only one month into benedict ix's second papacy, he complicates the matter even further. >> benedicte way of impetuous young men, he decided he didn't want to be pope anymore. he had had enough. he wanted to get married. he handed the papacy over to his godfather and he became pope gregory vi. then the really scandalous thing happened. benedict's lady love decided not to marry him after all and he decided he wanted the papacy back. gregory vi said, no, i'm pope. sylvester iii who is still in the village said, don't forget about me and now we have three popes. we have three popes and there is no one to declare which one is the most legitimate. >> benedict's, sylvester's and gregory's factions all fight in the streets of rome over who is the rightful heir to the papal throne, and in the end benedict ix's wealthy family wins again. >> benedict is pope three times in the end. >> after benedict's reign sends the church into a tailspin, the spiritual foundation of the papacy has been shattered. >> all of this becomes a real problem for the church and you've got to sort that out. >> in july

i'm benedict. i play him, the grinch. what's your name?. >> our kid reporter, sidney, 6, daphne is 4. watch how sweet benedict is with them. >> wow, you've got a lot of questions, a list of questions. >> why was your heart -- >> last week -- >> really, you must be tired. that's a long time to be practicing. >> why was your heart little? >> because he was being protective of his heart. >> how's your heart? >> pretty good. do you want to listen? have a listen. you have to get closer to listen -- it's than loud. >> i can't hear at all. >> trust me, it's beating away. >> i'm going to send you there, christmas -- >> benedict is so the opposite of his character, playing dr. seuss' the grinch. >> it's go time. >> the film mirrors the classic 1957 book about a cynical grump who goes on a mission to steal christmas only to have his heart changed by a young girl's generous holiday spirit. when our interview went off the rails because the girls got distracted by making a gingerbread house, he proved his heart is actually three sizes too big. >> what'

benedict was a teacher and a very doctrinal pope. >> benedict was one of the cleverest popes in papalof the best educated, but he was scared by the revolutionary energies which vatican ii unleashed. and he spent his days fighting against that. benedict could not see that the tide will come in, and there's nothing you can do about it. >> pope benedict xvi is known as a scholar. through his prolific writings, he defends fundamental christian values and rarely travels or makes public appearances. >> john paul ii makes it very difficult for his successors. benedict xvi was more of a theologian. this is a strenuous position for him because he's not the kind of guy who's out in front of the camera. he doesn't have that same kind of charisma. >> in 2013, unable to meet the demands of the modern papacy, benedict xvi resigns. >> benedict resigns chiefly because he could not keep up. >> after benedict's resignation, the college of cardinals realizes that the church needs a progressive voice. the first jesuit pope and the first pope to come from the americas is elected. >> francis is tremendousl

freestyle extreme athletes benedict to meyer tears of up on the slopes. the fast food the top chefs shows us how to cook breast for christmas in just five minutes. and the jazz age of reliving the roaring twenty's style. we kick off today show with one of germany's exceptional free styling talents benedict meyer well for him normal slopes just won't cut it he continuously pushes his limits by conquering the steepest mountains or the narrowest of peace meyer's talents took him to the olympics in sochi in two thousand and fourteen or freestyle scaling skiing knows no limits and when you watch myron axin you will see that he knows no limits either so let's take a look now and you'll see what i mean. jim and free ski of benedict my assets off on his terrifying descent down equally steep still the opossums. together with his friend marcos a different south to roll he crosses the mountain road nineteen times with a daring acrobatic chance this footage was actually filmed last summer. but milan has only just released it now. it was challenging because it was inc

benedict soon felt the rules of the new will impede freeskiing discipline was stifling his creativityso he set off by iceland and alaska to ski through pristine untouched nature far from regular ski slopes. it was. special being up on top of a mountain all by yourself. you know that your descent will be a unique experience was a lot like in alaska for example that was scary turtle because these are mighty mountains after all but it's possible to use that fear and to tell yourself you'll give it a go anyway otherwise everyone to be free right so you know there's an element of fear and sure. sounds with the you know. benedict mild likes to keep pushing the boundaries of free speech he keeps thinking up new and more extreme tricks and jumps documents his efforts on film. you don't always want to do the same thing in this sport imagination is essential because without it nothing can develop that's our new tricks or new jumps come about each person sees a mountain differently that first to still be able pass project was just an idea in my head you have to imagine how something like that co

german freeskiing a benedict my ass sets off on his terrifying descent down italy's steep stelvio pos . together with his friend marcos from south to roll he crosses the mountain road nineteen times with daring acrobatic jumps this footage was actually filmed last summer. but my aunt has only just released it now. it was challenging because it was incredibly steep or maybe it's a little snow and that meant we couldn't make any mistakes are jumps had to be perfect to me and to keep up our momentum so as not to slide down the mountain the descent took just three minutes but the preparation took two years. it took us several months just to get the snow ready with the help of excavators and snow grimace still vo past connects italy's long body region of the south to roll its italy's highest mountain pos at an altitude of more than two thousand seven hundred fifty meters the winding mountain road is special to. the road is legendary because of the way it is and how it was built after driving up while he's felt carsick because of the many bands that stayed in my memory so i thought i want t

he's considered one of the most exceptional freestyle skiers of his time twenty nine year old benedict myer for him normal slopes just want to myer started skiing at the age of three and by the time he was a teenager he was already chalking up titles he continuously pushes himself to comparable to conquer the steve us mountains or the narrowest of peace wires talents even took him to the olympics in sochi in two thousand and fourteen well freestyle skiing knows no limits and when you watch meyer and action you'll see that he knows no limits either. a. german freeskiing a benedict my ass sets off on his terrifying descent down italy's steep still be opossums. together with his friend marcos ada from south to roll he crosses the mountain road nineteen times with daring acrobatic jumps this footage was actually filmed last summer. but milan has only just released it now. it was challenging because it was incredibly steep and made it so little snow and that meant we couldn't make any mistakes are jumps had to be perfect and we had to keep up our momentum so as not to slide down the mountai

we kick off today show with one of germany's exceptional free styling talents benedict meyer well for him normal slopes just won't cut it he continuously pushes his limits by conquering the steepest mountains or the narrowest of peace meyer's talents took him to the olympics in sochi in two thousand and fourteen or freestyle scaling skiing knows no limits and when you watch myron x. and you will see that he knows no limits either so let's take a look now and you'll see what i mean. german freeskiing of benedict my ass sets off on his terrifying descent down italy's steep stelvio pos. together with his friend marcos ada from south to roll he crosses the mountain road nineteen times with daring acrobatic jumps this footage was actually filmed last summer. but milan has only just released it now. it was challenging because it was incredibly steep and made it so little snow that meant we couldn't make any mistakes are jumps had to be perfect and we had to keep up our momentum so as not to slide down the mountain the descent took just three minutes but the preparation took two years. it to

to hear benedict talk about the cumbermania phenomenon, go to our podcast.dited interview you can find it on tune in or wherever you get your podcasts. >>> next week, a sunday sitdown with ben stiller on a 20-year run of hit come dis. why his kids don't watch his movies and his latest turn as a director in the riveting new series about a real life prison escape. ben stiller next week on "sunday today." >>> dylan is back with another check of the weather. >> hey, willie. a little bit unsettled in the northeast. we have some snow. tomorrow it's lake-effect snow as cold air works in behind the system. we're looking at the next storm system to move into the west coast as we get into the middle of next week. that means rain, mountain snow, colder air setting the stage. so by the time it moves into the middle of the country by friday we're looking at heavy rain down through texas and we could see snow and ice through the southern plains. that will move eastward. where exactly it's going to go next weekend is way too early to determine, but there is the possibility

to hear benedict talk about the cumbermaniaen phen, go to our podcast.r the entire unedited interview you can findt on tune in or wherever you get your podcasts. >>> next week, a sunday sitdown with ben stiller on a -year run of hit come dis. why his kids don't watch his movies and his latest turn as a direct in the riveting new series about a real life prison escape. ben stiller next week on "sunday today." >>> dylan is back >>> and that's your latest forecast. >>dylan, thank you very much. coming up, harry smith with a remembrance of the teenage war hero who became the 41st president of the united states. >>> plus, dylan visits a special vinctuary for chimpanzees retired from ser to the country. >> oh, penny? >> penny was born in 57 so she ght not hear you with that one. >> more of dylan yelling next on "sunday toda"y. there are so many toothpastes out there... ...which one should i use? choose one that takes care of your gums and enamel. harmful plaque bacteria hide below the gum line and plaque can lead to weakened enamel and other problems. so now i

we thus benedicte paviot, it the uk correspondence france 2a and president of the foreign press associationnna isaac, economic correspondent at the daily telegraph. many of the papers are already in, as you would hope. the telegraph reports on comments by the former head of uk immigration enforcement, he says the uk will stop rescuing and landing migrants who cross the channel or the uk risks what they call a humanitarian crisis. the times says that britain is viewed as a soft touch because they are too busy with brexit to make sure that the border is policed. the financial times reports on the £3 billion given to a french infrastructure group, despite the havoc caused by last week's drone sightings. the daily express said the commissionerfor the sightings. the daily express said the commissioner for the eu's sightings. the daily express said the commissionerfor the eu's budget has warned that the european union must be prepared for the uk to leave without paying all of the money agreed in the so—called divorce settlement. the daily star says it is the end of winter. the paper says the gove

thank you to my guests, benedicte paviot and anna isaac.ok at the papers at 11.30pm. but for now — goodbye. the weather hasn't done anything particularly dramatic today but there has been a mix, some sunshine and some cloud and a few got stuck with fog. parts of southern england under the fog did not get above 5 degrees. through tonight it stays dry but often cloudy and there will be patchy fog but this is a satellite from earlier today. you can see big areas of cloud and also a few patches of fog towards the south and we keep this mishmash of cloudy weather as we head through this evening and tonight. patches of low cloud and mist over the hills and dense fog patches across southern england and perhaps yorkshire, they could cause issues with travelling. temperatures generally holding up between four and 7 degrees, colder if it stays clear for any length of time. some rain for northern ireland which slides across scotland for the first part of tomorrow, and we start the day cloudy and murky elsewhere, particularly southern england. there co

i would then write valiant ambition that pairs washington with benedict arnold.ere we watch over the course of four years as washington emerges as a leader who's really trying to figure things out into what he would ultimately become, the leader that realizes the only way we are going to hang in here is if we avoid that conflict that might destroy the armand. we have to play a defensive war which is completely against he was aggressive by temperament but he knew this was best for his country. with benedict arnold who decides he's the one man whose job it is to tear this country apart. and that book ends with arnold's unsuccessful attempt to turn over west point to the british. in the late summer and fall of 1780. it was after writing that book that i realized now i really have to find out what happens to washington. i'm a water guy and it's great to be here on the wharf because i live on an island, i grew up in that maritime center of the universe pittsburgh pennsylvania but we have rivers. i realize from an early age that before there were multilane highways, be

this is benedict, and are just five weeks old she is the youngest ever survivor of ebola.ed during childbirth. benedict was showing symptoms days later and despite a very slim chance of survivor she has made a full recovery and is now at home with her father. translation: i really did not want to lose her. she is my home. ebola is a very contagious and deadly infection causing severe fever, vomiting, diarrhoea and internal and external bleeding. hazmat suits and isolation wards are crucial could —— to containing it. it kills 50% of the people it affects and shot to the headlines in 2014 after an out—of—control outbreak in west africa killed thousands of people over two years. but ebola is still affecting the region, this year the drc has suffered the world's second worst outbreak. according to the health ministry, there have been over 500 cases. the world health organisation says the situation is concerning, and there is still a very high risk of the outbreak spreading further. english premier league football club chelsea have condemned fans who were heard singing anti—sem

in twenty fifteen after john paul the second in benedict the sixteenth pope francis was the third pope in a row to visit cuba. although only six percent of cubans call themselves catholic the churches influence is greater than one might think that francis is the first pope from latin america and many cubans identify with him he is seen as a crucial figure in reestablishing diplomatic relations with the u.s. without the vatican's encouragement president barack obama's historic visit in two thousand and sixteen might never have taken place signs of reconciliation that seemed impossible just a few decades ago. during the new cuban leader raul castro had met the pope and wrong shortly before his visit. there. its october time is racing the plan had been to open the church on the feast day of saint john paul the second october twenty second. but at least the bell is installed it summons the faithful to mass with a new touch of solemnity. on the archbishop is back this time to celebrate divine my. the sunday and the feast of st john paul the second. it's still not clear when the church will

a look at the papers with our reviewers anna isaac, the telegraph's economics correspondent, and benedictet, france 24's uk correspondent. good evening and welcome to bbc news. in iceland, three british tourists, including a child, have died after their vehicle crashed while crossing a bridge. four other passengers were critically hurt in the accident. according to local media, the crash happened on a bridge in a popular tourist area in the south—east of the island, as our correspondent ben ando reports. the two families were in a toyota land cruiser, which crashed through railings and fell around 20 feet onto a dry riverbed below. first on the scene were the police and a local tour guide, who did all he could to help. i tried to talk a little bit to the driver to calm him down. he was trapped inside the car. i was trying to tell him to save his energy and try to be patient, we will try to get him out of there. it was a very difficult situation. two adults and the child died ar the scene, before others, including two children aged seven and nine, were airlifted to hospital in critical cond

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with me are benedicte paviot, the uk correspondent for france 2a and president of the foreign press associationndent at the telegraph. thank you both forjoining us and i hope you have been enjoying the yuletide season. good to have a breakaway from the mince pies, the pork pies, whatever. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times reports on the £3 billion sale of gatwick to a french infrastructure group — despite last week's havoc induced by drone sighting. the i sasteremy corbyn has told them the commons should be recalled early — as soon as next week — to vote on the prime minister's brexit plan. the telegraph reports on comments by the former head of home office immigration enforcement, who says the uk must stop rescuing and landing migrants that attempt to cross the english channel or the uk risks what they call a humanitarian crisis. the daily mail says landlines are to be installed in cells in prisons across england as part of a radical plan by david gauke to cut reoffending. and in the star they say "it's the end of winter" — no, it's not a weather story — the pa

european conservatives are prepared to take on the right wingers of the alternative for germany if benedict it's a right wing party in part an extreme right party and therefore we will fight with everything we have against exerting great influence in our country so if he is the german briggs party if you want a situation like that in london vote. but if you want stability peace and cooperation on this continent vote c.d.u. and support us in the next european election the next nobody. the european elections will be the first litmus test for a crime karen barlow who may well be the next candidate for chancellor. she'll want to prove herself able to put together the right team and unite the party she'll need a loyal party secretary general happily for her the new one policy meowed was her choice to try to and q.'s younger voters. overnight force american composer debates were passionate and more motions were submitted than usual at party setting out its future isn't it in those we have come to the end of a party conference day which in every way was a very unusual one where their historic run

got it all benedict so gave kaka the lead to send fans who had traveled thousands of miles into delirium. but lukas plateau equalised to reverse a prompt extra time. one can ted old and put river in front with a fabulous finish. and gonzalo martinez sealed the three one win river triumph in the first ever final between argentina's two heavyweights. and i don't try to meet the expectations in a positive way you know we couldn't let negative thoughts get to us because it would have made it worse i mean more after staying silent and not saying anything about other matters we've shown on the pitch we are superior to go and what i'm wondering about. the second one as it is the river fans went wild after a rollercoaster few weeks following the two two draw in the first leg and if any man's enjoyed it took all the weight off my shoulders i have not slept for weeks i lost my voice and i missed days at work because i went to the other two games that were postponed but today nothing gives me more pride than to ride this shirt. that was sporadic violence but nothing like the attack on the bulk of t

miss benedict? >> hi, deborah benedict, 75 door. as you know, steering committee and really just a citizen and participant as you and everyone is in this project. we've been working quite diligently and regularly to bring together an improvement in our neighborhood that we all recognize needed to be happening. and quite frankly, i was part of the small groups that were being meeting and also with the supervisor -- or not the supervisor, the police chief and also the person in charge of the southern station, captain fong, about the issues and problems. and i was going to different -- bounding from meeting to meeting, as many people were. so in meeting different people, i came across james, and we shared a vision that we could improve as regular people that live there, walk there, shop there, we could improve the neighborhood, and we're very grateful for your help in providing us the opportunity and the direction through chris to create something with the help of the voters and business people in our neighborhood to be able to increas

you up the treadmill and dream right at benediction my ass. the moment next. anxious li waiting. for a lifeline to syria. the war continues to haunt those who flew in from syria. i'm trying to reach them but nobody answers. the war on my phone even forty five minutes on w. . the people of the world on for g.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch and follow us. climate change. waste. pollution c. isn't it time for good news eco africa people and projects that are changing our environment for the better it is up to us to make a difference let's inspire the church. he could be a fireman magazine. long d.w. . on. i want to welcome to our highlights addition with me your host megan lee we are highlighting some exciting cultural events and seafood dishes on the show today here's a look at what's coming up. top are prone to go up to its classic masterpieces with modern symbol. illuminated.

from glendale, joy benedict, kpix5. >> burrous grew up in santa clara.e was a former anchor at our sister station kovr. you might remember him from good day sacramento. >>> still to come a bay area billionaire will soon be keeping tacks on elon musk. >> the story behind this eerie glow that lit up the manhattan skyline. it's time for our lowest prices of the season on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299. plus, 24-month financing on all beds. ends new year's day. >>> it's a weekend. maybe you're skipping breakfast to get an extra hour or two of sleep. i'll be doing that. your forecast tomorrow morning, sunrise at 7:24, gosh, i hope i'm still sleeping then. 44 degrees at the coast, 45, clear and cool at the bay, a chilly maybe frosty start inland, 34 degrees. tomorrow morning you can join julie watts at 6 a.m. she will have your forecast tomorrow and sunday morning. >>> new york's major utility company is investigat

the house and senate chaplains gave the indication and benediction. >> let us pray. thanks, almighty god for the appearance among us of great men and women who serve as inspirations for all americans to be their best in service to god, country, and neighbor. honor our 41st .resident, george h w bush president bush dedicated his entire life to public service. as a vocation first in the military, then as a member of congress, a diplomat, director of the cia, vice president and finally, president. it is a record of service reminiscent of john quincy adams and unmatched in nearly a century. we thank you oh god for having endowed president bush with hisesse oblige and ask that service to others might be an inspiration to all americans, indeed to all the world. as we continue this celebration of honor, grant that all who attend to these proceedings might be desirous of being our best selves in service to all of our brothers and sisters as you might call us to be. dear lord, thank you for inspiring such greatness in president george h.w. bush and continue to bless the unite

captain andre was romancing benedict arnolds's future wife. mistress, thed a officers had numerous mistresses, they were just having a really good time. there was no insecurity on the part of the british because he assumed as soon as spring came and fighting began, a, there would be no army left, or b, what was left would be easily wiped off the map. so they figured let's just enjoy it. >> more questions, please. >> i will keep it historical. did you detect anything in washington's early days that would indicate he would become this fabulous leader? mr. drury: yes. when he was fighting with, alongside the british in the 70 year war, french and indian war, as tom said, he chafed at the fact he was looked down upon as a colonial colonel. lieutenants and even sergeants in the british army who were below his rank could order him around because he was nothing but a colonial. but on the several missions that he ran for the british during the french and indian war, the word got out that this guy washington knows what he is doing. he knows how to lead

captain andre was romancing benedict arnold's future wife. one of the how brothers had a mistress. they were having a good time. the reason why they could do that, there was no sick insecurity on the part of the british. there would be no american army left, or b what was left could be wiped off the map. go ahead and enjoy it. have a good time. >> former cop. >> did you detect anything in washington's early days that would indicate he would become this fabulous leader? >> yes. when he was fighting with in a long alongside the british and the french and indian war, he as tom said chased as the fact he was looked down upon as a colonial colonel. lieutenants and sergeants were below his rank could order him around. he was nothing but a colonial. on several missions that he ran for the british during the french and indian war, the word got out that this guy washington knows what he is doing. he knows how to lead men. he knows now to a, secure a victory, and in one ugly case put together an ordinary retreat. i think his renowned, at one point, i won't get into it here because it is a lo

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in two thousand and fifteen after john paul the second in benedict the sixteenth pope francis was the third pope in a row to visit cuba. although only six percent of cubans call themselves catholic the church's influence is greater than one might think. that francis is the first pope from latin america and many cubans identify with him he is seen as a crucial figure in reestablishing diplomatic relations with the u.s. without the vatican's encourage men president barack obama's historic visit in two thousand and sixteen might never have taken place signs of reconciliation that seemed impossible just a few decades ago. so far the new cuban leader raul castro had met the pope and wrong shortly before his visit. it's october time is racing the plan had been to open the church on the feast day of st john paul the second october twenty second. but at least the bell is installed it summons the faithful to mass with a new touch of solemnity. the archbishop is back this time to celebrate divine mercy son. in the feast of st john paul the second. it's still not clear when the church will be fi

see where the youngest survivor has officially recovered from the virus baby benedict was just six days old when she showed symptoms of the disease mother who also had died during childbirth health workers gave the baby round the clock care for weeks and it's worse because she's now been allowed to return home to her family. it's a good story to have for you on the program. a. mexico's new president for is open the door as his official residence and is inviting the public. and there's a three way fight for the men's world surfing title santa will have that story and sports. business updates brought to you by qatar oh we're going places to get the. business updates brought to you by qatar oh we're going places together. a comeback now a presidential palace in mexico is usually off limits for the country's new leader is changing that. he has opened up the residence to the public john home and joined a talk in mexico city. at the presidential residence los pinos has always been shrouded in secrecy sealed off toward larry mexicans last week that suddenly changed new president under his mone

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the youngest survivor of a burglar has officially recovered from the virus baby benedict was just six days old when she showed symptoms of the disease her mother who also had a bone that died during childbirth health workers gave the baby a round the clock care for weeks and it worked as she's now been allowed to return home to her family. one of christianity's biggest spits in century is expected to be formalized this weekend ukraine plans to create a new challenge independence from russia's influence since the fall of the soviet union ukraine's dominant orthodox church has been divided into factions pro russia and pro ukraine charlotte that's reports. a place to worship gold or russia the cathedral of nativity is it the same to over theological rift in ukraine the orthodox faith is split into factions russian lead and ukrainian lead priests anatoly church is one of more than twelve thousand that aligns itself with russia on saturday he must pick sides orthodox priest will meet in q. to civil same trees on ties with russia and creates a new independent church. we will not recognize i

evidently caves in on itself ok and i it's only a matter of time here i mean i sometimes take the benedict option and to stand aside and watch these people destroy themselves because they will inevitably they will go ahead well it does it does go back to the concept of trying to achieve perfect safety you talk about coming back to the u.s. you may not get arrested but when you get here going to have some guy groping you whacking your genitals taking away all of your individual rights because you've got to keep it safe and the outs the idea but you know it comes down to between being paused pessimistic an optimistic i think it's going to get worse before it gets better yeah but i think it will ultimately get better just look at the issue with the texas teacher all of a sudden people are waking up saying hold on in twenty six states in the us on the law i'm not allowed to say i'd rather not buy israeli products because i don't like their internal policies what the hell is that about i'm going to daniel they haven't you they have a lot more people start to think what is interesting is that at