so does "the benedict option" call for christians to head for the hills?t does not bet to undertake a strategic idea from the mainstream for the sake to build bigger communities more firmly anchored in the faith and tradition as well is more deeply immersing ourselves into music and literature of western civilization. there is no escape from the world we are called to work in the world not to retreat from it and there is no escape from modernity if you are going to be in the post christian world doing the work god has called us to do you have to step back so we can strengthen ourselves in the faith into traditional communities so when we build we can be faithful and hold our ground. that is "the benedict option". it may not work but what else is there? thank you very much. [applause] >> now we will have q&a we have people walking around with microphone. if you have any question. >> i am from texas. how has your thinking evolved from your first book? you backed donahue was the editor of that book in 2006 because it is a book about the alternative conservati

pope benedict leads the conference.nal bergoglio serves as scribe. >> they asked him to be the one to put the final report together. and you always know the person whose designated to put the final report in any meeting gets to put his views forward. >> in summarizing the conference, bergoglio stresses how latin american bishops must put poor people first. it's seen as an endorsement of left-leaning catholicism, known as liberation theology, which pope benedict has loopposed and which bergoglio himself used to criticize. >> in particular he cares about lives that find themselves oppressed and are suffering. >> bergoglio walks a fine line between the traditional -- >> he is not just pro-life, he is more pro-life than the evangelicals in this country that have been on the front lines. >> and opening up on modern issue, bergoglio believes marriage should be between a man and a woman, though he recognizes civil unions for gay couples outside the church. >> for the liberals, he is actually not liberal enough. for conservativ

no book has made more of an impact than the benedict option. you may not agree with all of the arguments, that there is no denying that he has fostered an important debate about the principles that we should stand for and how we should stand for them. i wil will let him fall you more about that. please come up and accept the isi book award. [applause] thank you to the judges and all of isi and my friends for being here tonight. i hope that we have represented the council pretty well. i can promise you that i will use the money from the award to stock up on ammo for the benedict bunker i am building in the hills. i'm joking of course since the publication just over a year ago, i have had countless critics who insist she's urging them to drop everything and turned themselves into amish. it doesn't matter how often i explained, they persist. a professor suggested to me recently he would like to work on an essay contemplating why so many people cannot or will not grasp my arguments but let's be clear, we are not talking about people who understand

benedict was a teamer and a very doctrinal pope. >> benedict was one of the cleverist in papal historyhe was scared by the energy vatican ii unleashed. he spent his days fighting against that. benedict could not see that the tide will come in and there is nothing you can do about it. >> pope benedict xvi is known as a scholar. through his prolific writings he defends fundamental christian values and rarely travels or makes public appearances. >> jn paul ii makes it difficult for successors. benedict xvi was more of a theologian. this is a strenuous position for him because he is not out in front of the camera. it's difficult for him. he doesn't have the same kind of charisma. >> in 2013, unable to meet the demands of the modern papacy, benedict xvi resigns. >> benedict resigns chiefly because he could not keep up. >> after benedict's resignation, the college of cardinals realizes the church needs a progressive voice. the first jesuit pope and the first pope to come from the americas is elected. >> francis is an tremendously interesting man in that he is argentinian. there is a simplici

i'll talk about pope benedict, pope benedict first encyclical called god is love he quotes his favorite saint, st. augustine. and in god is love he quotes augustine as saying 17 centuries ago, 1700 years ago st. augustine said, any government that does not exist to promote justice is just a bunch of thieves. >> that's right. >> seventeen centuries ago. benedict goes on to say sometimes it's a challenge to define justice, but in doing so we must beware of the dazzling blindness of special interest money and power. >> amen. >> if is that today? is that today? >> we need a 50 state strategy. >> what we need is of the american people to know, and that is what you are doing, a drumbeat across america to say this is not about our values with the budget is supposed be a statement of our national values. what is important to us as a nation should be how we invest in our children's future, and the retirement of her seniors and the air our kids breathe, the opportunities in the economy and the rest, be fair, fairness. that's not what this budget -- it's a shame. it's wrong. it's wrong and we just

2013, unable to meet the demands of the modern papacy benedict xvi resigns. >> benedict resigns chieflyon, the college of cardinals realizes the church needs a progressive voice. the first jesuit pope ant first pope from the americas is elected. >> francis is an tremendously interesting man in that he is argentinian. there is a simplicity and humility. >> as a cardinal and bishop he went into dangerous areas, shared people's lives and homes and meals with them as part of a larger movement within the south american clergy to ally themselves with the poor, unlike any other popes. >> with pope francis comes an era of unprecedented change. he haste made revelationary statements abouts divorce, birth control, even offered forgiveness for women who had apportions. he rejects traditional church pomp and circumstance. >> right off the bat francis rode the bus with the cardinals. refused the choe fewered car. kept his old pair of black shoes. these are small token things. . but in the popular imagination of catholics they count for quite a bit. >> he gave communion to divorced catholicless remar

strange, benedict cumberbatch.re? >> well, lizzy, it's like if you read the script, you come better prepared. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's not what we do in the united states. we don't read things. >> i don't read! >> this was for you. it's letters. it's words. >> jimmy: don, who is in the avengers fantasy football league? >> chris. >> jimmy: which chris? there's 12 of them. >> i don't remember. [ laughter ] there was a couple of chriss in it. i was in it. anthony mackie's in it -- >> ite i'd like to be invited. >> you can have my spot. >> jimmy: oh, really. did it not go well? >> i had never participated in this fantasy football. >> jimmy: you had a draft? was there a gathering? >> a whole draft and the whole everything. i didn't understand that this was something that you had to continue week after week. [ laughter ] change players and look at stats and i was like, this is like a job. >> jimmy: it is, a very low-paying job. >> no-paying job. >> jimmy: in your case a money-losing job. how

benedicte reporting from london. in afghanistan, suicide blasts rocked cabell -- kabul this morning. photographer killed, working for the ap news agency. many rushed to the scene of the first explosion when the second blast went off. to give us the latest, live from in ourlet's bring rereporter. what can you tell us about this abul whichcabell -- k has been claimed by the islamic state? today in the morning at about 8:00 local time, two explosions happened in a short time. the first one was caused by a suicide attacker. by a suicides attacker on foot that disguised himself as a journalist. the islamic state claimed responsibility, saying it attacked a nearby facility of the intelligence service. they were stopped at the checkpoint. they exploded the explosives there. the second explosionon targetedd first responders and journrnalis rushing to the scene. the latest casualty reports say about 25 killed and at least 45 wounded. genie: also today there was foreignattack on a convoy that left children dead. talk about the

do they want their benedict option communities to be oasis of classical liberalism?in a world gone mad? were for their communities be vestiges from classical liberalism? i joke with him that his book ought to have been titled -- orthodox jews. there is an important distinction between modern orthodox and -- modern orthodox jewish has small walkable neighborhoods, insistent and of jewish schools and emphasize regular prayer and also award-- orthodox have a rejection of western culture and values. again, he himself, let's ask with the critics of classical liberalism and vision. is there a goal to build a newer, better the likely smaller -- or is the goal to create just enough space to rebuild a christian culture with being a classical liberal order? do they wish to read ground individual rights on a true and sound basis? or do they want to instrumentalized, minimize and relative eyes individual rights which they see as -- to the common good in the long run. they believe economic and religious liberty? not just improving but in principle? do they believe it was wrong fo

do they want their benedict -- in a world gone mad? or will there world be a refuge from classical liberalism? it ought to have been titled, orthodox jews. there is a division between modern orthodox and ultra-orthodox jews. non-orthodox jews like myself question small, walkable neighborhoods, insist on sending their children to jewish schools , ultra-orthodox jews to all that and more, but they do it in the context of an in principal rejection of western culture. , leaving aside what3 -- dreher wants, is their goal to build a better christendom, or to create just enough space to rebuild the christian culture within a classical liberal order? to re-rights on a true and sound basis, or to instrumental eyes, metallized -- and minimalize individual rights, which have become inimical to the common good in the long run? not just in prudence, but in principle. wrong forlieve it was , orpope to kidnap edgardo just poor judgment? in the end, do they see classical liberalism and christianity as compatible or incompatible? let me or people earli

hello and welcome to pop exports i'm benedict bringing you all the latest hits and news from the world of german music first up. punk band i mean isn't officially make it to this silver screen. meditates with german r. and b. singer ace team. and we meet the ana runners up in the boxing matches better. now it's a good law it's fine azzam officially from mecklenburg for come on make punk music the guys are not just climbing the charts they actively campaign against neo nazis your work winning documentary wyatt heart takes a close look at mine young man she got caught and his spends the movie is out now in german cinema. he always gives one hundred percent. known as mancini is the singer of find his son a fish today a punk band from mecklenburg for palm on. his show confidence early on even during performances for relatives. and although munchie didn't look like a typical teen idol and couldn't play an instrument or read music he was approached in the schoolyard and asked if he wanted to sing in a band. and he did. even the protagonist in a documentary. for us. it's cool because it isn't

really will benedict been devolved were married in the fall of twenty four to.a jewish israeli and a christian german a relationship that for a long time was hard to imagine. if my grandfather was alive would he say something about it would be difficult for him knowing my when father the who he was he was. absolutely one hundred percent sure that he would never say no but his german he would look at the person and my parents always you know i just hated us to look at the people of course you think you know it's going to be a problem not because of the german thing it was more about the religious differences religion thing but that's also was not an issue for them it was not it's very it was for me just thinking wouldn't be a problem but it never ever came up. never the only thing with my mother was worrying about this picture of israel that you usually have in germany it's what you get it's usually that it's very dangerous to be there but also what i thought for a moment to think about it was i think the only issue that the whole religion thing from my mother al

well in the face of night i mean benedict our family now it's like we both israeli and.german and christian and jewish and we both decided to maintain our identities and you know i raise my kids with the knowledge of all the cultures and religions and so do i think it's really up to us what's going to happen in the next generation. of it. since tom converted to judaism religion has played a central role in his life alongside his family and his cooking tom prays three times a day mostly with others. and klein and this synagogue is a small synagogue in a small old quarter of jerusalem from where my wife's great grandfather lived and he founded the center god in the front of the so it's kind of my family synagogue and it's the only one i had and the whole world so i have a special connection to this place. i never really gone leapt into when you live by religion and not just because everyone else does but out of true conviction so it gives your life meaning then given for us leave you know why you get up in the morning and go to work a few months why you've had children and

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tim and arlee benedict from pennsylvania. it was 1:00 a.m., they were home.ee kids asleep upstairs. when arlee suddenly went into labor. tim called 911. >> 911. where is your emergency? >> hi. my wife's in labor. >> reporter: suddenly, time ran out. >> tell her if she feels like she's gonna push, i'm gonna tell her to get ready and i'm gonna have you deliver the baby. >> okay. >> reporter: and about two nerve racking minutes later baby felicity was born. >> the baby's out! the baby's out! >> the baby is out? they baby is out? okay. >> okay. she's crying. >> the baby is crying? okay, good. you just delivered your baby. congratulations. >> please send help! >> calm down, i'm going to walk you through it. >> okay. >> take a deep breath. you just delivered your baby. you're in the clear. just relax. okay? >> oh, my god. >> this is gonna be a story to tell your friends. >> this was so fast! why did it go so fast? >> how's mom doing? >> she's okay. she's okay. >> now i need you to keep breathing, okay? >> i'm -- i'm okay. >> reporter: paramedics arrived and dad hos

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a warm welcome to pop expired i'm benedict and as usual today's show is packed with the best from the german music scene let's have a look.

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strange and benedict, you know. >> jimmy: oh, and dr. who and dr. strange. >> dr.ound with baggy pants like my ♪ ♪ name is mc hammer i go home i got a bag of doritos i put my hand ♪ ♪ it's frozen oh i guess i grabbed the burrito ♪ ♪ uh i heard you laughin' your in stitches ♪ ♪ what's up benedict cumberbatch you're my cumber-bitches ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] that's how you do it! [ laughter ] >> what? >> jimmy: i don't know, man. >> one thing. >> jimmy: i don't know. >> wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. one thing. >> jimmy: i don't know how i did that. >> you bit my bar -- about mc hammer. >> jimmy: i know i took your bar on that. i owe you for that one. give it up for letitia wright! [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with science expert kevin delaney, everybody! yo! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ when steeeeak ♪ is really this good ♪ you show it in slow-mo slow-motion steak. (avo) get an entrée like this, plus starter and coca-cola, for just 10 bucks. steak included. ♪ chili's is back, baby, back, baby, back ♪ you introduce the all-new ford ecosport and surpri

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a warm welcome to pop expired i'm benedict and as usual today's show is packed with the best from the german music scene let's have a look. through as short term as your official song contest entry. the german gangster rap scene goes under the microscope.

a warm welcome to pop exploded i'm benedict and as usual today's show is packed with the best from the german music scene let's have a look. as short term as your version song contest entry. the german gangster rap scene goes under the microscope.

i will talk about pope benedict. he quotes, his favorite saint, in god's love and he quotes benedict augustine 17 centuries ago, 1700 years ago augustine said any government that does not exist to promote justice is just a bunch of thieves. seventeen centuries ago. benedict goes on to say sometimes the challenge to define us but in doing so we must be aware of the dazzling blindness of special interest money and power. is that today? what we need is the american people to know and that is what you are doing. a drumbeat across america to say this is not about our values but a budget is supposed to be [inaudible] what is important to us as a nation should be how we invest in our children's future and in the retirement of our seniors in the air our kids breathe in and the opportunities and the economy to be fair. fairness. that is not what this budget is. it's a shame and wrong and we cannot let it stand. we won't let it stand. we won't let it stand. we won't let it stand. we won't let it stand. you all very much for wh

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we are joined by martin lipton, the chief sports reporter at the sun newspaper and benedicte paviot, the front pages are already in. the eu has found the uk's proposals to avoid a hard border with northern ireland is unacceptable, says the data raft. —— daily telegraph. the metro has looked at the queen asking for prince charles to be the next head of the commonwealth. the financial times has a story about the irish drug mannerfracture. times has a story about the irish drug manner fracture. —— manufacturer. amber rudd is coming under pressure to produce a post brexit immigration bill in the times. the daily mirror has an interview with dwayne brooks who was with these teenager —— ‘s —— the teenager stephen lawrence when he was murdered in 1993. and the front page of the i is looking at the april heatwave we are experiencing. we start with the daily telegraph, irish brexit proposal in tatters, theresa may wanted to avoid a hard border but from the look of this the eu is saying no deal. no deal and a p pa re ntly eu is saying no deal. no deal and apparently this has profoundly shocked

and on thursday, don cheadle, benedict cumberbatch, elizabeth olsen, winston duke and music from morgangeorgia line. please join us for all of that. our mighty team of guests tonight includes a wakandan, a russian, an asgardian, an american and a drax. their new movie, "avengers: infinity war," opens in theaters friday, please welcome mark ruffalo, scarlett johansson, tom hiddleston, danai gurira and dave bautista. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thanks for coming. thanks for playing the game. were you all at the premiere last night? >> yeah. >> yes. >> yeah, yeah. >> yes. >> jimmy: you've been to many of these. danai, that was your second one, right, your second marvel movie? >> it was. >> jimmy: scarlett, you've been to six or seven or a lot of the them? >> yeah, and i don't know any of the stones it'ser. >> you don't know stones. >> i don't know. >> jimmy: was that the biggest one? >> it was the biggest one. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> the red carpet -- purple carpet -- it was huge. >> jimmy: is it true that people were crying in the theater? did you guys see -- did any of you cry in

. -- and on sunday, the -- book award for "a benedict option." on american history tv and c-span3 today at four: 55 eastern, prominent figures in american law including elena kagan and the late thurgood marshall. on real america, two cvs save the nation programs from 1968 with republican california governor ronald reagan and george wallace. watch this weekend on the c-span networks. c-span's washington journal. live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up sunday morning, and response to the recent chemical attacks in syria, the former -- a fair of u.s. and syria will discuss the effect of military strikes. matthew dallek and robert married will join us to discuss the evolution of conservative politics in 1968 as part of c-span's 1968: america in turmoil series. be sure to watch washington journal at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. afterwards,ght on journalist david corn and -- with their book, russian roulette. the election of donald trump. interviewed by joaquin castro of texas. >> the start of the book

benedict arnold will always win because the malicious code has taken over. is it just that one machine? no. more than a decade of research has examined electronic voting machines of many different types across the country. every case where u.s. voting machines have been rigorously examined by security experts, we by whichd attacks attackers could remotely spread codes into the machines and change votes, which applies to dreoptical scan systems and s. that is just hacking an individual machine. to changeould it be the results of a major election by hacking individual machines? i'm sorry, this is virtually impossible to advance the slides. cyberattacks could take a couple of forms in trying to interfere with elections. some of them would be highly visible kinds of attacks. it would be conceivably possible to tamper with the reporting systems on election night. although that would probably be caught in postelection procedure. also sabotage system so they would not work on election day. attacks of this kind of manipulation and reported results reported in ukrain

. >> joining us now is jeff benedict co-author of the book tiger woods. have you. >> good morning. >> so we know that it is almost i wouldn't say impossible, but unlikely that tiger would go home with his fifth green jacket, but talk about just making in cut now coming in to the third round. how remarkable it is considering the arc of his life and career over the last few years. >> yeah, i think if you put it in perspective a year ago he had spinal fusion. didn't know if he'd ever swing a club again or play even recreationally. ago, he was fou slumped over the wheel in south florida with a lot of pain prescription pills in his system. couldn't pass a simple field sobriety test. if you look at where he was just a short sometiminge ing ago and he is now, it is amazing that he is competing the way he is. i think you are seeing an incredible auturnaround and mor of a personal triumph of. he has been through an amazing series of events offer t the co. to battle back from there and playing at the masters is pretty amazing. >> do you think people are taking that

a warm welcome to pop exported i'm benedict and as usual today's show is packed with the best from the german music scene let's have a look. as short term as your official song contest entry. the german gangster rap scene it goes on the microscope. and we present a new album from the constitution feel. germany and the your version song contest well it's been rough recently in the last three years germany came in last our second last this year is short it will be singing for germany he hopes to turn things around we met up with him for an interview in hamburg. hauling bone from one. of two parts we will freak kids. michel short a scene is his song for this but home. to shout from. mr will his combination of moving melodies and deeply personal lyrics while the crowds at the eurovision final on may the twelfth. to. destroy. the first. i consciously wrote it in a way that let me tell a personal story of the machine it's nice for people watching on t.v. to be able to feel how the guy on stage is singing from the bottom of his heart and the signature zing. he wrote the song for his father di

tonight, don cheadle, benedict cumberbatch, elizabeth olsen, and winston duke, the nfl number one draftk, and music from morgan wallen featuring florida georgia line. and now, excelsior -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thanks for coming.

jesuits.oted pope benedict in his first encyclical called "god is love e," he quoted saint augustine 17 centuries ago. , he said "any government that does not promote justice is just a bunch of thieves." pope benedict says in his sometimes that it is hard to define justice but in doing so, we must be aware of the dazzling blindness of money and special interests. that is what the pope said in "god is love." augustineat st. said. so it is about justice and how we promote our better deal in terms of justice, whether it is environmental justice, economic justice, social justice, justice in every way. our government should be formed to promote that justice. as far as young people, we are listening to them around the , going around with our thirtysomethings, our own young people in the congress, going around to listen. we are hearing from young people about the cost of tuition, getting a job, climate change, net neutrality, wall street influences on our policies, these areampaigns, all agenda items for the democrats but we don't go there preaching them. we are there to listen and then sho

that's benedict cumberbatch in full drag for a london fundraiser. >> ten years ago?gry librari librarian. >> look at your legs. >> i've got aristocratic air. i'm much better now. >> i was playing billy elliott in the west end. that was the first time i ever did anything on stage with lights and stuff, so it was a pretty memorable day. >> danai, you haven't aged a single day, i swear to god. >> you only get better. >> we hangin' out. >> that's from an episode of "cold case." maybe. >> what is this right here? this looks like your soap opera picture. >> that is a soap opera. >> perfectly edited. >> i was eating a lot of pasta back then. >> how do you got gray hair? >> hey, man, i lived the life. >> i look exactly the same. >> good god, look at chadwick. he looks younger. >> what about you sebastian? >> i aged quick. >> they all had so much fun. and by the way, you want to talk about things that are timeless, look no further than the hollywood legends starring in the upcoming comedy "book club." the book in question, "fifty shades of grey." so when i sat down exclusivel

the new book is "toods" by jeff benedict and armen keteyian. thanks a lot. >> thank you, jeff. rn >> yang: we reo our series of conversations about the life of the reverend martin luther king junior, who was murdered 50 years ago this week.in is final days, dr. king traveled to memphis to lend his voice to theity's black sanitation workers, who were protesting the poor working conditions. by the time he arrived, they had been on strike for more than six weeks. fred davis served as the chair of memphis city council's public works committee and helped negotiate an end to the strike. he marched with dr. king and was present for the civil rights leader's final speech before his assassination, when he declared "i've been to the mountaintop." judy spoke with him before she went to california. when dr. king came to memphis what was the condition of the sanitation workers? how were they doing? >> they were not going well at all. they wer makes-- making less than a dollar an hour and theywe disiniminateed agai the sense that even at that level, all of the truck drivers wer white, all of

in the southern french city of pope benedict who created a soccer field that bends into a vertical plane. how could anyone play on the classic he wants viewers to think about. something inside us hope was a complete just also the aim is to get people thinking about what it takes to play a game that invites people to gather on this field and agree on the procedure and the rules it's a little like in a society where people have to find a consensus when they embark on a new endeavor. and that raises the general question of what makes a society what it is and how we find common ground to pursue joint projects. and. one of benedetta is best known works is his telephone that is a litter. lemo bile the video has been viewed more than one point six million times online. many death toll stalls through the streets to find inspiration. sometimes the thirty five year old artist happens upon things or situations that get his creative sparks flying. at a pinch of humor and fleda he has his next project. to lead on a bit to the cement mixer as the starting point here and suddenly becomes a sphere seque