stories in about thirty minutes time here on c but now i'll go on all fours to the director of the venice film festival to discuss the unique relationship between russian and italian filmmaking that's in our interview program spotlight coming up no one outside. hello yellow welcome to spotlight the international arts and i'm al green are better today my guest is mark. italian filmmakers are among those who many times revolutionized cinema they often brought innovations that became examples for their colleagues worldwide their names like the leading bertolucci and and are synonymous with creative acts so where is the tally in movies to now. well to answer this question is one of the biggest names in european cinematography director of the venice film festival marco. and italian cinema but much in common with a deeply psychological. filmmakers as well as russians have always been interested in dramatic events and tragedies. their creative approach always forms of self-expression but the reality is both russian and italian taking a scene that's at least or has it. sensibly privileged to have

special prize in venice for three d. films is what's nice about three d. when i was a little kid three d. field was shown in downtown moscow in the theorical doctor you know so what's new good and what why so much fuss about that i mean. obviously it's still you know three d. has come and gone many times already. quatro forestieri of those here or there became quite true then they put it because it was just a gimmick here but i think this time luckily i mean we have very major talents trying to tackle different ways of of flying storytelling so they would use three d. in a different way the they can be new forms of story the least new approaches that could be realized through. a new visual mean that simply offers you a different landscape a different visual landscape i mean i am quite excited because we just saw in berlin what both the inventors and then i had could do with three d. cinema and in italy we're very proud because we're not the bad pollution it just announced last week that he will be doing his first three d

become party to some of or very important interests actually they are already a member of the venice commission which is see giving advise not only to come to europe member states but. to congress all over the world on the law making writing or constitution so they are already a member there they can join some of our important conventions model happily and future i cannot say we haven't discussed to get in the member countries that our side what we had before and as europe via graphical terms till now. there's been lots of talk and there are people trying to understand why and homes fault is that what's to blame that that the muslims experience difficulties in becoming integrated into the european society. why is there more misunderstanding between between europeans and the muslims than with any of that group of people. i think it has to do with the fact that we we are not used to deal with. the diversity. we have always been a continent of diversity actually but. when the muslims came we were in all the time elior with these people. there you know i was thinking how does a religion

i used to say if he would just invite the neighbors over to some of the more interesting of venice, he would not have trouble with his neighbors. it looks like he has done a good job in reaching out and helping establish a better relationship with the folks around you. the one to thank you very much, and i support your permit application. -- i want to thank you very much, and i support your permit a vacation. -- permit application. >> good afternoon. as far as the station, the gentleman was the first -- >> officer edison. >> officer edison was the first person i contacted, and that did not arise, and it is pretty much in one year's worth of video, so he mentioned he has no issues with it. >> they recommend an approval with the condition of installing a security camera at the front entrance. do you have a camera there already? >> yes. >> you signed up to go first. i would like to have heard the list of community groups. it is fine, because i think it needs to exist. we seem to be losing some bars that have a long history in the san francisco community. i do not know -- is there a list g

. >>> pope benedict enjoyed one of venice's famous attractions. a ride on the gondolas. the first papal visit since 1985. >>> the island nation of samoa announced it will be jumping forward in time by one day. it's switching to the website of the international date line. samoa marketed itself as the last place on earth to see the sun each day will share a similar time with its neighbors including australia. >>> now a look at how wall street will open. the dow opens at 12,638 after gaining 54 points on friday. the s&p rose five points. the nasdaq added 12. >>> take a look at the overseas trading, the nikkei dropped 64 points, in hong kong, the hang seng was up 176. >>> investors will be looking for fresh clues on the economy after a much-needed dose of optimism gained ground on friday. after the drop in commodities, markets made a comeback thankses to a surprisingly strong employment report. commodities will be in focus when the government weighs in with the inflation index telling us how much prices have gone up on everything from food to fuel. >>> we get the take on apr

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. >> i am overjoyed that they have a memorial that will be reflected on venice by the upper house. >> reporter: for now, veterans day is a day to reflect on sacrifices made by fellow soldiers that lay at rest of this park. >> it is a day to think back and see how much we owe to them who gave their lives. >> reporter: they kept the cemetery opening until sunset tonight, extending their hours to allow everyone to pay their respects this memorial day. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> memorial ceremonies went on this morning at california's oldest military cemetery in military cemetery in venisia. speakers gave a word of thanks to that support battalion currently deployed in southern iraq. >> there were memorial day services in the east bay as well. there were plans to honor a walnut creek woman who wore an mia bracelet for 30 years until the body of army specialist james moreland was returned to his hometown for burial this month. >>> most of those buried here served when it was the nation's values that it was a duty to serve the country. >> lobby decorated marine did not call f

after a couple of days we found a loyal gun almost all the way to venice louisiana which is. eighty miles from here . that's if it was god's blessing. on their that's on their of their lives the resources that they harvest. we pray that they will have a safe and abundant harvest here after. the fishing is everything and fishing is the way of life you know fishing is a source of food fishery is the industry it was only natural that they would have the say on the work of the resource and the men who do the work and harvest the resource. we're in the twilight. of an industry here. between all the different conflicting interests the art interest the natural gas interests you know so many conflicting groups. traditionally have the the big boys fishermen they're born standing in the first arouse in the opening of the spot a fisherman is interested in the values the less than strong makes. craft can function. and that of course the economic factors that have taken their toll. the globalization of the economy the import of practically everything from overseas countries. there's no wa

we used to be the valley drop now looks like a street in venice.ight other casinos are expected to be closed for one month. that's not good for anybody. >> were not buying food, beer, were not sending or linen out to be laundered so the effect is far more than just what we're experiencing here at the casino. >>catherine: these are scenes from illinois, this is one of the areas where a lot of farm land is under water. the flooding is wiping out thousands of acres of cotton, rice and corn among other crops. stay with us more news coming up after the break. >>jacqueline: the fog is billing in through the gap and all the coast line. tomorrow, the giants game tonight the clouds will move into the bay and will see breezy conditions at the hour. at game time 53 degrees to start, it will stay cool throughout the game. that fog will be widespread to the rest of the bay the following hours. tomorrow morning it will be foggy and cool all the way inland. temperatures will be warmer than what we saw today because of the extra clout cover. temperatures will " qu

the major design issues are around the venice project. commissioner sugaya: just to echo support for some of the other commissioners or all of them, and the medical office building, i think commissioner moore isn't thinking about designing it as a historic building, but just thinking about the building next door. to me, it kind of looks like the hall of justice. some people know what that means. [laughter] i think there needs to be some more attention paid to the building across the street which i personally think is too big. and i would like to have staff give us a point by point. i can't remember it anymore, it was so long ago. if we could get a point by point analysis, what it requires an says inverses this particular project, and the commission would appreciate that. and some other things. thank you for the presentation. i think we have a long way to go. this is what i was thinking about. in terms of the scale and everything, the argument has been made. there have been some presentations about the program had said that you needed this

last, i am going to say what are they doing in paris, london, rome, venice, and other cities? we do not have to consider doing the same thing that might work out in nevada, where they do not have a downtown center, and where they do not have the aesthetic concerns. we should look at what they are doing. president chiu: thank you. >> i am the founder of a small isp in san francisco. the u.s. is no. 30 in the world in internet speeds. we need faster internet in the city. the boxes are not the way to go. the boxes will basically provide dsl -- it will break up the central office into smaller cabinets, essentially closer to your house, but you will still have copper going into your house. we need to rework the entire infrastructure of how we do communications in the city. we are relying on copper lines. we need to pull those out and put in fiber-optic cables. at&t does not want to do this because it is not very cost effective. the are in business to make money. they need to capitalize on their existing infrastructure, which is all copper in the streets. there are ways to put the f

venice seems to be every italy connoisseur's... prague has always been beautiful... germany... the irish civilization... the eiffel tower was built... hope you've enjoyed the magic of... on sunday mornings when i'm in paris, you're likely to find me here... [ pipe organ playing ] ...in the saint sulpice church with its magnificent pipe organ. for organ lovers, a visit here is a pilgrimage. after mass, organ enthusiasts from around the world scamper like sixteenth notes up the spiral stairs into a world of 7,000 pipes. before electricity, it took three men working out on these 18th-century stairmasters to fill the bellows which powered the organ. the current organist, daniel roth, carries on the tradition of welcoming guests into the loft to enjoy his performance. a commotion of music-lovers crowd around a tower of five keyboards below a forest of pipes. saint sulpice has a rich history with a line of 12 world-class organists going back over 200 years. like kings or presidents, the lineage is charted on the wall. and overseeing all this: johann sebastian bach. [ pipe organ playi

i hope you've enjoyed the magic of venice. steves: five hundred years ago, leonardo da vinci contributed to the city's reputation for design and aesthetics. in fact, leonardo is identified with milan more than any other italian city. this is where he spent some of his most productive years, enjoying the generous patronage of the sforza family. leonardo was the epitome of a renaissance genius. that means he was well-rounded. he was a painter and sculptor; he was also a musician, scientist, engineer, architect. you name it, he did everything. and he did it well. this statue celebrates the many ways leonardo contributed to the city of milan during the years he lived here. the reliefs recall leonardo's varied professional triumphs. leonardo, wearing his hydro-engineer hat here, re-engineered milan's canal system complete with locks. until the 1920s, milan was one of italy's major ports, with canals connecting the city to the po river and to themediterranean beyond. and leonardo designed the largest equestrian monument in the world

it is going to be at 25 venice, sweet 800, november 17 at 5:30. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. good evening, commissioners. my name is lupe. i work with the human rights commission as well. thank you for putting this together. this is a great symposium and a great place to be able to share a lot of the different views and work going on. one of the things i wanted to quickly talk about was regarding the sanctuary ordinance. there has been a lot of talk about a sanctuary ordinance. it has been in the news and a national debate. we want to remind you what it is about. first of all, the sanctuary ordinance was created back in 1989. it just had its 20-year anniversary. the human rights commission is named as the enforcement agency in the sanctuary ordinance. what that means is that no city employee or no city resources can go towards helping ice or referring anybody to ice or disclosing any information to ice. it was meant to give people equal access to services, equal access to the city without any fear of retribution, any fear of retaliation, any fear of ha

. >>> as we leave you, scenes from italy, where pope benedict xvi, visiting venice, gave photographers everything they could have wished for. he first put to sea in a sturdy launch. then, he transferred to a well-staffed gondola, he seemed to enjoy it and even to be at peace. >>> major funding for "religion and ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lilly endowment, an indianapolis based private family foundation dedicated to its founders' interest in religion, community development, and education. additional funding by mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. and the corporation for public broadcasting.

can you remind me when we get to venice and broadway? thanks. >> what we're talking about here is full participation and inclusion. i want to be able to lead a full life. the only way that i'm able to get from place to place this by using a fully accessible public transit system like meany -- muni. >> the americans with disabilities act of 1990 is a wide-ranging federal civil- rights law that prohibits discrimination against persons with disabilities. title two of the ada addresses access to public services, including public transportation for persons with disabilities. it requires transit operators to call out stops at transfer points, major intersections, and major destinations, and to announce particular stocks requested by customers with disabilities. stop announcements are especially important for passengers who are blind or have low vision. these individuals cannot travel independently if they are not assured of getting off at their intended destination point. >> welcome to "culture wire." i'm here with james lee, and exhibiting ar

there is a little bit of space that will be given up at once of venice, but other than that, there is not a lot of change. have you fully evaluated whether or not there's an ability to give up that space or perhaps make available for other departments that might be looking for additional places, or for rent? >> with regard to 25 then s, that is something that would be released for other departments to use. the other location, really is an operational issue. there is some redundancy. the lenox facility remains available as a back up, so it is not something that then becomes available for new tendency -- tenancy, nor is it really suited for any other city use. it is a very specific facility. that is the bulk of the square footage involved. the other square footage is also tied with other areas of the mta, so it would be difficult to create demise in walls and separate occupancy of non-empty use, so it is difficult to recapture that. i think would just be repurchased for mta's purposes. -- repurchased -- repurposed for nt 8's purposes. supervisor kim: [inaudible] >> good afternoon. sfmta

expert police that can assist these countries in doing so and that is why we have more deployed to venice commission which is being used all over the world for the kind of lawmaking and writing of concentrations so this is a starting point for any democratic development also social and economic development. and then we have a lot of conventions that are open for long and it comes for your members which could be very important for them to join and for parents to call national park in corruption which is a huge problem in tunisia as well as the need to put in all these conflicts so we have instruments that can be helpful for these countries in order to develop. their economy on the social structures says according to your own yard when the secretary general of the council. called late will did actually after the break so stay with us we'll continue this interview and let's run. players. for the full story we've got it from the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. say twenty years ago the largest country in. the surfaces of the. city. was held in egypt distance

forty eight countries thirty five russian premiers and fifteen tries winners from the berlin chance venice film festival appearances by ray fines andre cultural ski. dozens of forums discussions of workshops desert international film festival fine cinema for a demanding audience. welcome to business here in r.t. thanks for joining us our russia still struggling to cope with the consequences of the global economic recession the government estimates that the country's budget will be in deficit for four more years but the organization for economic co-operation and development is much more optimistic it believes higher than expected or revenues could see the country achieve a budget such hospice here always cd expects russia's economy to expand almost five percent in two thousand and eleven compared to four percent last year european debt crisis hasn't yet hit the global currency markets but if that happens russia could see the slice and its side. the foreign reserves in russia held in your bank here is moving toward the euro so any impact that this crisis would have on the euro let's say for

eight countries thirty five russian premiers and fifteen tries winners from the burley in china to venice film festivals appearances by ray fines hundred carville and give dozens of forums discussions and workshops the circle of international film festival fine cinema for a demanding audience. very welcome to our business report here on r.t.e. this liberation of russia's oil and gas rich arctic shelf is back on track as all major b.p. falls by the wayside state run ross knapp is in talks with shell about the coming their new partner the nail in the coffin of the bt deal came with the russian energy minister saying the strategic alliance between rosneft and b.p. is unlikely to be revived after the split rosner has been looking for a new partner with active thrilling experience but unlike b.p. shell says a shuswap deal with rosneft is not an option so already holds a stake in the gas can lead to projects in russia's far east. russia seeing money slipping through its fingers thirty billion dollars have left the russian economy since the beginning of two thousand and eleven that's more than h

eight countries thirty five russian premieres and fifteen tries minutes from the pearl in chance venice film festival appearances by ray fines hundred. dozens of forums discussions of workshops the circle of international film festival fine cinema for a demanding audience. now welcome to all business our russian oil experts say a new iraq production might not be enough to stop rising prices. started developing a new world field in eastern iraq and this new production along with that of other international companies is unlikely to stand in after. we have all the projections . from two in a have a medium barrels per day but the rocks produce now so eleven as some was promised by older companies when they submitted their proposals gives you know what eight million barrels per day that's almost eight to ten percent towards the world this producing right now and then that's when he should do so iraq is a member of opec and there will be an issue within opec how they will regulate the koreans in no one's. ever try to predict what they are oil prices will be evenly for supply outstrips demands

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forty eight countries thirty five russian premiers and fifty tries winners from the burley chance venice film festival appearances by ray fines hundred parvin don't get dozens of forums discussions of workshops the circle of international film festival fine cinema for a demanding audience. alone a very warm welcome to our teas business but us and prime minister putin has arrived in balad rose as the country's economy faces its biggest crisis in decades its national currency is in freefall having lost over hof its value this week alone but it is there to meet the heads of former soviet states but it's also thought he will discuss a rescue package ferments alexy era shots he has all the details. there have been several reasons for this situation first of all of course the poor and accordingly which paid almost the same from the soviet era and the mistakes of the government in the previous several years have led to this crisis and is buying more than in excess and that's also one of the reasons for this currency crisis also many experts say that the fact that during the presidential campaig

from forty eight countries thirty five russian premieres and fifteen tries winners from the girl in venice film festival appearances by race clients hundred. don't get dozens of forums discussions of workshops the circolo he international film festival fine cinema for a demanding audience. alone a warm welcome to business with. russia's finally lifting its grain export ban as droughts and flooding crops from europe to the us the government says the country has enough grain in storage with exports to start from the first of july the ban was imposed after the worst drought in a century slashed the harvest and russia which was once the second largest wheat exporter in the world and the soap the resumption of exports could help drive down global wheat prices which have jumped almost eighteen percent in the past year. this will of course have an effect on the global market russia is returning to the green export trade and has sizable resources to do so with it's also happening at the same time ukraine is returning to the global market i believe global prices will drop as a result of this althou

forty eight countries thirty five russian premiers and fifteen tries winners from the berlin chance venice film festival appearances by ray feinstein andre consul speak don't get dozens of forums discussions of workshops the circle of international film festival fine cinema for a demanding audience. and thanks for joining me russia's state run ross have could resume talks on cooperation with the british all major big me the announcement comes just one day after i had arctic exploration deal fell apart that was due to objections from a.o.r. which is b.p.'s ruston parting b.p. says it has now received a new offer from b.p. which goes beyond the original agreement however no details have revealed have been revealed for its part they are also says it is willing to reopen this constant during his conference with the news media. presence between if it ever hinted that the government still saw b.p. as a strong potential partner in the moisture so to keep your exploiting those who prepared the deal should have paid more attention to the details of the shareholder agreement the government should ha

from forty eight countries thirty five russian premiers and fifteen tries winners from the berlin venice film festivals appearances by ray fine country. dozens of forums discussions of workshops the circle of international film festival fine cinema for a demanding audience. i don't warm welcome to business out same with me to be sure medvedev and co now if the scribes in the german press as the energy equivalent to the fall of the blood and wall of the next decade germany plans to phase out all of its nuclear power of a public concern about its safety but as things that you will show explains a move is as much symbolic as there is economic. even before the fukushima accident germans were among the most resistant to nuclear power in the european union resort people chaining themselves to railway tracks to stop nuclear fuel getting through in the country which means that only four of seventeen nuclear facilities are actually working at the moment these remaining ones planned to be shut down in a decade one analyst here told me they could actually shut down theoretically nuclear facilities

eight countries thirty five russian premiers and fifteen tries winners from the fairly in china and venice film festival appearances by ray fines hundred pawel don't get dozens of forums discussions of workshops the circle of his or national film festival find cinema for a demanding audience. hello welcome top business thanks for joining russia is aiming to become the first broadest economy in the world within a decade promise to put in outlying one of the main object to move away from wrong serial dependency stressing this means adding value exporting refined products i don't think russia is any different than a lot of other countries that have an abundance of crude oil they didn't build refineries and now they find themselves in a position of saying do we want to go to invest billions of dollars to to billy's refineries because we want to be able to sell the crude this that we want to be able to put the crude into those refineries and get the higher value products out of them and put it into the world market right now there are other countries that are actually doing that refining and ta

forty eight countries thirty five russian premieres and fifty prize winners from the berkeley and venice film festival appearances by ray science andre cultural ski don't get dozens of forums discussions of workshops the circolo international film festival fine cinema for a demanding audience. hello and a very warm welcome to a business update in just over an hour so it's well stock trading in new york so all eyes are on the young that's what such markets are generally making has raised one point three billion dollars in its i.p.o. . it's the largest global internet company since google went public in two thousand and four and as you can see from these live pictures from times square and that stock is the passing of gradually search for the big moment the gates organize exodus. and they're not ok it's just the thought of an internet companies and the search google once took in two thousand and one and many analysts say the timing could talk to be better for the most popular search engine both of you who doesn't know what you're going to say this is a russian version of google and some pe

from forty eight countries thirty five russian premiers and fifteen tries winners from the burley in venice film festival appearances by ray fines hundred. dozens of forums discussions of workshops desert below he international film festival fine cinema for a demanding audience. thanks for joining me host of russian companies are lining up to hold on foreign markets up or down russian company are going for a long search engine a list on the nasdaq in new york next week however the recent track record for russian i.p.o.'s particularly in london has not been great with several having to cancel due to low investment in mont now for more i'm joined by tom blackwell from consultancy and communications russia thanks for coming tom. i've been just saying that the you know several russian companies announce plans to hold our heroes but these attempts were unsuccessful and recently why yeah well i think we're certainly there are many of us that are looking forward to read more vibrant russian capital market story that we had in the past you're absolutely right several of the deals recently happened

if you speak like people speak in venice think says we must look at the people who will not understand you and this is my observation when i went to japan in one thousand nine hundred ninety four does business decisions i observe some americans who are joining me from a team there was a vice president with a b. in usa then and i observed that the the japanese there and then the koreans and sooner and the chinese in beijing toward the far east where much better ideas with me and. better than what i could observe between them and americans and that's why i said we sort of us speaking english we are not we are speaking a different kind of language and there is something different so how about this great star school series from the film business is concerned internationally he's not and giving head or whom the i to meet broker he cooked for the british council which i could extensively in my book and in these people there are many scenes which are worse you got to hear one of them is that in ninety six percent of the cases in international condition there is at least one no native english

if you speak laypeople speak in venice takes us must we look at the people who will not understand you and this is no use their vision when i went to japan in one thousand nine hundred ninety four does business decisions i observe some americans go to in the me from a team there was a vice president with a b. in usa then and i observed that the japanese there and then the koreans and soon and the chinese in beijing to far east where much better and he's always me and doesn't need it or understood that better than what i could observe between them and americans and that's why i said we thought we were speaking english we are not we are speaking a different kind of language and them saying different so what is correct as fast concerns her current business is concerned internationally he's not and given god or the moment the i to meet wrote the book for the british council which i quote extensively in my book and in these people there are many things which are worse and want to hear one of them is that in ninety six percent of the cases in international communication there is at least one

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forty eight countries thirty five russian premieres and fifteen tries minutes from the burley in venice film festival appearances by ray fines hundred carville don't get dozens of forums discussions of workshops bizarre clothes international film festival fine cinema for a demanding audience. welcome to our. top story this hour b.p. and rosneft have reportedly made a new offer to buy the russian partner. of tank this would allow the two well majors to proceed with their arctic exploration and chance walk deal in facts news agencies cite sources close to the talks saying they are has rejected the latest offer for over according to the sources they are has put forward a list of demands that would be impossible for eva company to comply with they are as strong a captive to the tie up between b.p. and ross that saying it breaks its shareholder returns with a british or major has won several court injunctions to block the deal the deadline for shuswap agreement between b.p. and it's passed on monday night. at the other stories even if the parties fail to reach an agreement all is not lost ac

eight countries thirty five russian premiers and fifteen tries winners from the burley in china and venice film festivals appearances by ray financed hundred carville don't get dozens of forums discussions of workshops the circle of international film festival find cinema for a demanding audience. how welcome to businesses here how is he thanks for trying p.p. and ross nafs arctic exploration deal has collapsed sources close to say it will be looking for a new partner to explore the arctic i think you have its agreement with b.p. comes off to be peace current partner in russia they are reportedly rejected a thirty two billion dollars offer to buy stay contain k d p a r has consistently objected to the nature of the deal saying it broke at shareholder agreement with the how this also suggests they are still prepared to negotiate several conditions can be met but yeah let me change from we're all supranational corporation believes there's little hope if you can be revived. they also have to not continue negotiations with both companies was a british company and would be a russian part of it