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>> narrator: in february last year, pope benedict stunned the world by being the first pope to resign in 600 years. >> no person has had more influence on the life of the church, how it works on the inside, than joseph ratzinger. and he gave it up. >> narrator: when the helicopter took him away, benedict was leaving behind a bitterly divided vatican. this is the inside story of the events that undermined his papacy. it's a story of corruption and cover-up. >> if i don't get a response from you, i'll go public. >> narrator: of sexual scandal and abuse. >> if you tell anybody, your parents will burn in hell. >> narrator: of secrets and hypocrisy. >> so there we were, where they had had sex all night long, and he took out all his paraphernalia and started to celebrate mass. >> narrator: and a story of leaked documents exposing a bitter internal power struggle. >> i published documents dealing with corruption, scandals, frauds, nepotism. >> narrator: now a new pope, francis, must battle the forces that overwhelmed his predecessor. >> if he wants to change the church, it's going to mean de

benedict arnold was mistreated. no question about it.he rubs people the wrong way, but the main thing is look. the fact that you are mistreated in the army does not justify you becoming a traitor. james kirby martin is probably the best view. he basically feels that republicanism cannot work. it it can't work, the french are likely to end uptaking this over. the better course is to reassess. he signed early correspondence general monk was a british general after he went back to the crown and becomes a hero. in his mind he sees himself doing a restoration. he cannot get over the personal. he's a very grody man. we are talking about in terms of modern money millions of dollars. if you try to ratchet it up. the book i like is an older book called traitor's hero. i think that's all in all a good treatment. a retired military general on arnold and washington that has interesting points as well. >> what role do you think played into benedict arnold's behavior that was based on his inability to pay his troops? >> he is constantly complaining ab

what if he wasn't named benedict cumberbatch?ould he have the same amount of gravitas and charisma? we asked benedict cumberbatch to try some other names and he graciously agreed to do just that. >> and now it's time that benedict cumberbatch tries new names. >> hi. my name is chad. hello, there. my name's gary miller. i work in agricultural insurance and i'd like to buy you a drink. how do you do, i'm ruth bader ginsburg. i'm george costanza. i'm certified public accountant david boynstein. my name's john jacob jingleheimer schmitt. what? that's your name too? what are the chances? call me the gooch. i'm the hamburglar. you can call me madman. andi with an "i." dic chem bow matumbo. my name's the rock. i am groot. fred. nice to see you again, we met before. remember? my name's indigo montoya. you killed my father. prepare to die. hi, i'm your majesty jackson. i'm five dollar footlong. tim? hi, how are you? my name's luigi mcpenis. yeah, how you doing? my name's kathie lee gifford. i'm dennis pokemon. yo yo ma. that's my name. he

benedict cumberbatch.ve that name, benedict cumberbatch stars in that film as alan turing a key figure in cracking germany's enigma code which helped the allies win the second world war. he's no stranger to viewers of pbs viewers of ósmasterpiece" for his working in "sherlock" right now. before we start our conversation, let's look at a scene from "the imitation game." >> of course that's what you're working on. but you also haven't got anywhere with it. if you had you wouldn't be hiring crypting to fers out of university. you need me. i like solving problems commander and enigma is the most difficult problem in the world. >> enigma isn't difficult. it's impossible. the americans the russians the french, the germans everyone thinks enigmaing is unbreakable. >> good let me try and we'll know for sure, won't we? >> i was whispering to mr. cumberbatch while the clip was playing that kiera nightly was wonderful in this, as well. i was just saying she was pregnant, is pregnant as we saw at the golden globes and

there is benedict and others. enormous appeal to young women to you just got -- as you know. you just got married a month ago. i talked to benedict about this. there is -- young women, in america, teenagers, are just fascinated with young british actors. this is not a new idea to you. don't they call them maniacs or something? [laughter] >> i remember -- he has this troop of fans named the cumberbitches. benedict cumberbatch. i do not think they are maniacs. they are lovely, kind, generous people. [laughter] >> nor does he think his are pitches. --bitches. >> i had no idea. it is insane. we have been working, both benedict and i, for over 10 years. you do work in england. if you are lucky enough to get a break and come over here, having worked in america extraordinary filmmakers -- >> do you feel a sense that things are changing? there is something about your life, because of the enormous attention for this film, even though you have been working for a while? and you have gotten recognition before? there is someth

. >>> also coming up benedict cumberbatch. globe. britain's "guardian" says the topless girls are back. we just told you the story yesterday. "the sun" stopped showing the so-called page three. but first the first time in days topless girl showed up with the header "clarifications and corrections." under it they said we'd like to apoll jazz on behalf of the print and broadcast journalists who spent the time talking and writing about us. >>> the online retailer pulled the diapers after customers criticized them. they were launched in december. they're making design improvements based on customer defect defect. >> with diapers, you don't want to have a defect in. you want them to work pretty well. >> at all times. >>> britain's "the telegraph" says epoxy was used to reattach a blue and gold beard after it got knocked off. they give conflicting accounts about what had happened but they agree the staff was under pressure to fix it quickly. the mask is more than 3,000 years old and a top draw for tourists. can you imagine in that r

benedict cumberbatch. >> jimmy: benedict cumberbatch! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ that was good.> that doesn't even mean anything. >> jimmy: he's nominated for an oscar. >> who? >> jimmy: yes. put your headphones on. [ laughter ] >> that's a person? >> jimmy: you've got to get out of the house, man. >> i've never even heard of that. >> jimmy: here you go. very famous actor. very famous actor. >> bull crap. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. [ laughter ] oh, boy. okay. cobra kai. >> show me the knockies! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: cobra kai. >> one more time. >> jimmy: cobra kai. [ laughter ] >> show me -- >> jimmy: don't say the knockies again, man. cobra. >> cobra. cobra! >> jimmy: kai. >> karate! cobra karate! >> jimmy: close enough. close enough. >> did i get it? did i get it? >> jimmy: cobra kai. ever seen "karate kid"? ah, forget it. [ laughter ] stars benedict cumberbatch and ralph macchio. all right, here we go. last one, here we go. [ laughter ] >> you know what? these are the dumbest phrases. [ laughter ] i know this one. "fifty shades of grey". >> jimmy: "fifty shades of grey

out, the day of my talk in birmingham, england happens to coincide exactly with the visit of pope benedict england and facts to birmingham. so british journalists are all their to cover the pope, and i agreed to be interviewed in order to publicize the science festival but obviously all they want wanted to do was asked me questions about the pope except the questions were things like so like so, when was the last time the pope and different with your work and what is your biggest conflict with the pope and continuing out of left field because for one thing there were assuming there was a conflict that we had never experienced. in fact the pope and supported is quite a bit. they were not happy, not not getting the story that they wanted and so finally one

the benediction is not the end. it is really the beginning. it is when you turn out and do the work that we are here to do. ladies and gentlemen, let me bring forth the bishop of and senior pastor of greater grace temple of detroit michigan. bishop charles ellis iii for the benediction. >> as we bring this portion of the event and this sacred unveiling of this portrait, i asked that you touch each other and connect one with the other. where there is unity, there is strength. [indiscernible] lord, we thank you for the special ceremony. we thank you are this time of honoring this great warrior. the statesman who will serve and excellence. man of integrity. a man of impeccable honor. we thank you for his life. we thank you for his health and strength. as we would say in the church down through the years, you have been mighty good to him. we ask you to continue to keep him in the hollow of your hands. keep his mind strong. his body healthy. may he continue to be a champion for all of us, your people. we pray he will grant him continued strength. b

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there's you and benedict and others.here are people who-- they have enormous appeal to young women, as you know. now you just got married on-- what, a month ago? >> a month ago, yeah. >> rose: but i talked to benedict about this when he was here. there is this sort of young women in american-- teenagers and, i assume about that age-- are just fascinated with young british actors. >> with young british-- i can't -- >> i'm not bringing a new idea to you. un about this. you know what they call them? don't they call them maniacs or something? you know about this come on, come on. >> ben cumberbatch is an old friend and he has this troupe of fans who are named the cumber-bitches and one day this interviewer in london said i'm going to name your friends red maniacs. i don't think they're main yaks. i think they're kind, generous people. >> rose: and nor does he think his are bitches. >> no, i have no idea. it's insane. but the-- we've been working both ben and i for 10 years, over 10 years, and i think you do work in england,

. >> back in the papacy before francis was benedict and one of his lines was go to the frontiers. >> they start off by having telescopes. as the city let's go in as the italian government gives them back in the territory territory, in the 30s the building telescopes by the 1980s light pollution makes those telescopes unusual. we we build a knew one in arizona. >> i am working. the 1st one near earth object. the 2nd what we call the shooting stars. and the 3rd project the earth atmosphere. >> this advanced technology telescope was the 1st of the new technology telescopes that has been considered pretty much the norm. we have we have the advantage of bringing them directly into our telescope. it is almost like a living machine. >> still very important to maintain not out here trying to improve the existence of god if we wanted to obtain reasonable results we need to do it embracing a certain work ethic the same that the bible itself tells us to embrace. >> they look at the stars and wonder. how do i fit in? to hear about the moon landing and want to no what it was like. if you part of

and, as you know, the benediction is not the end. it's really the beginning. it's when you turn out and do the work that we're here to do. >>> ladies and gentlemen let me bring forth the bishop and pastor of greater grace. >> as we bring this portion of the event and this most sacred unvailing of this portrait together i would ask that you touch each other and just connect one with the other. where there is unity, there is strength. a house divided against itself cannot stand, though unified can do anything. we thank you for this special ceremony and we thank you for this time of honoring this great warrior. this statesman who has served in excellence. a man of integrity. a man of impeccable honor. we thank you for his life. we thank you for his health and for his strength. and, as we will say in the church down through the years, you've been mighty good to him. we asked you to kobt to keepcontinue to keep it in the hollow of your hands. continue to keep his mind strong, his body healthy that he might continue to be a champion for all of us, your people. and w

and benedict cumber batch, who really takes on odd roles. >> i think everyone can appreciate benedict's genius. his mouth almost can't quite catch up to his bath. i think benedict has this tremendous advantage as an actor. he doesn't have to pretend to be an extremely smart person. >> for you, it was a very nuanced performance for certain characters to capture that. >> benedict we didn't want to sort of like -- turn into this cliche eccentric math genius character. he's more complex character than that. we wanted to do justice to him. benedict is this kind of actor where the camera can just linger. >> he's so accomplished but also -- as we've seen in the last year or two, become this massive sort of fetish object as well -- >> that's right. >> that's how we both thought of him so -- >> that's why -- it's a hag tag. i think that cannot be of any harm to your marketing. >> his fans are definitely very devoted. >> we're going to coin that term #fetishobject. imitation game now in theaters. thank you so much good luck. you're not going to need it, but good luck. ♪ ♪ ♪ "here i am. rock you l

the imitation game and benedict cumberbatch gets an oscar nod. >> a digital computer. >> a digital computer>> the theory of everything starring jones. they were shortlisted and delighted with the news. >> and manager said he was standing there with a calf any -- cacaphony of voices. >> both are based on true stories. as have been four of the last five winners of the particular academy award. there seems to be a trend around recognizing nonfiction storytellers. it plays into the hands of british act or's an old theaters like this. >> i came because i had this whole speech. >> they learn that acting is not about being a star. it is about embodying a character. >> british actors have the ability to transform and they are starting from inside and working out the layering, putting on a character. i think american training encourages you to build a character towards yourself. >> who are you? >> pike was an actor to receive a nomination. meryl streep was on the shortlist for the 19th time. she will be up against patricia arquette. she is dominated for boyhood. many feel it will win best picture. >

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eggs benedict, benedict arnold, arnold schwarzenegger, bringing you back to "kindergarten cop."" outback steakhouse, "house party," tea party, t-rex, bringing you back to "jurassic park." "parks & rec." what channel is "parks & rec" on? nbc. home of "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." how do you like me now? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i guess i like you the same as before because i don't even know you. >> well, i know you. 'cause your nightmares -- your nightmares are my fairy tales. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's insane. that's completely -- that's completely bananas. >> ha, ha, ha. did it again, man. bananas, "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." that one took me a second, but i see where you're going with that one too. >> jimmy: what? [ laughter ] >> come on. bananas. bananas. banana rama, rama-lama-ding-dong, "ding dong the witch is dead," bringing you back to "the wizard of oz." ozzy osbourne, black sabbath, back stabbeth, bringing you back to julius cesar. little caesars, pizza pizza, pizza hut, jabba the hutt, bringing you back to "star wars." "war of the

. >>> topic number three, benedict cumberbatch, he sounds smart.ith that name has unparalleled degree of intellect and sincerity. he is nay close oscar race for "the imitation game." it is imperative he be as likable and smart as possible. he might have forgotten the two rules when he sat for the chat and the topic of acting jobs for minority actors came up. >> i think as far as, it gets difficult in the u.k., and a lot of my friends had more opportunities here than in the u.k. kennedy: it's difficult for the colored actors in the u.k., and don't get me started on the negroes. come on, benedict. he apologized profusely after a tsunami hit him online. jonathan gruber, right now has a better shot of winning that oscar. >>> topic number four, a new study that says that guy's who take a lot of selfies and post them on social media are narcissistic psychopaths. dudes well-equipped and scantally clad were posting wares online, but now if you dare take a pic of yourself in wash board abdomen you are no longer david beckham, you are max cady from cape fear

tonight -- danny devito -- from "broad city," abbi jacobson and ilana glazer -- oscar nominee benedictcouple bear watch. and music from bad suns -- with cleto and the cletones -- and now, no nonsense, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

benedict. >> hi chairman nolan and the rest of the people i'm here speaking to you as a member of senior disability action to please consider doing what santa fe is doing give free muni for citizens and as a person with disability living in low income housing i have an extremely low budget every month if i have an issue with my services animal i have to buy her medication i have to make which i see that effect my quality of life well, to many of you who are working no standard positions the idea of having to make a choice of 25 conflict of interests a or $50 or $100 is not subsequent bits it's at my level the $23 i use in getting my bus pass every month is a portion that is believe it or not significant i can choose to have an old pair of shoes repaired or get my muni pass i choose to go to a negotiates for vegetation or keep my muni pass it doesn't so you would a lot to people people spend $25 to go to a restaurant i don't have that luxury please consider others in my neck bracket and enact free >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> hi, i'm jerry grace. >> we are th

my name is deborah benedict and i live within a very

. ♪ thank you, benedict cumberbatch, for sounding less like a movie star and more like something a arder for brunch. [ laughter ] [ british accent ] "i'll have the benedict cumberbatch, please. thank you very much." >> steve: one? >> jimmy: the whole batch. like a cumberbatch of them. yeah, thank you." [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, people who record live concerts with phones, for basically telling everyone you that you bought $200 tickets so you could make eight people on instagram jealous. yeah. we get it. you're going to see billy joel. we get it. he played "piano man." yeah, i know. [ laughter ] >> steve: i got it, i got it. >> jimmy: i'm gonna remember this forever. >> steve: wait, i lost my phone. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you lost it? >> steve: yeah, i lost it. now, i don't know where my phone is. >> jimmy: so now, you don't remember going to the concert and seeing billy joel perform? >> steve: no, all i remember is i was with my friend dick poop. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no. it's not dick poop. >> steve: dick poop. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dick poop is a real guy? >> steve: yeah. >>

but benedict arnold maybe the most treasonous person we had was still a united states citizen. i understand what he's trying to do. we're going to rewrite the constitution. this can't be done. >> gary, what are you doing? are you surprised it hasn't been done yet? >> when i heard this, i was like you mean there's not a legislation about this? this is the most obvious of obvious. these are people that want to come here and destroy and do paris number two, three, four and five. i don't see any downside to it and i'll go one further. renounce their citizenship. if they're going over there to train to kill us, are you kidding? the number one goal, number one rule of government is defend the people, come up with the legislation to do it. >> but our forefathers are rolling over in their graves right now because they would step up and say, okay, throw the book out the window. we should allow this. forget the constitution. protect our people. >> john, do we have to do this to protect not only ourselves, but our economy? >> i think so. small terror events have been blitzed on the econom

yes, this morning academy awards nominations for best actor figure to hit "the imitation game"'s benedictatch. >> you finished? >> reporter: against "the theory of everything" star in the making eddie redmayne especially eerie steve carell out of "the office" in "foxcatcher" and "baby boomer" fave. "birdman"'s michael keaton. ace of '80s comedy and super heroics. >> you're a washed out comic strip character. >> reporter: the best actress list could have bridemaids. >> with 0 for 5 nom naths amy adams in "big eyes" against julianne moore in "still alice." >> i feel like i can't find myself. >> reporter: both are deserving so with "wild"'s reese witherspoon and felicity jones from "the theory of everything" and if jennifer aniston crashes the party with "cake," fans will have a longtime friend. >> the series of milestones. >> reporter: "boyhood" should reach a milestone or two with a host of nominations including best picture. just like many of this year's films now awaiting a for your consideration culmination. in one for instance "selma." >> we're not asking we're demanding. give us the v

tonight -- danny devito -- from "broad city," abbi jacobson and ilana glazer -- oscar nominee benedictd the cletones -- and now, no nonsense, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

my name is deborah benedict and i live within a very close proximity to the victoria manalo draves park. i am a tenant representative for south of market soma residents council, which represents about 600 people in the south of market area. i also a member of senior and disability action and take my dog, lulu, to the park on a regular basis. i'm also a former plot holder at victoria manalo draves, so i have a really intimate knowledge of this park. i can tell you from first hand experience that shadow is a huge problem. as a former plot holder i had to move my plot because of the shadow created by the very dense -- i'm guessing ficus trees that were growing. i have called numerous times to have trees trimmed because of the problem of shad i don't know. anything that would create a problem with shadow in this park would be a huge problem. as a result i'm asking you to please not allow this project to go forward in it's present form unless the builder is willing to install permanent and pay for permanent lighting of broad spectrum in the park and pay for the extra staff to keep the park o

dozens of animals died when a fire ripped through a los angeles pet store earlier today, but joy benedicts it wasn't the fire that killed the animals. >> smoke filled the air on the corner here in korea town as firefighters evacuated a four- story building. although everyone got out okay, the animals inside this pet store didn't fair so well. >> about 20 birds died when smoke filled the room. >> it is difficult. >> elizabeth lee and her husband have owned this business and in addition to the animals for sale, two of their own pets were inside when the fire started and also died. >> i lost the dog, and the dog is like family. >> firefighters say the fire started around 8:30 when the store owner opened up. >> chances, are when they were starting to open up, it just got enough oxygen for the fire to take off and set everything off. >> the store sprfers kept everything contained before firefighters arrived but nothing could stop the smoke which quickly filled the cages filled with birds inside. >> the smoke will affect humans and animals and kill people. >> and they are calling the fire an ac

. >> joining keaton eddie redmain, benedict cumberbatch and bradley cooper who earned a third straight oscar nomination for his role in "american sniper." for best actress, felicity jones, marianne and reece witherspoon join favorite julianne moore nominated for her role as a doctor struggling with alzheimer's in "still alice." >> on my good days i can almost pass for a normal person. >> robert duval is up for best supporting actor for his role in "the judge". joining duval edward norton ethan hawke and mark rufalo. >> ♪ human too ♪ >> meryl streep picks up her 19th oscar nomination for "into the woods" joining arquette emma stone, keira knightly and laura dern for best supporting actress. eight movies will battle for best picture. "american sniper" "the imitation game" "birdman" "selma" "the theory of everything" "grand budapest hotel" and "whiplash." >> and the 87th academy awards will be presented on february 22nd right here on abc. ted rollins, abc news, los angeles. >> very exciting. new this noon less than a year after a deadly fire on this plot of land right here another one bre

. >>> and we talk with oscar-nominated oscar benedict cumberbatch and his new movie "the imitation gameat's the news for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. a live look out at the golden gate bridge. right now, one lonely little car crossing the bridge right now. but that's going to change i would say, what, about half- hour? >> or so. >> it is thursday, january 22. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. good morning. 4:30 is your time. looks like it's foggy. >> we have some areas with fog but it's considerably less foggy around the widespread area. good morning, everyone. temperature-wise around the microclimate in the 30s and 40s. good morning, san rafael. checking in at 39 degrees. later today becoming sunny everywhere up to 67 degrees in oakland. we'll talk about the impending warming trend and the rain coming up. >> and as we saw with the golden gate bridge, traffic is still light at 4:30 this morning. fo

>> please remain standing as a chaplain of the united states house of representatives give the benediction let us pray. as we close this celebration of great american ancestors and elders, we give you thanks, oh god, for having made us and having given to each of us potential for greatness the on our limitations -- beyond our limitations. from the beginning of our shared consciousness, the citizen soldier has been integral to our existence as a nation. minutemen were organized for and defense. farmers, miller's, coopers merchants, neighbors who were ready to drop what they were doing when danger approached and come to the defense of one another. at the time of the last attack on our nation by a belligerent state, it was the civil air patrol that picked up that mantle and brought their personal talents and possessions to the task of defending america from a common threatening enemy. may their great example of service, communicate to all generations of americans the valor, generosity, and sacrifice of self interest for the common good that enables us as neighbors and countrymen. may we all t