and benedict arnold comes. he immediately -- she's, you know, known as the most beautiful woman in philadelphia, or she's later described as the most beautiful woman in north america, and later when she goes into exile in london -- spoiler alert there -- [laughter] too late. but she ends up, she's called the most beautiful woman in england. so she's this very highly regarded, and she doesn't miss a beat as far as going to parties with benedict arnold and making sure he spends a lot of money on parties and lavish stuff. so arnold is kind of -- you want to get into a little bit of this, why arnold would have turned traitor? >> well, he was a feisty guy who didn't fit well into groups, and even before the war started he was in duels with people in the caribbean. he'd been in the shipping business. and he was serving after the british left as the military commander in philadelphia and my candidate for the bad guy in this story is the civilian head of government in pennsylvania, a man named joseph reid who was exact

a visitor looking for father benedict defended the aging clergyman. intelligent?. >> reporter: thoughtful? >> yeah. >> reporter: reflective? >> yeah. >> reporter: surprising that he would seem to make comments defending priests who may be quote/unquote seduced by children? >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: now, the franciscan friars say father benedict never intended to excuse the abuse. or even implicate the victims, a and they say in recent months his physical and mental health have been failing, and while it is not an excuse, but it is may help explain why a man they consider so compassionate could have been so wrong on this, anderson. >> a guy who counseled priests for years. if this is what he, in fact, thinks, it's incredibly telling. deborah, appreciate the reporting. >>> three people killed in an early morning shooting at a new jersey super market. and i have to find a way to manage my cash flow better. [ female announcer ] our wells fargo bankers are here to listen, offer guidance and provide you with options tailored to your business. we've loaned more money t

a visitor looking for father benedict defended the aging clergyman. intelligent?yeah. >> reporter: thoughtful? >> yeah. >> reporter: reflective? >> yeah. >> reporter: surprising that he would seem to make comments defe defending priests who may be quote/unquote seduced by children? >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: now, the franciscan friars say father benedict never intended to excuse the abuse. they say his physical and mental health has been failing. why a man they consider so compassionate could have been so wrong on this, anderson. >> a guy who counseled priests for years. if this is what he, in fact, thinks, it's incredibly telling. deborah, appreciate the reporting. >>> three people killed in an early morning shooting at a new jersey super market. why should saturday night have all the fun? get two times the points on dining in restaurants, with chase sapphire preferred. for fastidious librarian emily skinner, each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come. well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her

a visitor looking for father benedict defended the aging clergyman. intelligent?orter: thoughtful? >> yeah. >> reporter: reflective? >> yeah. >> reporter: okay. surprising that he would seem to make comments defend iing pries who maybe, quote unquote, seduced by children? >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: in their statement the franciscan friars say father benedict never intended to excuse the abuse or implicate the victims. they say in recent months his physical and mental health have been failing and while it is not an excuse may suggest they believe why a man they consider so compassionate could be so wrong. deborah feyerick, cnn, new york. >>> a very private community now on the national stage. is the bizarre amish beard-cutting incidents hate crimes? or just expressions of religious freedom? i'll talk to a criminal defense attorney. ♪ ♪ ♪ every mom needs a little helper. that's why i got a subaru. announcer: love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. for fastidious librarian emily skinner, each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come. well somewher

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kevin hassett is here and archbishop dolan during the dnc benediction last night. we will play the tape and let you decide. first, the obama and romney campaign. crisscrossing in iowa and vermont. >> we have been there and we have tried what they are selling. it didn't work then and it's not going to work now. we are moving forward. as was pointed out in the convention, there is a basic component missing from this plan. it's called math. [laughter] arithmetic. lori: there is no arguing with this guy. the economy adding a measly amount of jobs last month, 96,000. it would be good if not for the 400,000 people who drop out of the workforce altogether last month. vice president joe biden insisting that the economy has turned a corner. unfortunately for the american public, it appears that may have been a wrong turn. the obama-biden ticket hit the campaign trail today hoping to capitalize on any momentum from the democratic convention. chief white house correspondent ed henry has more in this report. reporter: president obama and vice president biden hit the campaign t

pope benedict is expected to call for peaceful coexistence and understanding between communities and for an international solution to the conflict in neighboring syria. the pope, of course, had also raised concerns about the dwindling christian presence in the middle east. now these are live pictures you are looking at, and we know that the highlight of pope been he dibblingt ace visit will be a big open-air mass on the beirut sea front on sunday. of course, lebanon has one of the largest christian communities in the middle east and made up of orthodox and many catholics as well, so obviously he is going to receive a warm welcome for his followers there, followers of the roman catholic faith, and these are the scenes live in beirut and, in fact, large crowds have gathered to welcome pope benedict there. and he has already said that the arab spring is a positive cry for freedom, but he's also said that there must be tolerance as well, because there is concern, of course, about rising tensions between religious communities in the middle east, partly stoked by the conflict in syria, whi

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. >> host: we are joined by helen benedict, who is the author of "the lonely soldier. professor, you start your book out with a quote by martha joe horn. what happens to people one by one. what does that mean? >> i was stuck by that quote because it inspired me through turn one. i thought it was a very apt. >> host: company women served in the iraq war? >> guest: over 200,000 served in iraq and afghanistan. americans. >> host: is that unusual? >> guest: yes, the iraq war in particular. more women had served in the iraq war by around 2005, two years into the war already, then all the american wars put together, including afghanistan. one in every 10 troops in iraq was a woman. >> host: they serve in different capacities and in the past? >> guest: yes, because it was a guerrilla war, drawing a line in the sand, having an errol where they are our soldiers from enemy side, that is a battle that takes place in roads and hospitals and trucks and toilet paper, it they are used for attacks. it because there is no front line, even if you are an engineer or a cook, many women we

the archbishop of pendency dolan gave the closing benediction. did you catch whatñ ♪ lori: republican congressional leaders tonight blasting the white house for missing a key deadline to submit a report on the so-called sequestration spending cuts set to go into effect next year. under the terms of the bill signed by president obama last month the office of management and budget was required to submit a detailed explanation of how it would implement $109 billion in across-the-board cuts. the white house spokesman says the report will be turned in next week. well, today's disappointing jobs report fueling hopes for new action from the federal reserve. when they gather next week cover romney suggesting new measures would do little to stimulate the economy. >> i think it's hard to predict exactly what the federal reserve will do. i don't think there is any action that they're going to take the will have an immediate impact on the economy. frankly, i think they shot a lot of their monetary bullets and the bullets are not able to strike the target

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bygones are bygones and the cargo was welcomed to give the benediction.ardinals can elect the pope. he could be a future pro. maybe wishful thinking. americans never get to be. whenever with the proverbial needle that you hear senator seven by as indian a senator tried to move the ball forward. but to be pragmatic good thoughts. >> thank you for that eulogy. >> this will be played between the 40-yard line. and the democratic base is not as enthusiastic as four years ago. but my guess is how it played outside of the reno. that 54 6% could go either way. it may have moved slightly in the president's direction. neil: but in the end we can go back to where we were. but in your state of indiana looking at other swing states that are very tight, what about now? >> the president did carry it to four years ago but that was the first time in 50 years. it is a little uphill but the of their states that will decide the outcome, the economy tends to be better as a whole. the president has added vantage. hearing the autumn industry industry, and the autoworkers, think

anthony dolland gave the bendix at the very end of benediction to wrap things up.people were screaming out of the arena but this is what he said. >> thus do we praise you for the gift of life, grant us the courage to defend it. life without which no other rights are secure. we ask four benediction on those waiting to be born that they may be welcomed and protected. empower us with your grace so that we might resist the temptation to replace the moral law with idols of our own making. or to remake those institutions you have given us for the nurturing of life and community. >> laura: in that prayer, he took down two of the pillars of this convention, right? >> he did. >> laura: abortion on demand and gay marriage. >> he did. >> laura: you are a catholic, right? >> i'm only half catholic and i only half practice i have known every cardinal since feldman in the 1960's, cardinal dollan follows in the great tradition of political activists. most powerful catholic in the united states. he is the pope of america in many ways. he is very charismatic. is he very blunt. he w

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

law enforcement knows where he is but few others to appear in lee cowan cbs news >>> pope benedict welcomed on his second day in lebanon. in beirut a pope preached a message of peace about the is on a protests and the civil war in syria a population urges lebanese leaders to work as role models for religious tolerance. >>> this is not just for our religion to show the world >>> the christian faith is down to just 5% from 20% of a century ago pope benedict presides over an open air mass hundreds of people expected to attend. an alert for san jose state students the incident that prompted the warning. no more sales tax advantage for amazon customers the changes it makes in his business practice to keep its customer base. >>> in the bay area of dense fog out there and things are changing a sunny sunday on cattan >>> amazon dot com a haven for california shoppers looking to avoid sales tax but that free ride came to an end today. ben tracy on amazons new business plan. >>> p j gallagher has been on an on-line shopping spree >>> buying stuff i thought i would never buy on amazon about outdoor cu

. >> [inaudible] benedict. >> hello, commissioners, debra benedict with senior action disability, and i also was here to speak on 1601 larken street, the problem with the methodist church, this is one of the topics she brings to the meetings, the senior housing action coalitions, so at this moment, i would like to speak briefly on another project that i heard about that is right on the edge of the tenderloin area, and as a suggestion for this property which is now used in the frontal area for a place for crack addicts to smoke and not what it is used that is zoned for which is housing, this property would be very good for usage as a sober house and sober houses are -- i think you can get federal funding for sober houses and the condition of having people live ining the house and going back and forth into a house that may have meetings going on that would be in direct opposition to the kind of activity that is are now occurring on the street at that property address would be an addition to the neighborhood that could potentially enhance the prevention of that kind of activity on the st

. >>> meanwhile, pope benedict xvi arrived in lebanon friday for a three day visit. against the backdrop of continued demonstrations throughout the muslim world and the fighting in neighboring syria, the vatican called the pope's trip a pilgrimage of peace. the visit to lebanon was organized to deliver a message of encouragement to christians there and to urge them to continue being, quote, builders of peace and agents of reconciliation. benedict planned meetings with local muslim leaders, which many observers hoped could be a positive message of interfaith dialogue and respect amid all the regional turmoil. >>> on the heels of the recent political conventions, evgelil grou are continuing thr efforts to mobilize conservative faith- based voters. many leading evangelicals have promised to put aside theological differences with mitt romney, who is mormon, in order to concentrate on public policy. in washington, thousands of religious conservatives gathered for the annual values voter summit. a parade of top republicans addressed the crowd. one of the keynote speakers w

my name is deborah benedict. i live at 75 dora street.i am here as a representative of senior disability action, which is the former senior action network, and planning for elders joined together. the organization i speak for vehemently opposes this project for a variety of reasons, not visuals of a large portion of the city, and air to that portion of the city, but mainly because this project does not suit what this city needs. the housing that this city needs is affordable housing for seniors, disabled, and working people. we have the largest population of seniors in the entire state of california. those statistics are not mine. why this board would approve something for the .5 -- .05% of the population in a location that has been objected to vehemently by loads, obviously 31,000 people, is beyond me. but one thing for sure is we will remember who voted which direction regardless of the behind the screen screens. we know who is the progressive and who is thinking about the needs of the real people of san francisco and who is not. thank

. >>> pope benedict xvi is urging midd easterners and muslims to respect each other's religions and levpeace. it's his first ever visit and only the third by a pope and it comes amid the protests at embessies and consulates across the middle east. i asked john allen who was in beirut with the pope what made this trip so significant. >> well, when this trip was originally drawn up, i think the idea was for benedict to try to deliver a shot in the arm to the beleaguered christian minority of the middle east, not just lebanon, which has been in decline for a long time, and there's real fear that the land that the christ lived in may one day be empty of christians. in the run up to the trip, it got overtaken by events. now instead of being directed primary at christians, it's at the withhohole world. this is to lift up the face of the middle east, despite the images of violence and chaos we have seen in recent days, there's another story to tell, that there are also places where peaceful coexistence is possible. in effect, i think he's trying to offer a counter narrative, fredricka, to what

pope benedict holding sunday mass in front of 300,000 worshippers. his message?econciliation and tolerance. but there was little of either today as the demonstrations continued. also in lebanon today hundreds took to the streets in an anti-american protest. in pakistan hundreds of protesters clashed with police after demonstrators broke through a barrier near the u.s. consulate in karachi. protesters set american flags on fire. more than 100 people were arrested in paris while hundreds more gathered today in london. in tunisia where the protests were the most violence, nbc staff was evacuated, and 50 u.s. marines were deployed to secure the embassy compound there, and in libya in benghazi where four americans were killed, libyan fifltz continue to round up individuals who might have information on the attack. today on nbc's "meet the press" the u.s. ambassador to the united nations offered this explanation for the benghazi attack. >> what happened in benghazi was, in fact, initially a spontaneous reaction to what had just transpired hours before in cairo. >> repo

pope benedict holding sunday mass in front of 300,000 worshippers. his message?econciliation and tolerance. but there was little of either today as the demonstrations continued. also in lebanon today hundreds took to the streets in an anti-american protest. in pakistan hundreds of protesters clashed with police after demonstrators broke through a barrier near the u.s. consulate in karachi. protesters set american flags on fire. more than 100 people were arrested in paris while hundreds more gathered today in london. in tunisia where the protests were the most violence, nbc staff was evacuated, and 50 u.s. marines were deployed to secure the embassy compound there, and in libya in benghazi where four americans were killed, libyan fifltz continue to round up individuals who might have information on the attack. today on nbc's "meet the press" the u.s. ambassador to the united nations offered this explanation for the benghazi attack. >> what happened in benghazi was, in fact, initially a spontaneous reaction to what had just transpired hours before in cairo. >> repo

. >> my fellow citizens, i am happy to join you for this benediction of our friday sunrise service. [cheers and applause] [laughter] i assume that everyone here is impressed with my control of this convention. my choice for vice president was challenged by only 39 other nominees. [cheers and applause] but i think we learned from watching the republicans four years ago, as they selected their vice-presidential nominee, that it pays to take a little more time. [cheers and applause] and i can tell you that eleanor 1htimer 1waspresit)- i am proud to have former senator ted kennedy. my nomination is the gift of the most open political process in all of our political history. it is the sweet harvest of the work of tens of thousands of tireless volunteers, young and old alike literally funded by hundreds of thousands of small contributors in every part of this nation. those who lingered on the brink of despair only a short time ago have been brought into this campaign heart, hand, head and soul, and i have been the beneficiary of the most remarkable political organization in the history of

that these rights are inalienable and also along with, maybe that's a bad word in the benediction butlong next to jesus you might say on the importance of religious liberty. because the catholic hierarchy has been very critical of the obama's administration attempts the to prescribe what's in insurance plans saying it does interfere with religious liberty. you never heard controversy about who is going to say the benediction at a convention before and the combative cardinal developpen go doinl mad and everybody is going -- points and everybody is going home. >> woodruff: we didn't here -- >> ifill: is that right the debate about closing out the convention. >> cardinal dolan offered to address the convention and was spurned initially. there was an inta intramural bae when the whitehouse and campaign and after he gave the closing again diction in tampa. i said cooler and wiser heads prevail, we can't not invite him and invite him they d the most prominent catholic church man in america certainly. despite differences, i think that was necessary and the crowd was remarkably respectful. th

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