well to also this question is one of the biggest names in european cinematography director of the venice film festival to mark felt. russian and italian cinema as much in common both are deeply psychological challenge you make yours as well as russians have always been interested in dramatically bands and tragedy has. some creative approach always. comes of self-expression but the reality is both russian and italian making the same better days or has it. own mark on the show it sets a big privilege to have you in the studio thanks to the pleasure thanks they have thank you for coming well first of all congratulations on this many film festival that challenging in parts of the telly and here and you will love it we've already sold out years ago this event and then it's really really something for russians to see sally from some. big screen yet. i want to ask you a question straight away don't you think that today russians see less italian films and big screen then they used to in serbia times where when they were watching through the iron curtain they will watch only in films there's no o

up next our interview shows spotlight al gore know of talks the director of the venice film festival and marco morning already about innovations from a tie in filmmakers which i used to try out for others worldwide. plan. to. bring you the latest in science technology from the ground. we've got the future covered. hello yellow welcome to spotlight the information on our team and al green our bell today my guest is mark old news. to tell you the phone makers are among those who many times revolutionized cinema they often brought innovations that became examples for their colleagues worldwide their names like the lady bertolucci and and today only are synonymous with prieta absolutes where is the italian movies to now and well to answer this question is one of the biggest names in european cinematography director of the venice film festival marcello. russian and italian cinema as much in common with a deeply psychological talent will make theirs as well as russians have always been interested in dramatic events and tragedies. but creative approach always forms of self-expression of the

no, i lived on venice.ived on the sand, on the parking lots, on the streets. >> reporter: until early one morning when people like this entered and changed his life. they are volunteers with 100,000 homes campaign. a nationwide, nonprofit with the goal of putting 100,000 homeless americans in permanent housing. the most sick and vulnerable first. on this morning, they were fanning out at 4:00 a.m. to survey the homeless of pasadena. >> where do you mostly sleep? >> right here. >> reporter: people like 55-year-old william anderson. how long have you been out here? >> i've been out here seven months. just here in pasadena. >> reporter: he used to haul goods from the port of l.a. in his own rig until 2 1/2 years ago. when business went bad, he lost his truck, lost his home, and ended up here. >> make a few bad decisions, and a few bad choices, and you can end up right here. >> reporter: they find people living in vans. in doorways. in parks. >> the average life span of someone who is homeless is 55 years. it s

no, i lived on venice.d, on the parking lots, on the streets. >> reporter: until early one morning when people like this entered and changed his life. they are volunteers with 100,000 homes campaign, a nationwide nonprofit with the goal of putting 100,000 homeless americans in permanent housing-- the most sick and vulnerable first. on this morning, they were fanning out at 4:00 a.m. to survey the homeless of pasadena. >> where do you mostly sleep? >> right here. >> reporter: people like 55- year-old william anderson. how long have you been out here? >> i've been out here seven months, just here in pasadena. >> reporter: he used to haul goods from the port of l.a. in his own rig. two and a half years ago when business went bad, he lost his truck, lost his home, and ended up here. >> a few bad decisions and a few bad choices and you can end up right here. >> reporter: they find people living in vans, in doorways, in parks. >> the average life span of someone who's homeless is 55 years. it shaves about 25 year

government specifically if we look at venice which is where i reside if they are constantly condemning the venezuelan government for violations of freedom of expression and yet venezuela is one of the new top three tweeting countries in the world president chavez of venezuela is the number two followed head of state worldwide and one of the most tweeting heads of state i mean there is an ample access to internet to all these sources they're even tweeting all kinds of things including not just you know trying to incite violence or protest but in some cases in venice where we've seen all kinds of messages about the assassination of the president which obviously something that should be illegal in any country but in the case of us was permitted whereas if you saw anything like that in the us that we didn't immediately be criminalized and repressing the people would be arrested state well why don't you think we see more outrage over this double standard in the united states and you saw this in san francisco you see western democracies like the u.k. doing that but no response from the u.s.

. >> reporter: this man is a curator of the venice art walls. he offers a legal place for street artists to create. >> i was told at a young age, art will not get you nowhere. guess what? i travel. i do shows. i sell paintings.cc1: >> reporter: critics say this attention is just glorifying the crime. but it's the canvas that's the controversy. not the spray strokes themselves. lee cowan, nbc news, venice beach, california. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm lester holt. reporting from new york. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today," then right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good saturday evening, i'm diane dwyer. the coast guard is asking for the public's help tonight in finding a

. >> reporter: this is the curator of the venices art walls. he he offers a legal place for street artists like create. >> i was actually told at a young age, this art will not get you nowhere. guesses what? i travel. i do shows, sell paintings. >> reporter: critics say all this this attention is just glorifying a crime. but it's the canvass that's the controversy, not the spray strokes themselves. lee cowan, nbc news, venice beach, california. >> nbc there. >>> highway 1 ow 1 is due to be shut down for several days on the peninsula so crews can paint a new bike and pedestrian over-crossing. the northbound lanes of 101 in and nt between ralstoncc1: to 4:00 a.m. and the southbound lanes in the same area between th between and 18cc1: 1:00 and 4:30 a.m. around?way to get cc1: el cami el cami el camino real. >>> if you were driving around the peninsula, you may have been stuck in traffic. that's because more than 1,000 bicyclists hit the road in the tour de peninsula. it ended in coyote park where there was a festival. it's designed to raise money

please be advised that the ringing of venice and telephone or any sound producing devices prohibited. any person responsible for one going off might be asked to leave the meeting. it does cause microphone interference, so the board respect fully asks that they -- respectfully ask that they be put in the off position. chairman nolan: all in favor? so moved. >> communications. chairman nolan: to dave's meeting will be adjourned and the memory of the 19-year veteran of the sf mta that serve in the information technology division for a number of years. we have half of that board members adjourned in this memory this afternoon. >> contribution -- introduction of new or unfinished business. chairman nolan: as we get to the agenda, items 11 and 12 are dealing with the same general things. next item. >> the executive director's reports. chairman nolan: did director ramos have something? director ramos: later. >> we began today with special recognition awards. the first award will go to an employee of the safety and security enforcement division. they were originally hired in 2003 as a tempora

i was born on 16th and south venice. i can relate to what one of the previous speakers said about how it's really hard for parents to, you know, raise a family in that type of neighborhood. really dense. very low on parks. i was also -- i was also living in a one-bedroom studio with five brothers and sisters and my two parents. so i personally know how difficult it is to not have space, to not have a place to let everything out. and you do see people yearning for that. you see people walking around the block so they can have a little time for themselves. or like someone said, play in the street with your little brothers and sisters or in the hallways or anything like that of your apartment studios and i really am asking for the support for the park because i know that it would help -- it would have helped my family a lot. now that we're all grown. but i know that this district has a lot of families exactly like that, and it would be a really big help for the youth there. also with so many schools around that neighborhood

: on a tree-lined street in venice beach, at end of a lush courtyard.at least that's where the dude resided. in the film "the big lebowski" which starred jeff bridges as the dude. goldda is the selling agent. in a film that's develop aid huge cult following since its release in 1998. >> we were just amazed, and surprised, how viral this whole thing went, and how many fans there are of "the big lebowski". it's incredible. >> the cottages went on the market two weeks ago and fans have been stopping by to look at cinematic stoop. >> i never thought this was as big as it is. >> reporter: bryan regan lived in the cottage for the past ten years. he was made an official member of the church of the ladder day dudes. >> no one has come in? >> no, no, no. >> and regan said he's nothing like the dude. he said he would rather spend his time gardening, but the dude, well, we know what the dude would rather be doing. the asking price for all six units, $2.2 million. i don't know about you, but i take comfort in that. it's good to know swup like the dude couldn't affo

you know one of my brother's name was ho el perez kind of venice and he was the first president of the corporation for the defense of human rights which and that is part of the state crime victims associated with he was killed with two gunshots i my this if we get any was burnt capitated knifed and his internal organs were extracted they also broke his legs. but i did all this only because he was promoting an initiative that touched on troublesome issues and was starting to bring certain truths to the surface that in fact create a bare our hundred thirty five thousand registered internal refugees in a region with a population of four hundred fifty thousand in other words thirty two percent of the population was forcibly displaced a part of the population is subject to food restrictions with police forces preventing foodstuffs from reaching the area there have been one hundred thirty five cases of executions committed by police officers and executions known as also as positive. victims find the access to the justice system very difficult that first of all because of their economic situa

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. patty: hello? cathy: patty! i've decided to follow your lead and file fo

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

come rain or shine a trip to the venice of the north from the something you'll never forget. from your goosebumps. first time you enter the hematologist at least a case to really sing the rainbow is created by the greatest days found in peace halls st petersburg's consent involves reconstruction a says late adolf. as you can see the stay we tell this comes to mind and for those who come to see the magic of the council i suggest you come they could take this is an. absolutely spectacular one of course to me that's all it's how we have france or the most peaceful attractions here in st petersburg i'll see you again at the same time next week so until then for me and the rest of the crew from pisa health advice from now. is used to be an ideal place for a holiday couldn't change in a moment. the wounds of war are still visible. the public is not only relieved but also shaping the future. plans. mum. mum. mum. would be soon which frightened. about sums from first impressions. these flu stunts on t.v. don't come. wealthy british style. has been tied to the tirelessly. markets why

i was in santa monica on edge of venice, so you have the mexicans, the surfers, the dungeons and dragonsar trek kids. you have all of these groups of people, and i kept it moving. i was into parliament and led zeppelin. everyone had their groups, and it influenced me greatly being open to all kinds of music. >> you reference president obama earlier in this conversation. the mismatch of his parentage is a little different from yours. what empathy -- i do not want to be prescriptive, but what does the do for you in terms of your empathy or sympathy or maybe lack thereof? you tell me how you see him against given that parentage and what you know from your own? >> just him as a person? i thought that speech on race was absolutely astonishing. tavis: in philadelphia? >> yes, because somebody finally said it. he had both perspectives. he knew both sides. the pluses and the so-called minuses, and i think what that does for people like us, there is a richness that comes with a diversity, and i know how to maneuver in many circles because of it, and i think that is the same for him. >> political

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of st petersburg today painting segues a bit into national museums he sculptures it all squares in venice some francisco new york in moscow. is our guest on spotlight today. this is essentially mr chirac you know and thanks for coming to our program and the admission let's walk down memory lane a bit as we all know that you were expelled from the soviet union the nine hundred seventy one also the streets you off the citizenship side what was your explanation of what was your fishel reason for expelling you from the country. where you put in your rule since i was not one of the chosen people my expulsion was quite a complicated one. i was arrested and then taken to the kind of state security for a so-called chat. explained to me that i had three options. first option which was to go into a man to asylum where i spent half a year. now it was the also of clinic us which was an experimental clinic actually one of the most horrible wants as it was under the jurisdiction of the state security services. they tested new psychotropic medication on us. did help. my mom hadn't gotten out on bail as

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century venice would end to the courtyard during the night i was but it child but i still have very vivid memories of them i was so scared that it couldn't fend off the tread out will be made no matter how hard i try to. set it back over his life story is typical of a whole generation her father took part in the one nine hundred seventeen bolshevik revolution as his career progressed he rose to the upper ranks but ultimately it meant little in the one nine hundred thirty s. stalin had begun to get rid of the old guard of his predecessor vladimir lenin whole families were being arrested. this one shows me in prison. as the daughter of anime is of the people you would know my father wasn't the only one they had arrested. that's exactly what the judge told me don't or of animus of the people who go. the picturesque region in the caucasus you. understand was compelled to join georgia. three decades before that celebrity burial had been born here in the village of merkel high in the mountains. for nearly forty years atari come taria taught at the local school it stood side by side with the hou

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well meanwhile also have asked the wafer to do a manager also venice too much touchline ban until after wednesday's champions league playoffs second leg and to deny easy thank god was found guilty of contacting the gunners bench while serving another band during last week's one the first leg when asked more were also fine for improper conduct and have appealed against the ban if the request is denied thing there will be forced to sit in the stands for the tie in italy which could prove crucial for the gunners after a difficult start to the season. while the second legs of other champions league qualifiers take place this tuesday night at stake a place in the group stages of the tournament cypriot side apple will have to overturn a one male deficit against his will find munich looks to be almost there with a two goal advantage from the first leg against through it. a full one up from their first like against momo the place that troubled some gang spanish side we got out could miss out on a chance because we football they don't beat a dead. well about and we are almost certain to miss out