do you want to kick us of with that one, benedicte?imes investigation and it is really worrying news for the general public and also security experts looking at this. this has been a growing problem for some time, islamist extremism in britain's prisons, who are holding makeshift sharia trials, circulating banned books and openly grooming young inmates. this is according to one testimony amongst others cited in this article on the front page of the times, a former prisoner who claims he took part in these sharia courts and punishment beatings also in elton keynes and her man the prison would heal. this is now wanting security experts to have a review of terrorist radicalisation in prisons across britain. this is off the back of the london bridge attack, osman khan, and he was a category a prisoner freed on licence, we will remember, who succeeded in murdering two people and injuring five others at london bridge before being killed by london bridge before being killed by london police. of course this is not a new problem, as the times p

the two popes examines the relationship between benedict and his successor, pope francis. lizo mzimba. the series of confrontations and conversations between the two popes... reform needs a politician. ..manages to undercut audiences' expectations in many different ways. you go in there thinking, maybe, do i want to sit and listen to two popes talking, and you can watch this film with a sense of humour. you know the beatles? yes, eleanor rigby. who? eleanor rigby. no, i don't know her. yellow submarine. yellow submarine? that's silly. jonathan pryce says his portrayal of pope francis before he succeeded anthony hopkins's pope benedict was helped by his long—standing admiration for the oscar winner. oh, no, a pope must go on forever and be the personification of the crucified christ. you see francis going in very much feeling he is in the presence of the pope, and he is slightly in awe of him, and that played well into my relationship with tony, who i've admired for years. he doesn't think there are comparisons between the men's conflicts and some of the situations happenin

a new film captures the dynamic drama between popes benedict and francis. >> the stories i'm drawn to are amtimate and epic at the s time. and this is a perfect ample. these themes of, how do we find common ground between two people who are polar opposites? >> nawaz: and, it's friday. so mark ields and david brooks look back on a tumultuous year l politics, and look ahead to the impeachment trd presidential election. all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs >> major funding for the pbs newsho has been provided by: ♪ ♪ ng mour economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. c >> when ites to wireless, consumer cellular gives itsth customers choice. our no-contract plans give you as much, or as little, talk, y text and data want, and our u.s.-based customer service tem is on hand to help. to learn more, go to consumercellular.tv >> the john and james l. ight foundation. more at kf.org. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends

an addict: he joined -- benedict : he joined in october.urg the chairman and ceo. -- isr calhoun is a stop a stopgap or a permanent solution is unclear. those we have spoken to in the last 24 hours are suggesting that he is a's top gap. -- a stop gap. they have been bleeding cash because they have kept producing the 737 and parking them on the tarmac. none of them have been handed over or sold to customers. billion ofut $50 unused kit gathering dust and nobody knows when it might come back. david calhoun will need to figure that out. a well-connected person in the u.s. and in corporate circles. he has a ge background and a hevate equity background and will have to see if he can pull together all of these constituencies to right the ship in the next few months. anna: another story i know you have been following. bmw being investigated. what is the story? benedict: simply when is a car considered sold. bmw handed over cars to the u.s. dealers using them as demonstration cars or loaner cars. this is the probe. as sold whene cars in fact they w

benedicte is standing by in london with more. and a a trial over a deadly migrant shipwreck in italy six years ago was postponed over a lawyers' strike. a closer look at t that case, coming up. as the climate summit gets underway in madrid, this decade is set to be the hottest in history. be in the top three warmest years ever recorded. up in business, french cheese, champagne, and handbags in the crosshairs as washington prepares retaliatory tariffs in response to france's new digital services tax. parisord six the women in last night. .orld cup start megan rapinoe the details on that coming up. first, our top story, our top story come alive from paris. summit will be particularly tense this time around. the u.s. is questioning the purpose of nato. the body's financeses have beena thorny subjeject, with donald trump demanding the u.s. pay less. the u.s. president gave a press conference in london earlier, where he lashed out at the french president's description of nato as "brain dead," calling it nasty. pres. trump: you don't h

. >> nawaz: there had not been a papal resignation since 1415, but pope benedict did just that in 2013 the tim his successor, pope francis, could not have been more different. now, a new film, "the popes," imagines the relationship between the two men. ffrey brown has a preview, part of our regular arts and culture series, "canvas." >> brown: rome 2013: a new pope is elected. but the previous pope was still alive-- he'd startled the world by resigning. and so, for the first time since 1415, there were two living pos. the film "the two popes" takes those basic facts, and some ofde the knowils, and imagines the relationship and interaction between the two men: the older german, pope benict, played by anthony hopkins... >> brown: the younger argentinian cardinal bergoglio, who would become pope francis, played by jonathan pryce. >> brown: francis captured the imagination of many around the world, who wondereif this first pope from latin america might move the church in a new direction.on them, brazilian director fernando meirelles. >> i wanted to know more about him. i think he's one of t

the living parts of the catholic church, are the parts that are still in grace john paul ii and benedict 16th, the interpreters and the vatican council. the dying parts of the church of these catholic like experiences that don't work. i don't think that pope francis wants to sell catholic light, but i think some of the initiatives he's taken have given encouragement to the dying catholic light forces in the catholic church. and that's a shame. because he in many respects puts a compelling face on the church. and he is right to remind us that every time the church does notice something that has to explain what's the guess that stands behind the no. not just the naysayers. gerry: thank you very much one more quick break and they were gonna talk about religion in modern america. stay with us. step up, please. empty your pockets. looks like you're all set for that business trip. you've got your smartphone, laptop, your other smartphone... woman: is this all the devices you have? your tablet... seriously? smartwatch, your backup tablet, and... woman: anything else in your bag? ...whatever tha

the living parts of the catholic church, are the parts that are still in grace john paul ii and benedictthe vatican council. the dying parts of the church of these catholic like experiences that don't work. i don't think that pope francis wants to sell catholic light, but i think some of the initiatives he's taken have given encouragement to the dying catholic light forces in the catholic church. and that's a shame. because he in many respects puts a compelling face on the church. and he is right to remind us that every time the church does notice something that has to explain what's the guess that stands behind the no. not just the naysayers. gerry: thank you very much one more quick break and they were gonna talk about religion in modern america. stay with us. doctor bob, what should i take for back pain? before you take anything, i recommend applying topical relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addictive relief. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or cream. hisamitsu. (thud) (crash) (grunting) (whistle) play it cool and escape heartburn fas

jonathan pryce says his portrayal of pope francis before he succeeded anthony hopkins's pope benedict long—standing admiration for the oscar winner. oh, no, a pope must go on forever and be the personification of the crucified christ. you see francis going in very much feeling he is in the presence of the pope, and he is slightly in awe of him, and that played well into my relationship with tony, who i've admired for years. he doesn't think there are comparisons between the men's conflicts and some of the situations happening around the world. whenever i try to be myself, people don't seem to like me very much. the position in europe and america is so horrific at the moment, i don't see the parallels between francis and benedict. ijust see there is a conflict between them which is resolved, and please, god, we can resolve our issues here. a film he hopes can set a powerful example for all. lizo mzimba, bbc news. that's it for now. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. it is 40 it is a0 minutes past five. —— 1a minutes past five. more

the living parts of the catholic church, are the parts that are still in grace john paul ii and benedictd the vatican council. the dying parts of the church of these catholic like experiences that don't work. i don't think that pope francis wants to sell catholic light, but i think some of the initiatives he's taken have given encouragement to the dying catholic light forces in the catholic church. and that's a shame. because he in many respects puts a compelling face on the church. and he is right to remind us that every time the church does notice something that has to explain what's the guess that stands behind the no. not just the naysayers. gerry: thank you very much one more quick break and they were gonna talk about religion in modern america. stay with us. ugh, another electronic signature. you have to print, walk, sign, scan, recycle, walk, email yourself... really? more walking, try again, waiting, recycle, walk, email yourself, then get back to your day. or not. this isn't working. introducing samsung paperless workflow solutions. with the galaxy tab s6, you can sign digital d

will benetton is in london for france twenty four said join benedict now benedict even to you. tell us more about this tension that there is clearlyy between the two met. trump a mac from. well let's set the scene let's remember that this is the celebration a all meaeano bebe. nature the most successful military alliance in history say i its backekers suddenly oversee critics would disagree with that so. donald trump arrived late last n night and at the us ambassador's residence. his first meeting was with the secretary general of nato jens stoltenberg i'm not h his when e really laid into when journalists. came intnto a press conference leading to present my course okay n not in the french president's. presence and he said it was quote very disrespectful i'm very insulting to the twenty eight otheher countriries- and just pn nasty a for suggesting that nato was brain dead andnd of course this is. what our viewers will note a reference totohe economimist interviewew e to. the present do you a few weeks ago which school world attention now the turn. seem to have improved by the

bright benedicte, is this scene in france as well? it has happened.t is worrying about this is that there have been quite a few incidents, an increasing number of incidents over the last 12 months in english football but as you say, a fa ct in english football but as you say, a fact that it is being stamped on immediately, that plays being stopped on the message is being broadcast around the stadium and that it broadcast around the stadium and thatitis broadcast around the stadium and that it is so public, effectively this is a back page story that's taking on front—page significance because it is not acceptable for those kind of chance and behaviour. but the messages is getting through. —— the message isn't getting through. i think it's relatively recent, let's be fair that there is this prominence, nationally, so it may take some time and i think consistent punishment... what punishment? being banned from the stadium. what is odd is that you think this was a kind of 19705 thing when the first black player 5tarted playing and attitudes were different

beyond the church would be punished by the church for doing so i mean in the for the last 2 popes benedict and and bold threat was excommunication for actually going outside so this has changed it's very hard to i mean you cannot overstate how the change in policy is i mean we're seeing essentially what most people concerned with this story in the history of sexual abuse in the church have essentially been demanding this is the very lynchpin. the question of transparency and the question of you know i did occasionally reparation for grades committed ok so how far does that. extend then does this mean that churchill sources will cooperate with secular authorities like police investigations so church authorities are obligated in brain simple to collaborate with national authorities only in those countries where month atory reporting of crimes is actually an obligation that's for instance not the case in germany that's not the case you need to lee and there are various reasons why it's not it's the national law what this change does is actually permits it opens the gates for open reporting ev

joy benedict has the story of >> reporter: it is a moment decades in the making. >> there he goes. >>ia condors get their first glimpse of the open sky from inside this flight pen at the bitter creek national wildlife refuge two hours north of los angeles. it's their final stop before freedom. mike clark is the condor keeper at the los angeles zoo. >> you're letting your kids good into the wild, you know. letting them go into the big city. but you have to let them go. that's the purpose of it. this is a california native bird. this belongs right in our backyard. >> reporter: clark has been a key part of the condor recovery program for 30 years, and this year it hatched one heck of a milestone. bird number 1,000 reared his head inside a rocky cliff at zion national park. with a 9 1/2-foot wingspan, it is the largest bird in north america, yet few have ever seen one. >> in 1982, there were 22 birds in the wild. and by '84, that breeding population had dropped to nine. >> reporter: seemingly destined for extinction, biologists captured all surviving birds, and the breeding program at the

a new film captures the dynamic drama between popes benedict and francis. >> the stories i'm drawn to amtimate and epic at the s time. and this is a perfect ample. these themes of, how do we find common ground between two people who are polar opposites? >> nawaz: and, it's friday. so mark ields and david brooks look back on a tumultuous year

at the center of the slum is a project started by some benedict sculpting family named after their parish in germany with the training programs in these weaving and carpentry workshops the coping family has been providing local young people with vocational training and helping them earn a living. but the mood here is currently tense the original partnership ended and a new one hasn't been found yet. their movement. in family partnership and that we're probably every family in. germany is a partnership so that we can work together. on. the outlook is brighter in our tire a province 150 kilometers from nairobi. the council and. families have strong ties with their german partners. hideouts and his wife patron head the german partner group and had been working with colton kenya for more than 20 years they admit that it wasn't always easy but the partnership has withstood failures and disappointments. and some of my trips to kenya i did end up feeling a bit sad that things weren't working out as intended. but this time i had the impression that everything was going very well as it makes me ve

this editor of of this will volume asked me to respond to the book the benedict option pushed in 2017. and rod dreher is a christian conservative who is actually one of the favorite go-to darlings of the liberal media, so the liberal media enjoys rod dreher and quote him often and interview him often. a new new yorker piece about hid david brooks called his book the most important religious book of our decade. and this book spends time sort of speaking to christian conservatives and saying that the republican establishment has betrayed christian conservatives, that it has not protected them from the ideals of the enlightenment, from capitalism, the lgbtq agent which is what he callsle and they should make like st. benedict who is a sixth century monk and -- and they should police in little arcs in the bar barrett of the -- how people should live and his experience living with benedictine commune in italy. one of the first things i do to critique dreher's argument is to note that medieval months did not monks did not call what they're were doing living in arcs. they called what they we

the living parts of the catholic church, are the parts that are still in grace john paul ii and benedict 16th, the interpreters and the vatican council. the dying parts of the church of these catholic like experiences that don't work. i don't think that pope francis wants to sell catholic light, but i think some of the initiatives he's taken have given encouragement to the dying catholic light forces in the catholic church. and that's a shame. because he in many respects puts a compelling face on the church. and he is right to remind us that every time the church does notice something that has to explain what's the guess that stands behind the no. not just the naysayers. gerry: thank you very much one more quick break and they were gonna talk about religion in modern america. stay with us. (classical music playing throughout) doctor bob, what should i take for back pain? before you take anything, i recommend applying topical relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addictive relief. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or cream. hisamitsu. beyond t

as joy benedict shows us, the showcase is so much more than the flowers. >> reporter: it is a strange combination of the imagination, seeds, glue and blooms as the 131st tournament of roses parade is quickly coming to life. with a theme titled power of hope, these fluid floral displays are much more than just flippery. >> this is our ability to bring this message to the 40 plus million viewers in the u.s. who will be seeing this. >> reporter: the aids healthcare foundation has been championing change nine years in this parade this year nestled in between hope avenue and dream street, the foundation drawing attention to the homeless crisis. >> our approach has been to purchase old single room occupancy hotels. >> reporter: it's hoping a small row of homes decorated in flowers will inspire the country to solve a big program. >> the rose parade really offers a tremendous opportunity to share inspiring stories, but also important advocacy messages. >> reporter: nonprofit one legacy produces the donate life float promoting organ and tissue donation. >> our float is light in the darkness, b

they delivered the first benedict model s's. they will produce 1,000 cars a week outside the united states. the accomplishment comes as their stock hits new record highs. let's look at the stock market. the dow is down about 160 points. >> they are testing the star of the new year's eve show at times square. they are making sure it is good to go tomorrow night. the ball is 12 feet in diameter made up of more than 2600 water ford crystal triangles and crystals and weighs nearly 1200 pounds. >>> it is always fun to watch that ball drop. here in the bay area we're going to have fireworks so the weather will be very important. >> yes, feeling the pressure but i think it will be great as we ring in the mu year. we're looking at mainly clear skies so great weather to watch across the region. here is a live looking east to the bay bridge and mount diablo. the sun shining down across the bay area. temperatures it 50s right now. concord, you're at 58. 52 oakland. downtown san francisco as 63. also for santa rosa. >>> here is what you can

. >> colin firth and benedict cumberbatch star, a long with newcomers george mckay and dean charles chapmanorgot they were acting in a movie. >> all the conditions we were in, there was very, very realistic and very hard to sort of act in, but, you know, that's how it was. >> that sounds crazy. >> amazing, right. >> amazing. >> "1917" opens christmas day. >>> and so does "just mercy" starring michael b. jordan and jamie foxx and our chat began with a double celebration. blame it on the a-a-a-alcohol. ♪ blame it on the a-a-a-alcohol ♪ >> i come bearing gifts for you uncle mike. >> thank you. >> i heard we got a baby. >> we did. >> a birthday boy. >> yes. i don't know what y'all drink, but that's my favorite tequila. >> tequila's sick. >> michael's sister just had a baby. jamie just had a birthday. his daughter corrine posted this throwback photo to celebrate. >> how's 52 feel, sir? >> 26 times two. >> nice. nice. >> you know we don't use those -- oh, man it was great. >> these two go way back. jamie's kind of been michael's mentor and now they're starring together in "just mercy." based on a

with worth abit at the end of the hour but said to me he said next year is the $1500.00 birthday of benedict and i wrote this very big oratory on. it last about 17 minutes. and it was 1st performed in in with me and and amazingly which is right out in the country to an audience of $1700.00 which was sort of extraordinary then nothing much happened until it was taken up by. so david both wilcox and he said i want to do this all over the world it is it is a great piece he called it actually a work for all centuries which was a very nice thing to say. thank you a great pleasure well before how it plays of the royal albert hall tomorrow he'll play us out with walking in the air in a moment that's it for the show will be back on saturday with ledger journalist and filmmaker john pilger to take us through the aftermath of the u.k. general election and what it will mean for the dirty war on the n.h.s. his latest documentary to brokers next week he has had like with walking in the air . it. to and. and and. a and. and and. and. and. and. all the in. the. so stacey are continuing on our south america

controlled to powerful church figures, including $90,000 to pope john paul and $291,000 to pope benedict. pope francis finally defrocked mccarrick last year after a vatican investigation found him guilty of abusing his office for sex. but church officials have never explained why they failed to act sooner. father boniface ramsey, now a priest in manhattan, reported mccarrick's alleged misconduct nearly two decades ago. >> i sent the letter and then i never heard a thing. that was it. >> reporter: and after that, he became a cardinal. according to the "post," that papal nuncio also received thousands of dollars from mccarrick's discretionary fund. >> this is problematic. this just -- it doesn't pass the smell test. >> reporter: all told, the "post" uncovered more than $600,000 in donations from mccarrick. tonight, the vatican isn't commenting. but it's said that much of it went to charity, and none of it went -- >>> and don imus has died. he spent more than 50 years in radio. he made racist, sexist, and offensive comments on aretir th got him fired. he also took pride in his imus ranch, w

beyond the church would be punished by the church for doing so i mean in the for the last 2 popes benedict and the church have a saying not to be too quick with that because one of the problems that we have with the church as an institution is not merely the reporting of course there are people with good intentions that are very much willing to bring out thirty's that have not been able to do it under penalty for instance of excommunication but at the same time the problem is that you have a mish of relations in an institutional setting that are very very difficult to break apart sometimes you have people who have been suspected that go back 2030 years are still part of the church are not necessarily sort of inserted in a context in which they would be reported and this is not something that the church can you mediately address but it's a significant step and massive step. back thank you you're very welcome. reporters journalists that group reporters out board assess said that at least $49.00 journalists have been murdered this year as a result of their work more than half of those were ki

and, what happened when two popes, benedict and francis, came face to face? in the terrorist attack on london bridge on friday, has been named, she was saskia jones, who was 23 from stratford—upon—avon. she was a volunteer with the charity learning together. her family described her as a wonderful and positive influence at the centre of many people lives. jack merritt, who was 25 and from cambridgeshire, was also murdered, while three other people were injured. the attacker, usman khan, who was later shot dead by the police, was a convicted terrorist, who'd served eight years of a 16—yearjail sentence. today the conservatives and labour blamed each other for his early release. more on that in a moment, but first for the latest on the investigation, here's our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford. saskia jones, 23 years old, a cambridge graduate who wanted to join the police. herfamily cambridge graduate who wanted to join the police. her family said cambridge graduate who wanted to join the police. herfamily said she had a passion for helping victims o

in a moment, we ll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, benedict paviot and martinw on the news that tottenham's premier league win over chelsea appears to be have been marred by racist behaviour from the crowd. the referee stopped play in the second half after an object was thrown onto the pitch. he was then approached by chelsea defender antonio rudiger. an address made over tottenham's public address system then warned "racist behaviour is interfering with the game". earlier, i spoke to rob hastings, a tottenham fan who was at the game with his father. he described what he saw from where he was sitting. the ref had stopped the game and was chatting to the players and then ran across to speak to the managers. so i sit with my father, and we sat wondering, what is going on here, and following the racist incidents that england have endured in international matches, i suppose football fans are now a bit more educated in the sort of protocols of what happens when these incidents occur, so i said to my dad, the only thing i can think of is that someone has thrown somet

days on judging nixon on just one bart of his life being brought to a close which of course was a benedictionnd all presidents. >> being him. >> dickerson: yes, he was making an appeal for the long sweeping view. >> for all of the presidents who would come afterwards. >> dickerson: susan, i will ask you about another part of this drama which is really instruct me as, during the testimony of the house intelligence committee, a lot of the witnesses kid not just start with the facts of the case. they, you know, in writing we talk about going up to 30,000 30,000 feet, they talked about the role america plays in the world and their immigrant background. what did you think of that? >> the impeachment hearings were a dispiriting ed soap, episode both because of the a allegations being made and the partisan response to them. but i thought it was inspirational to hear from these witnesses, career public servants who started by talking about their immigrant backgrounds. two of them immigrants, one of them the child of immigrants, families that had fled nazi germany, had fled the soviet union, had come

attempting to confront its past pipe john paul dismissed the accusations but his successor pope benedict ordered muscle to retire to a life of prayer and penitence. homestead ahead on al-jazeera getting a taste for greater democracy polls have now closed and is back to stand fast parliamentary elections on the end nearly to promising reform. i'm rob reynolds on the us mexico border where president trumps border wall is under construction in one of the most biologically diverse areas in north america. how the weather's lousy dry across much of china although we have got some bits and pieces of right jen we just to the south of shanghai that will be the case as we go on through the next couple of days shanghai itself at around 13 celsius south of that we getting up to 22 in hong kong with a similar conditions as we go on the 3 achieved if anything recent past china generally drying up you might just catch the just close northern parts of taiwan but that aside it is generally settled and sunny settled across a good path solve in the light winds across northern most parts well the fault in s

decades and is attempting to confront its past who dismissed the accusations but his success of pope benedict ordered mass sale to retire to a life of prayer and penitence donald trump's election promise to build a border wall with mexico is taking construction crews a busy in arizona but environmentalists fear irreversible damage is being done to one of the most biologically diverse regions of the united states well reynolds says the story. president donald trump's border barrier is under construction in southern arizona. crews with heavy equipment are carving a path through the desert the wall will go along the southern edge of the organ pipe cactus national monument an area of exceptional beauty the u.s. national park service says the 1340 square kilometer monument preserves one of the earth's major ecosystems in nearly unspoiled condition. the united nations designated organ pipe national monument as an international biosphere reserve environmentalists say a wall construction threat these this pristine environment we've got endangered keoki dope up fish also known as this annoyed pup fish