peggy shippen married benedict arnold. she describes the lives of the military lives who followed their husbands throughout the war and endured struggles struggles that stystruggles thatstruggles thatstuart says has been overlooked. >> it is a pleasure to be here in this historic place. i guest the ghosts of history are visiting here tonight. people often can you ask, can you hear me now? people ask how i wrote an 80,000-word book and one is curiosity and the other is coincidence. curiosity because i knew from the earlier book the warren book that there were 2.5 million people that were alive during the american revolution. i'm sure you can name at least five maybe 10 men who were significant figures in the revolution. can we try? george washington, john adam, himmel on the franklin, hancock, both adams, john and sam, daniel morgan. i'm sorry? robert morris. nathaniel green, right, patrick henry. we can go on and on. how many women can you name who were important? one, two, wait wait. abigail adam, martha washington are ma

. >> joy benedict on how they convinced president obama to be their commencement speaker. >> hello. >> reporter: it was a greeting the president never thought he would say but the class of 2014 at the university of california irvine is sure glad he did. >> the uc-irvine community sent 10,000 postcards to the white house asking me to come speak today. >> reporter: president barack obama gave the keynote commencement speech to more than 6,000 graduates and their families a request and in short sentences from the class itself. >> i got one that said i went to your first inauguration. can you please come to my graduation? >> reporter: but with an audience of artists, healers and innovators the president's platform of change centered on the environment. >> climate change is no longer a distant threat but has moved firmly into the present! >> reporter: he stressed cleaner fuels, reusable energy and the jobs healing our planet would provide. >> we are going to need you the next generation to finish the job. we need scientists to design new fuels. we need farmers to help grow 'em. we need eng

i mean, when you - when i look at eggs benedict, i look at eggs ben dit. when i look at this, it's different >> we wanted to have fun. there's four main components, that's the eggs, hollan days and the bacon and english muffin. deep fry, bread it. cook the egg yokes and make chips out of the canadian bacon. have some fun with it. >> we have picture of the aerated foy. how do you come up with this stuff? >> we have a lot of fun in the kitchen. that's a great thing about our job, we get to play with our food. >> how often do you change it. >> it's based on success and failure. it took us three months to figure outline to deep fry hollandia, and aerating foy. >>> there's a lot of talk about farm to table in restaurants. how do restaurants get the freshest foods, the freshest ingredient to create the beautiful dishes. >> i have been cooking in new york city for almost 22 years. we spent a long time developing relationships with farmers, talking to them about products and ingredients. it's about establishing relationships with people who have their hands in the

london's famed black taxis fares.to pick up let's go to benedict in london. what exactly was the effect of these strikes in london today? ask in one word, chaos. central london became a giant carpark yesterday afternoon as traffic ground to a halt after 12,000 taxidrivers staged a protest against this new smart phone app used by uber. there was absolute chaos. although it again in trafalgar square, it was near parliament, it had a huge effect for several hours. the protested elf was only allowed to be one hour -- protest its self was only allowed to be one hour. they were worried about the implication. these taxidrivers were intent on taking direct action, and they did just that. that is because they want to focus attention on industrial action causing this disruption to bring this to the attention of consumers and politicians. >> you touched on the industrial action. taxidrivers to upset? >> they are very upset because they considered this new app is .hreatening their livelihoods i should also specify apart from protesters in paris, milan, and elsewhere, the

♪ ♪ [applause] >> please rise for the playing of the marines' hymn and remain standing for the benediction >> let us pray. today as we recall heroes past, named and unnamed, remind us of their courage under fire and honor in the heat of battle and indomitable spirit. so much was at stake in those terrible early days of the war. inspire us by their example. as we look to the future, grant us the grace never to forget that we might prove worthy of their sacrifices and remain faithful in defense of all that is good and just in this world. gracious god, as we recall this momentous battle and what it has meant for our nation and navy, we ask you to bless those who on this day sail, fly, or walk in harm's way. grant them your presence and hold their families in your strong hand. we pray this in your holy name. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, this concludes our ceremony. please remain in your places until the departure of honored midway veterans. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> you are watching american history

mosaic, my name is chris lifeert and my guests have been derek gaskin and father theo from saint benedict's. e-mail studio at sf archdiocese.org. i'm chris likert. for all of us, we thank you for joining us. have a great day. ,, >>> afghans out in front backed by american soldiers. >> become something very different. >> a world of original reporting, every week night on the cbs evening news with scott pelley. ♪[ music ] >>> hi again, everyone. welcome to your bay sunday. >>> we begin with our pitch. if you'd got a show idea, we'd love to hear from you, go to our facebook page and write a little comment and hopefully we can get in touch. >>> show time now, they call them oakland originals, a series of four short documentaries that showcase the artists, musicians, all the movers and shakers. here to chat is jim mcsilver and aaron palm qwest, the director of photography. we talked off camera but you guys have done documentaries and a lot of film work all over the world. why oakland? >> well, we are both -- we both live in oakland and have d

later, benedict added another. ,ext was miroslav klose are making him the all-time top scorer in germany. clerks it is a sensational achievement. -- >> it is a sensational achievement. miro has played so long. he holds the record. >> an easy victory soured by the injury to marco reus, one of germany's promising young stars. >> there has been more unrest in host country brazil. police clashed with striking subway workers in sÃo paulo, fueling fears that unrest could disrupt the first match on thursday. in a countrymmense that sets the bar for being soccer-crazy. fashion trends might come and go, but one look is always a winner -- the diehard brazil fan and not be seen in anything but the national team colors. he has even given his car a brazil paint job. rexam is a trait that loves brazil. i love my land and my people. that same love for the beautiful game is hardcoded into every brazilian's dna. five times they have hosted a world cup trophy, more than any other country. to win number six on home turf would be a football fairytale. >> the players are running hard. we will do it. >> the p

gentlemen, please remain standing as the chaplain of the united states senate, barry black, gives the benediction> let us pray. lord of all, we praise and honor you for using president shimon peres as an instrument of your peace. continue to bless this leader and patriot, who believes that security can be found through shalom. may his exemplary life of courage, optimism, patience, steadiness, and perseverance inspire us to maximize our possibilities for doing good in your world. bless and keep us. make your face shine upon us and be gracious to us. lift the light of your countenance upon us and give us your shalom. amen. >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, please remain seated for the departure of the official party and until your row is invited to depart by a visitor services representative. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> next, "q&a" with daniel schulman, then british prime minister david cameron takes questions from the house of commons. after that, another chance to see the con

based understanding of honor and distinction, you could say the same thing for chelsea manning and benedict arnold. >> on that standard. >> yeah, on that standard. >> it's interesting that she seems to never bear any responsibility for something that she's said and she's asking for patience after she was the one who said what she said. it would have been very easy for her to have added a little bit of a qualification at the beginning of her sentence last sunday that would have avoided their whole problem. they decided they wanted to have a narrative of a hero, they went with it. >> the heroes were the guys were on the kelly file last night. they brought up a great point. any good soldier would pull out his k bar and not be taken alive. >> would you not think that they say that they knew he was a deserter, it's not worth us sending anybody out to get him? >> they said they would go and guy for him regardless. >> they are stupid enough to believe they are going to get away with this. >> do you have any other explanation? therefore, the conclusion is they are that freaking stupid. there's no o

nowhere did cheney in that op ad use the t word, treason, which you normally reserve for people like benedictold or edward snowden and that would be like me saying blah, blah, blah to you. it's out of nowhere. jon: he wrote that he felt the president wanted to take america down a notch, that -- well, alan, who would you characterize it? >> you want to intentionally take the country down a notch? i think that's a fair question. i don't know why they put cheney on in the first place. he said we're in the last throes of the insurgency years and years ago and continued to make false statements and continued to be wrong about the iraq war. as megan kelly put to him the other night when he was on fmc, why do we continue to have to watch this person pontificate when he's been so wrong about this war? jon: let me put to you a quote from bush 43 official who was the deputy national security adviser, wrote this in politico. he said the middle east that obama inherited in 2009 was largely at peace after the surge in iraq that had beaten down the al qaeda linked groups. u.s. -- i'm sorry. u.s. relations

>> no, it's benedict arnold.dict fantastic. that's one good thing we got out of it. >> what happened to him in the end? >> he didn't get caught. but he didn't -- we didn't lose west point. that was the main thing. all right. but, even though we commissioned a future traitor but we also commission add future hero on flag day. john f. kennedy, john adams or john paul jones. >> not the guy from led zep plinget he is the one who said surrender, i have not yet begun to fight. that's his claim to fame. all right. congress didn't know what the colors meant when they issued the flag. they were at the beginning of the founding of our country but a few years later they defined the colors officially. what does the color red officially mean? does it mean a hot, b valor or c purity? >> it's not hot? >> that's right, it means valor. >> it ought to be hot though. >> he stepped you two ladies. >> thank you. white means innocence and blue means justice. our colors actually have official meaning. so i wrote all about this in my bo

on her standard of honor and distinction, you could say the same thing for chelseaa manning and benedict arnold. >> on that standard? >> on that standard. >> i think that -- it'sy interesting she seems to never bear any responsibility for ne something that she said. she's asking for patience after she was the one who said what she said. it would have been very easy for her to have added a little bitsd of a qualification at the beginning of her sentence last sunday that would have avoided their whole problem. but i thinken that they decided they want to have a narrative of a hero. they won't forward with it. >> and the heros were the guys that were on the kelly file lase night because they brought up a great point of the any honorable soldier knows if you get taken, you're going to put everyoney else, all the troops at risk.ugt what do you do? any good soldier will pull out his k bar and not be taken alive and everybody knows that. that's how theyy work. ou >> but would you not think that they would say, because they knew he was a deserter, right, and the military knew, it's not worth us

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> this will be the start of the ceremony, we expect there to be a benedictiong the introduction of speakers. president hollande and then president obama speaking. >> president hollande president obama, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. [ speaking in french ]. >> it is our privilege to welcome all the distinguished visitors joining us today. we extend a special welcome to the d-day and world war ii veterans and their family members in attendance who honor us all with their presence. today we commemorate the 70th anniversary of the d-day landings, which began on the morning of june 6th, 1944. today's ceremony will honor our military men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for the liberation of europe including among those we honor are the 9,387 of our fallen veterans interned at this sacred ground and the 1,557 missing in action inscribed on the wall of the missing. [ speaking in french ] [ speaking in french ] [ speaking in french ] >> ladies and gentlemen, please bow your heads for the invocation delivered by the most reverend

the country and claims that his power derives from this seal, which was a gift from former pope benedict. are you saying you have some sort of papal authority here in north america? >> in the globe. >> reporter: in the globe? >> that's right. >> reporter: so, you have primary control of the earth? >> correct. >> reporter: that seems like a lot of power. >> i understand. it is. and a lot of responsibility. >> interesting conversation there. we should say that most sovereigns, including that man, james mcbride, vocally disavow violence. but sometimes, sometimes, when their beliefs repeatedly over and over clash with the government, some of these people can lash out, as we saw at that courthouse. >> and it's frightening to think it could have been worse, if it were not for that police officer they're calling a hero this morning. >>> we're going to turn to the serious deck collapse in the water at a popular tourist spot near myrtle beach, south carolina. vacationers eager to snap pictures of a rainbow found themselves in the middle of a horror scene. and michelle franzen is here with the lat

he was appointed by the much more conservative pope benedict.it will be interesting to see how all of this plays out, particularly with cardelioni saying i've got the back of pope francis. mark matthews, nba bay area news. >> thank you, mark. >>> i want to take a moment and go back and add information for you. the biological father of audrey pott spoke to us today after learn that he would not be allowed to join a wrongful death lawsuit filed by audrey's mother. we also reached out to audrey's mom and while she did decline our request for an interview she issued a statement through her attorney. we are focused on audrie law and not holding these young men accountable for a court of law. the court made the right call today and the family is pleased that it will no longer need to deal with an unnecessary distraction. again, that trial date for this wrongful death lawsuit could be set as soon as july. >>> no air strikes or combat troops but today president obama announced a plan of action for the collapsing country in iraq. nba bay area is is here

. >> and a series of demonstrations against the catholic church and pope benedict. >> for us, all religionspon women. and in a few seconds, security services started to catch us and they arrested us. >> when the pope announces his retirement in february, 2013, femin activists celebrate by scandalizing visitors at historic cathedral of notre dame in paris. >> for me, it was one of our most successful action. you need to shock people and videos are viral. the video, and the pictures, they are everywhere now. >> for us it's more important to have five cameras around than 50 people, because we know that behind each of the camera, there are a thousand million minds. >> despite the beatings and arrests, the group continues to grow all around the world. >> we don't need to recruit. at the beginning, yes. now people, they want to be femin. >> we have people from different countries that want to start their own femin branch. >> our goal is to make the first women's revolution in history. this is our goal. >>> whoa! >> shocked -- >> see him? >> snagged -- >> get on the ground! >> and stunned. >> he j

his life has benedict tated for the last five years by somebody who said when he would get up, when heto bed and what he wore. they will slowly return the control to him. small steps. >> they also are very careful about how they reintroduce him to his family, correct? >> reporter: wr >> reporter: correct. also potentially the most overwhelming and they know this because these are lessons learned dating all the way back from p.o.w.s in world war ii. in 2008 there were three americans held in colombia. held for five years about as long as the sergeant was held. and they talked to cnn about that moment of reunion and about how powerful it was and it's carefully controlled, the families will only meet for the first time for a few minutes. listen to what they said. >> i opened the door, now imagine you got these two children, to me which is -- i hear papa, papa, papa. it hit me. it was like i had never been gone. there's an intensity level to it. hey you're only going see your family for 40 minutes. there was a reason for it. >> reporter: the reason just so overwhelming. small steps. reunio

. >> it has not happened in more than 700 years, this morning, pope benedict xvi announced he will resignfrom rome, i'm chris jansing. >> the big question, who is of course going to be the next pope. >> it was stunning! i don't think that most people believed that there would be a pope on the second day after just five votes. welcome to msnbc special coverage of the royal wedding. i'm chris jansing here at buckingham palace. >> it is a very emotional moment for this country. >> it was an incredible final for the women. unexpected results. >> ♪ so long farewell >> is it me or the weirdest thing that you have ever heard? >> i came to msnbc june 22nd, 1998, and if someone had told me then that i would be reporting every major story from out in the field and behind the anchor desk for 15 years, i wouldn't have believed that anybody could be that fortunate, so on this final "jansing & company," there are a lot of people to thank and starting with the supportive bosses along the way, and phil and yvette, thank you, and incredibly supportive colleagues like rachel maddow and your commitment to e

. >> benedict, why is this an attractive asset? said they're coming closer to an agreement.them takingd a 49% stake. we do not know any financial details. that is something that will be hashed out over the next couple of weeks. alitalia is attractive because it has a large domestic market. it sits at a crossroads -- they could funnel a lot of the traffic from italy through abu dhabi and onto asia. they will need to prove that they can turn this company around. >> how will this be perceived by the rest of europe? >> one of the sore points among the european carriers. emirates is the largest middle east traveler. we have the profit warning from lufthansa a few weeks ago. the transatlantic market is under a lot of pressure. putting a lot of capacity into the market. they already in germany with air berlin, another unprofitable company. base with the support of the deep pocket middle east carrier. to the south and italy, that will deftly be a concern for them. they are not taking control. they have very limited firepower in terms of what they can do to stop the advance of the mi

gentlemen, please remain standing as the chaplain of the united states senate, barry black, gives the benedictionlet us pray. l, we praise and honor shimon using president peres as an instrument of your peace. continue to bless this leader and patriot, who believes that security can be found through shalom. may his exemplary life of courage, optimism, patience, steadiness, and perseverance inspire us to maximize our possibilities for doing good in your world. bless and keep us. make your face shine upon us and be gracious to us. let the light of your countenance upon us and give us your shalom. amen. -- please beeated seated. ladies and gentlemen, please remain seated for the departure of the official party and until your row is invited to depart by a visitor services representative. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> today, the senator for strategic and international studies will hold a discussion on the 2014 quadrennial homeland security review. live coverage starts at 9:00 eastern on c-sp

barry black gives the benediction. >> let us pray. gracious god, you created us to live in harmony.nk you for this opportunity to mark the 50th anniversary of civil rights act and to posthumesly award the congressional gold medal to two drum majors for justice and freedom, dr. martin luther king. r. coreta scot empower us to work as did martin and coreta to build a beloved community where the brotherhood and sisterhood of humankind will become a reality. in the spirit of martin and coreta, stir us to resist oppression with transformative love. in the spirit of martin and coreta, inspire us to continue our commitment to nonviolent direct action. in the spirit of martin and or eta, make us your active disciples who join you in your work of bringing deliverance to captives. restore us to our best selves with new strength and a hopeful faith, hastening the day when all of your children can join hands and sing in the words of the negro spiritual, free at last. free at last. thank god almighty we are free at last. we pray in your sovereign name, men. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain

please remain standing as the chaplain of the united states senate, doc are very black gives the benediction >> let us pray. lord of all, we praise and honor you for using president shimon peres as an instrument of your peace. continue to bless this leader and patriot who believes that security can be found through shimon. may his exemplary life of courage, optimism, patients, steadiness and perseverance inspire us to maximize our possibilities for doing good in your world. bless and keep us. make your face shine upon a and be gracious to us. lift the light of your countenance upon us and give us your shalom. amen. >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, please remain seated for the departure of the official party and until your bro was invited to depart by a visitor services representatives. thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> the communist party u.s.a. recently held its 95th annual in chicago. party chairman said web delivered the keynote address. the event also included a number of speeches on issues like climate change, the minimum wage, iraq and the midterm elections.

barry black gives the benediction. >> let us pray. lord of all, we praise and honor you for using president shimon perez as an instrument of your peace. continue to bless this leader and patriot, who believes that security can be found through shimon. may his exemplary life of courage, optimism, patience, steadiness and perseverance inspire us to maximize our possibilities for doing good in your world. bless and keep us make your face shine upon us and be gracious to us. lift the light of your countiance upon us, and give us your shalom. amen. >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, please remain seated for the departure of the official party and until your row is invited to depart by a visitor service representative. thank you. [ applause ] >>> current and former national security officials will debate homeland security priorities. this comes as the homeland security department is conducting a review of its strategy. watch our live coverage from the center for strategic and national studies at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. presid

like let's say it's brunch, cooking a lot of eggs benedict, need a lot of poached eggs. the water. we actually put it in a rah amekin and you submerge that. >> exactly. >> a classic poached egg, you take your spoon and you swirl it around. you get a beautiful poached egg. >> how long does a beautiful poached egg need to cook? >> if youan get it out of the water whole -- >> very runny on the inside. >> on a salad. this is a classic french bistro salad. white chicory, white dressing, put it on top. i have almonds and bacon. very savory. could be lunch, dinner, fantastic for brunch. >> filleted eggs three waste from bobby. appreciate it. you can get bobby's recipes on our site todd.com. >> we have a performance from "bullets over broadway." first this is "today." >> announcer: the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. >>> the tony awards this weekend, "bullets over broadway" set in the 1920s. it's a comedy that shows a young writer who needs capital. we have the play wright and his girlfriend ellen. good morning to both of you. nice to see you. >> good