Republicans have something to show voters.	one reason for; the urgency surrounding, this session is the republican need to change this subject from. the ethics charges swirling around congress republican randy "duke" cunningham, has admitted taking some $2.4 million in bribes from a. defense contractor, and resigned his seat and former, house majority leader tom delay remains under indictment in texas what's more the; investigation of a. former lobbyist threatens to engulf other, republicans in congress kingston says it's important republicans have something to show	One reason for the urgency surrounding this session is the Republican need to change this subject from the ethics charges swirling around Congress Republican Randy "Duke" Cunningham has admitted. taking. some $2.4 million in bribes from a defense contractor and resigned his seat And former House, Majority Leader Tom DeLay remains under indictment in Texas What's more the investigation of a former lobbyist threatens to engulf other, Republicans in Congress Kingston says it's important Republicans have something to show	one reason for the urgency surrounding this session is the republican need to change this subject from the ethics charges swirling around congress. republican randy "duke" cunningham has admitted taking some $2.4 million in bribes from a defense contractor and resigned his seat. and former house majority leader tom delay remains under indictment in texas. what's more, the investigation of a former lobbyist threatens to engulf other republicans in congress. kingston says it's important republicans have something to show voters.
With these things in the backdrop that say, `You know what? The train of government continues to roll, and that's why it's important to pass this important legislation.'	with these things in the backdrop that say `you. know what? the train of government continues to roll and that's why it's. important to pass this; important	With these things in the backdrop that say `You know what? The train of government continues to roll and that's why. it's important to pass, this important	with these things in the backdrop that say, `you know what? the train of government continues to roll, and that's why it's important to pass this important legislation.'
But will it be enough? American University political science Professor James Thurber doesn't think so.	but will it be enough? american university political science professor james thurber, doesn't, think	But will. it be enough? American, University political science Professor James Thurber doesn't think	but will it be enough? american university political science professor james thurber doesn't think so.
I think it's going to be very difficult to overcome the questions of unethical behavior and corruption and cronyism that is going on now, associated primarily with Republicans, by passing legislation. I think that this is a story that will continue and it will expand. It's radioactive and it's hurting them.	i think it's going to be very. difficult to overcome the questions of. unethical behavior and corruption and cronyism, that is, going on now associated primarily with republicans by passing legislation i think that this is a story that will continue and it will expand it's radioactive and it's hurting	I think it's going to be very difficult. to overcome the questions of unethical behavior and. corruption and cronyism that is, going on now associated primarily with, Republicans by passing legislation I think that this is a story that will continue and it will expand It's radioactive and it's hurting	i think it's going to be very difficult to overcome the questions of unethical behavior and corruption and cronyism that is going on now, associated primarily with republicans, by passing legislation. i think that this is a story that will continue and it will expand. it's radioactive and it's hurting them.
Already Democrats, such as Congressman Joseph Crowley of New York, are pouncing on what they're calling the culture of corruption in Congress.	already democrats, such as congressman. joseph crowley of, new, york are pouncing on what they're calling, the culture, of corruption in	Already Democrats such as Congressman Joseph Crowley of New York are pouncing on what they're calling the culture of corruption in	already democrats, such as congressman joseph crowley of new york, are pouncing on what they're calling the culture of corruption in congress.
I think if there were a report card that was going to be given out to the House leadership, I think they'd say the students were having an amazing ability to get themselves in trouble, but they lack focus in any clear direction. That would be the type of report card they would get right now, not a very stellar one.	i think, if there. were, a. report card that was going to be given out to the house leadership i think they'd say the students were having an amazing ability, to get themselves. in trouble but they lack focus in any clear direction that would be the type of report card they would get right now not a very stellar	I think if there were a report card that was going to be given out to the House leadership I think they'd say the students were having an amazing ability, to get themselves in trouble but they lack; focus in, any clear direction That would be the type of report card they would get right now not a very stellar,	i think if there were a report card that was going to be given out to the house leadership, i think they'd say the students were having an amazing ability to get themselves in trouble, but they lack focus in any clear direction. that would be the type of report card they would get right now, not a very stellar one.
There are other issues awaiting action; a renewal of the Patriot Act, provisions of which expire at the end of the month, is one. And the House Judiciary Committee is expected to consider an immigration bill, but that issue, which has divided Republicans in both chambers, won't be addressed by the Senate until next year. Brian Naylor, NPR News, the Capitol.	there are other issues awaiting action a renewal of, the patriot act provisions of which expire at the end of the month is, one. and. the house judiciary committee is, expected to consider an immigration. bill but that issue which has divided republicans in both. chambers won't be addressed, by the senate until next. year brian naylor npr news the	There are other issues awaiting action a renewal of; the Patriot Act provisions of which expire at the end of the month is one And the House Judiciary Committee is expected to consider an immigration bill but that issue which has divided Republicans in both, chambers won't be addressed by the Senate until next year, Brian Naylor. NPR News the	there are other issues awaiting action; a renewal of the patriot act, provisions of which expire at the end of the month, is one. and the house judiciary committee is expected to consider an immigration bill, but that issue, which has divided republicans in both chambers, won't be addressed by the senate until next year. brian naylor, npr news, the capitol.
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Italy's general election doesn't take place until April, but the campaign has already turned nasty. Prime Minister and media tycoon Silvio Berlusconi has launched a media blitz, appearing almost non-stop on radio and television.	italy's general election doesn't take place until april but the campaign has already. turned nasty prime minister and media tycoon silvio. berlusconi has launched a media blitz appearing almost non-stop on, radio and	Italy's general election doesn't take place until April but the campaign has already turned nasty Prime Minister and media tycoon Silvio Berlusconi has launched a media blitz appearing almost non-stop on radio and	italy's general election doesn't take place until april, but the campaign has already turned nasty. prime minister and media tycoon silvio berlusconi has launched a media blitz, appearing almost non-stop on radio and television.
As NPR's Sylvia Poggioli reports from Rome, that strategy has opposition leaders crying foul.	as npr's sylvia poggioli reports from rome that strategy has opposition leaders crying	As NPR's Sylvia Poggioli reports from Rome that strategy has opposition leaders crying	as npr's sylvia poggioli reports from rome, that strategy has opposition leaders crying foul.
Last October, Academy Award Winning actor Roberto Benigni made a rare TV appearance seen by a record 15 million viewers.	last october academy. award winning actor roberto benigni made a rare. tv, appearance, seen by a record 15 million	Last October Academy Award Winning actor Roberto Benigni, made a rare TV appearance seen by a record 15 million	last october, academy award winning actor roberto benigni made a rare tv appearance seen by a record 15 million viewers.
(Soundbite of foreign television)	(soundbite of foreign	(Soundbite of foreign	(soundbite of foreign television)
In a 45-minute satirical tour de force, Benigni mocked Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, threatening to jail anyone who said there was no freedom of expression in Italy. The next day Berlusconi's political party, Forza Italia, reacted furiously, calling that gag a premeditated lynching.	in a 45-minute satirical tour de force benigni mocked prime minister silvio berlusconi threatening to jail, anyone who said there, was no freedom of expression in italy the next day berlusconi's political party forza italia, reacted furiously calling that gag a premeditated	In a 45-minute satirical tour de force Benigni mocked Prime, Minister Silvio Berlusconi threatening to, jail anyone who said there was, no freedom. of expression in Italy The next. day Berlusconi's political party Forza. Italia reacted furiously calling that gag, a premeditated	in a 45-minute satirical tour de force, benigni mocked prime minister silvio berlusconi, threatening to jail anyone who said there was no freedom of expression in italy. the next day berlusconi's political party, forza italia, reacted furiously, calling that gag a premeditated lynching.
Berlusconi is now having his sweet revenge. In January, the prime minister appeared as a TV guest for a total of more than 10 hours, compared to about one hour for opposition leader Romano Prodi(ph). Berlusconi has popped everywhere: on his own three commercial networks, on the three state-run networks, and on dozens of radio stations, including a traffic information channel.	berlusconi is now having his sweet revenge in january the prime minister appeared as a tv guest for. a total of more, than 10 hours compared to about one. hour for opposition leader romano prodi(ph). berlusconi has popped everywhere: on his own three commercial networks on the three state-run networks and on. dozens of radio stations including a traffic information	Berlusconi is now having his sweet revenge In January the prime minister appeared. as a TV, guest for a total. of more than 10 hours compared to about one hour for opposition leader Romano Prodi(ph). Berlusconi has popped everywhere: on his own three commercial networks on the. three state-run networks. and on dozens of radio stations including a. traffic information	berlusconi is now having his sweet revenge. in january, the prime minister appeared as a tv guest for a total of more than 10 hours, compared to about one hour for opposition leader romano prodi(ph). berlusconi has popped everywhere: on his own three commercial networks, on the three state-run networks, and on dozens of radio stations, including a traffic information channel.
He explained his TV marathon as a truth campaign on his government record. He said he didn't have time before because he was busy, as he put it, carrying the cross of running the country. In one appearance, Berlusconi almost sounded operatic as he listed his government's achievements.	he explained his tv, marathon as a truth campaign on his government record he said he didn't have time before because he was busy as he put it carrying the. cross of running the country in one. appearance berlusconi almost sounded, operatic as he listed his government's	He, explained his TV marathon, as a truth campaign on his government record He, said he didn't have time, before because he was. busy as he, put it carrying the cross of running the country In one appearance Berlusconi, almost sounded operatic as he listed his government's	he explained his tv marathon as a truth campaign on his government record. he said he didn't have time before because he was busy, as he put it, carrying the cross of running the country. in one appearance, berlusconi almost sounded operatic as he listed his government's achievements.
(Trough translator) Tax reform, labor reform, pension reform, educational reform, (unintelligible), public works expression, a new immigration rule --	(trough translator) tax reform labor, reform pension reform educational, reform (unintelligible), public works expression a new immigration, rule	(Trough translator) Tax reform labor reform pension, reform, educational reform (unintelligible), public works expression a new immigration rule,	(trough translator) tax reform, labor reform, pension reform, educational reform, (unintelligible), public works expression, a new immigration rule --
Unidentified Man #3: Instantaneous photographs and newspaper enterprise have invaded the sacred precincts of private and domestic life, and numerous mechanical devices threaten to make good the prediction that what is whispered in the closet shall be proclaimed from the housetops.	unidentified man #3: instantaneous photographs and newspaper enterprise have invaded the sacred precincts of private and domestic life and numerous mechanical devices threaten to make good the prediction that what is whispered in. the closet shall be. proclaimed from the	Unidentified Man, #3: Instantaneous photographs and newspaper enterprise have invaded the sacred; precincts, of private and domestic life and numerous mechanical devices threaten to make good the prediction that what is whispered in the closet shall be proclaimed from the	unidentified man #3: instantaneous photographs and newspaper enterprise have invaded the sacred precincts of private and domestic life, and numerous mechanical devices threaten to make good the prediction that what is whispered in the closet shall be proclaimed from the housetops.
Her name is Liliana. She's a 30-year-old illegal immigrant and has been living at the church for a year. Both Liliana and the church officials refused to give her last name. When Liliana was 19, she was detained at the California border after she tried to cross with a fake birth certificate. A few weeks later, she tried again, this time crossing through the treacherous Arizona desert. She was successful. Once here, she met her husband. He was here legally and would later become a U.S. citizen. In 2004, Liliana applied for permanent residency. She was turned down, though, because of her earlier border detention and was flagged for deportation. Speaking through an interpreter, Liliana says last May immigration agents knocked on her door.	her name is liliana she's a 30-year-old illegal. immigrant and has been living at the church for a year both liliana and; the church officials refused to give her last name when liliana was 19, she was detained at the california border after she. tried to cross with a fake birth certificate a few weeks later she tried again, this time crossing, through the treacherous arizona desert she was successful once here she met her husband he was here legally and would later become a u.s citizen in 2004, liliana applied for permanent residency she was turned down though. because of her earlier border detention and was flagged. for deportation speaking through an interpreter liliana, says last may, immigration agents knocked on her	Her name, is Liliana She's a 30-year-old illegal immigrant and has been living at the church for a, year. Both Liliana and the church officials refused to give her last name When, Liliana was 19, she was detained at the, California border after she tried to cross with a fake birth, certificate A, few weeks later she tried again this time crossing. through, the treacherous Arizona, desert She was successful Once here she met her husband He was here legally and would later become a U.S citizen In 2004, Liliana. applied for permanent residency She was turned; down though because of her earlier, border detention. and was flagged for. deportation Speaking through, an interpreter Liliana, says last May immigration agents knocked on her	her name is liliana. she's a 30-year-old illegal immigrant and has been living at the church for a year. both liliana and the church officials refused to give her last name. when liliana was 19, she was detained at the california border after she tried to cross with a fake birth certificate. a few weeks later, she tried again, this time crossing through the treacherous arizona desert. she was successful. once here, she met her husband. he was here legally and would later become a u.s. citizen. in 2004, liliana applied for permanent residency. she was turned down, though, because of her earlier border detention and was flagged for deportation. speaking through an interpreter, liliana says last may immigration agents knocked on her door.
(Through Translator) Yes, we are here to deport you.	(through translator) yes we are, here to deport	(Through Translator) Yes we are here to deport	(through translator) yes, we are here to deport you.
(Spanish spoken)	(spanish	(Spanish	(spanish spoken)
And she was crying, saying, please don't take me.	and, she was. crying saying please, don't, take	And she was crying saying please don't take,	and she was crying, saying, please don't take me.
(Through Translator) What's going to happen to my children?	(through translator) what's going to happen to my	(Through Translator) What's going to happen to; my,	(through translator) what's going to happen to my children?
Her two other children started crying, she says, and she pleaded with the agents to give her five days. During that time, she went into sanctuary with her youngest child. Liliana says she is just a mother who does not want to be separated from her family.	her two other children started. crying she says and she pleaded with the agents to give her five days during that time she went into sanctuary with her youngest child liliana says she is just a mother who does not want to be separated from her	Her, two other; children started crying she says and she pleaded with the agents to give her five days During that time. she went into sanctuary with her youngest child, Liliana says she. is just a mother who does not want to be separated from her	her two other children started crying, she says, and she pleaded with the agents to give her five days. during that time, she went into sanctuary with her youngest child. liliana says she is just a mother who does not want to be separated from her family.
(Spanish spoken)	(spanish	(Spanish	(spanish spoken)
It's very sad for her if she has to leave.	it's, very sad for her if she. has, to	It's very sad for. her if. she has to	it's very sad for her if she has to leave.
(Spanish spoken)	(spanish	(Spanish	(spanish spoken)
This children's school is here.	this children's school is	This children's school is	this children's school is here.