and at the time, we're like, "what can we change to get an 'r'? and then they said, "well, we gave you an nc-17, "and we can't tell you what to change, 'cause we're not a censorship group." that's what they tell you. you are. you know, and they're like, "well, sir, we can't give you any specifics." so then you have to go and do a thing where you go and basically get on your hands and knees and beg them. so i went in there, and i'm all just-- and there's these 80-year-old people all staring down at me. and i'm like, "look, there's no nudity in this film. "there's no sex in this film. "it's all just language that you're giving this an nc-17 for." and i was, you know, stated my case, and they're like, "okay, thank you. step outside, and we'll tell you what we think." step outside, and literally i didn't even get a chance to close the door before the guy comes out and goes, "it's still an nc-17." and we're like, "can we try again?" "no." it's just-- you can, but it costs-- you've got to do another avid cut. you've got--you know, it's so cost prohibitiv

"you really need to make this an 'r.'" and they're like, "okay, it's an 'r'." that's disgusting. there was a time in this country where government was leaning on creators, and all the pressure comes from-- i'd be less scared of government. they'd be accountable, 'cause we could vote 'em out. m.p.a.a. is just there. it's like star chamber. great conversation; thank you so much for joining us today. thank you. i appreciate it. captioning provided by the first amendment center, funded by the freedom forum. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com (female announcer) for more information about speaking freely, visit our website at: >> welcome to "culturewire." for the past year, the arts commission has been participating in the city's effort to revitalize the central market street corridor. in addition to the thursday arts market and are in store front, the art commission recently launched the artery project. for the next year, the artery project will bring energy and excitement to market street, recalling the st.'s heyday as san francisco's vibrant and bustling theater district. >

billy elliott, billy elliott got an r rating because they got an r rating. lot of movies rated pg-13 or pg that have much more raunchier content. it's part of an old-fashioned system, one of the reasons why we started common sense media, because you want more information. >>> say you're going to take your kid to an r-rated movie, you know there's a lot of cursing. how doumit gait that if you don't want to expose your child? >> two things, go to common sense and read the reviews. second, go in advance and say to little johnny or mary and say, look, there's a scene or two here that you might be careful about. if you check before you go, you have a better sense of what's in it. the movie's ratings have gotten better, didn't even mention things like smoking or drug use or things at all in the context of the ratings. so what you have to do is do a little more homework. with common sense now, you can go find the stuff on your iphone or phone, you can find ratings and you can get more information. the other thing is, have a great conversation with your kid. once you

it doesn't make any difference whether you're an "r" or an "d." we're out there trying to do the best job we can. >> she's a gun owner and champions gun rights. a motorcyclist siding with bikers wanting to ride without helmets. she's argued with troops at the mexican border. opposed arizona's tough new immigration law. and she passionately backed health care reform. a fulbright scholar, ceo of her family's tire company, in 2007, she married space shuttle commander, mark kelly, making her the only congresswoman with an active duty spouse. and of course, mark kelly continues his vigil at her bedside in the hospital just behind us. he's also meant to command the last final shuttle mission to the international space station. >> okay, christiane, thank you very much. >>> the shooting barely ended before repp epereppercusions ba again. the debate over what this means for our politics and our culture will go on for some time. david wright has our first look at where it stands today. >> reporter: although the shooter in this rampage appeared to have acted

the drug problem doesn't care whether it has a "d" after it or an "r" after it or any other party affiliationis is a national problem. we have to work much harder, and we should take this report that sahmsa did, should take this report for the wakeup call for which it is. wow, the national recovery month press conference here at the national press club- exciting, exciting opportunity. i'm very familiar with the press. believe it or not, i received a little press a few times in my active addiction. you laugh, but it's true. but i think the important thing is, now i am getting press as a result of my recovery, about sharing my recovery story with others. this annual event is so important because in addition to alerting americans about the dangers and trends of drug abuse, we must also educate them about the reality of recovery. having people like me who've been through the trials of addiction and found recovery, telling our stories, it's an important part of broadening social understanding and building broad public support for our cause. this is the 21st annual observance of national alcohol an

in the end they all posed for pictures against the background of an r twelve missile the soviet union delivered a total of forty two of these missiles to cuba they were able to reach the us territory in six minutes after launch. world that they were all in order to transport my regiment to the port but there will we needed eleven seventy carriage trains. with a lifting capacity of sixty tons each. a secret operation to transfer soviet troops to cuba was code named after a town in the north of the soviet union most of the forty thousand troops that took part in that operation was sure they were going to the north. in september nine hundred sixty two field nurses united on sky found herself onboard one of these ships a voyage lasted eighteen days. the ideal we were where in passing trances sticks old shoes and ordinary stockings all men the saw that soldiers and officers were dressed in flannel to greet shuras with small pattern for soldiers and big one for officers. all the ships that arrived from the soviet union in one nine hundred sixty two were more than this port the service men p

should be a respect for the smaller units if indeed we're going in our r.m. 2 to what basically is an r. 4. i put this to the commission for consideration. my motion would be to continue this project, no decisions made as no-no, we're not saying you can't doo this. but we want to basically more responsive design. >> second. >> motion and second to continue. what date? >> i think it takes easily eight to 10 weeks to redesign the building. >> february at some point. february 10th or 1r7b? >> 10rks giss. >> 150r? >> february 10th. >> i can respond, what do you think? what is thu1 what's the challenge to you and your calendar? >> could you clarify the date, please? >> february 10 or february 17 in >> i think february 10 is good enough for us.

so certainly you're going to see it, of course, on that neutrality, the way that the d's aned r's are divided. i'm sure you'll fine it over issues like reform and that sort of thing, too. but we'll see. again, over these consumer issues, you know, like privacy, you're apt to see, you know, a bit more coming together and also on issues, like i said in the blog, where there are money issues, where it looks like money can come into the treasury. you're going to see a lot of cooperation from a lot of different places. >> coming from the d side of the aisle, as you do, were you relieved when fred upton became chairman of the house energy committee? >> what a question. [laughter] i do think that he was a good candidate for it. i wouldn't put it up as relief. i think -- i'm glad that he's the chairman and i'm glad that congressman walden will also be there. i think that he has a lot of good insight. i think that the important thing is for these committees and subcommittees to be held by people who have some kind of understanding of these highly technical areas. i think that helps everyone co

you want an r t coming to live from moscow emerita joshua welcome to the program and russia's commerce and newspaper says police have named a suspect behind a terror attack of moscow's dum of the airport which killed thirty five people a man from southern russia stopper paul region could be one of the organizers or even a perpetrator of monday's blast or for more on this let's cross to al gore sponsor a for us so sarah tell us more about these new revelations. what we need the surname is the man that says naming and possible connection to the attacks is rust is not named at the moment whether he was the actual suicide bomber himself or just involved in connection with the with the bombing we do know that he's from russia southern style of ripple region and that he has possible links to now disbanded terror groups that operated in the area know a day that that used to be headed. and that that has links to international terror organizations that they carried out a number of bombings in recent years one of these in two thousand and four. when two planes took off from here and they bombs w

so it doesn't make any difference whether you are an "r" or a "d." we are out there trying to do the best job we can. >> reporter: she's a gun owner and champions gun rights. a motorcyclist who sided with bikers wanting to ride without helmets. she's argued for troops at the mexican border but opposed arizona's tough new immigration law, and she passionately backed health care reform. a fulbright scholar, ceo of her family's tire company, in 2007, she married space shuttle commander mark kelly, making her the only congress member with an active duty spouse. mark kelly continues his vigil in the hospital behind me. and he's also scheduled to command the last shuttle mission to the international space center. christiane amanpour, abc news, tucson. >> later this half hour, our coverage continues with the profile of the very young gunshot victim. we'll take you live to tucson for the latest on "america this morning" and later on "good morning america." then at 11:00 eastern, look for live abc news coverage of the moment of silence, paying tribute to the

you want to use an r-38 insulation. and in colderte climates you want to use an r-49. roll down? >> depending on where you live. if you live in minnesota you want to use the r-49 blow-in. if you live in new york you ask get away with the r-38. >> with all of these things that we've just shown you here all affordable? >> they're all affordable. i mean this cost $15 a lineal foot. if you have a pro install it you're looking at $25 to $40 a lineal foot. >> john thank you very much. >> oh. my pleasure. >> we do appreciate it. for more on protecting your home from water damage go to our website, earlyshow.cbsnews.com. information there, and it is great information for you to apply. all right. erica, let's go over to you. >> chris, thanks. in addition to the havoc that winter can wreak on your home it can suck the life out of your skin and your hair. but not any longer. molly nover-baker is director of "women's health" magazine and she's here to help us this morning. i feel like everyone you talk to will say to you my i skin in the winter is awful. >> skin or hair can really

fantastic, but it's not surprising to many people that a lot of people remember us from when we were in an r's right, shazzazz was the name of the group. >> that's right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and we were pretty successful, too. we had a legitimate hit song called "let's do it." >> yep. >> jimmy: i have the video right here. let's take a look. ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ let's do it, let's do it let's do it my friend i want to do it with you ♪ ♪ that's cool i wanna do it with you too ♪ ♪ let's do it, let's do it let's do it, let's do it my friend ♪ oh, jam. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> you got hot watching that video. >> jimmy: got a little hot. so hot, wasn't that? that was the -- one of the best things i've ever seen. [ laughter ] that was so good. i'm glad you remembered that 'cause that was -- that was a huge -- that was a huge hit. [ laughter ] and -- >> that was a huge hit. >> jimmy: and we did another one -- 'cause it was such a hit. >> that's right. >> jimmy: i think we have that video, too. >> oh no! [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ hey hey hey h

or if an ocean r t moscow region. i want one of those that bring up that for the moment ten minutes from now i'll be back with an update of all my new stories in the meantime musicians are rising up against protesting against their music being used as torture when next we talk to a grammy award winning terrorist who has a goal to bring about social change through his town and that's an interview next. he's the face behind the guitar. hard hitting grammy award winning guitarist tom morello strength his beat to the sounds of social justice. from his early days as lead guitarist of rage against the machine. the street sweeper social club tom morello incorporate social issues of the past and present to mobilize his fans toward political change. parties sits down with tom morello tom morello thanks so much for joining us and happy to be the first question now you are a member of the class of ten seventy what's you to give your voice to the immigration debate while i was happy to join the immigration debates and the boycott

dot com los angeles and yoga master class as an ex-pat instructs r t how to mix russian soul with ancient indian spirit and let your thread drift away. as chinese president hu jintao visits the us the two global powers get a chance to define more clearly their relationship with china on the rise so americans see the eastern power as something to be feared but it's very important to reports others are taking the chance to cash in. new york city's chinatown is a go to for many things authentic meals designer knockoffs manicures massages and now money the bank of china one of the country's main estate on lenders has unlocked a particular door to u.s. citizens american customers are now allowed to come to this bank and open up an account trading their u.s. dollars for the chinese who won a currency bet some experts believe is worth making a currency exchange of up to twenty thousand dollars per year and while plenty of u.s. banks try to entice new customers with special offers the bank of china might be offering something irresistible today growth experts say china's currency is likely to go

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or if an ocean r t moscow region. now a little asia we reminisced about soviet music art and culture as our moscow allen team takes you back to the us. from propaganda to serve your art there are many rules inside the museum here a large part of the exhibition is on industrialization and many aspects of the cultural worlds were under government control but the art world still flourished in the u.s.s.r. and today. in the highest prices at various art auctions around the world. i hear about check back in time coming your way in just over an hour here on our c. right now the lead in just a few minutes that we discuss the pivotal arms can't steal between moscow and washington with one of russia's key lawmakers that's going to business update now to the tree. welcome to business r.t. good to have your company b.t.n. draws near to have indeed agreed to jointly develop a number of projects notably on russia's arctic shelf the fields potential capacity is around free and a half percent of the world's proven oil reserves in ro

or if an ocean r t moscow region. little later we reminisce about solving music art and culture as our last go out scene takes the hat to the u.s.s.r. . from propaganda to sort of art there are many rules inside the scene here a large part of the exhibition is on industrialization and many aspects of the cultural worlds were under government control but the art world still flourished in the u.s.s.r. and today soviet art is fetching the highest prices at various our solutions around the world. that trip back in time in around five minutes time fast they dimitri joins us with a piece of me. welcome to business r.t. good to have your company b.p. and rosneft have indeed agreed to jointly develop a number of projects notably on russia's arctic shelf the fields potential capacity is around three and a half percent of the world's proven oil reserves and roughly five percent of the world's gas reserves the oil majors of also agreed to swap shares b.p. will provide five percent of its shares worth around eight billion dollars

or if an ocean r t moscow region. well later in the program martin anders takes us back to the u.s.s.r. in his weekly tour around the russian capital but before that we'll take a look what's happening in business with your ear. hello and a very warm welcome to the business update b.p. and drill snap have agreed to join to develop a number of projects on russia's arctic shelf the fields potential capacity is around three point five percent of the world's proven oil reserves and roughly five percent of the world's gas reserves well majors have also included to swap shares p.p. will provide five percent of its shares worth around eight billion dollars in exchange for nine and a half percent overall snipped all correspondent takes up the story. this is truly a massive project according to the russian prime minister vladimir putin me affect the entire global energy industry russia's oil company and britain's energy giant british petroleum have reached several agreements in joint projects in developing offshore oil and gas

minor injuries. >>> after a southwest airlines plane made an emergency landing, folks are back on their way to chicago. a warning light went on, r eporting overheating in a wheel well just after:00 this afternoon. the-- after 3:00 this morning. the pilot circled to oakland airport and made an emergency lanked -- landing around 3:40 p.m. no injuries. >>> stay police are looking for a driver who cracked into a house and damaged a natural gas line. about 20 people had to be evacuated from the home. the car hit the house on south second street? sanjose about 3:00 this m orning. the driver took off and police still have not found him. pg&e shut off the gas. people were allowed back in their homes around 5:30. a pg&e spokesperson says all of the houses except for the one hit by the car had gas stored by this midafternoon. >>> police found a woman shot to death in vale. a manhunt is on. police officers found the w oman's body around 5:00 this morning inside a vehicle near dublin drive. after a two-hour search, police caught one suspect riding hiding in a black yard. the ear suspect got away. no word on a motive for the shooting. >>> th

r t moscow. president karzai gave r.t. an exclusive interview during his visit to russia we'll bring you his thoughts on cobbles mounting problems and moscow's role in helping solve them in a little more than an hour here on r t. victor boots lawyers say they're ready to challenge the u.s. government decision to prosecute the alleged russian arms dealer in september if found guilty but faces a minimum quarter century behind bars his defense is also arguing the legal grounds of his extradition from thailand to the u.s. in november but he's honest has more. i want to borrow for every twelve people. only question. how we are in the other eleven. that's hollywood's take on forty four year old russian cargo dealing businessman victor boot but in real life is he really the merchant of death or the lord of war or simply a victim of propaganda u.s. prosecutors are not thinking twice about which label to pick the so-called merchant of death is now a federal inmate the american media months ahead of trial also have their mind made up t

an e.u. markets for russian gas across the black sea in addition to the current troop through ukraine the head of south remains been given business r t an update on progress. we are working on the. feasibility studies now in various places along the approach the feasibility study all sure is very far ahead is in many respects already completed then our decision basically studies on shore and the other important steps that we are on the taking right now is of course working on the shareholder remains we have to make sure that all the shareholders agree on how to structure the project commercially and financially we're having discussions now also with the european commission our main point in these discussions is of course the commission and you should make sure that this project has the same opportunity and is not in any way disadvantaged as potential other approaches. gold was a clear metal window in twenty ten beating all records sent to living a faster percent return for investors russia has the world's second largest gold reserves but it's only ranked fifth in terms of production that gives russia minus some of the best growth p