benedict is wonderful. it's wise, it's an important document, but why stop at benedict when we can go back bao the original source of christianity. christians living in full community is how the church began. it's the only way i know of where jesus' teachings in the sermon on the mount become a practical reality and the early church was far more radical than anything rod has so far proposed. the early christians, as jackie said, turn the world upside-down. they shared everything in common. and actually the rule of st. benedict has some very strong words to say against private property and refers to acts 2 and 4. they evangelize the whole known world. they refuse participate in violence of any kind, including self-defense, military service, abortion, and the death penalty. they model a new ethic of sexuality. and family life that honored equal dignity before god of both men and women. what is more, within three centuries they had revolutionized the greek roman society. nobody can accuse the early christians

today it is a new benedict. known today as the founder and patron saint of europe porn four years after the last roman emperor abdicated and was sent down to the city as a young man to complete his education. what benedict sau saw and it is costing him he wanted to seek the will for his life. he founded a monastery is governed by the constitution called the rule of saint benedict. the rule itself is a template for the running of a monastery that he called a school for the lord's service. it's not a book of spiritual secrets, it is a book that sets out an order for living for the sake of trading in the spiritual life. if you've read the book the rule of saint benedict you may be shocked by the mystical sayings. it is as plain as meat and potatoes and he would never guess from reading it a ke the y role that this book played in the civilization. after benedict died the monasticism exploded. they taught them how to pray but also how to grow things and make things skills that have been lost in a catastrophe that was

. >> pelley: still ahead, celebrations of eggs and benedict, separate stories in a moment. benedict, separate stories in a moment. ,,,, >> pelley: police investigating the death of the rock star prince nearly one year ago found a sizable amount of pain killers throughout his home near minneapolis, that included oxycodone prescribed under a friend's name to protect the pop star's privacy. prince died of an overdose of fentanyl and the legal drug 50 times more powerful than heroin but detectives could not determine how he got it. the retired pope benedict xvi turned 90 on easter sunday is, so the birthday celebration at the vatican was put off until today. a delegation from his native bavaria including his brother toasting him with beer and serenaded him with german music. his yolk was overeasy and his burden was lighthearted as president trump presided over his first easter egg rolls as chief egg-ecutive. he blew the whistle to begin the competition among thousands of kids and the first lady melania trump read the children a story. next, the story of a runner who's been blaz

because it's all about the money. >> benedict, good to talk to you. you for joining us on this. benedict is andrea's attorney. >>> i want to bring in my colleague, stephanie ruhle, to talk more about this. stephanie, i want to talk to you about the economics of this. first, it is important to note, you not only spoke with one of the recent accusers today, but you also spoke with gabe sherman, the new york magazine writer who has been breaking the news all along. he said that o'reilly was out before it happened. he was on your show. tell me about those conversations. i saw gabe saying that sexual harassment at fox was on an industrial scale. >> industrial scale. i just want to point out, ali, to benedict's point, fox making this move, it is about money. this is a chance where money and morality are lining up. but it is not like we're seeing this massive cultural shift in terms of equality. to your point, the big companies with lots of money settle these nuisance suits, that is not what this is. we are not in a place anymore where companies are paying m

kathryn: the benedict option. andrew: i think conservatives pretend the rules haven't changed, the values are the same. you have to admit for a young person coming up today he or she can have sex as much as she or he wants and not get pregnant. there are other dangers and we are selling values now and we used to have those physical imperatives to back us up. that's a different conversation. kathryn: can you explain the benedict option? mollie: there's a great writer who has a new book out called "the benedict option" how christians can exist in a hostile cultural environment, very practical tips how to handle education, culture, family formation and all that. it's great. i got to read it. kathryn: a big part of his point is some of what we were talking about before, a lot of people in this nation have more power than they realize. how can you restore and renew by looking around you rather than looking for apologies to fix things. mollie: it's understanding how the culture does not share your values. for a lot of p

america's benedict xvith turned 90. he announced his decision to step down in 2016.he first german pope to run the chump in a thousand years. >> franchise with the fast cars has another paying at a hit on his hands. the latest release could be the biggest box office smash of all time. the fate of the fewer use earned about $100 million in the united states but it's even bigger overseas. including international receipts it's expected to take in a total of $533 million which would be the number one opening weekends of all time bigger than "sta force awakens" and jurassic world. the boss baby is in second place beauty and the beet in third with about $14 million. this scene right here amazing. look at how holly is looking at me. >> it's the eighth one. >> i know. >> laugh. >> caitlin, it's the eighth one. >> i know, it's crazy, yes. >> it's a guy movie. >> i guess 'cause i've never seen any of phlegm me neither. >> and i'm judging from afar, i will admit that. >> and i'm at that same distance, caitlin, i'm just saying. >> you got to see it, though. the fights are amazin

[dramatic music] i'm not a benedict arnold like you! yeah, benedict arnold was the only one who wasn't a traitor! - chuck does have a point. except in the digital era, well-reasoned opinions are more valuable than the archaic model of so-called "objective journalism." also, what's a walter conkrite? [playfully tense music] ♪ - uh-oh. - mom. - mm-hmm? - we need to talk. - oh, god, you're pregnant. it's okay. we'll pretend it's mine, and tell him you're his sister. - no, about you being here. if this is gonna work, you and i need to establish some boundaries. - well, sounds good. tell me more. - your hand is up my shirt. - i'm just making sure you're not wearing an underwire bra. i read that they cause breast cancer-- wait, i don't read. you know what? it was a dream. [chuckles] - oh, my-- ♪ okay, listen. when you and i are at the office, we are co-workers, okay? so before you do anything, just ask yourself, "would i do this to another co-worker?" - that's not gonna help. i just rubbed icy hot on justin's quads. - please, mom, i've worked

corporate issues, but now he wants to allow corporate inversions that provide tax benefits to corporate benedict arounds who betray our -- arnolds who betray our country. he refuses to say that china is a currency manipulators even though he said during his rallies he would do just that and he refuses to do anything about chinese requirements regarding coal production. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. seruman: he's -- mr. sherman: he's governing like goldman sachs. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from indiana, mr. messer, for five minutes. mr. messer: thank you, mr. speaker. for generations, our nation has celebrated the american dream. i call it the american promise, the simple idea that if you work hard you will be rewarded. the american promise means that if you show up for work every morning and play by the rules, you'll be able to take care of your family and over time your life will improve. unfortunately for many americans, that promise no longer rings true today. before the election of dona

molly: can you give the two second exclamation on what the benedict option is? >> there's a great writer who has a new book out called "the benedict option" how christians can exist in a hostile cultureal environment, very practical tips how to handle education, culture, family formation and all that. it's great. i got to read it. >> a big part of his point is some of what we're talking about before, a lot of people in this nation have more power than they realize. how can you restore and renew by looking around you rather than looking for apologyies to fix things. >> it's understanding how the culture does not share your value values. for a lot of people, conservatives have the idea that america is a pretty conservative place, even as everything everything changes, they keep this understanding of what the culture is like. it's actually not true. so, if you understand where your values differ from the prompt culture -- predominant culture it makes it's easier to raise children in that environment. >> we live in a time that needs culture, i'm a big fan of that, m

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are rosamund urwin, columnist at the london evening standard, and france 24's uk correspondent, benedicteaviot. she has had a very long day. she was on the andrew marr show this morning. we will prop up up. tomorrow's front pages starting with. .. the ft leads with the french elections. and former banker emmanuel macron going head—to—head against the far—right leader marine le pen in the race to become france's next president. the guardian says macron is now favourite to win as they say the result redraws the french political divide. the i features the former labour leader, tony blair, telling voters to put aside party loyalty for the sake of the best brexit deal. the daily telegraph questions labour's debility on defence as they sayjeremy corbyn ruled out ever using the nuclear deterrent. the daily express claims a foreign aid row broken out over claims taxpayers' cash was being given to a government which funds terrorists. and the metro carry the story of a navy veteran, who was hit and killed by burglars driving his car. let's begin. if you heard a rustling of papers, it is because pet

us are rosamund urwin, columnist at the london evening standard, and france 24's uk correspondent benedicte. welcome to you both. the front pages, starting with the financial times: it leads with the french elections — and former banker, emmanuel macron going head—to—head against the far—right leader the guardian says macron is now favourite to win as they say the result redraws the french political divide. the times says voters in france have humiliated the country's two established political parties. while the daily mail describe it as a "new french revolution". the i features the former labour leader, tony blair, telling voters to put aside party loyalty for the sake of the best brexit deal. the daily telegraph questions labour's credibility on defence after they say jeremy corbyn ruled out ever using britain's nuclear deterrent. the daily express claims a foreign aid row broken out over claims taxpayers‘ cash was being given to a government which funds terrorists. —— has broken. and the daily mirror suggests madeleine mccann may have been snatched to order by slave traders and sold. :_<

the second thing i wanted to point out going back to what benedict was saying, goes to this hot line, sources close to fox news, this notion there was a hot line, a place where women could go and voice their frustration or speak up about sexual harassment experience, many of the women i talked to never heard of that hot line. many of them were scared to actually call that hot line because they feared that there would be retribution, and they even feared that roger ailes, when he was there may be tapping their phone. >> lisa said the same thing last night. >> i think you're right. and by the way, i think fox talking about the investigation probably has to announce a reserve now to its shareholders that they may be liable for significant amounts of money. and publicly held corporations have an obligation to disclose to their shareholders when they are vulnerable to these kind of potential lawsuits. so i think they're hitting fox where it matters in the pocketbook and are hitting o'reilly. i still want to go back to the necessity for having an objective investigation, to protect both sid

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the former pope, pope benedict turned 90 yesterday. >>> here at home, thousands of guests will be allowed on the white house lawn this morning. it's the easter egg roll. >> president trump and the first lady are hosting, along with the easter bunny. no word who will dress up at the easter bunny. we assume not melissa mccarthy. >>> coming up, one claiming they were not treated correctly on the way to their wedding. >>> and new this morning. shots fired at several weekend events that were supposed to be good fun. the scary scenes straight ahead. >>> later in "the pulse." these two sisters are college bound. narrowing their choices after being accepted into 40 schools. wow. >>> there is no end to the wildfire battle in florida. two fires are now forcing evacuations and highway closures because of poor visibility. some homes have been destroyed. together, the two blazes have consumed about 800 acres. both started this weekend and are only this is florida's worst wildfire season in at least six years. >>> gun fire brought an abrupt end to two spring karn values. near boston, no one was injured

benedict has more details on the british pm's shock announcement. why is she calling these elections now? >> this is a shock announcement, it cannot be overstated. this is a monumental political u-turnrn, reversal. why now? herself, innister her rprprise announcemenent himn frfront o of 10 dowowning streed she believes t the country needs now.he needs it she h has sent seseveral times e was doing so reluctatantly. inindeed, she e and her ministes and her presess team have coconsistently told us since she came into office after d david cameron's resignation that no elections until 2020. stability.reasons of it is exactly for all reasons of stability and strtrengthening te prime mininister and the u.k. government's and p preparing for brexit and negotiating thahat vital future of the united kingdom m outside of t the euron ununion, as voted for inviting brititish people. she said that is why it is needed. shefact of the matter is inherited d a very small majoriy from t previous conservative prime ministerer david cameron. , , ose thatvatives helped he

. >> benedict's birthday was sunday. but since that coincided with easter, they held the celebration yesterday. happy birthday. >> think it is understandable. >> happy birthday. have a beer. >> still partying. a spring chicken compared to violet brown who lives in maica. she its now believed to be the world's oldest person, 117 years old. hello, violet. >> she looks great. we say she is believed to be the oldest person on earth because that status hasn't been made official yet. violet's birth certificate says he was born in march of 1900. march 10th to be exact. >> as a younger woman she worked as a sugar cane farmer there, traditional in jamaica. avoid pork and chicken. even jerk chicken? come on? she still goes on short walks. and -- long lives seem to run in her family. her son is 97 years old. >> i think i am going to live a really long time. i don't eat pork. >> she doesn't eat chicken. jerk chicken. jamaican. >> chicken, burned, burned, burned. that's it. >> don't know if that is a list you want to be on. >> she lo

rod dreher is a writer for the american conservative and his new title is called the benedict option.ll moore is the president of the southern baptist ethics and religious liberty commission and abigail pogrebin is as writer, her latest book is my jewish year, 18 holidays, one wondering jew. and father james martin joins us from new york, father martin is a jesuit priest and editor at large at american magazine. father, i want to start with you. the jesuits believe that god can be found in all things. what does that mean in the practical life of a catholic? >> well, it means that god is not just confined or the experience offed to is not just confined to walls of a church or reading the bible. god can be experienced in all moments of our lives, in relationships, in work, in our family and friends, and nature. so it is an invitation to really meet god in all things and all people and in all events. >> dickerson: abby, you wrote that you said you were jewish in the way the olive garden was italian. that you had a hunger that led you to write your book. tell me about that hunger. >> you

the former pope, pope benedict turned 90 yesterday. >>> here at home, thousands of guests will be allowed on the white house lawn this morning. it's the easter egg roll. >> president trump and the first lady are hosting, along with the easter bunny. no word who will dress up at the easter bunny. we assume not melissa mccarthy. >>> coming up, one couple claiming they were not treated correctly on the way to their wedding. >>> and new this morning. shots fired at several weekend events that were supposed to be good fun. the scary scenes straight ahead. >>> later in "the pulse." these two sisters are college bound. narrowing their choices after being accepted into 40 schools. wow. ok, let's try this. it says you apply the blue one to me. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. ♪ five-second rule protection. new lysol kitchen pro eliminates 99.9% of bacteria without any harsh chemical residue. ♪ lysol. what it takes to protect. >>> there is no end to the wildfire battle in florida. two fires are now forci

. >> you were aware when you worked with melissa benedict that she had aids, is that correct?n 1993, "philadelphia" starred tom hanks as a gay lawyer in the first big-budget hollywood movie about the aids crisis. demme told charlie rose in 1998... >> the one thing my movies have in common is i've always been really excited by their potential as movies and a belief if we can make a movie that winds up exciting other people as much as the potential of it excites me, maybe it will be contagious. >> reporter: demme got his break as a publicist for the b movie master roger corman, who gave him his first directing job, the prison exploitation film "caged heat" in 1974. as a director he jumped easily between genres, from satire to drama to documentary. ♪ burning down the house "stop making sense," his 1984 concert film of the band talking heads is considered a classic. "music was my first love. movies came second," jonathan demme one said. he credited the advice roger corman gave him: never forget what the primary organ is for the movie-goer. it's the eye. you must keep the eye inter

conservativing me editor rod dreher on the role of the modern orthodox children in his book "the benedict option." later, thousand laughen on his book "dodge city" and then timothy tyson talks bet the life and death of emma tell in 1955 mississippi. >> this week on "the communicators," a discussion of economic policy and federal communications commission. our guest is halsinger, an economist and season fellow the george washington university institute of public policy. dr. singer in a recent paper you cao authored, the curious absence of economic analysis the federal communications commission, an agency in search of a mission is the title. you write that the fcc is often an economics free zone. what do you mean by that? >> guest: i mean that they are not taking economics into consideration when making policy decisions. they are instead relying on noneconomic evidence, the popular whims and fancies of the die reach decisions that have tremendous economic import. >> host: has it always been that way? >> guest: it's not always been that we. we chart the ebb and flow of economic influence. th

the man who gave the benediction on the opening night of the rnc. - i believe donald trump, without questionbelieves that marriage is between one man and one woman. - what? - he believes marriage is between one man and one woman. - who does? - donald trump believes one marriage is between one man and one woman. he also believes-- - until a younger woman comes along? - no, no, no, no, no. no, no, no, that's not-- - trump thinks marriage is between one man and one czech, one slovenian, and one american, right? - so your point is? - this one man, one woman thing-- i ran the numbers. they don't check out. - donald trump is not the pastor the united states of america. he's accepted jesus christ as his savior. is he a seminarian student? can he exegete the scriptures? i don't think so. - you know who has run a bible study? - who's that? - i'll give you a hint. - it rhymes with hillary clinton. - hillary clinton? - yes. - runs a bible study? - she did when she was first lady of arkansas. - well, you know, i can't speak to hillary clinton's relationship with god. i know she's really good at panderin

carry the cross around, this is a tradition that goes back to the 18th century, i believe, with pope benedict carried for parts of the journey by believers from two other countries. this year it is going to be portugal, where pope francis will be portugal, where pope francis will be heading later in the year. he will be sitting under a canopy. in the past, the pope would have carried the himself but age is not alone that sylvia sitting under a canopy and he will be listening to him edited. this is a guest that is invited every year to write a meditation and to read it out as well. it will be done for the first time bya well. it will be done for the first time by a secular woman. she is a french professor. so there we have the colosseum in rome. a young british woman who was stabbed to death on a tram in jerusalem has been named as hannah bladon. the 23—year—old was taken to hospital, but died soon after. she was an exchange student from the university of birmingham. two other people were injured in the attack in the old city. a 57—year—old palestinian man has been arrested. police say the sus

he went to rome and met with the pope, pope benedict the 15th. this is a mosaic, a gift from the pope to president wilson. it, is such a fine mosaic, that you are to be forgiven if you think it is it an oil painting. scholars recognize it is detailed from the renaissance painter. this is a work of the vatican workshop, and a gift of the pope, presented to president wilson, as a way to wish him well in bringing peace to the world at the paris peace conference. here's another amazingly beautiful work of art. this is a painting by an armenian artist, and later and armenian american. the ottoman empire collapsed after having controlling the middle east area for eight or nine centuries. in that transition, the armenian people suffered greatly. woodrow wilson responded to the crisis by sending food to armenia, one of the first examples of international humanitarian relief. one can think of america's role in international humanitarian relief today, and this is a precursor to that. the armenian people were very grateful. a group of armenian people went t

roman catholic pope frances is going to visit at the end of this month picking up a relationship by benedict 16 who denounced the bombing of a church at christmas time in egypt and then asked for protection and he said that was unacceptable and that this was a definition of islam. after the outreach saying we want to repair this in the fall, there were reports of god does it saying we can do the visit of the criticism of islam that is going to be kind of tricky conversation when the pope goes. >> one thing that struck me when i went there in 1984 as a young diplomat is that every church in egypt, and there's a lot at a police guardian and why was that because they have policemen guarding ihad a policemanguardis was 1984 and everything that you see today that was much that bue been put into place against religious minorities iraq had its beginnings for the targeting of christians and robbing them and the whole question they were the ground for all this stuff that we follow you around with al qaeda and the islamic state. >> what are some of the benchmark sandals so, you've written about anti-s

pope benedict celebrates his 90th birthday with germany flair up.ope's milestone. you can see more on our podcast on itunes and >>> former leader of the catholic church celebrated his 90th birthday with a bug of beer. pope benedict xvi enjoyed >>> he's 90 and has bp developed new, industry-leading software to monitor drilling operations in real-time, so our engineers can solve problems with the most precise data at their fingertips. because safety is never being satisfied. always working to be better. >>> get ready to jump rope with the world renowned jump, the buddy lee. >> plus it's travel tuesday and we take a trip down south to a city where you can get a great bang for your buck. it's greenville, south carolina. >> and it is tuesday, april 18th, and this is great day washington. ♪ [ music ] >>> that's beautiful. good morning, my friends, my name is chris leary. >> and i'm markette sheppard. we're your hosts of great day washington. we have a full studio audience this morning. so we have applause. >> very exciting. big show today. wait until you

another way to celebrate tax day or just drown your sorrows is to do what the pope emeritus did, benedictebrate the 90th birthday. >> marked the big occasion with the beer. friend from his native bavaria, his brother. >> munich! >> yes, it is. it is like a beer garten. >> calm the guys down. >> the peanut gallery is wild today. >> sort of like vegas. >> benedict's birthday was sunday. but since that coincided with easter, they held the celebration yesterday. happy birthday. >> i think it is understandable. >> happy birthday. have a beer. >> still partying. a spring chicken compared to violet brown who lives in jamaica. she is now believed to be the world's oldest person, 117 years old. hello, violet. >> she looks great. we say she is believed to be the oldest person on earth because that status hasn't been made official yet. violet's birth certificate says he was born in march of 1900. march 10th to be exact. >> as a younger woman, she worked as a sugar cane farmer there, traditional in jamaica. she avoids pork and chicken. even jerk chicken? come on? she still goes on short walks. and --

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as george washington said to benedict arnold, "no fairsies, benny! you promised to be on our side.ck it off!" seriously! jason chaffetz, please, just grow a pair and tell us what flynn did. ( cheers and applause ) you gutless charles schulz rough draft. quick aside, quick aside. congratulations to greta on her new, show "for the record." if you remember, for years, her old show on fox news was called "on the record." because "for" the record, she no longer believes anything she said that was "on" the record. i look forward to seeing her future cnn show, "please erase the record." as a political outsider, it's taking donald trump a little while to get a handle on how stuff works in the nation's capital. but there's one piece of white house protocol that trump has mastered, because according to the associated press, with the push of a red button placed on the resolute desk... oh, god! what happens when he pushes the button? a white house butler arrives with a coke for the president. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ) thank god. i was worried there. he's just turning th

. >> first check it out pope benedict celebrating birthday 90 and doing so with cold one, beer, enjoyingrage with his brother and del sgraition from germany when he was born. he is the first hope to sit down an 100 years. he's celebrating with cold brew a day late. >> time for "business beat". murderner cleveland uploaded to facebook raises questions about violent videos own social immediate first we check the market. back from fox business network studios, lauren simonetti. good to see you this morning. >> yeah, yeah, i'm gone yesterday and the market closes up 183 points and down this morning by 60. right now looking at the dow we have earnings they keep coming in and we had net glix lasts night and goldman sachs and bank of america today the list goes on. there's optimism that not only will first quarter earnings be about what about guidance for second quarter. we'll see a pull back this morning for the stock market. >> you put me in tough position i want to you be here us with but if you leave and we make money now i'm completely thrown off my game. >> i didn't mean to do that to you

. >> you were aware when you worked with melissa benedict that she had aids, is that correct?>> reporter: philadelphia starred tom hanks about the aids crisis. demme told charlie rose in 1998. >> i've always been really excited by their potential as movies and a belief that if we can make a movie that winds up exciting other people as much as the potential of it excites me, maybe it will be contagious. >> reporter: roger coreman gave him his first job "caged heat." in 1974. as a director, he jumped easily between genres. from drama to satire to documentaries. ♪ stop making sense, his 1984 concert film of the band "talking heads" is considered a classic. music was my first love, movies came second, jonathan demme once said. he credited the advice roger coreman gave him. never forget what is the primary organ is for the moviegoer. it's the eye. you must keep the eye interested. anthony mason, seebcbs news, ne york. >>> that's the overnight news for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and cbs this

soft scram canabled eggs are the new eggs benedict. >> we're going to melt that.going to ut our eggs in. >> i we're going to soft scramble that. >> you make the bread? >> our chef makes a beautiful brie yoesh. that comes from pipe dream farms. so we're going to take that. you see where it's going to take the eggs. that's going to go on top. that's going to be a dish only different. >> what's the key? scrambled eggs, i mess them up at home. >> you're doing beautiful. >> we're about as done as it gets. >> we're going to take a spoon and take a little eggs. >> those eggs are going to warm up. now instead of ber nay sauce, this is es pair gus, wild mushroom, some cured bacon, a little chooif and tomato. that's going to go over the top. you're going to get all your goodness. >> it looks so delicious already. >> you'd have to be dead not to like this. >> tell me about the brunch menu. >> we're going to reprize our shrimp and grits. that's going to be on board. our famous crab cakes, we're going to do a beautiful leg of lamb. that's going to be offering a strawberry rhub