thing of as jewish identity or experience so a film like anita would play very well in any international filmtival. when you put a jewish lens on it you start to pay attention differently without hopefully excluding any folks who would come to it simply because it is a wonderful film from latin and south america. we have three films from latin america this year all showed different aspects of jewish life, jewish life when you are a minority, jewish life on the fringes of the families experiences that are portrayed in the film. so that is kind of the fun when you are dealing with jewish content it could be about kind of the people who experience it, religion, culture, history, food, music, we kind of get to do it all. >> wonderful. please join us in just a moment when we return here to mosaic >> i had taken rosh shishana off for days because of respect. i would move up but this day there was no game the day before. >> welcome back to mosaic i am rabbi wise and honored to be your host we are talking about san francisco jewish film festival. we just saw a clip on jews in baseball. >> yes, jews i

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first of august besides the meetings all sports dignitaries before will host the second international sport film festival and of course the calendar would not be complete without actual sporting events a lot of which will be held at another event because occasionally the crew let's get a sport complex where the guests will be able to escape this soaring moscow heat that separates you're on the outside my been hearing forty degrees but inside here they care a lot ski ice palace the weather is always perfect for some ice skating and i'm sure these kids behind me while they did have the right idea for president sambo cup st paul world championship and canoe spring championship are just a few sporting events which will take place during the forum the organizers expect over six thousand people to participate including past and present and big medalists while the forum itself is expected to be visited by over three hundred thousand people room on a cost of r t moscow and should be a good thing to assess old school for me for the moment more later. in the. game. the beginning of the end pushes should p

anybody but the money a total of sixty six films from twenty two countries will be presented in moscow over the next three days placed into categories international and russian films will not only show the art of reaching an athletic summit more importantly it will pave the way for a dialogue which hopefully leads to love for sport on a much grander scale for one thing you know it's vitally important for us that this festival is being held on the sidelines of the sports form our government has decided to award a national nomination for the baseboards film so the winner will receive some prize money too we hope this festival girls into a real international sports cinema event and gets international recognition of the final phase of the world sport movie. n.t.v. festival will take place in milan in the end of october and that will be a culmination of all that fourteen stage five continent challenge russian directors at the moscow festival are keeping their fingers crossed sport movies and documentaries are not just about security your results on the wins or losses it's also a lot about the human drama and that's what the organizers are promising to

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film. she appeared at the comic-con convention. she hosted a washington reception at the international spy museum. she signed autographs for over 45 minutes at the film's u.s. premiere, just did the film opening in moscow, and now she's in tokyo. one of the executives says she may now be one of the most bankable female stars in hollywood. >>> answering questions from facebook fans, zac efron says thanks to steve carell, the tv show he'd most like to guest star on is "the office." he'd better hurry since carell leaves after the season. >>> and, finally, congratulations goes out to 38-year-old breast cancer survivor christina applegate. she's pregnant with her first child. this comes from our nation's capital. congressman made history in honor of the 20th anniversary of americans with disability act. yesterday the rhode island democrat became the first person in a wheelchair to preside over the house of representatives. now in his fifth term, he was paralyzed at age 16 when a police officer's gun accidentally discharged. he later vowed, quote, i may be the first quadriplegic to serve in congress, but

no conservative ism goldman sachs is financing this film about themselves it's only for internal. on the star is lloyd blankfein goldman sachs isn't the next headline as well in a id failure would have cost goldman sachs documents show yes apparently goldman sachs was forced to reveal who they allegedly insure themselves against in a i.g. collapse it turns out according to christopher whalen managing director at institutional risk analytics this illustrates that goldman version of reality is not entirely accurate they did have exposure to a i.g. and that is what drove their behavior in the bailout i'm sure one day we'll hear the equivalent of the sumner redstone audio files the telephone messages we'll hear the same from lloyd blankfein we're not going to kill the markets we're just don't need your money this is because of hank paulson went before congress and demanded seven hundred billion dollars as part of that amazing extortion racket where he threatened martial law in america unless congress gave him seven billion dollars for goldman sachs goldman sachs of the time said well

first guest is evening is an academy award-winning actress, whose new film "agora" is an epic period piece that has won internationalalented actress, rachel weisz, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm well, how are you? >> thank you -- i'm doing great. that you so much for coming on the show. it's your first time on? >> yeah, yeah. very exciting. >> jimmy: good impression so far? >> very good impression, yes. >> jimmy: yes, yes, you like, yeah. we have the best audience in the whole wide world. >> very nice. [ cheers and applause ] and band. >> jimmy: and best band in the whole wide world, too. yeah, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] absolutely. we're very, very lucky. now you live in new york, as well. right? >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: you live in the city. but you have also have a place upstate. you have, like, a chicken ranch or something, a chicken farm. what do you have. >> well, it's actually just a small house, and then there's a chicken coup. >> jimmy: oh, i thought chickens live in your house. okay, that's getting weirder. >> no, no, no. there's a small house. and then there's a chicken

international system. >> there is perhaps one overwhelming reason my china continues to support iran. ofs country's huge reserves oil. this film celebrates china's oil industry. the shanghai world expo. but businesses here are probably not reliant -- not aware of how reliant they are on foreign oil suppliers like iran. half the crude oil used inlg:xyñ china camp from overseas -- comes from overseas. >> the message to chinese government -- a message the chinese government knows only too well. oil is a national priority. iran is one of the most important sources. by the middle of this decade, more than half of china's population will live in cities. that will create huge opposition all demands for power, and that will mean countries like iran are more and more important to the future. bbc news, shanghai. >> in the u.s. state of arizona, key parts of the new immigration law have been blocked. there will be a relief for many, not least in mexico. many families and towns rely on money sent back from relatives in the u.s. our correspondent has been doing area and central mexico where tensions have been running high. >> it seems boun

international system. >> there is perhaps one overwhelming reason why china continues to support iran. the country's huge and growing thirst for oil. this film celebrates the chinese oil industry. to the visitors here, they're probably not aware of how reliant their country is on foreign suppliers. half of the crude oil used in china today comes from overseas. >> these exhibits are designed to remind chinese people how important oil is to their country. searching for a stable and long term sources of crude oil has long been a national priority. iran is one of the most important sources. by the middle of this decade more than half of the chinese population will live in cities, creating a huge imposition on the demand for power, making countries like iran more and more important for its future. abc news, shanghai. >> the highlands of scotland have much to recommend, including breathtaking scenery. nature has also provided a blight, attacking natives and visitors alike for generations, of direct experience last week from one of our correspondents. new research suggests that they are not indiscriminate in their choice of victims. the surge in ab

international space station could achieve kidney and. replaced a video camera used to monitor the docking of supply ships and film those amazing shots of the earth or more with that we're so used to seeing the cosmos and also the chance to test walk the new smart space suits which of integrated computer systems and digital displays the rest of the crew stayed safely inside making sure everything went according to plan as it did. in recent years fortune tellers and psychics have become increasingly popular here in russia turned to magic to give their love life a little boost others q. is for terminal diseases but authorities say the trend is attracting con artists who are not only swindling people out of money they're also jeopardizing their health thomas reports now on the government's battle against fake magic. the allure of the unknown and the showcasing of psychic abilities have become big business in russia while simple entertainment for some others turned to these self-proclaimed mystics for healing and the promise of answers to the problems of everyday life just did not serve national seem hopeless lad six years ago trouble came to o

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films portrayal of the world's most wanted terrorist could treat a fine. as it had lines coming up next our special report on the use of condoms and international terrorist attacks eighteen. my minor my repeat my. homemade explosives slipped across the atlantic into the hands of the ira. the world's first full scale car bomb or was now ready to begin. and the material to make the bombs was lying around in every farmer's barn in ireland. shanel callaghan was a senior ira bomb maker at the time my understanding is the ira was running up explosives and. yet generated great difficulty in getting hold of the military commercial explosives to get small amounts which could steal from quarry you could bomb some of them out could find the money not to use that net night it was probably the biggest commercial for the lives of the public the government of the ship and the complete manufacture. the british took countermeasures to make it more difficult for the ira to make anfo. simply boiling up fertilizer to make explosives no longer works. but the ira also found ways around those restrictions. and ramped up their car bomb war. tommy gorman was one of the ira's top bomb ma

state simply create their own three films all over the world that is simply going to create instability everywhere and people will not be able to refer to it to international law or i will leave it there for the moment thanks very much interesting to hear your viewpoint political expert on the balkans michel governor of it's thanks very much indeed for joining us there in london we shall await the outcome of both of those events those forthcoming events thanks very much indeed. thank you. and international aids conference in vienna may have been hearing about breakthroughs in treatment but it's also plenty of arguments unveiled a new h.i.v. gel which health officials are calling for women but human rights activists say the key to curbing the disease is access to universal a group of aids activists is folly complaint against the united states making president obama's policies favor multinational form a suitable companies raising the cost of treatment i think is one of those. the complaints. unfortunately the obama administration is continuing some bush era policies that said in fact that they were going to threaten countries with trade sanctions for simply

international space station have concluded their near seven hour space walk they successfully completed the installation of a new laboratory the i s s. also released a video camera used in monitoring the supply ship filming those amazing shots of earth from orbit that you see the cosmonauts also had the chance to test walk their new smart space suits which integrated computer systems and digital screens the rest of the crew stayed safely inside mitchell everything went according to plan. tony hayward will step down after the company posted a seventeen billion dollars second quarter loss for us in eighteen years old with much of the blame for the poor handling of the oil spill in the gulf of mexico the british companies already confirmed that bob dudley one of its american executives will take over in october meanwhile he was expected to be offered a new role in the joint venture between b.p. and the russian oil company. there's more on that in our business bulletin coming to you shortly with stephanie. activist in south korea have sent propaganda leaflets to the north to mark the anniversary of the korean war armistice flyers and d.v.d.'s criticizing human rights records were released into the sky attach

have the international committee work together unless israel is also accounted for unless everyone gets into the same boat and wondering you know what some of the guests that you think your film had to say about that. absolutely well first of all we believe that all countries eventually need to complete limited nuclear weapons that includes israel of course but we don't believe that israel unilaterally should do anything. what barack obama did in washington was actually quite historic and he did three things so we did the nuclear summit as you as you just said he signed the start treaty number two and three they had the nuclear posture review come out which is a pentagon based paper and for the first time in our history since the cold war reduces the role of a number of nuclear weapons in our strategic defense so our president is actually taking great leadership in terms of what you mentioned the nuclear summit this is the greatest amount of leaders in our capital since the creation united nations is a big deal all for one purpose to secure all the nuclear materials. lock them up so that well terrorists can't get their hands on them this is the stuff that used to blow things