sam: anyhoo, how was your day? rachel: oh, uhh... today my boss treated the office to salad wraps. sam: mmm, salad wraps. rachel: i know. >>> our guests are a married couple. maria and carlos. they are a married couple a catholic couple believe carlos is a recent convert to the catholic church. they are here to tell us about natural family planning. i know you are practitioners of this and you have become teachers of this. i would like you to tell us about it. can you tell us something about your background? >> we have been married for 8 1/2 years and we have been happily married. that's how we feel. >> when you count half years you know it's marriage. >> i love to be married. we are both software engineers. we work in the bay area. we have three little boys. we are a little bit busy but also enjoying them. they have 7, 2. we have been practicing nfp since day one. we decided to become teachers two years ago when we have been teaching the method for two years. we are excited about it. we belong to [ inaudible ] which is a nonprofit organization. we are volunteers. we get prepared t

sam: anyhoo, oh, uhh...the td l: m, w mytoda try boss deate anyhoo, oh, uhh...the td l: rachel: i know> good morning and welcome back to "mosaic." i'm rabbi eric weiss and honored to be your host this morning. we're in the middle of a wonderful conversation about the 38th jewish film festival throughout the bay area and we would like to welcome back lexie lebon and jay. welcome back, jay and lexie. >> thank you. >> i know the film festival the film festival brings in a lot of different components of the community at large under different categories. i'm wondering if you can talk about what all of that engagement is this year. >> yes. wereally ve i an amazingly richland escape in san francisco in terms of the arts community. we've always partnered wit different arts organizations and cultural community groups but this yearwe're taking ito a new -- it to a new level and the film clip you just saw, sammy davis junior "i've got to be me" is a partnership we're doing with the african museum. they're partnering with us to present the closing night film and linda harris, the executive directo

sam: anyhoo, how was your day? rachel: oh, uhh... today my boss treated the office to salad wraps. sam: mmm, salad wraps. rachel: i know. >>> welcome back to "mosaic". in this brief last segment we really want to hear more about what we can do with these families, so tell us more about what we can do. >> yes. currently, as you know, there are many people who are getting stuck in detention because laws have been changed where people could be indefinitely detained. >> yes. >> one of the part clericals is to sponsor somebody, housing and shelter for three months and an address providing someone especially people who don't have any family in the united states who are asylum seekers who have ledge nail come to seek protection, but the government will not release them without an address. >> they will still go through the court process. >> yes, but they can do it from outside detention. because inside detention it is very hard to get a lawyer. so to provide an address and stable place for three months until they get their feet on the ground and we can help to support them to find their ne

anyhoo, back then, they were working on some pretty cool stuff.h-resolution cameras across the soviet union. when they got way up in the atmosphere, they'd pancake out like a flying saucer. might that explain the excessive zeal and mysterious behaviors? i mean, if one of these things crashed in the desert, you can well understand that a whole bunch of sinister-looking bodies would show up and start telling people, "never speak of this incident," and -- >> norio: you know, it's hard to say, but any military could create a cover story for anything. >> anthony: any possibility of, like, cyborgs or aliens? >> norio: good question. >> james: i -- you know, i've heard that there is and then i've heard that there isn't. >> norio: we're taking you to a place, an undisclosed location -- >> anthony: right. >> norio: -- what's known as albuquerque's own area 51. >> anthony: there will be no probing involved. uh, you know, 'cause every time there's, like, alien stuff, there's always probing, always with the probing. >> norio: yeah. >> anthony: i don't underst