>> 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

(paul) one cardinal said to me, "he's on the same team as benedict.ple. benedict is an academic, he's a thinker, whereas pope francis is somebody who learns on the streets. central to his theology is an engagement with people. he's brought back, strongly, the phrase "the people of god." hasn't appeared much in the last 20 years. ♪ (mary) he has loosened the awful intellectual clump that was imposed for years under john paul and benedict. people were afraid of being silenced. and i think what francis has done is given us back the church of vatican ii, a big noisy church, where people are going to fall in and out with one another. (timothy) i think what pope francis wants to do is to have a church which is less controlling because he believes that the holy spirit must blow where it will. (narrator) pope francis has begun a process to create new, more transparent, and efficient structures in the roman curia. but he also wants to radically change the mindset in the vatican. (male translator) what he thinks and always thought is that the roman curia should

>> this is actually our take on eggs benedict. we change it up a little bit because didn't want to do a traditio i hollandaise sauce. this sauce is a bacon, parmesan, and citrus gravy. we use that as our hollandaise uce. it's everything you love about breakfast in one unique bite. >> and before we go here, we don't have a lot of a time, but tell me about the world's largest slider. usually it's about two inches. you have four huge cheeseburgers. might be the best deal in new york. >> it's a go-to breakfast burger. delicious. sangria, amazing. it's to die r. >>f we're off the air what time? i'll observe for a while. 38th street. thank you so much for coming in. great ooking menu. appreciate it. wish you all the best. >>> well, that amy schumer has been everywhere these days, right? last night she said she lived a lifelong dream hosting "snl." >> a busy lady. she won an emmy for her show "inside amy schumer." she wrote and starred in her hit movie "train wreck." and for the first time she took the stage in studio 8h. >> i am so happ

studyingi -- i was francis of assisi for quite some time when benedict was still be pope.ng it for a song i did for my last album, and i was so taken with the life of st. francis and i thought, this would -- was truly the environmentalist saint because he called upon the people, even in the 12th century to have appreciation and respect mother nature. and i thought it would be so beautiful if there was a pope named francis who could embrace the idea of disseminating material things and -- becoming close to mother nature and understanding how important it is to respect the earth and i met the monks in assisi and they said, this will never happen. i was doing research. we will never have a pope francis because st. francis was too rebellious. we will never have a jesuit or franciscan. and i said, well, you know, let's hope. and then when benedict step down, i was watching television with my daughter and the white smoke had come up. so we were waiting to see who would be pope. and we had to wait a long time, like 45 minutes. and in those 45 minutes, i told jesse how much i want

anything better than a pope benedict baby in a fiat. >> nothing cuter than babies in costumes. some of the best costumes are on kids. so much fun yer that way. going into tomorrow morning, it is colder. 30 degrees in the morning and for halloween for trick or treaters, yes, it will be chilly. dress accordingly for that, and the big temple matchup against notre dame. that forecast in a second. we have showers in the forecast, too. then gets milder next week. you're not going to believe these temperatures. 40 in allentown, some areas in new jersey in the mid to 40s. the advertised 62 degrees for this time of year yesterday, we were seven degrees above that, today below that. as we go into the weekend, upper 50s saturday. little more mild sunday, 67 degrees. monday, mid-60s. as we go into sunday, don't forget about this. 2:00 sunday morning, set the clock back an hour. sunday evening sunset is now 4:59 in the afternoon. going to be getting darker earlier, you'll get an extra hour of sleep this weekend. rain off to the west. it will be wet halloween for part of the country off to t

benedict's prep. before i started high school, i i'd been in the newark public school system most-my whole life in been in charter school system for two years, and i was 18th 18th avenue school around the time mark zuckerberg donated. i noticed not much changed and looking back, there's not much things that donating $100 million to newark public school systems can change inherently in the school system, and you guys talk about having civic talks, pta meeting style, and if you were given the money again, what would you do with it? >> wow. a great question. >> question for all the panel -- >> you have already asked the best question tonight. so, let's give the panel a chance to respond. all right? >> can i -- i have a little built more. well, i believe because you can give $100 million to a school system but if there's no incentive for a complete 180 in the school stick are system, what's the point? if you have money like you need money, you need money to start whatever plan you if but what if there's n

and benedict canyon, another brush fire is deliberately set. as crews respond, an air tanker is sent ahead. and in brentwood, a third crisis. a mile and a half west of bel air, an unexpected phenomenon takes place. thousands of fire brands are dumped from the sky. in residential areas, the embers spread. 50 to 60 fires suddenly blaze up as if an aerial incendiary attack had been launched. equipment is sent to the new front. at the same time, a fourth emergency sparks. fire in the space of a few minutes leaps the largest man-made fire break in the city. and it seems hopeless, everything is being sent in the path of a conflagration that will not stop. it's a fight against time, and a 20-mile perimeter of sweeping flames. men do not know where the fire stops, or how far it will go. or how much longer. too many streets, too many homes, too many fires for only 3,000 men to fight. and to these men, the whole thing seems unreal. water will not quench it. the wind will not stop. this is a fire that simply will not be whipped. >> then the santa ana dimi

. >> reporter: joy benedict, cbs news. >> it's crazy about a rain. >>> el nino fears are also causing prices to go up on some food products, including sugar and palm oil. >>> an east bay driver is facing charges tonight of staging a side show. he was spotted fruitvale about 1:00 a.m. after a brief chase, he was arrested. chp says the car will be impounded for a month at the driver's expense. some of the bay area's worst crimes lately have been blamed on stolen guns. now there's a move to fix that. kpix 5's ann mackavick. >> reporter: san francisco police chief greg suhr explained the rules on kpix 5 sunday morning. saying the punishment depends on how much the gun is worth. >> since prop 47 in november, of last year, it has to be over $950. >> reporter: if is is, it's a felony. if it's worth less, it's a misdemeanor. stolen guns were used in three recent high profile murders. these three, known as the drifters are accused of killing three people using a gun stolen from a car near san francisco's fisherman's wharf. >> the more i looked at this, the more surprised that i was that califo

is the daughter of a farmer and the food reflects the upbringing with standout dishes like eggs benedict with butter poached lobster. >> we do not serve frozen, processed. >> reporter: the upscale bistro is manchester by the sea. cooked with a creative global spin. taking the concept of farm to table to the ultimate label a number of local farms host their special gourmet dinners right outside on the fields. for more food and fun, watch saturday and sunday at 10:30 and 11:00 on my tv 38. >> she is training with a purpose. tonight, get closer with a local woman determined to beat cancer and help other patients. >> we thank the wbz weather watchers for chiming in with our reports on this friday mainly in the 60s right now. let's see what's happening in fitchburg. a half inch of rain going on out there. it's been pouring at times. some of the high temperatures across the region today. in the lower 70s to the upper 60s. it's going to change and you'll be happy with the weekend forecast. every single day, more than 8,000 men and women are working together to create a stronger, smarter, more r

caramel benedict church. meanwhile, demolition ha finally started at the building where he plunged to his death. a full demolition permit was applied for in june. it was issued four days after marcos fell to his death. >> they knew it was dangerous. why they don't close it? why they don't close the gates long time ago? searching for the man in this video. he's robbing commuters on the 1 train. police say he's hit a number of times in the tribeca area. in this case, he shows a knife, demands money from his victims. nobody was hurt. police are offering $2500 in reward money for his arrest. >>> charges have been dropped against a long island man accused of taking pictures of a boy in a restaurant bathroom. luis flores jr. says he lost his job, received death threats after his arrest last may. surveillance video showed him at the north babylon restaurant where the alleged crime happen. prosecutors now say that video shows flores was never alone in the bathroom with the boy, and there were no photos of the boy on

i read that benedict cumberbatch, who i think you went to the same school or university-- >> no, we metn a steven spielberg film called "war horse." >> trevor: and he has his fans and they're called cumberbitches. this is what they call themselves. i'm not making it up. and you also have fans. they're called hidell-stoners. >> again, this is a name they've given themselves. it seems violent in some way. >> trevor: i went for stoners. that's what i went for. i don't know why. ( cheers and applause ) they want to smoke you up. >> that's better than being stoned, i think, yeah. stoned, like pelted to death with stones. we don't need to talk about that. >> trevor: this is-- this is so much-- do you get people-- i see you and i see low key. i can't-- i'm not going to-- like-- ( cheers ) he was a bad guy. >> he was misunderstood. >> trevor: that's what i feel you play. i'm seeing in all the movies you're playing a charming and jut yt disingenuous, misunderstood outsider. is this what you're going for? >> i mean, in "crimson peak," he is-- there's-- he has-- it's a gothic romance. yon if anyon

. -- a benediction. let us pray.ner: remember, oh lord, we beseech the.t the faith, those who we remember and those we were member not. and grant them rest in the land of the living and the joy of paradise where all pain and grief have fled away, for the light of thy countenance shine is forever, and guide in peace the end of our lives oh lord, when that will, and as that will , that we may enter the gate and dwell in that house where there shall be no darkness nor dazzling, but one equal light, no noise nor silence, but one equal music. no fears, no hoax, but one equal possession. no end nor beginning, but one equal eternity in the habitations of thy majesty and glory, world without end. and unto god's gracious mercy and protection, we commit ourselves and those near and dear to us. the lord bless us and keep us. the lord make his face to shine upon us and be gracious unto us. the lord lift up the light of his countenance upon us and fill us with his piece. both this day, and evermore. amen. rest internal grant to them, lord, and let light perpetual shin

. >> yeah, we did this once before for pope benedict, but this was an exceptional experience, different experience. >> so tell me what it was like to feed the pope, literally and figuratively. >> well, he was, as the last pope, very gentle, holy man, but a little more personable. we had more conversation with him. >> with francis? >> with francis. pope francis. and he had a smaller group that we served, so it was more intimate than the last time we did it, and he was just a wonderful, blessed individual that i had the honor of serving. >> so you had a german pope the first time and now an argentinean pope the second time. what kind of food did you serve? >> well, we thought since he was argentinean, he was gonna like beef, but that wasn't the case. he gained 15 pounds since being the pope, becoming the pope, so they have him on a kind of restricted diet, so we served him everything we served everyone else at the table, except we managed it a little different. light fare. but he was a delightful person. i could tell you -- you don't have enough time for me to tell you -- incredible exper

at this time i would like to invite reverend buechner to the podium to offer a benediction. >> let usy. remember, oh lord, we beseech thee, the souls of them that have kept the faith, those whom we remember and those we remember not. and grant them rest in the land of the living, in the joy of paradise when all pain and grief have fled away, where the light of thou count innocence shine et forever and guide in peace the end of our lives oh lord when they wilt and as they wilt that we may enter the gate and dwell in that house where there shall be no darkness, but one equal right, no noise nor silence, but one equal music. no fears, nor hopes but one equal possession. no end nor beginnings but one equal eternity in the now majesty and glory. world without end. unto god's greatest mercy and protection we commit ourselves and those near and dear to us, the lord bless us and keep us, the lord make his face to shine upon us and be gracious unto us, the lord lift up the light of his continue innocence upon us and fill us with his peace both this day and ever more. amen. rest eternal grant t

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. >> my name is debra benedict. a resident of 75 door street. i'm a disabled person who recently had my service animal run over by a speeding san francisco police car. this is a photograph here of my dog before cremation and i have put in a submissions for traffic calming treatments on my street at the top and bottom because cars race onto it off of howard street and folsom street. i would also since pedestrian safety is up, i would really love to find out how to put a flashing light in the middle of the street because literally people are on four lane, one lane streets around my block and they cut through racing all the time. people have videos of the vehicle racing and there are children and seniors and other people living in my apartment building. another dog was hit by a car and blinded. i don't want to hear about children or elderly people being hit. this officer was just dropping off someone at the no. 52 a du across the street and there was zero reason for him to be speeding. i'm be rift because of the loss of my service animal and i woul

politically correct time that we're not okay with giving the death penalty to someone who is a traitor and benedictold to all the men and women in the military. let's say that man was wrong about seven people dying. he put american lives at risk, he put american soldiers' lives at risk and that should be punishable no matter what. >> back in the day that was the definition of treason. >> i think what megan said is a fair point, he puts people at risk. what i'm saying is the united states military has put this man through not only this court martial, but he's been through several reviews of exactly what happened, everybody had the opportunity to testify, and they've come to a conclusion. i wouldn't rely on donald trump, because donaif donald trump is judge and talk radio is the judge, i guess he's a goner. >> i'm just telling you what the u.s. military found. >> kimberly, you say it was in the bag already. why would the military go soft? i can't understand why the politics are the way they are, because president obama had -- >> but we're behind the scenes here with "the wizard of oz." i don't find a

>> when i was in london, everyone was talking about benedict cumberbatch, who was in hamlet at the timeapproached it with great trepidation, great willingness, and everybody believes that something has to be part of their own acting, most of them do. some avoided. phil knight does not want to do is not espeare -- want to do any shakespeare. you are almost possessive and protective. >> you are definitely possessive of it. it is difficult to watch other hamlets after you have done it. i asked alan rickman if he would play claudius. said, i have played hamlet, and i don't know if i want to sit there and watch you do it every night. charlie: why is that? >> it is a deeply personal part. andre never going to do it say, i did it. a year andthat part a half out, i decided to do it, asked someone i worked with, austin pendleton, to direct it. my mentor, pinnie allen, who is probably the greatest acting coach in cinema today. thes worked with half guest you have had on here, real hidden talent. had not acted in many, many years on stage, and she wanted to play gertrude, and she play gertrude op.

bringing this all together from benedict dempsey, from an organization helping millions of people, primarily being affected by the syrian crisis. let me ask you first of all, you've been doing this work for years now. you've talked about the problems surfaced for months now, you have made the same points, there needs to be coordinated response month after month after month after month. and now you are saying the same thing. is anybody listening? >> i think to an extent people are listening. as you say, we have been working for years and years in these places, we have been responding to the war in syria for years, other countries where we've got a very long standing presence in afghanistan and somalia and other places these people are coming from. some people are listening. there is some aid going to those places but nothing like enough. >> but those are organizations you might expect to do it, the good fund raisers the group such as yourself, the aid groups. what about the politicians who will have to deal with this in the end? have they changed anything at all on the ground? >> what we are

double chocolate pancakes, crab cakes benedict. brunch has turned into an all day event for so many people. it's synonymous with luxury. >> well, yeah. synonymous with luxury but also laid back and it's a fun and festive meal. it's probably the most festive meal of the week. it always starts with a cocktail. you brought a really good point. you talk about the chocole pan cakes and things like that. it's the only meal you can put savory and sweet on the same table and everybody gets along. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> you don't have to wait for dessert. you don't have to finish all of your individual financials-- your vegetables it's on the table. and it goes really well with spicey egg dishes. today we are making astray da. which is a bread pudding. it's a savory bread pudding. using bread from the night before and you take eggs and milk and then sort of layer that to make a custard. i put some spinach, cheese, and caramelized onions. it all goes into a casserole and bake it off and serve it family style. and when it's done, all i did

reporter: the moment marine one landed, the president was met with protesters who say he rushed to pope benedict lit size the tragedy by pushing a gun control agenda. >> the announcement about gun control and the way that coming off, the first thing he said, instead of saying i'm sorry to the families, i think it was just wrong. >> reporter: mr. obama met privately with families grieving their loved ones following the mass shooting at umpqua community college. the gunman shot ask killed nine people before turning the gun on himself. >> i have strong feelings about this because when you talk to these family, you are reminded that this could be happening to your child. >> reporter: early yesterday, two more college shootings unfolded. first at northern arizona university where police say a freshman shot four other students, killing one of them. 18-year-old steven jones is being held on $2 million bond. >> sir, you have four charges against you. you are charged with first degree scheme or device three felony and three council of aggravated assault. >> reporter: later southern texas university was p

charlie: when i was in london, everyone was talking about benedict cumberbatch, who was in hamlet atrybody has approached it with great trepidation, great willingness, and everybody believes that something has to be part of their own acting, most of them do. some avoided. tell me how you approached it. because people also tell me, there have been lots of hamlet at this table, that it never leaves them. >> that is true. charlie: and you are almost possessive and productive. peter: you are definitely possessive of it. it is difficult to watch other hamlets after you have done it. i asked alan rickman if he would play claudius. he said, i have played hamlet, and i don't know if i want to sit there and watch you do it every night. charlie: why is that? peter: it is a deeply personal part. i think the thing that keeps people thinking about it is because it is impossible to stick the landing. you are never going to do it and go i did it. part by ihed that guess a year and a half out, i decided to do it, asked someone i worked with, austin pendleton, to direct it. my mentor, pinnie allen, w

he was appointed by pope benedict. more about this, because so many conclusions are being drawn from this. and it flew in the face of everything the pope was saying here. i mean, yes, he's talked a lot about religious liberty. the conservatives here were quite happy he visited with the little sisters of the poor. they didn't expect this meeting. but he didn't talk about same-sex marriage as such. he was fighting against culture wars. so they have a lot of explaining to do about this meeting. you know, i hope they do just make public that yes, it was the nuncio who arranged the meeting. >> e.j., i was wondering, were there 100 people in the room? were there 200 people in the room? did the pope know who everyone was? kim davis' lawyer said it was a private meeting just for kim davis. if that was the case, then the pope had to be told why he was meeting with this woman. >> right. cane the question is, as a friend of mine said today, who's been following this, the pope doesn't read the american flups, so he may have known

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understand quite how remarkable that is, because just a few years ago, before pope francis, under benedictthe holy see, which is -- you know, actually has negotiating status at the united nations as a country, would try to get references to the rights of nature and mother earth taken out of negotiating s when -- text when countries like bolivia and ecuador would put them in, because they didn't like this idea of natural rights, of nature having inherent value, because they were still subscribing, to some degree, to this idea of dominion. so there's a major shift. and look, i certainly don't agree with the vatican on everything. in fact, we could go through a very, very long list, which i won't go -- won't bore you with right now. but what i find most remarkable about this pope is he is a man in a hurry. you know, you think about this trip in the u.s. and all of the speeches he made. he's addressing congress. he's on the balcony. he's talking to the homeless. he's zipping to new york. i mean, how -- and it's dizzying, and it really -- this is what leadership looks like as if the world depen

. -- a benediction. let us pray.ner: remember, oh lord, we beseech the.t the faith, those who we remember and those we were member not. and grant them rest in the land of the living and the joy of paradise where all pain and grief have fled away, for the light of thy countenance shine is forever, and guide in peace the end of our lives oh lord, when that will, and as that will , that we may enter the gate and dwell in that house where there shall be no darkness nor dazzling, but one equal light, no noise nor silence, but one equal music. no fears, no hoax, but one equal possession. no end nor beginning, but one equal eternity in the habitations of thy majesty and glory, world without end. and unto god's gracious mercy and protection, we commit ourselves and those near and dear to us. the lord bless us and keep us. the lord make his face to shine upon us and be gracious unto us. the lord lift up the light of his countenance upon us and fill us with his piece. both this day, and evermore. amen. rest internal grant to them, lord, and let light perpetual shin

. >> my name is debra benedict. a resident of 75 door street. i'm a disabled person who recently had my service animal run over by a speeding san francisco police car. this is a photograph here of my dog before cremation and i have put in a submissions for traffic calming treatments on my street at the top and bottom because cars race onto it off of howard street and folsom street. i would also since pedestrian safety is up, i would really love to find out how to put a flashing light in the middle of the street because literally people are on four lane, one lane streets around my block and they cut through racing all the time. people have videos of the vehicle racing and there are children and seniors and other people living in my apartment building. another dog was hit by a car and blinded. i don't want to hear about children or elderly people being hit. this officer was just dropping off someone at the no. 52 a du across the street and there was zero reason for him to be speeding. i'm be rift because of the loss of my service animal and i woul

. >> my name is debra benedict. a resident of 75 door street.'m a disabled person who recently had my service animal run over by a speeding san francisco police car. this is a photograph here of my dog before cremation and i have put in a submissions for traffic calming treatments on my street at the top and bottom because cars race onto it off of howard street and folsom street. i would also since pedestrian safety is up, i would really love to find out how to put a flashing light in the middle of the street because literally people are on four lane, one lane streets around my block and they cut through racing all the time. people have videos of the vehicle racing and there are children and seniors and other people living in my apartment building. another dog was hit by a car and blinded. i don't want to hear about children or elderly people being hit. this officer was just dropping off someone at the no. 52 a du across the street and there was zero reason for him to be speeding. i'm be rift because of the loss of my service animal and i would

. >> my name is debra benedict. a resident of 75 door street.'m a disabled person who recently had my service animal run over by a speeding san francisco police car. this is a photograph here of my dog before cremation and i have put in a submissions for traffic calming treatments on my street at the top and bottom because cars race onto it off of howard street and folsom street. i would also since pedestrian safety is up, i would really love to find out how to put a flashing light in the middle of the street because literally people are on four lane, one lane streets around my block and they cut through racing all the time. people have videos of the vehicle racing and there are children and seniors and other people living in my apartment building. another dog was hit by a car and blinded. i don't want to hear about children or elderly people being hit. this officer was just dropping off someone at the no. 52 a du across the street and there was zero reason for him to be speeding. i'm be rift because of the loss of my service animal and i would

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. >> my name is debra benedict. a resident of 75 door street.'m a disabled person who recently had my service animal run over by a speeding san francisco police car. this is a photograph here of my dog before cremation and i have put in a submissions for traffic calming treatments on my street at the top and bottom because cars race onto it off of howard street and folsom street. i would also since pedestrian safety is up, i would really love to find out how to put a flashing light in the middle of the street because literally people are on four lane, one lane streets around my block and they cut through racing all the time. people have videos of the vehicle racing and there are children and seniors and other people living in my apartment building. another dog was hit by a car and blinded. i don't want to hear about children or elderly people being hit. this officer was just dropping off someone at the no. 52 a du across the street and there was zero reason for him to be speeding. i'm be rift because of the loss of my service animal and i would

. >> my name is debra benedict. a resident of 75 door street.isabled person who recently had my service animal run over by a speeding san francisco police car. this is a photograph here of my dog before cremation and i have put in a submissions for traffic calming treatments on my street at the top and bottom because cars race onto it off of howard street and folsom street. i would also since pedestrian safety is up, i would really love to find out how to put a flashing light in the middle of the street because literally people are on four lane, one lane streets around my block and they cut through racing all the time. people have videos of the vehicle racing and there are children and seniors and other people living in my apartment building. another dog was hit by a car and blinded. i don't want to hear about children or elderly people being hit. this officer was just dropping off someone at the no. 52 a du across the street and there was zero reason for him to be speeding. i'm be rift because of the loss of my service animal and i would really

. >> my name is debra benedict. a resident of 75 door street. i'm a disabled person who recently had my service animal run over by a speeding san francisco police car. this is a photograph here of my dog before cremation and i have put in a submissions for traffic calming treatments on my street at the top and bottom because cars race onto it off of howard street and folsom street. i would also since pedestrian safety is up, i would really love to find out how to put a flashing light in the middle of the street because literally people are on four lane, one lane streets around my block and they cut through racing all the time. people have videos of the vehicle racing and there are children and seniors and other people living in my apartment building. another dog was hit by a car and blinded. i don't want to hear about children or elderly people being hit. this officer was just dropping off someone at the no. 52 a du across the street and there was zero reason for him to be speeding. i'm be rift because of the loss of my service animal and i woul

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