industry who is not overly optimistic about its future talks with alexander who directed the movie faust which won the venice film festivals top prize the golden lion stay with us for that. oh at. hello again to walk and to spotlight the interview show on it. today my guest is aleksandr the self quarter joining us from st peters. this year's venice film festival has been a great success from russia to the movie called fast directed last night paula was awarded the gold blog the festival's growth critics say that's a sign of the industry's revival but the self is not so optimistic this is a tour of thanks to the logistics of filmmaking in russia still leaves much to be desired and less the support of is our guest on. our sound so curled for this year's biggest victory at the venice film festival alexander secure of help to overcome much misunderstanding in his or the career his student films were mostly not accepted by his teachers at the state film school in moscow and his early works were banned by soviet censors what helped secure of move on then was support from one of the greatest fi

time the top prize of the venice film festival is coming to russia and it's under support also movie faust beat off all their rivals to win because of the lion the jury was in are that an assertion it would have carried out a nazi praising the picture so it would change viewers forever with two years of shooting and over all my side of over nine million dollars. of his most ambitious projects inspired by god to us tragedy of the dialogue of the german has yet to be translated to other languages including russian but you can find more about the director and his work just go to our web site that's our team dot com. shortly report all the deadly legacy of war that's after a week of the week's top stories to stay with us. the world wide manhunt for him lasted for fifteen years. and one million new warrant was promised for a scamp. political mass murder for the west. and some in. general there should be an. age. limit. on archie. influence. she's available in the building called square hutto super to look for hotels been called so i don't remember who told one called a movie watergate hotel an

movie faust has won the golden lion prize at the venice film festival a critically acclaimed movie was selected by a jury headed by darren aronofsky hughes like swan opened venice last year his most well known work to date was the sony documentary russian ark praised for the director a signature single an edited shot from his work at a website called twenty seven a half minutes past midnight moscow target we can sport a. if you decide with you know nail including use of football shocks aplenty in the russian premier me one i'm scared and i won't thank you choosing out see this sunday morning very early sunday morning i thank you all top stories a couple of minutes. to. terrorist synonymous. the senseless slaughter of almost street people stopped. the vision of an evening. news on. the streets. a look back at nine eleven the city. police the top story tonight precious if you've. lost the place of the victims of wednesday's plane crash that killed almost all of a local ice hockey team as investigators rule two main theories into the cause of the tragedy engine failure and poor quality of

russia dominates the london international film festival with multiple movie entries including alexander faust which is just the top award of the venice film festival. to bring it up to date for the moment marina is next with business he'd stay with us and i think in moscow. hello and welcome to business here on artsy deals worth more than three hundred million dollars happens signed during the visit of the u.k. prime minister david cameron to russia and the league ation includes blue chip companies like royal dutch shell b.p. and british airways british the i y retailer kings first rule has unveiled a plan to open nine stores in russia total investment could reach one hundred eighty million dollars also engineering firm rolls royce has agreed to jointly develop nuclear power wealth of russian state energy corporation. and among other notable deals the russian state nanotechnology corporation is point of forty to fifty percent of the london bass pro bono bio for an undisclosed amount the financial times describes the company as a new medical company launching the world's first molecular scale

into russia alexandre movie faust beat off all their rivals to get at the golden lion the jury was united in its decision to read had a diary and other notes the praising the picture saying it would change viewers forever over two years of shooting in an overall price tag of over ninety million dollars foster is a crew of the most ambitious project inspired by goodness tragedy the dialogue in german has yet to be translated to other languages including russia for more about the director and his work just go to the website that's r.t.e. dot com. and shortly we asked former george w. bush administration official for his views on the fallout from nine eleven that's after a recap of this week's top stories in just a few minutes. from . the. welcome back today's news of this week's top stories on our t.v. the u.s. commemorates its worst terrorist attack that divided the world the nine eleven assault ten years ago prompted america to launch a police ignition that many experts claim has made the global war dangerous. russia bids farewell to the players of a top nationalized hockey team who peris

the venice film festival finding its way here to russia themselves the alexandersson chorus movie faust creedal father rivals political life gurus united in its decisions will head off scheming praising this picture saying it will change views forever. with two years of shooting the overall price tag of nine million dollars first is of course most ambitious project inspired by both tragedy the dialogue in germany has yet to be translated to other language using clued in russian if you want to more about the direction as we're going to a website are. coming up very soon on this channel financial guru most cars are discusses a dramatic shift in the global currency war stateroom for the kaiser report and if you can before that i'm kevin owen i'll be back in a minute or two with a recap of the top stories. luke. twenty four seven live from central moscow this is our t.v. these are our top stories this morning russia city view ourselves pay their last respects to the forty three victims of wednesday's fatal plane crash sportsman from the top local ice hockey team who perished in that inciden

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for those who show business use for this half hour russian director legs movie faust as won the golden lion prize at the sixty eight venice film festival the critically acclaimed movie was selected by a jury headed by darren aronofsky hughes black swan opened venice last year his most well known work to date was the semi documentary russian ark praised for the director's signature single an edited shot to learn more about his work at a website called twenty seven a half minutes past midnight moscow time we got we came through this with you know neil including use of football shocks aplenty in the russian premier league my name's kevin i want thank you for choosing r.t. this sunday morning very early sunday morning update you on our top stories in a couple of minutes. please. just sleep. for terrorist attacks and became synonymous with. the senseless slaughter of almost zero people stunned the world. the vision of a living. ten years on the t.v. remember to. look back at nine eleven see. how we can all sin sin. precious city of jaroslav was paying its last respects to the victims of wed

your worst forever it's two years of shooting and an overall price tag of over nine million dollars faust a supporter of some most ambitious projects inspired by her days of tragedy the dialogue in germany has yet to be translated to other languages including russian for more about the director and he's a work you can visit our website r.t. dot com. while i'll recap the headlines for you in just a few moments stay with us. worldwide manhunt for him lasted for a fifteen year. one million new world which promised to raise come true. political murder for the when. the girls were miniature. generally the sure been. one or two. welcome back you're watching our t.v. live from moscow let's take a look at today's news and the week's top stories the u.s. commemorates its worst terrorist attack the divided the world the nine eleven assault ten years ago prompted america to launch a policing mission that many experts claim has made the globe more dangerous. russia bids farewell to the players of a top national ice hockey team who perished in a plane crash the jet went down shortly after taking off i

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in this week's "human factor," sanjay introduces us to ben faust, who was diagnosed with dyslexia aseloped a technology that helps people just like him. >> a handheld device -- >> reporter: for ben foss, who has dyslexia, this device is something he doesn't leave home without. >> unsweetened cocoa. >> i could get semisweet or really sweet, and that could screw up the recipe. >> reporter: the intel reader. a device foss helped design turns written words into speech. once you actually use the technology, take the picture, allow it to process, at that point, if you're good at, you know, being able to listen at 250 words per minute, you can essentially catch right up to -- >> i can eliminate a lot of the challenges. so when most people are reading, they're hearing language. i don't. when i read text, it's like having a bad cell phone connection to the page. things drop out, i miss pieces of information. when i was a kid, my mom would read out loud to me, which wasn't a big deal. when i was in college, i would fax my term papers home and she would read them to me over the phone so i could

i[laughter] he was a football player in high school and played for jerry faust, who later coached notre dame. he would do xavier university and worked his way through the school. after doing so, he went into the business world, i joined a small packaging company, and eventually rose to be caught -- president of the company. he got involved in civic affairs, was elected to the board of trustees in baltimore county, ohio, and was later elected 1985 to the house and ohio. in 1990, he was elected to the house of representatives in the u.s., and has now been reelected 10 consecutive terms. has not been recollected 10 consecutive terms street as a member o he has had many different positions, serving as the house conference, the house education committee, has served as minority leader, and majority leader, and now is the 61st speaker of the house. ajority leader. we're very honored have as our guest today john boehner. thank you. [applause] >> david, thank you. and all their honored guests here today. thank you for the opportunity towe all know the economy is stalled, and it's been stalled. a