benedict arnold comes. he immediately, she's known as the most beautiful woman in philadelphia torches later discovers the most beautiful woman in north america. later when she goes into exile in london, spoiler alert there, too late -- but she ends up, she's called the most beautiful woman in england. so she is very highly regarded in she doesn't miss a beat as far as going to party with benedict arnold and making sure you don't spend a lot of money on parties and lavished stuff. so arnold is kind of -- t. want to get into this, why arnold would turn traitor? >> well, he didn't fit well in the groups, and even before the war started he was in tools with people in the caribbean to he'd been in the shipping business. and he was serving after the british left as the military commander of philadelphia. and my candidate for the bad guy in this story is the civilian head of government in pennsylvania, a man named joseph rita was exactly the same age. and my judgment, not terribly well supported by the record, bu

benedict arnold was not doing a good job on purpose. mean while while washington is over in west point what happens to peggy? she's upstairs and a note comes from the counselor in west chester saying the excellent sei is eyes only. al sarnld hamilton goes to sleep in the chair. when general washington onlies back at 4:00 in the afternoon mystified no 19 gun salute for the commander. no general arched what's going on? hamilton wakes up and said messenger brought the note. it all falls together. because he has figured out that arnold -- what does he say? whom can we trust now? arnold has betrayed us. and in the meantime, no peggy. right. >> so peggy shipman downstairs as soon as she let washington get appoint west point to give her husband more time to escape. she launches on something that is history -- the little bit of history that's been written about it has called the "mad seat." beg gi goes crazy for an entire day. like hysterically mad. she stloaking there are hot coals in her husband head. she said her husband has thrown through t

that benedict arnold spends a lot of money on parties and lavish stuff. so arnold, if you want to get into a little bit of this is why arnold turned into a traitor. >> he didn't fit well into groups and even before the war started, he had duels with people in the caribbean. he had been in the shipping business and he was serving after the british left as the military commander of philadelphia and the candidates for the bad guy in the story is the civilian government and pencil mania a man named joseph reed who is was exactly the same age. and my judgment, not terribly well supported by the record, but many things i have read give me that is that when arnold in a connecticut man surfaced in pennsylvania and married into the richest and most prominent family in town, or one of them, he saw arnold his arrival for post-war political power. he started a president for watergate. first there was a smear the smear of arnold on charges of wrongdoing of various kinds and this created a congressional committee hearing under a congressman from maryland named papa and

at the area, that is benedict. to 31 and hallowing point road, there is some homes and a park there. diminishing quickly. follow -- further south there is and we will keep an eye on that as well. we will see that move to the north. heavy rain and thunder and well.ne as talk about the bigger picture that shows a lot of finally beginning up along portions of the carolinas. this tends to happen. he king begins to abate. of showers and storms across the entire region. heating begins to abate. have severe weather, just a waterspout. for the moment, you still have warning. county, prince george's county. fact until 6:30. 90 is the official high and the average is 87. are past the hottest. in the summer. during the next couple of days see the stage set for a hot and humid air mass. chances of pop-up thunderstorms thursday afternoon. it will be friday when this area out in thearve atmosphere. that cold front comes into the hot humid air, we will have showers and storms. for tomorrow a monday start. be a partly cloudy day.

i'm not terribly concerned unless you know someone o a boat near benedict. then i would say hey, text them, give them a head's up that there is dangerous weather on the water. other than that, i think we are okay. we'll monitor the situation and keep you posted; but a waterspout sited on the river. back to you. >> thank you, top. 9news now learned that d.c. democrats have been told that they are planning on fundraisers for the obama campaign don't expect the president of first lady to show up. bruce johnson is here and learned the obama campaign is trying to keep its distance from d.c. elected officials and we shouldn't be surprised. >> we both have been around a long time. i don't think i have seen this happen. >> okay. >> even local democratic figures who were talking on background are saying they understand. the president is in a tough battle with republican mitt romney and can't afford to be seen closing it up to d.c. elected figures who are under federal investigation. the obama justice investigation is investigating a shadow campaign that helped get vi

once a close confidant of pope benedict, paolo gabriele has admitted of stealing documents. they highlighted rivalries at the vatican. charging corruption. paolo gabriele was arrested in may and has been charged with aggravated theft. the vatican spokesman says the pope is unlikely to stop the trial going ahead. >> it is always find the pope's power to intervene if he wishes or judges it opportune. but he has not done so thus far. so we presume at this stage that the trial will go ahead. >> computer programmer has been charged with aiding and abetting paolo gabriele. it identifies them as a friend of the butler. the vatican will continue the investigation into the leaks. >> joining us in the studio is our religious affairs correspondent. the case has been going on for months. why has the bad can it decided to take this step now? >> -- why has the vatican decided to take this step now? >> well, gabriele confessed to the crimes as soon as he was arrested. but the pope was anxious to find out and make public whether he had accomplices. there is a commission of three senior card

the democrats should get simone campbell to give the benediction. closing our convention. and if you asked who they admire most, the catholic bishops or the nuns, the nuns would win in a walk. >> in an interview you did with mitt romney, he said he is going to work with dolan to ensure that each piece of legislation is thought in terms of its impact on religious freedom. a lot of people say they want the government to stay out of religious freedoms. but in sounds like it's going in a different direction. >> my question was about the hhs mandate, specifically about that. i think that's what he was referring to. that he would consult with dolan as president obama did. and up until recently, there was no problem. the obama administration and kathleen sebelius tried to redefine what an organization is. and they said, it's only those who serve catholics and employing catholics. this is a narrow definition. mother teresa couldn't qualify it. i knew mother teresa. and simone campbell is a leader of a group called network. she is critiqued by beinged a odds. she is -- inviting a s

deborah benedict. >> thank you very much. my name is betty trainer and i am president of the board at senior action network. i am here to also not support the demolition of this housing, but rather to see an alternative project that has been presented by some of the neighbors for affordable senior housing and dislocation. as was mentioned, we have a wonderful model in japantown that used to be a synagogue that was converted into senior housing. as other reports have been presented to the city about the very large increase in our senior population here in san francisco, we need more and more affordable housing for seniors. this would be a wonderful example of a place that we could use. we have support from the neighborhood and we would like to have this alternative be considered. it would not include the demolition of the property. it would try to maintain the historic architecture. it would allow for some housing for much needed for our seniors. thank you very much. >> linda chapman. i know you do not want my legal device. st

last month pope den pick -- peep benedict chose -- pope benedict chose him. good morning i'm eric thomas in for k -- in for kristen sze. >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. right now five in custody after an inch doesn't involving a cell phone theft escalated into a shooting and officer injury. it started in san francisco and ended near st. paul's elementary school. john alston joins us live. were the children ever in danger? >> reporter: fortunately no, this began long before the school bell rang there was a brief lock down before classes began classes are now session. this began with a cell phone robbery two miles from here. police traced the signal of the cell phone to this location an officer noticed a man fitting the suspect description. people living near valley and church started with the sound of a gunshot and police foot chase. >> someone shout saying stop right there, stop right there! then escalated to stop or i'll fire or stop or i'll shoot, something like that, then i heard a shot. i looked out of the window and saw a policewoman running down valley str

and we're going to zoom in right to benedict and this is the storm. i'm going to stop at 6:00 and that's the storm that prompted the tornado warnings. all these counties converged. no injuries, no damages, much to do about nothing, quite frankly. right now, our live weather cam brought to you by michael and son. 85. dew point 69. still a little bit sticky. pressure now falling at 29.95 inches of mercury. first glance, pretty comfortable. 85 rockville. 83 in fairfax. but still sticky. a little humid. 84 in college park. 83 up in laurel and 84 up toward latensville. we're looking at, it's going to heat up a little bit. isolated storms are over with now. somewhat hot tomorrow. hot on thursday, no doubt. no one will argue that. and scattered storms continue each afternoon and evening. they become more prevalent as we go through the week. tonight, early thunderstorm possible, some heavy. mainly south of town. 68 to 74. winds out of the southwest at 10. now tomorrow morning, very warm, 70s and 80s. flirting with 90 by noon. light wind, but dry. air quality

. >> under 2009 decree by pope benedict xvi, st.s a like all churches that choose to convert, with its literature like using its book of common prayer and anglican hymns. it also gets to keep its married priests, father mark lewis, who was exempt from the roman catholic vows of celibacy. father lewis, an episcopal church for ten years, and his wife vickie, have two children. their grandson, sherman, is an altar server. >> we left the 50epies could pal church. not because we were running away from the issues of the episcopal church. we left the episcopal church because we were running to the catholic church p. we came to a place where we realize the theology of the episcopal church is lacking. the unity of rome and and of the holy sea and bishops, that was appealing to us. >> former episcopal priest also found the move to catholicism se seamless. he was overdaned in 2000 and acted as chaplin here while father lewis waited to be overdaned. >> there is a real hunger among some episcopalians and anglicans for authority. it was the quest

last month pope den pick -- peep benedict chose -- pope benedict chose him. good morning i'm eric thomas in for k -- in for kristen sze. >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. right now five in custody after an inch doesn't involving a cell phone theft escalated into a shooting and officer injury. it started in san francisco and ended near st. paul's elementary school. john alston joins us live. were the children ever in danger? >> reporter: fortunately no, this began long before the school bell rang there was a brief lock down before classes began classes are now session. this began with a cell phone robbery two miles from here. police traced the signal of the cell phone to this location an officer noticed a man fitting the suspect description. people living near valley and church started with the sound of a gunshot and police foot chase. >> someone shout saying stop right there, stop right there! then escalated to stop or i'll fire or stop or i'll shoot, something like that, then i heard a shot. i looked out of the window and saw a policewoman running down valley str

even when they are 7. >> reporter: it is no accident that we interviewed benedict at a marriott, the international hotel was founded by mormons, a business that began as a root beer stand in 1927. as mormons climb the corporate ladder, quite often they reach done to help another mormon. is there a mormon network? >> i think there is a terrific mormon network. it starts in church. you meet a game, after going to church with him for two years or school, you say he is a good guy. i trust him. i know his wife. my kids played with his kids. so three years from now when, you are looking to put a deal together, who do you call? you call that guy. >> reporter: hard work, perseverance, thrift, all seem to beep part of the mormon dna. is there a song, a, like a mormon hymn, about shoulder to the wheel. >> shoulder to the wheel. push along. do your duty with a heart full of song. so we all have work, and, and one shirt, put your shoulder to the wheel. that's what we sing. >> put your shoulder to the wheel, push along, a pioneer hymn that is motivated by the fact that mormons had to put their sh

he's the author of the rise of benedict xvi. good morning, john. >> good morning, anthony, good morning, rebecca. >> john, what do you expect from the vatican on monday? do you think we'll see an indictment? >> i think david captured the news -- it's universally expected that the magistrate handling this preliminary investigation is going to find that there is sufficient evidence to go to trial among other reasons because the defense lawyer asking for the accused, an italian attorney has essentially already said that his client did it. but that he acted out of love for the pope. in that context, i think everyone expects the case going to go forward. >> usually a winning argument in trial, i'm being facetious there. what do you think this will be actually tried and is it going to be a vatican trial? is it going to be a standard trial with a jury? >> well, at the beginning there was some discussion as to whether the criminal investigation and trial will be handled by the vatican itself or handed over to italy. the decision was mad

and father benedict groeschel, his statement in its entirety, i apologize for my comments.id not intend to blame the victim. a priest or anyone else who abuses a minor is always wrong and is always responsible. my mind and my way of expressing myself are not as clear as they used to be. i have spent my life trying to help others the best that i could. i deeply regret any harm i have caused to anyone. i don't even know where to begin but i am joined right now by a psychologist of sexual behavior in toronto. he is also editor-in-chief of a journal of research and treatment. thank you for joining me. i can't believe i'm having this interview and what i read this morning. i can't believe that someone who has had so much involvement in the catholic abuse tragedy that has transpired over the last decade would go anywhere near a comment like this. i'd like to get your initial reaction to hearing what i just reported. >> well, i can't say anything about this particular case of course but it is a statement that i've heard before and there are some people who believe. usually when i

we ask your benediction on those yet to be born and those who are about to see you at the end of thisrs arrived on these shores generations ago as well as those families that have come recently to build a better future while weaving their lives to build a rich tapestry of america. we live to your loving care of those afflicted by the recent storms and drought and fire. here again we ask for the greece to stand in solidarity for all those who suffer. may we strive to include your tired, poor, huddled masses yearning to break free in the prosperity of of people and not richly blessed. -- people richly bless. we ask your guidance and those who govern us, the supreme court, and those who seek to serve the common good by seeking a pleasant -- public office, especially governor romney and congressman ryan. make them worthy to serve you by serving our country and help them remember the only just government is the government asserts its citizens rather than itself. almighty god, who gives us the sacred gift of life, we thank you as well for the singular gift of liberty. renewing our respect f

additionally, we have the teaching within our church that pope benedict the xvi makes very clear that until we have justice, we can't have charity. and the idea that largesse alone, on the part of the extremely wealthy, will fix this problem is really wrong. it has not happened over the last ten years, when the wealth gap in our nation has grown so dramatically. we also know from catholic social teaching that the role of government is to positively balance out the excesses of any culture. our current excess is this huge individualistic, "i've got mine, nobody else can have it" approach. and so we, in catholic social teaching, pope benedict teaches in "charity and truth" that the role of government- >> "charity and truth" was the- >> --is the encyclical, an encyclical. is that the role of government then becomes to balance out excess. i would agree if people would generously give, if we didn't have the huge wealth gap. if we hadn't had years of millions of people in our country being without health care. if we hadn't have had all of this experience of the poor becoming poorer, that the

so we, in catholic social teaching, pope benedict teaches, in charity and truth -- charity and truth was cyclical. >> cyclical. that the role of government then becomes to balance out excess. i would agree if people would generously give, if we didn't have the huge wealth gap, if we didn't have years of millions of people in our country being without health care, if we didn't have all this experience of the poor becoming poorer, that the minimum wage doesn't even get people out of poverty now, i would think, okay, just le bonheur let the free market do it. it's failed. it's time we say it. it's failed. >> let me interrupt you. you tend to put this in very black and white terms. it's only this, or we need this. let's just look at the history of the catholic church, take that. and there are other christian denominations, jewish groups. the churches and other religious bodies in this country built the university system. they built the schools. they built hospitals. they built elaborate cathedrals. all without any government intervention. now, we live in a different age than in those old

we ask your benediction upon those yet to be born and those about to see you at the end of this life,e ancestors arrived on these shores generations ago as well as those families that have come recently to build a better future while weaving their lives into the rich tapestry of america. we lift up to your loving care those afflicted by recent storms, drought and fire. we ask for the grace to stand in solidarity with all of those who suffer. may we strive to include your tired, your poor, your huddles masseserning to breathe free in production and prosperity of a people so richly blessed. oh, god of wisdom, justice and might, we ask your guidance for those who govern us. and on those who would govern us. the president and vice president, the congress, the supreme court and on all of those who seek to serve the common good by seeking public office. especially governor romney and congressman ryan. make them all worthy to serve you by serving our country. and help them remember that the only just government is the government that serves it's citizens rather than itself. all mighty god, w

next at noon: pope benedict's bulter is charged with theft in relation to a scandal that has rocked the vatican. dramatic dash cam video from a bus accident that hurt more than a dozen people. and thousands of pink slips go out a motorola...as google begins its "moto makeover". i'm on break sweetheart. [ woman ] you know you don't have to put up with this. those annoying period symptoms. general pain relievers like advil, only treat cramps, but midol has three active ingredients to take care of that... and fatigue and bloating. because you deserve better. the vatican says pope benedict's butler will face charges for leaking hundreds of the pope's secret papers. the private documents were taken from the pope's personal apartment and given to an italian journalist. that reporter then put the documents in a best-selling book called "his holiness." butler paolo gabriele will be charged with aggravated theft. a second man, a vatican computer expert, will be charged with aiding the butler. video is being released from inside a city bus... which captures the terrifying moments when the bus rol

and benedict, himself a mormon, says mormon ceos are groomed for the boardroom at an early age. >> theost powerful influence in these guys' lives growing up is their mom. at a very early age, their mother was teaching them elocution, insisting they learn a munich csical instrument, fix their collar. zds a business that began as a single root beer stand in 1927. and as mormons climb the corporate ladder, quite often they reach down to help another mormon. >> is there a mormon network? >> i think there is a terrific mormon network. it starts in church. you meet a guy, and after going to church with him for two years, or school, you say, he's a good guy. i trust him. i know his wife. my kids play with his kids. so three years from now when you're looking to put a deal together, who do you call? you call that guy. >> reporter: hard work, thrift, all seem to be part of the mormon dna. isn't there like a mormon hymn called "shoulder to the wheel"? >> shoulder to the wheel. no one shirt, put your shoulder to the wheel. that's what we sing. >> put your shoulder to the wheel, push along. it's a

a saddle on your dream before you read them greta the other one is the one that often used as a benediction in the quietness of this place, surrounded by the fall pervading presence of the whole the, my heart whispers. keep fresh performing the moments of my high resolve that in good times or in campus fall whether or fair when the foe was nameless or familiar i may not forget that to which my life is committed. keep fresh performing the moments of my high resolve. greta that's a good way to close thank you that was a wonderful career and thank you for sharing with us dr. howard thurman as the people will go up and read his books. >>> even with the books and everything else needed to web sites. >>> if you join us in a row and lange and inspired and challenged by when the great religious thinkers of our time go out and lead howard thurman and up to your high resolve thanks for joining us.

the vatican has ordered that pope benedict former butler should stand trial. accused of stealing a check worth $100,000. thousands of people a been evacuated from the spanish canary islands as wildfires raged across the region. emergency services said two firefighters have died. officials say there is evidence of a fire was started deliberately. it has been a busy two days in the presidential race in the united states. mitt romney chose paul ryan as his running mate. today, he was busy stumping for votes in iowa. president obama also happened to be campaigning in the same state. the comparisons were clear. >> he is an numbers speak -- geek with a common touch. the would be vice-president went solo. >> president obama has given us four years of trillion dollar deficits. he is making matters worse than he is spending our children into a diminished future. we do not have to stand for that. >> at the mild mr. western personality -- democrats are convinced he is a liability. the obama campaign is warning paul ryan would take an ax to state funded care for the elder