tanner mordecai, find the open guy. >> mark: mordecai gets it out -- got a man -- incomplete at the 10, intended for green. and the cougars will take over on downs. lampkin there in coverage. and that secondary comes up with a huge stop. >> louis: just one-on-one coverage on the outside across the board. zero coverage. no safety help in the middle of the field. and you're going to see bryson green had this step. he had the step, separated late in the down. just off by a matter of inches. >> mark: he might have gotten away with a push there. >> louis: he did. he pushed off. there's always a lot of jostling. i know depending upon which way you lean in this game, you're going to be like, no, that was a pushoff, no, that was pass interference -- a lot of times, man, it's just football, it's just playing football, and it's just a game of inches. as you can see right there. >> mark: wisconsin with two time-outs remaining. 53 yards rushing and a touchdown on the last drive for quarterback cam ward. who is looking for another signature victory against a big ten team. that was watson, picked up

their june, jake paltrow's zero number about the architect of the holocaust adolf and theirs a and mordecaiou fall in love with life again and rethink it, the american birth of mole town, and the experience of the death of a loved one and the search for your own path, as well as the israeli drama a good person film about complex connection of art. re. and morality. i think it will be interesting to eat, because we have people of different generations on the jury. it just seems to me that they will have an argument based on their values ​​and their ideas. what should a movie with a jewish theme be? well, this is such an eternal debate, i promise that i will be extremely attentive and extremely objective. i have a feeling that i know a little about cinema. but despite the fact that i have been doing this for 50 years. i may not be helpful. i can be uh irreconcilable. and i am glad that i was entrusted to be the chairman of the jury for 8 years of work, the cameras do not watch jewish cinema, which has evolved into an international festival over the years. it was attended by more than 30,000 s

the most famous statement, perhaps of of the book is what mordecai says to esther or the eight casualty got by mahmoud, who knows. but for perhaps for this moment, you came to the throne. and there are, of course, throughout jewish history like this, where so much weighs on a single moment. of course, we don't always know when that moment is. and so and so judaism wants us to be constantly that a single decision we make can have repercussions far beyond, far beyond, far beyond that which we can can, you know, that we might actually realize. one of the stories i love to talk though this is doesn't fit in the book because this is not a is of course the story of eddie jacobson the who i see a congressman now they're nodding and so thank you so much for coming on congress another and and it's one of the great stories i'm happy you like it as. well you know this is eddie jacobson was of course, the man who happened to be running the canteen with lieutenant truman during world war one. and then they go into a failed haberdasher a business together. and it's only because that haberdashery, the