(john bailey) violence and sexuality have become much more graphic. i think a key element in noir was that tension or repression. filmmaking techniques have also become so much slicker. there's a lot more money available. we don't make b-movies really that deal with that material. b-movies tend to be like slasher films and so forth. a-movies usually have a very strong production budget and design budget. and film noir films inherently were b-movies, low-budget. and they had certain physical limitations and restrictions that became part of the filmmaking vocabulary. and i don't think we use those so much anymore. there's been many attempts to emulate that style. but that style was tied to a time and a place. and that time and place is gone. if somebody wanted to make a film using that dialogue, that very terse, chandler, hemingway dialogue, would it sell today? i don't know. i don't think so. i do really feel this genre is a historical genre. when you speak of german expressionism, you speak of a specific time. when you speak of the nouvelle vague, tha

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plus senator kay bailey hut schoin and john sununu on fixing our nation's energy policy." is coming right back. . >>> >>> vladimir putin is expected to win this sunday's presidential election in russia but his grip on power may be slipping. steve liesman is in moscow and has more. see, i've been saying this all day. every time i see you there in that coat, it's like you -- i mean you look so comfortable there. honestly. then you speak russian on top of it all. >> joe, does it amaze you how much money the company will spend to give you new material to rag on me. i think it's pretty amazing. i'm on a flight 8 1/2 hours just so you can go at me with the russian thing. pretty interesting changes here i got to tell you. president putin if he win this election and the next one for six years will have been in office longer than stalin ruled russia which is pretty amazing but i have to say right now he's facing his strongest opposition since he took power back in 2000. it's a winter much discontent in russia. for the first time in the 12 years of vladimir putin has stood astride

bailey circus. playing at the first mariner arena now through the 31st. back to you. >> thank you, kristy. >>> do you have what it takes to be a rocket scientist? students at johns hopkins are finding out. alex demetrick reports, the students are trying to bring more talent to the final frontier. >>> when it comes to other worlds, there are still plenty of secrets to unlock. but first you have to get there with the right spacecraft, carrying the right tools. and that takes a lot of experts. >> you don't just have the aerospace engineers. they have physicists. they have chemists. even biologists. >> reporter: just the sort of measures johns hopkins is drawing in for a minor degree in science engineering. >> before this, i really didn't know that much about what went into the design of a space mission. >> students are given the purpose of a mission. >> the idea is to launch a satellite into a near polar orbit. talking somewhere between 85 to&95 degrees. >> i hope to design spacecraft in the future. >> students will also intern at places where real missions are planned, built and controlled. >> laboratory is good. look at them. decide whether or not this is the kin