we're joined by its director, amir bar-lev, and the narrator, actor josh brolin. >> tillman's platoon was set upon on all sides by a taliban ambush. tillman ran out ahead of his entire platoon up a hill shouting "let's take it to the enemy." coincidentally, that was one of the talking points around the war that the time. let's take the war to the enemy. according to this account, he echoed that sentiment. it's preposterous. and that he single-handedly saved the lives of his platoon mates and went down in a blaze of gunfire. >> rose: and the truth was? >> the truth was none of that. >> none of that. >> he knew that that might want to use him as some kind of mythological character for recruitment or something like that, so he copy it had fact that... he copy it had paper that he did not want a military funeral in the event that he died and had to sneak that to marie at some point. so a lot of parameters around this general idea of... you know of ann coulter, whatever, saying "he was one of us" and these guys saying "no, he's one of us." it's such a partisan thing. he's a little bit of b

a premiership rival chelsea looks set to bolster their squad with the signing of brazil midfielder amir is from benfica the clubs have a greater price tag of just under twenty nine million dollars as long as the player passes a medical team would be the second signing for chelsea in the pre-season. from liverpool and i could be a bit of movement in the russian primarily the normal moscow league in the chest pointed me to feel that we should perform as any skipper hasn't been getting too much playing time from coach louis van. waspada moscow still waiting for celtic aiden mcgeady to make it is mind about a speech to the russian capital the winger has been looking at leat apartments in moscow and is being tempted by a wage of over three million dollars a year after tax. very nice to me the n.b.a.'s oldest star shaquille o'neal has left the cleveland cavaliers and signed a two year deal with the boston celtics his wages are reportedly worth three million u.s. dollars here to the thirty eight year old four time and be a champion hopes to add another title next season as he would play with p

amir you want to come up here. >> ♪ i see young boy.tching letters in the sand. ♪ in this land of ancient scars the promise still remains. knew muse when darkn ♪ when stars comes. ♪ first cup your a stranger. ♪ second cup, a friend. ♪ by the third your family. ♪ how long to trust a stranger? ♪ how long to sip three cups of tea? ♪ >> as the city of san francisco has grown, there are a number of cultural organizations that have grown with it. the san francisco symphony, the ballet, and ensure we are celebrating the 75th anniversary of the san francisco museum of modern art's. one of the things many of our viewers may not understand about museums is the way they grow and evolve is really about a broad. his patient and support from many individuals who give their collections -- and broad support from many individuals who give their collections to the museum. this year it will be celebrating and abolishing those individuals through exhibition -- and acknowledging those individuals throughout asia. joining me is janet bishop, the curator. i u

test against england at lord's those questioned include captain salman butt fast bowlers mohammed amir and mohammed a safe and wicketkeeper kamran akmal there's no indication they will face suspension at this stage meanwhile cricket agent masada my g.d. was released without charge after being arrested on saturday on suspicion of conspiring to do for bookmakers england won the final test at lord's on sunday to take the serious three one. for me to announce two thousand and eight champion lewis hamilton has returned to the top of this season standings following a super at the belgian grand prix red bulls mark webber started from pole but was slow out of the blocks and cleared the first corner of the spot track down in sixth place hamilton made full use of the australians bit to lead the race from then on the bench to the first across the finish line called his way back to second spot in this accident pit race it was not enough to keep him on top of the standings and now trails hamilton by three points where his red bull team mate sebastian vettel finished absent the points but remains th

professors amir barnea and henrik cronqvist have a similar theory. >> what you do and how you invest your money-- that in part is determined by your genes. >> reporter: they think inheriting certain genes can lead an investor to tolerate a certain level of risk. >> what we are saying is that genetic variation across people can explain how much risk appetite they have. so those that are born with more appetite for risk, they end up also with portfolios that have more equity exposure and more risk and more volatility. >> reporter: barnea and cronqvist studied the records of nearly 35,000 swedish twins. they found amazing similarities in the investment styles of identical twins, even those who were raised apart. >> what you see in this graph is three different investment behaviors: stock market participation, the share or percentage of one's portfolio invested in risky assets, and the third one is the volatility of one's portfolio. and the green column is the one that shows the correlation amongst identical twins. you can clearly see from the graphs that the correlation between the iden

several pakistan players have also been questioned by police including captain someone but mohammed amir mohammed as seif and kamran akmal their team manager. said the flames were in private in england when the final test on sunday to take the series three one. golf now and the true shot has won the opening event of the fed ex playoffs beating moss in lead in a playoff at the barclays in new york while tiger woods did enough to make sure he qualified for next week's deutsche bank championship what's it been an inconsistent form and have to finish in the top one hundred this week to progress and he did it by carving a four in the park sixty seven in his last round meanwhile lead was hoping to win the boxes out right after starting the day with a three shot lead and he had two parts of the eighteenth victory missed once and then twice which meant he went into a playoff is crucial and often led part of the first all who shot birdied after this effort from the rough set him up for the loony fox it was either a touch of fortune in the shot or for the replayed who shot now leads the fed ex sta

willing and able to fulfill all promises laid out and it's a bed that's according to prime minister bad amir putin who met with the people delegation in moscow on tuesday and he says they're also ready to fill promises that are not laid out a bit one of those guarantees is that these are three temporary stay. we provided with guarantees from our government and we are ready to provide the organization with additional guarantees such as visa free entry for all the players and fans at the time of the event and free travel between cities hosting the world cup. that russia has three major points and it's that first of all the bad things you have six million players of the game of football they're big supporters of it's a fan base that. also is easier to control has never hosted the world cup to that could also be in russia's favor at thirty first interested in helping countries that have never posted to develop and having the games the world cup in a country would definitely help fifo reach that goal now that russia's bid also has the attention of the u.k. media yet british press quoting official

the last deal was all floating its oil and gas exploration business income local amir so really you know b.p. are talking something to. we do it probably today here in moscow. thank you. the world and the headquarters in moscow. to see how the case that before going on it's a mixed picture in europe off the losses is now trading in the last week or pool so banks up behind the empress to confirm. that almost seventy percent of. net loss is wider than one point seven billion here a charge issued a fortune sending it shares almost three in home. and russian stocks the rebounding up to report showed the u.s. added more reason to live in this forecast for. climbing as we near the end of wednesday's session. now the construction open or gas pipeline has reached an important milestone with the second ball into the pipe finally coming ashore in russia the project will provide gas to millions of european homes when it's completed which is due in two thousand and twelve. here at the pride of ebay in the baltic sea the construction of the noise pipeline project is only progressing now which you see

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commentary from political analysts of light amir cozen turning now to some other stories making headlines across the globe alerts been declared in pakistan as floodwaters sweep from the north of the country into the south mass evacuations of villages on the banks of rising rivers have begun officials say fourteen million people have been affected by the worst monsoon rains in decades with sixteen hundred less dead rescuers are still trying to reach densely populated regions left without food or drinking water forecasters predict more heavy rains to come. to explosions have shaken the southern iraqi city of basra killing at least twenty the twin blasts came within minutes of each other at a market and injuring dozens there are conflicting reports over what caused the explosions some police officers say it was a roadside bomb in a car packed with explosives but the city's police chief insists a faulty power generator was to blame. colombia's new president has been inaugurated a huge ceremony in the capital bogota juan manuel santos pledged up hold the constitution and continue the fight aga

they were quite cooperative in discussing this and i remember amir al-sa'adi saying, "look here, the very idea of having mobile laboratories on our roads scares me." they had discussed it earlier and had rejected the idea. they didn't have them, so how could they have complied with that? in any case there could have been different interpretations as to whether they lived up to these benchmark cases, but i think what decided it was that the americans were not willing to give enough time for the benchmark approach, and once that was clear, it was dead. i think we are putting the blame now on chirac and saying chirac said he would veto this and that killed it, but i have a feeling it might just as well have been that the us would not have been willing to go along with more time. >> of course all that leads into the attempt to get a second united nations resolution, which would have been necessary for more time with a deadline. i will ask sir roderic lyne to pick up on that one. >> yes. i think briefly on the end-game in the un, first of all, obviously an awful lot hung throughout the fi

they were quite cooperative in discussing this and i remember amir al-sa'adi saying, "look here, the very idea of having mobile laboratories on our roads scares me." they had discussed it earlier and had rejected the idea. they didn't have them, so how could they have complied with that? in any case there could have been different interpretations as to whether they lived up to these benchmark cases, but i think what decided it was that the americans were not willing to give enough time for the benchmark approach, and once that was clear, it was dead. i think we are putting the blame now on chirac and saying chirac said he would veto this and that killed it, but i have a feeling it might just as well have been that the us would not have been willing to go along with more time. >> of course all that leads into the attempt to get a second united nations resolution, which would have been necessary for more time with a deadline. i will ask sir roderic lyne to pick up on that one. >> yes. i think briefly on the end-game in the un, first of all, obviously an awful lot hung throughout the fi