benedict was a traitor.he made a lot of money, and he was handsome, deb near, charming, and incredibly brave warrior. he was involved in montreal and quebec, during the battle, which i don't have, his left leg was severely injured. and after wards, if you know any military history about value corp. island, it's brilliant what he did to save not only his soldiers but also coming down and taking part of new york. it was very important. later on he also involves in the battle of richfield and czar foe georgia. he was the hero of it. the same leg is so severely injured that this shattered, so severely injured the doctors want to amputate it. around says no, it's been five months in an upstate military hospital, his leg is in a boxy contraption, and then his health is kind of ruined. it takes him a long time, actually a couple of years, to fully i regain his staple ma. he's hobbling around. one leg is shorter than the other. this is benedict arnold, and he -- well, it's a funny thing. he happens to know no , . --

please welcome benedict cumberbatch! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: benedict cumberbatch!london just to do our show. >> thank you. yeah, i was literally in the middle of doing "sherlock" and they called and i said, "i've got to go and see jimmy." >> jimmy: i can't even tell you how much i love "sherlock." i mean, people must just come up to you and freak out because you're fantastic in it. >> it's a really wonderful, wonderful thing. and we love doing it. and we're just over the moon about the reaction to it. >> jimmy: and martin, your co-star -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: -- he seems like a fun guy to hang out with. >> he's joyous. he's great fun. we play a lot of games and keep it light. he's a huge support -- >> jimmy: like what game would you play? what games do you play? [ light laughter ] >> we'd do -- we'd do "who can you impersonate?" >> jimmy: how does that -- >> you have to basically drop a name and then just go for it. and it doesn't matter if you haven't heard of that person. you have to say the name and go for it. >> jimmy: i'll do it. >> for example, hillary clinton.

and benedict came on set and we told him he had to put this cream on.nd i would take him up to j.j. to talk and j.j. hated it. he couldn't keep a straight face. and we were doing a scene where benedict had to sort of -- quite a long exposition, a long speech. he had to walk as well. it's tough to do two things at once as an actor. and he kept doing it wrong. he said i'm sorry about that, he said i was really tired. and the ions in the air were really getting to me. no, no, no they weren't. >> jimmy: so how did he wind up finding out? >> we had this -- chris and i -- he was in so deep. he believed in it so much he started to get a headache. we needed an end game. we wrote out a form that we have to wear this cream and also that it is completely fictitious and i am an idiot. he read it and signed it and gave it back to production. we gave him a huge out and he didn't take it. >> jimmy: now you have to kill him. >> shoot to the back of the head. at the end of the day, i said to tommy, tell me to read out the thing out loud. and then we'll have him. so i st

says benedict, you read it because benedict has an amazing voice. you read it.i benedict cumberbatch and i am an idiot -- what! >> jimmy: you guys had fun and made a great movie. simon pegg, everybody! we'll be right back with goo goo dolls! >> the jimmy kimmel live concert series is brought to you by sony. . >> jimmy: their new album,"magnetic," comes out june 11th. here with the song, "rebel beat," goo goo dolls! ♪ we keep heading in the same direction you've become my own reflection ♪ ♪ is that your soul that you're trying to protect i always hope that we would intersect, yeah ♪ ♪ you need time to cope and time to heal time to cry ♪ ♪ if it's what you feel life can hurt with hen it gets too real i can hold you up ♪ ♪ when it's hard to deal alive, alive alive is all i wanna feel tonight, tonight ♪ ♪ i need to be where you are i need to be where you are hey you, look around can you hear that ♪ ♪ noise it's a rebel sound we got nowhere else to go and when the sun goes down ♪ ♪ and we fill the streets you're gonna dance 'til the morning to the rebel's beat ♪ ♪ yo

former pope benedict is returning to vatican city today. he's moving into his new home a small retro-fitted convent. a few yards from the current pope francis. his apartment will include a guest room for his older brother, who is also a priest. critics say pope emeritus benedict's return will cast a shadow on pope francis. church officials say the two have prayed together about this unprecedented situation. this is pope emeritus benedict's first time back since resigning as pope more than two months ago. just ahead the diet doctors recommend to help you with your memory. and, still to come this midday a new report about the toxins in some lipsticks. and later in lunchbreak we're making a seasonal risotto with the chef from "sable kitchen". it's made with wild mushrooms, peas, leeks, pecorino romano, and fresh thyme. investors today are looking at facebook. shares are up about 4%. making headway in the efforts to make more money from local advertising. you may recall that there were many skeptics out there whether facebook could make. stocks

he is still, benedict arkansas fold is still washington's favorite fighting general. don't forget, benedict arnold is known as the hero of freeman farm which if you've been to the saratoga battlefield, you know that's a section of it, and also known as the eagle of share toe da. he is revered by his men. he is incredibly brave. he's had them do things other sections of the army can't. he also has supported, fed, paid for ammunition, clothed his men on all of these ballots that i've just mentioned. and congress, guess what in they haven't paid him back. so he's lost a lot of money, a lot of his fortune. his health is kind of ruined. and he doesn't think washington has stood up for him, because when he's finally made a major general, it's long after younger men with not as much distinguished service. and it is not publicly announce ld. so he thinks, he's pretty upset with washington, he's upset with congress. he is not sure that things are so good with this revolutionary idea. by the time he gets to valley forge. he brings lucy this a stagecoach -- in a stagecoach, and

pope benedict the 16th warned us about another danger. i remember this, he called the dick hater ship of relativism. dictatorship of relativism. the belief that there is no right or wrong. self-confidents and self-sustaining. it snufss it out. it burns books and censors the press. as saint thomas aquinas wrote, all men are forced to give to reason. freeds his predecessor poland from fear, benedict taught us how to protect the world from falsehood. popes showed solidarity with the oppressed and now, today, pope francis is showing solidarity with the poor, as the church has done for 2000 years. he is reading new life into the fight into poverty. to lift thisce dialog to a higher level. and i hope he will ring the divisions between the so-called catholic left in the so-called catholic right so that all may be one in christ. it is a spiritually impoverished that need the most help. the tierney calls of relativism the spiritual poverty of our time and it affects rich countries worst of all, including our own. we have help the poor to help the

pope benedict -- benedict. a newly refurbished monastery located on the edge of the gardens. the two went to pray together. benedict has been playing -- staying at the papal retreat south of rome since resigning in february. >> faa is investigating an unusual incident occurring last night at newark international airport in new jersey. authorities say the swing flipped the tail of the jet while taxing before takeoff. the united plane was towed construction cruise here raised a final section to the top of one world trade center today. the pointed structure will make it the tallest building in the western hem steer, right now on the roof. iron workers will attach it later. 408 foot spire topping a 104-story building. >> still head on abc 7 news at 4:00 how a classic from the movie "pulp fiction" ended up in the bay area. >> and an 8-year-old boy given a wish of the lifetime. the game they'll remember for a long, long time. >> from our east bay hills camera, looking over the bay area, clear skies right now. and record high temperatures blanketed the area today. when will it cool

what do you do, like, if you want to make a joke about benedict cumberbatch's name? there's no alteration necessary. it comes premade. it is a strange name. he's great in the movie. you did a great job in the moo uh vie. >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: by the way, in real life if you walked on to anyone's starship, you wouldn't have to sneak on in any way. if there are aliens, i have a feeling they're going to get to you first. but it's very nice to meet you. congratulations on the movie. >> thank you. >> jimmy: the movie is called "star trek into darkness" alice eve, everyone. we'll be right back with bad rabbits. >> jimmy: their latest album, "american love," is out now. making their television debut with the song "can't fool me" bad rabbits! oh-oh oh-oh ♪ i think i changed my mind i might need to take some time off girl it's just ♪ ♪ that you smilmeed a drop down to my knees 'cus you had style ♪ ♪ like no other and i thought that it was another one, yeah and with you ♪ ♪ skin like an angel i know that i'm in danger when you think about it let's think about it ♪

. >>> after some renovations at the vatican, the current pope francis and former pope benedict are nowing together in harmony. here is why jimmy kimmel thinks it would make a great sitcom. >> in 2013, pope benedict left his papal residency. that request came from the vatican. with nowhere to go, he turned to his old friend, pope francis. can two lifelong bachelors share an apartment without driving each other crazy? ♪ >> for the record, you would be the messy one. i would be the clean one. >> i don't know about that, bill. >>> still ahead on "way too early," why are you awake? your tweets, texts and e-mails are next. i would be wearing the red shoes. find out with venus embrace. every five-bladed stroke gives you 360 degrees of smooth for goddess skin you can feel and feel. ♪ i'm your venus only from venus embrace. the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and

benedict has been on a spiritual retreat since retiring.s the first time in hundreds of years that a pope has retired and benedict will now live out his days in a converted monetary on the edge of the vatican gardens. the two men spent time in the chapel today praying today. >>> we've seen a lot of gun guy backs since the school massacre in connecticut. we look at whether those buy backs are actually making a difference in the fight against crime. >> and taking flight, the spectacular mission that began today in the bay area. and what makes those planes unlike any other out there. e?w >>> we are following eaki news, we sent news chopper 2 over the scene. this is in the 1800 block of black mountain road in hillsboro. this is just to the east of the. you see what's pulling the hose there to get on top of one of the hot spots. you see there's definitely been some damage. you can see there's been a lot of damage from this fire and fire crews certainly do appear to have this fire surrounded. again they are on top of the roof, they are also on th

benedict was the first pope to abdicate in 600 years. has been staying at the castel gandolfo papal summer residence ever since he stepped-down earlier this year. he'll live-out his retirement in a restored convent in the vatican gardens, a short walk from the residence of his successor. pope francis is not living in the customary papal apartment at the vatican. he lives in a 120-room hotel next door to saint peter's basilica. construction crews raised the final section of the spire to the top of one world trade center thursday. once it's in place, the 408-foot spire will make it the tallest building in the western hemisphere, with the symbolic height of 1776 feet. right now, the spire is sitting atop a temporary structure on the roof until iron workers permanently attach it. coming up in the medical watch: could your lipstick be making you sick? a warning about troubling levels of toxic metals found in lipstick and lip gloss. bridging his personal digital divide. warren buffet joins the twitter-verse and he's certainly racking up the fo

. >>> former pope benedict xvi returned to the vatican this week. since his surprise retirement in february, benedict had been staying at the papal summer retreat, castel gandolfo. he will now live in a former convent on the vatican grounds, close to his successor, pop francis. meanwhile, in his weekly address, francis condemned working conditions that led to the deadly factory collapse in bangladesh, in which more than 500 people were killed. he called the conditions "slave labor" and said businesses that don't pay a just wage and that value profits over workers are going against god. >>> ten years after the war in iraq began, violence there has escalated. the united nations says last month was the deadliest since 2008. also continuing is the flight of refugees. most of the iraqis who have left their country went to other parts of the middle east, but some were able to come to the u.s. in san diego, california, as saul gonzales reports, iraqi refugees are grateful to be safe and to have access to food stamps and other services. but adjusting to eve

when he left the vatican, benedict benedict's staff paid him an emotional farewell unsure if they would see him again. the spectacular flight into exile watched live by a worldwide audience. before benedict abdicated the papal throne he said he would withdraw into prayer and live out remaining days hidden from the world. that lasted about as long as it took the new pope to unpack his bags. no transcript of a private conversation and no official word on whether or not the pope and the pope emeritus will meet to chat. a 15-minute stroll from the guesthouse francis has chosen from the grandeur of the apostolic apartment to where pope benedict is. is he weakened by age age but denies is he in failing health. both are traditionalists with strict views on abortion gay rights and other ethical issues. francis, for example used the phrase slave labor in reference to the garment factory disaster in bangladesh. the moral stance his soon to be neighbor won't be argued with. and francis will join him at the door. >>> two planes clipped each other at newark liberty airport. it involved a scandinavia

pope emeritus benedict was welcomed back today by pope francis.ict has been living at castle gandolfo since becoming the first pope in 600 years to resign. he will now live at the vatican in a former monastery. in nashville today at the grand ole opry they said good-bye to country legend george jones. ♪ got our own thing going >> pelley: brad paisley was among the a-list of country stars who joined former first lady laura bush and our own bob schieffer sharing memories of the king of broken hearts. >> he knew about disappointment. he knew about betrayal. he was more than a country singer, he was a country song and it was never an easy sound. ♪ come home -- >> pelley: charlie daniels said george jones sang for all of us. >> the non-stop partiers, the guy who's always alone, the girl done wrong, the puppy lovers, the extra verdict, the introvert the guy at the end of the bar who never seems to go home. >> pelley: george jones died last week at the age of 81. in a moment, we'll remember the day that children stood up for their rights and changed the

. >> jimmy: this is a strange thing, the pope formally known as benedict xvi moved back into the vaticanhis weekend. he has been living in the papal summer home and is coming back to the vatican city. this is like moving back in your parents after losing your job. but for the first time ever, a current and former pope are living in the same place. i wonder if it's weird for pope francis to have the old pope living there. it would be like if president bush moved into sasha's treehouse. the new hope is argentinian and lives very, very humbly. they are from two extremely different worlds but they are trying to make the best of it. >> in 2013, pope benedict left his papal residency. that request came from the vatican. with nowhere to go he turned to his old friend, pope than face. can two lifelong bachelors share an apartment without driving each other crazy? ♪ [ "the odd couple theme" ] >> jimmy: religious comedy. we need to take a break. when we come back from this break we are together going to witness chris christie killing a spider. is that good? i don't know. and rod stewart and edie f

. >> 6:33 and pope benedict xvi is making his first public appearance in weeks today. >> let's go toe. >> for around 11:00 this morning, the former pope benedict xvi will officially come home. he will move back into the vatican living quarters side by side with reigning pope francis. this is that two of them from a few years ago. he will move into a retirement home which is a converted monastery behind st. peter's basilica. he has not been seen by the public since march 23 and workers have been working around the clock to finish the renovation on the retirement home and we will have an update at noon. >> thank you. president obama is going to mexico city today to meet with the mexican president that he is expected to plug the mexican success as the second-largest u.s. market for exports. the president needs a growing mexican economy and the president to help and secure the border. today marks two years since raid that killed osama bin laden in northeastern pakistan. his death came after nearly a decade-long manhunt craig one former navy seal rode a book about the raid and another tal

. >> i asked for eggs benedict.ous decision for you to not remarry after all these years. >> let me just say, why aren't you married? [applause] ♪ ♪ >> bin laden said one of his goals was to bankrupt america. bernie madoff beat you to it. tavis: thought we would end with a retrospective at the actors that shared thoughts with us over the years, sometimes funny and sometimes poignant. the wonderful moments to cherish including an iconic introduction in that just about made my entire decade. >> and now, ladies and gentlemen, here's tavis! tavis: i love it! ♪ ♪ >> it is not serious. >> music, all the different asic -- i know jamie foxx, long as he knows how to play the blues. my motherm proud of because she is a wonderful dancer and she has been married so many times. >> i love being part of the company. >> it is always a terrible mistake for everybody to death by their nature. and there is expansion and there are limitations. you can always find narcissism. the limitation is what you pay attention to. >> i hope there

it was pope benedict to authorized these canonized nations. stay with us on dw. >> a landmark trial in germany. in 10s of involvement racially motivated murders carried out over the period of a decade. she is thought to be the sole surviving member of a neo-nazi cell. also on trial are four alleged accomplices. within hours of the trial opening, it was adjourned for a week. defense lawyers filed a motion to have the presiding judge removed. a motion that was later rejected. for relatives of the victims, it was a disappointing start. >> the day was filled with legal formalities. lots of motions were made and debated. it was very strenuous and tough for me, personally. it was unpleasant to sit in the same room as the accused and watch them. outside the court called for institutional reform. the case has exposed a string of police and intelligence failures that have shocked the country. last week of election campaign in pakistan was overshadowed by violence. by monday, 21 people were killed when a bomb exploded during campaign rally northwest of

benedict retired at the end of february.ope to do that in more than 600 years. >>> let's go back to melissa mollet at the live desk. >> good morning. we're just learning about a big announcement we expect today about the national mall. it's a $10 million donation from volkswagen. they plan to overhaul the area with gardens and restaurants. they'll donate the money to the trust for the national mall to jump-start fund-raising. it's the largest private gift to restore the most visited national park. at the live desk, melissa mollet, news4. >>> it could be a bride's worst nightmare. someone shows up to a wedding they weren't invited to but one florida couple says their unexpected guest was a good sign. they just exchanged their vows and rings when a snake slid its way to the flower girl's feet. the snake disappeared for a few minutes. look at that. and then came right back. the newlyweds think the animal had a message. >> it was circling around into a circle. as it was doing that someone was taking a snapshot and it made a hear

that lasted as long as it took pope francis to unpack his bags and meet pope benedict xvi. there was no transcript of their private conversation and there's no official word on whether they'll meet to discuss church issues. if they want to chat, his new home is there. the vatican spokesman said the 86-year-old is weakened by age but is denying he's in poor health. both are traditionalists with similar strict views on gay rights and other ethical issues. francis for example used the phrase slave labor referring to the garment disaster in bangladesh, something he will not argue with. by the way, francis will greet him at the door. charlie, norah? >> allen, thanks. >>> two planes clipped each other at newark international. they were on the taxi way preparing for takeoff. this is how the air traffic control tower reacted. >> someone clipped him. the scandinavian jet clipped the region regional jet right there. that united express at romeo mike. he just clipped its tail. >>> there's a freeze warning in colorado and winter storm warnings are posted in minnesota and wisconsin. tha

they were decided by francis' predecessor, benedict. >> still to come at 5:00, prince harry continueshis u.s. tour. we'll show you how he's come to the aid of folks near and dear to his heart. >> and speaking of hanging out with royalty, joe biden hosted an event fit for a king and queen. sgroo prince harry is bringing plenty of attention to an event near to his heart. it's called the warrior games where wounded or ill military members compete in sporting events. and leann gregg has the latest. >> one of the featured events of today's warrior games, cycling. the guest of t%honor, prince harry, a captain in the british army. during the games, 260 injured or ill military members will compete in seven events where sport is a tool for recovery. >> i'm absolutely ready. >> the prince started the first race of the day, good naturedly quipping uthis home team. >> good luck, guys. if you see a union jack shirt from behind, let him through. racers ready. >> clearly at ease with his brothers and sisters in arms, the prince on saturday joined the british team in a sitting volleyball match agains

it was his predecessor, benedict, who announced the canonize nation on february 11, the same day he announced his resignation -- canonization unsavory 11, the same day he announced his resignation. e same day he, th s announced his resignation. >> al jazeera, rome. >> the world health organization is warning a new strain of the coronavirus could be passed on between people in close contact. it has killed the two more people in saudi arabia, making 18 deaths in total so far in the middle east and europe. the latest case in france is a patient who shared a hospital room with the only other confined to suffer in the whole. scientists say we should not be too alarmed -- sufferer in teh whole. rightists say we should not be too alarmed. cientists are made -- s say we should not be too alarmed. >> it has remained small. >> the government has started to liberalize the economy, introducing private enterprise in limited areas. , that hasom havana been welcomed by farmers who can now choose where to sell their produce. >> take a look at how capitalism is taking root in cuba. this is the first to market

the amazing benedict cumberbatch.tured, in this film, in a way that we didn't in the first and all fighting in our own ways for the good of the day. >> jimmy: spock fighting. >> spock kicks some ass in this film. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about! finally. let's do it. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes, so it was really great to work on. and, yes, shot in imax and 3d. so, you know, while it is a "star trek" film, it's really an action thriller. so much of the movie takes place on earth, and it's really about the energy of the characters trying to survive in a lot of ways. >> jimmy: so happy for you, buddy. we have a clip. here is zachary quinto in "star trek: into darkness." take a look at this. [ sirens ] >> i can't hold this position. spock, i've got to pull you back up. >> negative. this is our only chance to save this species. if this volcano erupts, the planet dies. >> pull him back up. now! [ grunting ] >> spock, are you okay? >> i am, surprisingly, alive. stand by. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: zachary q

tonight there are two popes in the vatican -- pope francis and as of this afternoon pope emeritus benedict, who moved back to a newly renovated apartment just minutes from his old one. since he stepped down in february, the 86-year-old, who's been failing health of late, has been staying at the papal retreat at castle 3 gandalfo. >>> and just about everyone who is anyone in the business came out to honor the late george jones, who died last week at the age of 81. from musicians to politicians to just plain fans, thousands gathered in nashville to pay tribute. george jones was a towering and unique talent who battled his own demons all his adult life. booze, drugs, cancelled concert dates, about an equal number of divorces and trips to rehab. charlie daniels described george jones's voice today as a rowdy saturday night uproar at a back street beer joint. >>> when we come back this evening, a special mission at sea. a lot of kids finally getting to see what mom and dad do during all that time away from home. >>> finally tonight, one of the most difficult things about military service is the

. >>> plus, retired pope benedict returns to the vatican today.rom vatican city. >>> and we'll talk with the first american to summit mt. everest 50 years ago. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com çó >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good morning. it's thursday, may 2. good to have you with us. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is just about 4:30. it's going to be a scorcher today. the first heat advisory of the year. >> let's get over to meteorologist lawrence karnow, tracking the occurrence conditions in the weather center. >> temperatures today the hottest of the week. a heat advisory is up for much of the bay area. in fact, we are going to see many of these temperatures soaring up to the 90s inland. you can see that heat advisory not continuing right toward the coastline but you get the idea, temperatures hotter than we have seen for the better part of the year. not triple digits but definit

pope benedict now emeritus returned home since his resignation. here he is being welcomed by the current pope francis. uncharted waters for the catholic church. >>> it should make some interesting conversation now and then, you would think. >> absolutely. >>> a look at the weather right now around the nation, another day of heavy rain, also some flooding in the southeast with less severe but still wet conditions that will stretch from the great lakes, the best conditions in the country right now are in the northeast. >>> it will be unseasonably cool in most of texas and oklahoma panhandle with highs only in the low 60s. cooling but still warm and very dry 80s and 90s in the west. >>> coming up a buyer's market as mortgage rates hit a new low. business news is next. >>> then the a-list arrest, the video goes viral overnight. reese witherspoon's confrontation with police, you'll hear it coming up. >>> we're monitoring the breaking news, a massive wildfire burning in southern california. >>> we get a critical sign today about the health of the hiring

for the story gets most interesting everyone knows about benedict arnold.t gets no answer seemed when you talk about his coat about his co-conspirators. john andre was british head of intelligence under clinton and joshua have been smith. so when it came time for benedict arnold to betray his country, he met with john andre to formulate a plan of attack and give him the plans of west point and let him know where to best attack for a in order to quickly win. they met on the side of the hud said, from west point in a wooded area and they were bickering the whole night about how to best he thinks. you've heard of arnold. you could see how his son is very amenable fellow. he was still squabbling about the price. he was going on and on. sure enough the sun comes up while they are still talking. under a ship fired upon in the future you see it. so he's trapped. so arnold says okay, smith, andre kamath lets go back to smith's house and figure out another way to get you back to safety and british control of new york city. so they go back to the house and arnold say

benedict was the first pope to resign in near 600 years. he is back.wo men are back together again wolf. >> thanks very much. >>> up next we're watching a 5-year-old who kills his 2-year-old sister with a gun he got for his birthday. we'll discuss what happened. donna brazill and david frum are both standing by. also some clothes you wear are made under horrifying conditions abroad. after a catastrophic factory collapse american companies are now rethinking how they do business. dry cleaning done. gift for your aunt... done. today, we're gonna be talking about your body after baby. yep. we're done. okay. let's get some lunch. yes! [ laughs ] all right!g. done. oh! i forgot the check. [ camera clicks ] done. [ female announcer ] on your phone, online, on the go. wells fargo makes it easy to get banking done. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the first look is only the beginning. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is a stunning work of technology. ♪ ♪ this is the 2013 lexus es and the first-ever es hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. [ female announcer ] what if the next big thin

applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the playing of "taps" and the benedictionw joined together one last time in prayer on these hallowed grounds for our servicemen. almighty god, continued to endeavor president and all our leaders with energy and insight and send us all of our with strength for the journey that lay ahead, let each and every day remind us to pray for the safety of our brothers and sisters in arms who stand at the tip of the spear for our nation this day for our freedom. nation, to bless this our friends and the flag research. made the spirit of god be near you to defend you within you to refresh you, before you to guide you, behind you to justify you, and above you to bless you for ever more. go in peace brothers and sisters, amen. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place until the president has departed and the colors are retired. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can see this memorial day replaying ceremony and the president's remarks again tonight at approximately 7:00 eastern here on c-span. here's a look at our mem

pope benedict into his new retirement home a renovated monastery in the garden.to resign in 600 years. >>> this is amazing sight in lower manhattan. workers hoisting the final piece of spire on top of one world trade center. this will have a light beacon and broadcast antenna. the completed building reaches 1776 feet high. those are the headlines this hour on the fox business network. i'm jamie colby. we'll send it back it ashley. ashley: jamie, thank you very much. we appreciate it. >>> online travel spending surpassed $100 billion for the first time last year. according to comscore the top online booking sites for travel as percentage of overall page views, number one expedia, 31.6%. priceline at 17.3. orbits coming in at number three. but for travel research trip advisor is the world's largest travel site. earlier today i spoke with steve kaufer, the president and ceo of the company. i asked him what is the key to survival in such a competitive industry? >> well, i can certainly talk to the trip advisor perspective of being able to offer able to offer incredib

your buddy was here and he talked about a terrible prank you played on benedict. >> we were all kind simon's -- >> jimmy: he started the prank? he made it sound like everyone was in on it together. >> not really, no. >> we shot in the national ignition facility where they're trying to create fusion. omplicated things sorts of that i have no idea about. so we went up there and simon convinced me first that we had -- in order to kind of go to set we had to wear this neutron scream which absolutely makes no sense and any rational minded person would think it was ridiculous. it was actually sun screen. dots of white boblular sun screen on our face. >> jimmy: to protect you from? >> from neutron. >> jimmy: every five minutes or so you had to jump up and down and shake out the neutrinos. first you have the outfits which is funny enough. then all of us in the outfits trying to shake out the nuetrinos. and you have never seen a set coales coalesce around the ideas of humiliating actors. >> jimmy: so then cumberbatch comes in. >> he's so serious and dignified. the act and the voice. and he's

i would have a fake tattoo put on my ass and show it to the owner and get the 15% rate and pope benedictant -- and nobody would want to see. >> first of all you are in great shape. b, i disagree. i would love to help you put that tattoo on. you are a gorgeous man. i wish i didn't hear you say that. i. >> i wish i didn't hear you say anything. >> jedediah, some choose getting tattoo than over charity work. that's pretty bad. not a good reflection on society. i guess if you have a ton of tattoo it can blend in. if you just have one on your arm -- i think if he was going to go bay it make the logo a little more appealing for somebody like me. if i am going to stamp it somewhere it is going to look good. >> it is like a kitty cat. bill, last question. does it booster you that fox pays you extra not to get an fnc tattooed or not wear any gear with the fnc logo on it? gee it is even -- >> it is even a tiny, you know, mole. everybody who washings at rapid reality could easily have been a star in the boiler room. it is the same time of people working for them. when i get a real estate agent that

party phrarpbg -- planner and guest jean benedict is here to help us out. >> memorial day is a kickoffstart off with. this is a cheese cake flavored wine. you can smell it. it's delicious; right? >> it does smell like cheese cake. >> wine makers took vanilla notes and really pronounced them. there is birthdaycake wines.com. >> a little cologne, perfume. >> what a great idea. the first thing we're going to talk about, that inspired me to do a really fresh and innovative spread. rice krispie treat stars. i have a sheet. what you want to do if you're going to punch out rice krispies, you want to get this full of butter so it will actually go through. you can give a good punch there. there you go. use your strength. come on. >> all right, there. get the idea. >> you pull it out, and then you have this great-looking star. then you can get these cookie pop sticks at most craft stores. you can frost it or you can do this fondant. this is a grab and go idea. these strawberry shortcake is probably like the quintessential red, white and blue dessert. i've done a mini version in these cups. i put

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they eat -- they love eggs benedict. >> who knew. >> i think we serve 300 eggs benedict addai in a 6t started. you didn't start out in food. you had gotten divorced. you had two kids. and you were sort of regrouping right? >> i know. and it was probably one of milo times in my life. not too many but at that time that i received this amazing gift of the orange apricot marmalade recipe. >> which you cooked up yourself. >> which i began making high home and selling to various places in the city. and i remember the first pot was 12 jars. >> 12 jars. >> and now you sell how many? millions. >> well, a lot. a lot. >> really? >> and the first time we got a new pot in the kitchen, which was amazingly a candy stove at home, and i would have to stir the pot with a 9 iron. it was yay tall. >> was it a family recipe? >> yes it was my mother's sister's mother-in-law's recipe. it's an old old recipe. >> since we're on the eve of mother's day your mother played a spot in kind of bolstering your morral. >> my mother was such a businesswoman of her own. she had her own career. she was different than a

and he talked about a terrible prank he played on benedict cumberbatch. >> we were all kind of victimsthe prank? he made it sound like everyone was in on it together. >> not really, no. we shot in the national ignition facility where they're trying to create fusion. they're doing all sorts of incredibly complicated things that i have no idea about. so we went up there and simon convinced me first that we had -- in order to kind of go to set we had to wear this neutron cream. which makes absolutely no sense and any rational-minded person would have thought it was ridiculous. which basically entailed putting on what was actually sunscreen. dots of white globular sunscreen on our face. >> jimmy: to protect you from? >> from neutron. every five minutes or so you had to jump up and down and shake out the neutrinos. first of all, star trek you have the outfits period, which is funny enough. then all of us in the outfits jumping up and down trying to shake out the neutrinos. and you have never seen a set coalesce around an idea of humiliating actors as quickly as this. you had grips, you had

. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for if playing of "taps" and the benedictionsent arms. >> let us now join together one last time in prayer on these hallowed grounds for our service. let us pray. almighty god, continue to endow our president and all our leaders with energy and insight and send us all on our way with strength for the journey that lay ahead. let each and every day remind us to pray for the safety of our brothers and sisters in arms who stand at the tip of the spear for our nation this day for our freedom. continue to bless this nation, our friends and the flag we serve. now, may the spirit of god be near you to defend you when you to refresh you before you to go ahead behind you to justify you and above you to bless you forever more. go in peace, brothers and sisters. amen. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place until the president has departed and the others have retired. >> and as they dismiss the colors during this annual remembrance ceremony, it's such a message from the president, the least any of us can do is simply. r

for the story gets most interesting everyone knows about benedict arnold.t gets no answer seemed when you talk about his coat about his co-conspirators. john andre was british head of intelligence under clinton and joshua have been smith. so when it came time for benedict arnold to betray his country, he met with john andre to formulate a plan of attack and give him the plans of west point and let him know where to best attack for a in order to quickly win. they met on the side of the hud said, from west point in a wooded area and they were bickering the whole night about how to best he thinks. you've heard of arnold. you could see how his son is very amenable fellow. he was still squabbling about the price. he was going on and on. sure enough the sun comes up while they are still talking. under a ship fired upon in the future you see it. so he's trapped. so arnold says okay, smith, andre kamath lets go back to smith's house and figure out another way to get you back to safety and british control of new york city. so they go back to the house and arnold say

pope benedict joined the twitter feed. now it's used by pope francis. and the flotus account.esident bill clinton came on the twitter scene with coaxing from comedian stephen colbert. let's not forget all the means, olympic gymnast not impressed, so viral that president obama got in on the deal. hit the internet by storm talking to an empty chair. think of the countless number of activities we do online. banking, e-mail, shopping. have we become so overwhelmed with technology it's making us less creative, out of touch with reality, maybe even stupid? one man thought so and he quit the internet a year ago. senior ed for for the verge.com. paul miller. your motivation to do this, it seemed, was you thought am i living -- am i too connected? am i no longer learning? do i no longer have the ability to read anything beyond 140 characters? what did you learn? >> i got some more attention span. i didn't know all those things i missed. >> wow! >> that's a lot of things. >> that's cool. >> that's a lot of stuff. >> was your life really affected if you didn't know those things? >> no. >

pope emeritus benedict will move into his retirement home in the vatican gardens today. he spent the last two months at the papal vacation home while an old vatican monastery was being renovated. >>> we're following a developing story this morning. the death toll continuing to climb from last week's garment factory collapse in bangladesh. 20 more bodies pulled from the rubble overnight. at least 149 people are still missing. rescuers are using cranes and cutting machines to clear tons of concrete and search for more victims. they say it could take another five days to clear the rubble. >>> this morning '90s music fans are mournings love of a rap duo kris kross. chris kelly died of an apparent drug overdose in his atlanta home yesterday. an autopsy will be performed later to confirm the exact cause of death. kris kross was best known for their hit song "jump." the pair toured with michael jackson and had their own video game. kris kross spawned a short lived fashion trend by wearing clothes backward. kelly was 34 years old. >>> don't be concerned if you see a bunch of fir

. >> we are just hearing the benediction. it looks like there's going to be a sober meeting. it might get a little hot there. we're talking about life and death. we're talking about human captivity in the neighborhood. the whole question of domestic dispute comes in to play here. the question of how much close coverage do you want of the police in your own family lives, your domestic situations, that's what this case is involving, the fact that the police never got involved in that household where there were four human captives and in order to prevent that kind of thing developing in any society, in any neighborhood, you've got to do some community relations, outreach where you come out and meet people, how is it going in here, get a sense of the room and if there is anything fishy going on and asking around. these are tough questions. we're going to have kendall coffee, an msnbc legal analyst, kendall, thank you for joining us. this case has been raised to the level of a capital case. i'm not sure whether that's a negotiating position or what. what do you make of that today?

eastern, nancy rubin stewart describes the lives of benedict arnold and general henry knox. at 8:00, changes to u.s. foreign policy. at 9:00, marcia pull oil gives a synopsis of the supreme court under the direction of chief justice john roberts. at 10:00 eastern, olympia snowe joins us to talk about her book fighting for common ground:how we can fix the stalemate in congress. we conclude the prime-time programming at 11:00 eastern with donald rumsfeld providing the lessons he learned over the course of his career. visit booktv.org for more on this weekend's television schedule. >> representative greg walden, what is on your summer reading list? >> i just finished a victory lap. i do a little bit on the side. that tells a lot about digital data and how the world of campaigns has changed. i am hoping to get to the biography on jefferson which i have on my ipod and a new one on teddy roosevelt. i am a big fan of the roosevelt and the reform music and his energy and styling and deals mainly with his time in south america so it should be interesting. >> let us know what you are

or be like pope benedict, blame sexual abuse because someone let the gays in. thank you tina dupuy harrison and janine. >> joy: tonight justin bieber is having a bad week. first, he was booed at the billboard awards and today his pet monkey became a german citizen. plus, i'll get a review of the liberace film from liberace. i know he's dead but if anyone can talk to the dead, it is tonight's guest, james van praagh. i'll talk with the ex-wife of rolling stones rocker ronnie wood who's written a very juicy tell all. all of that and more next on "say anything."

two historically black schools, allen university and benedict college, and columbia college, a liberal arts college for women. >> i'm elizabeth, and i'm the director of the urban department of rare books here at the university of south carolina. welcome to the vault. today, we'll be talking bow the robert collection of historical atronmy, fortunate to receive the collection of over 53 # 00 books in 2011. robert ariel was a gentleman born in sumter, south carolina, came to the university, was an english major. from the time he was a 3rd grader, he had an interest in astronomy and continued to by more and more sophisticated telescopes, and 50-60 years later, he has over 5300 books, and over 200 telescopes and scientific instruments related to astronomy. this is the book that started it all, robert ariel views as a 3rd grader in the school library, and this is the field book of the skies that william tyler alcot, checked it out so many times, he realizedded he needed to buy one. this is a well used book, but by no means is the earliest book in the collection. the earliest book is a book w

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he resents that pope benedict makes him wear that train yes badge but he upset the routine when he didsomething that popes almost never do. something cool. he said everyone is redeemed through good deeds even atheists. using scripture from the gospel of mark, francis explained how upset jesus' disciples were that someone outside their group were doing good. he was preaching to people outside of hur exclusive club can be cool, too. that's why there's no scenes in the bible of jc in high school. if you think he got hassled by romans as an adult imagine how the jocks reacted. francis said all of us have this commandment at heart. do good and do not do evil. but father this is not catholic. he cannot do good. yes, he can. the lord has redeemed all of us, not just catholics everyone. father the